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The IN-4 is an aircraft zero indicator used in automatic flight control systems of Mi-8 and Mi-17 family helicopters. In the AP-34B autopilot suite, it gives a visual indication of signal deviation in the control channels. The instrument shows how far the monitored signal has moved from its neutral reference position, allowing the crew or maintenance personnel to see whether the relevant channel is balanced or displaced. It does not generate control commands and does not correct the aircraft attitude by itself; it is an indicating instrument within the autopilot control chain.
The IN-4 responds to changes in input current and moves its pointer according to the signal applied to the instrument. This makes it useful for monitoring deviations in autopilot circuits during operation or checks. In practical terms, the indicator helps show whether a channel is close to its neutral condition or whether there is a visible offset. This is important in systems where sensors, amplifiers and executive circuits must work together. A pointer deviation may guide the crew or technicians toward a channel that needs attention.
Within the AP-34B system, the IN-4 is connected with stabilization and control circuits. It may be used to observe signal behavior linked to autopilot channels, sensors, amplifier blocks and downstream executive elements. Since the AP-34B system works through several control loops, visual indication can be useful during adjustment, fault isolation and system monitoring. The IN-4 does not replace electrical measurement equipment, but it gives a quick cockpit-level reference of whether the monitored signal is centered or shifted.
The IN-4 is installed on the cockpit instrument panel as part of the helicopter’s flight-control equipment. Because it is a crew-visible instrument, readability and pointer movement are important. The glass, scale, pointer, case, mounting and electrical connections should remain in good condition. A weak movement, sticking pointer, unstable indication or damaged face can create misleading information even if the connected autopilot channel is functioning correctly. For this reason, inspection of the IN-4 includes both external condition and electrical response.
The indicator operates from the aircraft DC supply and reacts to small control currents. The pointer movement depends on the applied current, with defined values for start-up and full deflection. These parameters are important during bench checks and troubleshooting. Since the instrument works with low-level signals, connector condition and wiring quality matter. Poor contact, contamination, mechanical wear or incorrect power supply can affect pointer behavior and make the instrument appear faulty or cause it to display an incorrect channel condition.
The IN-4 is used on Mi-8, Mi-8T, Mi-8MT, Mi-8AMT, Mi-17 and related helicopters equipped with AP-34B automatic flight control systems. Its role is tied to the autopilot and stabilization equipment rather than to general cockpit indication. Before replacement, the exact installation should be checked against the helicopter parts catalog and AP-34B documentation. Similar small cockpit instruments may look alike, but the IN-4 must be selected by designation, electrical characteristics, mounting format and system connection.
In documents and spare-parts requests, the instrument may appear as IN-4, IN4 or ИН-4. These notations usually refer to the same zero indicator, but the marking on the unit and manufacturer passport should still be checked before supply. The IN-4 is aviation technical equipment and may be supplied new, from storage, repaired, overhauled or serviceable depending on availability. For aircraft installation, passport documentation, manufacturer certification, service records and technical condition are normally checked before acceptance.
Product Type: Zero indicator
Designation: IN-4
Cyrillic Designation: ИН-4
Alternative Designations: IN4, IN-4, ИН-4
Function: Visual indication of control signal deviations in the autopilot system
Application / Where Used: AP-34B automatic flight control and stabilization channels
System / Installation Area: Cockpit instrument panel; autopilot indication circuits
Compatible Aircraft / Equipment: Mi-8, Mi-8T, Mi-8MT, Mi-8AMT, Mi-17 and related variants depending on AP-34B installation
System Role: Monitoring of signal deviation from neutral reference position in autopilot channels
Associated Equipment: AP-34B autopilot, sensors, amplification blocks and executive control circuits
Operating Principle: Pointer indication based on input current variation
Full Deflection Current: 300 ±50 μA
Pointer Movement Current, Downwards: 10 μA
Pointer Start-Up Current: Not more than 0.02 mA
Power Supply: 27 V DC
Mounting: Cockpit instrument panel
Weight: Not more than 0.45 kg
Precious Metals Content: Gold approx. 0.223 g; silver approx. 0.386 g
Category: Aviation technical equipment / autopilot indication instrument
Condition: As applicable
Technical Documentation: Manufacturer passport / certification documentation
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Returns & Changes (Restocking Fee)
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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.
The IN-4 is an aircraft zero indicator used in automatic flight control systems of Mi-8 and Mi-17 family helicopters. In the AP-34B autopilot suite, it gives a visual indication of signal deviation in the control channels. The instrument shows how far the monitored signal has moved from its neutral reference position, allowing the crew or maintenance personnel to see whether the relevant channel is balanced or displaced. It does not generate control commands and does not correct the aircraft attitude by itself; it is an indicating instrument within the autopilot control chain.
The IN-4 responds to changes in input current and moves its pointer according to the signal applied to the instrument. This makes it useful for monitoring deviations in autopilot circuits during operation or checks. In practical terms, the indicator helps show whether a channel is close to its neutral condition or whether there is a visible offset. This is important in systems where sensors, amplifiers and executive circuits must work together. A pointer deviation may guide the crew or technicians toward a channel that needs attention.
Within the AP-34B system, the IN-4 is connected with stabilization and control circuits. It may be used to observe signal behavior linked to autopilot channels, sensors, amplifier blocks and downstream executive elements. Since the AP-34B system works through several control loops, visual indication can be useful during adjustment, fault isolation and system monitoring. The IN-4 does not replace electrical measurement equipment, but it gives a quick cockpit-level reference of whether the monitored signal is centered or shifted.
The IN-4 is installed on the cockpit instrument panel as part of the helicopter’s flight-control equipment. Because it is a crew-visible instrument, readability and pointer movement are important. The glass, scale, pointer, case, mounting and electrical connections should remain in good condition. A weak movement, sticking pointer, unstable indication or damaged face can create misleading information even if the connected autopilot channel is functioning correctly. For this reason, inspection of the IN-4 includes both external condition and electrical response.
The indicator operates from the aircraft DC supply and reacts to small control currents. The pointer movement depends on the applied current, with defined values for start-up and full deflection. These parameters are important during bench checks and troubleshooting. Since the instrument works with low-level signals, connector condition and wiring quality matter. Poor contact, contamination, mechanical wear or incorrect power supply can affect pointer behavior and make the instrument appear faulty or cause it to display an incorrect channel condition.
The IN-4 is used on Mi-8, Mi-8T, Mi-8MT, Mi-8AMT, Mi-17 and related helicopters equipped with AP-34B automatic flight control systems. Its role is tied to the autopilot and stabilization equipment rather than to general cockpit indication. Before replacement, the exact installation should be checked against the helicopter parts catalog and AP-34B documentation. Similar small cockpit instruments may look alike, but the IN-4 must be selected by designation, electrical characteristics, mounting format and system connection.
In documents and spare-parts requests, the instrument may appear as IN-4, IN4 or ИН-4. These notations usually refer to the same zero indicator, but the marking on the unit and manufacturer passport should still be checked before supply. The IN-4 is aviation technical equipment and may be supplied new, from storage, repaired, overhauled or serviceable depending on availability. For aircraft installation, passport documentation, manufacturer certification, service records and technical condition are normally checked before acceptance.
Product Type: Zero indicator
Designation: IN-4
Cyrillic Designation: ИН-4
Alternative Designations: IN4, IN-4, ИН-4
Function: Visual indication of control signal deviations in the autopilot system
Application / Where Used: AP-34B automatic flight control and stabilization channels
System / Installation Area: Cockpit instrument panel; autopilot indication circuits
Compatible Aircraft / Equipment: Mi-8, Mi-8T, Mi-8MT, Mi-8AMT, Mi-17 and related variants depending on AP-34B installation
System Role: Monitoring of signal deviation from neutral reference position in autopilot channels
Associated Equipment: AP-34B autopilot, sensors, amplification blocks and executive control circuits
Operating Principle: Pointer indication based on input current variation
Full Deflection Current: 300 ±50 μA
Pointer Movement Current, Downwards: 10 μA
Pointer Start-Up Current: Not more than 0.02 mA
Power Supply: 27 V DC
Mounting: Cockpit instrument panel
Weight: Not more than 0.45 kg
Precious Metals Content: Gold approx. 0.223 g; silver approx. 0.386 g
Category: Aviation technical equipment / autopilot indication instrument
Condition: As applicable
Technical Documentation: Manufacturer passport / certification 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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