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Nav-Aids Commuter/Corporate Aircraft Ground Support Equipment Catalog Nav-Aids Commuter/Corporate Aircraft Ground Support Equipment Catalog Air Data Accessories Aircraft Type Static Test Adaptor Kit Click on the link to see a parts Blanking Adaptor* (RVSM) list Pitot Pre-Test & Pitot Probe Part Miscellaneous Pitot Test Adaptor Assembly Integrity No. Adaptors Fixture Click on the link to get a kit description for your Aircraft Aero Commander P14789CA-4 PH506 L&R 33410S-90-4 PT18689 Aero Commander 560 P86892-3 PH502 L&R ARJ21 PSS84368-4-4-4 0856WE PT421-4368 ARJ21-945 851Y SS40998M-1125-4 Astra SP & SPX 18821-3 PT11882 ADC988GAL-723RVSM 851W SS40998MB-1125* 851Y SS40998M-1125-4 Astra SPX (Gulfstream 100) 18821-3 PT11882 ADC988GAL-723RVSM 851W SS40998MB-1125* 21298L-180-4H ATP P88257-4H 853 BV PT18825 ADATP612 21298BL-180* 49380 33410HH-125-4 ATR42, ATR72, ATR42-500 P22942M1-4 PT12294 ATR42-612 Badin Crouzet 33410HB-125* 33410HH-125-4 ATR42, ATR72, ATR42-500 P74418-4 0851JA PT421-418 ATR42-723 33410HB-125* SS88146-4 A.S.I. STATIC AVRO RJ85 P14600-4 853JE SS88146B* 21298M2-182-4 PT11460 ADRJ85-612 21298M2-182B* P85144-4 851EU PT18514 P40951-A-4 393600002 PT14095 BAC-111 21298-245-4 Kollsman 853BS PT11460 A.S.I. STATIC PTS3914 STATIC PRE-TEST S39146-4 UNIT BAE146 P14600-3 853JE ADA146-612 B39146* SS88146-4 PTS8814 STATIC PRE-TEST SS88146B* UNIT Beech A100 Bonanza 18821-3 AN5812 SKA100-4 PT11882 Baron Beech 90 18821-3 AN5812-1 SKA100-4-4 PT11882 KING-945 (RVSM) Beech 200 AN5812 Beech 300 PH502 3 & 5 18821-3 SKA100-4-4 PT11882 KING-945 (RVSM) Beech 350 Beech P/N 50-384040-5R ADA400-945 Beech Jet 400 P14789CA-4 PH1100-MM 33410-60-4 PT11882 (RVSM) Beech Jet 400A 33410-70-4 ADA400A-945 P14789CA-4 PH1100-MU PT11882 Beech Jet 400XP 33410-70* (RVSM) Beech 1900 PSS88340-3-4-4 856MG 1 & 2 SKA100-4 PT18834 ADA1900-612 Beech Premier 1 Raytheon PSS99451-4-4-4 0856UH 1&2 PT421-451 PREMIER 1-945 (RVSM) 856NU2-FT 1&2 33410MX-67-4 Beech Starship PSS88364-3-4-4 BEECH P/N PT18836 ADASS-612 Standby 122-384001-2 Beechcraft 50-384040-3 KING-945 (RVSM) 18821-3 SKA100-4-4 PT11882 King Air 50-384040-5 Beechcraft 18821-3 SKA100-4-4 60 Duke Bombardier Global Express PSS73260-3-4-4 856TT PT17326 ADGE95-612 0856WC Standby Pitot PT17326 Bombardier CL300 / BD100 PSS73260-3-4-4 0851LM or 33410S-70-4 P75705-3 PT421-5705 BD100-945 (RVSM) 0851LV 21298L-225-4 Bombardier CL215 18821-4 PT11882 CL215-612 21298LB-225* 21298LCM-225-4 Bombardier CL415 18821-4 PT11882 CL415-612 21298LCMB-225* AD601-612 Bombardier CL600 PSS62148M-3-4-4 856KV 7 & 8 33410-70-4 PT12148 AD601-945 (RVSM) Bombardier CL601 PSS62148M-3-4-4 856KV 7 & 8 PT12148 AD601-612 33410-70 AD601-945 (RVSM) Bombardier CL-604 & CL605, 856KV 9 & 10 33410MX-67-4 Standby Pitot ADC604-612 PSS73259-3-4-4 PT17325 CL-700 P75701-3 851HF 33410B-67* ADC604-945 (RVSM) Standby Pitot Bombardier Regional jet 856KV 9 & 10 33410S-70-4 PT17325 ADCRJ-612 P75701-3 PSS73259-3-4-4 421-BCA Drain 200 & 850 851HF 33410S-70B* PT17570 ADCRJ-945 (RVSM) Hole Cover Britten Norman PS49742M-3-4 PST305 PT14974 Casa 212 - 100 & 200 Series PS49742M-3-4 AN5814 PT14974 ADA212M-612 SKA100-4-4 Casa 212 - 300 & 400 Series P14789CA-3 PH1100-1-1HY PT11882 ADA235/295-945 Casa 235 PSS88235-3-4-4 856NC 1 & 2 PT18823 (RVSM) Casa 295 PSS88235-3-4-4 856NC PT18823 ADA235/295-945 (RVSM) Cessna 205 & 206 P96255-3 SKACES-206-4 Cessna 208 Caravan PS47699-3-4 PST300-2S&2SA PT14769 Cessna 350 & 400 P86892-4 PH502 33410-62-4 PT18689 PT14769 Cessna 425 & 441 Conquest PS47699-3-4 0721105-18 SKA100-4 Cessna Single Engine 150/170/180 Series 33410-62-4 or P96255-3 PT19625 Cessna 210 SKA100-4 Cessna T206H Cessna 406 Reims 18821-4 SKA406-4-4 PT11882 33410FFAB- 33410FFAB-125-4 125B* Cessna Ultra & Encore P86892-3 33410CIT-190-4 PT18689 CITC-945 (RVSM) Cessna CJ 1, 2, 3, 4 33410FFAB-125-4 CIT-612 Citation Jet 525 33410FFAB-125B* CITC-945 (RVSM) P86892-3 PT18689 Cessna Citation Citation Jet II 33410FFAB-125-4 CIT-612 Cessna Citation VI P86892-3 PT18689 33410FFAB-125B* CITC-945 (RVSM) 33410FFAB-125-4 CIT-612 Cessna Citation VII P86892-3 PT18689 33410FFAB-125B* CITC-945 (RVSM) 33410FFAB-125-4 CIT-612 Cessna 750 Citation X P86892-3 PT18689 33410FFAB-125B* CITC-945 (RVSM) Cessna Citation Excel 18821-3 33410FFAB-125-4 PT18689 CITC-945 (RVSM) Sovereign S/N 50 and over 33410FFAB-125B* 33410CESRH-250- 4 Cessna Citation Excel 33410FFAB-125-4 18821-3 PT11882 CITC-945 (RVSM) Sovereign 680 33410FFAB-125B* Cessna Citation 1 - 500 & 501 AN5812 33410FFAB-125-4 CIT-612 P86892-4 PT18689 Citation 2 550 Citation 3 650 PH502 33410FFAB-125B* CITC-945 (RVSM) Cessna Citation 550 Bravo P86892-3 33410FFAB-125-4 PT18689 CITC-945 (RVSM) AN5812 33410FFAB-125-4 CIT-612 Cessna Citation Model 560 P86892-4 PH502 33410FFAB-125B* PT18689 CITC-945 (RVSM) PH1100RW& 33410CIT-190-4 Cessna Citation V - S/N 1-248 P86892-3 PT18689 CITC-945 (RVSM) 33410CIT-190B* 33410FFAB-125-4 CIT-612 Cessna Citation V - S/N 249 on P86892-3 PT18689 33410FFAB-125B* CITC-945 (RVSM) Cessna Mustang P75705 - 3 0851LN 33410FFAB-125-4 PT421-5705 MUSTANG- 33410FFAB-125B* 945 (RVSM) Cirrus SR20 & SR22 18821-4 SKASR20-4 PT11882 CSeries APA97743LH-4-4-4- PT421-7743 CSERIES-945 532-8971DB 4 APA97743RH-4-4-4- Hose Suspension 4 Assembly S62190-4 Dash 7 P22201-3 PH1100-1-DH PT11882 ADH7-612 S62190B* S51089-4 PT11882 Dash 8 - 100 / 200 / 300 P22201-3 PH1100-1DH DH8-7-612 S51089B* PT14097 C14135DA&CA C16193BA PT421-202M DH8-723M Standby Dash 8-400 PSS22202M-3-4-4 C14135AA&BA PS22203M-3-4 PT421-203M Combined Kit Static Pre-Test DH8-834M Plate Diamond DA42 Without Wing PS56620-4-4 65797-07 Deicing Diamond DA42 With Wing PS49742M-4-4 PST305 (AN8514) PT14974 Deicing Diamond D-Jet PS67731-3-4 PT421-7731 DJET-612 S44328L-225-4 S44328LB-225* Dornier 228-201 Series 18821-4 P/R-603/2/5 PT11882 ADA228-612 S44328S-225-4 S44328SB-225* S44328L-225-4 ADA328-612 S44328LB-225* ADA328-945 (RVSM) Dornier 328 P75701-4 851GW PT17570 S44328S-225-4 S44328SB-225* S44328L-225-4 ADA328-612 S44328LB-225* ADA328-945 (RVSM) Dornier 328 Jet P75701-4 851GW PT17570 S44328S-225-4 S44328SB-225* Eclipse 500 ADA500MD-945 APA94520MD-4-4-4 PT421-4520MD (RVSM) PS35210MD-4-4 PT421-5210MD P22201MD-4 SS53515-4-4 PT11882 PTS515 S34146-4 Embraer 110 18821-4 AN5812-1 PT11882 ADA110-612 S34146B* Embraer 120 PSS97865-3-4-4 856NB1-FT1 PT19786 ADA120-612 Embraer 121 P29932-4 AN5811-1 SKA100-4 PT11882 Embraer 500 & 450 APA97500HTL-4-4- 0857DC1 Hose Suspension PT421-7500 LEG500-945 4 APA97500HTR-4- Assembly 532- (RVSM) 4-4 8971DMB Embraer CBA-123 PSS97865-3-4-4 856NB1-FT1 PT19786 ADA120-612 Standby Pitot ERJ 135 0851HU S34146-4 PT17570 ADA145M-612 PSS97865-3-4-4 ERJ 145 P75701-3 0851HU3 S34146B* CPAM-421 PT19786 ADA145M-945 856NF (RVSM) ERJ 170 0857CU S34146-4 CPAM-532 ERJ170/190-946 ERJ 190 2015G2H2H 532-8971DB (RVSM) APA97632M1-3-4-4 PT421-632 Hose Suspension LINEAGE 1000 Assy. EXTRA 300L S30083-3 PT421-0083 . P55517M1-3 50520 PT15551 ADAF10-834 21298-245-4 P22942M1-4 49380 SS54510-300-4 PT12294 ADAF10-945 (RVSM) Falcon 10 Standby Static or 33790/20 SS54510B-300* PSS61587-3-4-4 856NA PT16158 P55517M1-4 50520 S43419-295-4 PT15551 P85144-4 851EU S43419B-295* PT18514 Falcon 20 PSS28286-3-4-4 856LR 1 & 2 PT12828 PSS88235-3-4-4 856NC PT18823 851EU S54520-4 Falcon 20F P85144-4 PT18514 A44420-00-002 S54520B* SS44111P-60-4 21298L-225-4 ADAF592-723 Falcon 50 P55517M1-3 50520 SS44111PB-60* 21298LB-225* PT15551 ADAF592-945 (RVSM) Standby Static 21298-225-4 ADAF200-612 Falcon 200 PSS28286-3-4-4 856LR 1 & 2 21298B-225* PT12828 ADAF200-945 (RVSM) Standby Static SS44111P-60-4 21298L-225-4 ADAF592-723 Falcon 900 P55517M1-3 50520 SS44111PB-60* 21298LB-225* PT15551 ADAF592-945 (RVSM) Standby Static SS44111P-60-4 21298L-225-4 ADAF592-723 Falcon 2000 P55517M1-3 50520 PT15551 SS44111PB-60* 21298LB-225* ADAF592-945 (RVSM) Falcon F7X 0857CV PT421-7634 ADAF7X-945HT APA97634HTR-4C (RVSM) APA97634HTL-4C ADAF7X-946HT Used with Tester Model ADTS 206 by GE – Druck Fokker F-27 European Version PS91227-3-4 JI-150-27 PT19122 33410-70-4 or Fokker F-27 US Version P29932-4 PH506, 504 PT11882 33410-125-4 21298-780-4 853JB 21298B-780* Fokker F-28 P80128-4 2-810-A030 33410F-80-4 PT10128 F28-612 853BR 2-786-A030 856PD 1 & 2 Fokker F-50 PSS88235-3-4-4 PT18823 F50-612M 856PF 853JB 21298-780-4 Fokker F-100 P80128-4 PT10128 ADAF100-612 2-810-A030 33410FF-80-4 Fokker F-100 P80128-4 PT10128 ADAF100-612 853BR 2-786-A030 853JB 21298-780-4 2-810-A030 33410FF-80-4 Fokker F-70 P80128-4 PT10128 ADAF100-612 853BR 2-786-A030 851Y 532-4900 Vacu- Galaxy (Gulfstream 200 & 150) 18821-3 33410HHS-70-4 PT11882 ADAG150/200-945 Grip Assy. 851W Grob G120/G115TA PS47699-3-4 PT14769 21298-225-4 Gulfstream 1 P29932-4 PH506L&R PT11882 21298B-225* Gulfstream 2 851AK 21298GRM6-180-4 ADAG24-612 Gulfstream 3 851GE 21298GRM6B-180* 21298-270-4 ADAG24-946 (RVSM) (cabin P15589M1-3 PT11558M1 Gulfstream 4 21298GRM6-190-4 pressurization adaptor) Gulfstream 400 21298GRM6B-190* Gulfstream 450 P15589M1-3 851AK PT11558M1 ADAG450-945 21298GRM6-180-4 532-4900DB (RVSM) Hose Suspension 21298GRM6B-180* Assembly 21298-270-4 851AK 21298GRM6-180 (cabin Gulfstream 3 P15589M1-4 PT11558M1 ADAG3-612 pressurization adaptor) 851GE 21298GRM6B-180* Gulfstream 5 PSS99451HT-3-4-4 ADAG5-612HT Gulfstream 500 (High Temp.) 0856TK PT421-451 ADAG5-834HT (RVSM) 851Y SS40998M-1125-4 Gulfstream 100 (ASTRA SPX) 18821-3 21298-270-4 PT11882 851W SS40998MB-1125* Gulfstream 150 851Y 33410HHS-70-4 ADC988GAL-723RVSM Gulfstream 200 (Galaxy) Gulfstream 100 (ASTRA SPX) 851W (Combined Kit) Westwind 2 Westwind 1125 18821-3 PT11882 SS40998M-1125-4 P75499-3 33410HHS-70-4 PT421-5705 ADAG280-945 Gulfstream 280 (RVSM) Gulfstream G650 APA97634HTR-4-4-4- PT421-7634 ADAG650-945 4 APA97634HTL-4-4-4- 4 Hawker Horizon 18821-4 PH502 21298-7MM-4 PT11882 P75701-3 0851JE 21298GR20-190-4 PT17570 ADA4000-945 Hawker Horizon 4000 P75701-3 21298GR20-190-4 Hawker Horizon 4000 0856UN PS73458-3-4 PT421-458 (RVSM) Hawker Horizon 4000* P75701M2-3 0851JE 21298GR20-190-4 PS73458HT-3-4 PT17570 ADA4000-945HT (High Temp.) 0856UN (High Temp.) PT421-458 (RVSM) HONDAJET APA97632M1RH-4-4- 532-8971DB-2 HONDA-945 (RVSM) PT421-632 4 Hose Suspension APA97632M1LH-4-4- Assy.
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