The rover has a solar panel. Climb to the ceiling at the right side and press the switch to open the sun shade. The light will hit one of the reflectors -- tilt it to direct the sunlight to the other reflector, then tilt that one to send the light to the next reflector, and eventually to the panel on the rover.
It is on the back of the lunar rover. To use it, click it and carry the hook to where you need it.
It is attached to the back of the lunar rover. To use it, click it and carry the hook to where you need it.
Just click on the rear of the lunar rover, and the winch line will be in your hand. Click where you want to use it (meteor, surface rock).
Climb to the top right side of the room and press the button that opens the sun shade. Use the reflectors located to the right and left to reflect the beam across and down to the solar panel on the rover.
There is a winch attached to the rear of the lunar rover, and you will use it twice. Click on the hook and carry it to where it is needed. The winch is NOT used with the Geiger Counter (delicate equipment) -- push over one of the steel beams to act as a ramp to the rover.
you push the pole to where the giggler is. then push the giggler to the rover
You don't use one on the Purple Monolith. Use the rover's winch as you did with the meteorite, to pull the surface rocks away.
There are two: - the BioDome is the second place you travel to in the rover. - the circular Infirmary is part of the Research Lab, the first place you go.
The winch is already on the rover. To move the meteor, and later some rocks, click the winch hook and carry it to where you want to use it.
The entrance is at the left side of the main base. There are entrances at the bottom of the Research Lab, at the bottom of the BioDome, and at the left side of the Rock lab.
The LRVs ran on battery power.
Climb to the top right side of the room and press the button that opens the sun shade. Use the reflectors located to the right and left to reflect the beam across and down to the solar panel on the rover.