Ejection Seat Survival Kit

SURVIVAL KIT

NSN 1680-01-065-6644 / CNU-129/P SURVIVAL KIT

 

The CNU-129/P Survival Kit Container has been designated for use in the B-52 D/G/H and the Second Generation F-5 and T-38 aircraft ejection seats. The container assembly is a compact, functionally integrated unit designed to provide the aircrew member with immediately available survival equipment after emergency abandonment of the aircraft. At the option of the crewmember, the survival kit may be either manually or automatically deployed.

 

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F-5 AND T-38 VARIATIONS

025-750000-5 / NSN 1680-01-065-6644 COMPATIBILITY

The Ejection Seat Survival Kit is also known as The Rigid Seat Survival Kit and is most frequently searched for by the following Part Numbers: NSN 1680-01-065-6644 / CNU-129/P Survival Kit / 025-750000-5. Formworks Plastics is the manufacturer supplying these critical components.

Earlier configurations (-1, -3) may be upgraded to the current (-5) configuration. Upgrading will not effect fit,form or function of the ejection seat, but will provide a number of safety advantages. Contact us for specifics.

LEADING PARTICULARS FOR THE CONTAINER ASSEMBLY ARE:

  • Manual Deployment: Via Emergency Release Handle
  • Automatic Deployment: Via Parachute Deployment Sensing Mechanism
  • Automatic Deployment Time: 4 seconds after parachute deployment
  • Method of Attachment to Parachute Harness: Via Quick Disconnects
  • Life Raft Inflation: CO2 bottle activated by gravity snap action of the kit lanyard (dropline) stowed inside container lid

 

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SURVIVAL KIT FAQ’S

NSN 1680-01-065-6644 Q&A’S

 

Formworks Plastics wants to make your purchase of the NSN 1680-01-065-6644 Ejection Seat Survival Kit as easy as possible. We have prepared a list of the most common questions