The EMC-102 EDECU is configured as a common supervisory engine control for both T700-GE-701C/D and T700- GE-401C applications. Slated for use by the Army on current fielded models of Black Hawk helicopters, the control is configured with modern electronics, allowing for a more reliable alternative to the present Black Hawk control. The control unit is also compatible with the AH-64 Apache. The control is qualified to the latest Army requirements for superior operability in adverse environments.

Small wind power systems and component components Durability technologies: Composites - nacelle, blades, corrosion protection Stability technology: and wind speed control (electrical) + tail folding (mechanical) High-efficiency system: Direct-drive PMSG - slotless, blades, coefficient of power (Cp): 0.429 MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracker) : Maximum power following control Web monitoring: Real-time monitoring Easy to maintain and install Quality Assurance: More than 3 years System certification: New and renewable energy facility certification, new product (NEP), excellent product designation by the Public Procurement Service - Korea's first Element parts certification: generator, inverter-CE, blade static load test, demonstration test completed Annual average wind speed of 4.5m/s or more

Product Description and Features 1. Usable Time: Approximately 4 hours 2. Breathable Coolant: Semi-permanent (reusable) 3. Oxygen cylinders and valves: Inspected by the Korea Gas Safety Corporation (KGS) 4. Materials: Outer fabric and PET material are heat-resistant. 5. Drain Button: A device for removing moisture depending on the usage time. 6. Supply Button: A device that temporarily provides a large amount of oxygen. 7. Facepiece: Includes a manual defrost for long-term use. 8. Electronic Pressure Indicator with IT Technology: Life-Saving Alarm (PASS) function, ambient temperature display, container pressure display, automatic alarm for low pressure (approximately 50 bar), usable time display, battery status display, and NFC-based personnel monitoring system (free software provided). 9. Accessories: Bone conduction communication equipment can be applied.

The TDV is a night driving system that is equipped with an uncooled thermal imaging sensor. The TDV can be mounted onto various kinds of armored vehicles, IFVs and Battle tanks. The TDV’s Thermal Imaging Sensor makes it invaluable under all weather and battlefield conditions. - No ambient light required - Enables driving in complete darkness - Enables driving though smoke and dust - Can be installed to various vehicles - Uncooled 320x240 Array - Easy to use - Large Field of View - The width of the vehicle can be displayed on the - The on-screen display can be customized. - screen, to maximize comfort for the driver. - Image compensation increases the quality of the image for a clearer view

HyperStac RX Series is a Z axis interconnection solution designed for all types of micro-electronics applications requiring reliable and compact packaging solutions. The Hyperstac RX Series meets the needs of the Defence, Avionics and Space electronics applications.

Its unique tail-sitter design enables vertical takeoff and landing while maintaining fixed-wing efficiency during flight. The drone achieves high-speed performance and extended flight distances, making it ideal for wide-area monitoring. With its advanced endurance and adaptability, GOSHAWK delivers reliable intelligence in both tactical and strategic operations.

Features NO MELT, NO DRIP (50/50 Nylon Cotton) Ergonomic design for comfort fit Velcro® patch attachment on sleeves Long sleeves with reinforced elbows Reliable components (YKK military zipper, etc.) Composition Sleeves: Nylon 50%, Cotton 50% Body: Functionalized Polyester, Polyurethane Size 95 ~ 115 Colors MC (MultiCam) BMC (Black MultiCam) BK (Black) RG (Ranger Green) CYT (Coyote Brown)

Our commercial aerospace AGSE products are relied upon by aviation companies around the world to keep their aircraft serviced and flying. The test and servicing equipment we engineer and distribute are key to the success of commercial aviation.