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Darryl Ramm wrote:
The TT21 is a class 2 transponder and therefore *not* suited for gliders. If you choose to go with Trig, then do yourself a favour and buy the TT22. The TT21 is very suitable for gliders. Its being installed in many gliders in the USA and I expect elsewhere. The issue between class 1 and 2 transponders comes down to a fairly meaningless difference in output power when you compare 15,000' vs. the maximum altitude we typically fly at. If you ever want to climb above 15,000 ft in an airspace where a tansponder is mandatory (which I do regularly), then you are just plain illegal with the TT21. This may be "fairly meaningless" for you, it's not for me and should not be for any pilot. |
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