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Automate your recordkeeping

By General Aviation News Staff · June 9, 2006 ·

P2 Aviation Technology has released TimeTrac. The unit consists of an FAA-approved recorder and fully integrated software. The hardware, which resides onboard the aircraft, communicates with an existing GPS or Loran navigation system and automatically records pertinent flight data. At a convenient time, these data are then downloaded to a PC. The powerful TimeTrac software […]

Keep birds away

By General Aviation News Staff · June 9, 2006 ·

Bird-Proof bird repellent compound discourages birds from alighting and nesting for a year or more, even under the most extreme weather conditions. The chemical compound has a tacky, uncomfortable feeling that birds avoid, yet it’s harmless, odorless, nonpoisonous and environmentally friendly. Two formulations, gel and liquid, serve all applications and are easy to apply to […]

Cirrus offers air conditioning

By General Aviation News Staff · June 9, 2006 ·

Cirrus Design Corp.’s SR22 now offers air conditioning as original equipment. The Vapor Cycle Air Conditioning System from Enviro costs $19,990. The company also is offering a fan-driven ventilation system for all SR series aircraft, which circulates ambient or heated air throughout the cabin. The fan, which may be operated in ground and flight modes, […]

Security awareness training offered

By General Aviation News Staff · June 9, 2006 ·

Barker & Associates, a general aviation security, training and consulting firm in Ormond Beach, Fla., is offering TSA compliant Security Awareness Training for flight schools and independent CFIs – along with consulting services on a wide-range of compliance, security and regulatory issues facing the general aviation and flight training industries. “The flight training segment of […]

New ComfortGrip handle unveiled

By General Aviation News Staff · June 9, 2006 ·

Bondhus Corp. introduces new ergonomically-designed handles for its ballpoint and star-tipped screwdriver tools. The new handles feature soft rubber coating to ensure maximum comfort and grip.

Sport Pilot presentation free online

By General Aviation News Staff · June 9, 2006 ·

A free Sport Pilot/Kite Wing presentation has been added to the Pilot Journey website (PilotJourney.com). The 20 minute presentation starts with a quick review of the categories of aircraft in Sport Pilot, then proceeds to discuss Kite Wing flying. Pilot Journey also has created a Sport Pilot forum section. Future additions include a directory for those […]

Let there be light

By General Aviation News Staff · June 9, 2006 ·

JKL Components Corp. released the first axial mount LED in its new family of LED assembly lamps. The PL-0603-02 is an assembly of six discreetly mounted LEDs within a traditional glass envelope festoon lamp. It can be used in myriad applications, including aircraft interior illumination. It is available in red, yellow, green, blue and white. […]

Hartzell Scimitar propeller conversion STC’d for Pipers

By General Aviation News Staff · June 9, 2006 ·

Professional Pilots Inc. has introduced a new generation propeller option for all PA-32 aircraft. STC approval has been received for the installation of Hartzell’s new Scimitar propeller design on any 300 hp., non-turbocharged, Cherokee Six, Lance, Saratoga or Piper 6X. The new blended airfoil design provides the best performance available in all flight spectrums, according […]

A rare bird for sale

By Janice Wood · June 9, 2006 ·

What probably is the only Douglas A-20 capable of flight is for sale. It’s a rare bird — so rare that the asking price is $1,150,000. The A-20 Havoc was forerunner to the better-known A-26, later designated B-26 and often confused with the Martin B-26 bomber which, by the time of the renaming, was out […]

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