PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-434
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 434
JANUARY 1989
WD· 1 Wire PM .±²
SsION
Less than fur splices in
³/2
mile oF
.wIRe is OK fR mission Use as long as
the electrical resistance checks out±
WD-1 shoUld show no more tHan 200²
230 ohms per mile at 70°³´
³ouR or more splices means tµe wirE
can be Used ¶R tRaining only, oR thaT
it's Ready fR disposal±
You can use wiRe tags to puT on the
spool or reel oF wire to give you a
ready Re·Rence as to TµE conditIon oF
the wire±
NSN's fR the tags wiT¸ tie¹on wIrEs
are:
TAGS
NSn 9905·00·537·
ºse local SOP as youR guide F»R
±
±²
²³´µ¶
³
·
J¸¹º
»¼
¼
½¾
½¾¿¿
¿¿
±
¿
À
dUmpÀgunÁMvÂÃbÄ
wire±
Red
8954
Yellow
8955
AÅTERwaRÆs, dependiÇg on ITs condIÈ
Tion, yoU reuse it ¶R a mission oR fR
TRainIng pURposes, or you ÆUmp iT±
ÉF the wiRe is on a spool oR reel, only
tµe spooÊ oR REEl is RecovERabÊe±
Ëou caÇ get Rid oF yoUR WDÌÍ by
tHe Bundle,
Bag oR Rolʱ
ÉnsTEad oF
measURing ThE wIRe, weig¸ IT±
ÎacH
mile Is 48 poUnÆs±
Ét's disposeÆ oF tµRoUgH yoUR Êocal
DEFensE
ÏeUtÐlizaTIoÇ
anÆ
ÑanageÒ
menT OÓFice±
LOOk fOr cuts,
breaks whe±
c²ea±i±g wire
AFtER ÔDÕÍ is useÆ, sERvIcE IT±
ÉF the wIRe Has insuÖation skinnEÆ o×F
fR 3 inches oR less, bUT t¸E wiRE Is noT
broken, coveR the exposed wire wiTh
electRicaÊ tapE, NSN 5970Ø00Ù2Ú0Û
0620Ü
ÉF The insUlaTion oR wIRE damage Is
more than 3 inches, cut oUt tHE damÝ
aged wiRe and spÊice it±
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ÉF the wire is bRokEn, splice iT± ÞhEn
I
.³³ the± wrap with i±sulatIO± tape
i
wßap
iT wiTH insulaTIon
tapE,
NSN
à970-00á644¹3Í67´
Þµe nUmbeR oF splicEs anÆ tµe REsisâ
Tance oF The wiRE telÊ you tµE condition
oF tµe wiRe±
JAN 89
´µEM
RL·159(¶eel O±ly)
RL·159WD·1A
RL-159¸D·1
RL·159¸D·1A
MX·¹06WD·1A
MX·306¸D·1
MX·306WD·1A
DRº8 (ree² O±²y»
DR·8WD·1A
D¼·8¸D·1
D¼·8¸D·1A
¸D-1
JAN 89
G¶ee±
8956
Wh½te
8957
ºse ³Ñ 24-20 (DEc 85), ãäeld Wire
and
³ield
CablE
ÞecHniques±
Étås
ÊoadeÆ witH tips on how to lay, RecoveR
and splice Field wiRe±
LEnGTH
2 KilOmeters (6,562 Ft³)
1 MIle (5,280 Ft³)
1 Mile (5,280 Ft³»
1 KIlometer (3,2¾1 Ft¿»
´
M½²e (2,640 FtÀ)
´
MI²e (2,640 Ft.)
´
KI²Ometer (1,640³5 FtÁ)
µ¶¸
MIle (1,3Â0 FtÃ)
¹
MIle (1,320 Ft³)
2% MIles (13,200 Ft³)
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8130·00· 17 4·0¾12
6145º01º155º4256
6145º00º243º8466
6145-01-047º4344
6145·01·155Ä4257
6145·00·160·7795
6145·01·041·9989
8130·00·407-7859
6145·01·155·4258
6145º00·226·8812
6145·01·047º43Å5
6145º00·220·9933
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