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Characterize ammunition WITH PRECISION

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 It is essential to know the local weather conditions to :

  • Validate ammunition ballistic characteristics
  • Training personnel on countering the impact of the weather regardless of caliber or size of ordinance

During the characterization of ammunitions, and learning to know their specific behaviors, it is imperative to have a high-precision equipment for measuring the values of the meteorological conditions. The meteorological sensors MAWS6056 can be used as reference tools for measurements of environmental conditions.

 

Other benefits …

  • Meets MIL-STD 461 F and 810 F
  • High MTBF
  • Low maintenance
  • Permanent built-in test

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MAWS6056H

Meteorological sensor
Humidity

0-40 m/s
0-360 º
600 - 1100 hPa
0 - 100 % HR
RS-485 Serial link
MIL-STD 810F / 461F

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6056B

MAWS6056HC

Meteorological sensor
Humidity - Compass

0-40 m/s
0-360 º
600 - 1100 hPa
0 - 100 % HR
RS-422 Serial link
MIL-STD 810F / 461F

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MAWS6056HCGPS

Meteorological sensor
Humidity - Compass - GPS

0-40 m/s
0-360 º
600 - 1100 hPa
0 - 100 % HR
RS-422 Serial link
MIL-STD 810F / 461F

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TEMPEX

TEMPEX

Additional digital temperatur sensor
- ammunition strorage room temperature measurement
or
- ground temperatur measurement

40°C - + 110°C
MIL STD 810 / 461

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Valise Peli

Transportation case

Hard carrying case with foam
protection for MAWS.

 





Peli Case on request 

COVER

A cover in stamoid® is available as an option to protect MAWS from dirt and dust during transport or storage.






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KITNBC6056

This kit allows, during decontamination operations, to replace the components affected by environmental conditions and ensure the sustainability of correct measurements.



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