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Pneumatic Blast Simulators
1. General: Security Forces (SF) has identified simulation training equipment for SF evaluation team members needed for Duty Position Evaluations (DPE). Simulation equipment allows for a near real‐world experience during training evaluations and exercises. The life‐like experience provides better trained Defenders adding to overall Lethality. Simulation equipment is safe and controllable with a hand‐held transmitter and meets safety requirements established in AFMAN
91‐201 and DOD 60559.9‐STD. All interested Vendors shall provide quotes for pneumatic blast simulators to include a hand‐held transmitter that meet the following listed specifications to include shipping:
2. Required Specifications: Pneumatic blast simulators must meet the following specifications:
2.1: Items and Quantities
2.1.1 – Hand‐Held Transmitter – QTY 1
2.1.2 – Small Pneumatic Blast Simulator (120‐125 dB @ 5 ft) – QTY 2
2.1.3 – Medium Pneumatic Blast Simulator (120‐125 dB @ 5 ft) – QTY 1
2.1.4 – Large Pneumatic Machine Gun Simulator (120‐125 dB @5 ft) – QTY 3
2.2: Specific Characteristics
2.2.1 – Hand‐Held Transmitter
2.2.1.a – 915 Mhz
2.2.1.b – 800+ meter range
2.2.1.c – 10 unit simultaneous control
2.2.1.d – water resistant housing
2.2.1.e – AA battery power supply
2.2.2 – Small Blast Simulator
2.2.2.a – 3.5 inch diameter X 10 inch length
2.2.2.b – pneumatic operated using compressed air or CO2
2.2.2.c – standard Schrader valve attachment
2.2.2.d – non‐pyrotechnic and no burst discs
2.2.2.e – standard 9‐24V DC trigger signal operation
2.2.2.f – compatible with selected Hand‐Held Transmitters (e.g. X‐LRT)
2.2.3 – Medium Blast Simulator
2.2.3.a – 24 inches H x 19 inches W x 34 L and under 155 lbs
2.2.3.b – pneumatic operated using CO2 or propane
2.2.3.c – 150 shots per CO2 or 250 shots per propane
2.2.3.d – capable of firing 60 shots per minute with automatic temp control
2.2.3.e – AA battery power supply
2.2.3.f – compatible with selected Hand‐Held Transmitters (e.g. X‐LRT)
2.2.4 – Large Pneumatic Machine Gun Simulator
2.2.4.a – 33 inch main body without barrel attachment and under 165 lbs
2.2.4.b – three caliber barrel attachments to include 5.56, 7.62 and .50 caliber
2.2.4.c – pneumatic operated using CO2 or propane
2.2.4.d – cold fire technology for reliable operation to include single shot mode
2.2.4.e – realistic heat signature
2.2.4.f – AA battery power supply with weatherproof housing
2.2.4.g – compatible with selected Hand‐Held Transmitters (e.g. X‐LRT)
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