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Klein Tools introduces Multi-Pocket Tool Totes

By General Aviation News Staff · August 4, 2006 ·

Klein Tools recently expanded its Tool Tote line with two new multi-pocket tote bags – a 17-pocket Tool Tote with a shoulder strap and a seven-pocket Tool Tote. Constructed of rugged, 600 x 300 denier polyester, the new bags are designed to withstand wear and tear. They also are water-resistant to avoid the buildup of […]

Carmanah unveils versatile solar powered airfield light

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

Carmanah Technologies Corp. has unveiled the Model A704-5n, a versatile solar-powered LED airfield light for permanent, temporary and emergency applications. “This is our first airfield light to include wireless control and our first light to include dual-function infrared and visible-spectrum LED operation,” said CEO Art Aylesworth. The new model includes the following features: Improved visibility […]

Sportsplanes.com opens new regional center

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

Sportsplanes.com has teamed with Mark Alexander, who will act as director of the newest Sport Aircraft Regional Center (SARC). Alexander, whose base of operations is at Meadowlake Airport near Colorado Springs, will represent the Light Sport Aircraft offered by Sportsplanes.com in Colorado, Kansas, Wyoming and New Mexico. Starting in Colorado Springs, Alexander will set up […]

All Weather introduces new runway visual range system

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

All Weather, Inc., a manufacturer of high accuracy, high dependability weather information systems and meteorological sensors, has released the latest version of its Runway Visual Range (RVR) System. The RVR System features AWI’s 8364-E Dual Technology Visibility Sensor, Ambient Light Sensor, and Runway Light Intensity Interface. Together, these produce an RVR system that combines the […]

First ELITE Baron G58 Advanced ATD certified

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

ELITE Simulation Solutions has received FAA certification of its Garmin G1000-equipped series Advanced Aviation Training Devices. The first such device to be configured as the new Baron G58 was recently delivered to FAA headquarters in Washington, DC. The iGATE Model G500-G1K series trainers are outfitted with the actual Garmin G1000 hardware utilizing the now familiar […]

TravelScoot: An easier way to get around

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

Does a walking problem prevent you from flying into places where ground transportation is not available? Until now electric mobility scooters were far too heavy and way too bulky to fit in small airplanes. Hardy Huber, builder of one of the first Wheeler Express composite fourseaters, has changed that. His TravelScoot is the world’s lightest […]

Bondhus expands T-handle line

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

Bondhus Corp. has expanded its T-handle line to include ballpoint, straight hex, star, and ProHold tip styles. Bondhus T-handles offer strength, comfort and enhanced grip by welding the handle to the blade, then dipping it in cushioning plastic. All Bondhus tools are made with the company’s exclusive Potanium steel. All tools feature Bondhus’ proprietary Proguard […]

Miller Electric and Weldcraft toshowcase products, providewelding demos at AirVenture

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

Visitors to Miller Electric’s booths at this year’s AirVenture will have the opportunity to see and participate in MIG and TIG welding and plasma cutting demonstrations. Also on hand will be the Miller 75th anniversary Chopper, built by Orange County Choppers on the TLC hit show American Chopper, as well as the latest Miller welding […]

Duncan Aviation installs first AirCell Axxess System in a Falcon 2000

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

Duncan Aviation, an authorized AirCell dealer, recently completed and certified the installation of the AirCell Axxess system in a Dassault Falcon 2000. The Duncan Aviation installations and engineering teams worked with AirCell to develop the STC for the first time installation of this all-new, multi-channel, wireless and broadband-ready satcom system. This installation included the standard […]

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