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Post subject: Re: BRS Parachute Install - Cessna 182  Posted: 09 Mar 2019, 09:11 |
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Username Protected wrote: For the cessnas it looks like a nice clean install. They are using the mounting points in the airframe where you pick the airplane up. We install eyeloops to pick the airplane up for float install and removal. Interesting. Glad that those are strong lifting points. I used to be in the construction equipment manufacturing business and whenever I look at an airplane, nothing looks like a strong attachment point to me. Of course, if I built an airplane, it would be too heavy to fly. KJ
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Post subject: Re: BRS Parachute Install - Cessna 182 Posted: 10 Mar 2019, 11:59 |
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Username Protected wrote: They have been "working" on the 206 for over 10 years. I would have a 206 right now if it was approved. With no updates.
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Post subject: Re: BRS Parachute Install - Cessna 182 Posted: 10 Mar 2019, 12:40 |
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Username Protected wrote: They have been "working" on the 206 for over 10 years. I would have a 206 right now if it was approved. With no updates.
Correct
I’ve given up any hope of it happening. I think it’s marketing bs.
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Post subject: Re: BRS Parachute Install - Cessna 182 Posted: 12 Mar 2019, 21:11 |
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I am curious. Does repack and rocket motor have 10 year limits like the cirrus? If so what are estimated costs for this work?
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Post subject: Re: BRS Parachute Install - Cessna 182 Posted: 12 Mar 2019, 21:32 |
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Username Protected wrote: I am curious. Does repack and rocket motor have 10 year limits like the cirrus? If so what are estimated costs for this work? Donny: I spoke to BRS about this a while ago, so I don’t recall the exact cost. It was roughly the same as the Cirrus. The timeframe to repack is the same. KJ
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Post subject: Re: BRS Parachute Install - Cessna 182 Posted: 13 Mar 2019, 06:47 |
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Username Protected wrote: Why? A better "why" - someone put a BRS into a Petersen Katmai STOL 182. With the canard it lands about 35 mph in a few hundred feet. Almost have to break a strut to really need it in a Katmai. RAS
My hangar mate has a Peterson with a 'chute. Nice, clean install. It eats a bit of baggage space but as it's always just him with his wife aboard, they have plenty of room.
He did some of the legal work with BRS and liked what he saw.
His reasoning was sound: The soul comfort it gave him and his wife on the flights they planned with the plane was worth the price. He's aware that when CHTF none of us are at our best, and wanted another option.
I don't have one and wouldn't install one in my 182, but I cannot and will not throw stones at him for making the decision.
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Post subject: Re: BRS Parachute Install - Cessna 182 Posted: 13 Mar 2019, 17:42 |
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Username Protected wrote: Why? Agreed. I ask why too. Have you ever taken a 172/182 and stalled it and held it in the stall? Do it, you'll notice that the loss of altitude in fpm is less than most 172's endure from poor landings by students and instructors. I'm an advocate for the concept of the chute, but it's not the be all end all for every type. in 172/182 one can mush the thing in and probably fly it again. I also understand the motivation with your partner mandating a chute. Good luck with it. Hopefully you never have to use it!
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Post subject: Re: BRS Parachute Install - Cessna 182 Posted: 13 Mar 2019, 19:57 |
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Username Protected wrote: Does it just blast through the rear window? Yes, rocket carries the chute through the rear window. There is some plexiglas between the chute box and window that keeps everything enclosed and the rear seat passengers protected when the rocket goes off. KJ
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