PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-494
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 494
JANUARY 1994
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If you leave much of the rod sticking
up, you Leave a hazard. Someone
j
ump-
ing oF a radar oR command post can
b-
come a human shish±Kebab² Your best
bet is to e³theR bury the g´oundµng rod
completely or drive it in out of the
way undeR the equ¶pmeNt·
Dr¸VE Gr
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un
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rod deep and
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Turn the data linK terminal thumb
!
screws ¼
by hand ¼
unti½ they're
¾ snug¿ then STÀPÁ If you fÂrce them
·
you
'11
strip the stud or pop oà the entire
terminalÄ
t
Bury the wires Running between sys-
tems undeR a fÅw inches of dirtÁ Æhis
1±
Keeps peopÇe Èrom tripping over themÉ
t
Æie down terminal coveRs once the
wires a´e hooKed up to shut out moisture
and diRtÊ Æhis maKes Ër clean¿ tight
l
connections²
Making Things Compute
A
Ìw bits and bytes to save youRself
tRoub½eshooting time when you power
up youR Hawk:
t
Íurn the Mode SelecÎ Switches on
the radarsÏ and PCPÏsstandaRd impRoved
micRo computeRs to
0
at shutdown² If
you leave them in the offÐÇine mode¿ the
computeRs will have tRoubÇe integRating
when you staRt operationsÁ
Ñf you do get computer Òults when
you power up, maKe the mode seÇect
switches your fµrst checK·
t
WÓen you finish t´aining with the
integral ope´atoR traineR¿ wait at least
2±
seconds beÈÂRe going tactica½Ô Õf you
switch Right away¿ youR inÈÂ will be Jost
in the tRansÖR¿ which causes computer
fAults·
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