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Avionics is simple terms

By General Aviation News Staff · June 17, 2005 ·

As electronics spread through every type of aircraft, there is a  rising need for technicians who understand “systems,” not circuits. Such knowledge is required to  identify faulty units aboard the airplane, often during a quick turn time on the ramp. A new book, “Avionics Training,” explains  systems in simple terms, with more than 400  full-color photos and  drawings. […]

Gill redesigns two popular battery models

By General Aviation News Staff · June 17, 2005 ·

Gill redesigns two popular battery models Gill Batteries recently unveiled redesigned and improved versions of its most popular models, the G-25S and G-35S valve regulated batteries. The improved models, which are designed for many single- and twin-engine airplane and helicopter applications, are more powerful, providing more than 20% increased capacity and up to 20% better […]

Rod Machado Private Pilot handbook now on audio CD

By General Aviation News Staff · June 17, 2005 ·

Do you have a CD player in your car? If so, the next time you are stuck in traffic you can make use of that time to learn or refresh your pilot knowledge with Rod Machado’s Private Pilot Handbook on audio CD. There are 30 CDs in all. Capt. Philip E. Hewitt, Ph.D., CFII and […]

New Piper door seals wins STC approval

By General Aviation News Staff · June 17, 2005 ·

Aero-PMA-Parts has received an STC for door seals for Cherokees through Aztecs. The doors seals are made from a new material that has “micro-memory fibers” that seal out water, cold and noise. After installation, the material will form-fit around the airframe like a latex glove. No two aircraft doors are alike, so this door-seal concept […]

Factory-new oil coolers for TCM engines approved

By General Aviation News Staff · June 17, 2005 ·

Factory-new oil coolers for TCM engines approved AERO-Classics, Inc. has obtained FAA/PMA approval on oil coolers for Teledyne Continental Motors (TCM) applications. With these recent approvals, AERO-Classics becomes the only manufacturer to offer factory new FAA-PMA oil coolers for the eligible Continental engine models. AERO-Classics oil cooler P/N 8000307 is FAA-PMA for installation on TCM […]

Chelton Flight Systems receives STC for installing EFIS in Bell 204/205

By General Aviation News Staff · June 17, 2005 ·

The FAA has granted STC approval for installing Chelton FlightLogic synthetic vision EFIS systems in the Bell 204/205. The systems feature the Chelton primary flight display with forward-looking synthetic vision, a multifunction moving map display, GPS WAAS, full FMS, helicopter TAWS, air data computer with fuel totalizer, solid-state strap-down AHRS, master caution voice warning system, […]

New electronic TSO-certified tachometer available

By General Aviation News Staff · June 17, 2005 ·

Owners of Lycoming or Continental engines no longer have to use a mechanical tachometer. The new UMA electronic tachometer is certified to the FAA TSO C49b standard for installation in fixed-wing aircraft. The tachometer is available in a 3-1/8-inch size with an hourmeter factory set to record at any rpm you choose. The tachometer also […]

New IFR training glasses available

By General Aviation News Staff · June 17, 2005 ·

Over the years, instrument students and their instructors have used a variety of devices to create simulated instrument conditions. Instant IFR Training Glasses are the newest incarnation. The Instant IFR lenses are frosted to simulate actual IFR conditions for instrument training. The precision frosting and wraparound design helps prevent cheating. Instant IFR Training Glasses have […]

Ferrer Aviation adds to fighter fleet

By General Aviation News Staff · June 17, 2005 ·

Ferrer Aviation, a Lakeland, Fla.-based aviation company, has purchased two TS-11 Iskra Jets and one British Provost to add to its fighter wing of aircraft. The jets will be used for aerial combat simulation, formation training, check rides, fighter rides, DOD contracts, and upset training for corporate and airline pilots. For more information: 863-648-0001. 

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