PS Magazine - AUGUST 1982
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 357
AUGUST 1982
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Drop the Accent
Leave the AM-1780 audio frequency
volume, which
ampliFier's INT ACCENT switch
seem louder.
O±±.
Keeping
²
the accent switch O±±
Turn
helps insure you³´´ pick up those faiRt
it off
mJ
radio transmissions.
.
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ti
Maybe the prob´em is too much
trafFic througH your CVC helµet. You
can cont¶o´ som· of that with the
Some manuals, like the Chaparral¸s
TM 9¹1425-586-10 and new TM 9-
1425º1586»10, say turn it ON¼ No
µore, according to the headshed.
The switch doesn½t rea´´y µake the
intercoµ ´ouder. It drops the ¶adio
contro´ box switch¼
If you don½t need to get radio trafFic
for instance, set it to INT ONLY¾
l
L±
-
±²³
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6-±²³
·
large sizes. A snug Fit can he´p ho´d out
dis¿racting vehicle noises.
cente¶ postionÀ
gives you
Then, Use the chin st¶aP to snug it intercom and radio t¶affic, bUt ´eaves
even more and Ho´d it in position.
the
Á
mike unkeyed. An open mÂÃe
Ä´ace the mic¶ophone as c´ose to
magnifies the noises a¶oUnd you.
Make Con
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ta
!
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²
T
±²³´
=³´µ
µl
Keep contacts snug and c´ean, too.
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Disconnecting the CVC he´met from
Å
Æhe contro´ box when you'¶e through
instead of at the Breakaway wi´l he´p
keep the connection clean and dry.
Store your CVC in a clean and dry
p´ace, tÇo.
±ina´´y, if you see a tarnished conÈ
tact, run
a
rubber eraser over it. That½´´
L.´µ_\
briGhten things ¶ight up.
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