Precision level rationale
RESTRICTED
determining this error,
and it is also in a posi-
tion
remove one-half of the error
with the
level
and the other
haif with
the
table.
when
the leve! has
been turned about 180°
the error in
the level is now not only equal with that in the
table but
they are the same and not opposite
errors.
If exactly one-half of the error were re-
with each
the level and one-half with the
tab the ieve! about 1800
then there would be no need of again turn-
4. The
should
be checked for accuracy
from time to time by
positioning it on a flat sur-
face and turned 180°;
level is accurate,
the bubbie should be off exactly the
in each case.
Always mark first position of levei
on table and always place on same spot when turn-
ing it 180°.
G. Level need of stand.
The aim is to make the plane of rotation
of the head of the stand exact y in the horizontal.
a. If it were not,
when the sight was
changed from one cardinal heading to another while
making precession
runs since bearings are not
the point of bearing con-
fect, this might result in different readings.
Many maintenance men omit this step
as one of minor consequence. However, it is brief-
ly accomplished and should be
included. One level-
ing can last for numerous calibrations.
H. Level Stabilizer.
1.
Our aim
bushing to the true vertical.
our mere veri
here is to erect the sight stem
a.
This step is necessary in connection
precession runs and in the division of back-
lash
using one of the reflection methods in
the erection of
cross hairs.
Wedge
Gyro in
The Vertical - -Procedure.
With no tilt in the C.T. mechanism, the
дУгО
and fore and aft hair should occupy the same
relative
position
to the vertical. This is because
the fore
and aft
hair should at all times be in
the vertical except for any tilt occasioned by the
C. T.
mechanism
independent of the gyro.
The gyro
is always retained in the vertical by centering
the gyro leveling bubbles--and it must then be
assumed,
if deflection
error is to be avoided.
that
the
fore and aft hair is also in the vertical
except as mentioned.
to
moved
ing
the
ievel
if
the
same
amount
1,
tact
would
be
changed.
Since
bearings
are
not
per-
b.
with
when
the
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