This Reference CD consists of 5 documents of aviation training material, 1359 pages in all.
These documents provide the technical information required to understand, maintain, and repair the electrical equipment, machinery and systems necessary to operate aircraft. These manuals really are exceptional in their content and detail.
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AIRCRAFT POWER GENERATION AND DISTRIBUTION
(68 pages)
February 2002
Naval Education and Training
Professional Development and Technology Center
Aircraft Electrical Power Sources
Circuit Protection and Distribution
AVIATION ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN 1
(332 pages)
Naval Education and Training
Professional Development and Technology Center
Communications
Navigation
Radar
Antisubmarine Warfare
Indicators
Infrared
Weapons Systems
Computers
Automatic Carrier Landing System
Electrostatic Discharge Program
AVIATION ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN 3
(576 pages)
July 1991
Naval Education and Training
Professional Development and Technology Center
Physics
Infrared, Lasers, and Fiber Optics
Analog Fundamentals
Digital Computers
Aviation Systems Fundamentals and Support Equipment
Avionics Maintenance
Avionic Drawings, Schematics, Handtools, and Materials
Test Equipment
Safety and Security
FUNDAMENTALS OF AIRCRAFT POWER PLANTS
(141 pages)
30 November 1990
Headquarters - Department of the Army
Fundamentals of Power Plants
Basic Requirements
Background, Developments and Theory
Gas Turbine Engines
Principles, Operation and Construction
Fuel System
Lubricating Systems
Ignition Systems
Cooling System
Accessory System
Instrument System
AVIATION ELECTRICITY AND ELECTRONICS
MAINTENANCE FUNDAMENTALS
(242 pages)
February 2002
Naval Education and Training
Professional Development and Technology Center
Mathematics - Basics
Mathematics - Applications
Physics - Basics
Physics - Applications
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Common Test Equipment
THESE DOCUMENTS ARE IN ELECTRONIC ADOBE PDF FORMAT
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