PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-432
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 432
NOVEMBER 1988
AH-1 SeriEs .±²
Coax Cable Care
when you're up in the air is that your
fel gage Is
³00
percent accurate.
±F you run out oF ²el
200
³et up,
you can't just pull over to the side and
wave down another Flyer ´r a liFt to
the nearest µUeL statIon¶
So be extra carefl when you're
working around the µueL quantity trans-
mitter. Never step on it, bump It, or
even touch it unless you have to·
That goes FOr the coaxiaL cabLes ¸om
the transmitter to the fel gage.
±F you steP on 'em or benD 'em too
shaRp, you
'II
Flatten the cable and ruin
It.
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it soonest.
Never try to sPlice it back together
or replace it yourselF.
a
spliced coax
caBle shorts out easy unless it's done
exactLy the way it say¹ In
TM 55´³500´
µ2µ´24¶
NOV 88
Dear Sergeant S.J.M.,
Dear
Windy,
fusion in
'
some coN
There s
uR hydraulic
our unit about o
ds
Some of
.
nEe stan
·
maMtena
're lifting
de
v
ices
us say they
load-tested
and ±hould be
they're
•
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Others say
period²ca
Y
±
.
d don't
not lift
I
ng
de
v
•
±:
e
²³
ed
³ What
need to be 1oa
do yoU say?
S J M
SFC
±
±
±
No need to load test 'em. TB
·¸¹º»·¼
does not define hydraulic
maintenance s±ands as lIing devices, so they don't have to be load-tested.
But they do have load li²its that you never exceed³ The BL maintenance
pla´orm, for EamPleµ has a load caPaci¶Y of
½ºº
Pounds. So make sure you
know and observe the load limits for your unit·s stands and Pla´orms.
P
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