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October 8th 05, 04:57 AM
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If you're already talking to ATC just tell the controllr what the
problem is, no need to change the transponder. Doesn't matter what airspace you are in. skym wrote: It is my understanding that 7700 is what we are supposed to dial into the xpdr when we declare an emergency. I was in controlled airspace. Does that make a difference? 
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