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Uh.... it's possible for DCS to be interfered with by TMCC/Legacy, but not the other way around (DCS jamming TMCC/Legacy).

DCS is an on-command signal (so it only sends something down the track if you push a button, and only for a few ms when you do). DCS is typically a 5-10V excursion when it's working. TMCC is a 450KHz RF carrier and is always there at about 10-100mV range. If the DCS excursion voltage gets low the TMCC can confuse the correlator in the DCS decoder, but the DCS packets are short and go by so fast the TMCC/Legacy train will just ignore them

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