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March 4th 06, 10:25 PM
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FLARM
Hi
This summer season in Australia has seen our first use of FLARM anti-collision system for gliders. http://www.flarm.com/index_en.html and http://www.rf-developments.com/page008.html (the local manufacturer for Australia) It would seem that FLARM is becoming very rapidly accepted here in Australia (my club now has all club gliders and tugs and all but a couple of private gliders and tugs) fitted. I know that in continental Europe (where FLARM originated) it is also very widespread. I am interested in how the UK and US gliding fraternity feel about it - and whether FLARM may also be of interest to the micro/ultralight and hang glider fraternity. Robert 
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