PS Magazine - JULY 1985
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 392
JULY 1985
Befre you lock Up yoUr shelter and
leave it untiL the next operation, give it
some air.
SeaLed up, the rig is airtight± Con-
densation frming Fom temperature
cHanges can do as mUch damage to your
gear as a shower ²om a water hose.
I³ you're parking the shelter inside,
keep the door, ´oor drain and loUver
covers open.
Parking outside? µeave the louvers
open but close the door and drain.
OpEn the shelter door daiLy, too, to get
rid o³ moist air.
Keep vehicle tailgates down± That
stops water Fom accumuLating inside
cargo areas¶and maybe inside your
sheLter.
MX-670± .
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HEY, mAN& UnlL
yo1e ³O 5WrGhi´µ
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Without a per·ct matcH
between
radio and antenna you¸ll get re´ected
power± That can burn Up yoUr receiver¹
transmitterº
I³
yoUr
AN/VRC»12»series
radio
won¸t automatically switch its
¾x¿ÀÁÂÁ
matching Unit to the right Fequency,
do it yoursel³±
µook fr the S 1 switch at the base
o³ the
¾xÃÀÁÂÁÄ
¼ocate the range fr
the Fequency you¸re Using and tUrn
the switch clockwise to
that range.
Just fllow
the arrow on
the Unit.
That s½ould pUt you back in bUsiness¾
fr now.
Once your Mission is over, tho, call
your repairman to troubleshoot your
radio system.
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