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Old 3rd June 2002 | 14:24
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Altitud display on Radar Screen

Hi,

the newer altimeters send coded signals in increments of 50 or 100 feet, to be seen on ATC Radar's?

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Old 3rd June 2002 | 19:50
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100 feet on all the radars I've seen.
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Old 3rd June 2002 | 20:20
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Thanks WX Man

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Hi Tango Air,

I understand that mode S transponders will be able to send altitude readouts to the nearest 25 feet. Still 100 feet increments displayed on our radars at the moment.
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Old 5th June 2002 | 15:15
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Thanks ATCO Two,

probably to be used by new TCAS and not for ATC radar display!

On RVSM, 25 vs. 100 make's a difference!

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