Figure 2-2. Replacing plastic cap and securing lanyard to case.

TM 9-1370-201-12

Use of the table: Find the column for the elevation of

(8) Extend lanyard over edge of fuze and

the target area above sea level. In this column, find the

secure with a 15 1/2-inchstrip of tape to outside of fuze

line for the altitude of the aircraft above sea level. On

case, leaving lanyard loop and swivel snaphook just

this line, find the fuze setting in the left hand column.

above edge of fuze (D, fig. 2-1), in line with yellow-

tagged key ring on safety clip.

Example:

(9) Replace plastic cap, holding lanyard

1. Elevation of target area 4,000 feet,

inside cap (A, fig. 2-2).

desired aircraft altitude 10,000 feet-set fuze for 3,000

(10) Coil remainder of lanyard around outer

feet.

container (B, fig. 2-2) and secure swivel eye to case

2. Elevation of target area 1,000 feet,

with type (C, fig. 2-2).

desired aircraft altitude 15,500 feet-set fuze for 12,000

(11) Using grease pencil, mark ejection fuze

feet.

setting on case.

Figure 2-2. Replacing plastic cap and securing lanyard to case.

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