Description
Angled TQ KRT2 Bluetooth adapter for SkyDemon, Sky-Map and other navigation apps — SD-KRT2-A (Angled).
The angled version of the SD-KRT2-E is designed for installations with limited space behind the transceiver. The adapter is simply inserted between the transceiver and the existing connector—no additional wiring or mechanical modifications are required. You can set the standby and active frequencies of your TQ KRT2 from the app; SkyDemon also displays the station's name directly on the screen.
Left or right? The connector orientation differs between KRT2-S and KRT2-F — pay attention to which way the adapter should be angled. That's why there are "LEFT" and "RIGHT" versions.
Key Features
- Compatibility: TQ KRT2-S, KRT2-F and KRT2-P. Please pay attention to the angle direction.
- Simple installation: The adapter is plugged in between the existing wiring and, thanks to the correct locking mechanism, stays securely attached to the housing.
- Power supply: No additional power supply required; processes on-board voltages up to 28 V. An integrated fuse protects in case of a fault — the radio remains operational.
- Requirements: Works on the 12V and 24V Avionics bus.
- Compact design: Dimensions 40 × 45 × 17 mm, Weight 50 gr.
Important note: This product is intended for experimental purposes only.
Stefan M. –
There's hardly any space behind our KRT2. Therefore, only the angled version was an option. The adapter was easy to install and works reliably with my VFRnav. Select the frequency, transfer it, and then transfer it to the radio – exactly as I had imagined.
Verified purchase.
Ralf –
I use the adapter with Sky-Map. The setup took a little while for me, but after that it worked flawlessly. It's especially convenient that you no longer have to enter the frequencies completely manually.
Verified purchase.
Andrew Miller –
There is very little clearance behind the KRT2 in our aircraft, so the angled connector was essential. Installation was straightforward, and frequency transfer from EasyVFR worked immediately. A small addition, but genuinely useful in flight.
Verified purchase.
Chris W. –
I use it with XCSoar on an Android tablet. The connection has been stable so far and the adapter fits neatly behind the radio. It is one of those upgrades you hardly notice after installation – except that changing frequencies is now much easier.
Verified purchase.
Michel D. –
In my device, it is now in the place of the KRT2. The version that is integrated is not a problem with the right connection. If you use SkyDemon and transfer the frequencies, the function will be corrected from the installation.
Verified purchase.