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Welcome to the future: tool roll volt meters.

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| July 01, 2011 | Sisk | COPYRIGHT 2002 U.S. Naval Safety Center. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Most of today's Navy still uses technology from decades ago. In the DC world we are moving forward with new electronics. VIRGINIA Class Submarine Tool Rolls were outfitted with two Fluke 77 Multi-meters, SCAT 4245, and NSN 6625-01-336-3372 due to their electric plant configuration. Currently, all other class Submarine Damage Control Tool Rolls contains two Line Volt Indicators, AUL-Model 1410, NSN 6625-00-1321196. Per AEL 2-880043004, Note 3, all non VIRGINIA Class Submarines are authorized to replace the two Line Volt Indicators with one Fluke 77 Multi-meter per Tool Roll. PMS is covered under MIP 6641/009, MRC …

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