Video Borescope Demos at the 2014 TETS Symposium
Posted: 2014-8-28
By:
Meaghan Jameson
Source:
RF System Lab
A sold out exhibit hall, an audience of approximately 1000
engineers, managers,
scientists, and operational personnel from the turbine
engine community, and three
days of technical presentations is what attendees can expect
from the 2014 Turbine
Engine Technology Symposium (TETS). The symposium is coming
up September 8-11,
2014 at the Dayton Convention Center in Dayton, Ohio. RF
System Lab is excited to
be exhibiting at TETS for the first time and is looking
forward to connecting with
engine and aircraft manufacturers, military professionals,
and industry leaders.
The event website provides an insight into what to expect
from this year’s TETS
Symposium. Some highlights include Maj Gen Thomas Masiello,
AFRL Commander and
Gen Janet Wolfenbarger, AFMC Commander. In addition, the
TETS agenda promises
segments with titles such as "Importance of Innovation in
Adapting to Evolving
Weapon System Needs," "Lockheed Martin Perspective," and
"The Golden Age of
Propulsion."
RF System Lab’s Edward Thomas is one of the exhibitors who
will be onsite in this
year’s sold-out exhibit hall. He will be presenting the VJ-
Advance (VJ-ADV) video
borescope at booth #310. Make sure to stop by and try out
the VJ-ADV’s joystick
controlled 4-way articulation and say hello to Edward
Thomas, who is looking
forward to showing TETS attendees the best practices for
remote visual inspection
of turbine engines.
Demo the VJ-Advance at booth #310 in the Dayton Convention
Center starting at
8:30am on Monday, September 8th, 2014. For more
information, call us toll free at
(888) 747-6526.
RF System Lab, developer of the VJ-Advance video borescope,
is a worldwide leader
in remote visual inspection and video borescope technology.
The VJ-Advance is a
perfect fit for a wide range of applications and
inspections. RF System Lab is so
confident in the VJ-Advance that they offer a no-cost, no-
obligation demo program.
Sign up for your free demo unit today.
engineers, managers,
scientists, and operational personnel from the turbine
engine community, and three
days of technical presentations is what attendees can expect
from the 2014 Turbine
Engine Technology Symposium (TETS). The symposium is coming
up September 8-11,
2014 at the Dayton Convention Center in Dayton, Ohio. RF
System Lab is excited to
be exhibiting at TETS for the first time and is looking
forward to connecting with
engine and aircraft manufacturers, military professionals,
and industry leaders.
The event website provides an insight into what to expect
from this year’s TETS
Symposium. Some highlights include Maj Gen Thomas Masiello,
AFRL Commander and
Gen Janet Wolfenbarger, AFMC Commander. In addition, the
TETS agenda promises
segments with titles such as "Importance of Innovation in
Adapting to Evolving
Weapon System Needs," "Lockheed Martin Perspective," and
"The Golden Age of
Propulsion."
RF System Lab’s Edward Thomas is one of the exhibitors who
will be onsite in this
year’s sold-out exhibit hall. He will be presenting the VJ-
Advance (VJ-ADV) video
borescope at booth #310. Make sure to stop by and try out
the VJ-ADV’s joystick
controlled 4-way articulation and say hello to Edward
Thomas, who is looking
forward to showing TETS attendees the best practices for
remote visual inspection
of turbine engines.
Demo the VJ-Advance at booth #310 in the Dayton Convention
Center starting at
8:30am on Monday, September 8th, 2014. For more
information, call us toll free at
(888) 747-6526.
RF System Lab, developer of the VJ-Advance video borescope,
is a worldwide leader
in remote visual inspection and video borescope technology.
The VJ-Advance is a
perfect fit for a wide range of applications and
inspections. RF System Lab is so
confident in the VJ-Advance that they offer a no-cost, no-
obligation demo program.
Sign up for your free demo unit today.
