Telescope calibration checks
RESTRICTED
;. Installa-
tion of
the Double
Cable.
(d) Turn
the tachometer shaft a few
revolut-
ions to
determine
that a one to one ratio has been
established.
Fine
adjustments can be made by mov-
ing the
T-arm between
788 mils.
(e) Turn telescope motor
"on".
(f) Set up maximum disc speed, and run for ap-
proximately flve
(5)seconds.
(g) Check pencil marks to insure that no slip-
page has occured.
(h)
Run disc for 15 seconds and check for
slippage.
Clutch in disolacement knob clutch.
Set telescope at maximum sighting
(k)
Repeat. step (h) and check
angle.
for slippage.
3.
if there is
any roller slippace it should not
exceed 1/3 of the circumference of the roller.
4.
If there is
too much
slippage check for:
(a)
Weak disc spring.
(b)
Oil on
roller and
disc.
(c)
Toc much friction.
(d)
Telescope drive gearing and gear shafts.
(e)
Telescope return spring tension.
(f)
Flat spot on roller.
THIS CABLE SELDOM BREAKS THROUGH ORDINARY USAGE
AND REPLACEMENT SHOULD NOT BE NECESSARY UNTIL SIGHİ
IS SENT TO DEPOT FOR OVERHAUL.
a. Remove the telescope cable.
Remove #4 sheave and remove the telescope
cradle from
the
cardan.
C.
Release all of the spring tension of the
telescope return
spring,
so that
the number six
sheave
can be positioned in order that the cable
come off tangent.
Fasten the double cable to the gear sector.
With the gear sector pointer aligned with
the cradle pointer, place the double cable on the
sheave,
taking up
all slack and
fasten the cable
number six
sheave so that the cable comes
tangent.
Cut off excess length of the cable.
g. Wind the telescope
return spring to the
approximate
tension and test with an eight ounce
weight
hanging
from an old
length
of telescope
attached
to the number five sheave.
This
weight should
align the gear sector pointer with
center of the telescope tube.
(i)
b.
will
just
d.
e.
to
the
off
f.
cable
the
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