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BRS Internal Cessna 182 182 Parachute System

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Part# 13-20778
MFR Model# 009005-02
ModelTypeLocationPart Number
Cessna 182Cessna 182Internal13-20778

Overview

It is the policy of Ballistic Recovery Systems (BRS) to engineer, manufacture, sell, and deliver exceptionally reliable, innovative, and high quality safety and aerospace products
   
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Features

Canister
    The BRS Canister is waterproof when the original factory seal remains intact, making it the perfect design for exterior installations. With a six year repack schedule and versatile mounting hardware, it is one of the most popular systems.
Softpack
    The BRS Softpack is best suited for aircraft manufactur-ers that require a ballistic parachute mounted inside their aircraft. When mounted internally, this system also has a six year repack schedule.
VLS - Vertical Launch System
    Built specifically for aircraft with limited interior space, the VLS (Vertical Launch System) installs on top of the wing or fuselage. Upward firing works well with pusher designed aircraft
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