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5307-99-823-5085 5307998235085 998235085 is a headless fastener not exceeding 12 inches (304.8 mm) in length, threaded externally on both ends with threads of the same nominal diameter. the maximum diameter of the unthreaded portion must not be greater than the nominal thread diameter plus 0.020 inches (0.508 mm). the unthreaded portion must be without locking or wrenching provisions. it may be thread relieved. see also rod, threaded end and rod, continuous thread.

5310-14-224-2589 5310142242589 142242589 is a nut having a flat bottom and 6 sides. an integral feature is incorporated for locking on the threads of a mating member. excludes nut (1), self-locking, cap.

5905-00-066-8524 5905000668524 000668524 is a resistor in which a sliding or rolling contact moves over an exposed area of the resistive element to change the ohmic value of the output. the functional tolerance (linearity), if given, of the output is greater than plus or minus 1 percent on linear outputs. specified outputs such as sine, cosine, tangent, etc., shall be considered to be precision. for items having manually positioned taps designed to be set and fixed prior to use, see resistor, adjustable. for items with step by step variation, see rheostat and resistor, step by step. for tandem-mounted items designed to function together as an attenuator (and rated accordingly), see attenuator, variable. excludes resistor (1), variable, wire wound, nonprecision; resistor (1), variable, nonwire wound precision; and resistor (1), variable, wire wound, precision.

5310-14-232-3429 5310142323429 142323429 is a nut having a flat bottom and 6 sides. an integral feature is incorporated for locking on the threads of a mating member. excludes nut (1), self-locking, cap.

5905-14-471-0925 5905144710925 144710925 is a resistor whose ohmic value cannot be adjusted or varied. the resistance element consists of high resistance wire (or ribbon) either wound on an insulated form or constructed so as to be self-supporting. the item must have inherent characteristics of inducing self-inductance. opposition to current flow is an inherent property of the resistance wire and is manifested by the heat dissipation in the resistor. exclut s suppressor, ignition interference. see also resistor (1), fixed, wire wound, noninductive.