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III End Item Identification: Gps receiver Special Features: Eleastic strap assembly used to mount an antenna on the top of a helmet
Special Features: Autoranging; range hold; audible continuity test tone; touch hold Overall Length: 6.550 inches nominal Overall Width: 2.950 inches nominal
Special Features: Autoranging; range hold; audible continuity test tone; touch hold Overall Length: 6.550 inches nominal Overall Width: 2.950 inches nominal
Test Type for Which Designed: Autp test function Inclosure Feature: Single item W/carrying case
Special Features: For determination of potassium and/or sodium cyanide aerosols in air or technical gases. tube contains A reagent ampoule with colorless liquid, A seperating layer and yellow indicating layer which changes color to red when in contact with cyanides END Item Identification: For use with drager pumps model 21/31, accuro, accuro 2000 or quantimeter 1000; for use with nsn 4320-01-439-1359 Part Name Assigned BY Controlling Agency: Tube detection cyanide range of measurement 2 to 15 MG/M3 10S
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