This does not totally agree with the most up to date news on the CAI
website, March 23 2005, which states:--

"The International Gliding Commission (IGC) has postponed indefinitely
putting into effect its earlier decision to downgrade the certification of
older "legacy" flight recorders produced by Cambridge and other
manufacturers. This means that owners of the Cambridge GPS-NAV models 10,
20, and 25 will continue to be able to use these flight recorders for all
levels of competition, including world record flights."

Phil Jeffery

"Ian Strachan" wrote in message
...
Revised IGC-approval documents have been issued for the following types of
GNSS Flight Recorders:

Cambridge models 10, 20 and 25
EW models A-D

In both cases, the manufacturer's details have been updated and in the
case of Cambridge, the change of IGC-approval level that will occur on 15
March 2006 has been incorporated. The revised manufacturer's details are
copied below:

Cambridge: Cambridge Aero Instruments (CAI) brand products
manufactured by:
R-Track Technologies, Inc., 1565 Dancy Boulevard,
Horn Lake, Mississippi 38637 USA.
Tel: (+1 662) 280 7610
Fax: (+1 662) 280 7609
Web: http://www.cambridge-aero.com
Email:
Manufacturer codes: Three-letter, CAM; one letter, C. Binary file *.CAI
General Manager, R-Track Technologies: Arthur Chapman

EW: EW Avionics, Uplands House, Upton,
Near Banbury, Oxfordshire, OX15 6HJ, UK
Tel: +44 791 745 3374
Fax: +44 871 855 0284
Email:
Web: http://www.ewuk.co.uk
Contact: Graham Paul,

The updated approval documents will appear for downloading in MS Word
format from the IGC GNSS web site in due course.

See: http://www.fai.org/gliding/gnss/igc_approved_frs.pdf

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Ian Strachan
Chairman IGC GFA Committee