[Milsurplus] Radar Simulator
Francesco Ledda
frledda at verizon.net
Thu Feb 12 10:30:30 EST 2009
The AN/MPQ-T1 had a similar system to generate simulated clutter. It
was pretty neat.
Regs,
TO
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 12, 2009, at 3:20 PM, C Whitaker <whitaker at pa.net> wrote:
> de WB2CPN
> Usually those PPI radars which were used for air traffic
> control had a "Map Generator" which used a film negative
> and a photomultiplier tube. I know the CPS-5, CPN-18
> and FPN-47 did way back then. Keep it simple. These
> negatives weren't all that large, and easy to change. If you
> use a spare PPI display with no video feed, but with the
> brightness turned up, you can generate a video pulse where
> ever and when ever you want by placing a light detector
> on the display. The light detectors were once carried by
> Radio Shack, and looked like a small transistor with a
> very small lenses in one end. Good Luck.
> 73 Clete
>
>
>
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