Directional gear box for radio controlled vehicle used in barrier testing programmes by Trrl

Made:: 1962

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Directional gear box for radio controlled vehicle used in barrier testing programmes by Trrl. Made in 1962. Consists of drive motor driving two independent shafts with magnetic clutches driving idler gear in opposite directions, made 1962 by Road Research Laboratory

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Category:: Civil Engineering

Object Number:: 1993-1526

type:: gear box

credit:: Department of Transport

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Directional gear box for radio controlled vehicle used in barrier testing programmes by Trrl

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