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<strong>Radio</strong> Compass AN/ARN-6 is an automatic radio<br />

compass which will provide either aural reception of modulated<br />

radio signals in the frequency range of 100-1750<br />

kilocycles, aural-null directional indications of the arrival<br />

of signals using a loop antenna, or automatic loop orientation<br />

and loop azimuth indication in degrees.<br />

In addition to the four band frequency coverage<br />

from 100 to 1750 kilocycles, a 2800 to 5900 kilocycle high<br />

frequency band has been added for emergency communication<br />

u<strong>se</strong>. The <strong>se</strong>twill notfunction as an automatic compass<br />

on this band.<br />

Two loops are being developed: Loop AS-141/<br />

ARN-6 having the electrical characteristics of the LP-21<br />

and Loop AS-140/ARN-6 having the characteristics equal<br />

to a 12 inch air core loop. Bothloops contain an iron core<br />

type of loop in order to decrea<strong>se</strong> overall size. The<strong>se</strong> loops<br />

have the best possible anti-precipitation static characteristic<br />

and are of the blister type to reduce drag to a minimum.<br />

The smaller Loop AS-141/ARN-6 is to be u<strong>se</strong>d on<br />

fighters and the larger Loop AS-140/ARN-6 is to be u<strong>se</strong>d<br />

on bomber and cargo planes.<br />

The equipment operates from a 24 volt d.c. power<br />

source.<br />

Test equipment for maintenance will consist of<br />

a test <strong>se</strong>t incorporating I-100 and a special adaptor.<br />

Army Supply Program requirements as of 8 February<br />

1945 were 2,000 equipments for the calendar year<br />

1945.<br />

TUBE COMPLEMENT<br />

NO. TYPE NO. TYPE<br />

5 12SK7 4 12SX7GT<br />

1 12SY7 2 6A7GT<br />

1 12SW7 2 2050<br />

ucu CI 1S I tf<br />

Indicator ID-XA-6/ARN-6<br />

Indicator ID-XA-7/ARN-6<br />

Indicators of AN/ARN-6 record simultaneously transmission<br />

bearing in respect to flight cour<strong>se</strong>.<br />

POWER INPUT 130 WATTS @ 26.5<br />

VOLTS D.C.<br />

POWER OUTPUT 700 MILLIWATTS PEAK<br />

FREQUENCY 100-1750 KC AND<br />

2800-5900 KC.<br />

TYPE OF SIGNAL CW; MCW/VOICE<br />

SENSITIVITY 5 MICROVOLTS/METER<br />

SE LECTIVITY<br />

ANTENNA LOOP FIXED OR RO-<br />

TATABLE, WITH<br />

REMOTE INDICATION<br />

OF LOOP POSITION.<br />

(DUAL-REMOTE CON-<br />

TROL AND ONE SET OF<br />

LOCAL CONTROLS.)<br />

PILOTS & NAVIGATORS INDICATORS ARE<br />

SYNCHRONIZED WITH LOOP POSITION -<br />

MOVEMENT & FIXES BY LOOP ARE<br />

RECORDED SIMULTANEOUSLY BY EACH<br />

INDICATOR - THUS THE INDOCATOR W/LL<br />

FOINT TO (& RECORD BY DEGREES) THE<br />

SOURCE OF ANY SELECTED TRANSMISSION<br />

AN/ARN-6<br />

<strong>Radio</strong> Conrr pass AN/ARN-6,intended for installation in all types. of aircraft, provides visual indication of the<br />

direction .rom any equipped aircrafttoany broadcast band transmitter operating on the 100-1750 kc band.

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