What type of simulated target is powered by 110V or internal batteries?

The AN/DSM 129 is a type of simulated target designed to be powered by either a 110V source or internal batteries. This design allows for flexibility in various training environments, accommodating locations where a conventional power supply may not be available. The ability to operate on internal batteries ensures that training can continue regardless of electrical infrastructure, providing a practical and versatile solution for military simulations.

Other options, while related to target simulation, either do not share the same power capabilities or are designed for different functionalities. For instance, the AN-DSM 157 and SM-787/DSM may have specific operating parameters or power requirements that differ from the AN/DSM 129, limiting their deployment versatility compared to this model. Similarly, the Guided Munition Simulator is used for different purposes in training and may not require the same power supply options. Thus, the AN/DSM 129 stands out due to its adaptability in using either 110V power or internal batteries, making it particularly effective for various simulation scenarios.