Phased
Periodic
Preflight
Isochronal
Legal office
Major command
Wing safety office
Department of defense
Phase
Preflight
End-of-runway
Basic postflight
Phase
Preflight
End-of-runway
Basic postflight
After the last flight of the day
Before the aircraft goes on alert
Prior to takeoffs at intermediate stops
After a specific number of flying hours has elapsed
Major
Phase
Preflight
Hourly postflight
Major
Isochronal
Basic postflight
Home station check
Minor
Isochronal
Basic postflight
Home station check
Upon completion of that mission
Upon accrual of a number of calendar days
Before the next isochronal inspection becomes due
After all the main fuel tanks have been drained and purged
Special
Operator
Acceptance
Periodic and scheduled lubrication
Equipment is being transferred
Newly assigned equipment arrives
Directed by major command or local policy
It is stated in the applicable technical order
Inspections
Flight records
Configurations
Component repair
Specialist
Supervisor
Crew chief
Aircrew member
Detailed description of the discrepancy
Technical order references
Technician's signature
Supervisor's signature
Enter it in the current discrepancy block
Leave OP CK open until the malfunction is cleared
Sign off as OPS CK OK and enter the new write up
Sign off as OPS CK BAD and enter the new malfunction
Exceptional release
Accomplished by
Status today
Type
Calendar and hourly inspection schedule
Aerospace inspection
Scheduled inspection due
Next inspection due
Document engine cycle times
Document delayed discrepancies
Provide time compliance technical order record of completion
Record the removal and installation of controlled cryptographic items
The maintenance operations center
Quality assurance section
Base communications
Base supply
AFTO Form 781K, Aerospace Vehicle Inspection, Engine Data, calendar Inspection and Delayed Discrepancy Document
AFTO Form 244, Industrial/Support Equipment Record
AF Form 1492, Warning Tag
AF Form 979, Danger Tag
Top
Bottom
Left side
Right side
Metal-oxide semiconducting read-only memory circuit
Programmable read-only memory circuit
Resistor
Diode
Touching the line replaceable unit (LRU) case with your hands prior to removal from the aircraft
Touching the ends of aircraft wiring to the LRU case prior to installation
Covering LRU connector plugs
Using protextive tote boxes
Common ground
Shielded ground
Floating ground
Hard ground
Electromagnetic pulse-hardened
Insulated wire
Shielded
Coaxial
1
2
3
4
Disturbances in layer uniformity
Greater elasticity of the glass fibers
Reduced optical power transmission
Good tension control preventing loose or uneven standing
Detector
Receiver
Photo diode
Light-emitting diode
Amplify output circuit signals
Convert electrical signals to light lignals
Convert optical energy to electrical energy
Emit light when current is passed through them
Friction
Bayonet
Insertion
Threaded
40 feet
100 feet
2,000 feet
10,000 feet
Splice
Terminal lug
Connector splice
Connector plug pins
Put the pin contact in the proper position
Align the crimper handles to the pin contact
Put the turret head in line with the pin contact
Adjust the pressure applied to the connector pins
The radio-frequency is not impeded
Connectors mate properly
Solder adheres properly
A proper connection
Rosin core solder
Acid core solder
Hard solder
Soft solder
Keep the connection clean
Bond an electrical connection
Ensure electrical conductivity
Prevent oxygen from combining with the metal
Cleanliness
Stripping wires
Connecting the wires
Type of soldering iron
Up to 30 percent of the inner shield circumference
Up to 30 percent of the outer shield circumference
Up to 25 percent of the inner shield circumference
Up to 25 percent of the outer shield circumference
Monel shielding tape
Copper shielding tape
Silicone self-bonding tape
Pressure-sensitive polyester tape
Ensure proper lighting
Inventory the required toools
Read all procedures in TO 1-1A-14
Warning concerning use of heating tools on aircraft
Compressed air or hydrogen
Compressed air or nitrogen
Humidified air or hydrogen
Humidified air or nitrogen
Tool operator
Pressure controller
Air/nitrogen regulator
Tubular heating element
Allow adequate airflow around wires
Avoid violating the one-inch rule
Allow flexing of the wire bundle
Avoid spreading of the contacts
More than 12 inches apart
More than 18 inches apart
Less than 6 inches apart
Less than 12 inches apart
Foreign object damage stick in the aircraft forms
Diagnol in the aircraft forms
Dash in the aircraft forms
X in the aircraft forms
Removed from service
Reground or filed
Used as a scribe
Used as is
Crew chief hammer
Soft-faced hammer
Ball-peen hammer
Sledge hammer
Stress kit
Bolt meter
Tensiometer
Torque wrench
Degree of cable density per linear foot
Angular torque of cable connections
Specific degree of cable thickness
Specific degree of cable tightness
Strength
Tension
Stress
Force
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