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Recently, Larry Dighera posted:
(Let me try to make my question a little clearer.) On Thu, 05 Oct 2006 09:22:08 -0500, James Robinson wrote in : TCAS only works with both transponders working. Is the operating TCAS aboard the aircraft that is receiving a transponder signal from another aircraft in its vicinity totally incapable of outputting ANY useful information when it's transponder is not operating? As I understand it, it is the transponder signal of other aircraft that TCAS reports. If other aircraft in the area either don't have a transponder or it is inoperative, there is nothing for the TCAS to lock onto, ergo, no useful information about traffic position. Neil |
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