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[[File:REAC, 1949, NASA's Ames Research Center.jpg|thumb|300px|right|REAC computer. NASA Ames' first electronic computing machine, was acquired in 1949 to perform control simulation analysis.]]
 
[[File:REAC, 1949, NASA's Ames Research Center.jpg|thumb|300px|right|REAC computer. NASA Ames' first electronic computing machine, was acquired in 1949 to perform control simulation analysis.]]
 
The '''REAC''' ('''Reeves Electronic Analog Computer''') was a family of [[analog computer]] designed and manufactured by [[Reeves Instrument]] from 1947 to the 1960s.
 
The '''REAC''' ('''Reeves Electronic Analog Computer''') was a family of [[analog computer]] designed and manufactured by [[Reeves Instrument]] from 1947 to the 1960s.
  
 
== Computers ==
 
== Computers ==
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* {{reeves|REAC 100}}, 1947
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* {{rico|REAC 100}}, 1947
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* {{reeves|REAC 200}}, 1952
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* {{rico|REAC 200}}, 1952
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* {{reeves|REAC 300}}, 1953
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* {{rico|REAC 300}}, 1953
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* {{reeves|REAC 400}}, 1956
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* {{rico|REAC 400}}, 1956
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* {{rico|REAC 500}}, 1963
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* {{rico|REAC 550}}, 1964
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* {{rico|REAC 600}}, 1965
  
  
 
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REAC computer. NASA Ames' first electronic computing machine, was acquired in 1949 to perform control simulation analysis.

The REAC (Reeves Electronic Analog Computer) was a family of analog computer designed and manufactured by Reeves Instrument from 1947 to the 1960s.

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