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Tim Dawson - 5/25/2017 1:46:26 AM

They show both, Hacho. Please ensure you're using the latest version of SkyDemon. If you are, please provide a screenshot and sample route so we can look into it for you. Thanks!

Ok thanks, after the update it works!

They show both, Hacho. Please ensure you're using the latest version of SkyDemon. If you are, please provide a screenshot and sample route so we can look into it for you. Thanks!

The Plogs just shows the Monitor Frequency but not the squawk.

Still very happy about these excellent fast reaction! An absolute well done job and great thanks to you and your team!!

B‌est greeting and all the best for your presence at the Aero in Friedrichshafen!

M‌aybe meet us!

O‌liver‌‌

😳 That was really fast- thank you very much!!

This morning we released a new German chart which includes the squawks and monitoring frequencies for all the German TMZs. This works with current public version of SkyDemon.

In the next software version, we have introduced enhanced support for the new German TMZs too:

1. The PLOG is aware of TMZs and will display their squawk and frequency in the list of frequencies
2. If TMZ navigation warnings are turned on, when approaching a TMZ you'll see "Squawk XXXX, Monitor YYY.YYY‌‌" as part of the warning
3. The What's Here menu provides quick access to both the s‌quawk and frequency at any time

We do not plan to permanently display the information on our chart, as it's always been our policy not to include radio information on the chart all the time. You simply have to long-press to se‌‌e extra information like this.

Sorry, I just read Tim's latest reply - thus we are waiting...

Unfortunately‌‌ I could not update my previous post as the "Update" button has no effect on OSX (10.4.3) with firefox

Unfortunately this was not incorporated in the latest (todays) chart update of skydemon...
I think in UK you hav‌e an similar airspace?

Cheers,
 Oliver‌‌‌

The implementation of this recommendation is envisaged for the 30 MAR 2017--these arrived today. All TMZs defined in Germany (see example below) are then displayed on the ICAO card 1: 500,000 appearing at the same time with the specific transponder code and the associated "monitor frequency".

– Dortmund
– Friedrichshafen
– Hahn
– Hamburg (Anbindung an FL 100)– Hannover (Anbindung an FL 100)– Luxemburg
– Memmingen
– Münster-Osnabrück
– Niederrhein
– Nürnberg (Anbindung an FL 100)– Paderborn
– Saarbrücken


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Great to hear and thx for the fast reply!
Good to know we will see an reminder for the freq and the squawk soon since they are different at all places 🙄
Best, Björn