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Bottom line: If you want to fly above 15k in airspace where a
transponder is mandatory, then 250W is required or you will not fly there. Otherwise install whatever you want. As there is little difference in price as well as in power consumtion, I don't see why you would want to go for the weaker unit, though. A side note: If you want to stick with a mode C transponder, then there are a lot of used ones available in Europe pretty cheaply, as Europe is mandating mode S now and everybody must switch. If on the other hand you want to buy a new unit, then go for mode S. It doesn't cost much more, it draws less current and it will have a much better resell value. |
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