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Hi Ralf,

I found the following snippet on another site:
“In the AGC, up to 64 wires could be passed through a single core,” writes Ralf-Udo Hartmann in his personal website.

I could not find this text on your website, but just wanted to correct the statement.

The very first block I AGC rope memory had 12k words (4 strands of 16 sense lines = 64 wires), but this was very quickly upgraded to 24k words (8 strands of 16 sense lines = 128 wires). The block II AGC rope memories were upgraded even more with 36k words (12 strands of 16 sense lines = 192 wires).

I have posted some videos on YouTube about the flight AS-202 rope memories that I discovered last year. Please have a look and I would very much appreciate it if you could add a link to this on your website.

Best regards,
Francois Rautenbach

PS. Sorry my German is not good enough ;-)