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VFR and IFR training. Features include a worldwide Jeppesen navigation database, a TruVision™ Global visual system available with various wrap-around visual displays, a visual database that includes a specifi c high-resolut ion helicopter training area with hospital, accident scene, landing areas, etc.


It is the most accurate simulation of the R44 that Frasca has produced, and the company is pleased to off er it to helicopter fl ight schools, commercial operators, and parapublic organizations.


and fl ight director, FMS


integration,


worldwide navigation database,touch- screen LCDs that simulate the main instrument and


panel


panels, systems


subsidiary complete simulation,


and an impressive set of emergency procedures. This CPT is designed to


allow program, crews to operate,


and manage the integrated


avionics TDFM-9000/9300YOU DESIGN IT, WE BUILD IT


TDFM 9000 supports up to 6 P25 Phase II modules, FM modules: VHF/UHF Lo/UHF Hi/700-800 MHz


TDFM 9300 supports up to 4 P25 Phase II FM modules, plus 1 analog module. Analog modules: VHF/AM UHF/AM or VHF Lo Band FM


3000 Presets 200 zones per module


All P25 modules fully support Analog/Digital conventional operations


Frasca’s new CPT (Cockpit Procedures Trainer) is designed to simulate a variety of medium and heavy helicopters, including the S92 version which will be on display at the Frasca booth. Its features and training capabilities include: an operable autopilot


systems as well as navigate/fl y missions using the autopilot and fl ight director. It is small, easy to move, and a perfect solution for training crews at outlying bases or as a supplement to a simulator or FTD in a training program. Frasca believes this device off ers high-value, cost- eff ective training in a variety of settings.


Dual Band capability available in all P25 modules


www.dallasavionics.com 800-527-2581/214-320-9770


Optional Trunking formats include P25 Phase I, Phase II and Smart Zone


Encrypted operations capable with AES/DES options, ADP encryption is standard in all P25 modules


USB programmable via front panel connector Independently scan each module


Cross band and simulcast


4.5 in (H) 5.75 in (W) 8.5 in (D)


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The unlucky (or lucky?) number of personnel aboard an EC225 struck by lightning when recently fl ying over the North Sea. No injuries were reported. Research shows helicopters can trigger lightning strikes when they acquire a negative charge and fl y close to a positively charged cloud.


BY THE NUMBERS


427


The number of people recently plucked by rescue helicopter crews from the frigid decks of a crippled ferry on the Adriatic Sea


100+


The number of educational opportunities available at HAI Heli-Expo 2015 in Orlando, including RPMN’s Heli-Success Career Development Seminar on March 1. We’ll see you there!


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