H-138 handset (also for the new U-229 The SB also authorizes an improved
connector) now goes by FSN 5330-905- moisture shield, which comes 10 to a
6032. It'll be included in a revision of package. FSN 5965-857-1034 gets you
TM 11-5965-257-20P. the receiver shield, and FSN 5965-857-
 Also scheduled for that revised parts 1036 is for the transmitter shield.
manual is FSN 5340-999-2820, which
gets you a belt clip and mounting in-
structions for the H-138. Meanwhile,
SB 11-603 (4 Apr 66) is your authority.
 S L TRANSMITTER RECEIVER
 SHIELD SHIELD
 The, re m.id for rough use .nd/or
 IATTAH L I m.,ist climates.
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 HERE It you're hurting for a shield, a piLec
 of the pl'istit bag that the PRC-2' bat.
 r tcr\ omes in make a good substiurte.

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LOCK IT EASY


 Next time you've got your channel
with the RF channel dial of your T-302
transmitter, think a second before you
follow through.
 AN/TRC-24 radio sets have tum-
bled because the operator got too con-
scientious on that next step.
 Like, your next move is to lock the
channel dial. Fine. Commendable. But
you don't have to turn the lock clear
off the panel of the T-302. Snug it
down enough so that it holds the RF
channel dial firm.
 Don't put so much torque to it that
 you have to turn the transmitter in to
 have its channel lock innards fabri-
 cated. It could be a long wait.


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