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Amphenol’s Innovation to Enhance VSWR Performance to High Frequency SMA

Posted on November 7, 2016 David Sherman

Amphenol has released its end launch SMA connector its newest addition to its RF high frequency connector family. The SMA connector offers a total of two applicable connecting options that are available to choose from. A through hole legs or a traditional slide on mounting leg option designed to make an ideal PCB connector solution for high frequency applications. Designed to create incredible VSWR performance going up to 26.5 GHz.  Now Being able to accommodate applications of all sizes of PCB thicknesses aside from Amphenol’s traditional 0.010” and 0.015” diameter center contacts. Amphenol Aerospace is open to optimizing Custom solutions for customers that demand specific PCB launches for customary applications.  This latest connector was intended for the use on many projects to house hold appliances. “Amphenol’s High Frequency SMA End Launch connectors are ideal for use in most microwave filter, cellular and broadband amplifier, and wireless infrastructure applications.”

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Boeing Collects $2 Billion in Bonuses for Missile Defense System That Doesn’t Work

Posted on October 13, 2016 David Sherman

Two billion dollars was given to The Boeing Company received from the Pentagon due to the midcourse defense system that is based on the ground. However, the money was still collected even though targets were not destroyed, like they were intended to. The USA held a regulation on eleven flights for the Defense system. The goal was to shoot the missiles over the Pacific Ocean using an underground cellar procedure. Unfortunately, the targets were not hit, only five out of the eleven were a success. With that being said, this defense system is not dependable on an attack towards North Korea nor Iran. Even though the defense system failed, Boeing still received 21 billion dollars from the Pentagon because of the administering of the system that they provided.

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$1 Million for the First Simulated Droid That Can Go To Mars

Posted on September 21, 2016 David Sherman

As technology advances exploring becomes easier and more practical, NASA is willing to offer $1 million for the first team that can put together a robot that can be virtually controlled from Earth as it travels to Mars. NASA wants a robot, similar to Robonaut 5 that can re-align communication satellites and maybe fix any number of environmental disturbances, especially when dealing with communication delays between Earth and Mars. This competition is going to be a partnership with Space Houston and the innovation consultant organization NineSigma. Creating robots that can perform very steady and precise applications in order to work with any delays in communications can be of great advantage in spaceflight or landing missions on Mars, and any other mission that deals with any complications that may or will occur.

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Student in Singapore Creates his Own Flying Machine

Posted on September 9, 2016 David Sherman

Student in Singapore comes with a brilliant idea to build his own flying machine and now it is called the electric paraglider. It is very remarkable not only because it was designed by a student but because of the simplicity of the electric aircraft. It is as simple as having two fan propellers joined to a seated tripod or a very simple trike and a paraglider attached to the trike that when in motion it will elevate the entire machine into the air causing it to glide very effortlessly.

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Quest Aircraft Authorizes New Dealer

Posted on August 23, 2016 David Sherman

According to General Aviation News uploaded a web long online talking about how Quest Aircraft and how it has given Aviation Unlimited the opportunity to become an authorized Kodak Company dealer. Aviation Unlimited will be in charge of Kodiak distribution on the eastern side of Canada.

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Older 737s Under the Watchful Eyes of the FAA

Posted on July 28, 2016 David Sherman

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is has released new requirements for U.S. airlines operating older Boeing 737 Classic jets to would include regular inspections for widespread metal fatigue in the aft fuselage skins and replacements of some skin panels after 53,000 flight cycles of takeoffs and landings.

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How to Maintain Inventory up to Par and Ready to Go Out ASAP!

Posted on July 26, 2016 David Sherman

Maintaining Inventory is tedious and very precise work. Taking time to make these parts transparent takes steps to achieve. Common problems in today’s inventories all over are excess inventory, DMSMS, counterfeit products and obsolescence.

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Boeing Utilizes Touch Screens for 777X

Posted on July 21, 2016 David Sherman

The Boeing Company has recently made the decision to integrate an interface with multi-touch capabilities on the flight deck of the re-engined 777X widebody aircraft which is scheduled to enter into service in 2020. Future airline pilots on the Boeing 777X will have the opportunity to interact with their flight information displays in a similar way that they use their tablets and smart phones. This multi-touch interface will be replacing a touch-pad based cursor control device, or CCDs, which is mounted on the aisle-stand of the original 777 aircraft. The Boeing Company has not yet announced the supplier for these multi-touch interfaces.

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Aequs Aerospace Enlarges With the Signing of a Pact with Airbus for Part Sourcing Project

Posted on July 20, 2016 David Sherman

News has it Bengaluru signs agreement with Airbus Group for over a thousands of titanium parts. Airbus releases over 10,000 parts to be used for Bengalurus A320 new engine program.

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Wieland Releases New Innovative TWISTOCK Connectors

Posted on July 15, 2016 David Sherman

Wieland Electric, a firm known for its ground-breaking electrical connection technology released a connector with Type 4x/6p protection. This new RST Mini 5-pole circular power connector is as efficient as it gets. It not only simplifies connections, but it reduces the cost of wiring, building automation, and manufacturing features.

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Boeing's Spy Planes for UK's Nuclear Submarine Defense

Posted on June 28, 2016 David Sherman

During a trip to the United States military base in Jacksonville the Defense Secretary of Britain, Michael Fallon, announced the United Kingdom’s plan to purchase of one of Boeing’s new P-8 Poseidon surveillance planes. This is the initial step in a purchasing deal for eight more of spy jets by the manufacturer Boeing, which will commence this summer. The transaction is an attempt to keep Britain’s fleet of nuclear submarines safe against Russian Submarine menace, which is said to keep surveillance of UK’s Royal Navy submarine base in Faslane. This investment would also qualify Britain to meet the NATA 2pc commitment, as the UK will continue to increases defense expenditure each year of this decade.

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S&K Aerospace Lands $269 Million Contract

Posted on June 9, 2016 David Sherman

S&K Aerospace the Montana-based and tribally owned business has just announced that they’ve landed a $269 million dollars contract modification from the U.S. Air Force in support of the service branch’s Parts and Repair Ordering System IV. The contract is specifically designed to address the continuity of service requirements, at least for the time being until the Air Force decides and issues a follow-on source says a statement released by the Defense Department last Monday.

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