Monday, December 21, 2009

Clearance Climbing Shoes What Does "Sqwak" Mean When Refering To Aircraft...?

What does "Sqwak" mean when refering to aircraft...? - clearance climbing shoes

Often flying IFR flight plans, clearance and when I turn to say something like "Alaska 597, approved by the Edmonton airport, which has filed to fly runway heading, climb and maintain 10,000 (m) Production 120.5, Sqwak 0577

11 comments:

Bostonian In MO said...

IFR file and you do not know what "TCA" means? Sorry, but you're full of shit! Pal simple and easy! Hell, a private pilot student pilot knows that it is high time that his 2nd or 3 in the air!

This leads me to think you are an idiot terrorists - and probably is the DHS has the same idea as well. Hopefully they will see before you the opportunity to have to choose a best answer.

Addendum: Ahhhhh! Now it is much more logical! OK, as were other posters who simply say that the code of the transponder is set to dismissed. But I take it a step further, then you might understand a little better.

The radar systems that interact with the transponder by the FAA in almost all the aircraft to determine the value of all aircraft in the air. The radar echoes themselves are moving much more than a dot on the screen, telling the drivers of your location, speed and direction, but not who or how high they are. The transponder system inserts information aboutn Identify your call sign, altitude and velocity data are more accurate in general.

The transponder is also used to indicate certain emergencies such as kidnappings (7500). Screams in case of misuse of 7500, the universal code for the kidnapping. This suggests that down immediately ATC the aircraft under duress, we hope, unknown assailants.

One reason that the FAA had difficulty tracking the hijacked planes on 9 / 11 is that the kidnappers took direct control of appliances and turn off the transponder. That leaves its mark very bright on the radar screen "without rights", and many specialized radar loses track of the entire system without the transponder data. Since 9 / 11 several rules changes were proposed to avoid a transponder is turned off and block the protesters 7500, when it

B R said...

I'm with these guys behind the answers, if you are really a driver who knows them is screaming get. Well, if you steal something like Flight Sim, so it is easy to understand why I do not know.

beedaduc... said...

I am a bit under the Boston ...
Also one of the above questions you ask, how the components work.
If you ask us. Imagine if someone does not believe to be different or to know.
The ruins of the premise.

Good luck.

tkquesti... said...

All aircraft in controlled airspace is necessary to have a tool called "repeaters". Transponder, depending on the nature of the reports of the aircraft identification, altitude, and a code.

This code is set by the driver, the instructions of the control tower at the airport. The code is different for each plan, so that an area air traffic controllers can be distinguished from each other.

In the small airports used VFR code, is the 1200th In such cases, all the codes are the same as everything visual.

This number is on the radar screen with the call sign of the aircraft.

Papa John said...

I think for the transfer.

Naomi said...

This means that the code is automatically loaded into the transponder identification.

rj e in new york said...

The sqwak is a 4-digit code from 0-7 by aircraft that used to sweep the traiffic air tower and used for aircraft communications.

rj e in new york said...

The sqwak is a 4-digit code from 0-7 by aircraft that used to sweep the traiffic air tower and used for aircraft communications.

calnicke... said...

CAW is the code on the transponder. The individual numbers are between 0 and 7 In this way, air traffic controllers can see the number on the radar screen. You can also assign "codes" so discreet squawk a four-digit code 0577 is displayed on the screen ASA597 (Alaska 597).

VFR screeching 1,200 aircraft at low altitudes and can occur if the individual codes in the busy airspace.

Trapz said...

Mean stock.

Ken said...

It means "Put your transponder in this issue"

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