TM 11-5895-1412-12&PTransitcasesIndividualSystemHeight:10 pounds 4 ouncesWidth:18 1/4”Depth:8 3/4”Length:14 3/4”Individual transit cases, although the same physical dimension, will havestyrofoam cutouts unique to peripherals.CHARACTERISTICS32 pounds 4 ounces39"13"21"Displays:All LCD visual displays are clear and legible in almost alllighting conditions.Computer:16 bit 8086 Microprocessor 1024 bytes of ROM/RAM (total)80 characters X25 line tinted liquid crystal display; enhancedHP keyboard.Printer:Dot Matrix - 150 characters per second;Size and weight:The BGU consists of three small lightweight compactdevices that can be carried by the user and can be assembled for usewithin a few short moments.Continuous printing over 1 and 1/2 hours or 200 pages beforerecharging; Readily accessible controls.Disc Drive:Double sided 3 1/2” microfloppy disc media, 710 kilobytesformatted memory capacity; 6 kbytes per sec transfer rate; 497milliseconds access time.Storage:The portable computer, disc drive, and the printer can bestored in the transit cases.Exposed parts are reasonably protected.(Refer to “Transporting the BGU” for more details)Battery life expectancy:At average use life expectancy of the BGUbatteries is approximately 2 years.Battery use:portable computer - 40 minutes - continuous read andwrite operation. Disc drive - 5 hours of continuous use, or 12 to 16hours of intermltent use, or 20 hours of standby operation.Rechargingbatteries,Self test:drive alsoand is moniapproximately 11 hours required to fully recharge thedepending upon use.the printer can perform a one page self test. The dischas a power-on self test that lasts from 6 to 11 secondstored by a “fault” light during the test cycle.1-16
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