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SCR-270 |
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IEEE Band |
I Band |
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NATO Band |
A Band |
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Exact Frequency |
106 MHz |
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Angular Accuracy |
1 degree |
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Description: |
Six-vehicle mobile, long wave early warning aircraft detector. Azimuth and range supplied. Set is equipped with "A" scope. |
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Use: |
To establish a screen of warning which provides information of approaching aircraft as early as possible but with a sacrifice of accuracy in range, azimuth and elevation. IFF equipment RC-150 is used. |
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Performance/Siting |
Maximum range on a single bomber flying at indicated heights, when set is on a flat sea level site: 20 miles on target at 1,000 ft Set should be sited at a height between 100' and 1000' above an unobstructed reflecting surface. |
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Transportability: |
Complete set is carried in 6 vehicles, the largest of which measures 30'4" x 9'10" x 8'. Total weight of shipment is 101,790 lbs; total volume 11,485 cu. ft. |
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Installation: |
Operates from trucks in which mounted. Can be placed in operation about 6 hours after arrival at site. |
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Personnel: |
Seven men comprise operating crew. For 24 hour operation about 50 men are required to run radar, communication radio, and camp. |
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Power: |
15.3 KW, supplied by PE-74, 25 KVA gasoline-driven generator, having fixed consumption of 4 gal. per hour, non-leaded gasoline. |