Hello everybody,
then let's go into the 10th year with fresh courage!
And you won't believe it, but the
Crawler lighting still won't let me go, so whether we like it or not, I have to come back once again to the
STS-28 photo.
In addition to the red circled lamps at the front and back of the
JEL Cylinders, there were still a few others that I have not yet followed up.
Source: flickr.com/photos/nasacommons
And that concerns in particular to the lamp marked blue next to the lamp marked red. The lamps circled in yellow do not belong to the crawler, but are located on the
Pedestals, as I have seen on other photos and could possibly be added as a LED circle into the
Pad Lighting, if the power bank could still cope with it.
So I've gone into the matter of the blue marked lamp again more exactly and found it on this photo of the
STS-6, as one can see in this photo, albeit only blurred.
Source: forum.nasaspaceflight.com (jacqmans)
That's why I've traced the STS-6 track further and also watched the
Rollout video again. And there I came across this
Sequence (7:46), on the screenshot of which one can see the blue circled lamp next to the red circled lamp on the front of the JEL Unit, which is located on the side wall.
Much more precisely one can see these lamps on photos in the
Crawler Report (HEAR FL-8-11-C), as on this
Photo (JPEG (334 kb) here,
Source: Library of Congress (HAER FL-8-11-C-9)
if one knows that there is also always a
HiRes. (TIFF (38.9 mb) for all photos in this report, which one can study in detail to your heart's content, as I did first of all for the front corner
Corner A.
And on it one can see both the lamp on the front of the JEL Unit (the same lamp is on the back too) and the lamp on the side wall to the left of the ladder.
And at the rear corner
Corner D with the driver's cab one will find the same arrangement of the lamps, as well as at the corners
Corner B & C.
As a result,
4 more lamps are added to my previous
Inventory, which brings me to a total of
44 lamps, but which would exceed the maximum possible number of the designed Crawler electronics of
42 lamps.
Therefore I've decided to modify the lamp distribution as follows:
This now results in the following final
Crawler lighting, which contains
42 Lamps + 2 Beacons, which are distributed on the following
6 LED circuits:
Corner A-D: each 7 = 28
Side 1/2-3/4: each 7 = 14 +
2 Beacons
And it will stay that way.
Rien ne va plus - Nothing works anymore! 
