ADSB alarm is working -- yay! Now I have to just tidy it up and make a few decisions about the final version.
Which would you prefer:
1. a more expensive unit that was fully stand-alone and that had built-in GPS and a touch-screen interface to allow the setting up of intrusion-zones and displaying useful information
or
2. a simpler/cheaper unit that connects to a smartphone app via wifi or bluetooth so that your phone can provide your location data and the user-interface. In this case, if an intrusion was detected the alarm itself would beep but you'd need to get your phone out to see where the approaching aircraft was and other details.
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ADSB alarm is working -- yay! Now I have to just tidy it up and make a few decisions about the final version.
Which would you prefer:
1. a more expensive unit that was fully stand-alone and that had built-in GPS and a touch-screen interface to allow the setting up of intrusion-zones and displaying useful information
or
2. a simpler/cheaper unit that connects to a smartphone app via wifi or bluetooth so that your phone can provide your location data and the user-interface. In this case, if an intrusion was detected the alarm itself would beep but you'd need to get your phone out to see where the approaching aircraft was and other details.
Let me know which would be most useful.
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