radar technology

Have you tried a Google Search for radar technology?

There exist these wonderful places called "libraries." They're crammed full of equally wonderful things called "books."

A subject search in your local library catalog should provide much enlightenment. It will also provide an excellent opportunity to hone your research skills (something you will definitely find handy as you progress through higher school levels).

What I'm saying is that it is not wise to simply refer to the Internet and the Web as the sole source of such research. It can be a helpful tool, yes, but the amount of misinformation available through web sites is just as staggering as the amount of 'good' info.

Happy hunting.

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Don't worry about folk who tell you off for asking....

Try these block diagrams but don't be surprised if the teacher ask you to explain what it all means!

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..and just to add a twist... The first thing man sent to the moon was a radar beam...

Colin

In article , karel_de snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com mentioned...

You might ond a block diagram, but a radar set is much more complicated than a basic schema.

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