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  2. Automatic Systems (company) - Wikipedia

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    Automatic Systems is a Belgian company founded in 1969 by the Belgian entrepreneur Michel Coenraets. [9] [10] With the help of friends and family and 1 million BEF as start-up capital, Michel Coenraets started Automatic Systems in a 15m2 garage in the suburbs of Brussels.

  3. AMES Type 82 - Wikipedia

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    The Type 82 was notable for its use of the Data Handling System, one of the earliest examples of computerized radar handling, albeit in a semi-automatic and analog form. Positions were recorded by capacitors with 150 V representing a range of 150,000 yards (140,000 m) in military use, and 150 miles (240 km) for ATC use.

  4. AMES Type 80 - Wikipedia

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    A significant improvement in the Type 80 compared to earlier radars was an automatic tuning system that allowed it to easily adjust to changes in the frequency as the magnetron warmed and cooled, and especially when it was serviced or replaced. In previous systems, such changes required a lengthy process of re-tuning the receiver, tube-by-tube.

  5. Air Ministry Experimental Station - Wikipedia

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    AMES Type 8, Various marks of GCI radars, mobile and semi-static; AMES Type 9, Mobile Chain Home; AMES Type 10, Mobile Air Transportable System; AMES Type 11, Type 8 adapted to work at 600 MHz in case 1.5 m CHL/GCI was jammed; AMES Type 12, Low Frequency transportable Chain Home Low. AMES Type 13, 10 cm "Nodding" Height Finder.

  6. AMES Type 7 - Wikipedia

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    The AMES Type 7, also known as the Final GCI, was a ground-based radar system introduced during World War II by the Royal Air Force (RAF). The Type 7 was the first truly modern radar used by the Allies, providing a 360 degree view of the airspace around the station out to a distance of about 90 miles (140 km).

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  8. Ames abandons geothermal energy for low-income housing ... - AOL

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    The City of Ames revealed that installing geothermal wells to heat and cool 38 yet-to-be-built low-income units at 3216 Tripp St. would cost $1.4 million more than anticipated.

  9. Category:Ground radars - Wikipedia

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