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o The designator corresponding to a particular call sign approved by

Airservices Australia or the Australian Defence Force (e.g. SPTR3 for

Firespotter 3, ROLR45 for Roller 45)

o The designator corresponding to a particular call sign in accordance

with the operations manual of the relevant recreational aircraft

administrative organisation (e.g. G123 for Gyroplane 123). Don't add

any leading zeros, hyphens, dashes or spaces to the callsign.

• Eg : for Recreational Aviation Aircraft (RAAus) this should be

programmed as "R" then the last four digit identifiers in the

aircraft registration e.g. R1234.

8.3.7 FLARM ID

If you have a separate FLARM transmitting device in the aircraft, you can

enter its allocated FLARM ID code here. This in conjunction with the

Ownship Filter function (see next para) will stop your EFB self alarming

from your own FLARM transmission.

If you have either an Extended Squitter (ES) enabled Mode S transponder

(aka ADS-B Out) fitted to your aircraft or you have enabled 1090ES

transmit (ADS-B Out) on your SkyEcho 2, you can select ADS-B Ownship

Filter to stop your EFB self alarming or displaying a 'ghost' of your own

aircraft. This requires that you also set the correct Mode S/ADS-B hex code

for your aircraft. Similarly, if you have a FLARM transmitting device in your

aircraft, you can filter out its tranmissions to stop your EFB self alarming or

'ghosting' based on this transmission. As with ADS-B, you must first set

your FLARM ID code to enable this filter.

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