Nu-Tek Aircraft Instruments

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Owner Stephen H. Cannaby was born in Cambridge, England as a US Air Force dependant of a 24 year career Air Force serviceman that had taken his family to live in eight different states and two countries. Cannaby contributes his passion and enthusiasm of aviation started at the age of twelve while stationed at Ellsworth AFB, SD when he road along with the maintenance crew for the ultimate taxi ride in the cockpit of a B-52. He spent a couple years in the US Army after high school then attended the Wichita Aviation Center studying aircraft instruments. After working in the fast growing aviation instrument repair industry for nearly ten years, Cannaby decided it was time to establish a repair shop that could specialize solely in gyroscopes. In 1987, Cannaby started a little aviation gyro repair shop called Nu-Tek Aircraft Instrument Repair at The Augusta Municipal Airport. By 1989, Nu-Tek Aircraft Instrument Repair became Nu-Tek Aircraft Instruments, Incorporated and it was starting to out grow its facilities. Then in 1992, Nu-Tek Aircraft Instruments, Incorporated moved from The Augusta Municipal Airport to the town of Augusta. Then, Nu-Tek Aircraft Instruments, Incorporated moved again after the Flood of 1998 forced them out of that building. Now they are located in rural Augusta, where they had a new building constructed after the flood. Nu-Tek’s President Steve Cannaby along with fellow techs has interests and passions in aviation that goes way be on the instrument gyro lab. It started when we restored a Boeing 707 flight simulator and then converted it into a replica of an Air Force One for the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. While the AF-1 project took over 8 years to complete it has inspired other interactive cockpit projects at our Nu-Tek facility such as an USAF F-4D and US Navy F-4J flight simulators. And most recently we’ve been busy working on an F-22 Raptor to join the collection. A Little More About Nu-Tek... Nu-Tek Aircraft Instruments, Incorporated specializes in gyro repair. Since 1987 Nu-Tek Aircraft Instruments has been the absolute best certified aircraft gyro repair and overhaul station. Nu-Tek Aircraft Instruments, Incorporated is located just 10 mile east of "The Air Capital" Wichita, Kansas in Augusta. They been located at there current location since The Fall 1999. If you need your directional gyro, attitude gyro, turn coordinator, or turn and bank repaired you can feel confortable know your sending it to the best!Typical Gyros Repair & Overhauls... Directional Gyro, Attitude Gyro, Standard Horizon, Turn Coorindator, Turn & Bank, and Turn & Slip Common Brands... Edo-Aire, Sigma-Tek, Aeritalia, RC Allen, Electric Gyro Corporation (E.G.C.), Aviation Instrument Manufactor (AIM), General Design, and King

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