
By Robert L. Nuckolls, III
6936 Bainbridge Road
Wichita, KS 67226-1008
Telephone: (316) 685-8617
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AeroElectric Connection
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Table of Contents for the 11th Edition
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Reader Feedback: I do electrical designs for a living and I learned a LOT from this book. If you are planning to wire your own airplane then you MUST buy this book. At $33.50 it is a wash compared to all the grief that you will save. Besides, Bob spends a bunch of time on the AeroElectric list answering our questions and asks nothing in return. Go buy the book.
P.B. I'm in the process of building a Lancair ES and I'm about 90% done. Over the course of building I have had the experience to read a great deal of information (books, manuals, magazines etc.) on how to get the job done. I wanted to let you know that your AeroElectric Connection was an excellent document and was without question some of the best money I have spent on any of the airplane requirements. I hope that you will continue with your excellent work.
B.L. Received electronic version from Builders Books. I am pleased beyond expectation! I really like the full spectrum treatment. The historical perspectives are excellent. Very nice reading as well as technical reference. J.M. I've joined your list and I managed to pick up an originally packed Turbo CAD version 12 here in Germany for a rather reasonable price from Amazon. Ebay offerings in the states didn't offer an option for overseas shipping. I can't wait to get your CD and get stuck in to the electrics of my project. I've just been burning the midnight oil reading the FAQ's I downloaded from your website. Even though I fly the electronically highly complex Airbus A319/320/321 for a living, I find that there is an enormous amount to be learned from your website. I salute you and thank you once again for the great service you are providing to the homebuilding community. You have certainly deserved your guru status when it comes to taming electrons and putting them to useful work in our homebuilt aircraft. Keep up the good work!
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P/N AECR11 11th Revision to the AeroElectric Connection
(Shipped as plastic-bagged, loose-leaf pages to reduce bulk and postage - you supply the 3-ring binder)
The CD also contains a 24 module basic electronics training course published by the US Navy. There's an excellent DC electronics tutorial found on the 'net. Use Windows Explorer to browse other directories on the CD where you will find LOTS of additional information in the form of text files, Adobe .pdf files, AutoCAD .dwg drawing files, etc. Be aware that the CD_ROM represents a snapshot in time. The CD_ROM website cannot track subsequent updates to the server website . . . so come back often to see what's new . . . CD_Rom Updating Service If you have an older CD_ROM of any version, you may return it to us with $5 (cash only please) and we'll mail you the latest version. Be sure your return address is included on a piece of paper INSIDE along with the old CD_ROM.
Nothing on this CD_Rom is proprietary to me. Everything on it is/was available on the Internet. The $10 fee is to offset costs of compiling and distributing the content. Feel free . . . No, feel OBLIGATED to duplicate and share this data with anyone who has an interest and a need for what's on the CD. |
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