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Upgrade released for inReach

By Janice Wood · June 17, 2012 ·

DeLorme has released an upgrade for its inReach two-way satellite communicators. inReach users can download the latest firmware version to their inReach devices at no cost. Product improvements and enhancements in the new release include extended battery life and recharging options. In addition, the newly-updated Earthmate app enables world topographic map downloads. Introduced to the […]

Two-way satellite communicator now available

By Janice Wood · June 14, 2012 ·

Gulf Coast Avionics and Pacific Coast Avionics have added the DeLorme inReach two-way satellite communicator to their product lines. Designed for use with an iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch or Android device, it provides two-way satellite communications in remote or high-risk environments anywhere in the world. “This is an incredibly capable product that provides so many […]

Universal Tow Bar debuts

By Janice Wood · June 13, 2012 ·

Bogert Aviation introduces the 04M-BBU Universal Tow Bar that will work on virtually any general aviation aircraft. The Universal Tow Bar carries up to four sets of “feet” at all times. No tools are required to substitute “feet” and it’s adjustable in length, making it easy to hook up to a tug, golf cart, or […]

Turbine Soot Master introduced

By Janice Wood · June 13, 2012 ·

Real Clean Aviation Products has introduced Turbine Soot Master, a carbon soot cleaner and degreaser designed to address carbon exhaust build-up and staining that plagues most turboprop aircraft. With a streak-free formula, Turbine Soot Master dissolves carbon, grease and oil, revealing a clean surface with very little effort, according to company officials. The product is […]

ADS-B receiver with Synthetic Vision AHRS debuts

By Janice Wood · June 13, 2012 ·

Unmanned avionics company Sagetech Corporation brings its expertise in miniaturization to the general aviation market this summer with its new ADS-B receiver. The Clarity family of ADS-B receivers offers an array of features in a portable unit smaller than a hockey puck. Highlights include: Dual-Link ADS-B data receiver (978 MHz, 1090 MHz) Integrated AHRS for […]

VAL Avionics launches Trade-In, Trade-Up program

By Janice Wood · June 11, 2012 ·

VAL Avionics has launched a new program to trade-in an old VAL 760 and trade-up the new Com 2000. “Even though it’s also the thinnest com available in the industry, the 2000 boasts a full 8 watts of transmit power,” says Debi Freeland of VAL Avionics Sales. “And by offering this limited time trade-in, we […]

Many options from flexible flight bag

By Ben Sclair · June 10, 2012 ·

San Rafael, California — BrightLine Bags “Flex System” is a modular flight bag that will allow any number of finished bag sizes, depending on needs. The best way to get a handle of the variability of the bag is to watch a 13+ minute video hosted by BrightLine Bags president Ross Bishop. Preconfigured bags range from $107 to $265 or a […]

Fluorescent leak detection dye debuts

By Janice Wood · June 10, 2012 ·

Spectronics Corporation has introduced Aero-Brite Universal Fluorescent Leak Detection Dye to help pinpoint the exact source of all fuel, lubrication and hydraulic leaks in aviation systems. Company officials explain you add a small amount of super-concentrated Aero-Brite dye to the aircraft system and let it circulate. The dye/fluid mixture will accumulate at even the smallest […]

Safety Management Without the Mumbo Jumbo

By Janice Wood · June 10, 2012 ·

Just published is “Safety Management Without the Mumbo Jumbo,” a book about how to manage safety. The book demystifies safety management, says author Rob Collin, with simple explanations and anecdotes. The book has been published in hard copy and E-Book format. The E-Book has been nominated for the Global E-Book Awards. The author has had […]

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