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New PMAs for Lamar Technologies

By Janice Wood · February 29, 2012 ·

Lamar Technologies has new PMAs for pre-1996 Cessna single engine aircraft. Due to high demand for Original Equipment 14 and 28 volt regulators, the company PMA’d both the DGR3 and DGR6 regulators it supplies Cessna.

The regulators fit Cessna 150 thru Cessna 210 series aircraft and are available worldwide through aviation distributors, according to company officials.

P/N DGR3-1  is the PMA replacement for DGR3, C611005-0103, C611501-0102, and VR515F. P/N DGR6-1  is the PMA replacement for DGR6, C611001-0101, C611001-0102, C611001-0201, and VR600

Located in Marysville, Wash., Lamar Technologies is an Original Equipment Supplier to most general aviation airframe manufacturers worldwide.

For more information: LamarTech.com

 

 

 

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About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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