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ETA Avionics Technician (AVN) assesses aircraft electronics, cabling, communications, safety, test equipment, satellite communications, and troubleshooting; ETA lists 75 questions, a 75% passing score, and a 2-hour time limit.
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ETA Avionics Technician (AVN) assesses aircraft electronics, cabling, communications, safety, test equipment, satellite communications, and troubleshooting; ETA lists 75 questions, a 75% passing score, and a 2-hour time limit.
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ETA Avionics Technician (AVN) is an ETA International avionics specialty for technicians who install, maintain, and adjust electronics equipment, cabling, and accessories used in aviation communications and control equipment. ETA highly recommends an FCC General Radiotelephone Operator License for avionics technicians. The official competency list expects knowledge of wired and wireless communications concepts as they apply to aeronautics, plus practical avionics systems and aircraft electronics work.
ETA Press lists AVN as a Journeyman or Stand-Alone certification with maintenance required, a 4-year term, no hands-on requirement, 75 questions, 75% passing score, and 2 hours allowed to test. Preparation should cover avionics systems, aircraft cabling, computers and digital concepts, amplifiers, interfacing, antennas and transmission lines, electronic and electrical components, mathematics, network infrastructures and topologies, people relations, optical wiring, safety, test equipment and tools, satellite communications, troubleshooting, repair logs, block diagrams, schematics, RF measurements, ARINC-429, MIL-STD-1553B, and aircraft-specific wiring practices.
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