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January 7th 17, 03:22 PM
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Yes.
I have a TT-22 and PowerFLARM portable and it works as you asked. I've identified another glider by his contest call sign whereas he's only been able to see my ICAO address since he's not yet downloaded the latest flarmnet database. On 1/7/2017 7:37 AM, wrote: If someone has a Trig or other Mode S transponder which does NOT have an ADSB source connected to it, but the owner HAS entered the correct FAA issued ID, does the Trig broadcast that ID so that other PowerFlarm equipped gliders can exclude (in theory) the Mode C, PCAS alert from the PowerFlarm? -- Dan, 5J 
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January 7th 17, 03:38 PM
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Dan,
But did he see your ID because it was coming from your PowerFlarm or did he see it because it was coming from the transponder??? That is the question. What you saw in this case is not a factor. Mark
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#3
January 7th 17, 03:53 PM
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Forgot that part. I do not see myself because the PF is set up with my
ICAO address therefore it suppresses my own transponder. On 1/7/2017 8:38 AM, wrote: Dan, But did he see your ID because it was coming from your PowerFlarm or did he see it because it was coming from the transponder??? That is the question. What you saw in this case is not a factor. Mark -- Dan, 5J
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