HID STC for R22

Precise Flight, Inc. announces acquisition of the Supplemental Type Certificate for our High Intensity Discharge Aviation Lighting installation in the Robinson R22.

Precise Oxygen

Certified Fixed Systems
Integrated, safe systems made to directly fit some aircrafts.

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Precise Oxygen Accessories
Get the most from your oxygen system.

PreciseLite HID

A 35-watt HID lamp produces up to 6x the lumens of a standard landing light bulb, making night landings much easier.

While an incandescent or halogen light appears yellowish, HID lighting produces a light that is closer to that of natural sunlight.

Pulselite

FAA approved and STC'd for virtually all corporate, general aviation, rotorcraft and commercial aircraft, the Pulselite® is installed on over 20,000 aircraft worldwide.

Enhance the capability of your Onboard Collision Avoidance System and increase lamp life up to 5 times.

SpeedBrakes

Double your aircrafts' normal rate of descent without reducing power or using landing gear.

Maintain engine power and aircraft maneuvering speed without build-up in speed.

Smooth turbulence and quickly slow to turbulent air penetration speeds.

    Lancair 300

    Lancair 300

    SpeedBrakes™ are now available for Lancair 300. Be sure to ask for the SpeedBrake option when ordering your aircraft.

    Contact Cessna direct at 1.800.4CESSNA or visit their website, www.cessna.com


    SpeedBrakes significantly mitigate the potential for inadvertant shock-cooling, without trying one's patience. They will also quickly correct the occassional lapses in planning. I would get the SpeedBrakes.
    - Sam Houston III
    Former Director of Flight Operations, Columbia


    One of the common mistakes I see with pilots transitioning to faster aircraft is slowing down prior to conducting an approach or entering the traffic pattern. Speed brakes can control this problem. When I first trained with an aircraft with speed brakes my first reaction was, why don't all aircraft have these as standard equipment? If you have them, use them as part of your routine flying. If they are not on the appropriate checklists, add a line for them.
    - Scott Dennstaedt,
    CFII,
    Advanced Trainer in Columbia & Cirrus Aircraft
     
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