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Transport Category Aircraft Systems

JS312631

The only text available that covers FAR part 121 aircraft. A system-by-system approach to understanding jet transports. Necessary for A&P students and licensed technicians wanting to work on large aircraft. ISBN# 0-88.487-232-7. 396 pages.

Aircraft Instruments & Avionics For A&P Technicians

JS312666

Covers basic instruments, powerplant instruments, communication and navigation systems, aircraft antennas and auto pilots. Includes glossary, abbreviations and index. Written by Max Henderson. ISBN# 0-89100-422-X. 212 pages.

Electrical Systems For A&Ps

JS312660

Provides background material critical to understanding the electrical systems in today's aircraft. ISBN# 0-89100-412-2. 276 pages.

Aircraft Gas Turbine Powerplants

JS312648

The most up-to-date information on aircraft gas turbine powerplants available. Includes over 500 illustrations, charts, tables plus an index. Written by Charles Otis. ISBN# 0-89100-255-3. 486 pages.

Aircraft Gas Turbine Powerplants Workbook

JS322706

Designed for self-study. Contains questions from each chapter in the textbook with page references. Packed with over 100 explanatory illustrations. Also written by Charles Otis. ISBN# 0-89100-342-8. 192 pages.

Avionics Fundamentals

JS312661

Using a "systems approach" to modern avionics, it thoroughly covers vital information for A&Ps, avionics technicians, flight engineers and ATP applicants. Developed and used as a training guide by United Airlines. Packed with photos and illustrations. ISBN# 0-89100-293-6. 400 pages.

General Radiotelephone Operator's Study Guide For Avionics Technicians

JS312670

Designed to aid electronics students in preparing for the FCC Element 1 and 3 federal exams. Supports the higher degree of study required by the new FCC question pool. Includes complete lists of Element 1 and 3 exam questions, suggested answers, as well as research and reference materials. This study guide can also be used to supplement the training of avionics or marine electronics technicians. ISBN# 0-89100-445-9. 198 pages.

Aviation Electronics

JS312662

Used by students and professionals, as well as in avionics, electronics and pilot courses. Written by Keith W. Bose, the text is in its fourth edition. ISBN# 0-89100-352-5. 384 pages.

Aircraft Radio Systems

JS312659

A major radio systems reference resource. Good for technicians who work with avionics. Written by Jim Powell. ISBN# 0-89100-356-8. 265 pages.

Mathematics & Physics For Aviation Personnel

JS312619

Reviews basic physics principles and minimum mathematics required to solve simple equations involved in the further study of aerodynamics, aircraft material factors and related subjects. ISBN# 0-89100-399-1. 100 pages.

Nondestructive Testing For Aircraft

JS312640

Provides the student technician with a working knowledge of the nondestructive test methods used for today. Explores the advantages and disadvantages of each, and the problems which might be encountered. Methods covered are visual, liquid penetrant, magnetic particle, eddy current, ultrasonic and radiographic. Glossary included. By Douglas C. Latia. ISBN# 0-89100-415-7. 122 pages.

FAR/AIM

2010 FAR for Aviation Maintenance Technicians

ISBN 978-1-56027-746-7

The regulations book  for AMTs in 8-1/4" x 10-3/4" large-book format includes:

• Parts 1, 3, 13, 21, 23, 26, 27, 33, 34, 35, 39, 43, 45, 47, 65, 91,  119, 121 (J, L and AA), 125, 135, 145, 147, and 183
• Advisory Circulars 20-62D, 20-109A, 21-12B, 39-7C, 43-9C,  43.9-1F, 65-30A, and FAA-G-8082-11B NEW! (the FAA's IA  Test Guide).
• The most complete and up-to-date information available, with  ASA's promise to keep readers current via timely and free online  Updates.
• FREE subscription email Update service keeps readers  up-to-speed on regulation changes via email throughout the 1-year book  life cycle, as the changes are released.
• Unabridged FAR Parts and ACs
• Changes and updates since last edition clearly marked
• Comprehensive FAR index