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ASA IFR Kneeboard Kb-2
MFR Model# ASA-KB-2-A
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Overview
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This durable brushed aluminum kneeboard is a great way to organize your flight data providing a strong surface for inflight note taking as well as quick access to important IFR information in the form of a permanent placard.
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Specifications
- Dimensions: 6-1/2" x 9-1/2"
- Weight: 0.45 lbs
Reviews
I use this to spank the instrument approach. It spanks well.
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ASA IFR Kneeboard
Product was as advertised and came on time!
Nice secure kneeboard, elastic band is secure and easily adjustable pen holder is a plus
Very well made and would buy again. Better made than Jep which I also have. Qualms: There needs to be longer velcro on the strap for skinny legs and so you can use the strap longer as it stretches. Having Flight Plan Qualifiers is not a good use of space: put stuff on there that is needed in flight, quick: Some Regs or rules of thumb. (see Mygoflight for examples). Also there is more room for text, cram it in there. Thanks!
As a professional pilot, I still uses kneeboards for clearances, and copious notes. The aluminum portion fits well and last long. I purchase one of these kneeboards once a year as the elastic stretches.
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