Presentation 

It consists of a receiver with shoulder strap and YAGI type directionnal antennas.

Those antennas exhibit a high sensitivity in one direction (comparable to TV antennas).

When rotaded by hand, it is possible to find the direction of maximum signal.

A enhanced 30 segments "bar graph" display on the receiver is used to monitor maxima and minima of emergency signals.

Maximum is to the right while minimum is to the left. The position of the cursor on the bar vary according to the strength of the ELT signal.

The battery capacity is such that the receiver can be operated for more than 4 hours (5 to 7 hours typical).

The equipment is drift and dust proof. Thanks to the bright display, it can be used during daylight or also at night.

It can also be used for ELT location practice, using the 2 test frequencies, (distinct from the distress frequencies) which can be selected on the front panel.

frequencies according to the type of aircraft to be searched.

• - 121,5 MHz : Distress frequency VHF / Civil Aviation

• - 243 MHz : Distress frequency UHF / Military Aviation

• - 121,375 MHz : Training frequency VHF

• - 241,1 MHz : Training frequency UHF

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  Technical data

Weight :

• Receiver : +/-1.8 kg (4Lbs)

• UHF antenna : +/-1 kg (2Lbs)

• VHFantenna : +/-1 kg (2Lbs)

Equipment size :

• length : 310 mm (12 1/4")

• width : 80 mm (3 1/4")

• depth : 120 mm (4 3/4")

• 14VDC - 800mA

• 110V/ 220Volts AC input

• or 24VDC Battery (18-30V)

• 160 X 90 X 60 mm (6 1/4 X 3 1/2 X 2 1/4")

• 810 grammes - 1.8 LBs

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