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Using a depth gage to check end play.
Ensuring that no lateral movement exists.
Using an inside caliper to check the rod end bearing.
Inserting safety wire in the hole in the end of the terminal.
15 to 20 inches.
20 to 25 inches.
25 to 30 inches.
30 to 35 inches.
10 percent of wall thickness.
15 percent of wall thickness.
20 percent of wall thickness.
25 percent of wall thickness.
200 psi and below.
300 psi and below.
500 psi and below.
1,000 psi and below.
10 inch length of wire.
12 inch length of wire.
24 inch length of wire.
36 inch length of wire.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Snap rings.
Spiral retaining rings.
Beveled retaining rings.
Axially assembled retaining ring.
Snap ring.
Spiral retaining ring.
Beveled retaining ring.
Axially assembled retaining ring.
Metal shells.
Connector halves.
Dielectric contacts.
Pin-and-socket contacts.
Pin.
Plain.
Primary.
Pratt and Whitney.
Indicating type.
Breakaway type.
Screwdriver type.
Internal wrenching type.
Indicating type.
Breakaway type.
Screwdriver type.
Internal wrenching type.
Maximum setting at least four times.
Maximum setting at least six times.
Lowest setting at least four times.
Lowest setting at least six times.
Extension and flexion.
Tension and torsion.
Torque and friction.
Push and pull.
Static.
Tension.
Dynamic.
Rotational.
Check the AC voltages only.
Check the DC voltages only.
Initiate the tough-hold mode.
Move the decimal point.
Manual range mode is indicated.
Touch-hold mode is in use.
Ohms function is selected.
Meter is zeroing itself.
Multimeter.
Depth gauge.
Feeler gauge.
Torque wrench.
0.5 inch.
1.0 inch.
1.5 inch.
2.0 inch.
Simple calipers.
Transfer calipers.
Spring-joint calipers.
Odd-leg calipers.
Slide caliper.
Center caliper.
Spring-joint caliper.
Odd-leg caliper.
Slide caliper.
Simple caliper.
Transfer caliper.
Spring-joint caliper.
Base commanders.
Squadron commanders.
Supervisors at all levels.
Squadron QA section.
15-day usage.
30-day usage.
60-day usage.
90-day usage.
AF 2005.
AF Form 2413.
AF IMT 1297.
DD Form 1348-6.
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