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Notice that the Hand Tool Carrier is similar to the Apollo 15 configuration.
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Notice that the outer toeholds are installed and that there are small "brackets" on the left side of the main chassis frame.
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Notice the TV camera with sunshade and the dust brush attached to the VHF comm. antenna. The LCRU dust covers are opened to expose fused silica thermal mirrors attached to the top of the equipment.
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A good shot of the back of John's PLSS, Notice the rake on the extension handle.
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Part of a pan at Station 5.
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Pan continues.
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Pan continues.
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Notice that the seat cover configuration is similar to that of the Apollo 15 LRV.
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Overview of the left side of the LRV. |
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Again notice the dust covers are open on the LCRU, during most stops these covers would be opened to cool the LCRU electronics.
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Notice the width of the fenders, the American Flag on the fender extension and the directions that the "chevrons" face on the wheels.
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Great close-up of the arm rest and the Hand Controller. Notice that the seat cover is up.
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Good look of the details of the HGA including the sighting scope. |
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Notice the detail on the front side of the Aft Pallet.
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Notice the different configuration of the front fender dust flap and the small "brackets" on the left side of the main chassis frame.
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Notice the Penetrometer holder on the Aft Pallet.
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Similar to A15-88-11892. Notice the lack of outer wings on the footrests. |
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Good shot of the TV camera and the back side of the TCU.
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Part of a Station 10 pan. Notice the stowage of the Lunar Portable Magnetometer.
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Station 10 pan continues, again the different configuration of the front fender dust flap.
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Notice the lack of the rear fender extension on the right side. This was broken off as it was on the Apollo 17 mission.
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