[Milsurplus] Radio Ranges
B. Smith
smithab11 at comcast.net
Thu Dec 14 16:10:00 EST 2006
Link periods are the times that the "link trainer" was scheduled for
instrument training.
See:
http://www.starksravings.com/linktrainer/linktrainer.htm
breck k4che
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brad Latta" <bl_6000 at yahoo.com.au>
To: <milsurplus at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 3:59 PM
Subject: [Milsurplus] Radio Ranges
> Here is more on the radio ranges notes
>
> Types of ranges-1) Square Range(quadrant 90 deg)
> 2)Squeezed or Scissors Range
> (two quadrants of less than 90 deg)
> 3)Crowfoot(no two quadrantsneed be the
> same size)
>
> 90 Deg orientation
> 1) analyze signal (bisignal)
> 2) determinetype of quadrant (square or
> sqeezed)
> 3) note heading
> 4) take up nearer bisector heading of
> opposite quadrants
> 5) contact station
> 6) hold heading until beam is CROSSED
> 7) if leaving beam turn 180 deg left
> 8) turn 90 deg Right
> 9) if signal becomes clearer, turn 270
> deg left
> 10) if beam is re-crossed, hold heading,
> approx. one minute turn 180 deg left
> 11) Report position & request clearance
> 12) If not clear to nearer beam, take up
> appropriate bisector of opposite quadrant till signal
> becomes clear. Approach beam on perpendicular or
> parallel heading
> 13) cross desired beam do bisector
> turn.Head on bisector of quadrant outbound for approx.
> one minute turn 180 deg toward beam away from station.
> Fade Right Angle with Parrallel variation
> 1) Analyse signals (clear or bisig)
> 2) determine type of quad.(open or
> squeez)
> 3) Note heading
> 4) Turn to nearer bisector heading of
> same quadrants
> 5) Contact station
> 6) Check build with build
> Check fade with build
> 7) report position, request clearance
> 8) take up heading of undesired beam, if
> in open quadrant till desired beam is crossed.Do
> bisector turn.
> 9) if in squeeze quadrant take
> perpendicular heading to desired beam. Cross beam & do
> bisector turn ( if you re-orient yourself request
> clearance to closer leg and proceed on either +
> (cross) or II ( parallel) heading
>
> Let Down
> 1) Prepare!
> 2) CONE
> i)Check Time
> ii)Start Turning
> iii)Slow Cruise
> 3) Begin bracketing let down leg
> 4) Request clearance to let down, Report
> time over station
> 5) Set down outbound 2500' or above
> 6) Bisector turn to right
> 7) Report ETA over field.
> Hope these notes are of interest. By the way, there is
> also a list of link periods, if anyone knows what they
> are. Link Periods listed as follows
> 0800-0930
> 0950-1120
> 1140-1310
> ---------
> 1325-1455
> 1515-1645
> 1705-1835
> regards, Brad
>
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