OP-755 Part 2 Pages 197-401 - Personal Page of GENE SLOVER
OP-755 Part 2 Pages 197-401 - Personal Page of GENE SLOVER
OP-755 Part 2 Pages 197-401 - Personal Page of GENE SLOVER
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TURRET TRAIN ORDER LOWER GEAR BRACKET<br />
41. The turret train order lower gear bracket) shown<br />
on drawing number 232404, functions to transmit turret train<br />
order from the vertical shaft from the turret train order selector<br />
clutch to a horizontal shaft to the turret train operator's<br />
handwheel bracket. The coupling connecting this gear<br />
bracket shaft to the handwheel bracket is this extent <strong>of</strong> the<br />
sight design. This bracket is connected to the left gun girder<br />
at the turret train operator's station and consists <strong>of</strong> a<br />
phosphor bronze casting, ball bearing fitted to support the<br />
. spiral bevel gears.<br />
SIGHT HOOD ASSEMBLIES<br />
42. The sight hood as semblies, drawings number 231173<br />
to 231176, are all similar. The like parts <strong>of</strong> each hood are<br />
identical except the sight hoods which vary as to pointer's,<br />
trainer's, opposite hand, and as to provision <strong>of</strong> space for<br />
larger right than left. deflection <strong>of</strong> the telescope. There is<br />
also different arrangement <strong>of</strong> door operating mechanism in that<br />
it is above the telescope at the pointer's station and below<br />
the telescope at the trainer's. .The parts <strong>of</strong> the sight hood<br />
are the sight hood, sight hood door, bloomer, bloomer coI Lar'<br />
and frame, and door operating mechanism. The sight ;hood, a<br />
special steel casting, is mounted on the turret armor over the<br />
sight ports. Hinged to the' sight hood is a buLLetpr-c<strong>of</strong> steel<br />
-doo r operated by a double screw and link door operating mechanism<br />
which functions to open and close .the door, retain it<br />
open, and clamp it shut. The sight hood bloomer is fastened<br />
to the sight hood by a frame and to the telescope by a collar<br />
and lashing. This bloomer provides a weather and gas seal for<br />
the opening and is designed with a slit to permit wiping <strong>of</strong><br />
the objective lens.<br />
SIGHT SETTER'S CLUTCH WARNING CIRCUIT<br />
43. The sight setter's clutch warning circuit shown on<br />
sketch no. 95204 consists <strong>of</strong> an arrangement <strong>of</strong> two switches<br />
and two signal lights functioning to indicate to each sight<br />
setter the position <strong>of</strong> the other sight setter's sight angle<br />
synchronizing clutch. The switch is mounted on the clutch<br />
case with a plunger in the way <strong>of</strong> and actua ted by the clutch<br />
control lever. The switch is a normally open single throw<br />
type switch and each switch is in circuit with a signal light<br />
in the opposite sight setter's compartment so that the light<br />
is on when the clutch is engaged.<br />
TELESC<strong>OP</strong>E, MARK 66<br />
44. The Telescope, Mark 66, shown<br />
217427, is used at all sight stations.<br />
prisma tic, fixed power, single eyepiece<br />
on drawing number<br />
It is <strong>of</strong> the fixed<br />
type, containing a