Before posting a question, please do a subreddit specific search first to check if someone has already posted an answer. Hot soup processor game download. Current version (stable): Current version (beta): An alternative method for installing Stratux on your board's stock Linux OS. Note, currently outdated and not in sync with the latest Stratux code. Current version: Note, the WebUI address is 192.168.10.1 To connect to the Stratux device, select the 'stratux' SSID listed in your wireless device's WiFi settings. Once connected, open a web browser and enter 192.168.10.1 in the address bar (it's a good idea to bookmark it) and hit enter. I see the lack of demand for supporting Garmin Pilot.

There are better, and even free, apps for tablets, and they're used by a much larger percentage of the flying population. So supporting Foreflight and FlightPlanGo for example would provide much greater return on investment for supporting tablets.

Garmin mode is a bi-directional binary proprietary interface protocol that is used by Garmin and many third party vendors do communicate directly with a Garmin receiver. All of the handheld units understand Garmin protocol but may not understand or respond to a specific command in that protocol.

But Garmin handheld GPS's are a different matter. Many people have Garmin Aera 500, 600, 700 series devices that will receive a TIS-A string via serial. I don't think any of them will connect over WiFi or BT for traffic/weather, but I could be wrong. In any case, I don't see the point of a wireless connection when you're confined to a cockpit anyway.

It just uses more battery power to drive something that is trivial to wire in. I already have a panel-mouned dock for my Aera, and it has bare wires available for a serial port behind the panel. I can run wires from my Stratux down to the Aera dock invisibly, and send the data straight there. If the Stratux knows how to talk to it. I think my point was missed, or I didn't make it clearly.

Maybe I shouldn't have commented on market share as that's only my observation locally and a gut feel based on pilot forums i'm part of. I have no hard numbers, and in any case, market share isn't the point. The debate isn't between supporting GP or any other tablet-based package. It's my understanding that Stratux already supports everything but GP. The choice is between supporting GP (running on tablets) or supporting all of the Garmin handhelds that can take ADS-B data via serial.

And I would hazard a guess that there are more dedicated Garmin units out there that could take the data directly, than there are tablets running GP. Maybe there's overlap in the work required though, if the only difference between connecting to GP over bluetooth and connecting to a handheld over serial is the mechanism to generate a serial connection, then great! But I suspect the bluetooth connection is the much harder part to solve. The protocol used by stratux currently was developed by Garmin (GDL90). It is supported by every EFB with ADS-B support other than Garmin's own app. GDL39 protocol is probably what your devices use now, which is another proprietary protocol.

Connext is Garmin's newest protocol which will likely supplant GDL39 in the near future. We could work on Connext protocol since ForeFlight and Garmin Pilot both accept it, so it'd be worth it for a little while.

But your devices wouldn't work with it. Put more succinctly, keeping up with Garmin's self-fragmented proprietary protocols is a fool's errand (especially when we don't have access to SDKs and development information).