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Post edited 1:38 pm – January 13, 2010 by maciejm

I have found this on WIKIPEDIA, it is a handbook for APOLLO lunar module.

Hope it helps.

http://www.btinternet.com/~urs…..ndbook.pdf

life support/environmental control systems page 369

Cheers

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I've had this manual on my computer for a while now and it is very interesting to read. I also have the Apollo manuals, I should upload them to DropBox. The information is useful from a general standpoint of how stuff is arranged.

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