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Part B - Identyfying Components of the M1A1 Schematic Diagrams

Wiring Diagrams, M1A1 Tank
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LESSON
WIRING DIAGRAMS, M1A1 TANK
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Actions:
The student will identify the symbols used in the wiring
diagrams and trace the electrical circuits of the M1A1
tank in accordance with TM 9-2350-264-24-1, FM 11-62, and
Student Handout M1-5, Supplement #3.
Conditions: You will be given information from TM 9-2350-264-24-1, FM
11-62, and Student Handout M1-5, Supplement #3.
Standards:
The  identification  of  the  symbols  used  in  the  wiring
diagrams and the tracing of the M1A1 tank's electrical
circuits will be in accordance with TM 9-2350-264-24-1,
FM 11-62, and Student Handout M1-5, Supplement #3.
INTRODUCTION
As  an  Army  maintenance  provider,  you  have  the  responsibility  of
giving the M1A1 series tank the best possible maintenance.  The tank
uses a 24-volt direct current electrical system supplied by six 12-
volt batteries connected in a series-parallel arrangement.  The power
distribution system has a power distribution box, hull networks box,
hull/turret slip ring assembly, and turret networks box.
As  a  Track  Vehicle  Repairer  (63H20),  you  are  responsible  for
maintaining, servicing, and repairing the electrical systems of the
tank.  To perform these critical tasks correctly, you must understand
and use the electrical schematics as described in this lesson.
PART A - OVERVIEW
1.
Purpose of Schematics.
Electric schematic diagrams show, by means of graphic symbols, the
electrical  connections  and  the  functions  of  a  specific  circuit
arrangement.  A schematic provides the means to trace
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