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June 22nd 04, 03:40 PM
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ELT operation
Can someone explain the accuracy limitation of an ELT
? While the signal on 121.5 can only be automatically detected and located to within 12 miles or so, if an airborne search is started would a homing receiver not guide the aircraft right over the spot ? Or are ADFs not carried anymore in searching aircraft ? Ian 
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