[kinger]

I did a search and had no luck, not saying it is not previously posted, I just did not find it.

Is a remote ELT switch required in the cockpit for experimental aircraft? If you could provide rule/reference that would be awesome too.

http://members.eaa.org/home/homebuilders/building/interior/4Markings,%20Placards,%20Numbers_%20%20Dont%20forget%20these%20items.html

 

[Neal@F14]

It's a TSO that governs what features the ELT must have, for ELTs installed after a certain date. It's TSO C-91a that specifies a remote switch and visual indicator for the ELT. Applies to both experimental and certificated aircraft

Edit: single-seat airplanes still don't need no steenkin' ELT

 

[kinger]

It's a TSO that governs what features the ELT must have, for ELTs installed after a certain date. It's TSO C-91a that specifies a remote switch and visual indicator for the ELT. Applies to both experimental and certificated aircraft

Edit: single-seat airplanes still don't need no steenkin' ELT

Neal, THANKS

King

 

[rzbill]

Not all require remote switch

The NEW EBC 406 ELT is approved under the appropriate TSOs and does not require a remote switch if it is mounted within reach of the pilot.

 

[Neal@F14]

That's good to know. Since I'll probably have to upgrade the ELT in my new RV-6 to a 406 unit someday too soon.