RGS10-48 Glideslope Antenna | 329-335 MHz, 50 Ω 20TG2T14 takeoff and departure climbs

takeoff and departure climbs

and troubleshoot with accuracy

The MJ-101 microphone jack features nickel-plated

The OBS knob allows the pilot to select the desired radial from the VOR station

This networked passive GPS splitter (EDMO# NLDCBS1X4-) features one input and four outputs

RGS10-48 Glideslope Antenna | 329-335 MHz, 50 Ω 20TG2T14 takeoff and departure climbsThe RGS10 48 receiving antenna is designed to operate over the frequency range of 329 to 335 MHz. It is horizontal polarized and designed to receive the glideslope portion of the ILS. Constructed of epoxy materials and fiberglass, the antenna is flexible, thus allowing its mounting inside a nose radome, on the inside surface of a windshield, vertical structure member, or any flat or concave surface.