15039: OSCILLATOR,CRYSTAL CONTROLLED.
The Moros Intrepidus runs like lightning through the jungle on two legs – always on the hunt. It digs its mighty clawed feet into the ground so that no one can stop it. At the same time, it opens and closes his huge jaws.
It looks dangerous even from a distance. Let's get out of here! The Moros Intrepidus is admittedly much smaller than its relative, the famous Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Its legs are only about 1.20 meters long. Nevertheless, it can also be quite dangerous. Its hunger for fresh meat can hardly be satisfied, which is why it’s always hunting.
When it discovers its prey it can run faster than almost every other dinosaur. Once it has something in its sharp fangs, it won't let go without a fight. So we'd be better off keeping our distance!
This part is cataloged in the U.S. Government catalog under NSN 5331-00-006-4793, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| material | ALUMINUM AND POLYESTER (USE PCY000) FILTERING MEDIUM |
| nut_style | HEXAGON |
| thickness | 0.281 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| body_style | PLAIN, SOLID |
| body_width | 1.000 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| bore_style | W/ KEYWAY BOTH ENDS |
| case_style | SQUARESQUARE |
| nut_height | 0.277 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| point_type | CONVENTIONAL |
| seal_width | 0.500 INCHES NOMINAL0.500 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| teeth_type | SINGLE HELIX |
| tooth_form | STANDARD |
| NSN | 5331-00-006-4793 |
| CROSS-SECTIONAL HEIGHT | 0.062 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| MATERIAL | RUBBER SYNTHETIC |
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