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Im quite the opposite of a anti-aviation nut. I am a commercial pilot (and
instructor) that doesnt like the sound of metal coming together in the air.
I had a couple of close calls because of a faulty transponder and I would
like to do something about it (other than sue the maintenance shop).

Although building a TCAS-like device would great, it is beyond my capability
and budget. The only thing I want is a transponder altitude reporter. And,
if possible, I want to build it not to buy it.

Ill let you know what I find out.

Diego.


"Kyler Laird" wrote in message
news:8re83b$1se$1@mozo.cc.purdue.edu...
> "Diego Castano" writes:
>
> >I would like to build a transponder receiver (4096 C mode). Does anyone
> >know how?
>
> Oh! You must be one of those anti-aviation nuts
> who wants to report overflying aircraft!
> (Seriously, thats the response I got when I
> asked about this last time.)
>
> I also got some decent responses, but Deja
> doesnt have those old messages up anymore.
>
> Try this later one.
> http://www.deja.com/=dnc/getdoc.xp?AN=625596716
>
> Id be interested in knowing about a cheap way
> to do this. Itd be nice just to know if
> someone is around, but even better to be able
> to decode the altitude.
>
> --kyler
>

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