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Booster  Tip  Repair

7.  Minimum  required  clearance  between  any unsupported  section  of  SMDC  and  any  operating mechanism  is  1.00  inch  throughout  the  full operating range of the mechanism. 8.  Minimum  required  clearance  between  any supported section of SMDC and an electrical wire bundle is 0.25 inch, if both are clamped in the same  vicinity. 9. Minimum required clearance between any unsupported section of SMDC and an electrical wire bundle is 0.25 inch above the wire bundle or 1.00 inch below the wire bundle. Booster Tip and Ferrule Inspection Inspection  requirements  for  SMDC  booster tips are as follows: 1. No damage, however slight, is permitted on  SMDC  or  FCDC  booster  tips  or  skirted ferrules. If any damage is observed, the SMDC or  FCDC  must  be  replaced.  Shiny  surfaces  on booster tips are permitted. 2. If the ferrule is loose or partially swivels, the  SMDC  or  FCDC  must  be  replaced.  This may  be  determined  by  holding  the  skirted ferrule and attempting to rotate it radially. Detonating Cord Inspection Gauge  Set The  SMDC  or  FCDC  booster  tip  must  be inspected  for  correct  length  and  alignment (fig. 2-22). Use the detonating cord inspection gauge  set,  part  number  A51562680-1,  in  the following manner: 1. Use the correct size gauge for booster tip inspection. Figure  2-22.—SMDC/FCDC  booster  tip  inspection. 2-29

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