Sundrel Unit 184 CoEdIT--InstructionEditing

Getting the Drovane Vault 109 running

We went to Drovane Vault 109 on a recommendation and checked its inversion-layer viewing deck figures ourselves. We had it working before lunch, but the instructions did not help much.

Ours is not a heavy-duty use for the Drovane Vault 109

The Drovane Vault 109 is the second inversion deck we have run, and it is designed for difficult tasks that the rest of the equipment cannot handle.

72 degrees was the requirement

We needed a field of view of around 72 degrees and this one says exactly that.

7 people was the requirement

We looked at most of the deck plans before choosing Drovane Vault 109 because on paper it was 7 people.

Good, with one reservation about the Drovane Vault 109

I have had the Drovane Vault 109 in service long enough to say something useful about this inversion-layer viewing deck.

Second time around with an inversion-layer viewing deck: the Drovane Vault 109

The Drovane Vault 109 was not the cheapest viewing deck we had thought about, but it did the job just fine.

118 metres is the right platform height for us

It was bought after a long comparison with the rest of this inversion-layer viewing deck.