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EBOLC Demolition Questions with complete verified solutions 2024
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Never attach M456 Det Cord, an M151, or an M152 to this
component. - answer M81
An _________ can accommodate and ensure proper proximity for
initiating up to 5 shock tubes, 5 M151/152's OR 1 strand of M456
Det Cord. - answer M9 Holder
This component has a high-strength blasting cap, factory-crimped to
a 30-ft length of shock tube. It also has a small J-hook for easy
attachment to M456 Let Cord, a yellow flag 2 meters from the
blasting cap and a red flag 1 meter from the blasting cap. - answer
M11
An _____ has a high-strength blasting cap, factory-crimped to about
7.5 ft length of time fuse that has a 5 minute burn time. - answer
M14
When priming a block of C4 (M112), using M456 Det Cord, what knot
is used below freezing? - answer Uli Knot
When priming a block of C4 (M112), using M456 Det Cord, what knot
is used above freezing? - answer Double Overhand Knot
, This component has a secondary explosive booster crimped onto 10
ft of low-strength Det Cord to allow the user to pre-prime explosives
for military operations and bury explosives. It also has a large J-
hook for easy attachment to M456 Det Cord. - answer M151
The black M9 holder accommodates what type of blasting cap? -
answer High Strength
This component has a high-strength blasting cap pre-crimped to a
1000 ft length of mini shock tube. It comes with an M81E1 in-line
initiator on the mini shock tube. - answer M23
An _____ has a low-strength blasting cap, factory-crimped to a 500 ft
length of shock tube. - answer M12
The gold/green M9 holder accommodates what type of blasting cap?
- answer Low Strength
When priming a stick of M1 dynamite, using M456 Det Cord, what
technique is used? - answer Dynamite Lace
This component has 200 ft length of dual mini shock tube with two
high-strength blasting caps and two M81E1 in-line initiators. -
answer M19
When priming a block of TNT, using M456 Det Cord, what demo knot
is used? - answer Alternate Demo Knot
This component has a secondary explosive booster crimped onto 30
ft of low-strength Det Cord to allow the user to pre-prime explosives
for military operations and bury explosives. It also has a large J-
hook for easy attachment to M456 Det Cord. - answer M152
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