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TM  9-2320-356-BD 38.   Loosen   antenna   loading   control   locking   nut   two   or   three   turns. 39.   Push   the   chestplate   switch   to   the   transmit   position   and   hold. 40.   Turn   antenna   loading   control   knob. Several   peaks   will   be   noted   on   indicator meter. Tune   to   the   greatest   peak. 41.   Release   the   chestplate   switch. 42.   Hold   antenna   loading   control   knob   and   tighten   antenna   loading   control   locking nut. 43.   Press   the   Soviet   chestplate   switch   to   transmit.   Release   to   receive. 44.   Record   BDAR   action   taken. When   the   mission   is   complete,   as   soon   as practicable,    repair   using   standard   maintenance   procedures. 15-17. FIELD EXPEDIENT RADIO REMOTE General    Information: This   procedure   gives   instructions   for   the   construction   of   a   field   expedient   remote to   replace   the   AN/GRA-39   if   it   is   inoperative. Build   the   radio   remote   unit   using the   schematic. Personnel/Time   Required: Materials/Tools: o   1   soldier o 0    1    hour o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 680-ohm   resistor 47-ohm   resistor 5000-ohm   variable potentiometer H-144/U   handset   (only   cord and   plug   used) M-80   microphone   (only   cord and   plug   used) K-1   relay   (28   V   dc) (NSN    5945-00-951-6458 BA-4386/U   battery AN/PRC-77    battery) (NSN   6135-00-926-8322) TA-312/PT   field   telephones (two   each) Electrical    tape 18-   or   24-gage   wire Soldering   iron   and   solder 15-28

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