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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, Frequency Counter Plugin $$34.95.

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

This particular unit assembled by Will McCown circa 1973

Photograph 2006 Will McCown

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