6610-01-534-8075

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Federal Supply Group

Instruments and Laboratory Equipment

Federal Supply Classification

6610 Flight Instruments

National Stock Number

6610-01-534-8075

Assigment Date

11/02/2005 (20 years ago)

A device consisting of one or more components utilizing an alternating or direct current source to reactivate batteries in which reversible chemical reactions occur. Use only for devices containing resistors, metallic, or electronic type rectifiers or vibrators and which are specifically designed for the purpose of charging batteries. May include filters, meters, load contactor and alarm circuits. May include battery charging switchboards which are supplied with integral or external means of rectification.

6610-01-534-8075, no name available

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What is the FSCG of the NSN 6610-01-534-8075?

The FSCG of the NSN 6610-01-534-8075 is 6610

Does NSN 6610-01-534-8075 require demilitarization?

"commerce control list items (ccli) - mut to the point of scrap required outside the united states. Inside the united states, mut is required when the demil integrity code (ic) is "3" and mut is not required when the demic is "6" (note 8)"

Does NSN 6610-01-534-8075 contain precious materials?

Item does not contain precious metal.

Does NSN 6610-01-534-8075 contain hazardous materials?

Indicates there is no data in the hmirs and the nsn is in a fsc not generally suspected of containing hazardous materials.

When the NSN 6610-01-534-8075 was assigned to the Federal Catalog?

It was assigned 20 years ago, on Wed, Nov 2, 2005