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low, no numbers for power settings given- the voltage is applied as a result of resistance and computer. Correct, the inputs are the Temp sensor and Anticipator, being sent to the Controller (ie the Computer). The valves are not electrically controlled- The electric signals are sent to a Torque motor. The p
ning manuals show that the system is up to 14 VDC, it goes through a resistor and is a 10 VDC Maximum to the torque motor. Remember that the box in the Radio Rack is an add-on, it is not normally installed, and there are no requirements for calibration- The 9 volts seems to be appropriate for the full close si
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low, no numbers for power settings given- the voltage is applied as a result of resistance and computer. Correct, the inputs are the Temp sensor and Anticipator, being sent to the Controller (ie the Computer). The valves are not electrically controlled- The electric signals are sent to a Torque motor. The p
ning manuals show that the system is up to 14 VDC, it goes through a resistor and is a 10 VDC Maximum to the torque motor. Remember that the box in the Radio Rack is an add-on, it is not normally installed, and there are no requirements for calibration- The 9 volts seems to be appropriate for the full close si
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low, no numbers for power settings given- the voltage is applied as a result of resistance and compu=er. Correct, the inputs a=e the Temp sensor and Anticipator, being sent to the Controller (ie the Co=puter). The valves are not el=ctrically controlled- The electric signals =re sent to a Torque motor. The p
ning manuals s=ow that the system is up to 14 VDC, it goes through a resistor and is a 10=VDC Maximum to the torque motor. Remember that the box=in the Radio Rack is an add-on, it is not normally installed, and there ar= no requirements for calibration- The 9 volts seems to =e appropriate for the full close si
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low, no numbers for power settings given- the voltage is applied as a result of resistance and compu=er. Correct, the inputs a=e the Temp sensor and Anticipator, being sent to the Controller (ie the Co=puter). The valves are not el=ctrically controlled- The electric signals =re sent to a Torque motor. The p
ning manuals s=ow that the system is up to 14 VDC, it goes through a resistor and is a 10=VDC Maximum to the torque motor. Remember that the box=in the Radio Rack is an add-on, it is not normally installed, and there ar= no requirements for calibration- The 9 volts seems to =e appropriate for the full close si
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low, no numbers for power settings given- the voltage is applied as a result of resistance and compu=er. Correct, the inputs a=e the Temp sensor and Anticipator, being sent to the Controller (ie the Co=puter). The valves are not el=ctrically controlled- The electric signals =re sent to a Torque motor. The p
ning manuals s=ow that the system is up to 14 VDC, it goes through a resistor and is a 10=VDC Maximum to the torque motor. Remember that the box=in the Radio Rack is an add-on, it is not normally installed, and there ar= no requirements for calibration- The 9 volts seems to =e appropriate for the full close si
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low, no numbers for power settings given- the voltage is applied as a result of resistance and compu=er. Correct, the inputs a=e the Temp sensor and Anticipator, being sent to the Controller (ie the Co=puter). The valves are not el=ctrically controlled- The electric signals =re sent to a Torque motor. The p
ning manuals s=ow that the system is up to 14 VDC, it goes through a resistor and is a 10=VDC Maximum to the torque motor. Remember that the box=in the Radio Rack is an add-on, it is not normally installed, and there ar= no requirements for calibration- The 9 volts seems to =e appropriate for the full close si
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s given- the voltage is applied as a result of resistance and compu=er. EFTA_R1_01332990 EFTA02352915 Correct, the inpu=s are the Temp sensor and Anticipator, being sent to the Controller (ie th= Computer). The valves are no= electrically controlled- The electric sign=ls are sent to a Torque motor. The p
ning manuals s=ow that the system is up to 14 VDC, it goes through a resistor and is a 10=VDC Maximum to the torque motor. Remember that the box=in the Radio Rack is an add-on, it is not normally installed, and there ar= no requirements for calibration- The 9 volts seems to =e appropriate for the full close si
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Mutual Connections (11)
Entities connected to both Anticipator and the Radio Rack
Jeffrey Epstein
PERSON12 w/ Anticipator·8 w/ the
LV
Larry Visoski
PERSON10 w/ Anticipator·8 w/ the
The LP air
ORGANIZATION7 w/ Anticipator·7 w/ the
Valve
ORGANIZATION7 w/ Anticipator·7 w/ the
PR
Pete Rawson
PERSON6 w/ Anticipator·6 w/ the
VDC Maximum
ORGANIZATION5 w/ Anticipator·5 w/ the
the Controller (ie
ORGANIZATION4 w/ Anticipator·4 w/ the
No Voltage
LOCATION2 w/ Anticipator·2 w/ the
AN
Anticipators
PERSON2 w/ Anticipator·2 w/ the
WH
Wing heat
PERSON2 w/ Anticipator·2 w/ the
the Controller (ie the Computer
ORGANIZATION2 w/ Anticipator·2 w/ the