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TM   10-4939-246-13&P 1-9. EQUIPMENT DATA. a. General  Information. Model   Number   ........................... D1N-1 National  Stock   Number ..................... 4930-01-369-9821 Model  Number   ........................... D-1R National  Stock  Number ..................... 4930-01-440-1085 b. Dimensions. Length   ................................ 20.25  in.   (51.44  cm) Width  across  grips ........................ 2.80  in.  (32.51  cm) Diameter  of  servicing  inlet ................... 2.50  in.  (6.35  cm) c. Weight   ................................ 10.5 lb  (4.8  kg)  D1N-1 12 lbs (5.4  kg)  D-1R d. Operatiing  Temperature    Range . ................. -35°F  to      +150°F  (-37°   C  to  +66°   C) e. Flow  Rate  .............................. 600 gpm  (38  1/s) f. Operating   Pressure    ........................ 0 -  200 psi  (0  -  1380 kPa) Section     III.   PRINCIPLES    OF  OPERATION 1-10. GENERAL   PRINCIPLES   OF  OPERATION The  D1N-1   or  D-1R   Nozzle   mates with   the  aircraft   adapter  for  fuel  servicing.   The  clip   and plug  ground  cable connections  provide   for  grounding   and  bonding   the nozzle  to  the  aircraft   prior   to  connection   and  during   servicing.   ne nozzle   must  align   with   the  aircraft   adapter  before  nozzle  collar   is  turned  and  secured.  The  poppet  handle   assembly  can now  be  turned  to  the  open  position.   The  nozzle  assembly  is  now  firmly   attached and  cannot  be  removed.   After   servicing is complete,   the poppet  handle  assembly  is  returned   to  the closed  position   and  the  collar   turned   releasing  the  nozzle  from the aircraft.   The  collar   also  prevents  the  poppet  handle  from   being  turned  to  the open. Change 1 1-5

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