Amidst the swarm of ADS-B portables we saw last spring was Levil’s iLevil, which combines ADS-B with a MEMS AHRS for display on cockpit tablets. (See the June 2013 Aviation Consumer for a report.) Levil has followed up with the $1395 AW model, which adds pitot/static sensing to the basic AHRS. So instead of GPS groundspeed and pressure altitude, the device—running through a tablet app—will display indicated airspeed and pressure altitude.
The basic box is larger than the iLevil, measuring 3 by 5 by 1 inch, compared to 2.5 by 4 by 1 inch for the previous model. Two ports on the back accommodate pitot pressure and static input while two antenna jacks for ADS-B and GPS signal that this product is intended for remote mount. The antenna leads have plenty of length, so you could lodge it in the airplane anywhere, as long as it’s away from ferrous metal and with its long axis aligned in the direction of flight.