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Do you ever use standby on your transponder?



 
 
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Old September 15th 05, 08:25 PM
Thomas Borchert
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Peter,

Granted this transponder does have an automatic STBY/ON and visa-versa
switching ability, but upon landing it does not seem to switch quickly
enough to prevent the erroneous traffic alerts.


You can adjust that. There is a timeout after which it will go to GND
mode after the speed falls below the threshold speed (30 knots is
default, I think). The default delay is 30 seconds, I think, giving you
time to taxi off the runway. But you can set that to zero. Google for
the 330 set-up manual if you don't have it.

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