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Hi Dave, thanks! You mean this black thing on the top of wing? This is new safety system Phantom 450, who is activated without a rocket. Its efficiency is very similar as rocket systems. Max weight 450kg/speed of flight 150km/h. Its certificated DULV/DAeCComment on "2 Henry's (Henry Boger and I) went up in Revo today."
...vinced. The incident to inspire this thread,, was technically NOT a certificated DESIGN TYPE. Hence, no Fligh...ce.. want more info, the aircraft combination was an UN-KNOWN... not Certificated by DESIGN. Why.?.. do we hav...- +7 more Comments
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- ...afe behavior resulting in the expected collision. The FAA said that in the end the HG was at fault because all 103 craft must give way to certificated aircraft- no fault was...
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Who’s really in charge? (when two pilots on board a single-pilot operation aircraft)
See THIS LINK for full story When two pilots are on board an aircraft that is type certificated for single-pilot operation who is the PIC, and who’s in charge? D...- ...Significant propeller life reduction and failure are real possibilities. Frequent inspections are strongly recommended if operating with a non-certificated installation; however, these...
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- ...thiness representatives (DARs) were requiring that an A&P or FAA-certificated mechanic inspect and certify...requiring an applicant of an (E-LSA) to obtain an inspection by FAA certificated mechanics or repairmen prior...
No transponders for Ultralights (still) !!! Through 2020 and beyond. Pheww!!!
...ectrical system aircraft FAR 91.215(B)(3) (3) Notwithstanding paragraph (b)(2) of this section, any aircraft which was not originally certificated with an engine-driven electri...
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Advanced Triking - Above and beyond normal Flying
For all pilots who want to go above and beyond basic sport, private and CFI certificates to new levels of skill, precision and safety.
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No transponders for Ultralights (still) !!! Through 2020 and beyond. Pheww!!!
Europe has been trying to force gliders (PG, HG, etc) to have transponders !!! ??? WTF???!!! From the Oz Report v18, #29 Tue, Feb 11 2014, 5:44:08 am AUSEST Dick Heckman writes: Below you'll find the FAA rule that we're operating under and that presently w...Tags: Transponder, Ultralight, Electrical system, Certificated, airspace, electrical, operations, europe, aircraft