oop, continuous ng set operating within . The set is designed to arters which are sepao designed to furnish part; however, in order is desirable so to assign thin 5 miles of one he set requires only ittle space and can ry radiation may be…Historic23 pagesComms Signal
SECTION I DESCRIPTION OF CAMERA PH-503/PF 1. GENERAL. Camera PH-503/PF (Graflex Finger Print Camera) (fig. 1) photographs fingerprints, coins, stamps, portions of printed matter, and other small flat objects on a plane surface. The camera…Historic35 pagesComms Signal
RADIO SETS seR- I'" M.-o eCR- U6 TJ( 11-238 , Then! i no operating diffel''ence between the two sets. The general design and construction are identical except that, the frequency band of the SOR- 194 is covered by two interchangeable…Historic66 pagesComms Signal
TM 11-239 RADIO SET SCR-203 3-7 2. Power. —a. Input. —The power required to operate the trans mitter is supplied by a hand generator and dry batteries, and that required to operate the receiver is supplied by dry batteries. b. Output. —The…Historic40 pagesComms Signal
WAR DEPARTMENT TECHNICAL MANUAL TM 11-2395 ELECTRONIC TIMER (PHOTRIX MODEL 1528) WA R DEPARTMENT • 20 OCTOBER 1944 RESTRICTED. DISSEMINATION OF RESTRICTED MATTER.-!** infermotion contained in restricted documents and the essential…Historic37 pagesComms Signal
Section I. DESCRIPTION OF GENERATOR ML-I85-(*) (HYDROGEN) 1. General Generator ML-185-(*) (Hydrogen) consists of complete, portable equip ment to generate hydrogen for the inflation of meteorological balloons. The generator is packed in…Historic67 pagesComms Signal
Hydride Charges M1/-305/TM or ML-305A/TM or with Calcium Hydride Charges ML-305/TM or ML-305A/TM in combination with Calcium Hydride Charges ML-304/TM or ML-304A/TM to produce hydrogen gas necessary to inflate 350-gram balloons. 6. &.…Historic51 pagesComms Signal
This manual supersedes TM 11-420, 7 August 1941, Tables of Vertical and Horizontal Components of Distances of Pilot Balloons. PILOT BALLOON TABLES MAY2C'4* (30-GRAM) 1. PURPOSE, a. The tables m this manual provide a simple means of…Historic127 pagesComms Signal
To prevent the enemy from using or salvaging this equipment for his benefit. WHEN— When ordered by your commander. HOW— 1. Smash—Use sledges, axes, handaxes, pickaxes, hammers, crowbars, heavy tools. 2. Cut—Use axes, handaxes, machetes. 3.…Historic15 pagesComms Signal
(added). Psychrometer Equipment ML-3.13A/AM is similar to Psy chrometer Equipment oexiipnl; us otherwise specified in these changes. RJU In the following paragraphs change Psychrometric Calculator ML-322/UM to r$ad—Psychometric Calculators…Historic79 pagesComms Signal
WAR DEPARTMENT Washington, June 15, 1943 This Technical Manual, published by Galvin Manufacturing Corpor tion, is furnished for the information and guidance of all concerne RESTRICTED NOTICE: This document contains information affecting…Historic193 pagesComms Signal
Army secondary-standard barometers at Anniston Army Depot, Anniston, Alabama. The instrument is larger in size and has greater accuracy than Barometer ML-512(*) used in fixed meteorological stations. The construction of Barometer…Historic164 pagesComms Signal
/ Note (added). Information in this manual pertaining to Psychrometric Calculator equally to Psychrometric Calculator ML-322A/ otherwise Specified in these changes. The scales of PsychroNi metric Calculator ML-322/UM were computed using…Historic53 pagesComms Signal
CLINOMETER ML-1 19-(*) (fig. 3). The clinometer consists of a sighting tube and a quadrant plate assembly. It is made of metal and has a dull black finish inside and out. The instrument is kept in a plywood carrying case when not in use.…Historic35 pagesComms Signal
SECTION I. DESCRIPTION 1. GENERAL. Aerograph Calibration Set TS-407/AMQ-2 (fig. 1 ) contains a master self-synchronous test unit equipped with a dial having a combination of concentric scales. There are three sets of flexible cables for…Historic35 pagesComms Signal
Section I. DESCRIPTION * General 3 a. APPLICATION. Radio Set SCR-291-A (Di- rection Finding) is a semiportable, visual-indi- cator type of ground station radio direction finder (fig. 1). Azimuth bearings ean be taken on any type of radio…Historic304 pagesComms Signal
Section I. DESCRIPTION OF RADIO SET SCR-28l-(*) I. Purpose Radio Set SCR-281-(*) is an a-m (amplitude-modulated) radiotele phone transmitter and receiver designed for operation on coastal and harbor vessels or in land stations for…Historic103 pagesComms Signal
Covers Radiosonde Baseline Check Set AN/GMM-1, a temperature-humidity chamber used to check and calibrate radiosondes before flight.Historic86 pagesComms Signal
Section GENERAL 1. Scope a. These instructions are published for the information of the per- sonnel to whom the equipment is issued. They contain information on the operation, organizational maintenance, and field maintenance of the…Historic36 pagesComms Signal
PUBLIC ADDRESS SETS PA-5 AND PA-5-A d. Corrective measures. The corrective measures listed are those that the operator can make without turning the equipment in for repairs. References in the table to paragraphs 39 through 41 indi cate…Historic115 pagesComms Signal
Covers Reproducer AN/GNQ-6 and Recorder-Reproducers AN/GNQ-7, AN/GNQ-7A, and AN/GNQ-8, including operation, adjustment, and maintenance.Historic128 pagesComms Signal
Cleaning (para 29.1). g. Touchup painting (para 31). 28. Preventive Maintenance Preventive maintenance is the systematic care, servicing, and inspection of equipment to prevent the occurrence of trouble, to reduce downtime, and to assure…Historic148 pagesComms Signal
RESTRICTED SECTION I DESCRIPTION 1. GENERAL. a. Purpose. Dual Channel Amplifier AM-43/FRC (fig. 1) is an audio-frequency amplifier designed to amplify two speechfrequency channels or tone circuits in the speech-frequency range. Low-level…Historic23 pagesComms Signal
Section I. DESCRIPTION OF SOUND RECORDING SETS AN/UNQ-1 AND AN/UNQ-1A 1. General Sound Recording Sets AN/UNQ-1 and AN/UNQ-1A are compact, self-contained, sound recording and playback machines operating on 110-volt, 50-60 cycles,…Historic143 pagesComms Signal
To prevent the enemy from using or salvaging this equip ment for his benefit. WHEN —When ordered by your commander. HOW —r. Smash—Use sle-dges, axes, handaxes, pickaxes, ham mers, crowbars, heavy tools. 2. Cut —Use axes, handaxes,…Historic43 pagesComms Signal
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