Cessna 172-207 (1980+)
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P/N: RCS-300-2 (R1180002-0)
Most Cessna 172 to 207s post 1980 NSA Center Mount System (excluding 177 and 190/195)
For replacement of Cessna factory center mounted visors in most Cessna 172 to 207 aircraft with a manufacture date of 1980 and newer with a center mounting position.
Does not fit 190/195. For a 177 Cardinal please see RCS-300-5 system.
For a replacement lens reference RCS-200-1 (R1180301-001) Cessna NSA Standard Replacement Lens
This is a standard 2 axis system. If you would like to upgrade to a 3rd axis system, add the 3rd Axis Mod Kit part number R1020000. With this 3rd Axis Mod, the 3rd axis lenses (R1180301-002) are recommended for full articulation at the extreme lens orientation, but are optional.
For a replacement lens reference RCS-200-1 (R1180301-001) Cessna NSA Standard Replacement Lens
This is a standard 2 axis system. If you would like to upgrade to a 3rd axis system, add the 3rd Axis Mod Kit part number R1020000. With this 3rd Axis Mod, the 3rd axis lenses (R1180301-002) are recommended for full articulation at the extreme lens orientation, but are optional.
3rd Axis System
What is the difference between the 2 axis and 3 axis system?
To place an order, please see the links above or you can call or email Rosen Sales department at 800-284-7677 or [email protected]. Office hours are Monday through Friday 7am-4pm Pacific Time Zone. We are located in Eugene, Oregon USA.
- The standard 2 axis visor system will move/adjust in directions similar to a car visor. It will rotate upward to stow, swing to the side window, and slide out on the arm.
- The 3rd axis gives you one additional pivot axis in a downward arc towards your lap. This is useful when more window coverage from the sun is required, and also needed in float planes to move the visors around the V brace.
To place an order, please see the links above or you can call or email Rosen Sales department at 800-284-7677 or [email protected]. Office hours are Monday through Friday 7am-4pm Pacific Time Zone. We are located in Eugene, Oregon USA.
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