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Revision History DATE APPROVED DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE 7/16/2019 ECO 330218 Initial Release SkyView HDX System Equipment Installation Record, Revision A Page | 1...
Station, Water, and Buttock Line location as measured from the appropriate datums. Refer to the airplane's maintenance manual to determine an airplane's datum locations. The installer of the SkyView HDX System equipment should use the Three-...
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SkyView HDX System Equipment Identification and Location Table 1 to list and locate each SkyView HDX system component installed in this airplane. If the component is installed on an avionics tray, simply enter "avionics tray" under Station Location. Table 1: SkyView HDX System Equipment List...
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BUTTOCK PART SERIAL STATION WATERLINE COMPONENT LINE NUMBER NUMBER LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION SV-GPS-2020 GPS 503286-000 RECEIVER / ANTENNA USB PORT, PANEL MOUNT, PRIMARY 503418-000 DISPLAY (LEFT) USB PORT, PANEL MOUNT, SECONDARY 503418-000 DISPLAY (CENTER) USB PORT, PANEL MOUNT, SECONDARY 503418-000 DISPLAY (RIGHT) SV-ADAHRS-200 503282-000...
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BUTTOCK PART SERIAL STATION WATERLINE COMPONENT LINE NUMBER NUMBER LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION SV-KNOB-PANEL/V KNOB CONTROL PANEL #1 503468-000 (VERTICAL) SV-KNOB-PANEL/H KNOB CONTROL PANEL #2 503471-000 (HORIZONTAL) SV-KNOB-PANEL/V KNOB CONTROL PANEL #2 503468-000 (VERTICAL) SV-AP-PANEL/H AUTOPILOT CONTROL 503465-000 PANEL (HORIZONTAL) SV-AP-PANEL/V AUTOPILOT CONTROL 503463-000 PANEL (VERTICAL)
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Three-Point Reference System The SkyView HDX system equipment installed in this airplane can be located using the Three- Point Reference System adopted by the manufacturer of the airplane. Figure 1 is an example of the Three-Point Reference System as applied to a common general aviation airplane.
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Fuselage Stations When referring to stations, many airplane manufacturers will use the term Fuselage Stations (FS). Figure 3 is an example of using Fuselage Stations. Figure 3: Example of Fuselage Stations Wing Stations Another form of station is the Wing Station (WS). Wing stations typically reference the vertical centerline of the airplane as the datum and extend along the span of the wings.
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Waterline Locations Waterlines (WL) designate the vertical location in inches from a reference point (WL0) typically located below the airplane. Airplane manufacturers will assign a prominent and level feature like the floor and assign it value such as WL75, which is 75 inches above WL0. Figure 5 is an example of waterline references.
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