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2. Tracks7Sus~nsiWn
* bLake `ridq turns
* 25 mph if operate for an hour
* ICax distance abo~ 25 aph is 25 ~
* Watch for sho~ probies after 500 ~1es
3. In~ine/~rivetrain
* Should be no ~gin. or traa=ission .~verheating
probleas nniess heavy toving (flax power at less than 3~. 0 aph)
Ingine aa~age - rings to dust
4. Pirin~ Pr~lems
* ~resi~htin~ Beat wave problems start at 500
meters
* Iea~ Wa~ Problems. It 4000 meters, targets are
diffic~It to identify; you can see so;nething, but you can' t
Ld*ntify ty~e of vehicle; at 3500 meters, it is :uch *asier to
identify targets.
* ~ust. Difficult to see through; i~ haze is the
problem, uee the night sight and shoot at the center of nass; ~eep
turrets as clean as pos~~1e; excessive running gets turret race
rin~ dirty; temperature of inside of turrets lag ambient
temperature by about 4 hours: due to no air nomoant, turret is
extremely uncQmfortable at temperatures above ~ degrees F; turret
drive actors (electric) may have problems in the heat and du~t;
watch for problezas vith the feeder chutes; dust gets into a=no,
ca':5in9 it to hang up in the gun; vatch for dust (LOTS!) inside the
Tow missile tubes, especially `tben the tubes are empty (?); keep
the launcher and gun ~u::Ie covered `ehene~er possible!
~ CQrt~non Pr~bl~ms
-~ rounds became lodged in the ~ ready box As
belt tension increased, the tension vould overwhelm and stop the
gun.
-~ links in the link chute `rould bind and stick due
to the high voiwne of sand and dust in the chute.
-On 7.~2~ guns, sand and dust buildup in the
ejection ports would cause the links to bind, and *vtntually stop
the weapon.
rn the area of the link chutes, if you ha~ a ~radley with a solid
~loor to the cnut~, cutting boles in the floor of the chute will
allow dust and aand to fall out of the chute. Thus, if you can't
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