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TRAINING AND OPERATIONS FACILITY

TRAINING AND OPERATIONS FACILITY. “TRAINING THE AIRCREWS OF TOMORROW----TONIGHT”. ADMINISTRATIVE. FIRE EXITS FIRE EXTINGUISHERS FOOD / BEVERAGES TOBACCO BREAK / SMOKE AREA LATRINE. AN/AVS-6 OPERATIONS.

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TRAINING AND OPERATIONS FACILITY

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  1. TRAINING ANDOPERATIONS FACILITY “TRAINING THE AIRCREWS OF TOMORROW----TONIGHT”

  2. ADMINISTRATIVE • FIRE EXITS • FIRE EXTINGUISHERS • FOOD / BEVERAGES • TOBACCO • BREAK / SMOKE AREA • LATRINE

  3. AN/AVS-6 OPERATIONS

  4. WHILE SERVING AS AN AIRCREW MEMBER, EMPLOY THE AVIATOR NIGHT VISION IMAGING SYSTEM (ANVIS) IN ACCORDANCE WITH (IAW) TC 1-204, TM 11-5855-263-10, AND CURRENT DIRECTIVES. TERMINAL LEARNING OBJECTIVE

  5. NOTES CAUTIONS WARNINGS SAFETY

  6. RISK ASSESSMENT LEVEL LOW

  7. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS NONE

  8. EVALUATION

  9. SURVIVABILITY SURPRISE SUSTAINMENT

  10. HISTORY

  11. AN/PVS-5

  12. AN/PVS-5 CUT-AWAY

  13. GM-6

  14. ANVIS

  15. QUESTIONS?

  16. FROM A LIST, SELECT END ITEM COMPONENTS / BASIC ISSUE ITEMS OF THE ANVIS IAW TM 11-5855-263-10 ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE # 1

  17. CAUTION ANVIS IS A PRECISION ELECTRO-OPTICAL INSTRUMENT, HANDLE CAREFULLY. KEEP OBJECTIVE AND EYEPIECE LENS CAPS ON WHEN NOT IN USE.

  18. COMPONENTS

  19. BATTERIES 3.0 VOLTS

  20. WARNING DO NOT HEAT, PUNCTURE, DISASSEMBLE, SHORT CIRCUIT, ATTEMPT TO RECHARGE, OR OTHERWISE TAMPER WITH THE BATTERIES.

  21. DUAL BATTERY PACKG1 / G2 / G3

  22. CLIP-ON POWER SOURCE(COPS)

  23. WEIGHT BAG COUNTERWEIGHTS COUNTERWEIGHT SYSTEM

  24. WEIGHT BAG

  25. NOTE A VELCRO PATCH ON THE BACK OF THE HELMET IS REQUIRED TO ATTACH THE COUNTERWEIGHT SYSTEM AS WELL AS THE BATTERY PACK.

  26. LIGHT INTERFERENCE FILTER (LIF) LUGS MISSING NEW CASE ORIGINAL

  27. NECK CORD

  28. DO NOT ATTACH THE LANYARD TO THE FLIGHT HELMET. WARNING

  29. NOTE WHILE HANGING THE ANVIS BY THE NECK CORD, INSTALL LENS CAPS ON TO PROTECT THE LENSES FROM BEING SCRATCHED TWIST THE NECK CORD TO ALLOW THE NVGS TO HANG HIGH ON THE CHEST.

  30. COMPONENTS OF THE ANVIS QUESTIONS?

  31. ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE # 2 FROM A LIST, SELECT THE DESCRIPTION OF THE ANVIS MONOCULAR COMPONENTS IAW TM 11-5855-263-10

  32. MONOCULAR COMPONENTS *

  33. EYEPIECE LENS 15 MM 25 MM REFERENCE DOTS

  34. DESCRIPTION OF THE MONOCULAR COMPONENTS QUESTIONS?

  35. ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE # 3 FROM A LIST, SELECT THE PROPER OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE OF THE ANVIS IAW TM 11-5855-263-10

  36. OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE Object *Power Supply (ABC/BSP)* 6000 7000 Volts TO Lens Channels Output Window Input Window Eye Piece Lens Photocathode Electrons 180 degree Twist Microchannel Plate Phosphor Screen Multiplied Electrons

  37. OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE QUESTIONS?

  38. ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE # 4 FROM A LIST, SELECT THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ANVIS IAW TM 11-5855-263-10 AND TC 1-204

  39. ANVIS CHARACTERISTICS • PASSIVE SYSTEM • VISUAL ACUITY • ASTIGMATISM • MAGNIFICATION • DEPTH PERCEPTION • FIELD OF VIEW (FOV)

  40. ANVIS CHARACTERISTICS(CONT.) • FOCAL RANGE • TEMPERATURE RANGE • STOWABLE ON THE FLIGHT HELMET • WEIGHT • BREAKAWAY CAPABILITY

  41. LIGHT SPECTRUM AND NVG SENSITIVITY 200 ANVIS 160 NIGHT ADAPTED NORMAL HUMAN EYE (NOT TO SCALE) SENSITIVITY (UA/WATT) 120 PVS-5 80 40 V B NEAR INFRA-RED G Y O RED UV

  42. MONOCHROMATIC VIEWING

  43. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ANVIS QUESTIONS?

  44. ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE # 5 FROM A LIST, DEFINE THE ANVIS MECHANICAL CONTROL CHARACTERISTICS IAW TM 11-5855-263-10

  45. ANVIS MOUNTMECHANICAL CONTROLS

  46. VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT KNOB

  47. LOCK RELEASE BUTTON

  48. BINOCULAR ASSEMBLY MECHANICAL CONTROLS

  49. PIVOT AND ADJUSTMENT SHELF

  50. EYE-SPAN KNOB(S)

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