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  1. D&D Enterprises, LLC (07KQ5) recently acquired HC-130H C/N 4931, USCG Registration 1790.   If anyone knows of possible interested parties, send me an e-mail at [email protected].

    We can offer it as is or with a fresh PDM, OVH engines and props, etc. 

    Manufacturer: Lockheed Martin Aircraft Company
    Aircraft Model Mil:  HC-130H (Search and Rescue + Cargo)

    Aircraft Model Civ: 382C-22E
    Initial Delivery:  July 1893
    Aircraft Serial Number: Lockheed Construction Number 4931
    Aircraft Registration: TBD
    Airframe Total Time: Approx 35,000 hrs (estimated)
    Replacement Center Wing Box Total Time: 18,590   CWB EBH: 14,895  EBH REM: 30,105
    Replacement O
    uter Wing (Mfg 2009-2010 MEP) Total Time:  5921 Hrs. EBH: 11,404 EBH REM: 63,596
    Airframe Severity factor: TBD
    Operated by US Coast Guard (Reg. # 1790) as long range Search and Rescue platform.

    IMG_3680.jpg

  2. Alaikum as-salam, MD Abu Sufian,

    My employer is Defense and Development Enterprises, LLC ("D&D").  We are the OEM for the Fairchild ATM system, PN 104901 and 102981 used on C-130A-Early H.  We purchased the rights from Triumph Group in 2020. (see attached letter) 

    D&D  can support this system with spare ATM units or individual sub-components.   From your description of the problems and steps taken, I think there are multiple hidden defects and internal wear which can only be effectively identified during a teardown of the system in the shop.   

    We can offer an exchange ATM unit which comes with a 12 month warranty.  My e-mail is [email protected]

  3. This is a low-tech suggestion based on experience.  Check the walkway non-skid applied to the top of the fuselage and wings in particular.   If this is applied too thick, with an excessively rough texture, it will increase drag dramatically.  I had to have painters remove and re apply non-skid paint for this very same reason. 

  4. C-130 PDM inspections are governed by 1C-130A-6 Aircraft Scheduled Inspections and Maintenance Instructions, applicable to all C-130 aircraft.  However, this manual only provides general descriptions of inspection requirements.  It does not contain detailed procedures that can be followed.   Each organization's production control and engineering must create their own procedures based on these requirements, based on inspection and maintenance practices contained in other applicable maintenance manuals.

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  5. On 10/27/2020 at 3:32 PM, HerkRigger said:

    Hello all, I was an RCAF Herk rigger in the late 70’s. I am trying to find a diagram or clear photo showing the location of the early blue formation lights located on top of the wing. If I recall, there were 4, 2 on each side, aft of the box spar. Flush mounted, probably about 3” in diameter with a cobalt blue lens. I am a model builder and want to light up my Herk. I remember them from when I was doing DI’s and was up top checking for cracks or damage to the surfaces. So these were CC-130E and H. This was before the slime lights. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

    Best regards,

                          Jeff

    Hi Jeff, e-mail me at [email protected] and i'll set you up with info. 

  6. Gents, assuming you are referring to Propeller Intermediate Control Rod?  However, there are more than one called "intermediate".  Please provide the part number of the "intermediate" rod you are dealing with.   6794188 link Rod, intermediate or 6826842 Bellcrank, Intermediate. There are very clear instructions on how to inspect these in T.O. 2J-T56-56.

  7. Eliasafr, I was able to verify using LM Drawings.

    DWG. 388482, Note 9. 388482-1& -2 Similar to 380077-7 & -8.

    DWG. 380077, Note 9. 380077-1, -2 & -7&-8, Similar to 373014-1L & -1R.

    So this shows is a two-step link between your IPB PN 373014-X and the available PN 388482-X.

    You should be OK, but I recommend obtaining additional confirmation from your supplier. 

     

  8. On 10/6/2017 at 12:15 PM, MatteoFTBny said:

    hello dear all, i'm looking for 1 pc, p/n 370512-1R. this is a LEADING EDGE. aircraft is C130J, italian air force. anybody knows who is the mfr for this part? i do not want to through LM. it will be super expensive and too long lead time. thank you

    MAtteo, Did you find one yet?  I can quote you this PN in Overhauled condition with tags from an FAA Repair Station.  [email protected]

  9. Some additional details in parenthesis..

    Legacy C130E/H APU model is GTCP85-180L, PNo 381116-1- 3/5/6/7/8/9 (OEM Lockheed production configuration)

    C130 APU upgrade model no GTCP85-180LE, PNo 381116-3 (Kellstrom Defense SHORT-POD(r) GTC-APU UPGRADE)

    L382 model no GTCP85-185L, PNo 381252-1-2. (FAA TSO Civil certified APU)

    C-130J/L-100J use GTCP85-185-L(A), (FAA TSO Civil Certified, electronically controlled APU)

  10. Looks like a phishing expedition.  Reminding all users that C-130 tech pubs are "controlled" data. Not to be sent to anyone without proper authorization.   

    DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT - Distribution authorized to the Department of Defense and US DoD contractors
    only (Administrative or Operational Use) (1 February 2001). Questions concerning technical content
    should be directed to WR-ALC/LBR. Other requests for this document shall be referred to WR-ALC/LUTD,
    Robins AFB, GA 31098.
    WARNING - This document contains technical data whose export is restricted by the Arms Export
    Control Act (Title 22, U.S.C., Sec 2751 et seq.) or the Export Administration Act of 1979, as amended (Title
    50, U.S.C., App. 2401 et seq.). Violations of these export laws are subject to severe criminal penalties.
    HANDLING AND DESTRUCTION NOTICE - Comply with distribution statement and

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