Carbonfreezin control panels?

[chibigear]

Does anyone have any pictures of the panels of Han's carbon freeze coffin? I've tried the search functions on this forum, but haven't found anything. Not from the net as well. All frontal shots, no good pictures of the side panels.
Thanks, Ville

 

[chibigear]

Bump... Anyone got pics??

 

[Davy Jones]

Here is the main control panel. I dont think anyone has found the real parts but I have found alot of the LEDS and controls which look kinda close.

 

[jonny5]

Just a guess
but those pictures look like the back panel from a lot of
Hewlett Packard laboratory test equipment that I've
worked with in the past. I have no sense of the scale.
It could be either an oscilloscope or a spectrum analyzer.

Some holes have been filled wth digital meters
probably from a Techtronix power meter
(I think they use to run blue displays)

The long top part could be custom covering to hide
mounting holes for a row of BNC connectors the
largest hole on the right is where an external battery
would be attached for field use outside the lab.


<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Davy Jones @ Mar 9 2007, 07:59 AM) [snapback]1435527[/snapback]</div>

Here is the main control panel. I dont think anyone has found the real parts but I have found alot of the LEDS and controls which look kinda close.
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[chibigear]

Thanks guys. I also thought of the oscilloscope. Tha lower panel had some shield of somewhat, it was had to seen in the film. Too bad that in Finland, the star wars exhibits are rare. When I went to one, I had nowhere nearly enough film to cover everything... If only digital cameras had been around then.. Not that they would've helped me here, as this particular prop was not present.

 

[takevin]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(jonny5 @ Mar 9 2007, 11:37 AM) [snapback]1435816[/snapback]</div>

Just a guess
but those pictures look like the back panel from a lot of
Hewlett Packard laboratory test equipment that I've
worked with in the past. I have no sense of the scale.
It could be either an oscilloscope or a spectrum analyzer.

Some holes have been filled wth digital meters
probably from a Techtronix power meter
(I think they use to run blue displays)

The long top part could be custom covering to hide
mounting holes for a row of BNC connectors the
largest hole on the right is where an external battery
would be attached for field use outside the lab.


<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Davy Jones @ Mar 9 2007, 07:59 AM) [snapback]1435527[/snapback]

Here is the main control panel. I dont think anyone has found the real parts but I have found alot of the LEDS and controls which look kinda close.
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actually its supposed to be off the dashboard of some vehicle, left and right turn signal, etc although it does resemble test equiptment sorta too, as it was made to do.

http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/HICBuilders
sign up to here, theres blueprints, pics etc.