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equipment:zeiss-dsm-962:log [2025/08/23 19:03] – [Day 2025-08-23 (q3k, rahix, ln, rob, 2x guest)] rahixequipment:zeiss-dsm-962:log [2025/10/05 17:49] (current) – [Day 2025-10-05 (implr, rahix, q3k)] rahix
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 ====== Lab Log for the Zeiss DSM "Kevin" ====== ====== Lab Log for the Zeiss DSM "Kevin" ======
 +==== Day 2025-10-05 (implr, rahix, q3k) ====
 +Worked on replacing the annoyingly loud fan of the BIVAS with some gamer fans.  Unfortunately, we only have 2 right now, but we need 3 (140mm fans, with RGB of course).  Ordered another one.
  
 +Printed some brackets that will attach the fans to each other.  We will need additional brackets to attach the fans to the rack in the future.
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 +The 2 fans are //temporarily// mounted with zip-ties so we have some airflow at least.
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 +{{:equipment:zeiss-dsm-962:log:pxl_20251005_174642228.jpg?400|}}
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 +Also, not driving the gamer lights yet.  That still needs to be added!
 ==== Day 2025-08-23 (q3k, rahix, ln, rob, 2x guest) ==== ==== Day 2025-08-23 (q3k, rahix, ln, rob, 2x guest) ====
 Finally all the parts for the sketchy vibration isolation system are here.  Installed the setup: Finally all the parts for the sketchy vibration isolation system are here.  Installed the setup:
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 Unfortunately, one of the tire valves is broken and leaks quite heavily.  Installed a ball valve in front of it as a countermeasure.  Keep in mind to close it!! Unfortunately, one of the tire valves is broken and leaks quite heavily.  Installed a ball valve in front of it as a countermeasure.  Keep in mind to close it!!
  
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 When pumping up the bellows, they start moving at about 2.9 barg.  Pump very slowly at that point because you only need a tiny amount of additional air to actually start moving.  Always do the front bellows (the connector with the ball valve) first. When pumping up the bellows, they start moving at about 2.9 barg.  Pump very slowly at that point because you only need a tiny amount of additional air to actually start moving.  Always do the front bellows (the connector with the ball valve) first.
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 +For comparison, took two pictures to compare no isolation (left) to isolation (right):
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 +{{:equipment:zeiss-dsm-962:log:20250823-no-isolation.png?400|}}
 +{{:equipment:zeiss-dsm-962:log:20250823-isolation.png?400|}}
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 +Amazing!