This first picture shows the RF-container, now in place. Also featured is the trusty observatory Land Rover that has faithfully carried the staff and a lot of cables, tools and equipment back and forth between the main observatory building and the LOFAR field.
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This picture is of the base of the RF-container showing the earth strap and ground-pin cover. Notice how the RF-container is up on rubber blocks.
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