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This video shows the teardown, the reverse engineering and test of a Stall Warning Module manufactured by Boeing Co. part number 69-48593-8
00:00 - Intro
01:00 - Teardown
03:50 - Reverse Engineering Part 1: OFF circuits
06:00 - Reverse Engineering Part 2: Stick Shaker command circuits
09:00 - Tests
00:00 - Intro
01:00 - Teardown
03:50 - Reverse Engineering Part 1: OFF circuits
06:00 - Reverse Engineering Part 2: Stick Shaker command circuits
09:00 - Tests
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