State of the art
08-03-2007 | 08:02 PM
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State of the art
If you buy a New radio "no brand" and a Big buck aeroplane, and fly it at a AMA site santioned by the above
Are they not involved[:@]
If the AMA excepts this equipement that means they think OR know it has been tested
Just wondering about the chances of going to a AMA event and not being able to fly with your equipement
Are they not involved[:@] If the AMA excepts this equipement that means they think OR know it has been tested
Just wondering about the chances of going to a AMA event and not being able to fly with your equipement
08-03-2007 | 08:07 PM
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RE: State of the art
dosen't really matter what the AMA accepts, in the way of equipment. if the operators of a site feel that brand ZXY equipment has a problem at their site, then they are justified to exclude the use of ZXY, in the interest of safety. AMA can no more tell them to recind that ban, than they can tell a glyder only club to allow 42% powered planes to fly at their site.
08-03-2007 | 08:53 PM
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Then all that AMA is is the name All these years and we are led to believe that they"we" have a say in the Radio circle and find out that What part do they really play in the radios that we use and where we can fly[:@] Yes they do a lot of good things but for who and do the people that get the help really need the it.
Then all that AMA is is the name
All these years and we are led to believe that they"we" have a say in the Radio circle and find out that What part do they really play in the radios that we use and where we can fly[:@] Yes they do a lot of good things but for who and do the people that get the help really need the it.
