Exciter Box for Agusta 109E
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Exciter Box for Agusta 109E
I am looking for a spare exciter box for my 109E helicopter. It can either be new or overhauled. Does anyone have any suggestions on who I might be able to purchase one from and what the price may be? Much appreciated.
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Mr Smith
Firstly may I say you are a legend Sir! RESPECT!
I suggest you should peruse the Champion SB SBCH92106-74-001 which can be found at
http://scorecard.championaerospace.c...106-74-001.pdf
it is for PWC 200 SERIES and deals with reliability issues of p/n CH2015 exciter boxes and intoducing p/n CH92106.
Firstly may I say you are a legend Sir! RESPECT!
I suggest you should peruse the Champion SB SBCH92106-74-001 which can be found at
http://scorecard.championaerospace.c...106-74-001.pdf
it is for PWC 200 SERIES and deals with reliability issues of p/n CH2015 exciter boxes and intoducing p/n CH92106.
Er, your local maintenance organisation that maintains your helicopter or do you not trust them with your issue? They are going to have to fit it if your existing one is U/S or will you do it yourself illegally?
Try these people for a source -
Aviall Australia Pty. Ltd.
453 Airport Avenue
Bankstown Airport
Bankstown, New South Wales 2200, Australia
Phone: 61-2-9791-0511
Fax: 61-2-9791-0102
Manager: Glenn Trewin
I would come and fit it for you - let me see
Quotation,
According to Champion 1 hour to complete the SB - AUS 250.00
Paperwork/Certification 20 minutes - AUD 85.00
Travelling - Return business class seat from current location AUD 12,500.00
Rental car from KSA to your location and return AUD 250.00
Travelling time 3 days at AUD 850.00 /day AUD 2550.00
Time on site 1 day (MIN) AUD 1200.00
Total AUD 16,835.00
Customer supplies the parts!
When would you like me to start?
Try these people for a source -
Aviall Australia Pty. Ltd.
453 Airport Avenue
Bankstown Airport
Bankstown, New South Wales 2200, Australia
Phone: 61-2-9791-0511
Fax: 61-2-9791-0102
Manager: Glenn Trewin
I would come and fit it for you - let me see
Quotation,
According to Champion 1 hour to complete the SB - AUS 250.00
Paperwork/Certification 20 minutes - AUD 85.00
Travelling - Return business class seat from current location AUD 12,500.00
Rental car from KSA to your location and return AUD 250.00
Travelling time 3 days at AUD 850.00 /day AUD 2550.00
Time on site 1 day (MIN) AUD 1200.00
Total AUD 16,835.00
Customer supplies the parts!
When would you like me to start?
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RVDT I like to obtain as much info as I can from a number of different sources. It's worked well for me in the past - one of the reasons I can afford the Agusta.
Thanks for the info.
Interesting that there is no mention on the Champion website of Aviall.
Thanks for the info.
Interesting that there is no mention on the Champion website of Aviall.
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Dick,
Could you provide some more information on your reliability problem? How many exciters have you had to replace over how many flying hours/years?
RVDT,
Why is travel time less valuable than time on site?
Could you provide some more information on your reliability problem? How many exciters have you had to replace over how many flying hours/years?
RVDT,
Why is travel time less valuable than time on site?
Dick,
Top of the list here - Champion distributors - TURBINE Ignition (General)
Odysseuss,
Pretty much standard practice - why? Who knows! Bean counter maybe?
Top of the list here - Champion distributors - TURBINE Ignition (General)
Odysseuss,
Pretty much standard practice - why? Who knows! Bean counter maybe?
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I saw that list but all the no's were US so I naturally thought they were all US Distributors
Not many failures but I had heard there was a pattern and now it is all explained.
All the maintenance people I had spoken to in Australia had not heard of the SB.
So it pays to ask on Rotorheads!
Not many failures but I had heard there was a pattern and now it is all explained.
All the maintenance people I had spoken to in Australia had not heard of the SB.
So it pays to ask on Rotorheads!
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Hi dick
You should have stuck to the jr and I might have been able to help...
Did you get any flooding down on the farm? Hope none of your aircraft floated away.
You should have stuck to the jr and I might have been able to help...
Did you get any flooding down on the farm? Hope none of your aircraft floated away.
All the maintenance people I had spoken to in Australia had not heard of the SB.
Dick,
You can sign up with the PWC Customer Portal and get all the SB info you need.
Just be aware that unfortunately whoever runs the portal doesn't seem to be very familiar with the PWC products and takes great delight in removing you for "lack of recent activity". Also don't forget your password as it can be a process to reset it. They also love hounding you with "customer surveys" but eventually go away if you ignore them.
They are Pratt Canada engines after all and pretty reliable - about the only time you would log in is to check SB status on a yearly basis.
The system is a little frustrating at times and shall we say "Québécois".
You can sign up with the PWC Customer Portal and get all the SB info you need.
Just be aware that unfortunately whoever runs the portal doesn't seem to be very familiar with the PWC products and takes great delight in removing you for "lack of recent activity". Also don't forget your password as it can be a process to reset it. They also love hounding you with "customer surveys" but eventually go away if you ignore them.
They are Pratt Canada engines after all and pretty reliable - about the only time you would log in is to check SB status on a yearly basis.
The system is a little frustrating at times and shall we say "Québécois".
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Super,fortunately the flooding at Gundaroo did not reach the airstrip or the hangar.
Our bridge got taken away but soon re mounted with the aid of two excavators.
The railway line was covered but no problems for steam. - as no electronics.
By the way, I have just purchased a new Longranger from HP so my Jetranger will be for sale soon, about 1600 hrs.
Our bridge got taken away but soon re mounted with the aid of two excavators.
The railway line was covered but no problems for steam. - as no electronics.
By the way, I have just purchased a new Longranger from HP so my Jetranger will be for sale soon, about 1600 hrs.
