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I don't know about you, but I would much rather use a real printed book than a CD. This manual is 58 years old and still quite usable. Will a CD still be readable in even ten years? This is a very nice comb-bound reprint of three Army manuals for the TV-2 military tube testers. The first book is TM 11-6625-316-12 "Operator And Organizational Maintenance Manual" Dated March 1961 including Change 2 dated 11 September 1963 and Change 3 dated 10 July 1974. Chapters include "Technical Characteristics" including the differences in the various TV-2 models, "Operation", "Operator's Maintenance", and "Organizational Maintenance". Total 67 pages. The second book is TM 11-6625-316-35 (Also designated T.O. 33AA21-4-12), the Depot Repair Manual, 59 pages. There is a 15 page chapter on "Theory", which explains in great detail how the tester works. Chapter 2 is "Troubleshooting, 7 pages of instructions for figuring out what is wrong with your tester. Chapter 3 "Fourth Echelon Repairs" is 8 pages of mostly photos showing where all of the parts are. Chapter 4 is "Fifth Echelon Final Testing", 21 pages including a great big schematic diagram consisting of two 11x17" facing foldouts. I have preserved the important diagrams as nice big 11x17" fold-outs. The third book is TB 11-6625-316-12/1 "Test Data For Test Sets, Electron Tube TV-2/U, TV-2A/U, TV-2B/U, and TV-2C/U" dated 22 June 1966 consisting of 70 pages of tube testing setup data. To avoid confusion, I have reprinted all of the pages, even the numbered blank ones. There are two other manuals for the TV-2 that are useless. One is a little flyer explaining how to requisition and install socket savers for the TV-2. Well, you're not going to requisition them from the Army parts depot, and if you need instructions on how to install them, you probably should not have a tube tester. The other manual is the parts book, full of discontinued federal stock numbers. Can you think of any possible use for that? (Army manual set: tv-2 u a/u and b/u tube testers was posted and is owned by: Keisha Whitley) |
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