Bendix/king Kt76a Transponder on 2040-parts.com
US $495.00
Location:
Houston, Texas, United States
Condition:Used
Brand:Bendix King
Warranty:No
Manufacturer Part Number:066-01062-0000
Country//Region of Manufacture:United States
KT-76A, 14V
| FEATURES |
| - 4096 code, Mode A/C, Class 1A, panel-mounted ATC transponder
- Altitude reporting capability
- System test feature
- All encoder and decoder functions built into single, plug-in Large Scale Integration chip
- IDENT button may be remotely mounted
- 200 watts peak minimum transmitter power
- 14 volt, but can be 28V with optional conversion kit
- Operates up to 35,000 feet
- Models available with either white or blue/white lighting (see table below)
- TSO'd
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| SPECIFICATIONS |
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| | Size: | 6.25"W x 1.63"H x 10.0"L | Weight: | 3.1 lbs. | | Applicable Documents: | TSO C74b, RTCA DO-138, DAPBBBXXXXXX Class I | Temperature Range: | -15 to +55C for continuous operation | | Transmitter Frequency: | 1090 MHz +-3 MHz | Receiver Frequency: | 1030 MHz (crystal controlled local oscillator | | Receiver Sensitivity: | -74dBm (nominal); -72dBm (min. for 90% reply) | Mode A Capability: | 4096 identity codes plus Special Identification Pulse | | Mode C Capability: | Accepts standard ICAO Altitude Transmission Code digitizer output, reporting in 100 ft. increments from -1000 ft. up to 63,000 feet | Side Lobe Suppression: | 3 pulse |
KT-76A| Part Number | Transponder Description | | 066-1062-00 | Standard version with white lighting | Very
nice, unit. Removed from C182 for upgrade. Tray and connector kit
not included but are available. Tray/connector kit with contacts would be an additional $100. Please let me know if tray and connector are needed.
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