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Dayton-Granger has a FAA Approved Repair Station for antennas and other avionics equipment.

Dayton-Granger can overhaul, refurbish and approve repaired products to be put back in service. Repair estimates can be given approximately 7 days after receipt of the product at our facility.

Please contact Customer Service to verify if the product is repairable by our FAA Approved Repair Station.


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Dayton-Granger has opened its environmental testing facilities to outside companies.
The following test capabilities are now at your disposal.

Temperature Chamber
70 Cubic Foot Chamber
(-73°C to +177°C with Ramp Rate of 15°C/min)

Shock & Vibration Table
9000lb Force Sign
6000lb Force Random (RMS)
5-3000 Hz
30g Shock

Antenna Test Ranges
These ranges are used for testing;
Gain & Radiation Patterns of antennas.

Salt Spray Chamber

Humidity Chamber
64 Cubic Foot Chamber, 15% to 98% Relative Humidity
(Meets Air Flow specification of MIL-STD-810E)

Rain Test

Lightning Simulation Test Lab
2 high voltage Mark impulse generators (1.5Mv. Max.).
3 high current generators (200KA.).
Both are designed to replicate the wave forms specified in
MIL-STD 1757A, MIL-B-5087B, RCA/DO-160XC, and SAE-AE4L.

Altitude Chamber
60,000 ft.

Transparency & RCS:
Frequency Range:  .1 to 40 GHz to MIL-R-7705


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General
The DG Model 17650 Electrostatic Diagnostic Test Set is designed to simulate the charging phenomena aircraft encounter in flight during precipitation static conditions. Tests are conducted to pin-point the source of radio frequency interference (RFI) that results from corona and streamering currents on insulated materials, and sparking between unbonded metal structures. Since only corona noise is reduced by the use of static dischargers, P-Static noise control requires careful attention to the elimination of streamering and sparking noise as well.

Background
Dayton-Granger's activity since its inception in 1942 has been in the area of antennas/lightning/electrostatic control on aircraft. Extensive research and development, and years of flying experience have enhanced our ability to eliminate radio frequency interference associated with P-Static on fixed wing and rotor aircraft.
The HV Electrostatic Test Set has proven quite successful in isolating "hot-spots" on numerous aircraft, and eliminates many frustrating man hours of trial and error searching for the source of RFI. Although an aircraft may have all the recommended static dischargers, noisy reception may persist because of sparking between adjacent surfaces on the airframe. These trouble spots are difficult to find because they are usually hidden by paint or buried inside the airframe. The electrostatic diagnostic test locates these trouble spots.

Some typical areas which are prone to P-Static problems that can be pin-pointed by the diagnostic test are:
  Fiberglass Housing (with Nav Lights)
  Fin Caps
  Tail Cones
  Structural Plates
  Antenna Mounting
  Inspection Panels
  Bonding Straps to Rudder and Ailerons
  Corrosion

Advance Design Features
(Specialized probe attachments to identify and localize specific problem areas).
Collector Dish (P/N 17605)

Constructed of fiberglass with a resistive coating to concentrate high voltage fields near or at antennas, trailing edges, de-icing boots, dischargers, etc.
Corona Ball (P/N 16747)

Aluminum ball used to sweep all areas of the aircraft to determine the integrity of bonding.
Ion Streamer (P/N 17624)

Low noise static dischargers mounted on a conductive dish for charring windshields, radomes, and other non-metal surfaces, and isolated metal structures.
  Distributors

AAR Allen Aircraft Management
(AAR Distribution)
1100 N Wood Dale Rd.
Wood Dale IL 60191-1060
Tel: 630-227-2000
Fax: 630-227-5589
ebiz@aarcorp.com

AAR Allen Aircraft Management has over 20 branch offices in Europe and the United States.
 
AAXICO
Main Office
8881 NW 13th Terrace
Doral FL 33172-3011
Tel: 305-592-4633
Fax:305-592-6828
sales@aaxico.com

AAXICO has international offices in Miami, London, Singapore, Johannesburg, Beijing, Guangzhou, Sao Paulo, Toulouse and Hamburg.


ADAMS AVIATION
Hunter House
Biggin Hill Airport, Kent TN16 3BN
ENGLAND
Tel: 011 44-1959-576129
Fax: 011 44-1959-575693
mail@adamsaviation.com


API AEROSPACE PARTS INTL.
3778 Distriplex Drive N
Memphis, TN 38118-7299
Tel: 800-950-0111
Fax: 901-375-2626
sales@apiparts.com


AV-EX
8700 King George
Dallas, TX. 75235-2213
Tel: 214-267-0800
Fax: 214-267-0888
sales@av-ex.com


AVIALL
2750 Regent Blvd.
DFW Airport, TX 75261
Tel: 1-800-284-2551
avsales@aviall.com or
intlsales@aviall.com for International Sales.


AVIOSUPPORT
8525 120 Ave. NE
Kirkland, WA 98033-5823
Tel: 425-739-6800
Fax: 425-739-6777
sales@aviosupoort.com


Triumph Instruments & Avionics
Ft. Lauderdale Executive Airport
5352 N.W. 21st Terr.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL. 33309-2721
Tel: 954-772-4559
Fax: 954-493-8960
sales@jdctgi.com


WESTBURY ELECTRONICS

355 Scally Place
Westbury, NY. 11590-3230
Tel: 516-997-5110
Fax: 516-997-5176
Kiernan@alywes.com