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I'm wondering if a transponder-equipped glider would be an aid to search
and rescue people. I've heard that the radar tracks can be obtained from ATC, but not if S&R people actually do that, and if it can be done in a timely fashion (less than 24 hours, say). What are people's experience with this use of transponders for location of downed aircraft, especially gliders? If their job isn't any harder than it would be searching for an ELT-equipped glider, people with transponders could be exempted from also installing an ELT; people with neither might decide the money is better spent on installing a transponder. -- Change "netto" to "net" to email me directly Eric Greenwell Washington State USA |
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