Part #:
Model: KDM-706
NSN: |
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OEM: |
BendixKing |
Desc: |
DME Transceiver |
Select part number above to view pricing and availability.
| Price | Condition | Status | More Info | |
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| REQUEST | SV EXCHANGE | REQUEST LEAD TIME |
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KDM-706
- 252-channels
- 250 watts all solid-state DME
- Provides outputs for Serial BCD (nm, kts, TTS) & Serail data clock 50.5 kHz
- Can be used with KDI-572 or KDI-574 DME indicators
- Can be channeled automatically by Bendix/King digital or conventional mechanical NAV frequency selector systems
- Similar to KDM-706A in # of channels and power (see KDM-706A for complete difference)
- 11 to 33VDC operation
- Models available with -85 or -90dBm receiver acquisition sensitivity (see table below)
- TSO'd
SPECIFICATIONS
| Size: | 2.50"W x 5.25"H x 11.80"L | Weight: | 4.5 lbs. |
| Transmitter Frequency Range: | 1025 to 1150 MHz | Receiver Frequency Range: | 962 to 1213 MHz |
| TSO Compliance: | C66a, Category A2E1/A/MNO/EXXXXSZAAAA DO 160 | Altitude | To 70,000 feet |
| Design: | All solid-state, electronically tuned by single-crystal, digital frequency synthesizer. Range, speed, and time-to-station measured digitally, using LSI circuits | Operating Temperature: | -55C to 70C |
| Data Outputs: | Serial BCD, Serial data clock | Channel Capability: | 252 UHF channels |
| Channel Selection Inputs: | Serial Data from KDI-572, 574, or KFS-564 / 2x5, shifted BCD or slip code for DME channel selection | Suppression: | Bilateral Pulse characteristics |
| Part Number: | Description: |
|---|---|
| 066-1066-00 | DME Transceiver, With -85dBm sensitivity |
| 066-1066-01 | DME Transceiver, With -90dBm sensitivity |
| 066-1066-02 | Standard DME unit with -85dBm sensitivity |
| 066-1066-41 | Standard DME unit with -90dBm sensitivity |
| NOTE: | Same base part number used for KDM-706/706A DME Transceivers |
NSN: 5895-01-276-4237
| Price | Condition | Status |
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| $2,250.00 | OH OUTRIGHT | 1 IN STOCK |
| $1,350.00 | OH EXCHANGE | 1 IN STOCK |
| Price | Condition | Status |
|---|---|---|
| REQUEST | SV EXCHANGE | REQUEST LEAD TIME |
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