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    AFRL and Compass Technology Group collaborate on specialty material techniques [Image 2 of 2]

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    A person wearing a red shirt is using a handheld electric tool, likely a heat gun or iron, on a flat surface covered with what appears to be a gray/olive-colored material. There are two hexagonal or angular panels visible — one gray-green and one copper/brown-toned — laid on a dark work table. This appears to be a laminate application, vinyl wrapping, or surface bonding process.

    WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO, UNITED STATES

    06.13.2020

    Photo by Donna M Lindner 

    Air Force Research Laboratory

    Traveling Wave Backscatter Probe identifies gaps in the advanced aircraft coatings notifying the maintainer of aircraft health concerns.

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    Date Taken: 06.13.2020
    Date Posted: 07.16.2020 10:42
    Photo ID: 6276906
    VIRIN: 200613-F-EK602-002
    Resolution: 1226x756
    Size: 96.78 KB
    Location: WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO, US
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    The image shows a metallic elongated device, appearing to be an antenna or RF component manufactured by Compass Technology, clamped or mounted between two pieces of white fabric or material. The device has a silver/aluminum finish with pointed ends and visible mounting hardware. Text on the device indicates it is a product from 'Compass Technology' with partial model/dimension markings visible.
    A person wearing a red shirt is using a handheld electric tool, likely a heat gun or iron, on a flat surface covered with what appears to be a gray/olive-colored material. There are two hexagonal or angular panels visible — one gray-green and one copper/brown-toned — laid on a dark work table. This appears to be a laminate application, vinyl wrapping, or surface bonding process.

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