EasyManua.ls Logo

Narco Avionics MK12D TSO - Introduction and Description; MK12 D TSO Product Description; MK12 D TSO Features Overview; Installation Procedures

Narco Avionics MK12D TSO
19 pages
Print Icon
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
Loading...
OCTOBER 1996
REV. D
3
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 DESCRIPTION
The MK-12D TSO ( replacement radio ) referred to here on as MK-12DR, is a
modified version of the MK12D Cessna replacement radio. The MK-12DR is a direct
replacement for the NARCO MK12, MK12A, and MK12B NAV/COMS.
1.2 FEATURES
GENERAL
Active channel keep alive ( when connected ).
Bright sunlight readable display.
Flip-Flop frequency entry.
Direct slide in replacement for the MK12, MK12A, MK12B.
14v or 28v units available.
COM
760channel TSO'd VHF transceiver.
7 watts nominal transmit power ( 10W typical ).
0.003% frequency stability.
Automatic squelch with manual override.
50mw phones output.
10 watt audio amplifier.
NAV
200 channel TSO'd NAV receiver.
Glideslope channeling ( 2 of 5 or Narco 11 wire ).
DME channeling
2.0 INSTALLATION
2.1 INTRODUCTION
The MK-12DR is a direct replacement for the MK12, MK12A, MK12B NAV/COM
units. It's specifications meet or exceed those of the unit it is replacing.
2.2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION AND PERFORMANCE ADJUSTMENTS
The MK-12DR is a specially modified MK-12D Cessna unit. The mechanical
modifications effect the physical size, latching method, and interconnections. The
electrical modifications concern the NAV receiver ( level and phase ), deleting the
vor and Localizer converters, and adding selectable Glideslope channeling ( 2 of 5 or
Narco 11 wire ). All pertinent adjustment information can be found in the MK-12D
TSO maintenance manual ( P/N 03118-620, December 1988 or later )
2.2.1 SPECIFICATION DIFFERENCES
WEIGHT: 5.8 lbs.
14V- Receive current: 1.0 amps Transmit current: 4.3 amps
28V- Receive current: 0.5 amps Transmit current: 2.5 amps
NAV receiver output level ( VOR): 3.0V rms