Sentry ADS-B Receiver by ForeFlight
Sentry is a compact, affordable ADS-B receiver specifically made for ForeFlight. In addition to popular features like ADS-B weather and traffic, Sentry also includes a carbon monoxide detector to warn of dangerous conditions in the cockpit.
Q7199.00Q6950.00
ADS-B receiver with CO detector—made for ForeFlight
Sentry is a compact, affordable ADS-B receiver specifically made for ForeFlight. In addition to popular features like ADS-B weather, traffic, and WAAS GPS, Sentry also includes a carbon monoxide detector to warn of dangerous conditions in the cockpit. No larger than a deck of cards, Sentry packs a long list of features into a small size, but still offers up to 12 hours of battery life.
Essential pilot tools:

Subscription-free Weather
Sentry Plus receives all the weather products transmitted by the FAA, including newer options like icing forecasts and cloud tops—and there is no monthly subscription for weather. As long as you’re within range of a ground station (usually 500 to 1,000 feet AGL), everything is regularly refreshed. ForeFlight makes it easy to overlay multiple weather graphics on your route of flight, so you can make informed decisions and stay safe.

Jam-resistant GPS
Sentry Plus also includes a multi-constellation GPS receiver that is incredibly accurate and reliable. In addition to 1-meter accuracy, the built-in receiver will switch to the European Galileo satellite constellation if the US’s GPS system is jammed or unavailable for any reason. It’s a powerful bit of redundancy, and it’s all automatic.

AHRS for backup attitude
The built-in AHRS drives a real-time pitch and bank display in ForeFlight. If you subscribe to Synthetic Vision, you can even see a 3D view of the world, complete with airports, terrain, obstacles, and traffic. This is not intended for primary reference, but it’s a great backup, and it is also recorded for ForeFlight track log replay.

ADS-B traffic
Sentry has a dual-band ADS-B receiver, so you’ll see traffic both directly from other aircraft equipped with ADS-B Out (air-to-air transmission) and from ground stations (TIS-B traffic broadcasts).
