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English: SWTPC Digital Measurements Lab with Frequency Counter plugin.

Designed by en:Daniel Meyer, Published in en:Popular Electronics in November of 1970.

Sold as three kits -- Cabinet and Power Supply $19.55, Multi-decade Nixie Readout $49.50, Frequency Counter Plugin $$34.95.

Also offered were a Digital en:Multimeter, Digital Thermometer, and Time Measurement plugins.

This particular unit assembled by Will McCown circa 1973

Photograph 2006 Will McCown
Date 30 September 2006 (original upload date)
Source Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons by Liftarn using CommonsHelper.
Author Flynwill at English Wikipedia

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  • 2006-09-30 18:13 Flynwill 800×562×??? (75725 bytes) SWTPC Digital Measurements Lab with Frequency Counter plugin. Designed by [[Daniel Meyer]], Published in [[Popular Electronics]] in November of 1970. Sold as three kits -- Cabinet and Power Supply $19.55, Multi-decade [[Nixie]] Readout $49.50, [[Freq

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