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Old July 12th 04, 02:35 PM
Bob Chilcoat
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Default Mode S to become requirement?

There has been talk of making Mode S a requirement sometime in the future.
Our transponder is giving trouble again. Does it make any sense to consider
putting in a Mode S transponder now, if we have to replace ours? We can get
a yellow-tagged Mode C transponder or even a new exchange from Narco
reasonably cheaply (for avionics, that is), but will it become a boat anchor
when (if?) Mode S becomes a requirement. Thoughts?

Thanks

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