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Old September 30th 09, 09:07 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Darryl Ramm
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Default Mode S overload

On Sep 30, 12:54*am, John Smith wrote:
Darryl Ramm wrote:
And after all ADS-B does not replace the need for a
transponder for TCAS avoidance and so basic Mode S transponders are
likely to be used in the GA fleet for some time. The interesting
question is how ADS-B integrated.


Some manufactorers claim that their mode S transponders will be
upgradable to ADS-B.


Ah yes. But what ADS-B? That is 1090ES which just about all Mode S
transponders now will support. Plug in a certified GPS and you should
have ADS-B Dara out over 1090ES but you may or may not have ADS-B data
in for TIS on that transponder and you cannot get FIS-B data services
(e.g. Weather info) over 1090ES, for that you will need a UAT.

I tried to make clear the ADS-B capabilities of the Trig and Becker
Mode S transponders is described in the transponder comparison table
at Cumulus soaring
 




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