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 TM 55-1905-223-10
18 Antenna artificial assembly (61). Provides an artificial antenna for testing the RT-1600/U auxiliary
19 Sound powered telephone (62). Used for ship's internal communication.
20 dc Converter (63). Converts ships 120 Vac to 24 Vdc and provides to the dc power supply (64)
21 dc Power supply (64). Receives power from dc converter (63) and provides it to the automatic
power switch (66).
21A
Signal flag storage cabinet (64A).
22 Cabinet (65). Cabinet for records and forms wiwriting area on top.
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23 Automatic power switch (66). Panel to check the condition of the emergency battery.
24 Receiver/transmitter (67). Auxiliary radiotelephone (RT.-1600/U) for use in case of failure of the
ship's main radio station.
25 Chart cabinet (68). Storage space for navigation charts.
26 Intercom (68A). Provides intercommunications to all areas of the craft.
(d) Pilothouse starboard aft. Sheet 4 of FIGURE 1-9 shows the pilothouse looking starboard aft.
1
Window (69). Five windows re on the starboard side of pilot house for visibility, with three in the
a
starboard aft bulkhead.
2
Omega receiver (70). The Omega Receiver (AN/SRO-23) provides navigational information from
the worldwide network of Omega transmitters.
3
Speed log display unit (71). Three digit display indicates speed of the LCD in knots. Two arrow-
mark lamps indicate direction. Unit also has a distance counter.
4
Automatic direction finder (72). The automatic direction finder (AN/SRD-26) indicates the direction
of received radio signals either from shore stations or other ships.
5
Chart table (73). Where navigator plots the LCU's course on charts.
6
Chronometer storage cabinet (74).
Recessed cabinet with a glass top to view the ship's
chronometer.
7
Storage cabinet (75). Contains two shelves for small item storage.
8
Chart storage (76). Large shallow drawers to store navigation charts flat.
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