hand wheel

Local enables the electric firing key on his right hand wheel.

In front of him, are his optical sight, hand wheels, and train drive controls.

Because of the low torque available, a hand wheel was used to spin the motor on start up.

He changes the bearing of the gun, by moving his hand wheels, until the dial difference is zero.

With the well fitted hand wheel the frame rate can be changed smoothly while recording.

Sabin stepped to the hand wheel and gave it a spin.

The plates were regularly tightened with a hand wheel.

The traversing hand wheel and the scale were located on the left side of the carriage.

In local, the drives would follow the motion of the trainer's and pointer's hand wheels.

The cap was winded by a hand wheel, no fantail being fitted.

The layer had a hand wheel connected to gearing that traversed the saddle.

Beneath the hand wheel there is a convenient ring-operated horn switch.

This version included a hand wheel on the side, which rotated the dial plate, and with it the enemy bar.

A twist on the hand wheel, and he had the smothering chemical spraying from the hose.

Another hand wheel and gearing elevated the cradle.

A large hand wheel mounted on the base of the machine evidently operated the rollers so they could be turned in opposite directions.

It was the balancing gear that allowed the hand wheel to smoothly and easily raise and lower the barrel.

The old controllers were at the same time exchanged to normal controllers with horizontal hand wheels.

At the command of the Mount Captain, he fires the gun by squeezing the firing key on his right hand wheel.

(By 1763, weaving had been greatly automated, but spinning was still done by hand wheel.

Newer cylinders contain a "tri lobe, ergonomically designed hand wheel."

The gunner had at his disposal a hydraulic turret traverse and a hand wheel for the final few degrees of accuracy.

This disengages his hand wheels, and gives elevation control to the Fire Control System.

Various components are quite sophisticated, such as the jack ring assemblies, adjusted by a hand wheel operating through a pair of bevel gears.

Mules were often guided by riding one that was hooked to the wagon (typically the left hand wheel mule) and handling the reins from there.