Hi Guys,

Does anyone know if the 96C will output positional data which can be linked to the Mode S to give ADSB out.

There is a trial about to start in the UK whereby portable GPS can be used to provide positional information to the Transponder.

Any suggestions appreciated.

Neil.

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