ContestID67
February 19th 07, 05:01 AM
This is a self contained Cambridge 302A FAI approved soaring flight
recorder with rechargeable battery intended for club use. The recorder
may also be instrument panel mounted. Asking $800 (or best offer)
which is less than the cost of the Cambridge 302A itself.
See http://www.geocities.com/jhderosa for complete details and
pictures.
Here are some of the details;
* The Cambridge 302A can hold 1500 waypoints and record up to 100
hours of flight data at 4 second intervals. It can provide 5Vdc to a
PDA. It can also drive the Cambridge 303 LCD navigation display.
* The case is made of tough clear polycarbonite with long nylon tie
down straps.
* The rechargeable 2.0Ah gell cell battery is capable of running the
recorder for 12 hours and recharges fully in 4 hours.
* The power switch locks in both the on or off positions to prevent
inadvertant power changes.
* The Cambridge 302A is approximately 6 months old, has 1-1/2 years of
certified operation before needing recalibration, and comes with all
original documentation.
For more information on the Cambridge 302A please see
http://www.cambridge-aero.com/300series.htm or http://www.soarmn.com/cumulus/cai_302a.htm.
Send email to john <at> derosaweb.com (replace "<at>" with "@") with
any questions.
Thanks, John
recorder with rechargeable battery intended for club use. The recorder
may also be instrument panel mounted. Asking $800 (or best offer)
which is less than the cost of the Cambridge 302A itself.
See http://www.geocities.com/jhderosa for complete details and
pictures.
Here are some of the details;
* The Cambridge 302A can hold 1500 waypoints and record up to 100
hours of flight data at 4 second intervals. It can provide 5Vdc to a
PDA. It can also drive the Cambridge 303 LCD navigation display.
* The case is made of tough clear polycarbonite with long nylon tie
down straps.
* The rechargeable 2.0Ah gell cell battery is capable of running the
recorder for 12 hours and recharges fully in 4 hours.
* The power switch locks in both the on or off positions to prevent
inadvertant power changes.
* The Cambridge 302A is approximately 6 months old, has 1-1/2 years of
certified operation before needing recalibration, and comes with all
original documentation.
For more information on the Cambridge 302A please see
http://www.cambridge-aero.com/300series.htm or http://www.soarmn.com/cumulus/cai_302a.htm.
Send email to john <at> derosaweb.com (replace "<at>" with "@") with
any questions.
Thanks, John