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Old August 30th 06, 08:13 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Mike the Strike
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Default Glider Crash - Minden?

OK, let me rephrase the question - what is the downside of operating a
new transponder and encoder that are correctly working (properly
reporting position and altitude) but are not certified?

Mike


Jack wrote:
Mike the Strike wrote:
...and what is the downside of operating a new but uncertified
transponder? Can't be worse than getting run over by a bizjet.



One serious downside would be to cause a false Resolution Advisory
indication on another ship's TCAS, resulting in a traffic conflict where
none was likely otherwise, either with the "offending" glider or another
ship.


Jack


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Old August 30th 06, 08:41 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Jack[_1_]
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Default Glider Crash - Minden?

Mike the Strike wrote:
OK, let me rephrase the question - what is the downside of operating a
new transponder and encoder that are correctly working (properly
reporting position and altitude) but are not certified?


How do you find one of those?


Jack

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Jack wrote:
Mike the Strike wrote:
...and what is the downside of operating a new but uncertified
transponder? Can't be worse than getting run over by a bizjet.


One serious downside would be to cause a false Resolution Advisory
indication on another ship's TCAS, resulting in a traffic conflict where
none was likely otherwise, either with the "offending" glider or another
ship.


Jack


 




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