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January 24th 04, 04:57 AM
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F1y1n wrote:
.... whether or not the glider is flying straight and level. No. Besides, exactly how many gliders are flying with Mode C right now? Maybe one 1-26 in North Dakota? In the USA, hundreds, at least, but mostly in the southwest and eastern parts of the country. Stick your nose into the cockpits at Minden, for starters. Once the Microair and Becker became available, they were flying off the shelves at Wings & Wheels, Knauff & Grove, and elsewhere. Motorgliders are much more likely to have them, also. In our ASH 26 E owners group, I think about half of the 30 owners have Mode C. By the time the 1-26 in North Dakota has one, the rest of us will have moved onto Mode S. -- ----- change "netto" to "net" to email me directly Eric Greenwell Washington State USA 
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