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The Retro Encabulator - Yazata - Apr 1, 2021
A development of the famous Turboencabulator first developed in 1944 and known to all engineering students.
The Retro Encabulator. This video from Rockwell Automation explains it:
I think that regular use of a full-powered Retro Encabulator might even start to make the CTMU comprehensible.
The earlier General Electric Turboencabulator as included in that company's instrument catalog in 1962:
![[Image: GE_Turboencabulator_pg_1.jpg]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/36/GE_Turboencabulator_pg_1.jpg)
![[Image: GE_Turboencabulator_pg_2.jpg]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/dc/GE_Turboencabulator_pg_2.jpg)
RE: The Retro Encabulator - Yazata - Apr 1, 2021
It isn't just companies like GE and Rockwell that have been employing Encabulation. Here's a more recent application of Encabulation to Big Data Analytics by Palo Alto's own Cloudera, a software firm. If you listen carefully to the engineers' explanation, you will realize that they are using many of the same principles as the CTMU.
RE: The Retro Encabulator - confused2 - Apr 5, 2021
Enfabulation is the same kinda thing but much better.