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![]() "Karl Osen" wrote in message ... Hello, Is anyone aware of anti-collision systems (projects or products) for gliders based on GPS and short range radio? Such systems broadcast position at random times, allowing equipped vehicles (e.g. gliders) to be informed when they have a dangerous trajectory relative to other equipped gliders). Rgds Karl Osen I think that most collisions are due to happen when pilots KNOW about each other i.e. while thermalling. So we'd have the horn blowing much of the time, still not getting much info from it. Of course other problem is on glides, but there the probability is quite low. The trajectory also may change quite rapidly (as opposed to power-flying) and I think the GPS-based systems couldn't react that fast to course and altitude changes. Still a good idea... at least theoretically regards hannu |
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