SERVICE LETTER

MARKETING DIVISION * CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY * WICHITA. KANSAS 67201

October 1, 1979

AV78-31
Revision #3

SUBJECT: ALKALINE BATTERY POWERED EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER

AIRCRAFT AVAILABILITY: SINGLE, MULTI-ENGINE AND PROP-JET AIRCRAFT

A new Airworthiness Directive (79-18-05, dated August 23, 1979) has recently
been issued concerning Lithium powered Emergency Locator transmitters.

This new AD supersedes the previous AD (79-05-02, dated February 26, 1979)
and extends the calendar time period in which an aircraft may be operated
without an ELT from - - -

August 27, 1979, to March 28, 1980.

Prior to, but no later than the extended date, an approved ELT must be
installed. For information on approved ELT's refer to Revision #1 of this
Service Letter dated July 9, 1979.

While the above extends the calendar time period in which an aircraft may
be operated without an ELT, Zones and Dealers are reminded that the expiration
dates for the credit program set forth in AV78-31 Revision #2 are November 1,
1979, for Domestic and January 1, 1980, for International.

COPYRIGHT © 1978
CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY

THERE ARE MORE CESSNAS FLYING THAN ANY OTHER MAKE

 SERVICE LETTER
MARKETING DIVISION · CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY WICHITA. KANSAS 67201
AVIATION S MOST
COMPLETE
LINE OF AVIONICS

August 27, 1979

AV78-31
(Revision #2)

SUBJECT: ALKALINE BATTERY POWERED EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER

AIRCRAFT APPLICABILITY: Single, Multi-Engine and Propjet Aircraft

The expiration dates for the credit program provided in AV78-31

Rev. #1 were in error and are changed as shown below.

Domestic . . .......... November 1, 1979

International . . ........ January 1, 1980

COPYRIGHT © 1978
CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY

THERE ARE MORE CESSNAS FLYING THAN ANY OTHER MAKE

 TAKE YOUR CESSNA HOME
FOR SERVICE AT THE SIGN
SERVICE LETTER
MARKETING DIVISION * CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY · WICHITA, KANSAS 67201
OF THE CESSNA SHIELD'

July 9, 1979 AV78-31

(Revision #1)

SUBJECT: ALKALINE BATTERY POWERED EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER

AIRCRAFT APPLICABILITY: Single, Multi-Engine and Propjet Aircraft

Since the original publication of AV78-31, the following has been developed to assist
in complying with the FAA's Airworthiness Directive regarding the use of lithium
battery in ELT's and Bendix RNAV in Cessna aircraft.

I. CONQUEST APPLICABILITY

On production aircraft the following changes have been made concerning use of
lithium batteries.
A. Dorne & Margolin ELT - - effective with 441-0093 and on

The Dorne & Margolin alkaline powered ELT has been incorporated, replacing the
Communications Component Corporation unit which utilized lithium batteries.
Attached is a copy of Service Kit SK441-18 which was developed to incorporate
the D & M ELT in earlier Conquest.
Also attached are charts I & II which have been updated to include the Conquest
information.

B. Bendix Area Navigation System - - effective with 441-0097 and on

The lithium battery in the control-indicator of the RNS3500 has been replaced
with an alkaline battery per the attached Bendix Alert Service Bulletins
number 3500-006 and -007. Replacement batteries for earlier in-service air-
craft are available from the Cessna Supply Division - - part number and price
are shown below:
QUANTITY PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION PRICE

1 ea 4007918-0502Kit Battery Assembly re- $93.77 (G)

placement kit

COPYRIGHT © 1978
CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY

THERE ARE MORE CESSNAS FLYING THAN ANY OTHER MAKE

 SK441-18

SERVICEK 25 June 1979

Kit
TITLE: EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER REPLACEMENT
MODELS AFFECTED SERIALS AFFECTED
441 441-0001 THRU 441-0092
NOTE
To provide for a complete kit the following must also be ordered:
Canadian C589511-0112 Transmitter Assembly or
Domestic C589511-0116 Transmitter Assembly
The above transmitter assemblies include the following:
C589511-0109 Antenna
C589511-0110 Boot
C589511-0111 Cable
C589511-0113 Transmitter (Canadian)
C589511-0117 Transmitter (Domestic)

PARTS LIST:
PART NUMBER QUANTITY NOMENCLATURE
1 Replacement Instructions
9754083-14 1 Shelf Assembly
9754083-20 1 Angle
9754083-21 1 Angle
9554083-22 1 Filler
MS35206-245 6 Screw
MS20470AD3-5 10 Rivet
MS20470AD4-5 5 Rivet
9754084-2 1 Placard
CM2692-36P1S 1 Plug Button
AN960PD816L 2 Washer
9754083-19 2 Tee Assembly
CM2692-8R1S 2 Plug Button
CM2692-15P1S 1 Plug Button
MS25274-2 5 Caps, Electrical
51693-2 10 Sta-Straps
9402005-10 1 Doubler
MS20470AD4-4 8 Rivet
5715751-41 1 Tube Assembly
MS25274-3 2 Caps, Electrical

CHANGE IN WEIGHT AND BALANCE:

MODEL 441

WEIGHT INCREASE .5 Pounds

ARM 364.6 Inches

RESULTANT MOMENT 182 Inch-Pounds

MOMENT/100 1.82
 SK441-1A

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
A. Removal of existing CIR-11 Emergency Locator transmitter System:
1. (See Figure 1.) Remove the 9754036-1 Placard, SA21SDX11-1 Switch and S1695-2 Switch. Cap
and stow the connecting wires using MS25274-2 and MS25274-3 Electrical Caps.
NOTE
Airplanes equipped with a dual audio panel located in the RH
flight panel must remove the audio panel for access to the
switches.
2. Remove the screws and nuts that attach the switch guard (left switch location) to the instru-
ment panel. Discard the switch guard. Plug the screw holes in the instrument panel using the
(2) two existing screws and nuts.
3. Install one CM2692-15P1S Plug Button in each existing switch hole.
4. Remove locator beacon circuit breaker from the RH circuit breaker panel. Cap and stow the
connecting wire using one MS25274-2 Electrical Cap.
5.. Install one CM2692-15P1S Plug Button in the circuit breaker hole.
6. Remove the locator beacon placard from the left side of the tailcone. Open the tailcone
access door and retain all screws for reinstallation.
7. Remove the existing locator beacon by removing attaching screws and nuts. Discard all
parts. Cap and stow connecting wires using (3) three MS25274-2 Electrical Caps. Remove
the interconnecting coax cable from the transmitter and the antenna.
8. Remove the dorsal cover assembly from the dorsal fin, retain all screws for reinstallation.
Remove the existing antenna by removing and discarding the attaching screws.
9. Remove the existing 5715751-21 Tube Assembly (vertical fin deice line) located in the tailcone
and routes along the right side, aft of the access door. This line must be removed to provide
clearance for the new emergency locator transmitter.
B. Installation of Dorne and Margolin ELT-6 System:
1. Install the C589511-0109 Antenna and C589511-110 Boot in place of the old antenna using the
nut provided with the antenna and (2) two AN960P0816L Washers.
NOTE
The antenna will be taller than the dorsal fin and should be
positioned aft under the dorsal fin cover assembly.
2. Install the dorsal cover assembly onto the dorsal fin using existing screws.
3. (See Figure 2.) Working inside the tailcone on the RH side, place the 9754083-14 Shelf
Assembly and 9754083-22 Filler in position per dimensions shown and drill (8) eight (.098)
diameter holes through the stringer using the holes in the shelf assembly as a guide.
Deburr all holes and attach the shelf assembly and filler to the stringer using MS20470AD3-5
Rivets.
4. Mount the 9754083-20 and 9754083-21 Angles to the shelf assembly using MS35206-245 Screws.
5. Attach the 9754083-19 Tee Assemblies to the end of the 9754083-20 and 9754083-21 Angles
using MS35206-245 Screws. Leave the screws slightly loose and position the 9754083-19
Tee Assemblies on the 5812100-10 Stringer so that the shelf is level and not twisted and the
tee assemblies align on the stringer in order to pick up two (2) existing rivets. Remove the
rivets (two (2) per tee assembly) and position one tee assembly in position. Drill through
the existing rivet hole and the tee assembly (.128) diameter. Use a temporary sheet metal
fastener in the hole just drilled and drill the other hole (.128) diameter in the tee assembly.
Repeat drilling operation for the other tee assembly. Remove the screws attaching the
9754083-20 and 9754083-21 Angles from the tee assemblies. Install the tee assemblies onto the
stringer using MS20470AD4-5 Rivets. Reattach the angles to the tee assemblies using
MS35206-245 Screws.

2
 SK441-18

NOTE

Each 9754083-19 Tee Assembly may interfere with the bulb on

the 5812100-10 Stringer. If this occurs cut a .05 radius
notch in the upper portion of the tee assembly and deburr.

6. Install the locator beacon transmitter using (2) two MS35206-245 Screws.

7. Layout, drill and deburr (1) one (.098) diameter hole through the airplane skin from the
inside out directly adjacent to the switch mounted on the transmitter and at least 1.40 above
the nearest stringer. Apply masking tape to the (.098) diameter hole in an area approximately
(6) six inches in diameter to protect the skin finish. Carefully enlarge the hole to (1.125)
diameter and deburr. Remove the masking tape.

8. Place the 9402005-10 Doubler in position as shown and using the existing holes in the doubler
as a guide drill (.128) diameter holes (8) eight places through the skin. Deburr all holes
and install the 9402005-10 Doubler using MS20470AD4-4 Rivets.

9. (See Figure 2.) Clean the area where the 9754084-2 Placard is to be installed using iso-
propyl alcohol. Install the placard per dimensions shown. Install the 5715751-41 Tube
Assembly in place of the one removed.

10. Connect the C589511-0111 Cable Assembly from the transmitter to the antenna. Using S1693-2
Sta-Straps route the cable along existing wire bundles aft to the vertical fin deice line
and route along it, down to the transmitter.

11. Touch up and paint the rivet heads on the RH tailcone and CM2692-36P1S Plug Button in
accordance with the Maintenance Manual.

12. Perform the following test on the hour to five minutes after the hour as follows:

a. Turn the communications radio in the airplane ON and select emergency frequency 121.5
MHz on the receiver. (If desired, use remote receiver in another airplane.)

b. Place the power switch located in the forward end of the transmitter to the ON position.
Within 15 seconds the signal from the transmitter should be heard through the communi-
cations radio. (Do not leave in the ON position more than 30 seconds)

c. Place the switch in the ARM position as soon as it has been determined that the trans-
mitter is functioning properly.

NOTE

Do not leave the transmitter turned ON longer than necessary as

it will be broadcasting an emergency signal equivalent to "MAY
DAY, MAY DAY," when in the ON position. Also, it will drain
the battery unnecessarily.

13. Turn the communications receiver OFF, and install the CM2692-36P1S Plug Button in the
(1.125) hole.

14. Replace and secure tailcone access panel using existing screws.

3
 SK441-18

REMOVE
9754036-1 PLACARD
REF.)

SA21SDX11-1 AND
S1695-2
SWITCHES (REF.)
INSTALL ONE
CM2692-8R1S
PLUG BUTTON
EACH HOLE

LOOKING FORWARD AT RH INSTRUMENT PANEL

INSTALL ONE
CM2692-15PIS
PLUG BUTTON
IN HOLE

CIRCUIT
BREAKER
(REF.)

LOOKING OUTBOARD AT
RH CIRCUIT BREAKER PANEL

Figure 1. Existing Locator Transmitter Removal

4
 9402005-10
9754084-2 PLACARD DOUBLER (1 REQD.)
(1 REQD.) MS20470AD4-4
RIVET ( REQD. )
1.50
(1.125) HOLE
CM2692-36P1S PLUG BUTTON
(1 EA. REQD.)

(.098) HOLE
MS20470AD3-5 RIVET
(8 EACH REQD.)

VIEW AS SHOWN FROM OUTSSIDE 7 EQUAL SPACES

OF AIRPLANE
DETAIL A

9754083-22 FILLER
(1 REQD.) STA
356.94
FIRST BULKHE STA (.128) HOLE 371.70
FIRST BULKHEAD 360.34 MS20470A D4-5 RIVET (R EF)
(4 EACH REQD.)
54083-19 TEE ASSEMBLY

ANGLE

FIRST STRINGER
MS35206-245 SCREW
(6 REQD.)

C589511-0113 TRANSMITTER
(REF.) (CANADIAN)
C589511-0117 TRANSMITTER
VIEW B-B (1 REQD.) A FWD
VIEW LOOKING AFT
LOOKING OUTBOARD AT RIGHT SIDE
 Page 2
AV78-31
(Revision #1)

II. FAA AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE

1. With the issuance of AD79-05-02, Amendment 39-3422, dated February 22, 1979,
the following action is required.

REMOVAL OF ALL LITHIUM BATTERIES

A) Lithium Sulfure Dioxide (LiSo2) batteries and Emergency Locator

transmitters (ELT's) powered by LiSo 2 batteries must be removed

from U.S. registered civil aircraft by March 28, 1979.

ELT REPLACEMENT

B) An approved ELT must be installed within 180 days from the issuance
of the above listed A.D. (which will be August 27, 1979).

2. The attached Chart I provides information on the earlier ELT configurations

and action required to change over to the new alkaline battery powered ELT
part number and pricing information.

III. CREDIT INFORMATION

Since the above A.D. makes removal of lithium batteries and ELT transmitters
powered by lithium batteries mandatory on all U.S. registered aircraft by 3-28-79
the following credit program has been established.

Full parts credit and a labor allowance (reference attached blue page) will be
paid on aircraft that were in warranty* as of March 28, 1979 provided the work is
accomplished and a credit claim is submitted by a Cessna Dealer prior to the
following dates:

DOMESTIC ..... July 9, 1980

INTERNATIONAL . . . September 9, 1980

* ELT's are covered by twelve month Avionics Warranty.

(Owner Notification System - No. 1)

ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

 CHART I

ELT CONFIGURATION AND ACTION REQUIRED

AIRCRAFT ELT CONFIGURATION

MODEL AND YEAR ACTION REQUIRED APPLICABLE PARTS/KITS REQUIRED
(Original Production)

71 thru early 6 Cell Magnesium Non-Compartmentized When existing battery or transmitter 150 thru 210 - - - - - SK185-21A
74 Models (Leigh Mfgr) falls ---convert ELT system to new
D/M alkaline powered ELT. 337 thru FP337 - - - - SK337-42A
All SE and ME Transmitter P/N C589510-0102
Models 310, 340, and
400 Series - - - - - - SK421-76B or -89
See Note 1 See Note 2

Early 74 thru 3 or 4 Cess Lithium with or without In compliance with AD75-05-02 remove 150 thru 210 - - - - SK185-21A
early 77 Models compartments existing lithium powered ELT system
(Leigh Mfgr) and prior to 8-27-79 convert ELT 337 thru FP337 - - - - SK337-42A
All SE and ME system to new D/M alkaline powered ELT.
Models 310R, 340, and
Transmitter P/Ns C589510-0109 All) 400 Series - - - - SK421-76B or -89
C589510-0202 (All) See Note 2
C589510-0209 (Domestic)
C589510-0212 (Canada)
See Note 1

78 Models 3 Cell Lithium Compartmentized In compliance with AD75-05-02 remove 150 thru 210 - - - SK185-20A
All SE and ME Models existing lithium battery and prior to and
Transmitter P/N/ C589511-0103 (Domestic) 8-27-79 replace lithium battery with 337 thru FP337
C589511-0104 (Canada) new alkaline battery modification kit.
(Dorne Margolin (D/M) Mfgr) 310R, 340, and
400 Series - - - - SK421-86

Model 441 Lithium Battery Pack Transmitter P/N CIR11-2 In compliance with AD75-05-02 remove 441-0001 thru
Communication Component Corp (Mfgr) existing lithium powered ELT system 441-0092 - - - - SK441-18
and prior to 8-27-79 convert ELT
system to new D/M alkaline powered ELT.

Note 1) Above configurations are based on original installations and action required may not apply where ELT system has been modified per earlier Service
Letters reference - - - - AV75-5, AV76-5, AV77-13.

Note 2) SK421-76B is used for modifying Leigh ELT Systems - - - if original Leigh ELT System has been converted to D/M ELT System per SK421-76A (AV77-13)
then SK421-89 is required to convert system to new alkaline powered ELT.
NOTICE TO CANADIAN OWNERS AND OPERATORS: As a result of MOT Notice to Aircraft Maintenance Engineers and Aircraft Owners Issue 6/78 dated February '78
aircraft owners and operators in Canada must remove from service Lithium powered ELT Systems and have the option of installing an approved system such as
the D/M Alkaline ELT System or operatinq without an ELT System.
 II

PARTS INFORMATION

PARTS NUMBER NOMENCLATURE USAGE PRICE

C589511-0112 D/M ELT System (Alkaline) All SE and ME Aircraft (Canadian) $254.00 (X)

C589511-0114 Alkaline Battery Spares replacement for all alkaline D/M ELT's $ 47.60 (X)

C589511-0115 Alkaline Battery To modify D/M (P/N C589511-0103) lithium $ 59.10 (X)
Modification Kit powered ELT's (Canadian)

C589511-0116 D/M ELT System (Alkaline) All SE and ME Aircraft (Domestic) $245.00 (X)

C589511-0118 Alkaline Battery To modify D/M (P/N C589511-0103) lithium $ 59.10 (X)
Modification Kit powered ELT's (Domestic)

SK185-20A D/M ELT Modification To modify D/M lithium powered ELT to a D/M $ 1.00 (S)
Hardware Kit alkaline powered ELT for all SE and 337
aircraft (See Note 1)
ELT Replacement $ 1.65 (S)
SK185-21A To replace Leigh lithium powered ELT with the
Hardware Kit
D/M alkaline powered ELT in all SE aircraft (See Note 1)
ELT Replacement $ 3.42 (S)
SK337-42A To replace Leigh lithium powered ELT with the
Hardware Kit (See Note 1)
D/M alkaline powered ELT in all 337 aircraft
ELT Replacement $ 72.50 (A)
SK421-76B To replace Leigh lithium powered ELT with the
Hardware Kit (See Note 1)
D/M alkaline powered ELT in all ME aircraft
D/M ELT Modification
SK421-86 To modify D/M Lithium powered ELT to a D/M $ .34 (S)
Hardware Kit (See Note 1)
alkaline powered ELT in all ME aircraft

SK421-89 D/M ELT Modification

To modify D/M lithium powered ELT to a D/M $ 50.90 (A)
Hardware Kit
alkaline powered ELT in ME aircraft incor-
porating SK421-76A (See note 2 of Chart I) (See Note 1)
ELT Replacement
SK441-18 To replace CCC lithium powered ELT with the $ 84.20 (A)
Hardware Kit
D/M alkaline powered ELT in model 441 aircraft (See Note 1)

Note 1: Hardware Kits do not include transmitters or supplemental parts. See attached kit list to determine
additional parts requirements.
 SK185-20
NOVEMBER 1, 1978

Cessna.
MODELS AFFECTED SERIALS AFFECTED

150 and 152 15079231 thru 15282031

F150 and F152 F150 thru F1521528
A150 and A152 A1500725 thru A1520808
FA150 FA150 thru FA1520346
172 17265576 thru 17271034
F172 F172 thru F1721749
FR172 FR172 thru FR1720630
177 17702619 thru 17702752
180 18052798 thru 18053000
185 18503264 thru 18003683
207 2070375 thru 2070482
T207 2070375 thru 2070482
177RG 177RG1123 thru 177RG1366
182 18265360 thru 18266590
U206 U2063658 thru U2064650
TU206 U2063658 thru U2064650
210 21061715 thru 21062954
T210 21061715 thru 21062954
337 33701801 thru 33701873
T337 33701816 thru 33701873
F337 F33600085 thru F33700086
P337 P3370258 thru P3370318
FP337 FR3370023 ONLY
R182 R18200001 thru R18200583

NOTES

1. On 172, F172 and FR172 Models order 0515047-1 ELT

Cover Assembly separately. This part is required
since this modification will increase the height of the
ELT approximately 3,4 of an inch.

2. On 337 Series aircraft, order 1515153-1 or 1515153-3

Headliner Assembly panel separately as required below.
The new Headliner Assembly panel will replace the two-
piece Headliner Panels that are presently installed in
337 Series aircraft.

Order 1515153-3 for use on all 337, F337. and

T337 Models with Oxygen.
Order 1515153-1 for use on all 337, F337. and
T337 Models without Oxygen.
Order 1515153-1 for use on all P337 and FP337 Models.

3. On 210 and T210 Models 1205250-1 placard, 1211888-1 plug

assembly and 35 inches of :230 one-inch tape is required.
 SK185-20

4. One of the following ELT Kits are also required to complete

this modification, and must be ordered separately, as
applicable.
QUANTITY PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
*1 ea C589511-0118 ELT parts kit
(For Domestic Aircraft Only)
**1 ea C589511-0115 ELT parts kit
(For Canadian Aircraft Only)
*DOMESTIC ELT PARTS KIT CONSISTS OF:

QUANTITY PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE

1 ea 296B366 Overlay-Nameplate
1 ea Tube Silicone Rubber
1 ea 358A00503 Instructions Sheet
(8-1/2 x 11 Shts 1 & 2)
1 ea 358B00401 Battery Pack
4 ea 358B00207 Threaded Rod
4 ea 358B00206 Standoff Extension
1 ea 358C00205 Sleeve Extension
**CANADIAN ELT PARTS KIT CONSISTS OF:

QUANTITY PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE

1 ea 296B365 Overlay-Nameplate
1 ea Tube Silicone Rubber
1 ea 358A00208 Instructions Sheet
(8-1/2 x 11 Shts 1 & 2)
1 ea 358B00401 Battery Pack
4 ea 358B00207 Threaded Rod
4 ea 358B00206 Standoff Extension
1 ea 358C00205 Sleeve Extension
PARTS LIST:

QUANTITY PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE

1 1400019-69 Placard - ELT Service
Installation (337 Only)
1 0409021 Blueprint (For all acft except 337 Series)
1 1509113 Blueprint (For 337 Series acft only)
1 D1169-13 Owner's Manual and Pilot's Operating
Handbook Supplement
1 1209047 Blueprint (Model 210 Only)

CHANGE IN WEIGHT AND BALANCE:

182 AND F182 3.5 134.6 471.1 0.471

pounds inches pound-in
MODEL WEIGHT ARM MOMENT INDEX
206 AND T206 3.5 157.8 552.3 0. 552 337
pounds inches pound-in P337
207 AND T207 3.5 187.6 656. 6 0. 657 F337
pounds inches pound-in. FP337 3.5 153.0 535.5 0.536
T337 pounds inches pound-in
210 AND T210 3.5 159.0 556.5 0.557
pounds inches pound-in
R182 3.5 134.6 471.1 0.471
pounds inches pound-in
 SK185-20

CHANGE IN WEIGHT AND BALANCE CONTD.

MODEL WEIGHT ARM MOMENT INDEX

150, 152, F150
F152, A150 AND
FA152 3.5 102.5 358.8 0.359
pounds inches pound-in.
172, F172, R172
AND FR172 3.5 116. 5 407.8 0.408
pounds inches pound-in.

177 3.5 197.5 691.3 0. 691

pounds inches pound-in

177RG 3.5 197.5 691.3 0.691

pounds inches pound-in.

180 AND 185 3.5 133.2 466.2 0.471

pounds inches pound-in
 SK185-21
NOVEMBER 1, 1978

Title ELT REPLACEMENT KIT

Cessna.
MODELS AFFECTED SERIALS AFFECTED

150 15072641 thru 15079231

F150 F1500766 thru
A150 A15000294 thru A1500725
FA150 FA1500766 thru
172 17258946 thru 17265576
F172 F1720824 thru
FR172 FR1720291 thru
177 17701688 thru 17702619
180 18052231 thru 18052978
185 18501935 thru 18503264
207 20700199 thru 20700375
T207 20700199 thru 20700375
177RG 177RG0213 thru 177RG1123
182 18260826 thru 18265360
U206 U20601701 thru U20603658
TU206 U20601701 thru U20603658
210 21059503 thru 21061715
T210 21059503 thru 21061715

NOTES

1. On 172, F172, R172 and FR172 Models, order 0515047-1

Cover Assembly separately. This part is required since
the new Dorne and Margolin ELT is approximately 3/4
inch higher than the old Leigh ELT's.

2. On 210 and T210 Models 1205250-1 placard 1211888-1 plug

assembly and 35 inches of 230 is
one-9ince required.
cape

3. One of the following ELT kits are required to replace

Leigh ELT Systems and must be ordered separately,
as applicable.
QUANTITY PART NUMBER NOMENCLATUR E
*1 ea C589511-0116 ELT Assembly
(For Domestic Aircraft Only)
**1 ea C589511-0112 ELT Assembly
(For Canadian Aircraft Only)

*DOMESTIC ELT PARTS KIT CONSISTS OF:

QUANTITY PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE

1 ea C589511-0117 Transmitter Assembly
1 ea C589511-0111 Antenna Cable
1 ea C589511-0110 Boot
1 ea C589511-0109 Antenna

**CANADIAN ELT PARTS KIT CONSISTS OF:

QUANTITY PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
1 ea C589511-0113 Transmitter Assembly
1 ea C589511-0111 Antenna Cable
1 ea C589511-0110 Boot
1 ea C589511-0109 Antenna
 SK185-21

PARTS LIST:
PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
(
2 AN520-10R8 Screw
4 MS20426AD3-6 Rivet
2 NAS697A3 Nut
7 S2209-3 Tie
1 D1169-13 Owner's Manual and Pilot's Operating
Handbook
1 0409021 Blueprint
1 1209047 Blueprint (210 Only)

CHANGE IN WEIGHT AND BALANCE:

MODEL WEIGHT ARM MOMENT INDEX

150, 152, F150
F152, A150 AND
FA152 3.5 102.5 358.8 0.359
pounds inches pound-in.
172, F172, R172
AND FR172 3.5 116. 5 407. 8 0. 408

177 0. 691

177RG 0. 691

180 AND 185 0.466

182 AND F182 0.471

206 AND T206 552. 3 0. 552

pound-in.
207 AND T2Q7 656. 6 0. 657
pound-in.

210 AND T210 3.5 159.0 556. 5 0. 557

pounds inches pound-in. _