Golze ADL 190
Worldwide in Flight Weather
Golze Engineering, a leading supplier of in-flight satellite weather products since 2012, offers real-time weather data to cockpits globally using satellite technology. While the USA utilizes ADS-B and XM technology, other parts of the world rely on Golze's satellite data as the primary source. The ADL system, compatible with iOS, Android, and specific avionics, overlays real-time radar, satellite, and strike data on a moving map, updating every 15 minutes. Additionally, it provides wind, temperature, METAR, TAF data, and facilitates text messaging, emails, and global tracking. To access this, users need an ADL device or Iridium Go, a satellite subscription, and a mobile device. The data can be displayed on various apps, including ForeFlight and SkyDemon, and is compatible with several cockpit displays, such as Avidyne IFD540/440. Permanent installation is supported by a free EASA minor change for most GA aircraft.
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Suited for General Aviation
The Golze ADL 190 is an advanced in-flight satellite weather receiver designed to provide comprehensive weather data and additional flight information to enhance pilot situational awareness and safety. This device is particularly suited for general aviation and smaller aircraft that require reliable and continuous weather updates while in flight.
Installed Satellite Weather Receiver: The ADL 190 delivers real-time weather updates using satellite data, ensuring you have the latest weather information at all times.
Wireless FIS-B Interface: Integrates seamlessly with your avionics systems to provide weather data without the need for complex wiring.
AHRS and ADS-B Traffic Integration: The device includes an Attitude and Heading Reference System (AHRS) and ADS-B traffic information, which enhances your situational awareness by providing critical flight data and traffic information.
Installed Satellite Weather Receiver: The ADL 190 delivers real-time weather updates using satellite data, ensuring you have the latest weather information at all times.
Wireless FIS-B Interface: Integrates seamlessly with your avionics systems to provide weather data without the need for complex wiring.
AHRS and ADS-B Traffic Integration: The device includes an Attitude and Heading Reference System (AHRS) and ADS-B traffic information, which enhances your situational awareness by providing critical flight data and traffic information.
Separate Antennas: Comes with dedicated antennas for both Iridium satellite communication and ADS-B reception, ensuring optimal performance.
WiFi Connectivity: Functions as both a WiFi access point and client, allowing you to connect your mobile devices for easy access to weather data and other flight information through the ADLConnect app on iOS and Android.
Power Supply: Requires an external power supply of 7-36V, consuming approximately 5W.
EASA Certification: Includes a free EASA minor change approval, facilitating easy and compliant installation in most general aviation aircraft.
Compact Design: With dimensions of 84 x 55 x 26 mm and a weight of only 120 grams, the ADL 190 is compact and lightweight, making it easy to install without adding significant weight or bulk to your aircraft.
Comprehensive Weather Data: Provides a moving map overlay with radar, lightning strikes, satellite images, and updates on winds and temperatures aloft, METARs, and TAFs. Weather data is updated every 15 minutes via satellite.
Additional Accessories: The package includes an Iridium antenna, ADS-B antenna, ADS-B amplifier, and necessary coax cables to ensure a complete and seamless setup.
Where is the weather data displayed?
ADL Weather data can be displayed in our own ADLConnect iOS/Android app and as a weather layer in ForeFlight, SkyDemon and other GDL90 compatible applications.
With some more effort it can also be displayed in the Garmin Pilot app. In addition ADL weather can be displayed on Avidyne IFD540/440 and EX5000 cockpit displays. With additional ADLS1G hardware GTN650/60, G500/600/1000/3000 are also supported.
Is it certified?
There is a free of charge EASA minor change available for the permanent installation of the ADL150/190/200 devices in most GA airplanes. The portable devices do not need such paperwork.