PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-463
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 463
JUNE 1991
Commo Equipment.±.
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Cushicn ItemS
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Dear
Editor,
Cushioning sensitive commo or electronic gear Tor transpoR
to the maintenance shop Is a must so that a minor ±pair job
won't turn Into a major repair job.
Most of the time ²Fs hard to find old mattresSs or blanke³
when it's time to make a run to the maintenance shop. We keep
some 1-Ln foam rubber´ HµN
9320-00±232-2474,
on hand to
cushion our commo equipment In back of the vehicle¶ ·hat way
the equipment is protected and we can use the foam rubber
over again.
58th
¸ght
Equip
ment
Mainte
nance
(Edi
tor's not
e-
Th
nks
for
tHe
F
Bragg´ NC
tip
On
pro
tect
ing
equI
pm
ent
during
tran
Spo
rt.
You
Can
al±o
cu±
Hion
your eQ
Uipm
ent
by
wra
pping it in
bUbble
pac
King
m
ateri
al,
NSN
81²5
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Clo
tHing or
an²t
H³ng
tHat ll
pad
tHe
gear´ THenµ pUt
tHe
Cus
Hion
ed
Item
in a box or
Cont
ainer
t
Help
prot
ect It
dUring
tHe
ride
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AN/TSC·85B Patch Panel Cable
H
ere aRe the NSNs foR the
cables and lOOping pLugs FoR
tHe AN±SC-85²
Satellite
COmmunicatIOn³ TeRminal's
baseb´nd patch panel.
µRdeR tHe LOOping plugs
F¶Om S9E using CAG· 82389
anD paRt nUmbeR¸
ITem
Cal, 12 inchs Long,
sMg²³´ 3-onductor
CabLµ, ¶2incH³sLong,
dUaL· ¸ONu¹tor
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