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January 13th 05, 10:21 PM
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The rule should be amended (in my opinion) to allow continued use of
TSO C91 units that are currently installed. Granted they are not as accurrate as the C91a units, but at least they are installed. A C91 ELT may be adequate for contest purposes in someone's estimation, but in no case may they be used for a new installation (FAR), so there's no chance of installing the C91 units if you don't already have it installed. A 406 mHz unit would be best, but I'd MUCH prefer to spend the money on a transponder - if I had to spend the money. At least with a transponder I could get a FL 180 waiver. My portable, parachute-mounted ELT does not comply with the proposed contest rule. This new contest rule means that all 1-26's participating in the Nationals in 2006 shall require an approved ELT installation. I'm thinking lead balloon on this one. Jim 
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