Turbosound TA-500H Manuale Utente

 

4.5m

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The tilting strap, TS-890, is in two parts. The longer part is attached to the tilt strap point on 
the flying bar using the buckle at its end. The other part of the strap with the ratchet is 
hooked into the tilt strap point on the underside of the bottom enclosure. The free end is then 
threaded through the ratchet and the strap tightened to achieve the desired tilt. The tilt strap 
is designed to ratchet in both directions so that the amount of tilt on a column may easily be 
increased or reduced incrementally. The ratchet is double acting serving to ensure the safety 

of the operator by limiting the swing of the cluster when letting off the load. 

Aspect cabinets are flown and connected in vertical columns by means of the integral flygear 
that is rebated into the cabinet sides. In this way the load of the cluster is taken entirely 
through the steelwork and not through the box. It essentially consists of a moveable drop 
link that engages into a receptacle in the cabinet below with a choice of inter-cabinet angles. 

All parts of the flygear are fitted flush with the woodwork of the cabinet, and can quickly and 
easily be removed for safety testing using a Torx TX20 bit. 

The following diagram decribes the various parts of the flygear.