PS Magazine - AUGUST 1984
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 381
AUGUST 1984
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Connection Protection
Now you 're ready to get Down to
business. ±on't mess it alL up with a
sloppy connection.
First, make sure youR connector has
its 0-Ring. A smooth and snug connec²
tion is tough without it.
0-R²ng ²n
place?
Smooth the way even moRe with a
Light coat of siLicone on the RubbeR.
±on't get any on the contacts, tho. If
you do, wipe it off ASAP.
Now, check your connectoR and re²
ceptacles for keys and keyways. Be
sure you mate them be³re making your
connection.
groove, the connectoR will move foR²
waRd and seat itself.
When it´s seatedµ tu¶ the knuRled
poRtion to the Right and tUg·on the con¸
nectoR, not the cord, of couRse. That in¹
ºuRes a pRoper hookup»
To disconnectµ tuRn the plug cOunter²
clockwise with a steaDy foRwaRd
pRessure until it's loose.
¼f you have a headset with a
bReakaway connectoR, make sure it
wiLl. If it doesn't come apart easily, the
coRd may snap instead.
BY keeping all these tips in mind, you
can keep youR accessoRies ready to go.
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Coverup Gives "ExtRa± PrOtecTiOn.
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Give yo½R AN /V¾C¿12¿seRies ReceiveR¿transmitteRs and
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A¿312 telephoneº
a PM edge with pRotEctive capº.
NeitheR are RequiReÀ by the TM Áº. But both can head o the diRt and moiºtuRe
damage that puts you out oÃf commiººion.
RT aud³o connector
Sight SaVer
A Light touch now on both ends of
youR AN /TVS¿2 night vision sight can
ºave a tRip to support later.
First, easy does it when making a
ReticLe intensity adjustment. Stop tu¶Ä
ing when the knob Does. Twisting it fuR²
theR just bReaks inside wiRing.
AUG ³4
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Ån the otheR endµ neveR muÆcLe tHe
boresight coveR on oR oÇf. Èou
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break
either the rivets on the sight or Ruin the
ºLotº on the coveR.
SuppoRt RepLaces the rivets. If you
can't repaiR the sLots, replace the coveR.
That insuRes safety fÉR the sight.
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