9 Free Photos of Space Systems In The National Electronics Museum

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Project Echo, spare canister for containing satellite - National Electronics Museum - DSC00583
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Ku-Band Active Phased Array, developed by COMSAT Laboratories - National Electronics Museum - DSC00550
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Transit 2A, model of navigational satellite, Applied Physics Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University, 1960 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00554
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Lunar Television Camera Monitor, Westinghouse, 1969 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00574
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Gemini Rendezvous Evaluation Pod and Range Rate Indicator, mock-up components, Westinghouse Defense, 1964, used to help astronauts practice rendezvous and docking in space - National Electronics Museum - DSC00578
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Block 5A Sensor, Meteorological Satellite Line Scanning Sensor for DMSP Program, Westinghouse, 1967 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00560
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Block 5C Sensor, Meteorological Satellite Line Scanning Sensor for DMSP Program, Westinghouse, c. 1970 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00564
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Lunar Television Camera for Apollo 11 Moon Landing, Westinghouse, identical to the model used on the moon - National Electronics Museum - DSC00569
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Multibeam Feed Array - Intel 229 - model Spacecraft Reconfigurable Multibeam Antenna Feed Network, Ford Aerospace & Communications Corporation, March 1986 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00547
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