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New series of VHF NAV/COM radios

Posted on January 25, 2013 by admin

The GTR and GNC series Replacing the popular SL30 and SL40 models, the GTR series COM transceivers and GNC series NAV/COM radios offers features never seen before! The stand alone COM radio reduces pilot workload while also offering an affordable … Continue reading →

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Maxcraft Avionics sends the structures guy overseas!

Posted on July 6, 2012 by admin

Tbilisi is where? Georgia is home to 4.7 million people with Tbilisi being the largest city and capital of Georgia.   Georgia was a part of the former Soviet Union and most of the people speak Russian or Georgian.  Well, without … Continue reading →

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deHavilland Forum

Posted on April 30, 2012 by admin

Trade exhibition and technical seminars Daryl and Steve attended the Viking de Havilland Operators Forum in Victoria, BC.   With operators from around the world it was a well attended event with reason to celebrate, the rebirth of the DHC-6 … Continue reading →

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Luxembourg and a Bell 412

Posted on March 12, 2012 by admin

Off to Luxembourg!!! Wow, how exciting!  On request, we sent one of our staff, Ali Miri, an experienced Avionics Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, to go work on a Bell 412. Ali had the pleasure of flying into this beautiful country, which neighbors … Continue reading →

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GPS and Glass Cockpits, WAAS, Workshops all in a trip to Puyallup

Posted on March 1, 2012 by admin

Maxcrafts staff head to Puyallup Steve and Wade head on a road trip to Puyallup Washington for the the 29th Northwest Aviation Conference and Trade Show.  Over 12,000 aviation enthusiasts gather in Western Washington for this event. The speakers included … Continue reading →

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