BREITLING USA E56X21-Y Back-up survival instrument intended for use in the event of aviation accident. User Manual Part one of eight of the Breitling Emergency

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Document Description	Part one of eight of the Breitling Emergency user manual
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Document Type	User Manual
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Date Submitted	1999-09-07 00:00:00
Date Available	2000-07-20 00:00:00
Creation Date	1999-08-24 22:58:49
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Document Title	Part one of eight of the Breitling Emergency user manual
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PREAMBLE
The BRErTuNG EMERGENCY is an instrument consisting of two distinct and independent elements :
— A BREITLING electronic chronograph
- A singlefrequency micro-transmitter broadcasting a pulse signal. Made by Dassault
Auramatismes e! Télémmmunicutions,
BREITLING produces the complete instrument
In its current civilian version, the EMERGENCY'S transmitter broadcasts on the aviation distress
frequency of 121.5MHz in the VHF (Very High Frequency) bandi
Other specialized and military versions using other frequencies may be commissioned according to
particular technical specifications, sales or service conditions that are not detailed in this document.
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CONTENTS
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SPECIFICATIONS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. CONTENTS OF THE EMERGENCY CASE ..........
3. DESCRIPTION.............
3.1 The 121.5MHz frequency.
3.2 Transmission and range ,. , “We”, ,, ,,
4. TESTING THE TRANSMITTER.....
4.1 Inserting the test receiver’s batteries...
4.2 Using the test receiver. ,, ,
5. OPERATING THE EMERGENCY TRANSMITTER
5.1 Activating the transmitter.”
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5.3 Extending the antenna.
5.4 Temperature ......
5.5 Stopping the distress signal
6. USING THE MULTIPUNCTION WATCH .......
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