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Old June 12th 15, 05:07 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Jim White[_3_]
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Default Glider crash at Moriarty

The whole ELT concept seemed wrong from the beginning. Only someone who
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d never seen a crash site (Congress) would expect a wrecked aircraft to
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nsmit it's location.

Far better for the undamaged aircraft to send location data just before

it
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crashes using a tracker.



Has anyone installed a flarm tracker in the us yet? Works pretty well in
Europe

http://live.glidernet.org

 




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