At 16:53 31 October 2012, Ramy wrote:
Don, the statement said " can not see the one which will hit them" not
the
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one which hit them! You misunderstood again. What the statement means is
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hat your eye can barely detect non moving target, and the non moving
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is the one which will hit you. I suggest you do some research before
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ng more BS.=20

Ramy

Yes Ramy I do understand that. FLARM was originally designed to alert
pilots flying in wave, where the relative movement of soaring gliders is
very small, and their direction of travel, (track) is often unrelated to
their heading (direction they are pointing) to an outside observer. FLARM
is very good at alerting us of that situation and quite often the rate of
closure is very small.
That is just one situation where FLARM is excellent however it does not
necessarily mean that it is good in other situations.