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The Cessna 206 continues its adventure!
Mexico bound! Leg 3 – Yuma, AZ Cruised at 13,500ft sipping oxygen from the cool Mountain High electronic pulse delivery system, flew right over top of Las Vegas, and we landed in Yuma before 5pm. If you haven’t noticed I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged autopilot, cockpit, efis, electronic pulse delivery system, Las Vegas, Leg 3, Mexico, mountain high, new technology, oxygen, pilots, tcas, Yuma
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Helicopter installations in the BC and Alberta interior
Highland Helicopters Highland Helicopters has over 40 light and intermediate turbine helicopters and provides a broad range of flight services throughout our wide-reaching base network. Â Highland Helicopters Ltd. provides its customers with one of the safest, most cost effective and … Continue reading
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Tagged aircraft, AStars, autopilot, efis, Helicopter, Helicopter Avionics Installation, Highland Helicopters Ltd., Jet Rangers, Latitude, Pacific Rim Aviation, rust remover, S200 Sat Trackers, TCAS II, Transport Canada
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Is this Spring?
Spring is here! The plan? Â Do what you love to do……fly! Of course, if the weather is not great, you can still work on your aircraft and get it ready for all your spring time needs. Get your checklist ready … Continue reading
Posted in Avionics 101
Tagged autopilot, Avionics Upgrade, efis, Flight Instruments, Garmin portables, TCAS II
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Spring and your aircraft
Spring is in the air! How can you tell?  The obvious signs.  There is  a buzz overhead and it’s the aircraft coming out of their winter hangars and  spreading their wings in the sun.  Our hangar is busy with … Continue reading
Posted in Avionics News
Tagged autopilot, Cessna 172, Citabria, DME display, Garmin Aera 796, S-TEC30, SL30, Sun 'n Fun, VHF
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Cessna , helicopters, and our crew
In the Hangar and its full! You should see the hangar, it is chock a block full! What’s in it? A Cessna 172 getting a new autopilot, with our crew chief Andy working hard.  There is another Cessna 177 RG … Continue reading
Posted in Avionics News
Tagged aircraft, Aircraft Repair, autopilot, Bell 206, cessna 177, EC120, efis, Garmin portables, GPS, Helicopter, Jet Ranger, tcas, VHF Radio
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