The only parts that gave me any emotional impression were the visual effect ("ugh, that sounds unpleasant") and the ending. The discovery log is basically pointless besides attempting to solidify the A!Co. connection. (As a sidenote, having a footnote explaining the purpose of the collapsible that comes literally directly after is rather janky.)

The ending does come from a creative and somewhat funny perspective, showing how what would normally be a mystical object is just a "heavy useless hunk of junk" to someone who deals with them on the regular. It serves as something of a bookend to this unfocused piece, and is not a bad sendoff.

This wasn't that great, but it was thoroughly competent and had a few mild highlights. 3/5

P.S. As someone who gets migraines with visual disruptions, the secondary effect hit a little too close to home :(

Over the course of the first ten minutes of viewing RPC-125, subject's vision will slowly shift to appear grey-scale like that of 1950s-era television.

Eh, not the best way to phrase it. It should be:

[…] the subject's vision will slowly become monochromatic, akin to that of a 1950s-era television screen.

Overall, well written, but it doesn't stand out that much. 4 stars.