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Description
The KDC 222 Air Data Computer incorporates fours sensors to provide air data and acceleration information to the KCP 220 Flight Computer. The altitude and airspeed sensors are used to tailor the flight control system to the aircraft’s response based on airspeed (scheduling).
Features
- Vertical acceleration sensor is used with Altitude Hold modes
- Lateral accelerator sensor provides information for yaw damper computations
- A monitor can be use to disconnect the autopilot if the vertical accretion exceeds a set limits
Additional information
| Weight | .1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 8 × 6 in |
| Brand |
Bendix/King |
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SHIPPING INFORMATION
We can ship by UPS, or USPS and DHL Express. We ship nationally, and internationally.
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SHIPPING COSTS
- International Shipping Quote has to be done manually due to dimensions, weight, end destination, and more. Please E-Mail us.
- Any manner or method is available, call if you need Priority 1-2 day or overnight shipping.
- We are shipping with UPS or USPS and DHL Express
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