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3/25/2018 11:39 AM
 
Walter
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The "Out of Range" message means the ADSB receiver is not picking up a tower.  If you have a dual band, it can still pick up air-to-air traffic data.  You may just have some filters enabled...try going to Menu -> Setup -> Alerts&Warnings -> Traffic, and set Vertical and Distance thresholds to "Unlimited"

Walter Boyd
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3/27/2018 12:44 AM
 
James Baker
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Thanks Walter,

Changed the settings and I'm seeing traffic flying the PC in my office.
Good way to train on identifying traffic.

BTW, on my tablet, I had the GPS Status box on the screen, not the ADSB Status.
I was looking for the green bar with the ADS-B annunciation.

I'm in sync and good to go.  Keep up the good work.

 

James M. Baker
 
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