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Required Field
Design
Engineering Requirements
The following
items are required for engineering design. Please advise if these
items are available:
Digital
photos, pictorial or descriptive layout of the current Air Data Computer
installation in the E/E bay and altimeters/altitude alerter in the
Forward Instrument Panel(s)
Yes
No
Air Data
MM Section
Yes
No
Air Data,
Altitude Alert & Reporting and Transponder System Wiring Diagrams
Yes
No
Equipment
Part Numbers
Make,
Model and Part numbers of the following equipment:
If
no air data computer is installed identify what provisions are installed
(if any):
If only one air data computer is installed identify what provisions
are installed (if any) for the 2nd Air Data Computer:
Does
the Captain's pitot/static plumbing exist in the E/E bay and if so
on what shelf is the plumbing located?
Does
the F/O's pitot/static plumbing exist in the E/E bay and if so on
what shelf is the plumbing located?
Is
there a mounting tray installed in the E/E bay for the No. 1 Air Data
Computer? If so
on what shelf is it located?
Is
there a mounting tray installed in the E/E bay for the No. 2 Air Data
Computer? If so
on what shelf is it located?
Does
wiring exist for the No. 2 Air Data Computer (No. 2 Air Data wiring
diagram)?
Yes
No
If so then a copy or description of this wiring needs to be provided
to ASM Engineering.
NOTES:
ASM offers
two (2) RVSM compliant STC configurations for the B737 series aircraft.
One configuration utilizes a single DADC with a repeater altimeter
in the Captain’s instrument panel, an ADDU (Air Data Display Unit)
for the F/O’s altimeter and an altitude alerter. The second configuration
utilizes dual DADCs with repeater altimeters for the Captain’s and
F/O’s altitude indicators and an altitude alerter. Both configurations
require that a standby pressure altimeter be available in the P1 or
P2 instrument panel.
There
are two (2) variants of Pitot/Static installations on the B737 series
aircraft:
1. Captain’s pitot/static plumbing to the E/E bay, for most SP-77 series B737-200s. This
configuration can use the ASM “single DADC and ADDU configuration”.
2. Captain’s and F/O’s pitot/static plumbing to the E/E bay for B737-200s. This configuration can
use the ASM “dual DADC configuration”. Some of these aircraft are equipped with complete
provisions for a second air data computer installation.
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