People on sci.space.history are planning to scan the 1800 page listing
and then put it on the net.  Followup there.  Gary Neff has the listing.

Chris Eddy wrote:
>
> Ok, I am hooked.  Where do I get the rest of the code, including schematics and
> spacecraft electronic wiring?  I for one have always wanted to review these
> types of designs.  And I have a passion for rocket history.
>
> Chris Eddy~
>
> Robert Rolf wrote:
>
> > So it's revision 131. Who's to say that this EXACT page -didn't-
> > get used in the Apollo 11? Most of the LEM's were pretty much the
> > same geometry, so I expect that the control interface didn't get
> > changed between iterations.
> >
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