Photos | Red Light Control
A close-up shot of a control panel with multiple red lights indicating its current status. This electrical device is just one part of the complex computer hardware used at Goldstone in 2008.
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a close up of a control panel with red lightsChronologically Adjacent
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transmitter address channel goldstone x high rld drive electronics decrease monitor xmit carrier switch panel display oscilloscope stop time data device hardware reverse authorization vacuum power addressed electrical page computer hardware start transmission screen no bit dual channe octal pump pow r klystron machine max controls airsp date kw increase gas forward gmt rf blackboard hi spec hybrid
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0 04 08 1 10 16 2 20 3 31 4 5 7 71 addressed airsp authorization b bit channel channe controls d date decrease display drive dual forward gmt goldstone hybrid hi increase klystron max monitor octal panel pow rf rld spec time transmission transmitter vacuum w x xmit a address carrier data high kw no page power r reverse s start stop up
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