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7C1673

Started by flyoverfred, November 03, 2020, 04:18:26 AM

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flyoverfred

PA31 N628HA is somehow pinging the above OZ code (VH-EPX) when it should be A834A5 !! It has no Australian history so no real explanation !

s92driver

Perhaps it's been fitted with a Transponder that was once in VH-EPX and the technician didn't change the DIP switches.  Once intalled, it's generally not possible to change the code without removing it again.

flyoverfred

Quote from: s92driver on November 03, 2020, 07:58:15 AM
Perhaps it's been fitted with a Transponder that was once in VH-EPX and the technician didn't change the DIP switches.  Once intalled, it's generally not possible to change the code without removing it again.

I don't know of they are a standard fit but VH-EPX was a helicopter and the other is a PA31

Ospreyv22

Interestingly enough, but 71C673 should be on a P68C c/n 513/c VH-EPX with the Reg being used the 3rd time around,
Don't know if that's added to any confusion over the Hex Code or helped.

Regards

Ian

IanH

Looking at the two hexcodes in binary format, there does not seem to be any overlap.

Other miscodes are usually just a 0/1 interchanged (perhaps a couple of times).

The differences between these two would have to be a random setting of the switches to give the wrong hexcode.

Simplest to believe a box moved to another aircraft.