[evlatests] Ant 14

[Pat Van Buskirk]

At 8:45, the antenna mechanics notified the operator they were going to 
antenna 14 for rack work. Perhaps the first point of contact should be 
the VLA operator if someone has a question about what's going on at the 
antenna. They keep a daily log of antenna visits which includes antenna 
number, work crew and start/end times of their visit.

Cheers,
Pat

Eugene Cole wrote:

> Visits to antennas on the array beit VLA or EVLA must go through VLA 
> Operations. The procedure is already in place and should be followed.
> 
> -- Gene
> 
> Ken Sowinski wrote:
> 
>>>We either need to prohibit work on the antenna if 
>>>not on the schedule, or come up with another way to communicate that 
>>>work is being done on maintenance days (?)
>>>
>>>Rob
>>>    
>>>
>>
>>I don't think we should prohibit unannounced work on maintenance 
>>days.  If it is necessary to do tests on a maintenance day, it 
>>is the testers who will have to accomodate their work to other
>>activities.
>>
>>My concern was that the antenna seemed very dead and noone
>>I could find was able to explain why.  In case it had decided
>>on its own to stop working I thought somebody should look into
>>it before tomorrow.
>>
>>Ken
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