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On Aug 19, 11:19*am, Mike Schumann
wrote: Banning ADS-B in contests???? *We are all trying to increase the safety of aviation by increasing situational awareness for all pilots and you guys are talking about banning one of the most promising technologies out there because someone might use it to cheat in a contest????? Does anyone have any concept on how absurd this makes us look outside (even inside) of our small insular world??? -- Mike Schumann Yes, ADS-B is currently banned in US contests. Yes, the Rules Committee is aware that this "could be perceived as an issue" and will address it at their November meeting. Of course, some may remember that GPS was banned in USA competitions for two seasons after I introduced a GPS product to market, and during that time we did have, um, incursions... IIRC "GPS was going to ruin the sport !"... See ya, Dave |
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