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how can you differentiate between motorcycles and other road users with a warning device?

If bikes were fitted with transponders or transmitters only bikes would be detected. Pilots manage in coming info in 3D, cars already have a range of warning devices, one which takes over the steering. I'm sure drivers could manage. Could aircraft system designers help solve the problem?

What your trying to do is very noble and a unique idea.

Like you said, this would only work if ALL bikes and ALL cars are retro fitted with the transponders and reciever devices. can you imagine how pissed off a car driver would get if he went to a motorcycle race meeting or gathering and his car kept stopping or veering off!.......a simple audable device is enough.

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Transponder $66.91 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles In telecommunication, the term transponder (shortfor Transmitterresponder and sometimes abbreviated to XPDR, XPNDR, TPDR or TP) has the following meanings: An automatic device that receives, amplifies, and retransmits a signal on a different frequency (see also broadcast translator). An automatic device that transmits a predetermined message in response to a predefined received signal. A receivertransmitter that will generate a reply signal upon proper electronic interrogation. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Timpledon, Miriam T./ Marseken, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 100 Publication Date: 2010/05/19 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.23 inches

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A couple questions to answer here about transponder and slot time?

When an aircraft is given a slot time what does that actually enable/ mean they do? is it the time they have on which they have to be away from the gate?

On the transponder what does the settings TA/ RA and TA Only mean?
What are FMAs?

A slot time is also sometimes known as a wheels up time. It is basically a window where you need to be in the air so you can fit into a slot between other aircraft flying along the same route you are. Spacing requirements for enroute aircraft are VERY strictly enforced. So in order to keep as many aircraft going into and out of busy airports, you are assigned a time to get into the air. Its a little like metering the onramp on the freeway. Slowing down the traffic entering the road keeps the traffic as a whole moving faster and prevents gridlock. Typically, your slot time gives you a +4/-2 minute window to get airborne.

On the transponder, TA/RA refers to Traffic Advisory and Resolution Advisory. It is predictive software that looks for other airplanes' transponder signals and tries to prevent a conflict by alerting you to other potentially hazardous aircraft (in the case of a TA) and giving you directions in order to escape a threat once it is detected (RA).

A FMA is a flight mode annunciator. This is a panel that tells the pilots which vertical and horizontal modes of navigation are being used. For instance, you could be going GPS direct, which will be annunciated as "FMS" or tracking a localizer antenna (LOC) or simply flying a heading while being vecotred (HDG). There are also vertical modes like Vertical Speed (VS) Altitude hold (ALT) Airspeed holds (IAS, CLMB, or something similar) Pitch holds (PTCH). Depending on the situation or personal preference, pilots may use any of them to accomplish whatever task they need to accomplish.

Edit: Contrary to what one of the above posters says, airlines do not "book" times on runways or in the air. The FAA hands out slot times simply on a first come, first served basis. Nobody has the authority to bump another airline off a runway simply because they want to use it, and nobody has the authority to reserve exclusive use of a runway.

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