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Old December 11th 13, 04:54 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Dan Marotta
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Default "Do It Yourself" airborne proximity warning device

Sorry, Steve.

I misinterpreted your use of the term "avionics" to mean certified. Please
see my recent post concerning those statistics and flight environment and
how they led me to my conclusion.

Dan


"Steve Koerner" wrote in message
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Hey Dan,

There is actually nothing in my posts that implies that PowerFlarm is FAA
certified. I know that it's not and I have no concern that it's not.

Moreover, though your collision statistics are incomplete, your data would
in itself drive me to an entirely different conclusion than the one that
you prefer.

GW


 




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