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![]() Andrew Gideon wrote: Aside from TIS, what is the benefit (either to the pilot or ATC) of mode S? To ATC? Nuthin' I wouldn't know if you had one. |
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Newps,
To ATC? Nuthin' I wouldn't know if you had one. Ah, the broad view of the American ;-) In Europe, Mode S equipment is becoming mandatory solely for ATC reasons. There is no TIS here. ATC stations with the proper equipment can do "selective" calls (hence mode S) interrogating only specific aircraft. This leads to less congestion on the secondary radar frequency, which, Eurocontrol tells us, is a serious problem with Mode A/C. They claim to be running out of transponder codes, for example. More info via google... -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) |
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