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The
First and Finest Electric Control Loading Systems Since 1990 |
Control Loading Frames &
Cockpit Assemblies |
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In order to continue to
provide our customers with the most complete services possible, Simulation and Control Technologies, Inc.
has developed strategic relationships with many vendors in the simulation
industry. These relationships allow us to provide our customers with
additional services such as re-configurable flight controls, generic flight
controls, base frame assemblies and even complete flight training devices. |
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A Typical Base Frame |
Flight Controls |
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Assemblies start with a
welded steel frame, which provides the structural and mechanical integrity to
accommodate our electrical control loading actuators, flight control
assemblies, mechanical linkage assemblies, and a base for pilot seating.
These frames can also provide attaching points for motion bases, visual
systems, and cockpit enclosures. The steel frame is
constructed of a combination of welded square tubing, plate, and angle.
Several designs currently exist which incorporate the ELECTRO-LOAD electric
control loading units in either a fixed wing (3-axis: pitch, roll, and yaw)
or rotary wing (4-axis pitch, roll, anti-torque, and collective)
configuration. Variations of these designs have also been developed for
either stick or column and wheel configurations, single seat or two seat
cockpits, either enclosed or open environment devices and motion and visual
mounting structures. |
The flight control
installation for these training devices could include refurbished aircraft
flight control components. The use of this type of equipment provides the end
user with the most realistic simulation possible for their particular
aircraft as well as the confidence that the components will have the
structural integrity to withstand the forces generated by the control loading
system for many years of training. The frames are typically
enclosed in sheet metal, which is attached to the unit via quick release
quarter turn fasteners for easy access and maintenance. These panels can be
painted to any customer specification. The decking, which supports the
students, instructors, seating, instrument panels, and aisle stands is
constructed of a much heavier gauge aluminum. These panels can be painted or
covered with a vinyl and/or carpeting material to meet any customer
specifications. |
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