Am Or Digital Mode????
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I think slowly .. can you imagine how broad an undertaking it would be ?
airlines, aircraft manufacturers, and air traffic control authorities around the world are waiting with bated breath for the FAA to announce the go-ahead of a program to provide U.S. ATC centers with a new generation of digital ground-to-air radios. Called the Multimode Digital Radio program, it is part of the FAA’s NEXCOM (Next Generation Air/Ground Communications) project.
In terms of the overall aerospace industry, the goal of the program seems modest enough: the replacement of approximately 35,000 existing VHF transmitters and receivers with 15,375 VHF TDMA (time division multiple access) radios.
airlines, aircraft manufacturers, and air traffic control authorities around the world are waiting with bated breath for the FAA to announce the go-ahead of a program to provide U.S. ATC centers with a new generation of digital ground-to-air radios. Called the Multimode Digital Radio program, it is part of the FAA’s NEXCOM (Next Generation Air/Ground Communications) project.
In terms of the overall aerospace industry, the goal of the program seems modest enough: the replacement of approximately 35,000 existing VHF transmitters and receivers with 15,375 VHF TDMA (time division multiple access) radios.
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