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CHARACTERISTICS  OF  A  LASER

162.1 Figure 1-13.—AN/PVS-7A NVG. a  BA  5567  lithium  battery  or  two  BA  3058  “AA” alkaline batteries. MAINTENANCE Most maintenance on night vision equipment is preventive   maintenance   only   (i.e.,   clean   and inspect)  and  can  be  completed  with  little  to  no problems.   Corrective   maintenance   is   primarily limited   to   the   depot   level.   Therefore,   if   you experience   a   minor   problem   with   night   vision equipment, you must sent it to the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane, Indiana, for repair. Throughout  this  chapter,  we  have  introduced night  vision  devices  that  are  in  use  in  the  Navy today.   This   area   of   technology   is   continually expanding. As it does, your knowledge of this area should also grow. The  next  chapter  will  introduce  you  to  laser systems and the safety precaution needed for their use. 1-11

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