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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ continuity, and RF link quality plus an audible indication of arming.
 
 ### TeleLCO ###
 
-<img src="protos/telelco.jpg">
+<img src="telelco-v2.0/telelco-v2.0-open.jpg">
 
 TeleLCO controls up to 100 TeleFire banks, comes packaged in a rugged 
 case, and is typically placed on a table for use by the designated LCO.
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ case, and is typically placed on a table for use by the designated LCO.
 
  * Rotary knob for pad selection
 
- * Packaged in [Pelican 1170 orange box](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003HGW8SG)
+ * Packaged in [Pelican 1170 orange box](https://www.pelican.com/us/en/product/cases/protector/1170)
 
 Note that while the photo of the prototype above gives a good feel for many
 of the system features, production units will have several changes.  We're
@@ -141,6 +141,8 @@ equivalent of a TeleFireOne when not in use with a test stand.
 
 ### TeleFireEight ###
 
+<img src="protos/telefireeight.jpg">
+
 TeleFireEight has eight igniter circuits, making it ideal for use at
 club launches.  Larger clubs or launch site setups can use multiple
 boards to organize the site into multiple banks with up to 8 rockets
@@ -149,6 +151,13 @@ each.
 All connections are made on the board using 1/4-in spade lugs for
 eash packaging and quick board swaps.
 
+The above photo shows the unpopulated circuit board for the first version
+of this design, it will be replaced with a photo of a packaged version when
+we have a prototype completed.  In the meantime, see the photo of a packaged
+[TeleStatic](../TeleStatic) board for a rough idea of what we're planning,
+except that there will be 4 AC outlets with flip-lid covers on each long
+face of the ammo box with per-pad LED continuity indicators in the top cover.
+
 The TeleFireEight hardware design is available from 
 [git.gag.com](http://git.gag.com) in the project 
 [hw/telefireeight](http://git.gag.com/?p=hw/telefireeight;a=summary).