Soyuz "Globus" Mechanical Navigation Computer Part 2: Powering Up
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Hand-picked by a BrighterTube curator · found via Reddit r/AskElectronics thread: What YouTube channels do you follow for learning electronics? · 88% confidenceRestoration that explains an extraordinary electromechanical computer.
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Powering up the Soyuz 'Globus' mechanical navigation computer.
Video by CuriousMarc, played through YouTube's embedded player.
Part of Soyuz Globus Mechanical Space Nav Computer, Soyuz Space Clock, Space Hardware
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