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The '''Argo Clock''' was a mechanical calculator designed by the British businessman and inventor [[Arthur Joseph Hungerford Pollen|Arthur Hungerford Pollen]].
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The '''Argo Clock''' was a mechanical calculator designed by the British businessman and inventor [[Arthur Joseph Hungerford Pollen|Arthur Hungerford Pollen]]. It developed through several Marks and saw limited adoption in the Royal Navy as a component within the [[Mark II Dreyer Table]], but large orders within a uniform system of [[Fire Control]] as its inventor envisioned never came to pass.
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==See Also==
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*[[Dreyer Fire Control Table]]
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*[[Argo True Course Plotter]]
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*[[Ford Rangekeeper]]
  
 
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*{{BibBrooksDreadnoughtGunnery}}
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*{{BibUKTechnicalHistoryComparisonArgoAndDreyer}}
 
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[[Category:Fire Control]]
 
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Revision as of 16:16, 2 October 2009

The Argo Clock was a mechanical calculator designed by the British businessman and inventor Arthur Hungerford Pollen. It developed through several Marks and saw limited adoption in the Royal Navy as a component within the Mark II Dreyer Table, but large orders within a uniform system of Fire Control as its inventor envisioned never came to pass.

See Also

Footnotes

Bibliography