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We would like to show you guys this system which we just received FAA approval for installation on Certified Airplanes.
We have units installed on many experimental airplanes for the past three years and finally after two years certification process with the FAA, we just received the approval under NORSEE (Non-Required Safety Enhancement Equipment) which basically allows this system to be installed on FAA certified airplanes as minor modification by any A&P.
The Landing Height system announces the height above ground starting 70ft (or 100 ft).
Some actual feedback we get from customers:
- Perfect aid when most of the landings are done on a certain width runway then visiting a different runway that is much wider.
- Huge situational awareness at night landings.
- Transitioning to a faster airplane from a slow trainer airplane.
- Helps with eye strain and fatigue at the end of a very long trip.
Here are some videos of the system installed on a Piper Warrior.
Here is a video that is not available on the site. Simulated engine out on take off
And for those who are interested in seeing more experimental airplanes videos (Lancair 360, RV7, Lancair IV-PT), these are available at the experimental airplane site link
Visit https://LandingHeight.com for the Certified units site
We are very excited that we just got the certification and thank everyone for watching.
Regards
Nidal
We have units installed on many experimental airplanes for the past three years and finally after two years certification process with the FAA, we just received the approval under NORSEE (Non-Required Safety Enhancement Equipment) which basically allows this system to be installed on FAA certified airplanes as minor modification by any A&P.
The Landing Height system announces the height above ground starting 70ft (or 100 ft).
Some actual feedback we get from customers:
- Perfect aid when most of the landings are done on a certain width runway then visiting a different runway that is much wider.
- Huge situational awareness at night landings.
- Transitioning to a faster airplane from a slow trainer airplane.
- Helps with eye strain and fatigue at the end of a very long trip.
Here are some videos of the system installed on a Piper Warrior.
Here is a video that is not available on the site. Simulated engine out on take off
And for those who are interested in seeing more experimental airplanes videos (Lancair 360, RV7, Lancair IV-PT), these are available at the experimental airplane site link
Visit https://LandingHeight.com for the Certified units site
We are very excited that we just got the certification and thank everyone for watching.
Regards
Nidal
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