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Traffic Sensor (TAS, High Power)
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0110144600
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$6,800.00
Part Details
Part number Traffic Sensor (TAS, High Power) (Traffic Sensor (TAS, High Power)) is made by Garmin and is listed under Used Parts. Order online at the listed price, or call, text or WhatsApp +1 (954) 493-5088 for quantity pricing. Ask about certification and release documents (such as an FAA 8130-3) when you order.
| Description | Traffic Sensor (TAS, High Power) |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Garmin |
| Category | Used Parts |
| Ships From | Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA, to 110+ countries and territories |
Aviation Parts Executive is an ASA-100 accredited aircraft parts distributor (FAA AC 00-56) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, supplying aircraft parts since 1998.
| Weight | 9 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6.25 × 2.7 × 12.7 in |
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Features
- Advanced air traffic surveillance unit
- Operates up to 55,000 feet
- 250 watts of transmit power
- Typical active interrogation range of 40 nautical miles in the forward direction
- Recommended for faster & higher-performing aircraft
- Passive surveillance is provided with available 1090 MHz extended squitter ADS-B “in” capability
- Generates both aural and visual traffic advisories
- Expanded aural alerts can specify relative target bearing, relative altitude (above/below) and range
- Tracks up to 60 traffic targets simultaneously
- Displays up to 30 intruder threats
- Selectable horizontal display ranges
- Interfaces with a variety of compatible MFDs and cockpit displays
- Selective/directional interrogation reduces frequency congestion
- High-Speed Data Bus (HSDB) or ARINC 429 interface capability
- Vertical or Horizontal LRU rack mounting
- 14/28 VDC power capability
- Basic system consists of transmitter/receiver computer LRU, 4-channel GPA-65 power amplifier/low noise amplifier (PA/LNA) that is remotely installed near the top directional antenna to boost antenna performance
- Typical installation includes both top-mount directional and optional bottom-mount antennas to reduce the potential for antenna “shading” of TAS interrogations – shading can cause targets to drop out during turns or maneuvers, or when the threat is positioned directly below
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