SkyVoice, a co-pilot with bird's eye for safer flying

[HolyMicro]

SkyVoice Alert LHA 500, the only Take-off and Landing Height Announcer with a LiDAR range of 590ft and repeated gear warnings from 560ft until the gear is down and locked. This feature is designed to prevent gear-up landings. It’s a co-pilot with bird's eye for safer flying. FAA certified as Non-Required Safety Enhancement Equipment (NORSEE).

This device gives height call-outs and reminders from 500ft to 1ft during takeoff and landing. It announces the heights through the aircraft's Audio panel or pilots' headset (Wired or Bluetooth). SkyVoice Alert provides many user selectable Reminders on take-off and landing like, Check Gear, Checklist, LC GUMPS, Flaps, Speed, Clearance, Prop and Pump.

It announces GPS/MSL altitudes 18000, 12500, 11000, 10000, 9000, 8000, 7000, 6000, 5000, 4000, 3000, 2000, 1000 and 500 feet. Along with GPS/MSL height announcements, it also provides many user selectable reminders like Check Oxygen, IFR Altimeter, Clearance, Prop & Top of descent. It also gives run time reminders like Check Tank and Check Fuel.

Why Choose SkyVoice Alert LHA 500?

As takeoff and landing is the critical phase of flight, SkyVoice Alert improves safety by giving pilots accurate altitude information and frequent gear warnings. This assists pilots to gain better depth perception, and make necessary adjustments for a safer approach and touchdown. Use of the SkyVoice Alert can reduce the chance of a High Final Approach, Low Final Approach, High Round Out (High Flare), Hard Landing, Late or Rapid Round Out, Floating or Ballooning during Round Out, Bouncing during Touchdown, and Porpoising. Most importantly, it helps pilots confirm or correct their perceived depth (height above ground) by comparing it to the actual depth announcement from the device. It augments pilot's spatial orientation by adding another dimension - depth - through audio announcement.

 

[Hank]

This looks interesting, but it belongs in the Trading Post / Vendor Forum.

It would be nice to see a comparison of the three different offerings to do this that I remember reading about here.