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MysticHuman

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7. As I stated to Moondust - using a different frequency or band would

Reply to jmowreader (Reply #3)

Mon Mar 17, 2014, 07:08 PM

Mar 2014

solve this issue.

If you need two transponders ...one that does show up to the tower... and one that doesn't and can't be turned off ... have two then.

For me there should be no reason that a transponder transmitting on a separate channel should be possible.

Thanks for your input.

MH

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I have a question about planes "Transponders"..... [View all] MysticHuman Mar 2014 OP

yea, I had the same question. The answer is quinnox Mar 2014 #1

I asked that question yesterday. moondust Mar 2014 #2

Thanks moondust.... MysticHuman Mar 2014 #5

Probably so you can maintain the plane without bothering the tower jmowreader Mar 2014 #3

As I stated to Moondust - using a different frequency or band would MysticHuman Mar 2014 #7

It is a good question. The answer is in the other responses. longship Mar 2014 #4

As has been said in the thread, Mojo Electro Mar 2014 #6

Just open the circuit breaker Kilgore Mar 2014 #8

I am sure this could be prevented MysticHuman Mar 2014 #9