I'd rather pay a grand now for a commercially-manufactured FLARM which will have marginal but increasingly important benefits as take-up increases, and trust that the commercially astute manufacturer will give me software upgrades when experience allows us to tweak the algorithms for even better reliability. Seems to me that so long as it's a good direction to be going in, we should move in that direction, even if we know there will be further improvements along the way (oops, isn't that just about a definition for continuous improvement?).
As long as the foundations put in place at the start ( That is where we are right now & why this is being discussed ) do not preclude the process of continuous improvement. VHF AM comms...
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