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Aveo Engineering begins shipment of AveoFlash next generation LED aircraft lights

09/01/2008

Press releaseIssued by Aveo Engineering Group.

After their highly successful demo debut at the Splash Light Aircraft Show in Birmingham, UK at the end of November, the AveoFlash™ LED aircraft lights have begun shipment from the factory to the Aveo worldwide distributors. The AveoFlash™ lights are patented designs, with unmatched technology and performance features that are finally available at affordable prices.

The AveoFlash™ series of lights incorporate the exclusive SmartStrobe™ synchronizer circuitry, which is integral to the lights, no external flash unit/strobe power unit is required. Another unique and exclusive feature is the Aveo PowerOptimizer™ technology designed into the circuit board, it means less power consumption from even brighter lights. Available and shipping now are 14 Volt version for ultralights, light sport and experimental aircraft and include Wing position/strobe, Tail position/strobe, Tail beacon, Anticollision and a special PPC clamp-on strobe.

Certified lights in 28-Volt will be released at the end of January 2008 for certified aircraft installations. Adapter installation plates are available for conversions from other light manufacturers' products.

For aircraft manufacturers there is a special OEM pricing and custom development program. Contact your local Aveo Representative.

Scheduled for release in March 2008 is the AveoBeam™ ultra high power LED Landing/Taxi/Recognition lights package.

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