SKU	MALIN WIRE CHART	INCHES	MM
MS20995C15SS1LB	Malin Company® Stainless Steel Safety Lockwire 0.015 Diameter	0.015	0.381
MS20995C20SS1LB	Malin Company® Stainless Steel Safety Lockwire 0.020 Diameter	0.020	0.508
MS20995C21SS1LB	Malin Company® Stainless Steel Safety Lockwire 0.021 Diameter	0.021	0.533
MS20995C25SS1LB	Malin Company® Stainless Steel Safety Lockwire 0.025 Diameter	0.025	0.635
MS20995C28SS1LB	Malin Company® Stainless Steel Safety Lockwire 0.028 Diameter	0.028	0.711
MS20995C32SS1LB	Malin Company® Stainless Steel Safety Lockwire 0.032 Diameter	0.032	0.813
MS20995C40SS1LB	Malin Company® Stainless Steel Safety Lockwire 0.040 Diameter	0.040	1.016
MS20995C41SS1LB	Malin Company® Stainless Steel Safety Lockwire 0.041 Diameter	0.041	1.041
MS20995C51SS1LB	Malin Company® Stainless Steel Safety Lockwire 0.051 Diameter	0.051	1.295
MS20995C62SS1LB	Malin Company® Stainless Steel Safety Lockwire 0.062 Diameter	0.062	1.575

McFarlane

McFARLANE DAM - BULK LIQUID (MSDS) - Safety Data Sheet

Directions for use!

Shake well. Spray on windows and rub bugs, dirt, and smear with your hand or with a small towel saturated with D A M until contaminants are loose and melted. Keep the surface wet with D A M as you clean. Wipe the window clean but not necessarily completely dry with a soft cotton or micro-fiber towel. The remaining D A M will quickly haze off. Finish by polishing with a clean dry cotton towel. Do not use paper towels as they have wood fiber that can scratch.

Why not use paper towels on my aircraft windshield? They seem to work great!
Aircraft windshields and windows are made from a hard durable MIL standard acrylic plastic that has a long service life. However, they are still plastic and can be damaged if not cleaned properly. Aircraft windshields and windows are not only expensive but changing them takes a lot of expensive labor. Paper towels are made from a matrix of processed wood fibers that can be hard enough to scratch plastic. Paper towels will not damage the acrylic every time they are used, but consistently using them will eventually give you little fine scratch defects that refract light differently than an adjacent smooth surface. The small differences in light refraction will obstruct and distort your view.

Dust is made up of abrasive particles!

Dust is made up of many little abrasive particles so it is important to isolate the dust particles from the windshield as you wipe. The softer and more expanded the cloth material is, the greater the tendency for the cloth to absorb the dust particles isolating them from the cloth surface. In other words, the dust particles can go deeper into a soft fiber matrix as compared to a harsh hard fiber matrix of paper towels. Dust and dirt particles tend to collect on the hard paper towel surface giving it a sandpaper effect. Gently feel a paper towel surface. Gently feel a T-shirt or microfiber cloth. The surface hardness is very noticeable.

In summary, there are two differences between a paper towel and a soft fiber cloth. One difference is the hardness of the actual fiber and the second is the ability of the fiber matrix to absorb dust particles away from the fiber surface.

What is the best cloth to use on an aircraft window?
Two types of cloth work well to prevent scratching on plastics.

The first is the synthetic microfiber cloth. This soft supple fine matrix cloth will do an excellent job of protecting the acrylic surfaces. The downside of this cloth is that it is expensive and the wax and polymers used in plastic cleaners do not wash out well. The microfiber cloth will have to be thrown away when the wax and dirt buildup prevents a streak-free surface.

The other cloth that works well is soft cotton cloth, with the best construction being T-shirt material. The fluffed soft cotton fibers have layers that isolate dust and dirt well from the cloth surface and they can be used many times. The cost is low enough that you can just throw them away when they get contaminated.

Is D A M window cleaner toxic?
D A M window cleaner is a mixture of non-toxic wax, polymers, and a mild detergent with the slightest trace of alcohol. It is an irritant to the eyes if it has direct contact.

Why do the D A M window cleaner instructions say to use my hand to scrub the window?
Scrubbing the window with your hand is most effective as the cleaner is not being absorbed by a rag. This process gives the cleaner time to soak into the bugs and dirt while distributing the cleaner evenly. A very small rag wet with the cleaner or a VERY SOFT bristle brush also works well. Wash your hands after you are done.

Does D A M window cleaner have anything in it that will hurt my windows?
No, D A M does not have any ammonia or other strong chemicals that could attack or shorten the life of any plastic. D A M has a very small amount of alcohol (less than .3%) in a water-based solution. The quantity is so small that it does not affect plastic or other surfaces. D A M is safe on all surfaces.

How does D A M protect my windows from dust and dirt scratches while cleaning?
The polymers and carnauba wax in D A M window cleaner lubricate and encapsulate the abrasive dust and dirt particles so they slide on the plastic surface until they are absorbed deep into the wipe-off towel. The dust and dirt particles are still there, but they cannot get a damaging grip on the plastic surface. After the D A M cleaner is polished off it leaves a protective film that also helps prevent abrasion penetration of dust and dirt particles.

Never wipe a plastic surface when it is dry (or extensively while wet with just water) as some of the abrasive particles will be gouged into the surface, causing scratches.

Mobile One

HMP-12H - User Guide

HMP-12H - Specifications

HMP-12PB - User Guide

HMP-12PB - Specifications

HMP-12PB - Certified Approval

HSP-2 SERIES - User Guide

HSP-2 SERIES - Specifications

HSP-2 SERIES - Certified Approval

NEXUS Amphenol

TJ-102 AMPHENOL NEXUS TELEPHONE JACK - Tech Drawing

TP-120 AMPHENOL NEXUS TELEPHONE PLUG - Tech Drawing

TP-120 AMPHENOL NEXUS TELEPHONE PLUG 7 - Tech Drawing

Panaro Max - Hard Cases

MAX235H155 - Datasheet

MAX235H155 - 2D Tech Drawing

MAX235H155 - IP67 Report

MAX300S - Datasheet

MAX300S - 2D Tech Drawing

MAX300S - IP67 Report

PMAX400 - Datasheet

PMAX400 - 2D Tech Drawing

PMAX400 - IP67 Report

MAX505S - Datasheet

MAX505S - 2D Tech Drawing

MAX505S - IP67 Report

Patco - Leading Edge tape

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PIVOT

PIVOT - Product Brochure

PIVOT - Fit Guide (Summer 2024)

DATA SHEETS

PIVOT - Product Data Sheet Collection

PIVOT MINI - Product Data Sheet

PIVOT LEG STRAP - Product Data Sheet

PIVOT KNEEBOARD ADAPTER - Product Data Sheet

PIVOT FLYBOYS KNEEBOARD ADAPTER COMBO - Product Data Sheet

PIVOT SUCTION MOUNT - Product Data Sheet

USER GUIDES

PIVOT MN5 CASE - iPad Mini 4/5 - User Guide

PIVOT T21A CASE - iPad Mini 6 - User Guide

PIVOT OMNI 97X - iPad 9.7" - User Guide

PIVOT 10X CASE - iPad 10" - User Guide

PIVOT A22A CASE - iPad 10th Gen - User Guide

PIVOT A20A CASE - iPad 11" - User Guide

PIVOT A32A CASE - iPad Pro 11-inch (M4) - User Guide

PIVOT A24M CASE - Microsoft Surface Pro 8/9/10 - User Guide

EFB SAFETY

PIVOT PILOT EFB SAFETY BRIEF - Safety Information Sheet

PIVOT PILOT EFB HELICOPTER FLIGHT CREW - Product Brochure

OTHER

PIVOT SUCTION MOUNT - Installation & Removal

PIVOT KICKSTAND ADJUSTMENT REPLACEMENT - User Guide

PIVOT CLIP REPLACEMENT - User Guide

Pilot Communications

ACF-50 Information Brochure

ACF-50 - BULK LIQUID (MSDS) - Safety Data Sheet

RAM Mounts

CATALOG'S

RAM® Mounts 2024 - Aviation Catalog

RAM® Mounts 2024 - Apple Solutions Catalog

RAM® Mounts 2024 - Samsung Solutions Catalog

RAM® Mounts 2024 - On-Road Catalog

RAM® Mounts 2024 - Off-Road Solutions Catalog

RAM® Mounts 2024 - Powersports Catalog

RAM® Mounts 2024 - Transportation Catalog

RAM® Mounts 2024 - Wheelchair Accessibility Catalog

RAM® Wheelchair Compatibility Guide - Product Brochure

MANUAL'S & GUIDES

RAM® Quick-Grip™ Assembly Guide - RMR-INS-PDX

RAM® Quick-Grip™ Wireless Charger Instructions - RMR-INS-UN14W

RAM® X-Grip™ Assembly Guide - RMR-INS-B-UN7

RAM® X-Grip™ Large Assembly Guide - RMR-INS-UN9

RAM® X-Grip™ Tough-Charge™ Instructions - RMR-INS-UN12W

RAM® Tab-Tite™ Assembly Guide - RMR-INS-AC

RAM® Tough Wedge Assembly Guide - RPR-INS-407

RAM® Tough-Tray Assembly Guide - RMR-INS-2343

RAM® Upper Tele-Pole™ Tough-Tray - RMR-INS-VB-TP

RAM® No-Drill™ Adjustable Seat Base - RMR-INS-VB-196

Roaring Forties - Aviation Life Jackets

SMA 2000 SERIES - Owners Manual

SMA 2000 SERIES - Product Brochure

Samlex

SEC-1212 - Product Brochure

Switchcraft

250 1/4" HEADPHONE MONO PLUG - Tech Drawing

267 1/4" HEADPHONE STEREO PLUG - Tech Drawing

297 1/4" HEADPHONE STEREO PLUG GROUND CREW - Tech Drawing

298 1/4" HEADPHONE STEREO PLUG SCREW LOCK - Tech Drawing

S267 .206" MICROPHONE PLUG - Tech Drawing

12A .250" HEADPHONE MONO JACK SOCKET - Tech Drawing

12B .250" HEADPHONE STEREO JACK SOCKET - Tech Drawing

S12B .210" MICROPHONE JACK SOCKET - Tech Drawing

Sigtronics

SPORT 200 - Operations Manual

SPORT 200S - Operations Manual

SCI-4 - Operations Manual

SCI-6 - Operations Manual

SPA-400 TSO - Operations Manual

SPA-400N TSO - Operations Manual

SPA-4S - Operations Manual

SPA-600 TSO - Operations Manual

SPA-600N TSO - Operations Manual

SPCC-2 - Installation & Operations Manual

SPCC-3 - Installation & Operations Manual

Stealth Aviation

FAH SERIES - User Manual

Tempest

TEMPEST OIL FILTER - Application Guide

TEMPEST OIL FILTER - FAA Parts Manufacturer Approval - Champion Oil Filter Cross Reference List

TEMPEST OIL FILTER - Oil Filter Magnets - Tech Tip

TEMPEST OIL FILTER - ADB Valves - Tech Tip

TEMPEST OIL FILTERS - Remote Oil Filter - Service Bulletin

TEMPEST SIL-17-03 Continential® Motors Aircraft Engine – Oil Filter, Anti Stick Gasket - Service Information Letter

TEMPEST OIL FILTER SPIN EZ - Product Brochure

TEMPEST OIL FILTER ORIGINAL - Product Brochure

TEMPEST OIL FILTER ROTAX - Product Brochure

TEMPEST OIL FILTER TOOLS - Product Brochure

TEMPEST OIL FILTER DRAIN TOOL - Product Brochure

TEMPEST OIL FILTER EASY DRAIN - Product Brochure

AA48103-2 & AA48104 INTERCHANGEABILITY - Letter of Engineering Concurrence

AA48108-2 & AA48109 INTERCHANGEABILITY - Letter of Engineering Concurrence

AA48110-2 & AA48111 INTERCHANGEABILITY - Letter of Engineering Concurrence

SPECIFICATIONS

Filter Model	Overall Dimensions (Nominal)	Thread Size & Type	Installation Torque
AA48103-2	4 3/8 H x 3 ¾ Dia.	13/16-16 Female Thread	16-18 FT LBS
AA48104	6 3/16 H x 3 ¾ Dia.	13/16-16 Female Thread	16-18 FT LBS
AA48108-2	4 3/8 H x 3 ¾ Dia.	3/4 -16 Female Thread	16-18 FT LBS
AA48109	6 3/16 H x 3 ¾ Dia.	3/4 -16 Female Thread	16-18 FT LBS
AA48110-2	4 3/8 H x 3 ¾ Dia.	3/4 -16 Male Thread	16-18 FT LBS
AA48111	6 3/16 H x 3 ¾ Dia.	3/4 -16 Male Thread	16-18 FT LBS

FAQ

Q: What Tempest® oil filter should I use for my engine?
A: This all depends on the engine manufacturer. Please use the TEMPEST OIL FILTER - Application Guide to determine which Tempest oil filter best suits your engine.

Q: What is the torque spec for tightening your oil filters?
A: We recommend 16-18 ft-lbs. of torque or tighten by hand plus a quarter turn.

Q: How often should I replace my Tempest oil filter?
A: Always refer to the engine manufacturer’s recommendation. If no recommendation is made then we suggest you replace Tempest oil filters every 25 to 50 hours.

Q: Should I use a short or tall Tempest oil filter for my engine? Your application guide says I can use both.
A: Yes, both short and tall filters are approved for most engine applications. Determining which height filter to use depends on the space you have inside the engine cowling. At Tempest, we suggest going with the taller of the approved oil filters if you have the space. If you need to know the height of our oil filters please see the specifications above.

Note: Tempest’s replacement recommendation is the same for both short and tall filters.

Q: Does using your shorter oil filter design have a negative effect on filtering my engine’s oil?
A: The short answer is no. While we recommend using our taller oil filters when you have the space inside your cowling, using our shorter filters will still provide more than enough filtration coverage when replacing them at the recommended intervals of 25 to 50 hours.

Q: What is the difference between a non-dash, a dash one, and a dash two aviation oil filter?
A: Height. Over the years aviation oil filters have gotten shorter to help with installation in tight spaces. The dash two filter by Tempest is the shortest of the certified aviation oil filters on the market.

Q: What is the Spin EZ™ oil filter by Tempest?
A: Tempest created the Spin EZ oil filter to make installation and removal easier and more efficient. Our patented solid seal lubricant is applied to our oil filter gasket during manufacturing and requires no oil or DC4 compound before installation; making the removal process of a stuck filter a thing of the past.

Q: What micron rating is your oil filter?
A: Tempest oil filters use media with a 40-micron rating.

Q: Do Tempest oil filters use a magnet?
A: Yes, all Tempest aviation oil filters use a magnet. This gives us an extra layer of defense to help filter out smaller micron particles that may get past the filtration media.

Q: Is the AA48108-2 and the AA48109 interchangeable?
A: Yes, please see the attached Letter of Engineering Concurrence.

Q: Is the AA48110-2 and AA48111 interchangeable?
A: Yes, please see the attached Letter of Engineering Concurrence.

Q: Is the AA48103-2 and AA48104 interchangeable?
A: Yes, please see the attached Letter of Engineering Concurrence.

Vuplex

VUPLEX (MSDS) - Safety Data Sheet

X-NAUT

X-NAUT PILOT SERIES COOLING CASE - Instructions

X-NAUT MINI KNEEBOARD KIT - Installation Instructions

X-NAUT 9.7 / 10.5 / 10.2 / 11 KNEEBOARD KIT - Installation Instructions

iPad Generations Compatibility Chart

To find your Model name:

Open Setting on your iPad.
Go to General.
Choose the “about” option. It should be the first option you see.
Scroll until you see “Model Name” Look for the matching model below.
Still not seeing your model? Reach out to us!

Pilot Series Cooling Case Model Name	Model Names and Year
Mini 1-5 X-Naut Active Cooling Case iPad Mini 1-5	iPad Mini \| First \| 2012 iPad Mini 2 \| Second \| 2013 iPad Mini 3 \| Third \| 2014 iPad Mini 4 \| Fourth \| 2015 iPad Mini \| Fifth \| 2019
Mini 6 X-Naut Active Cooling Case iPad Mini 6	iPad Mini \| Sixth \| 2021
9.7” X-Naut Active Cooling Case iPad 9.7	iPad Air \| First \| 9.7" \| 2013 iPad Air 2 \| Second \| 9.7" \| 2014 iPad Pro 9.7" \| First / Only \| 2016 iPad \| Fifth \| 9.7" \| 2017 iPad \| Sixth \| 9.7" \| 2018
10.2/10.5” X-Naut Active Cooling Case iPad 10.2 / 10.5	iPad Air \| Third \| 10.5" \| 2019 iPad \| Seventh \| 10.2" \| 2019 iPad \| Eighth \| 10.2" \| 2020 iPad \| Ninth \| 10.2" \| 2021
11 Gen 2 / 3 / 4 X-Naut Active Cooling Case iPad Pro 11 Gen 2 / 3 / 4 / Air 4 / 5	iPad Air \| Fourth \| 10.9" \| 2020 iPad Air \| Fifth \| 10.9" \| 2022 iPad Pro 11" \| First \| 11" \| 2018 iPad Pro 11" \| Second \| 11" \| 2020 iPad Pro 11" \| Third \| 11" \| 2021 iPad \| Tenth \| 10.9" \| 2022 iPad Pro 11" \| Fourth \| 11\| 2022

Manuals & Documents

Bose Aviation

Lightspeed

David Clark

Garmin

Icom

Aeroshell

ACF50

ACR RESQLINK

Air Gizmos

AVMAP

Camguard

Champion Aerospace

Concorde

Foreflight - Sentry | Sentry Plus

H3R Aviation - Fire Extinguishers

Honeycomb

Malin Co. - Lockwire