Short answer is "yes".
We've done it several times within the last 12 months.
The airspace waiver application is straight forward and we've been approved in a day.
Cheers!
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Flying to the US without transponder
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Re: Flying to the US without transponder
"One of the guys on the trip had a regular in-dash transponder and COM mounted in a plywood box powered by a gel cell battery which he recharged with a home-made wind generator (from a blow dryer) that he hung out the window in flight. It was completely removable."
That s the coolest mgyvering I've seen in a while. Imagine getting ramped whith that:
"Let's see the stc for the .... Thing on your plane..."
That s the coolest mgyvering I've seen in a while. Imagine getting ramped whith that:
"Let's see the stc for the .... Thing on your plane..."
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Re: Flying to the US without transponder
Until the window is opened it's an interior fan.Meddler wrote:
That s the coolest mgyvering I've seen in a while. Imagine getting ramped whith that:
"Let's see the stc for the .... Thing on your plane..."