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Standard Aviation
Maintenance Handbook
Publisher:
ISBN-10:
0884873242
ISBN-13:
9780884873242
Published Date:
2006
Edition:
2nd
Other Identifiers:
JS312624-002
Pages:
275
Weight:
0.5lbs
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Jeppesen's Aviation Maintenance Handbook is a key resource for A&P technicians, homebuilders, pilots, and aircraft owners. Developed as a quick reference guide for the most common aviation technical information, it includes hundreds of references such as ATA codes, tubing and wiring color codes, conversion tables, physics formulas, aircraft marshalling signals, tool identification and use guidelines, hardware tables, sheet metal bend allowances and setback tables, aircraft drawing symbols, wire assembly graphs and color codes, fluid lines and fitting charts, torque tables, weight and balance formulas, and hardware identification.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
* Aircraft Layout Drawing info
* Aircraft Station Info
* ATA codes
* Conversion tables
* Electrical connectors
* Engine codes, spark plug codes, and tables
* Hardware tables
* Physics formulas
* Riveting guidelines
* Safety Wiring
* Sheet metal bend allowance and setback tables
* Standard Weights & measurement
* Tool identification and guidelines
* Torque tables
* Tube and wire color codes
* Trigonometry tables
* Weight & Balance formulas
* Wire assembly graphs and color codes
* Aircraft Station Info
* ATA codes
* Conversion tables
* Electrical connectors
* Engine codes, spark plug codes, and tables
* Hardware tables
* Physics formulas
* Riveting guidelines
* Safety Wiring
* Sheet metal bend allowance and setback tables
* Standard Weights & measurement
* Tool identification and guidelines
* Torque tables
* Tube and wire color codes
* Trigonometry tables
* Weight & Balance formulas
* Wire assembly graphs and color codes
You will find a Mechanic's Handbook in practically every A&P technician's toolbox. and these Jeppesen and ASA books are by far the most popular. The difference between these is basically the amount of information presented and how it is organized. The ASA book is twice as thick and contains that much more information. The Jeppesen book limits itself to the more commonly used charts and graphs making what you do use often that much quicker to find. The choice is yours. Each is a tremendous value and an on-the-job time saver.
RELATED LINKS:
- ...from the 'basic knowledge' Category
- > Preventative Maintenance
- > Aircraft Weight & Balance Handbook
- > Aviation Mechanic Handbook
- > Best of AMT Magazine
- > Physics for Aviation
- > Fundamentals of Modern Aviation
- > Standard Aircraft Handbook
- > Aircraft Weight and Balance
- > AC 43.13 Acceptable Methods of Aircraft Repair
- > Aviation Dictionaries
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