Low altitude attachment
RESTRICTED
VAULT
MATERIAL
1. REVIEW
OF SIGHT
NOMENCLATURE
Assembiy.
instructor will bring out several of
low altitude attachments and have the stu-
dents attach them to the stabilizers, dem-
onstrating the method for synchronizing the
low altitude attachment before installation.
students
found
following material is available to the
and the instructors. This material is
the vault, or in cabinets in the class-
Precession leveis.
Clutch pullers.
• 969 gauges.
4.
5.
6.
Tachometers.
Interval timer clocks.
Combination voltmeters and continuity test-
ers.
7.
8.
Jewelers' loupes.
Altitude
computers.
9.
Cardan
(disassembly) wrenches.
10. Straight wrenches.
11.
Large
compass for blackboard drawing.
12.
Aerial deadreckoning computers.
13.
Large
14.
drawing of trail and rate mechanism-
Technical orders pamphlets and C.L.l.s.
15.
Tripod
mirrors,
precession level stands,
and other material for daily use will
16.
found
in the cabinets in the classroom.
Peep sights,
17.
Three-legged tables and stem tables.
18.
Wedges.
19.
Stop watches.
The student should be sure that he understands
the names, functions and/or adjustments for the
A.
Rate End (outside).
1.
Trai! arm.
2. Trail plate.
3.
Tachometer connection.
4.
Altitude
knob.
5.
Turn
knob.
8. Drift knob.
7. Search knob
8.
isplacement knob.
Rate knob.
10.
Disc speed
shift lever.
1. Telescope motor
switch.
in
room.
i,
2.
3.
be
following:
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