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Old April 19th 04, 03:47 PM
Peter R.
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Jay Honeck ) wrote:

- The FAA was demonstrating their new uploaded live radar pictures. This
service is now available up and down the entire Eastern seaboard of the US,
and simply uploads whatever radar image is being depicted on ATC's radar, in
real-time, to your airplane.

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I assume that this requires a mode-S transponder, correct? How did the
radar image look?

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Old April 19th 04, 03:53 PM
Jay Honeck
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I assume that this requires a mode-S transponder, correct? How did the
radar image look?


Nope -- this is entirely separate from the Mode-S system. It is a data
uplink that simply reproduces center's radar in real time, on your MFD. It
is awesome, and looks just like the radar you see in a tower tour.

Garmin is making the box that does the magic, and the FAA is building the
ground stations. I picked up some literature on it, but can't find it in
the "unpacking mess" that always follows a trip of this nature.
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