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June 13th 04, 08:06 PM
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Jeff wrote:
speaking of mid-air's, thursday while flying into phoenix area (FFZ), while over deer valley airport, my TCAS went off (the wife)...she was getting all excited...so I make a hard turn and ask her if he was going to hit us, and she was like no, I just thought you wanted to know that he was down there, he is gone now. I almost threw her out of the airplane and told her to walk for now on. the way she was saying he was below us I thought he was climbing up right under us. Maybe that's why "TCAS units" need to talk to one another, and why specific training, plus experience, is required to deal properly with their warnings. Jack 
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