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I was thumbing through the FAR/AIM last night,
trying to fall asleep and I noticed something that I couldn't understand. It appeared (in my half-asleep state) that the FAR says not to operate an out-of-calibration transponder at all, and the FAR says to operate it with altitude reporting off. On the face of it, the FAR would have the authority of law behind it. Any clarification? |
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