Radar and traffic
Track up, a minute of track ahead of each aircraft, the alarm that says where to look, and the list of who is there.
skyBlip Go, subject by subject.
Seven guides, with the screens as the firmware draws them.
In flight
Instruments
The GPS and barometer readings on six dials, for fun, the battery above the middle one, and on the Go+ a g-meter that keeps the peaks of the flight.
Every screen
Every page, every menu and every prompt, and the radar drawn both ways.
On the ground
Controls and menus
Two contacts, the settings under the radar, the callsign typed on the device, and the diagnostic pages.
Power and battery
What it waits for on the apron, what it looks like when off, and a battery that warns as it drains.
Phone and firmware
Three apps with no pairing, every change asked on the screen, and firmware from the browser.
For the curious
The radio second
One radio, four slots a second, and two systems heard in the same slot.
What a pilot can actually see
Field of view, sector scanned, apparent size of an aircraft, reaction time: the published figures of see and avoid.
Coming next
The skyBlip Panel for glass cockpits, and the skyPost ground stations.