PS Magazine - MARCH 1984
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 376
MARCH 1984
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Dear Editor,
ProtectIng transmitting set target boards used in TOW and Dragon
training is a problem.
The boards are damaged in transit and in storage. So is the target
source.
We've cut down the damage consIderably with fabrIcated canvas
covers .
.. which are kept on whenever the boards are not in u±e.
We also added a foam pad that we enclosed in canvas over the area
of the target source.
The only materials needed A²re cotton duck canvas and the f³am
padding.
Each board needs approximately 3 square yards of canvas and a
12
x
16-in foam pad.
Canvas can be ordered with NSN 8305-00-170-3882,
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which Gets
you a 36
x
3µ-in piece. Request 3 pieces for each cover you need.
Il
20
MA 8
¶·t a doze¸ foam pads with NSN 813¹-0¹-14º-9746»
Units or their f¼iendly post canvas shop ca½ stitcH the coV·r
togethe¾ using the following sKetch:
-±42"²³
Front
We also made a ca¿¼ying case
for the cabl· as±embli·± that atÀ
tacH to the power ±upply cables
(NSN 6920-0¹-454-8259 and 6920Á
00-453-9197)»
We used the ±ame ca½va±, plus
a 26-in caÂying strap made from
webbing, NSN 8305-00-263-2479»
The NSN gets you a Ã6-in st¼ip.
The dimensions are as follows:
SS¶ R»
F.
Äage½
CSMÅ C, Roche±te¼, NY
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