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Selling my Barron Mobile Threat Net Software, Model REWX9ID WxWorx XM Receiver, and Magnetic USB XM Antenna with 16' long cord. Retail price $959,99, purchased in 2011. Looking to get $400 for it or BEST OFFER. Manual is included as well as the mounting screws for the WxWorx XM Receiver and everything is in the original box. Can only be used on a Mac if you use Bootcamp to run the Windows platform right from your laptop. To do this, I simply downloaded Windows 7 and opened it with Bootcamp which should come already installed on your laptop. That way you literally can run the Windows platform on your mac and use this software fyi. Please contact me asap if you're interested or have questions. See attached images of kit and screen shots of radar from the Barron website: 
Choose the data service plan that’s right for you from the XM WX customer service line. You can even suspend your account once every six months for reactivation later. Periodic software upgrades are free and easy to download from the website. https://www.wxworx.com/support/downloads
About Mobile Threat Net: http://www.baronservices.com/ground
Mobile Threat Net® has data delivered via the XM Satellite Radio® signal and
can be interchangeably used in a fixed-base or mobile environment making it
the perfect mission-critical weather monitoring system. Mobile Threat Net
provides unsurpassed wireless portability and the redundancy of two powerful
S-Band XM Satellite Radio Satellites. As such it is not prone to rain-fade
or other atmospheric conditions that can disrupt the signal of other
satellite receiver systems, and it requires only a tiny omni-directional
portable antenna and small receiver connected to your computer to receive
continuously updated data for more than 30 weather products. Our XMWX
Satellite Weather Systems are in use by approximately 100,000 satisfied
subscribers across the U.S. in the Ground, Aviation and Marine markets, and
that number continues to grow.
Mobile Threat Net® can also track the Subscriber’s vehicle as an icon on the
moving map, by simply connecting your own GPS device to the computer running
Mobile Threat Net, as long as your GPS device outputs data which is NMEA
compliant. (This generally includes all handheld units. The GPS must be
visible to the computer as a COM port. Check with the GPS manufacturer for
special cables, connections or set-up options to enable/allow this
capability.)
Choose the data service plan that’s right for you from the XM WX customer service line. You can even suspend your account once every six months for reactivation later. Periodic software upgrades are free and easy to download from the website. https://www.wxworx.com/support/downloads
About Mobile Threat Net: http://www.baronservices.com/ground
Mobile Threat Net® has data delivered via the XM Satellite Radio® signal and
can be interchangeably used in a fixed-base or mobile environment making it
the perfect mission-critical weather monitoring system. Mobile Threat Net
provides unsurpassed wireless portability and the redundancy of two powerful
S-Band XM Satellite Radio Satellites. As such it is not prone to rain-fade
or other atmospheric conditions that can disrupt the signal of other
satellite receiver systems, and it requires only a tiny omni-directional
portable antenna and small receiver connected to your computer to receive
continuously updated data for more than 30 weather products. Our XMWX
Satellite Weather Systems are in use by approximately 100,000 satisfied
subscribers across the U.S. in the Ground, Aviation and Marine markets, and
that number continues to grow.
Mobile Threat Net® can also track the Subscriber’s vehicle as an icon on the
moving map, by simply connecting your own GPS device to the computer running
Mobile Threat Net, as long as your GPS device outputs data which is NMEA
compliant. (This generally includes all handheld units. The GPS must be
visible to the computer as a COM port. Check with the GPS manufacturer for
special cables, connections or set-up options to enable/allow this
capability.)
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