better pics of jet pack greeblies?

slave1pilot

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better pics of jetpack greeblies?

Anyone have a better pic of the bottom of ROTJ JP?
I think I know what the left-most greeblie is, but need a better pic before I post.

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Here are a few. The bottom ones are from a different version of the pack, but include some of the same parts.

greebls.jpg
 
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slave1pilot said:
Anyone have a better pic of the bottom of ROTJ JP?
I think I know what the left-most greeblie is, but need a better pic before I post.

Thats is a pre pro pack NOT an ROTJ.

Lynn
 
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Those bottom two photos i posted appear to be on a ROTJ pack, but theyre on the reverse side of the pack so they can't be seen.

greebls2.jpg
 
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That's an interesting Photo Jango Fett Jr, where did you find it?

I have seen photos from all of the Exibits and tours
but I have never seen that pic or one like it.
 
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It's from a Jet Pack in a private collector's, uh, collection. One of the main jet pack's used in ROTJ is the one at AOSW with the square cut out of the side.

jp_rotj.jpg
 
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Has anyone got any clarification on the small white greeblie on the bottom of the ROTJ pack. Loks like a simple push button to me, but then the red anodised one looks like a jack plug, but maybe not.
 
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it looks like a twist toggle switch on the left. then the red one I have no idea. Almost looks like a speaker terminal. Then a bnc connector. then two xlr plugs.
 
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The red one is THE one that needs identification. Looks like a jack plug at first glance, but I am now leaning towards the air line gas coupler mostly due to the brass fitting and anodized section......but still no joy.....yet. I am actually after a shot of the push switch to the bottom.
 
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It's from a Jet Pack in a private collector's, uh, collection. One of the main jet pack's used in ROTJ is the one at AOSW with the square cut out of the side.
I never saw the exhibit but it looks like it's not cut out. It looks like there is a piece of black tape over a hole. Where an xlr cable plugged into. you can see in the exhibit photo there is an indentation where there is a round hole.
 
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Yes the port on the bottom is, I believe, a 3 pin XLR panel. Now BM supplies a female, but I can't help feel it is a male which is basically a hole with 3 long pins inside? Would be good to get a conformation of which it is......but having said that they could change from pack to pack as some did not even have any!

Any more info on the little button on the bottom?
 
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