Ice detection method and apparatus for an aircraft

Communications: electrical – Aircraft alarm or indicating systems – Icing indicator

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340580, 324 72, 324 725, 324 7611, 73304R, 244134R, G08B 2100

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056214006

ABSTRACT:
A method an apparatus for detecting icing on an aircraft particularly flight surfaces by using the electrical insulating properties of ice on a conductive wing surface utilizing a simple conductive current device engageable selectively on the suspect flight surfaces.

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