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September 16th 05, 05:17 AM
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I have had landing aircraft report a near miss when I left my
transponder on accidentally.. At my little Class D airport our rule is standby to warm it up - it does take a few minutes (at least mine does) - and on upon takeoff. Tony C-GICE In article , Maule Driver wrote: I don't. It stays on 24/7 (you know what I mean). 1200 unless given a code. It effectively prevents "Maule, check your transponder" unless using the wrong code. I make no attempt to turn it off or go to standby while taxiing or anything else. I've never been asked to go to standby or otherwise questioned. This has been discussed before but I'd suggest the everyone can do this without causing a problem for anyone. -- Tony Roberts PP-ASEL VFR OTT Night Cessna 172H C-GICE 
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