NSN: |
6615-01-312-3040 |
OEM: |
BendixKing |
Desc: |
Vertical Gyro |
Weight: | 6.8 lbs. | Dimensions: | 5.40"H x 5.50"W x 7.92"D |
Power Requirements: | (starting) 88VA, 76.5mA at 115VAC | Power Requirements: | (low erection) 30VA, 26mA at 115VAC |
Power Requirements: | (high erection) 53VA, 46mA at 115VAC | Power Factor: | .95 (starting), .99 (running) |
Gimbal Freedom: | 360 deg (roll), +-81 deg (pitch) | Rotor Speed: | 22000 RPM nominal |
Autopilot Output: | 3-wire, 400 Hz synchro outputs in roll and pitch axis | Radar Stab Output: | 2-wire transformer type outputs for radar antenna orientation in roll and pitch; 2 outputs of .050 volt/degree |
Flight Director Output: | 2-wire transformer type outputs for autopilt roll and pitch attitude; 2 ouputs of .200 volt/degree | Output Voltage: | 26 +- 1.5VAC, 310mA max 5 +- 0.30VAC, 280mA max 26.4 +- 2.5VDC, 80mA max |
Erection Rates: | (normal) 2 deg/minute nominal (fast) 11 deg/minute minimum | Erection Accuracy: | +- .25 degrees of vertical within 3 minutes of power application. +-1 degree of vertical within 1 minute |
Output Accuracy: | +- .5 degrees | Temperature: | -67F to 158F |
Altitude: | 50000 feet | TSO: | C4c, C9c, C52a |
Environmental: | D2A/MNO/XXXXXXZBABB | Synchro Accuracy: | 20 minute max angular error |
Part Number | Vertical Gyro Description: |
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060-0026-00 | actual unit part number on dataplate |
060-00026-0000 | Honeywell Bendix/King catalog part number |
Serial # | 2932 |
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Condition | OH |
Mods | - |
Tag Date | 07/23/20 |
Shop | Pacific Southwest Instruments |
Serial # | 3976 |
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Condition | SVC |
Mods | - |
Tag Date | 06/01/20 |
Shop | Pacific Southwest Instruments |
NSN: 6615-01-312-3040
Price | Condition | Status |
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$2,850.00 | SV OUTRIGHT | 2 IN STOCK |
$2,350.00 | SV EXCHANGE | 2 IN STOCK |
RFQ | NEW OUTRIGHT | RFQ |
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