AEROGRAPHER'S MATE 3 & 2 



CAMERA HOOD ASSEMBLY 



CAMERA 



MICROPHONE 



CAMERA 



CONTROL 



PANEL 



SPEAKER AND CLOCK 

 PANEL 



TAPE 

 RECORDER 



POWER CONTROL 

 PANEL 



RECEIVER 

 SELECTIVITY 

 PANEL 



CAMERA MOUNT ASSEMBLY 



REMOTE 

 CONTROL 

 PANEL 



CONTROL PANEL 



RECEIVER 



SELECTION 



PANEL 



SYNC GENERATOR 

 AND 

 PROC AMP 



Figure 7-18. — (A) Weather Television System AN/GMQ-19 ( ) console. (B) 



System AN/GMQ-27 ( ) console. 



Weather 



210.360 

 Television 





for 24 hours (plus a 15 minute overtime al- 

 lowance) without tape change. Cranks are pro- 

 vided on the reel spindles for manually advancing 

 or rewinding the tapes. The tape is motor driven 

 in the, 

 wound 



provided with the unitYdr degaussing or tne mag- 

 netic recording tape. The unit will degauss a 

 2-inch roll of magnetic recording tape in 5 

 to 10 seconds. 



Control panels on the console contain all 

 the necessary switches and controls for opera- 

 tion of the system. 



The television monitors used at remote loca- 

 tions consist of a 21-inch television monitor 

 mounted in a metal case assembly. Normal 

 television controls pertaining to contrast, bright- 

 ness, etc., are provided on the front panel. 



The weather television system should be 

 checked daily for proper operation. Both the 

 video and audio portions should be activated, 



with checks of reception at remote stations 

 being made. If faulty operation is noted during 

 the daily check, proper maintenance personnel 

 should be notified. 



em AN/GMQ-19 ( ) console. 

 em P^$»|$a£?or{ ) console. 



Weathervision systems, at stations where they 

 have been installed have proven to be a valuable 

 tool in the weather briefing situation. Figure 

 7-19 (A), (B), and (C) shows some of the types 

 of weather data that can be presented on weather- 

 vision equipment. 



Maintenance 



Contract employees or station electronics 

 personnel perform the required electrical and 

 electronic maintenance on weathervision sys- 

 tems. However, there are a number of minor 

 preventive maintenance tasks and inspections 



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