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Tatjana van Vark's [1] Enigma-inspired rotor machine, constructed in 2002. The rotors of this machine contain 40 contacts, compared to the original Enigma's 26.
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{{Information |Description=Tatjana van Vark's [http://www.tatjavanvark.nl/index.html] Enigma-inspired rotor machine, constructed in 2002. The rotors of this machine contain 40 contacts, compared to the original Enigma's 26. Source: [http://www.tatjavanva