SA 160
A I R C R A F T
A I R C R A F T
Symphony
A I R C R A F T
The standard equipment of the SA 160 includes a Bendix/King KX 125
VHF NAV/COM receiver-transmitter and an intercom system. The
NAV/COM receiver-transmitter is mounted in the center of the
instrument panel over the transponder. The intercom control panel
is installed over the NAV/COM radio.
The NAV/COM is for radio communication with ground control or
other aircraft. In addition, data of ground stations can be received
and indicated for navigation purposes.
The connection of the crew headsets to the NAV/COM radio is
provided and controlled by the intercom system.
It facilitates
external and internal communication of the crew members.
Fig. 7-XX shows the front view of the VHF NAV/COM receiver-
transmitter and the control panel of the intercom system. The power
supply of the NAV/COM radio is accomplished via a voltage
converter set at 14 Volts. The current is connected through the
“AVIONICS” switch.
The radio and the intercom system are
protected by the circuit breakers labeled NAV/COM and ICS.
The Transponder answers interrogating signals from ground stations
and enables the ground station to determine the location and altitude
of the aircraft.
A Bendix/King KT 76C is incorporated into the SA 160.
The set consists of the antenna, which is mounted at the bottom of the
fuselage, the encoder, located behind the instrument panel, and the
receiver-transmitter unit, which is mounted in the instrument panel
just below the NAV/COM radio.
The circuit breaker for the transponder is labeled “ATC”.
Fig. 7-XX shows the Transponder front view.
For operating instructions and further information about the VHF
NAV/COM radio and the transponder, please refer to the appropriate
Bendix/King publications.
(b) Transponder
SECTION 7
DESCR. & OPERATION
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