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ID-6 Series 1

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ID-6 Series 1 in the aircraft heading system

The ID-6 Series 1 is an aircraft induction heading sensor used as the magnetic sensing element in onboard heading systems. Its function is to measure the projections of the horizontal component of the Earth’s geomagnetic field and provide heading-related correction signals to the aircraft heading system. In practical aircraft use, the ID-6 works together with correction and gyro units to form a stable magnetic heading reference for cockpit indication, navigation equipment and other heading-data consumers.

Magnetic sensing function of the ID-6

The ID-6 detects the magnetic field components along two mutually perpendicular aircraft axes, normally aligned with the longitudinal and transverse axes of the aircraft. This allows the system to determine magnetic heading information from the Earth’s magnetic field. Since raw magnetic data can be affected by airframe magnetization, onboard equipment and installation conditions, the ID-6 is normally used together with correction mechanisms and gyro units rather than as an independent cockpit instrument.

ID-6 with GA-8 and KM-2 units

In typical aircraft heading systems, the ID-6 operates together with units such as the GA-8 gyro unit and KM-2 correction mechanism. The ID-6 provides the magnetic reference, the KM-2 introduces correction and compensates residual deviation, while the GA-8 stabilizes and memorizes the heading in gyro-semi-compass mode. This combination helps reduce magnetic fluctuations and provides a more stable heading signal than a standalone magnetic sensor could deliver.

Role of ID-6 in Greben-1 and related systems

The ID-6 is used in aircraft heading systems such as Greben-1 and compatible Soviet / Russian heading equipment. It may also be found in systems related to magnetic or gyro-magnetic heading formation, depending on aircraft configuration. The sensor is part of the heading reference chain, not a separate display unit. Its output is intended for further processing, correction and synchronization inside the heading system before heading data is shown to the crew or sent to connected systems.

Installation of the ID-6 heading sensor

The ID-6 heading sensor is usually installed on the aircraft structure in a location selected to reduce magnetic interference. Depending on the aircraft type, this may be an area of the wing, tail, fin or another approved installation point away from strong magnetic fields and electrical disturbance sources. The sensor body is typically made as a sealed cylindrical or hemispherical housing on a flanged base. Correct orientation along the aircraft axes is essential for proper heading measurement.

Accuracy and environmental stability of ID-6

The ID-6 is designed for operation in aircraft conditions, including vibration, moisture exposure and wide temperature variation. According to the supplied technical description, the remote transmission error is not more than ±0.5°, while the temperature-related error is not more than 0.1° per 10 °C. These values are important because the sensor is part of a precision heading system. After installation or replacement, the heading system normally requires checking, alignment and deviation compensation.

Important note on ID-6 designation

The designation ID-6 may refer to two different devices. In aircraft heading systems, ID-6 Series 1 usually means the induction heading sensor. However, there is also an ID-6 inductive pressure sensor, drawing 9Zh2.329.000, used for remote measurement of excess pressure in liquid and gaseous media. These are completely different products with different functions, construction, installation and technical parameters. When ordering or replacing ID-6, the application and drawing number must be clarified.

Supply and documentation for ID-6 Series 1

For procurement, the full designation ID-6 Series 1 should be stated together with the required application: heading sensor or pressure sensor. For the aircraft heading sensor, the heading system, aircraft type, condition and documentation should be specified. The product may be supplied from storage, serviceable, repaired or in another agreed condition. For installation, the passport and system documentation should confirm designation, series, acceptance, configuration and suitability for the target aircraft heading system.

Details

Product Type: Aircraft induction heading sensor
Designation: ID-6 Series 1
Alternative Designation: ИД-6 серия 1
Function: Measurement of geomagnetic field components for aircraft magnetic heading determination
Application / Where Used: Aircraft heading and navigation systems
System / Installation Area: Greben-1 and compatible heading systems
Compatible Aircraft / Equipment: Aircraft and helicopters equipped with compatible Soviet / Russian heading systems, including systems using GA-8 and KM-2 units
Measured Parameter: Horizontal component projections of the Earth’s geomagnetic field
Installation Axes: Along two mutually perpendicular axes — longitudinal and transverse aircraft axes
Associated Units: GA-8 gyro unit; KM-2 correction mechanism; heading control / indication equipment
Housing Type: Sealed cylindrical or hemispherical housing on flanged mounting base
Approximate Dimensions: Base diameter approx. 110–125 mm; height approx. 90–110 mm depending on protective cover modification
Weight: Approximately 0.45–0.6 kg
Remote Transmission Error: Not more than ±0.5°
Temperature-Related Error: Not more than 0.1° per each 10 °C
Operating Conditions: Moisture-protected design, operation under aircraft vibration conditions
Clarification Note: Not to be confused with ID-6 pressure sensor, drawing 9Zh2.329.000
Technical Documentation: Product passport / heading system documentation

Payment & delivery

All shipments are carried out from our international warehouse in Dubai (UAE), as well as from our partners’ remote warehouses.

In Stock — items available in stock at the Dubai warehouse are dispatched within 5–10 business days after receiving 100% prepayment.

Remote Stock — items available at our partners’ remote warehouses are supplied within an average of 30–45 business days after receiving 100% prepayment.

Pre-Order — made-to-order products are manufactured and delivered within an average of 45–60 business days. Payment terms: 50% advance payment to start production, with the remaining 50% paid before dispatch from the Dubai warehouse after full readiness for shipment.

Returns & Changes (Restocking Fee)
For selected items, a RESTOCKING FEE of 10% may apply in case of return, order cancellation, or changes to the order specifications. This condition applies only to certain products and is confirmed at the order approval stage.

Warranty
All products are covered by a standard 6-month warranty.
Extended warranty is available upon request and is agreed individually; it may affect the final product price.

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ID-6 Series 1 in the aircraft heading system

The ID-6 Series 1 is an aircraft induction heading sensor used as the magnetic sensing element in onboard heading systems. Its function is to measure the projections of the horizontal component of the Earth’s geomagnetic field and provide heading-related correction signals to the aircraft heading system. In practical aircraft use, the ID-6 works together with correction and gyro units to form a stable magnetic heading reference for cockpit indication, navigation equipment and other heading-data consumers.

Magnetic sensing function of the ID-6

The ID-6 detects the magnetic field components along two mutually perpendicular aircraft axes, normally aligned with the longitudinal and transverse axes of the aircraft. This allows the system to determine magnetic heading information from the Earth’s magnetic field. Since raw magnetic data can be affected by airframe magnetization, onboard equipment and installation conditions, the ID-6 is normally used together with correction mechanisms and gyro units rather than as an independent cockpit instrument.

ID-6 with GA-8 and KM-2 units

In typical aircraft heading systems, the ID-6 operates together with units such as the GA-8 gyro unit and KM-2 correction mechanism. The ID-6 provides the magnetic reference, the KM-2 introduces correction and compensates residual deviation, while the GA-8 stabilizes and memorizes the heading in gyro-semi-compass mode. This combination helps reduce magnetic fluctuations and provides a more stable heading signal than a standalone magnetic sensor could deliver.

Role of ID-6 in Greben-1 and related systems

The ID-6 is used in aircraft heading systems such as Greben-1 and compatible Soviet / Russian heading equipment. It may also be found in systems related to magnetic or gyro-magnetic heading formation, depending on aircraft configuration. The sensor is part of the heading reference chain, not a separate display unit. Its output is intended for further processing, correction and synchronization inside the heading system before heading data is shown to the crew or sent to connected systems.

Installation of the ID-6 heading sensor

The ID-6 heading sensor is usually installed on the aircraft structure in a location selected to reduce magnetic interference. Depending on the aircraft type, this may be an area of the wing, tail, fin or another approved installation point away from strong magnetic fields and electrical disturbance sources. The sensor body is typically made as a sealed cylindrical or hemispherical housing on a flanged base. Correct orientation along the aircraft axes is essential for proper heading measurement.

Accuracy and environmental stability of ID-6

The ID-6 is designed for operation in aircraft conditions, including vibration, moisture exposure and wide temperature variation. According to the supplied technical description, the remote transmission error is not more than ±0.5°, while the temperature-related error is not more than 0.1° per 10 °C. These values are important because the sensor is part of a precision heading system. After installation or replacement, the heading system normally requires checking, alignment and deviation compensation.

Important note on ID-6 designation

The designation ID-6 may refer to two different devices. In aircraft heading systems, ID-6 Series 1 usually means the induction heading sensor. However, there is also an ID-6 inductive pressure sensor, drawing 9Zh2.329.000, used for remote measurement of excess pressure in liquid and gaseous media. These are completely different products with different functions, construction, installation and technical parameters. When ordering or replacing ID-6, the application and drawing number must be clarified.

Supply and documentation for ID-6 Series 1

For procurement, the full designation ID-6 Series 1 should be stated together with the required application: heading sensor or pressure sensor. For the aircraft heading sensor, the heading system, aircraft type, condition and documentation should be specified. The product may be supplied from storage, serviceable, repaired or in another agreed condition. For installation, the passport and system documentation should confirm designation, series, acceptance, configuration and suitability for the target aircraft heading system.

Product Type: Aircraft induction heading sensor
Designation: ID-6 Series 1
Alternative Designation: ИД-6 серия 1
Function: Measurement of geomagnetic field components for aircraft magnetic heading determination
Application / Where Used: Aircraft heading and navigation systems
System / Installation Area: Greben-1 and compatible heading systems
Compatible Aircraft / Equipment: Aircraft and helicopters equipped with compatible Soviet / Russian heading systems, including systems using GA-8 and KM-2 units
Measured Parameter: Horizontal component projections of the Earth’s geomagnetic field
Installation Axes: Along two mutually perpendicular axes — longitudinal and transverse aircraft axes
Associated Units: GA-8 gyro unit; KM-2 correction mechanism; heading control / indication equipment
Housing Type: Sealed cylindrical or hemispherical housing on flanged mounting base
Approximate Dimensions: Base diameter approx. 110–125 mm; height approx. 90–110 mm depending on protective cover modification
Weight: Approximately 0.45–0.6 kg
Remote Transmission Error: Not more than ±0.5°
Temperature-Related Error: Not more than 0.1° per each 10 °C
Operating Conditions: Moisture-protected design, operation under aircraft vibration conditions
Clarification Note: Not to be confused with ID-6 pressure sensor, drawing 9Zh2.329.000
Technical Documentation: Product passport / heading system documentation

All shipments are carried out from our international warehouse in Dubai (UAE), as well as from our partners’ remote warehouses.

In Stock — items available in stock at the Dubai warehouse are dispatched within 5–10 business days after receiving 100% prepayment.

Remote Stock — items available at our partners’ remote warehouses are supplied within an average of 30–45 business days after receiving 100% prepayment.

Pre-Order — made-to-order products are manufactured and delivered within an average of 45–60 business days. Payment terms: 50% advance payment to start production, with the remaining 50% paid before dispatch from the Dubai warehouse after full readiness for shipment.

Returns & Changes (Restocking Fee)
For selected items, a RESTOCKING FEE of 10% may apply in case of return, order cancellation, or changes to the order specifications. This condition applies only to certain products and is confirmed at the order approval stage.

Warranty
All products are covered by a standard 6-month warranty.
Extended warranty is available upon request and is agreed individually; it may affect the final product price.

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