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DescriptionST124InnerAndMiddleGimbals.jpg	English: Inner and middle gimbals of the ST-124-M3 inertial guidance system. The actual shapes of the inner and middle gimbals are complex, holding various instruments and sensors. The large holes in the inner gimbal hold three gyros, two horizontal and one vertical.
Date	September 1965
Source	Thomason, Herman E (September 1965) A General Description of the ST-124M Inertial Platform System, NASA, p. p. 12 TN D-2983
Author	NASA/MSFC

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2007-06-15 22:32 EdgarDurbin 1392×1303× (245889 bytes) Inner and middle gimbals. The actual shapes of the inner and middle gimbals are more complex than the simple diagram indicates. The large holes in the inner gimbal hold three gyros, two horizontal and one vertical. Herman E. Thomason . “A General Descr

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