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2 Section Porogrqph 2 c (21 (b) NAVSHIPS further to parallel the load of circuit "C" with
irugrA[[A?'.]l-l A r-fD OFtftATION NAVSHIPS tl) flPlil-1.r,'ir'rii DESIRES TO GUARD ONE lttsr,iL;['i:i:]F,"--. j''i,i ,,a pair of 600 ohm phones into the api_ .{iI)} rai.-' irrik !,i,- e}' B). This connects the phones in parir it'i 'rvith thr' " , r,rrai through" connection. If desirecl, 'i'l rro\i,' the Lr 'i; rriate toggle switch to off to break the "'' - ,r irrrl through" connection to the receiver load. T'':r,.' ),-'tor .switch must not be on COMBINE . I r inl erac r'.,, ' ill occur. (l) OPF.r*iTCiR DESIRES TO GUARD BOTH RECEI , -iRS.-Plug a 600 ohm phone into the iack inarked SEL and throw the selector to COMBINE. NOTE Wherr the switch is on COMBINE interaction betweevr the receivers will occrrr. Both receiver outputs will be impressed upon both normal loads as well as the headphones. 91o47 Section 2 Porogrqph 2 e (l) With the phones plugged into the SEL jack, the operator may select receiver A, receiver B, or both together. This eliminates the split headphone formerly used for this purpose. This allows the operator to guard two circuits at once or to select the particuiar circuit on which he wishes to copy. (3) UTILITY.-The utility line is effectively a complete spare circuit included to meet the needs of individual stations. It is provided for use with recorders and other similar equipment that may be employed at a receivitrg position requiring an AF line. f . TEST EQUIPMENT.-Electronic components are included in the equipment for testing and maintenance. Their use is explained in the applicable instruction books listed in Tables L-4, 1-5, and 1-6. TABTE 2,\. TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTATTATION MFG. OR NAVY TYPE DESCRIPTION Thumas Cr.r rping Tool Vise Navy Type #10669 Consists of two halves machined with appropriate slots for crimping Any which will open more than 3" I I 1 I 1 Soldering Iron Soldering Iron Screwdrivers Long-nose pliers Diagonal pliers Drill Right angle, 100 watt Straight, 500 w:rtt Assorted sizes Hand or electric taking up to 2" b7t Required for fabrication of cables Drilling mounting and entrance holes I Set assorted bits Drill, tap 0.15" to 2.O" #2r (0.1590") Drilling mounting and entrance holes Tapping holes for f;LO/3Z screws Tap Wrench #LO / 32 thread Open end or Stilson for 3" nut. Tightening Connector- Adapter on RG-85/U cable Wrench Pair armor bending clamps See item H-148 of parts list Open end or Stilson for 2 3/8" nut. Clamp halves For assembly of Connector- Adapter Navy Type -49L652 to RG-85/U cable Ilacksaw Assembly of RF cables {.};d,{iHF\IAL RESTRICTED 2-27
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