Miami Technical High School - Techalog Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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wixbrales ,prey-54 Y, . wstvh krulxcato Tov, 1 . Calibrating an altimetel ls Donald Grittin Highlights Time. steady hands. and patience are thc major requirements for success in Aircraft ln' strumcnt shop wurk, as will be readily set-n when une reads the course description calling fm' manipulatix'e training in disassembly, inspec- tion, rt-pair, assembly, and calibration nt' forty types ut instruments as serviced in the trade. 'lk-ch High schoul's aircraft instrument shop li a FAA-approved instrument repair station, and as such, trainees have opportunity to work on all kinds of instruments that are sent in from the airports for repair. Students have frequent field trips to airports in the area for both observation and practice. which adds to the interest of training. A project that has occupied the class this semester is the IlV9Fh2'lllllllg ut' all the instru- ments in aircraft owned by the school.

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