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 Are you about to boost the signal
along the line with your AN/TCC-II
telephone repeater? That's fine.
 While you're setting the controls in
the Ji and J2 end assemblies, make
certain the O-ring (preformed packing)
is around the bottom of the controls
access port cover. A missing O-ring
(FSN 5330-290-8806) will let moisture
in and corrosion'll be close behind.
Then, whether the repeater's up a pole
or on high ground, it'll make a bum
booster.


 When it comes to spot painting elec-
tronic test equipment, forget the Tom
Sawyer method of whitewashing every-
thing in sight.
 F'rinstance, with a TS-352()/U
multimeter or TV-7()/U tube tester,
touching 'em up with paint where the
sets need it is supposed to head off rust
and corrosion, not create a salvage
problem.
 For touch up work your best bet's
to use a brush and go sparingly with
the paint.


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 If you have to use a spray can or gun
make sure sensitive areas such as dials
and air vents are taped. Same goes for
nameplates, decals and other markings.
Paint in the wrong'place can damage a
set beyond repair.
 TB Sig 364 (Feb 64) with Change I
has a lot of good tips on painting elec-
tronic equipment.


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