Experimental Topographical Head Down Display

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Experimental topographical head down display
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Experimental Topographical Head Down Display. This is the forerunner of all optical projection moving map displays. First flew February 1960.

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Category:: Farnborough

Object Number:: 1993-1970

Materials:: aluminium alloy & glass & electronic and com ponents

type:: display

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