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From: Bob Wells #402 <wel@EUROCONTROL.DE>
Subject: Avionic Proximity Warning
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Date: 1994-12-31T14:51:52+01:00
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G'day,
What is the name of this piece of equipment that tells a pilot the
evasive action he should take to avoid a possible collision with
another detected plane? Such advice is given locally, and is totally
independent of any ATC instruction (making it a bit dangerous IMHO).

It is currently in use (I believe) in the US? And I think its
acronym starts with the letter T.

Anyone know what language it was written in?

Thanks,
Bob W. (-: