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Old January 8th 11, 05:44 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
jcarlyle
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Default Powerflarm's unknown effect on the first contests in US

Darn! I meant to say ADS-B instead of TIS. And to be pedantic I should
note that at a minimum one also needs a Mode S transponder with 1090-
ES Out and In capability in order to see the benefits of ADS-B and TIS-
B display on Flarm (plus flying in the right area where coverage
exists). (Note TIS-B is future capability, and I'm not addressing
UAT.)

-John

On Jan 8, 12:33 pm, jcarlyle wrote:
Flarm has a similar big role to play, in my opinion. Not only will it
let us gliders avoid one another, with its TIS (and soon to come TIS-
B) capability it will help us avoid the age old "doctor in the
Bonanza" who's staring at his panel.

 




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