Avionics News October 2015 - 7

TRAINING SITE:
Dan Derby Center
for Professional
Development,
AEA International
Headquarters

Professional development courses
available at AEA headquarters

The fall months of November and December include training courses at the AEA's Dan Derby Center for
Professional Development in Lee's Summit, Missouri. For more information, or to register for any of the training
courses, visit aea.net/training or contact the AEA at 816-347-8400. Class size is limited, and interested parties are
encouraged to register well in advance.
Certified Repair Station Training Course: Nov. 9-13
This weeklong course is divided into training modules designed for startup repair
stations, as well as mature operations looking to improve their understanding of the
regulations, perform internal audits and edit repair station manuals. The modules will
be presented by Ric Peri, AEA vice president of government and industry affairs. The
course is for current quality managers, technicians, mechanics and repairmen who
are involved in the management of a repair station, as well as individuals looking to
establish a 14 CFR Part 145 repair station.

Avionics Installation for Experimental Aircraft: Dec. 2-4
This course is designed for the aircraft technician or homebuilder who is looking for
guidance in completing an installation on an experimental aircraft with the popular Garmin
G3X Touch large format flight display system. From the do-it-yourselfer to the avionics
shop looking to carve a niche in this ever-expanding market, this class has something for
everyone. This newly created class will start with an overview of wiring basics but will
quickly advance through the common practices involved in wiring. Students will spend a
significant portion of this course learning, hands-on, how to wire the G3X system. Attendees
also learn how to plan, install, interface and configure the G3X Touch screen system that
includes a single display, air data, attitude and heading reference system, magnetometer,
outside air temperature probe, engine indication system interface and autopilot integration.

Basic Wiring and Avionics Installation: Dec. 7-9
This course is designed for currently employed repair station personnel, A&P
mechanics, and others interested in improving or acquiring the skills necessary to
perform avionics installations in general aviation aircraft. This three-day seminar
employs in-depth theory and hands-on lab exercises to immerse the attendee in the
best practices used to plan, manage and install a general aviation avionics panel. It is
FAA-accepted for 26 hours toward IA renewal training.

ADS-B Broadcast Surveillance - From Capstone to the 2020 Mandate: Dec. 10
This course is designed for currently employed repair station personnel. It will
describe and define ADS-B systems and the FAA's guidance and specifications on
both ground stations and airborne equipment. It is designed to provide the student
with history, theory of operation, basic implementation, configuration, certification
and compliance testing of surveillance systems. q

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