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Finishing RV-9A
I assume I have a setting incorrect but I am unable to see TRSA airspace. I do see B, C, and D airspace but not TRSA's.
Suggestions?
Suggestions?
A TRSA is a Radar Service Area which is voluntary to participate, not a true airspace. You can probably see them depicted using the Seattle Avionics VFR chart on the SkyviewI assume I have a setting incorrect but I am unable to see TRSA airspace. I do see B, C, and D airspace but not TRSA's.
Suggestions?
I do see TRSA airspace on the VFR chart but I expected to see the airspace also depicted on the Aviation database which I use most of the time. Can someone confirm if the Aviation database has TRSA data? I assumed I have a setting wrong.A TRSA is a Radar Service Area which is voluntary to participate, not a true airspace. You can probably see them depicted using the Seattle Avionics VFR chart on the Skyview
TFR are displayed on Dynon screens as transmitted up from the ground stations via ADSB-IN. Do you have that installed and working?Geeze, talk about head up and locked. I was thinking TFRs, not TSRAs. My bad.
I am trying to view TRSA airspace not TFR's.TFR are displayed on Dynon screens as transmitted up from the ground stations via ADSB-IN. Do you have that installed and working?
Yes, my SV-ADSB-472 is installed and working. Saved me from an inadvertent violation when a TFR popped up over a huge chemical plant fire near my home field while I was out flying. The TFR wasn't in the full brief I got a 2 hours earlier. The fire had been burning for almost 2 days. Note: I think I read somewhere that feds do not count the ADSB TFR depictions as "official". Why beats the heck out of me.TFR are displayed on Dynon screens as transmitted up from the ground stations via ADSB-IN. Do you have that installed and working?
There is a large-ish towered airport not far from my home airport that has a TRSA. It is indeed depicted on my Dynon generated terrain map. The space is depicted with black lines, whereas class C space is depicted w/ red (magenta?) lines.I am trying to view TRSA airspace not TFR's.
Thank you for confirming my expectation. Now why am I not seeing it?There is a large-ish towered airport not far from my home airport that has a TRSA. It is indeed depicted on my Dynon generated terrain map. The space is depicted with black lines, whereas class C space is depicted w/ red (magenta?) lines.
TERRAIN – Pressing the TERRAIN button displays SkyView’s built-in high resolution terrain and basemap with digital aviation and obstacle data from Dynon (FAA), Jeppesen, or PocketFMS, depending on the databases installed.
As of mid-2014, the FAA's ADS-B data broadcast no longer includes graphical depictions of Stadium TFRs. Although SkyView retains the capability to show them, at this the FAA has given no indication that they intend to restore them to the data that is sent via ADS-B. Dynon has created a database for Stadium TFRs which can be loaded similar to other Aviation databases from the Dynon website.
Thank you for confirming.Had to research this. It turns out that TSRAs aren't really airspaces airspace in the modern era. They are not depicted via the digital data. They are, as discussed above - visible on the Seattle Avionics sectionals.
From the FAA AIM:
Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA)
Background. TRSAs were originally established as part of the Terminal Radar Program at selected airports. TRSAs were never controlled airspace from a regulatory standpoint because the establishment of TRSAs was never subject to the rulemaking process; consequently, TRSAs are not contained in 14 CFR Part 71 nor are there any TRSA operating rules in 14 CFR Part 91. Part of the Airport Radar Service Area (ARSA) program was to eventually replace all TRSAs. However, the ARSA requirements became relatively stringent and it was subsequently decided that TRSAs would have to meet ARSA criteria before they would be converted. TRSAs do not fit into any of the U.S. airspace classes; therefore, they will continue to be non-Part 71 airspace areas where participating pilots can receive additional radar services which have been redefined as TRSA Service.