Abstract: A transparent laminated structure having multiple peel-away laminated film layers for protecting windscreens, particularly windscreens of rotary aircraft, from environmental conditions. The laminated structure includes at least one laminated layer wherein each layer includes a film, a bonding layer on a first major side of the film for releaseably attaching the film to either the windscreen or to an adjacent laminated film layer, a conductive material on a second major side of the film for dissipating electrostatic charging in the laminated structure that may occur due to accumulated precipitation static during aircraft fight, and a hard coat layer for protecting the relatively softer film against abrasion. As the outermost film layer becomes degraded below acceptable levels, that film may be easily removed, exposing a subsequent unblemished film layer.

Abstract: A tire pressure alarm system primarily adapted for the monitoring of tire pressure in the pneumatic tires of coaxial dual wheels on a vehicle including a pneumatic cylinder mounted diametrically on the hub of the outboard wheel and having its end portions coupled by fluid hoses to the air valves of the respective inboard and outboard tires. The cylinder includes a reciprocal piston member normally biased to a axial central position defining air detector chambers at opposite ends of the cylinder for communication with the respective air valve stems. The piston member carries a pair of axially spaced switch elements movable with the piston member for actuating switch sensor elements spaced along the cylinder for generating alarm signals corresponding to predetermined tire pressures in the respective inboard and outboard tires. The pneumatic cylinders are substantially centrifugally balanced on the hub of the outboard wheel.