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TM 32-5895-206-10
heat, humidity, moisture, sand, or dust. Note and report adverse
operating conditions, and continue operation under the best
conditions possible.  Instructions for minimizing the effects of
these unusual conditions are given below.
a. Operation in Extreme Moist Heat. When the equipment
is operated in hot damp climates, moisture conditions are severe.
Poor ventilation, high relative humidity, and rain cause moisture
to gather on the equipment. Protect the equipment from rain.
Dry the equipment at the first signs of moisture.  Keep the
canvas clean and dry to avoid rot. If shelter is required, see the
instructions below.
b. Operation in Extreme Dry Heat. When the equipment is
operated in hot dry climates, the primary problem is dust. Avoid
letting dust enter the equipment or cassettes. Clean and inspect
the equipment often. If possible, leave the weather cover over
the equipment during operation to keep the equipment clean. If
shelter is required, see the instructions below.
To avoid
condensation under the equipment, do not leave the equipment
lying flat on the ground at night.
c. Operation in Extreme Cold. Sub-zero temperatures and
conditions affect efficient operation of the equipment. Keep the
equipment as warm and dry as possible. Handle the equipment
carefully. Plastic parts and cable
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