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Tim Dawson
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Bealeyman
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Bearingless Targets is an option in SD (see Nav options) - what are these and why is there an objection to showing SE2 Bearingless Mode c/s Targets?
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George Reid
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Bearing less targets are contacts from mode C/S transponders. Their altitude is known but their position (ie direction and range) is unknown since mode C/S does not provide position information.
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Bealeyman
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+xBearing less targets are contacts from mode C/S transponders. Their altitude is known but their position (ie direction and range) is unknown since mode C/S does not provide position information. Of course I knew this George but could not understand why SD was not interested in a similar offering from SE2 - see above. I have given up bothering about it now and will join you with Pilot Aware.
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Tim Dawson
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The SkyEcho 2 doesn't currently implement bearingless targets as we all know them from FLARM and PilotAware.
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frederic
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Many thanks everybody for your messages. I think this subject is verry interesting even it wil never replace the eyes. But every help is welkom.
I'm currently trying to configue my Trig TT21 to broadcast ADS-B out. Then I will probably investigate to buy the most appropriate ADS-B in compatible with SkyDemon.
If I understood correctly, one tips to verify that my transponder broadcasts ADS-B out is to go on flightradar24. If I see my plane, it's because it's broadcasting in ADS-B out.
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Tony N
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+xMany thanks everybody for your messages. I think this subject is verry interesting even it wil never replace the eyes. But every help is welkom.
I'm currently trying to configue my Trig TT21 to broadcast ADS-B out. Then I will probably investigate to buy the most appropriate ADS-B in compatible with SkyDemon.
If I understood correctly, one tips to verify that my transponder broadcasts ADS-B out is to go on flightradar24. If I see my plane, it's because it's broadcasting in ADS-B out. Frederic, I have a TT21 and have connected an uncertified GPS mouse to it to produce the ADS-B out capability. Yes, FR 24 is good for checking as is Planefinder. Your Trig TT21 also has a feature where it displays your current Lat, Lon and Ht on the display so you can verify your interface is working okay. Tony
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+x+xMany thanks everybody for your messages. I think this subject is verry interesting even it wil never replace the eyes. But every help is welkom.
I'm currently trying to configue my Trig TT21 to broadcast ADS-B out. Then I will probably investigate to buy the most appropriate ADS-B in compatible with SkyDemon.
If I understood correctly, one tips to verify that my transponder broadcasts ADS-B out is to go on flightradar24. If I see my plane, it's because it's broadcasting in ADS-B out. Frederic, I have a TT21 and have connected an uncertified GPS mouse to it to produce the ADS-B out capability. Yes, FR 24 is good for checking as is Planefinder. Your Trig TT21 also has a feature where it displays your current Lat, Lon and Ht on the display so you can verify your interface is working okay. Tony Is enabling ADS-B out with an uncertified GPS legal? Even if, you are contributing to 1090 congestion without being visible to the airliners. Just a short comment.
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Sky Painter
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Just because an aircraft shows up on FR24 does not necessarily mean that it is equipped with ADS-B Out. FR24 can display aircraft with Mode S and no ADS-B Out, and aircraft with Mode A/C only, using a technology known as multilateration (MLAT) and ground based receivers.
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frederic
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Tony, Markus, Mike,
Many thanks to all of you.
I am not sure that the workshop has connected my Garmin GPS to the Trig TT21 transponder. I suppose yes. I will fly tomorrow and will take the opportunity to try to configure the transponder (GPS type, speed transfer..). I will be able to check it by displaying the ADS-B Monitor (see Tony's message).
About FR24, I understood that the signals were intercepted on the ground by a network of "private volunteers" with as main material the reading of ADS-B signals. Some of then are also equipped to receive the C / S transponder but are less numerous. I thought it was because of this reason that I do not always see my aircraft in FR24 but sometimes only short portions of my flights ... and always at the same places. But I am not an expert on FR24 and I can, of course, be wrong
Many thanks for your help.
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