Transponder Kt 76a Bendix King on 2040-parts.com
Beaverton, Oregon, United States
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Used in great condition. Includes the mounting rack. We are happy to answer any questions you may have.
The KT 76A has established a worldwide reputation as the standard in Mode A/Mode C identification. Since its introduction, more than 165,000 KT 76 and KT 76A transponders have been installed worldwide.
The KT 76A is a Class 1A transponder providing maximum performance at
altitudes up to 35,000 feet. This compact unit was among the first of
our avionics to incorporate Large Scale Integrated (LSI) circuitry,
reducing both weight and power requirements. And today, its design
efficiency and rugged construction offer a near-ideal balance of
performance, reliability and value.
A Closer Look
All Mode A and Mode C transponders perform the same functions: replying
to radar interrogations, providing Air Traffic Control (ATC) with
positive identification, and showing your ground speed on the
controller’s radar monitor. With an encoding altimeter or blind encoder,
the transponder can also transmit altitude.
The KT 76A combines an extra-rigid, durable switchboard with easy
access to all components. Unlike other transponders the 76A can be
opened like a book to expose every part and printed circuit
board—significantly reducing maintenance costs and downtime. Inside the
KT 76A, “solder masked” printed circuit boards provide trouble-free
connections and ensure that all leads are fully insulated, protecting
against overheating of components during manufacturing.
While other transponder manufacturers solder their LSI chips in place,
the KT 76A’s encoder and decoder functions are programmed into a plug-in
LSI chip, making repair as simple as pulling out one chip and replacing
it with a new one.
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