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 Post subject: Material Specs
PostPosted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 9:17 pm 
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OK, a question for the masses.
Where do you go to get obsoleted
military specs, such as AN-QQ-S-756,
for example?

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Here's a link.

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 Post subject: Re: Material Specs
PostPosted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 12:07 am 
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DryMartini wrote:
Where do you go to get obsoleted military specs, such as AN-QQ-S-756, for example?
Sometimes they just show up in your inbox... I'll have a look tomorrow.


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 Post subject: Re: Material Specs
PostPosted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 10:48 am 
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Sometimes they just show up in your inbox...

I’ve noticed that strange phenomena!

Sorry Bill, I don’t have an IHS account but I do have a 1960 VanDusen catalog of old AN, MS, NAS specs. If you or anyone else needs some info for hardware just let me know.

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AN-QQ-S-756 Steel; Chrome-Nickel Molybdenum (4340): Bar and Rod

I cannot find a copy of the spec itself though. I guess you are too close to the cutting edge of technology for the data to catch up! AISI 4340 steel should get you what you need though.

I couldn't find this directly though, I had to do a word search that found a 1950 propeller hub specification that called out this material.


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 Post subject: Thanks, Guys.
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The question that I was trying to solve with that spec
was whether the plate material was rolled or forged.
Appreciate the help!

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Sounds like rolled is your answer. Glad to be of some actual help on occasion!


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