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Old April 4th 13, 06:22 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Air-to-air communication and the FCC/FAA

In case of team flying, the intent of air-to-air communication should be voice only. Please do not promote any more "eyes to the panel" electronics; there are two many already.

Best case would provide a private voice frequency for each team. Therefore, the most case scenario would be total entries divided by two. For a big regional or a national contest a reasonable number would be 35 frequencies. An international contest would require more.

Again, no more "eyes to the panel" electronics please.

Ben
 




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