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September 22nd 06, 06:56 PM
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Becker transponder max operating altitude
When I certified my 175 Watt Becker, it put out the equivalent of a
200 Watt unit. I have called to see if Joshua could read me from altitude and 50 miles away, they saw the ident. Would take that transponder anywhere, no need for the extra 75 Watt drain on the batteries. Jim 
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