Time of exposure
Strength of emission
Experience of the operator
Number of units operating in the area
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Technician
Supervisor
Crew chief
Aircrew member
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781A
781B
781K
781L
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The bottom portion
The top portion
Neither
Both
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Use of ionizers
Wearing of personal clothing
Improper use of conductive bags
Improper use of conductive tote boxes
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Electromagnetic pulse (EMP)
Coaxial
Shielded
Insulated wire
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Doors
Nacelles
Windows
Plates and skins
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Nothing
Heat is produced
Your heart beats irregularly
Your internal organs start deteriorating
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75 dBA (decibels)
84 dBA
96 dBA
100 dBA
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After the last flight of the day
Before the aircraft goes on alert
Prior to takeoff and at intermediate stops
After a specific number of flying hours has elapsed
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To which the aircraft belongs
Where the first intermediate stop is made
From which the mission is being performed
Nearest the aircraft when the inspection becomes due
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Description of the corrective action
Technical order references
Techician's signature
Supervisor's signature
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781A
781J
781K
781L
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Stretching of the glass fibers
Greater elasticity of the glass fibers
Reduced optical power transmission
Good tension control preventing loose or uneven standing
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Rosin core
Acid core
Hard
Soft
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Cooling the iron by dipping in water
Jerking the iron to remove excess solder
Tapping an iron on a table to remove excess solder
Keeping iron in a proper holder when you are not using it
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1-1A-14
1-1A-15
1-1A-16
1-1A-18
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30°
45°
60°
90°
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ACC
AMC
AFSOC
All units regardless of MAJCOM
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Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) mechanics
Flight line technicians
Propulsion mechanics
Avionics backshop personnel
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781A
781B
781K
781L
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AFTO form 244
AFTO Form 781K
AF Form 1492, WARNING TAG
AF Form 979, DANGER TAG
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A metallic braid over the insulation
A metal conductor covered with a dielectric
An inner conductor separated by an insulation dielectric
A compact wire bundle with self-contained wire assemblies
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Softer materials
Harder materials
Noncorrosive effects
A lower melting point
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Wings
Nacelles
Fuselage
Stabilizers
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Windows
Fuselage
Stabilizers
Wing carry-through
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Nausea
Vomiting
Dizziness
Unconsciousness
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Major
Phase
Preflight
Hourly postflight
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781A
781B
781H
781J
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Cling
Discharge
Generation
Electricity
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Never step on the cable
Ensure a good grip when using pliers
Ensure you solder double shielded cables together
Ensure you do not exceed the bend radius of the cable
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Are properly stripped
Are insulated correctly
Could be quickly accomplished
Have a good mechanical connection
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Monel shielding
Copper shielding
Silicone self-bonding
Pressure sensitive polyester
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Traveling
Standing
Reflected
Resultant
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Phase
Preflight
End-of-runway
Basic postflight
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Phase
Preflight
End-of-runway
Basic postflight
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Silicone tape
Silicone caulking
Heat shrinkable tape
Electrical wrapping tape
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Tool operator
Air/nitrogen regulator
Temperature controller
Tubular heating element
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Fuel flow
Oil quantity
Engine vibration
Water temperature
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From the side of the wheel
At a 45° angle to the wheel
From the front or behind the wheel
Only after the blowout screen is in place
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Buffer amplifier
Audio amplifier
Power amplifier
Frequency multiplier
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Using nonconducting packaging materials
Using proper insulating materials
Dehumidified air
Humid air
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Using protective tote boxes
Covering line replaceable unit (LRU) connector plugs
Touching the ends of aircraft wiring to the LRU case prior to installation
Touching the LRU case with your hands prior to removal from the aircraft
Immunity to electromagnetic interference
Low attenuation
Light weight
Cost
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Splice
Terminal lug
Connector splice
Connector plug pins
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Lace or tie bundles tightly enough to prevent slipping
Tie all wire groups or bundles twelve inches or less apart
Do not use ties on any part of a wire group or bundle that is located inside a conduit
When tying wire bundles behind connectors, start ties far enough back from the connector to avoid playing (spreading) of contacts
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By recording radar data
By calculating aircraft velocity
Independent of inertial navigation
Independent of ground equipment
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Inspections
Flight records
Configurations
Component repairs
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