PS Magazine - OCTOBER 1981
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 347
OCTOBER 1981
Safe/arm
lever
Motor-safe
switch
You can beat the cold and a frozen-
soLid swItch by TapIng some clear
plas±Ic over the lever pocke±.
·
²ape ³Pe plas±Ic to the mIssIle wIth
pressure sensIt´ve ±ape NSN
7510-±±²
926µ8939. ²hose NSN's should get
you enough ta¶e and plastIc to
·
do a
ba±talIon.
²He clear plas±Ic by day and ¸he
reflec±or tape allow you ±o see the
lever's posI±Ion (safe or arm) as well as
±o keep Ice and snow FroM freezIng
around ±¹e handle anD blo±tIng I± from
vIew.
26
81·±MM mortaR Ice Pads
SRr W'T HACI<
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•
ºIll enough canvas bags wI±h
;»nOw to make a platform for the
²
basepla±e. ¼ne layer of bags Is enough½
²he blas± from y¾Ur ¿À9ÁserIes 81Â
¿¿ mortar can snap shocks and craCk
±he baseplate when the mortar's
emplaced on frozen ground.
So, you've go± to cushIon the
baseplate. YoU can do It In one of 3
easy ways, or come Up wI±h some±hIng
better on your own, dependIng on
wha±'s avaIlable½
•
Ãut a brush mattIng under the
basepla±e. Never go overboard, tho.
²wo layers of small tree lImbs or
bushes Is all you need½ ²oo mUch Äan
cause the baseplate to slIde.
•
Åf I±'s handy, fIll bags wIth dry
sand .Æ. agaIn, just enough bags to make
a pla±form fÇr the baseplate½
¼ne o±her caut´on: Never touch any
of thE exposed mortar metal w´th yoÈr
bare hands½ Åf you doÉ you'll get an
´nstant weld and a serIous, paInful
InJuryÊ
CA³ouflage
´Epaiµ PAµts
Put a bru²h
matting under
the baseplate
Ënow ÌatteRn ÍaξUflaGe ÏÍreens
taKe A BeatInG ÐRoÎ wÑnteR st¾RmsÒ
Óere' Re s¾me ÌarÔs ÕÖU×lØneeÙ Ô¾ KeeÌ
Úem Ñn toÌ shaÌÛÜ
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Radar Scattering ±epair Kit, Snow
²adar ScatTering Cloth, Snow
Radar ³´ansPa´eNt CLotHµ Snow
BaTteN Sp´EadE´, SnoW
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