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I think this controlled the elevator.
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Wow. It looks so intricate, yet so fragile.
Murphy
Tue 11-01-2005
That is a relay panel for an Elevator Controller. The relays pop in and out to trigger stops and doors on each floor. The more floors you have the larger these panels are.
Bill Romjue
Wed 04-05-2006
I like the greenish/greyish tint and all the switces give it a "science fictioney" kind of look, makes me think of old sci-fi movies.
Van Gogo
Thu 06-29-2006
That is the control panel for the elevator. I'm surprised they left that behind. That is a very expensive piece of equipment.
Elevator man
Wed 02-28-2007
My grandmother taught me that age is a state of mind. She was rafting down the Orinoco (sp?) River into the Amazon forest at 93. She also taught me to admire old abandon places. Her father used to go into the tombs in the Valley of the Kings to paint what he saw on the walls there. That was before cameras. If you would like to see his paintings I am sure there are many in the Boston Museum of Art, if not look his name up - Joseph Lindon Smith. You take after him Motts! Keep it up I love the pics.
BunnyNSW
Fri 04-13-2007
I guess this was let behind because the same function can be done on a much smaller board with just a few chips.
Richard Davies
Fri 05-04-2007
i wish i could have this kind of switching technology.
resr
Fri 01-25-2008
...my kinda STUFFFFF.....!!!:)
gypsy
Sun 04-17-2011
Reminds me of something from a Frankenstein movie.
Larry D
Sun 08-21-2011

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