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Snap-on debuts LED Hybrid Light

By Janice Wood · October 28, 2012 ·

Now available is the new Snap-on LED Hybrid Light, which features 16 LEDs. Unlike incandescent bulbs, which burn hot, this portable, battery-powered auxiliary light is cool to the touch, according to company officials. The tubular-shaped light has a high-impact tube lens, a rubber molded comfort grip and a magnetic base. It also features an anodized […]

Abingdon debuts new watch

By Janice Wood · October 24, 2012 ·

The Abingdon Co. introduces a Limited Edition Amelia timepiece in jet black with a new dual time movement. The company has changed the movement of the Amelia from the Miyota movement to the Rhonda movement, which is featured in the Elise models. It is a much simpler movement to use and is so intuitive that […]

New website features aviation eBooks

By Janice Wood · October 21, 2012 ·

Find-it Fast Books now offers eBooks explaining the intricacies of aviation weather and NOTAMs. Pilots can use the search capabilities of bookmarks and hyperlinks to instantly decode contractions, interpret weather charts, and understand inflight weather hazard reports and forecasts, according to company officials. For more information: Pilotebooks.com

Electroair receives nod for 4-cylinder Continental ignition system; 6-cylinder in the works

By Janice Wood · October 21, 2012 ·

At the AOPA Aviation Summit held earlier this month, Electroair revealed several new electronic ignition systems and developments. Electroair has received FAA approval for its four-cylinder Continental Electronic Ignition Systems (i.e. O-200/IO-240). The approval of this ignition system includes many four cylinder Continental applications, including the Cessna 150 and Diamond DA-20, and many others, according […]

Hartzell introduces aircraft cabin heaters

By Janice Wood · October 21, 2012 ·

Hartzell Engine Technologies has received FAA TSO approval for its new I-Series of aircraft cabin heaters. Adapted from its military proven S-Series heaters, the I-Series heaters contain a new combustion tube constructed of Inconel, a material proven to provide superior performance over ceramic coated stainless steel in extreme temperature applications, according to company officials. The […]

Gleim releases Flight Review Ground Training Course

By Janice Wood · October 21, 2012 ·

Gleim has released its newest online training program, the Flight Review Ground Training Course. Designed specifically for pilots preparing for an upcoming flight review, this course ensures you are thoroughly prepared to meet with your CFI and demonstrate your competence, Gleim officials said. Flight instructors too can use this course as a structured means of […]

Video series explaining future air navigation systems released

By Janice Wood · October 16, 2012 ·

Duncan Aviation recently released a series of videos explaining Future Air Navigation Systems (FANS). This four-par series briefs pilots and aircraft owners on the evolution of FANS, how FANS operates, certification and upcoming mandates. This resource is provided by Duncan Aviation in addition to the company’s ebook, Straight Talk About FANS 1/A, which was released […]

Tanis debuts engine preheat system for LSAs

By Janice Wood · October 11, 2012 ·

Tanis Aircraft Products has introduced an engine preheat system specifically for the Cessna 162 Skycatcher and the Light-Sport Aircraft (LSA) market. This system has been approved by Cessna as per Modification Kit MK162-25-06B, according to Tanis officials. Engine preheat during cold weather operations, when used properly, will add to operational efficiency, utility, safety of flight […]

PS Engineerings brings back ‘Plug and Pay-No Pay’

By Janice Wood · October 10, 2012 ·

PS Engineering is bringing back its incentive program known as “Plug ‘N Play – No Pay.” Aircraft owners with a GMA340 audio selector panel can upgrade to one of the PMA8000 series audio panels without installation labor costs, as part of the limited time offer. Company Vice President Gary Picou, said, “We understand that the […]

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