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kilocharlie
November 23rd 10, 06:16 PM
Does anyone know status of the PowerFLARM certification for the FAA approved Flight Recorder.
Here among my firend it is a common consent that we would rather invest in PowerFLARM then any other Flight Recorder - IF PowerFLARM would be fully certified. However it appears that we can not get a CLEAR picture on where PowerFLARM stands right now.
Yahh, we would like to take advantage of the preorder discount, that is 4 sure... and commit to overall saftety as well..
Thank You in advance for sharing any updates on this issue..
KC - Kris Cichon 55LL
Tom[_12_]
November 23rd 10, 08:03 PM
You probably mean "FAI" approved.
My understanding is the logger function will be approved for
everything except world records.
Tom Knauff
Knauff & Grove Soaring Supplies
Dave Nadler
November 23rd 10, 08:16 PM
On Nov 24, 5:16*am, kilocharlie <kilocharlie.
> wrote:
> Does anyone know status of the PowerFLARM certification for the FAA
> approved Flight Recorder.
> Here among my firend it is a common consent that we would rather invest
> in PowerFLARM then any other Flight Recorder - IF PowerFLARM would be
> fully certified. However it appears that we can not get a CLEAR picture
> on where PowerFLARM stands right now.
> Yahh, we would like to take advantage of the preorder discount, that is
> 4 sure... and commit to overall saftety as well..
>
> Thank You in advance for sharing any updates on this issue..
>
> KC - Kris Cichon 55LL
>
> --
> kilocharlie
Details can be found here:
http://www.gliderpilot.org/FLARM-About-IGC-Loggers
Best Regards, Dave
Peter Purdie[_3_]
November 23rd 10, 09:01 PM
The link posted by Dave 'YO' contains the sentence:
'The USA PowerFLARM will include a flight recorder approved by IGC
through diamond badges.'
This is mildly presumptious since it has not yet been submitted for
approval by the body set up by IGC to approve IGC Flight Recorders. It is
of course the case that eventually (although in some cases after
significant modification) virtually all FRs which have applied for
approval have eventually been approved.
Presumably the manufacturers of a device sold as an approved flight
recorder will carry out any modifications that may be required for
approval.
At 20:16 23 November 2010, Dave Nadler wrote:
>On Nov 24, 5:16=A0am, kilocharlie wrote:
>> Does anyone know status of the PowerFLARM certification for the FAA
>> approved Flight Recorder.
>> Here among my firend it is a common consent that we would rather
invest
>> in PowerFLARM then any other Flight Recorder - IF PowerFLARM would be
>> fully certified. However it appears that we can not get a CLEAR
picture
>> on where PowerFLARM stands right now.
>> Yahh, we would like to take advantage of the preorder discount, that
is
>> 4 sure... and commit to overall saftety as well..
>>
>> Thank You in advance for sharing any updates on this issue..
>>
>> KC - Kris Cichon 55LL
>>
>> --
>> kilocharlie
>
>Details can be found here:
>http://www.gliderpilot.org/FLARM-About-IGC-Loggers
>
>Best Regards, Dave
>
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