Quote from: Pheogh on 12/11/2008 11:31 pmI realize the orbiter is un-powered as it is on re-entryI'm talking about electrically. They have removed all the cryos that are used as reactants for the three fuel cells. No cryo reactants, no power from the fuel cells.And there's no umbilicals between the SCA and the orbiter.
I realize the orbiter is un-powered as it is on re-entry
I hope you won't mind me posting image IMG_4035.JPG in another post Johng.That was my thought for a lunar rover idea (Canada's possible contribution to Constellation). I believe it's a Bombardier (or similar style vehicle).btw: thanks for thoese great hi-res images!
Quote from: robertross on 12/12/2008 09:16 pmI hope you won't mind me posting image IMG_4035.JPG in another post Johng.That was my thought for a lunar rover idea (Canada's possible contribution to Constellation). I believe it's a Bombardier (or similar style vehicle).btw: thanks for thoese great hi-res images!I Believe that firefighting vehicle in the photo is the Swedish over-snow/all-terrain/amphibious vehicleHägglunds Bv 206 (Hagglund Bandvagn 206 ) Wikipediahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bv_206or see:http://dbase.ljacksonandco.com:1066/FMPro?-db=bv206.fp5&-format=jacksons%2Fbv206_showroom.html&-lay=detail&-sortfield=id&-op=cn&title=Hagglund%20BV206&-max=5&-findall=Our Fire Department here on Providenciales got one a couple of years ago.(After EXPENSIVE repairs to transmissions of big firetrucks driven through flooded roads to assist/evacuate people)
Great coverage. Anyone know the estmated time she'll be rolled back to OPF-2 on her RATs?