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Data Acquisition Memos

Memo	Title	Author	Date	Size
405	Remote Powerup Feature for the Mark 5 Data Recording Units	D. Gerrard	2004 July	7380k
404	Mark 5 Module Assembly Instruction	D. Gerrard	2004 June	466k
403	Sampler QA Receiver (doc)	S. Durand & D.Gerrard	2004 May	1725k
402	VLBA Thin Tape Recorder Module QA, Calibration and Support Documents (doc)	S. Thompson	2002 August	8999k
401	Formatter Upgrade 512 Mbps	S. Durand & D. McKee	2001 August 2	175k
399	VLBA One Gigabit per Second Tape Drive Upgrade	G. Peck & S. Durand	2000 March 27	832k

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