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38. Microwave Associates
Lightweight, completely transistorized protable television,
microwave relay links. The transmitter uses varactors rather
than tubes, which greatly reduces size and weight. These are
very reliable units. ($5, 000 / one-way system). Bandwidth -
4. 5 mc.
39. Milliken Company
Excellent, high quality, film cameras for television video re-
cording. ($10, 000).
40. Miratel Electronics
High quality, tube and transistorized television monitors.
41. Mole- Richardson Company
Illumination equipment and accessories. Quartz lamps. Various
small, lightweight, low-cost, high intensity lamps.
42. Motorola Communications and Electronics
Radiation resistant and standard TV cameras. The radiation
resistant camera is primarily designed for hospital x-ray areas
and no specific tolerance levels are listed. It is designed for
only 50 feet separation between camera head and control unit.
43. Oceanographic Engineering Corporation
Underwater TV cameras, lights and accessories. Underwater
lights are mainly the mercury vapor type which have longer life
and are less expensive than quartz lamps, but require higher
operating voltages and produce less light output per input power.
44. Palmer Films, Incorporated
High quality film cameras for video recording. ($7, 000).
45. PaR
Remote controlled manipulator and TV vehicle.
46. Pelco Sales, Incorporated
Pan/tilt units, camera enclosures (underwater, environmental),
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Talpis, N. A. & Burge, D. L. Television System Study for Accident Recovery : Phase I, report, April 1966; [Idaho Falls, Idaho]. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc100231/m1/189/: accessed January 12, 2026), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.