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Inoperative Instrument Aid

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Part numbers : RX1-13-04173 , 13-04173
Unit of Measure: EA

7.19 EUR / EA 7.19 EUR 7.19 € excl. VAT

7.19 EUR / EA excl. VAT

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The Inoperative Instrument Aid provides a clear, removable visual indication for glass-faced cockpit instruments. Its static-cling polyester construction adheres to the instrument face without adhesive and can be removed when no longer required.

  • Static-cling polyester instrument aid
  • Designed for use on glass instrument faces
  • Removable and reusable positioning without adhesive
  • Approximately 76 mm diameter per aid
  • Supplied as a package of four aids
  • Roctexo part number: RX1-13-04173

Suitable for instrument training and cockpit familiarisation where a visible inoperative-instrument indication is required. Confirm suitability for the intended aircraft and operating procedures before use.

Overview

Designed with static cling polyester, the IIA will stick to your glass instrument face without licking and will stay there until you want to remove it. Practicing instrument failures during flight is a requirement by the Federal Aviation Administration for your practical test. One package includes four Inoperative Instrument Aids. Developed by a Certified Instrument Flight Instructor with the intent to improve instrument instruction. measures 3" in diameter.



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