NVS 6
MANUAL
1 General
1.1The NVS 6, helicopter
Note – The helicopter cockpit should be tailored for the use of the
1.2The NVS 6 provides napping off the earth while piloting the helicopter at low altitudes, at takeoff, hovering and landing, including landing on unprepared and
1.3When using the NVS 6, the pilot can take the readings of the instruments by looking at the instrument panel in the downward direction or sideways past the eyepieces.
1.4The NVS 6 operates within the ambient temperature range of minus 40 to +40oC.
1.5The power supply to the NVS 6 is powered by the helicopter electrical system of 27V, via the voltage converter or from the independent power source (IPS). The IPS is
Note – The IPS (independent power source) is used when the aircraft electrical power is lost or the helicopter power supply has failed.
1.6 The NVS 6 shall be used under the following conditions:
–When the natural night illumination intensity is within
–At a flight altitude of 20 to 200 m;
–At a flight speed of up to 120 km/h.
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