With any new system, there is the potential for unexpected problems. This is an opportunity, but with shared risk. That is, the risk is shared between the Air Force and you, the visitor. If you decide to submit a proposal, you should be comfortable with the shared risk involved. As each instrument nears its acceptance testing, the appropriate section of the AMOS User's Manual will be updated.
Interfaces described include optical, electrical power, communications, environmental, etc.
A. Approximately 1 arc second. The University of Hawaii has been making measurements for some time now for site characterization. It sounds from the documentation of the system available on the web that only targets of 8th magnitude or brighter can be observed with the AO system. If you just want tip-tilt corrections system will work down to about13th magnitude. There have been some suggestions that we may benefit from passing more light to the AO wavefront sensor, at the expense of light for imagery.