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At 15:23 01 November 2012, Mike the Strike wrote:
I have had most conflicts when flying under cloud streets, including one in= cident a couple of years ago where I nearly collided head- on with a colleag= ue at very high closing speeds. My concern with PowerFlarm and its cheesy = antennas is that the range may not be sufficient to adequately warn me in = this scenario. The more information the unit can provide the better - that= is why I oppose use of the"stealth" mode. Mike Mike, This link to an illustration of glider sizes versus time to impact and speeds might offer reassurance about sufficiency of warning in the head on case - assuming that the PF range collision alert range is at least as good as the less powerful Swiss Flarm version. For example, with both gliders doing 108 knots towards each other on a collision course, the first PF alert would be at around 2km separation and at that distance a 15m wingspan will subtend an angle smaller than a screw head on the instrument panel. http://www.flarm.com/files/glider_shapes_en.pdf John Galloway |
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