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Instalation PRS on the aircrafts.

Design & installation for PRS is done by manufacturer and trained mechanics. In most installations MVEN engineers are able to hide system units inside of the aircraft without abstracting view of a pilot or a passenger. The unit is installed without sacrificing structural integrity.

Brief description of the PRS "K-500" PRS "K-500" is a two-stage parachute system with a brake and a main parachute. The parachute have high ability of drag coefficient and stability. It allows to get acceptable weight and overall dimension characteristics for the required performance and stability. PRS "K-500" weights 11 kg (24.3 lb.) and has overall dimension sizes 55 x 25 x 22 cm (20" x 10" x 9"), deployment speed range, 0-160 km/h, (0-95 mph), maximum aircraft weight 500 kg. (1102 lb.), parachute descent speed <7.0 m/s (23' f/s).

Brief description of the PRS "R-500" PRS "R-500" is a two-stage parachute system with a brake and the main parachute. The parachute have high ability of drag coefficient and stability. It allows to get acceptable weight and overall dimension characteristics for the required performance and stability. PRS "R-500" weights 18 kg. (39 lb.) and has overall dimension sizes 56.3 x 42.2 x 22 cm (22" x 17" x 9"), deployment speed range, 0-300 km/h, (0-186 mph) maximum aircraft weight 500 kg. (1102 lb.), parachute descent speed <6.0 m/s (20' f/s).

Brief description of the PRS "KS-500" PRS "KS-500" a two-stage parachute system with a brake and the main parachute. The parachute have high ability of drag coefficient and stability. It allows to get acceptable weight and overall dimension characteristics for the required performance and stability. PRS "KS-500" weights 15.5 kg. (34.2 lb.) and has overall dimension sizes 53.1 x 28 x 22 cm, (21" x 11" x 9"), deployment speed range, 0-250 km/h, (0-155 mph) maximum aircraft weight 500 kg. (1102 lb.), parachute descent speed <7.0 m/s (23' f/s).

The typical installation of PRS on the aircrafts.