Part #:

Model: DGS-65

OEM:

Collins Aerospace

Desc:

Directional Gyro

Part Number :


DGS-65
FEATURES
  • Directional Gyro used in Collins MCS-65 Magnetic Compass System
  • Used in conjunction with FDU-70 Flux Detector Unit, and either CCU-65 Control & Compensator Unit or RCP-65 Remote Compensation Unit
  • Contains air-erected directional gyro and compass electronics
  • Compass electronics combines the short-term directional information from the gyro with long-term heading information from the FDU-70 to obtain accurate heading information for use or display by electromechnical or electronic horizontal situation indicators (HSIs), radio magnetic indicators (RMIs), course indicators, and digital autopilots
  • 28VDC aircraft input power
  • Mounted on a surface perpendicular to aircraft yaw axis within 1 degree
  • Version available that provides slaving meter drive signal and sends DG mode annunciation data on serial bus (-002 see table below)
SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions: 6.00"W x 5.210"H x 9.50"L Weight: 5.6 lbs.
TSO: C6c Temperature: -55 to +70C (continuous)
Altitude: up to 55000 ft. Shock: 6g
Warmup Time: 2 minutes (approx) Accuracy: +-2 degrees of local magnetic heading
Part NumberDirectional Gyro Description:
622-6136-001 Original production version, no longer in production, superceded by -002
622-6136-002 With slave meter and DG annunciation data output as described above

 

622-6136-002
- Directional Gyro

NSN: 6615-01-311-6126

Price Condition Status
$3,450.00 OH OUTRIGHT IN WORK
622-6136-001
- Directional Gyro

NSN: 6615-01-308-3085

Price Condition Status
RFQ RFQ RFQ

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