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Inside the Interference Hunting Van

Interior of van used in Green Bank to locate RFI signals

Inside the van used by staff to track down sources of radio frequency interference across the West Virginia countryside. Sophisticated receiver equipment nestles in racks, and in 1981-style, is decorated with wood paneling.

Credit: NRAO/AUI/NSF

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