GrummanDude
 
 
  Joined: 15 Jan 2006 Posts: 926 Location: Auburn, CA
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				 Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 2:14 pm    Post subject: LASAR Ignition | 
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				Ken, at Lycon, got tired of me calling 3 to 4 times a day and asking 
 about the 24 volt LASAR controller (which I've been waiting for for 3 
 months), so he gave me the number for his connection in Canada (which 
 distributes the LASAR ignition).  I called Canada and talked to a guy 
 named Brad and heard an interesting story.
 
 Apparently, the guy at Unison (in Florida) in charge of making sure all 
 of the test equipment (used in testing the LASAR) was certified by the 
 FAA, either quit or retired.  The new guy discovered that the old guy 
 never complied with the yearly cerifications and, well, none of the 
 LASAR units sent out over the last couple of years were tested with 
 certified equipment.
 
 The FAA shut down that whole division of Unison.  There are a whole 
 bunch of LASAR controllers that are being recalled and recertified.  
 Plus, from what I understand, Unison can't get the components they need 
 to even make the LASAR controllers.
 
 For the time being, I'm going to recommend installing regular mags and 
 leave the controller on order.  It might take 6 months or more to get 
 the controller.
 
 Gary
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