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September 6th 05, 07:17 PM
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People in this discussion should stop to read the excellent FAQs about
the ELT requirement on the SRA website: http://sailplane-racing.org/Rules/CR...T%20FAQ%20.htm It explains the rationale for the rule quite clearly. Briefly, the requirement is there to protect contest organizers, and at their request, rather than to force unwanted protection on pilots. Imagine running a contest, someone goes missing, and day after day passes. That's also why the rules require a mounted, impact-activated device. John Cochrane BB 
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