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NPFC - MIL-I-8693

INDICATOR COUPLER CU-395/ARN-21A

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Organization: NPFC
Publication Date: 15 April 1955
Status: active
Page Count: 20
scope:

- The equipment covered by this specification shall bee designed to couple outputs of Receiver-Transmitter RT-220/ARN-21 to flight instruments for presentation of bearing and distance of an aircraft to a navigation beacon.

- The equipment covered by this specification shall be of one type and shall consist of the following:

Max. Allow. Size Type (Inches) Max. Allow. Applicable Units Designation L W H/D Weight Lbs. Paragraphs Indicator Coupler CU-395/ARN-21A 8-⅝ 7-⅜ 4-5/16 10.4 3.3.1 Mounting Mounting Base MT-1530/ARN-21A 7-5/16 8-⅞ 1-⅝ 0.6 3.3.2

- The equipment shall operate with the following auxiliary equipments; however, these equipments are not to be supplied as part of this equipment:

(1) Receiver-Transmitter RT-220/ARN-21 (2) Course Indicator ID-249A/ARN, ID-351A/ARN, ID-357/ARN, or ID-387/ARN (3) Course Indicator ID-250/ARN (4) Distance Indicator ID-388/APN (5) Navigational Computer CP-( )/ARN-21

intended Use:

- The equipment shall be designed for use in Military aircraft to carry out specific military missions.

Document History

April 5, 2019
Indicator Coupler CU-395/ARN-21A
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August 30, 1999
INDICATOR COUPLER CU-395/ARN-21A
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MIL-I-8693
April 15, 1955
INDICATOR COUPLER CU-395/ARN-21A
- The equipment covered by this specification shall bee designed to couple outputs of Receiver-Transmitter RT-220/ARN-21 to flight instruments for presentation of bearing and distance of an aircraft...

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