SKU: UAX-90036-01

Recently removed in good working condition for transition to Dynon Skyview.  

The Ultimate in Compliance and Visibility

Upgrade your aircraft’s compliance and visibility with the uAvionix tailBeacon—the simplest and most innovative ADS-B Out solution for general aviation. Designed to replace your rear position light and work seamlessly with your existing Mode C transponder, tailBeacon delivers full FAA 2020 ADS-B Out compliance with minimal installation time and cost. It’s a streamlined, affordable upgrade that gets you flying smarter and safer—without the downtime or complexity.

Product Details
ADS-B Out  |  WAAS GPS  |  Altimeter  |  LED Nav Light
tailBeacon is the latest all-in-one certified ADS-B solution from uAvionix.
Remove your standard rear position light and replace with tailBeacon for ADS-B compliance.
tailBeacon is designed for use in the United States.

FEATURES:

Integrated ADS-B Compliance
Meets 2020 FAA ADS-B mandates with a near-zero install solution by integrating a UAT transmitter and WAAS GPS in a rear position light, compliant with 14 CFR §91.227.

Patented Power Transcoder Technology
Seamlessly communicates with existing legacy Mode C Transponders via the aircraft’s electrical system, simplifying installation and maintaining existing equipment compatibility .

Enhanced Privacy with Anonymous Mode
Anonymous Mode protects your privacy by withholding aircraft identification from ADS-B OUT transmission while squawking 1200—displaying only a (1200) squawk code and (VFR) call sign to the FAA and nearby aircraft.

Improved Visibility and Safety
Incorporates a bright LED nav light that provides enhanced visibility with 40 candelas intensity and less power consumption .

Easy Installation

Direct replacement for the rear position light with minimal wiring changes needed; mounts with a simple twist and lock.

Self-Contained WAAS GPS

No need for additional GPS; includes a TSO-certified uAvionix truFYX WAAS GPS with RAIM for integrity protection .

Robust Build

Designed to withstand harsh environments from -45 to 70°C, ensuring reliable operation under varying flight conditions .