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Ramp Sight Compass RSC-107

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Part# 13-20267
MFR Model# RSC-107

Overview

The RSC-107 is used to check the mounted aircraft compass. It is designed and mounted on a handle at 180º which allows the user to face the aircraft and communicate with others inside the cockpit.

The RSC-107 comes with a padded Pelican case for transportation and storage.
   
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EXCELLENT

Mohammad
December 7, 2020

Q&A

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Q: Does this ramp sight compass RSC-107 include a calibration certificate?

Per the vendor yes, this compass does come with a calibration certificate.

Q: Whats the accuracy of the compass?

Per the Manufacturer, the compass accuracy is Plus or Minus 2 degrees.

Q: Does this equipment come with calibration updated with the date of purchase? And what is the validity of the calibration?

Yes, a calibration certificate is included.

Q: What are the instructions and interval for re-calibrations for the RSC-107?

Per manufactrer: "The interval for certification is 1 to 2 years depending how the customer's repair station quality manual states for the intervals, usually a year. There are no instructions. If they own one of our ramp sight compass then they should know how to do a compass swing. If not, then the instructions for doing a compass swing are available on the FAA website."