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Miller 2010 catalog available

By Janice Wood · December 9, 2009 ·

Free copies of Miller Electric Mfg. Co.’s 2010 welding and cutting equipment catalog be requested or downloaded by going to the literature request page on Miller’s website. The 100-page, full-color catalog provides specifications and product comparisons on Miller MIG welders, TIG welders, stick welders, plasma cutters, welding generators, welding helmets and safety gear. It showcases […]

Aircraft Inspection and Repair published

By Janice Wood · December 9, 2009 ·

“Aircraft Inspection and Repair: Acceptable Methods, Techniques and Practice” was recently published. With detailed information on structural inspection, protection, and repair, including aircraft systems, hardware, fuel and engines, and electrical systems, this guide is designed to leave no vital question on inspection and repair unanswered, according to the publishers. Sections include: Wood, fabric, plastic, and […]

RDD named Thermawing installation center

By Janice Wood · December 9, 2009 ·

RDD Enterprises, LLC is now an authorized installation center for Kelly Aerospace Thermawing de-ice systems for certified aircraft. “For many years RDD has been installing the experimental version of the Thermawing de-ice system, known as Therm-X. RDD’s experience installing the Therm-X system on experimental aircraft, combined with their prior experience installing the certified system on […]

Cobham DACS receives TSO

By Janice Wood · December 8, 2009 ·

Cobham’s Digital Audio Control System (DACS) has received Technical Standards Order (TSO) certification from the FAA, a milestone that approves the manufacture of DACS for installation on certified aircraft, according to company officials. This is in addition to achieving European Technical Standards Order (ETSO) in September of this year. With installations completed and certified by […]

Training Crue releases training aids for Cessna 560

By Janice Wood · December 7, 2009 ·

Training Crue Graphics Inc. has partnered with Kaltire Aviation to develop customized training aids for the Cessna Citation Encore 560. The company reports it has training products for more than 80 different makes and models, including cockpit training posters,  cockpit procedures trainers (CPT), maintenance training posters and more. For more information: 416-335-4528 or TrainingCrue.com.

Water-cooled MIG gun debuts

By Janice Wood · December 7, 2009 ·

Bernard has introduced its customizable W-series water-cooled MIG guns and new water-cooled Centerfire consumables to meet the needs of high-amperage, water-cooled MIG applications. W-Guns offer users their choice of neck style, cable length, handle style, consumables and direct plugs, according to company officials. W-Guns are rated to 600-amps at 100% duty cycle and offer direct […]

Jesseweather.com launches

By Janice Wood · December 7, 2009 ·

Jesseweather.com, a website for aviation weather and weather alerts delivered to your e-mail and cell phone, has launched. Data comes from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) National Weather Service using information from airports served with a Terminal Area Forecast, according to company officials. Alerts are based on parameters entered by the user, such […]

Fly like a reindeer

By Janice Wood · December 6, 2009 ·

If you’re looking for a unique gift for the aviation buff in your life, how about a flight aboard a zeppelin? Airship Ventures, based at Moffett Field (NAS) in Sunnyvale, Calif., is offering several airship packages this holiday season, including one that offers a “reindeer-eye view”? as the zeppelin flies quietly over San Francisco, Silicon […]

First Landings adds Gobosh to fleet

By Janice Wood · December 6, 2009 ·

First Landings Aviation, a sport pilot flight school founded in May at Orlando Apopka Airport (X04) in Florida, has added a Gobosh 700S to its fleet. The addition of the Gobosh allows the school to offer both low-wing training in the Gobosh and high-wing training in a Remos G3 600. The Gobosh also adds diversity, […]

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