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On Aug 19, 6:19*pm, Darryl Ramm wrote:
On Aug 19, 8:19*am, Mike Schumann wrote: [snip] BTW I don't want to get sidetracked here but the current USA rules have not kept track with technology and as a result are strange in how they do not for example strictly prohibit an ADS-B traffic receiver (since it is not a "two-way communication device"), but by banning "two-way communication devices" they do currently prohibit Flarm based devices. As Dave says I suspect the rules committee understand the issues. Well darn I did get myself well sidetracked by typing this too fast. I meant to say that I think actual interpretation of the USA contest rules are strictly ambiguous. e.g. allowing two-way communication products that report position but not being clear whether that means reporting position our of the glider or into the glider or both. And an ADS-B receiver to use ADS-B direct data from other aircraft is currently allowed since it is not a two-way communication device. Anyhow clear that the contest rules folks need to work on cleaning up the rues whatever the future intent is. [snip] Darryl |
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