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NASA NTRS · 19650027177

A commandable tape-recorder delay timer and clock system for ae-b

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Commandable tape recorder delay timer and clock system for Atmospheric Explorer Satellite AE-B

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Kopetski, F. J., Libby, J. N.. 1965-10-01. A commandable tape-recorder delay timer and clock system for ae-b. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19650027177

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