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On Aug 29, 11:54*am, ursus wrote:
On Aug 29, 8:48*am, Darryl Ramm wrote: BTW the landing glider's PowerFLARM did not *warn of threats as stationary/on the ground FLARM/PowerFLARM units do not transmit signals.. I suspect this is done for many reasons including you do not want to distract pilots when they are landing. Just another example of an all round impressive system. Darryl The aircraft on the ground actually do transmit a signal, but alarms are being suppressed for landing gliders as it would distract the pilot too much. Urs Under what "landing" conditions are alarms suppressed? I'd certinly like to be alerted to an opposite base head on with another glider or a tug. |
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