Part #: 4020577-3

Model: C-14D

Honeywell - Directional Gyro
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C-14D
FEATURES
  • Self-contained directional gyro and amplifier assembly that provides gyro-stabilized heading reference for compass system
  • Also contains DC static inverter mounted in base assembly to provide AC inputs to the gyro synchronizer and other external system components
  • Gyro, amplifier, and synchronizer assembly all contained in cylindrical housing
  • Contains two heading transmmitters to provide 3-wire (ARINC) heading information to two separate units
  • Electrically driven gyro
  • Version available with flux valve control transformer incorporated to route output from flux valve (see table below)
  • Similar to C-14A gyro but contains DC static inverter in base of unit
  • Meets qualifications of TSO-C6c
SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions: 7.22"H x 6.25"W x 9.03"L Weight: 6.7 lbs.
Power Requirements: 28V, 125W starting, 100W running Gimbal Vertical Axis Freedom: 360 deg.
Gimbal Horizontal Axis Freedom: +-85 deg. Slaved Accuracy: +-2 deg.
Gyro Free Drift: +-24 deg/hr Slaving Rate: 2.5-5.0 deg/min
Slew Rate: 30 deg/min Output Power: 50VA Total
Part NumberDirectional Gyro Description:
4020577-3 Two heading transmitters, flux valve control transformer
4020577-6 Two heading transmitters



PLEASE NOTE: THE ABOVE LISTED PART NUMBERS REFLECT THE DIFFERENT UNITS ORIGINALLY AVAILABLE BY THE MANUFACTURER AND DO NOT NECESSARILY INDICATE OR REFLECT THE CURRENT AVAILBILITY OF THESE DIFFERENT UNITS BY SOUTHEAST AEROSPACE OR THE AFTERMARKET

4020577-3
- Directional Gyro

NSN: 6610-01-320-4343

Price Condition Status
$2,100.00 OH OUTRIGHT IN WORK
$1,600.00 OH EXCHANGE IN WORK

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