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STARLINK DEVELOPS DNAV FIELD PACK

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October 3, 1996

Austin, Texas-based Starlink Inc.’s new DNAV Field Pack combines a DGPS receiver and MSK radiobeacon for portable data collection, the company said. The system weighs 10 pounds and has four models. (Walt Fowler, Starlink, 512/454-5511.)

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