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free-fall.  Set  the  cut-off  switches  for  any  antennas along  the  way. WARNING! NEVER  WORK  ALOFT WITHOUT  A  SAFETY OBSERVER. Safety  observers  are  responsible  for  the  safety  of those  walking  underneath  you  as  well  as  for  your safety.   They   should   position   themselves   so   you   can communicate   with   them   without   having   to   come down.  The  safety  observer  will  pass  your  information to  everyone  else.  If  something  is  falling,  communicate quickly. It  is  your  life;  so  be  sure  you  pick  good  safety observers  who  are  aware  of  what  type  of  maintenance you  are  going  to  do.  They  also  need  to  know  whom  to contact  if  you  run  into  technical  problems. CATHODE-RAY    TUBES Cathode-ray   tubes   (CRTs)   are   part   of   radar scopes.  You  will  definitely  have  to  work  around  them. You   will   probably,   at   one   time   or   another,   pack   or unpack,  install,  repair,  or  dispose  of  a  CRT.  There  are some  very  real  dangers  associated  with  handling  a CRT.  Always  take  the  precautions  discussed  in  NAV- EDTRA  12405  whenever  you  handle  a  CRT. 3-6

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