S-tec Autopilot System 60-2 on 2040-parts.com
Delmenhorst, Germany
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System includes
Control-Unit P/N 0103-1 Control-Unit RFGC- P/N 109-7 Control-Unit RFGC P/N 110-1 Transducer - P/N 0111 Roll-Servo - P/N 105-R9 Pitch-Servo - P/N 0107-P4 this Parts with EASA-Form I Directional Gyro 4000 D-6 - P/N 6406-14L Turn-Coordinator - P/N 6405-14L other Servos on request w/o EASA-Form I with Pilot's Handbook |
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