Disc speed adjustment
RESTRICTED
M-3
Fig. 50
M-6
Oiling
b.
Adjust low altitude, outer
spring. next.
Turn counter-clockwise
to decrease disc speed and
clockwise to increase disc
speed.
Always loosen
set screws before
attempting to adjust
spring.
The high altitude spring is approximatsly half
wound before the
iow altitude spring comes into
operation.
Minimumspeed 117 plus or minus 1/2 ..P.m.
Medium speed-202
Maximum speed 417 " "
After minimum
and maximum disc speed are ad-
justed rotate the altitude knob until the clutch
holder of the iow altitude spring barely contacts
the clutch no!der of the high altitude spring.
correct medium disc
speed is not obtained
ad -
just the stationary telescope motor point.
check minimum and maximum and then recheck
medium
disc speeds.
Adiust the
altitude springs to give the following
speeds.
Shift on low:
Low
Medium
101 plus or minus 1/2 r.p.m.
Fast
246 plus or minus 112 r.p.m.
Shift on high:
LoW
Medium
348-350
Fast
W.th the gear shift on low, the low altitude
spring should
cut in at 145,
and,
the gear
shift in hich position,
altitude spring
should cut in
at 348
to 350.
This can be
accomplished by removing the
outer case,
loosening
set screws and by rotat-
ing the
cases to obtain the correct tension on
the springs.
altitude knob creeps,
tighten the
brakes, The brakes are the two flat
leaf springs,
screw through
the center, which apply a
tension against the fiber brake ring. Only the
calibrated knob needs to be removed for this
adjustment.
Oil the
bearings with one drop of light oil
if bearings
are removed and cleaned.
PRECAUTION:
must be removed for some reason, the spring cases
be very careful not to bend the
springs.
the springs are bent out of shape
the tension
applied will be different and it may
be difficult or
impossible to correctly calibrate
the altitude
knob.
3.
If
the
Re-
with
the
low
the
the
with
outer
must
be
Once
out
of
shape
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