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To change the setting of the meter.
To check if the needle is moving.
To adjust the needle for calibration.
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A protective rubber grommet.
More wires to fill the hole.
More adequate spacing for clearance
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Solder
Tin
Flux
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Electrical termination.
Aircraft bonding.
Aircraft strapping.
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Megaohmeter
Safety Ohmmeter
Analogue Meter
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For easy soldering.
To ensure proper wetting of solder.
To dissipate heat.
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Safety Meter
Digital Multimeter
Megger
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Oscilloscope
Signal Generator
Time Domain Reflectometer
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NAV-COM Ramp Tester
ATC Transponder Test Set
DME Tester
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Resistance
Power
Capacitance
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To ensure that all edges are rounded to protect wire insulation.
To ensure wires lies parallel to each other.
For easy maintenance.
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Time Domain Reflectometer
RF Directional Wattmeter
Oscilloscope
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Red
Yellow
White
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Flux
Resin
Solder
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Digital Multimeter
Safety Ohmmeter
Analogue Multimeter
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Through board wire method
Foil jumper method
Surface wire method
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Electronically Controlled
Thermostatically Controlled
Magnetic Temperature Controlled
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Series
Parallel
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Rectification
Damping
Vibration
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Amplifier
Attenuator
Decade Box
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Communication Tester
Nav-Comm Ramp Tester
ATC Transponder
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The use of a hairspring.
Adding an opposing magnet.
Adjusting the "zero-knob"
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To remove parallax error.
To make it easier to read the value.
To see if the pointer is moving to the right direction.
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Ring splice
Knife splice
Butt splice
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Time Domain Reflectometer
RF Directional Wattmeter
ATC/DME Meter
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5
0.5
15
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Tinning
Wetting
Fluxing
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Spirap
Self Fusion Tape
Solder Sleeve
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1.5 times the operating voltage
15 times the operating voltage
0.5 times the operating voltage
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In series with
In parallel with
Opposite the
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Current transformer
Ammeter
D'Arsonval Meter
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Oscilloscope
Time Domain Reflectometer
Logic Probe
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65V
50V
70V
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Moving-vane meter movement
Permanent magnet moving-coil movement
Ammeter Shunt
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Red
White
Both can be used for removal.
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Dry joints
Overheated joints
Fractured joints
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Broken conductor strands.
Conductors are not crimped.
Ring terminal is deformed.
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To ensure that termination is secured.
To protect the terminal from vibration.
To protect the connection from corrosion.
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Solder pots
Heatbridge
Heatsink
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Nothing will happen.
The meter power supply will discharge.
The needle might be damaged.
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Forward Power
Reflected Power
Electrical Power
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20 AWG
16 AWG
10 AWG
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Ammeter
Wattmeter
Voltmeter
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1000 ohms resistance is needed to 1 milliamp of current at FSD
1 ohm resistance is needed to 1 milliamp of current at FSD
100 ohms resistance is needde to 1 milliamp of current at FSD
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Butt splice
Ring terminal
Knife splice
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Tying using waxed string.
Using a cable ties/ tie wraps
Cable runs are as short as possible.
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Using an airtight chamber containing a vane
The moving coil is wound around a thin aluminum bobbin
By the induced magnetic field in the coil.
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Attenuators
Decade Boxes
Capacitors
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