Named after an Aztec deity, Quetzalcoatlus was the largest flying creature ever to be found. With an impressive wingspan of almost forty feet, this reptile also had a long neck, head and legs which each measured close to ten feet in length. Covered in a light fur, this reptile was built like a bird, equipped with hollow bones and sturdy wings for flight with the ability to skim waters for food.
Despite its size, Quetzalcoatlus probably only weighed a few hundred pounds. - Fun Fact : At the elbow, the wings of Quetzalcoatlus were about ten inches thick. - Scientific Name : Quetzalcoatlus - Conservation Status : Extinct (EX) This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5905-00-076-4114, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
| material | STEEL |
| body_style | CYLINDRICAL BUSHING MOUNTED |
| body_length | 5.300 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| construction | ONE-PIECE |
| actuator_type | SINGLE SHAFT |
| body_diameter | 0.153 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| hole_diameter | 0.656 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| overall_width | 9.000 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| overall_length | 75.0 MILLIMETERS NOMINAL MM |
| mounting_method | THREADED HOLE(S) |
| overall_diameter | 0.188 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| section_quantity | 1 |
| NSN | 5905-00-076-4114 |
| BODY LENGTH | 5.300 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| BODY STYLE | CYLINDRICAL BUSHING MOUNTED |
| SECTION QUANTITY | 1 |
| MOUNTING METHOD | THREADED HOLE(S) |
| TERMINAL TYPE AND QUANTITY | 1 PIN |
| TERMINAL LOCATION | RIGHT ADJACENT SIDE SINGLE ROW LOCATION NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED |
| RELIABILITY INDICATOR | NOT ESTABLISHED |
| BODY DIAMETER | 0.153 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| MOUNTING FACILITY QUANTITY | 1 |
| END ITEM IDENTIFICATION | CONTROL INSTRUMENT VARIABLE DIMMER |