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13 Cards in this Set
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The release speeds for arming an M904 fuze fall into what range??
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170 to 525 knots
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Normally, electrical fuzes are charged after what happens??
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The bomb has been released from the rack or shackle.
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For information on the fuzes currently used by the Navy, you should refer to which NAVAIR publications??
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11-1F-2 and 11-5A-17
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At impact, what compontnt drives the stricker body and firing pin down into the M( delay element??
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The forward part of the fuze body.
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The M904 serise fuze is designed to be used in what configuration??
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The nose of Mk 80 serise LDGP bombs only.
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An M904 series mechanical fuze can be configured for what arming delay time and in what increments.
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2 to 18 sec
2-sec increments |
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Other than non-delay, what function delay times are provided by the M9 delay element??
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.01, .025, .05, .1, and .25
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What mechanical fuze should be used with thermally protected Mk 80 series general purpose bombs??
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M904E1
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To set the 2- and 4-second arming delay times in the M904 mechanical time fuze, you should take which action??
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Remove the stop screw
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You should NEVER try to reinstall the stop screw on an M904 mechanical time fize in which delay settings??
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2 and 4-second
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What conditions pertain to the M904 mechanical time fuze??
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Safe, Partially armed, and fully armed.
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When the M904E4 mechanical time fuze is partially armed what indication should you see in the upper observation window??
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A green background with no numbers visible.
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At what point is the firing train in an M904 mechanical time fuze fully armed??
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When the preselected arming delay period elapses.
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