bayarearapidtransit
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- westinghouse
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The last upload was 28 April.
26_0074640 Rohr Collection Image from SDASM Archives uploaded 28 April
26_0074639 Rohr Collection Image from SDASM Archives uploaded 28 April
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26_0040060 Rohr Collection Image
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Chuck Walla said:
In 1974, there were no flat panel displays. It's unclear what display technology was made to look like a flat panel.
Westinghouse also built and sold power reactors and some of the expertise that made these consoles my have come from that division.
This position has a red handset that is not present at the other consoles. My guess is that it's an elevator emergency phone. When there's a problem, the phone in the car might ring here. BART initially had a fire crew which (I believe) was for the Trans-Bay tube. It may be for fire dispatch. I think they've always had an auto-aid agreement with SFFD and Oakland but in the early days they had one BART high rail fire vehicle.
26_0026499 Rohr Collection Image
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