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minitrack

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minitrack [′minĀ·ē‚trak]
(aerospace engineering)
A satellite tracking system consisting of a field of separate antennas and associated receiving equipment interconnected so as to form interferometers which track a transmitting beacon in the payload itself.
(electronics)
A subminiature radio transmitter capable of sending data over 4000 miles (6500 kilometers) on extremely low power.


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Also displaying Accuprobe, a small, inexpensive gamma backscatter thickness gauge; Minitrack single-sided sensor with XRB laser thickness sensor; and FG 710 gauge running on Accutrak.
They had training wheels on their bikes,'' Jaren Garrett of Mojave said as he watched sons Seth, 6, and Kade, 5, ride around the minitrack.
Bobcat Company, a business unit of Ingersoll-Rand Company, is a leading provider of Compact Equipment including Skid-Steer Loaders, Compact Track Loaders, Compact Excavators, MiniTrack Loaders, Compact Loader Backhoes, the Toolcat Utility Work Machine, Utility Vehicles, Telescopic Tool Carriers and Compact Equipment Attachments.
 
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