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IT'S BETTER THAN KNEEBOARDS
MOST COMFORTABLE |
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l No hot lap due to air circulation blockage by lap-held boards |
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l No vertigo from moving head and eyes between lap and instrument/sky scan |
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l No tired neck, eyes, or mind from lowering and raising head between lap and |
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panel/sky to look up and down between panel and lap |
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l Nothing touching your body |
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l No rummaging -- composed, organized feeling with hands fully free |
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| BEST VISIBILITY | |
l Most compact scanning pattern possible between the instrument panel, |
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external scene and navigation references |
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l No more "bottom droop" of support plates and other notes hanging from yoke clip |
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l Adjustable for best viewing angle for your height |
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| SAFEST | |
l Best sky/instrument scan means better visibility and control so you can fly through |
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crowded air space and near obstacles more confidently |
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l Free hands improve reaction time in case of emergency |
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l More consistent instrument scan means earlier detection of anomalous conditions |
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NOTE --- excerpt from AOPA newsletter: "FAA has done a study of stall spin accidents |
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during take off and approach --- the greatest single reason was distraction in the cockpit --- Quick-Clamp reduces distraction -- when you don't have to look up, down, and around the cockpit for navaids you're safer". |
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