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TM  55-4920-383-13&P c. To  measure  the  capacitance  of  the  aircraft  compensator,  position  Test  Set  switches as  in  paragraph  2-7(a)  for  aircraft  tank  unit  capacitance  measurement,  except  set  CAPACI- TANCE  FUNCTION  switch  (1)  to  A/C  TEST-COMP  position.  Set  CAPACITANCE  RANGE switch  (6)  to  appropriate  position  to  read  capacitance  to  greatest  resolution  as  described  in paragraph   2-7(b). 2-8. Measuring  Aircraft  Tank  Unit  and  Compensator  Insulation  Resistance  and  External Resistance. a With  the  equipment  set  up  as  shown  in  figure  2-2,  position  Test  Set  switches  as  follows: Switch Position ON/OFF   (20,   figure   2-1) ON DISPLAY  SELECT  (8) RES  (MEG) RESISTANCE  FUNCTION  (11) A-B RESISTANCE RANGE (12) 0.1-1 NOTE DISPLAY  SELECT  (8)  switch  must  be  in  RES  (MEG)  position  for  all  resistance measurements. b. With  the  Test  Set  switches  positioned  as  described,  the  Test  Set  is  in  the  mode  for measuring  aircraft  tank  unit  insulation  resistance,  the  resistance  betweeen  COAX  A  and UNSH  B  Test  Set  receptacles  (18).    The  number  displayed  on  the  Test  Set  digital  display  (7) is  the  resistance  in  megohms. (1)  If  the  display  is  blinking  .9900,  the  aircraft  tank  unit  being  measured  has  an insulation  resistance  greater  than  1  megohm.    Rotate the RESISTANCE RANGE switch (12) one  position  at  a  time  until  the  blinking  stops  and  a  non-blinking  number  is  obtained.  The overrange  blinking  condition  for  each  position  of  the  RESISTANCE  RANGE  switch  (12)  is  as follows: 2-14

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