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21-02-15, 09:41
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Canadian Army "Nav Aid"
Hello
Purely a curiosity question. Would anyone have a photo etc of the above device. From a description I have been given, it was a large mechanical computer type device intended for scouts (had to be mounted in a vehicle), that plotted location on a paper chart purely based on direction and speed of travel. It does not sound like a proper inertial unit, more like something slaved off a speedo drive shaft? Thanks Doug
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