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October 21st 19, 05:03 PM
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Notice of changes to IGC-approval levels of 11 types of FlightRecorder to take place on 1 January 2020
Well that totally sucks. I use a 302 as primary and an EW for backup. If those recorders have been sufficiently secure for the past ten years, what makes them suddenly unacceptable come Jan 1 ?
I don’t know about the EW, but I do know alot of guys are still using a 302. Sounds like more bull**** designed to make us buy new gear. IGC sure likes to screw things up. 
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