Modified black glass holders worked only for some Siskiyou mounts, not all.
Some screw heads are sticking out more than the others. I could have forced it really hard and probably it would have fit, but I didn't want to risk changing the alignment. Another round of clean milling job was done, parts will go to air bake again on Monday.
TMS was balanced nicely at the level good for IAS.
We put everything except the black glass holders on the table (we put black glasses themselves directly on the table at their approximate positions).
Added two 200 grams masses to compensate for the fact that we removed Hartman reference path mirrors and mounts (480 grams together). Combined with 8 pieces of black grasses, this should be close enough.
We changed the cable bracket position to prevent cable interference.
After these, we balanced both the top mass and the table by using slide masses.
No signal from TMS BOSEMs.
BOSEM cables were connected but I don't see anything in the digital world.
Ideally, we'd like IAS to work while TMS is damped.
This morning Richard powered up the TMSy AA chassis and I plugged in the satellite box end of the test cables.
TMS Cable Installed
Unfortunately, we installed the Lower Structure before installing a cable, so an easy job was made much harder, but it was done. Our damaged D1000223 cable for the Beam Diverter was replaced with a D1000225 s/nS1106887. This is a variance from the Cable Harness Routing Config (D1200111).