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Sources saying Kinetic's 1090MHz ADS-B Puck and SDR Puck sell for £249 incl. VAT

Started by Brian, December 31, 2012, 08:42:12 PM

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Brian

Online sources saying Kinetic's 1090MHz ADS-B Puck and SDR Puck sell for £249 incl. VAT

[249 British Pound Sterling = 404.45 US Dollar]  ::)

Quote from: MikeMy sources tell me that the price of the Puck will be about £249 incl. VAT.

Quote from: AnmerI've too have heard that the price will be £249 incl VAT.

As reported by two members on the FlightRadar24 Forum thread.
http://forum.flightradar24.com/threads/4844-Starting-2013-New-Distributor-for-Kinetic-Products-Taylor-Made-RF-Limited?p=25904&viewfull=1#post25904

hispeedbypass

FYI kinetic may well not be so involved in the puck development as from Jan 2013 KineticChris has formed his own site that will support users etc and more detailed info on puck will be listed there suffice to say target releas date is around mid March



Keef

Can't help but think £250 is a bit steep given recent developments in the ADS-B receiver field.

I have no doubt it will be a quality product, and I like the Basestation software so I'm sure there will be plenty of interest.

Just my thoughts...

Keef.

viking9

Judging by the number of R820T dongles appearing on PlanePlotter and elsewhere and the continuing development of ADSBscope (free) I'd say the Pucks have missed the boat.
Tom

shakysen

Hi Tom .While I agree with you in one way in missing the Boat. Will the popularity of the Dongle's push the price up?

                                                          Bilko

viking9

Hi Bilko, I can't see how it can as there will be many more millions sold for TV use.

Hopefully though, it may see the introduction of better receivers based on the R820T for ADS-B.

It might even make Kinetic sell BaseStation as a standalone to work with the dongle though.  ;)
Tom

Anmer

Quote from: viking9 on January 21, 2013, 08:45:37 AM
It might even make Kinetic sell BaseStation as a standalone to work with the dongle though.  ;)

A suggestion that's been put to Kinetic too many times to remember but always rejected.

I agree Tom, dongles for Mode-S are a small fraction of the total market.
Here to Help.

shakysen

Hi Gent's. Yes I accept what you guys are saying. But will Manufacture's turn down the chance to make money?.I have 2 tv Dongles with different chipset's. Plus the FunCube is selling for £149 An unable to do the things the Dongle can. Someone very soon will release a Stable software and then we'll see. As the person at Uni who I
got a couple of dongle's for his banging on about them .But thats as far as he goes

                                                                               Billko