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From: "Ron Galbraith" <cfi@instructor.net>
Subject: AOA seen at OSH

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 The new AOA system I noticed at OSH was Alpha Systems.=20=20
www.alphasystemsaoa.com    I've never seen it actually work, but it just
looked interesting.  Anyone else have any more info or ideas about this
one?  I believe this company had an LRI system or indicator at least in
the past, but they have a new product.
The brochure quotes NTSB records as of 2001 that 28% of all general
aviation type-certificated airplanes, 5222 accidents were caused by
unintentional stalls.  Experimental aircraft were 318 of 701 fatal
accidents (45%) were caused by unintentional stalls.=20=20
Again, I know nothing of this product, I have not verified the claims or
numbers, I'm just passing on information that appears to be a good
option.  The LED's were bright and large.   The electronic version is
$895, and the mechanical version is $550.=20

Ron Galbraith


  Ron,
  What is the name of the new AOA you saw at Oshkosh? I'd love to put
  one in my
  360, but doing the installation on a flying airplane is a lot more
  work. I'd
  like to check out the installation of the new one you saw.
  Thanks,
  Matt McManus
  LNC2 360

  Quoting Ron Galbraith :

  > ...There was a new AOA system shown at Oshkosh that looked to be a
  very good
  option too....


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The new AOA system I noticed at OSH was Alpha Systems.&nbsp;&nbsp; www.alph=
asystemsaoa.com&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I've never seen it actually work, but it =
just looked interesting.&nbsp; Anyone else have any more info or ideas abou=
t this one?&nbsp; I believe this company had an LRI system or indicator at =
least in the past, but they have a new product.<br>The brochure quotes NTSB=
 records as of 2001 that 28% of all general aviation type-certificated airp=
lanes, 5222 accidents were caused by unintentional stalls.&nbsp; Experiment=
al aircraft were 318 of 701 fatal accidents (45%) were caused by unintentio=
nal stalls.&nbsp;&nbsp; <br>Again, I know nothing of this product, I have n=
ot verified the claims or numbers, I'm just passing on information that app=
ears to be a good option.&nbsp; The LED's were bright and large.&nbsp;&nbsp=
; The electronic version is $895, and the mechanical version is $550.&nbsp;=
 <br><br>Ron Galbraith<br><br><blockquote style=3D"border-left: 2px solid r=
gb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;">

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Ron,<br>
What is the name of the new AOA you saw at Oshkosh?  I'd love to put one in=
 my<br>
360, but doing the installation on a flying airplane is a lot more work.  I=
'd<br>
like to check out the installation of the new one you saw.<br>
Thanks,<br>
Matt McManus<br>
LNC2 360<br>
<br>
Quoting Ron Galbraith <cfi@instructor.net>:<br>
<br>
&gt;  ...There was a new AOA system shown at Oshkosh that looked to be a ve=
ry good<br>
option too....<br>
<br>
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