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Feedback Submission

We would appreciate your feedback on the Trial of 978MHz UAT ADS-B Obstruction Beacons for glider winch launch site, hang gliding & paragliding sites and model flying sites.

UK ADS-B Beacon Trial Feedback SubmissionZane Woodson2022-08-24T15:50:23-05:00
1Contact Details
2Understanding of ADS-B
3Purpose of ADS-B Beacons
4Receiving Alerts
5Using Obstruction Beacons

Contact Details

Name

Understanding of ADS-B

Do you have a good understanding of 1090MHz ADS-B?
Do you have a good understanding of 978MHz UAT ADS-B?
Do you believe your friends/colleagues/associates have a good general understanding of 1090MHz ADS-B?
Do you believe your friends/colleagues/associates have a good general understanding of 978MHz UAT ADS-B?

Understanding of the purpose of the 978MHz UAT ADS-B Obstruction Beacons

Do you understand the rationale for and purpose of the 978MHz UAT ADS-B Obstruction Beacons?
Do you understand what an active 978MHz UAT ADS-B Obstruction Beacons indicates?
Do you understand how the 978MHz UAT ADS-B Obstruction Beacons should present to those receiving them?
Do you understand what pilots should do if they encounter a Beacon on their flight path?

Receiving Alerts from the 978MHz UAT ADS-B Obstruction Beacons

Do you have the means to receive alerts from the 978MHz UAT ADS-B Obstruction Beacons?
Do you have the means to be presented with alerts from the 978MHz UAT ADS-B Obstruction Beacons?
Have you Received a broadcast from one of the 978MHz UAT ADS-B Obstruction Beacons?
DD slash MM slash YYYY
What time was the broadcast received?
:
(Nautical Miles)
(Feet)
Did you receive an Audible Alert?
Did the screen presentation of the Beacon get your attention?
Was the Beacon presented in what you believe was a correct manner?
(Nautical Miles)
(Feet)
Did you feel confident knowing how to respond to the Beacon?
Did you have to take action to avoid the airspace protected by the Beacon?

Using the 978MHz UAT ADS-B Obstruction Beacons

Was the Beacon easy to use?
Was the Beacon convenient to use?
Did anyone from outside your club make mention of the Trial or the Beacon to you?
Do you believe the Beacon was effective in alerting airspace users to your site’s flying activities?

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