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Navigation and Landing System
The Kurs MP-70 is the standard navigation and landing radio set fitted to most Soviet-built airliners and military transports from the late 1970s through the 1990s. The Kurs MP-70 picks up VOR for en route navigation and ILS or SP-50 for precision approaches. Rated for Cat IIIa minimums. The Litera 13 variant is identified by the marking on the data plate of the main receiver case. Match this against your aircraft's parts catalog before ordering. Mixed-Litera installations are not technically blocked but generate questions during certification audits.
Cat IIIa approach capability: 30 ft decision height, 200 m RVR. Three operating modes selectable from the pilot console: VOR en route, localizer-only approach, and full ILS coupling with autopilot. Output signals: 28 V DC discrete, AC sine-wave bearing data, ARINC-style serial on modernized blocks. Built-in test equipment runs the preflight self-check. Detailed diagnostics come out of the maintenance connector on the back of the receiver. The Kurs MP-70 mode-control assembly uses electromechanical relays in original units. Modernized variants moved to solid-state switching, which is worth noting if you are sourcing replacement relay sets for the older boxes.
Original installation list: Tu-154, Il-62, Il-76M, Il-86, Yak-42, An-22, An-24, An-30, An-32, An-124, and the Mi-8MT helicopter (Mi-17 export). Configuration is not identical across all platforms. Antenna placement, indicator type (5-inch HSI for transports, smaller integrated cluster for helicopters), and autopilot interface vary by airframe. A receiver pulled from one platform will not necessarily plug into another without an adapter harness. Confirm the part marking on the unit against your aircraft's documentation before placing an order. We can supply wiring data for most cross-platform conversions if your installation is non-standard.
The Kurs MP-70 family went through several production runs during its service life. Literas 1 through 14 are the main variants seen in the field, with Litera 13 being the most common configuration on late-production Mi-8MT and Tu-154 airframes. Each Litera has its own connector pinout, antenna match, and acceptance documentation.
The Litera number is stamped on the data plate on the side of the main receiver case. Cross-Litera installations are not uncommon in fleets that have been through several overhauls, but they require updated paperwork and complicate audit trails. If your aircraft documentation calls for a specific Litera and you receive a different one, the box may still work but the paperwork chain breaks.
The unit also shows up in some documents as "Курс МП-70" or "Kurs-MP70". Match by part number rather than spelling.
We stock new-old-stock units (boxed, unused, controlled storage) and overhauled cores with current acceptance documentation. Common modules ship within a week: VOR receiver, standard 5-inch indicator heads, mode-control assemblies. Typical turnaround on a Kurs MP-70 receiver overhaul is 2 to 3 weeks if the unit is not damaged beyond standard work. Longer if there is corrosion or impact repair. Exchange-pool arrangements work well for fleet operators with consistent demand: ship a serviceable core in, get a tested replacement out, minimum AOG time. Include the part numbers from your aircraft's logbook in your enquiry. Documentation supplied on request: operations manual 6Г1.000.084 ТО plus airframe-specific schematics.
Technical Details
Product Type: Aircraft navigation and landing system
Function: VOR navigation and ILS / SP-50 landing guidance
Application / Where Used: Aircraft navigation and landing systems
System / Installation Area: Onboard avionics systems
Configuration: Dual (paired) system set
Power Supply:
115 V AC, 400 Hz
36 V AC, 400 Hz
27 V DC
5.5 V DC
Power Consumption:
≤ 180 VA (115 V AC)
≤ 25 VA (36 V AC)
≤ 15 W (27 V DC)
≤ 10 W (5.5 V DC)
Total Weight: ≤ 40 kg
Dimensions (Monoblock): 532 × 339 × 274 mm
VOR Receiver:
Frequency Range: 108.00–117.95 MHz
Channels: 160
Sensitivity: ≤ 5 µV
Azimuth Error (Manual): ≤ 1°
Azimuth Error (Automatic): ≤ 1.5°
Course Measurement Error: ≤ 2°
ILS Localizer Receiver:
Frequency Range: 108.10–111.795 MHz
Channels: 40
Sensitivity: ≤ 5 µV
Centering Error (150 µA): ≤ ±4 µA
Centering Error (250 µA): ≤ ±7 µA
ILS Glide Path Receiver:
Frequency Range: 329.15–335.50 MHz
Channels: 40
Sensitivity: ≤ 10 µV
Centering Error (150 µA): ≤ ±5 µA
Centering Error (250 µA): ≤ ±8 µA
Marker Receiver:
Frequency: 75 MHz ±0.0075
Sensitivity (Navigation Mode): ≥ 0.15 mV
Sensitivity (Landing Mode): ≥ 1 ± 0.4 mV
Operating Conditions:
Temperature: −60 to +60 °C
Humidity: up to 98% at +40 °C
Altitude: up to 25,000 m
Scope of Supply (Paired Set):
UNP 2.003.069-01M (2 units)
SK 2.216.219-02 (2 units)
PU 3.624.561-02
SR 2.216.217-02
Main Frame 4.138.447
V-502 Rectifier 3.215.546
BVK 2.761.589
RPM-70 2.024.065
RPM-70 Frame 4.138.204
VO-029 (2 units)
Compliance: RTCA standards
Technical Documentation: Passport and operation manuals
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.
The Kurs MP-70 is the standard navigation and landing radio set fitted to most Soviet-built airliners and military transports from the late 1970s through the 1990s. The Kurs MP-70 picks up VOR for en route navigation and ILS or SP-50 for precision approaches. Rated for Cat IIIa minimums. The Litera 13 variant is identified by the marking on the data plate of the main receiver case. Match this against your aircraft's parts catalog before ordering. Mixed-Litera installations are not technically blocked but generate questions during certification audits.
Cat IIIa approach capability: 30 ft decision height, 200 m RVR. Three operating modes selectable from the pilot console: VOR en route, localizer-only approach, and full ILS coupling with autopilot. Output signals: 28 V DC discrete, AC sine-wave bearing data, ARINC-style serial on modernized blocks. Built-in test equipment runs the preflight self-check. Detailed diagnostics come out of the maintenance connector on the back of the receiver. The Kurs MP-70 mode-control assembly uses electromechanical relays in original units. Modernized variants moved to solid-state switching, which is worth noting if you are sourcing replacement relay sets for the older boxes.
Original installation list: Tu-154, Il-62, Il-76M, Il-86, Yak-42, An-22, An-24, An-30, An-32, An-124, and the Mi-8MT helicopter (Mi-17 export). Configuration is not identical across all platforms. Antenna placement, indicator type (5-inch HSI for transports, smaller integrated cluster for helicopters), and autopilot interface vary by airframe. A receiver pulled from one platform will not necessarily plug into another without an adapter harness. Confirm the part marking on the unit against your aircraft's documentation before placing an order. We can supply wiring data for most cross-platform conversions if your installation is non-standard.
The Kurs MP-70 family went through several production runs during its service life. Literas 1 through 14 are the main variants seen in the field, with Litera 13 being the most common configuration on late-production Mi-8MT and Tu-154 airframes. Each Litera has its own connector pinout, antenna match, and acceptance documentation.
The Litera number is stamped on the data plate on the side of the main receiver case. Cross-Litera installations are not uncommon in fleets that have been through several overhauls, but they require updated paperwork and complicate audit trails. If your aircraft documentation calls for a specific Litera and you receive a different one, the box may still work but the paperwork chain breaks.
The unit also shows up in some documents as "Курс МП-70" or "Kurs-MP70". Match by part number rather than spelling.
We stock new-old-stock units (boxed, unused, controlled storage) and overhauled cores with current acceptance documentation. Common modules ship within a week: VOR receiver, standard 5-inch indicator heads, mode-control assemblies. Typical turnaround on a Kurs MP-70 receiver overhaul is 2 to 3 weeks if the unit is not damaged beyond standard work. Longer if there is corrosion or impact repair. Exchange-pool arrangements work well for fleet operators with consistent demand: ship a serviceable core in, get a tested replacement out, minimum AOG time. Include the part numbers from your aircraft's logbook in your enquiry. Documentation supplied on request: operations manual 6Г1.000.084 ТО plus airframe-specific schematics.
Technical Details
Product Type: Aircraft navigation and landing system
Function: VOR navigation and ILS / SP-50 landing guidance
Application / Where Used: Aircraft navigation and landing systems
System / Installation Area: Onboard avionics systems
Configuration: Dual (paired) system set
Power Supply:
115 V AC, 400 Hz
36 V AC, 400 Hz
27 V DC
5.5 V DC
Power Consumption:
≤ 180 VA (115 V AC)
≤ 25 VA (36 V AC)
≤ 15 W (27 V DC)
≤ 10 W (5.5 V DC)
Total Weight: ≤ 40 kg
Dimensions (Monoblock): 532 × 339 × 274 mm
VOR Receiver:
Frequency Range: 108.00–117.95 MHz
Channels: 160
Sensitivity: ≤ 5 µV
Azimuth Error (Manual): ≤ 1°
Azimuth Error (Automatic): ≤ 1.5°
Course Measurement Error: ≤ 2°
ILS Localizer Receiver:
Frequency Range: 108.10–111.795 MHz
Channels: 40
Sensitivity: ≤ 5 µV
Centering Error (150 µA): ≤ ±4 µA
Centering Error (250 µA): ≤ ±7 µA
ILS Glide Path Receiver:
Frequency Range: 329.15–335.50 MHz
Channels: 40
Sensitivity: ≤ 10 µV
Centering Error (150 µA): ≤ ±5 µA
Centering Error (250 µA): ≤ ±8 µA
Marker Receiver:
Frequency: 75 MHz ±0.0075
Sensitivity (Navigation Mode): ≥ 0.15 mV
Sensitivity (Landing Mode): ≥ 1 ± 0.4 mV
Operating Conditions:
Temperature: −60 to +60 °C
Humidity: up to 98% at +40 °C
Altitude: up to 25,000 m
Scope of Supply (Paired Set):
UNP 2.003.069-01M (2 units)
SK 2.216.219-02 (2 units)
PU 3.624.561-02
SR 2.216.217-02
Main Frame 4.138.447
V-502 Rectifier 3.215.546
BVK 2.761.589
RPM-70 2.024.065
RPM-70 Frame 4.138.204
VO-029 (2 units)
Compliance: RTCA standards
Technical Documentation: Passport and operation manuals
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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