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AIDS
TO
NAVIGATION
V'arious
aids
have
been
deveioped
to
oid
tlie
navigstor
in
jdontifyinc
radar
targets.
RADAR
13EACONS
Radar
beacons
are
transmitters
operating
in
the
marine
frequency
band
which
produce
distinctive
indications
on
the
radar
displays
of
ships
within
range
of
these
bRaeons-
There
are
two
classea
of
beacons:
racan
and
ramark.
Racon
A
racon
is
an
omnidirectional
transmitter
which
emits
a
distinctive
signal
when
triggered
by
ihe
pulse
from
a
ship's
radar.
Both
range
and
bearing
to
the
target
can
be
extracted
from
the
signal.
Because
the
beacon
'
S
Signal
travels
at
the
same
time
as
the
echo
arriving
the
ship's
range
to
the
target
can
be
determined.
Since
the
signal
will
be
received
only
when
the
scanner
is
pointing
directly
at
the
beacon,
bearing
is
shown
as
well
as
the
range
and
the
vessel
s
position
is
thus
determined.
The
range
and
bearing
of
the
racon
signal
is
measured
in
exactly
the
same
manner
as
a
normal
target
pip-
The
racon
signal
appears
on
the
.display
as
either
a
radial
line
originating
at
a
point
juGt
beyond
the
radar
beacon
or
as
a
Morse
code
Signal
dispJayed
radially
from
just
beyond
the
beacon.
See
Fig.49.
Note
that
with
the
FT
C
or
IR
Circuit
switched
on,
the
racon
marker
line
may
partially
disappear.
(A)
Coded
Racon
Signal
(B)
Racon
Signal
Fig.49
Racon
Signal
Appearance
Ramark
A
similar
type
of
beacon
is
known
as
a
ramark.
It
tranemits
continuously
on
a
frequency
constantly
varying
so
as
to
sweep
through
the
en
Ure
radar
band.
The
ramark
signal
appears
as
a
radial
line
from
the
center
of
the
CRT.
Tha
radial
line
may
be
a
eontinuous
narrow
line,
a
series
of
dashes
a
sei'ica
of
Uots,
or
a
series
of
dots
and
dashes.
Fig.50
illustrates
the
appearance
of
a
ramark
signal,
as
a
dotted
line,
and
as
a
dashed
line.
Although
the
ramark
flash
shows
only
the
bearing
to
the
beacon,
if
the
ramark
is
mounted
on
the
ooast
and
this
can
be
also
seen
on
the
screen,
a
fix
can
be
obtained
from
the
ramark.
(A)
as
a
dotted
line
(13)
as
a
dashed
line
Fig.50
Ramark
Signal
Appearance
48

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Furuno 1830 Specifications

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BrandFuruno
Model1830
CategoryMarine Radar
LanguageEnglish

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