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    Transponder mode C

    For some reason setting Transponder Mode C in FMGS (TCAS options) does not translate to Mode C in VPilot.

    Vpilot is running on a client computer.

    VPilot Traffic Proxy runs on the server computer where P3D resides along with FMGS server.

    Does anyone else have this issue?

    Thank you.
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    Re: Transponder mode C

    Do you have the "Automatically squawk Mode C when your aircraft becomes airborne." in vpilot setted up ?
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    Re: Transponder mode C

    Hi Asessa - no, this option is turned off. I do not want vpilot automatically squawking for the mode for me.

    I would like to control this option with the TCAS options in the MCDU.

    Is that possible?

    Thanks,

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    Re: Transponder mode C

    Quote Originally Posted by OmniAtlas View Post
    Hi Asessa - no, this option is turned off. I do not want vpilot automatically squawking for the mode for me.

    I would like to control this option with the TCAS options in the MCDU.

    Is that possible?

    Thanks,

    Ben
    With ivap it's not possible , i think it's the same with vpilot, but we have to wait for JL answer
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    Re: Transponder mode C

    I am wondering if I purchase a 'hardware solution' - i.e transponder by flight deck solutions, or opencockpit -- using their software to interface it to P3D/FSX -- will it be compatible with vpilot?
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    Re: Transponder mode C

    The best solution for me is skalarki tcas panel
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