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Old October 29th 07, 09:20 AM
mart mart is offline
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First recorded activity by AviationBanter: Jan 2007
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Wink

look at it from the other side.

If you and the people around you do everything right, you won't hear flarm.

If you or somebody around you makes a mistake you will hear the alarm.

The trick is to keep the instrument silent. This means there is zero extra cockpit load if you keep a proper look-out.

People against flarm are worried that there view of themselves as a "superpilot" that never needs instruments is going to have a rude awakening, because the sound of the buzzer means that somebody failed.