The Continuity Guide
Technical Facilities
by Martin Willey

Sensor unit

With an adjustable arm, seen in Space Brain, The Last Sunset, and in Medical in Force Of Life (the arm first appeared in Medical in Breakaway, Earthbound & Another Time, Another Place).

Geodesic domes

In use on Earth in Another Time, Another Place

Alpha Log Recorder

Particle analyser

Referred to in Matter Of Life And Death.

Propogatoscope

Incorporating a proton bombarder is seen in A Matter Of Balance.

Also seen in Weapons Section in The Beta Cloud

Pressure device

Carolyn Powell's experiment in The Lambda Factor

Antimatter bombarder

Used in the Command office in End Of Eternity.

Voyager control circuit

Recreated in Voyager's Return

Wave amplifier

Mateo's equipment in The Troubled Spirit

Test package

Simulating blood pressure, respiration and body temperature in Journey To Where (actually an Ariel capsule from The Last Sunset, painted red; it is also seen in A Matter Of Balance)

Robot Fabrication

Used by Helena in The Taybor to create a robot Maya.

Hyper-nitro

A heat sensitive explosive featured in Catacombs Of The Moon

Geology Equipment

Equipment seen in All That Glisters and subsequent episodes. More

Microscopes

A variety of microscopes are seen (looking suspiciously like plumbing supplies...). More.

Laser Controls

Various laser controls and nuclear detonators are seen. More details.

Nuclear charges

In Space Brain More details.

Atomic fuel cylinder

In The Bringers Of Wonder part 2 (also in Brian The Brain; see also the fuel core in The Infernal Machine).

Mobile nuclear generator

Seen in A Matter Of Balance and The Lambda Factor. Also seen in the Pigs In Space segment of The Muppet Show!

Eagle starboard atomic booster motor

In Engineering in The Lambda Factor.

Eagle remote control unit

Seen in Year One on Paul or Alan's desk and also seen throughout Alpha (more details).

Calculator/clock

Seen in Year Two in Command Center. It is a Decimo Timemachine, a Japanese made calculator/ clock sold in Britain in the 1970s. The display is green fluorescent with 12 digits.