CLAMAR Technologies Inc. Announces New Float for AirCam

Clamar Technologies Inc. of Ontario, Canada is pleased to announce a new product for AirCam owners. The new float system, to be called the M2180, incorporates all the knowledge gained from installing the Clamar M2200 floats on 16 AirCam aircraft. It will incorporate the new all electric retract system introduced on the successful M1400 LSA product line and advances in the composite world resulting in dramatic weight reductions and improved performance.
The AirCam aircraft is gaining great success based on its unusual design and capabilities. In the past, it has been difficult to fit float systems that handle the unusual rearward shift in CG when the front seat is empty and the aircraft is floating on the water. “Our new system addresses these variables with a great deal of improvements”, said Clair Sceli of Clamar Technologies.
The M2180 float system will be 72 lbs less in weight over the current offering and that will lead to an exchange weight of less than 300 lbs (possibly up to 320 lbs with exotic paint jobs) with a needed buoyancy of 2180 lbs of fresh water. Also included in the design will be changes in pickup points and entry steps to accommodate AirCam hard point alignment.
The first product will be delivered in January, 2012. Special pricing is available for the first manufacturing run of this product offering.