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Computer Instruments CORP.

Named as the FAA publishes it on its approvals.

Approved to make 2 classes of equipment. Holds 7 approvals to make replacement parts. FAA spelling: Computer Instruments Corp..

Replacement parts approved 7 parts manufacturer approvals, 7 current

A parts manufacturer approval lets a company make a replacement part for someone else's aircraft or engine and sell it as an approved part. This company's approvals are mostly for instruments and avionics (7).

1995-02-08Air data computer 02702 MOD-1 · Embraer EMB-120
1995-02-08Air data computer 02702 MOD-4 · Embraer EMB-120
1994-04-12Air Data Module 04077 · Raytheon) (1900C, 1900D, C90
1994-03-29Air data computer 02702 MOD-2 · Embraer EMB-120
1993-08-18Air Data Module 02942 · 727-100, -200, DC-9-31
1992-10-06Airspeed Transmitter 02940 · 727-100 with Pratt & Whitney JT8D-17A center...
1992-05-13Airspeed Pressure Transmitter 04062 · Raytheon) (200 (TC A24CE)

Equipment approvals technical standard order authorisations

2004-12-28TSO-C106 · AIR DATA COMPUTER · ASTM, Air Data Computer, * · instruments and avionics
2004-11-01TSO-C47 · PRESSURE INSTRUMENTS - FUEL, OIL, AND HYDRAULIC · Pressure Transducer Instruments, Pressure Transducer Instruments · heating, ice protection and utility systems

Source: FAA Dynamic Regulatory System (type certificate data sheets, supplemental type certificates, parts manufacturer approvals, technical standard order authorisations). An organisation's name is as the FAA spelled it on each record; related spellings are separate pages.