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Date: Wed, 16 May 2001 10:23:22 EDT
Subject: Re: Re[2]: List #34"Wazzup with WAAS?
To: glausers@gte.net, lancair.list@olsusa.com
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AGL indication on Sierra Flight System.....
   The Sierra system displays AGL at 5000 AGL and below, digitally. 
   At 500 and below the display turns red.
With the new screen update rates, I can fly through several canyons here in 
Seattle, and see exactly the terrain in 3-D. Passengers just love it, 
especially when I am hooded.
   I can now select a variable CDA, or "climb Descent Angle" and have the HITS 
direct me to the BOD or TOD. The Lancair IV-P climbs at 4.2 degrees at 165 
Kts IAS, at medium weight. Descends at 8 degrees with speed brakes, and 4 
degrees without, at 230 IAS.
   Can also "almost" land hooded at runways that have an established "touchdown 
height" listed.
   When this system is TSO'ed this year, it is going to be a real breakthrough.
...Tony Durizzi

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