11th/12th Doctor Tardis Console Parts identification

[The14thDr]

Does anyone have any idea how these controls were made? I have a feeling that they're both scratch-built, but I can't be 100% sure. Any ideas?

[davidnagel]

I do believe they're called Quadrant Faders

and this helpful side view should help

[warmcanofcoke]

Small update but a friend in the UK visited Bob's Bits for me!

Are there any markings or labels on the keyboard? Something to make it easier to identify or google?

[Primrodo]

Just what is on his site:

http://www.bobsbits.tv/bits/kp0001

[warmcanofcoke]

Bob's Bits play their cards close to their chest. - Curses! I was hopping for a serial number and a manufacturer. £70.00 each  is a little steep - It would be nice if we could google a less expensive solution.

[timewomble]

Pretty sure they were about half that a year or two ago. Kicking myself now, but you do seem to need to go in person and I haven't had the opportunity.

[BioDoctor900]

With regards to him getting back to you, they don't seem that good. I tried ordering one of the SA pieces for the Tennant console and went to pay for it and got a message saying that they had to email me back to confirm being able to order it, and I've not Hurd back, that was about a month ago....So I don't know what's going on

BioDoctor900

[Primrodo]

Bob's Bits play their cards close to their chest. - Curses! I was hopping for a serial number and a manufacturer. £70.00 each  is a little steep - It would be nice if we could google a less expensive solution.

To be fair he may not know at all. Sometimes you collect parts that you have no idea whet brand etc they are.

Sometimes a serial number only goes so far. I spent some time looking up the dials since I need 4 and came up empty.

My whole bucket cost me $170USD which is not bad considering!

I will probably cast the slow Fader and a few other parts due to their rarity.

Having a friend go in was a big big help to get all my items.

[Primrodo]

I know its blurry I will get a better shot for sure.

It is a METAL Keyboard and from the US! So it explains the cost!

[warmcanofcoke]

Empros Systems international Minneapolis Minnesota

Equipment Ident Number CA312B 01 Series Code Part Number

-Serviced in 1992-

Control Data Product Description 15388511 Operations Keyboard Model 8830-101 Serial Number 1046 HPC/EC 56598680

A clearer picture will help.  

[gambit410]

Via google fu looks like Empros was bought by Siemens back in 1993.

[warmcanofcoke]

Control Data Empros Systems international Minneapolis Minnesota

56598203 E
EM 9146

Equipment Ident Number CA312B Series Code 01 Part Number 56598681

Keyboard NGC QSE 36444 01 part# 56599470

-Serviced in 1992-

Product Description [15388511] Operations Keyboard Model 8830-101 Serial Number 1046 HPC/EC 56598680

[The14thDr]

I found miniature versions of the vertical quick-release toggle clamps on eBay, and for a cheap price as well.
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Quick-Release-Holding-Capacity-Straight-Vertical-Toggle-Clamp-/262783645305?hash=item3d2f203679%3Ag%3ANdQAAOSw9GhYZUcb&_trkparms=pageci%253A809a8190-e4bd-11e6-9e05-74dbd180cdad%257Cparentrq%253Ae129b4641590a6229580ff68ffb10fa4%257Ciid%253A3

[davidnagel]

They're close 14th but not quite. I think.

Check out this image in the first posts of the thread:

[nacholibre]

Hello!

I'm just putting it out there cause i came across it last night but i haven't seen anyone else talk about it yet so here goes, It seems the lever when pulled down 2 lights light up and when pushed up they go off, i have a few screen grabs i got In hell bent you can see them better, but in Doctor mysterio, it seems only 1 was working it might be cause nardole had 1 lever up or something not sure, or just a faulty bulb

Edit,
I was watching robots of sherwood and at the end the doctor pulls 1 lever and lights stay off, so some scenes there off some are on