Catalogue No: | C0399 |
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Category: | Head-Mounted Equipment [HMD/NVG/Glasses] |
Object Type: | Module/Sub-Assembly/Component |
Object Name: | Ground Crew Ocular Protector |
Part No: | None |
Serial No: | None |
Manufacturer: | GEC Avionics |
Division: | Airborne Display [ADD] |
Platform(s): | |
Year of Manufacture: | 1987 |
Dimensions: |
Width (mm): 115 Height (mm): 60 Depth (mm): 250 Weight (g): 102 |
Location: | Rack RAA15 (HMDs) [Mezzanine Store] |
Green hol +LP1
Ground Crew
J. Freeman
Eng Use Only
Potted Aug 87
LABEL 1:
"Cleaning
The transparent surfaces may be cleaned using the cloth provided using the same care
as for normal spectacles."
LABEL 2:
"Kit comprises :-
1. Spectacle Assy. Ground Crew NSN5855-99-225-4357
2. Head-Band, rubber NSN5855-99-225-4361
3. Cloth, polishing NSN5855-99-225-4358
4. Case, plastic NSN5855-99-225-4359"
Laser protection glasses were manufactured in the Falcon Building at Rochester using similar technology to that employed on the Diffractive Head Up Displays. The Company had a number of small contracts to build glasses; the largest order was for the British Army and some were also made for pilot protection and yet others were made for Ground Crew protection. The actual wavelengths the glasses protect against are of course classified.
These are an early development set of Glasses designed for Ground Crew presumably as a protection against exposure to aircraft mounted systems such as Laser Rangefinders.
The dimensions given are for goggles only; the depth dimension is varied according to the adjustment of the elastic strap.
The Overall size and weight with the glasses in the case are: 165mm(W) x 43mm(H) x 70mm(D), 165g