Engine
Trend Monitoring Systems
ETMS
provides a comprehensive, automatic digital Engine Trend Monitoring
System (patent pending) for piston engine aircraft:
- Analyzes engine trends every flight, to help predict
and
manage engine maintenance
- Automatically
sends email summaries to you or your maintenance provider
- Early
warnings of engine problems, and faster diagnostics
- Integrates
with GA-FDM
to provide a complete engine and flight analysis
and playback solution, with comprehensive monthly operational
reports
- Approved under FAA STC for Cirrus and AS350; Cessna in-process. Non-US approvals for PAC-750, BH212
- Subject
to approval for your operation, may increase
Time Between Overhaul (TBO) - Helps
minimize costs by detecting serious conditions
before
they occur
ETMS is an on-board
maintenance expert for GA aircraft (see
specs). The system :
- Provides
an FAA-approved Engine Trend Monitoring system
per Part
135.421 - Meets Part 135 requirements for Air Taxi operators
- Collects and analyzes performance and
flight data
- Meets the environmental requirements
of DO-160F
- Sends e-reminders for adding oil,
scheduling maintenance, exceedances, trend warnings, fuel usage, and
more
- Provides predictive warnings when trend
analysis shows a pending out-of-tolerance condition
- Performs
real-time trend analysis and exceedance monitoring during every flight
- Part
of an effective AC 120-92 Safety Management System (SMS)
The
system provides Ethernet access to engine and flight data, automatically. Alakai's optional Wireless unit (also STC'd) is available for automatic
'hands-free'
internet access to your aircraft, and enables uploads to GA-FDM analysis tools and services.
On
the ground, ETMS contains a built-in web and mail server, so your
aircraft can
email you summaries, and upload analysis data to the GA-FDM site.
Or, use a laptop or PC to browse through recent flights and
examine engine data using the built-in web-server. Data can be:
- emailed right to your PDA or iPhone
- Graphed
and viewed using any standard web browser
- Downloaded
in text format for incorporation into your own documents, spreadsheets
or logs
- Retrieved using a USB Flash memory device
(aka thumb drive)
- Graphs can be printed, for
inclusion in maintenance or pilot logs
- Also
generates flight
visualization track files for playback of every flight using
GoogleEarth Pro