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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "Tom Hall" <tomhall@starband.net>:

David,
I have one and have used in RV-4. It does work fairly well to keep you alert
to nearby traffic. Some false (I Think??) alarms. Antenna positioning
critical in my experience. Your own transponder can set off.

Tom Hall
L-IV-PT (150% to go)

>>>just wondering if anyone has any experience with the tpas(traffic proximity
alert system) that i saw available at headsets, etc. for $525.  obviously
this wouldn't be for my lancair project but thought it may be helpful in my
bellanca super viking or when doing aerobatics if it really works.
thoughts??<<<