Riddle me this, pilots

Yes, my old TCADs used to do that for me in eastern Kansas, too.
(Or maybe it was in western Missouri, I'm not too sure.)
I've not noticed it since I upgraded to a 9900BX last year, though.
---JRC---

"Capt. Doug" wrote in message =
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However, the TCAD
(traffic collision avoidance thing) would show an occassional target =
being
within 3 miles of us and we couldn't see them for nothing.
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D.
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"John R. Copeland" wrote in
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Yes, my old TCADs used to do that for me in eastern Kansas, too.
(Or maybe it was in western Missouri, I'm not too sure.)
I've not noticed it since I upgraded to a 9900BX last year, though.
---JRC---

We're getting a few aircraft with the Goodyear system, & I love it. I see
aircraft flying out over the Gulf that I would never see at all if I didn't
see them come up on there. But we sometimes still can't see them, even on
a clear day. It depends a lot on the paint scheme and the position of the
sun. A white and blue helicopter over water is very difficult to see.

--
Regards,

Stan

"Stan Gosnell" wrote in message ...

We're getting a few aircraft with the Goodyear system, & I love it.

BFG = Goodrich. Wrong tire company.