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1986
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Gamta changes venue LONDON The UK General Aviation and Manufacturers Association (Gamta) will hold its 1986 conference on November 26 at the Heathrow Park Hotel (formerly the Crest Hotel). The change from the estab lished location at London's Royal Garden Hotel is aimed at securing a larger conference and exhibition area, while containing the cost of partici pation. Overnight accommo dation costs will be halved, says Gamta chief executive Danny Forman. The event will be attended by CAA chairman Christopher Tugendhat, who will address the conference. Members will no doubt be keen to hear how the CAA will implement the recent instruction from John Moore, minister at the Department of Transport, to ensure that the CAA must "continually strive to ensure that regulation is no greater than necessary and to reduce its costs, [which should be kept] under constant review". Getting twin training taped DENHAM ~ Airtape Publications, based at Denham aerodrome, Buckinghamshire, UK, has recently produced cassette tape training courses on the Group "B" Multi-Engine Rating. The tapes cover the full ground school for the issue of this rating, and are probably the most compre hensive source of material presently available, claims the company. Airtape is also selling courses on the PPL, the IMC Rating, and Night Rating, and sells individual technical tapes on various aircraft types. Airtape is also shortly to announce its first video course. Details of these courses can be obtained on Denham (0895) 833171. PLIGHT INTERNATIONAL, 4 October 1986 Choose the modular, high performance package that's landed an all- important slot in the F-16s flown by the Israel Air Force. Elbit's ACE-3. A MIL-STD 1750A computer whose price, performance, and multi-role potential make it the obvious choice. • fully compatible with MIL-STD 1750A (notice 1) (MIL STD 1553 MUX BUS) • full hardware maintenance support and software tools provided • computation performance - 550 kops • 64K words of memory, updatable at line level (expandable to 128K) • built-in test and detection of 97% of all malfunctions • Input/Output signals: 28V; 5V; ±10VDC; synchro Engineered for excellence, enhanced by battle-bred expertise, the ACE-3 is high technology that's flying at a down-to-earth price that will surprise you. For more information, contact: Mrs. liana Gelfer, International Corporate Headquarters POB 5390, Haifa Israel, 31053. Phone: 9724-556677; Tlx. 46774 £lb!t BATTLE BRED ELBIT COMPUTERS LTD • P.O. Box 5390 • Haifa 31053 • Israel Tel: (04)556677•Telex: 46774
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