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January 5th 16, 02:20 AM
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PowerFlarm and ADS-B solution, can we find one?
Good thought process Andrzej!
Agree climb rates are useless and cause a great deal of the insecurity about Flarm. It also provides little situational awareness value (safety). Only realtive altitude matters (+100, -500, +1000, etc). But in general location of all objects in the air that could potentially kill me, or I them, I want to be able to detect, with a huge margin of safety error, as coverage is not 100% (never will be for Flarm) and they are not mandatory (never will be after this debate). Sean 
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