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EbookStraight Talk About ADS-B
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- The NextGen Initiative
- The Roots of ADS-B
- How ADS-B Works
- Required Equipment
- Benefits
- FAA Mandate
- TCAS II Version 7.1
- Questions & Answers
- Key Terms
- Contacts
Editor's Notes
The entire aviation industry is trying to get our collective arms around the subject of ADS-B. There are still a number of questions which have murky answers at this point; however we want to get as much information in front of our customers as possible. The retrofit of business aircraft with ADS-B-compatible equipment will be a significant event for all of us. To a certain degree, every aircraft in U.S. airspace will be affected and we want to arm you with the right information to answer the questions posed to you and make informed decisions based on that information.
Much has been written on the ADS-B topic and is available online. We believe our efforts in finding and condensing this information should address many of your concerns on ADS-B for your aircraft.
New information regarding TCAS change 7.1 software is available and included in the section near the end of this publication.
At Duncan Aviation, we consider ourselves to be on the cutting-edge of all avionics technology, and the subject of ADS-B is no different. We have done ample research and talked with hundreds of our customers to develop the most valuable information we can provide. We are the industry experts on ADS-B and what it means to our customers.
Duncan Aviation acknowledges the FAA ADS-B Groups, the FAA Engineering and Safety Groups, Aircraft Electronics Association and the avionics manufacturers who are working on the products to make your flying safer, easier and affordable.
As always, we look to improve ourselves and our knowledge. Feel free to contact our avionics experts to answer any of your questions and talk about your challenges when the subject of ADS-B arises.
- Duncan Aviation Avionics Sales Team
Contributing Authors
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Meyer, Mike - Avionics Team Leader - Provo, UT (PVU). Aviation professional since 1980. Direct: +1 801.342.5600 |
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Nelson, Matt - Manager of Satellite Operations - Lincoln, NE (LNK). Aviation professional since 1987. Direct: +1 402.479.4202 |
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Redondo, Brian - Avionics Manager - Ft. Lauderdale, FL (FXE). Aviation professional since 1997. Direct: +1 954.771.6007 |
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White, Mike - Avionics Manager - Seattle, WA (BFI). Aviation professional since 1977. Direct: 206.764.3962 |
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Winter, Mark - Avionics Manager - Houston, TX - Hobby (HOU). Aviation professional since 1990. Direct: +1 713.644.0352 |
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