[evlatests] Antenna 23 is tardy
Doug Whiton
dwhiton at nrao.edu
Tue Jul 6 12:55:57 EDT 2010
Please be more specific, if you can. Are you complaining about AZ or EL?
How much of a difference from other antennas on the same arm are we
talking about? Specs are 20 deg/min for EL and 40 deg/min AZ. We allow
a + or - 5% window. That's 1 deg/min in EL and 2 deg/min in AZ.
We looked at both AZ and EL this morning. El slewed at 22 deg/min down
and 21 deg/min up. AZ slewed at 38 deg/min both CW and CCW. We can
easily
set the speed with digital tachs. They will be installed when the antenna
comes in to finish the overhaul. Until then, I am inclined to do nothing,
unless you have some more information.
Doug
> On Sun, 4 Jul 2010, Michael Rupen wrote:
>
>> This has been true for years.
>
> Many years, in fact.
>
>>> Based on some tests taken early Sunday morning, it is clear that
>>> antenna 23's slewing speed is slower than any other -- it is
>>> consistently the last antenna to get on source after a long slew.
>>>
>>> Can somebody notify servo?
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