Bogert Cessna Copper Cable Kit - 170 A SN# 18730 - 20266 - 03M-KIT-170A
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The Bogert 03M-KIT-170A is a copper cable kit designed for Cessna 170A aircraft. This kit improves starting reliability, reduces voltage loss, and enhances the overall efficiency of the electrical system. FAA/PMA certification ensures compliance with aviation safety standards.
Key Features
- Superior materials – Flexible 1-gauge copper cables provide exceptional conductivity and long-term reliability
- Easy installation – Includes pre-fabricated cables with slim-head terminals and heat-shrink tubing for secure connections
- Built for aviation – Resistant to vibration, temperature fluctuations, and environmental exposure
- All-inclusive package – Includes installation schematics, STC documentation, and weight/balance adjustment guidance
Specifications
- Aircraft compatibility – Cessna 170A SN# 18730 to 20266
- Cable material – Flexible copper with durable insulation for aviation environments
- Certification – FAA/PMA approved under STC
- Weight – Approximately 6 lbs
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| Part # | 03M-KIT-170A |
| Manufacturer | Bogert |
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AIRCRAFT COMPATIBILITY
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*This list is for general reference only and may not be entirely accurate for all aircraft. Please confirm all equipment meets the requirements of your aircraft with the owners/maintenance manuals prior to purchasing or using with your aircraft.
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