Fri, Nov 18, 2016
PS Engineering's Generosity Has Made This Difficult Effort Possible... and We Thank Them!
When it comes to managing electronic communications, PS Engineering comes to mind as the leader in the field of aircraft intercom and audio panel manufacturing.
In 1985, Mark Scheuer, the company founder, a graduate of the College of Electrical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and a pilot, found himself wondering when the revolution would come to the field of audio control. At the time, aircraft intercoms and audio panels had seen virtually no improvement in over a decade. With new digital circuitry and technologies, he believed it was time for the revolution to begin.
Today, according to the Aircraft Electronics Association's Retrofit Survey, PS Engineering is the dominant supplier of audio control systems. Almost half of all audio control systems purchased today come from PS Engineering.
PS Engineering doesn't make GPS, transponders, or auto pilots. Audio control is their only mission and by fulfilling that mission they fulfill one of the most important tasks in the cockpit, which is communication.
Today, their support of the Bob Hoover Memorial allows us to communicate to the world what this man meant to aviation. We sincerely thank them for their participation.
Our Livestreaming programming starts November 18th at 1300 Pacific Time and should be complete about 1600 Pacific. You can access it at www.letbobfly.net/live
E-I-C Note: For those interested in joining with the Sporty's Foundation and helping us defray the heavy costs of this monumental undertaking, we invite you to click on this URL to offer a donation: http://kindredspirit.com/products/donate-to-hoover-memorial
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