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First, thank you for these updates as they go a long way towards
helping us understand the challenges involved and keeping the customers in the loop. Second, after flying with the PFLARM in Uvalde I have grown to appreciate what a majority of the rest of the soaring world already knew, FLARM works. There are times when the unit displays multiple threats in a big tight gaggle but it mostly stays quite except when there is a real potential of collision. After seeing the device in action on several occasions during Uvalde I was impressed with the accuracy of the threat detection. On one day a PFLARM equipped glider had to take a relight and overflew the 15/18 meter grid to land. You could hear the FLARM alerts starting at the back of the grid rolling forward as the glider passed overhead. The landing gliders FLARM never went off as a testimony to the threat detection. He could have hit us but we could never have hit him. I never thought I would be happy about adding a brick to my glider. John Seaborn |
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