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Old February 24th 20, 08:20 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Flarm suppression of ADS-B out on Tow Planes

Hi Ramy

We're not aware of any regression. What firmware version are you using?

Sounds like the tow plane configuration is not consistent, either for the FLARM or the ADS-B transmitter. But that's me speculating.

Can you please send (IGC) log files to ?

Thanks
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Old February 24th 20, 05:39 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Flarm suppression of ADS-B out on Tow Planes

Hi Urban,

I am using latest firmware 6.82.
Our tow plane has only ADS-B out, not flarm.
What configuration error in the tow plane could cause such issue?
I also exchanged emails with Daniel and will provide IGC file as soon as I get to my glider most likely next weekend.
Meanwhile I was hoping to hear from others if they still noticing false alarms during tow now that more and more tow planes in the US are equipped with ADS-B out.
I assume from the lack of response that folks no longer experiencing issues, or the season didn’t start yet for them to tell. Maybe the folks at Seminole can tell as their tow plane should be equipped with ADS-B out giving that they are in the Mode C veil.

Ramy
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Old February 24th 20, 09:25 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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I am wondering if it would help to enroll the towplane ICAO ID in FlarmNet.

Of course the FlarmNet database is carried in the various traffic displays and flight computers, NOT in the Core.

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Old February 25th 20, 02:08 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Flarm suppression of ADS-B out on Tow Planes

In fact this is exactly what we did. I added the tow plane to flarmnet so we can easily recognize it. It works. I first suspected that maybe this caused the false alarm but then recalled that the powerflarm don’t know anything about the flarmnet database as the flarmnet is only used by the display, and as such could not impact the alarm suppression.

Ramy
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Old February 25th 20, 07:54 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Flarm suppression of ADS-B out on Tow Planes

Hi Ramy

Can't think of anything that's wrong here, 6.82 should suppress all ADS-B targets in the "right" relative position indicating a tow train. We'll have a look at the logs to figure it out.

As you mentioned correctly, FLARMNet does not influence alarming.

- Urban
 




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