The earth electrode subsystem.
The fault protection subsystem.
The signal reference subsystem.
The lightning protection subsystem.
The earth electrode subsystem.
The fault protection subsystem.
The signal reference subsystem.
The lightning protection subsystem.
Bonding.
Shielding.
Annealing.
Grounding.
1 milliohm.
2 milliohms.
5 milliohms.
10 milliohms.
None.
Brazing.
Welding.
Mechanical.
Prevent interference between multiple emanating systems and minimize compromising emanations.
Prevent interference between multiple emanating systems and block all emanations from exiting a secure facility.
To equalize all electronic systems to the same potential and minimize compromising emanations.
To equalize all electronic systems to the same potential and block all emanations from exiting a secure facility.
Marker.
Bundle.
Casing.
Binder.
Blue, orange, green, brown, and slate.
Blue, green, yellow, red, and orange.
White, red, black, yellow, and violet.
White, blue, green, yellow, and violet.
Blue, orange, green, brown, and slate.
Blue, green, yellow, red, and orange.
White, red, black, yellow, and violet.
White, blue, green, yellow, and violet.
Yellow-orange.
Violet-orange.
White-orange.
White-slate.
N586B.
N568C.
T586C.
T568B.
Straight through and crossover.
Straight through and flip/flop.
High and low baud.
"n" and "g".
Alphabetically.
By unit type code.
By numbered and titled series designator groups.
By equipment short title and national stock class.
Permanently change technical order procedures.
Means to issue optional equipment modifications.
Provide significant system repair history for equipment transfers.
Paraphrases technical order procedures via quick reference index cards.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Tenth, Celsius.
Tenth, Fahrenheit.
Hundredth, Celsius.
Hundredth, Fahrenheit.
0000 and 1200.
0000, 0800, and 1600.
0000, 0600, 1200, and 1800.
0000, 0400, 0800, 1200, 1600, and 2000.
1.
2.
5.
10.
10.
45.
90.
180.
Prevailing, sector, surface, and tower.
Approach, clearance, surface, and tower.
Approach, prevailing, surface, and tower.
Approach, clearance, prevailing, and surface.
International Standard Algorithms for Automated Weather Observing Systems Used for Aviation Purposes.
Federal Standard Algorithms for Automated Weather Observing Systems Used for Aviation Purposes.
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Standard Weather Algorithms.
FAA Algorithms for Aviation Weather Observations.
500' above the weather station.
1000' above the weather station.
Anywhere in the local flight pattern.
On the ground at the measurement location.
Sky condition.
Visibility.
Structure.
Horizon.
Barometer.
Ceilometer.
Cloudometer.
Laser measure.
Sensors, field data collection unit (FDCU), terminal data acquisition unit (TDAU), and data multiplexer.
FDCU, remote control display unit (RC/DU), TDAU, and data multiplexer.
Sensors, FDCU, TDAU, and operator interface display (OID).
FDCU, data multiplexer, TDAU, and OIDs.
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