mounting pad

A spare mounting pad is included for a vacuum pump.

Separate machined mounting pads are provided for each accessory.

These kits contain rubber mounting pads that absorb vibrations before they can be transmitted to the floor or walls.

They produce most satisfactory results, are relatively inexpensive, and can be located on the basic carrier systems shown by little more than a 'twinstick' mounting pad.

On the EB-2D the bridgepickup was placed there, with the cover (with small mounting pads), being mounted over the bridge.

Special mounting pads engineered by the Lebanese army were attached to each UH-1 Huey on the sides and belly to carry the bombs.

In 1966, when the EB2-D was introduced, the pickguard received a square cutaway at the bridge, and a chrome stringcover (with wide mounting pads) was installed.

Other observing instruments on lower floors of the tower were usually lined up directly beneath the 8th Floor mounting pad and the rooftop marker, so they shared the same latitude and longitude.

Using your rough pencil copy as a guide, commence the preparation of the artwork by placing down the mounting pads of the components, using either crepe tape circles or rub-down dry transfers of appropriate diameter.

The center of octagonal concrete mounting pad on the 8th Floor (which was meant to support a depression position finder) was usually the surveyed point at the end of the baseline (and thus the precise location of the base end station).

This configuration, similar to that found on marine G-engines beginning in 1965, consisted of an iron intake manifold with open-plenum 2-barrel carburetor mounting pad, a Carter BBD carburetor, and associated air cleaner, linkage and plumbing changes.

The Great Siege Tunnels were reused during the war; although it is uncertain exactly how they were used, it appears that they may have housed one of the generators used to power Gibraltar's searchlights, as a concrete mounting pad of the requisite dimensions was installed in one of the embrasures.