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|appearances = [[DW]]: ''[[The Web Planet]]''
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}}An '''atmospheric density jacket''', or '''ADJ''', was a garment worn to protect the wearer against thin atmospheres.  The [[First Doctor]] required [[Ian Chesterton|Ian]] to don an ADJ when they first began exploring the [[planet]] [[Vortis]].  
}}An '''atmospheric density jacket''', or '''ADJ''', was a garment worn to protect the wearer against thin atmospheres.  The [[First Doctor]] required [[Ian Chesterton|Ian]] to don an ADJ when they first began exploring the [[planet]] [[Vortis]]. He ostensibly produced it from [[the TARDIS]]' wardrobe room, without explaining where he had obtained it. 


A key feature of an ADJ was the resipiratory compensator affixed to its breast.  Ian likened the compensator to an "advanced oxygen mask". ([[DW]]: "[[The Web Planet (episode)|The Web Planet]]")  The effective life of an ADJ was only about an hour, after which it had to be recharged.  ([[DW]]: "[[The Zarbi]]")
A key feature of an ADJ was the resipiratory compensator affixed to its breast.  Ian likened the compensator to an "advanced oxygen mask". ([[DW]]: "[[The Web Planet (episode)|The Web Planet]]")  The effective life of an ADJ was only about an hour, after which it had to be recharged.  ([[DW]]: "[[The Zarbi]]")

Revision as of 17:32, 18 August 2011

An atmospheric density jacket, or ADJ, was a garment worn to protect the wearer against thin atmospheres. The First Doctor required Ian to don an ADJ when they first began exploring the planet Vortis. He ostensibly produced it from the TARDIS' wardrobe room, without explaining where he had obtained it.

A key feature of an ADJ was the resipiratory compensator affixed to its breast. Ian likened the compensator to an "advanced oxygen mask". (DW: "The Web Planet") The effective life of an ADJ was only about an hour, after which it had to be recharged. (DW: "The Zarbi")