<t> 1) an obsessio n with my best friend, who has 2 copies of WITP (SPI) so we can PBM<br/>
2) a big mystery: how does the computer game relate to SPI's WITP?<br/>
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is it the mechanized version?<br/>
a complete re-do?<br/>
an expansion?<br/>
(Heaven forbid - I like the concept of Monster ...

<r> Brady 2/18/2004 5:47:38 AM <br/>

<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>Transmitter: parallel two wire <e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
Japanese Radar types, From: <URL url="http://www.combinedfleet.com/radar.htm">http://www.combinedfleet.com/radar.htm</URL> <br/>
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I don't understand the above transmitter ...

<t> The ability of radar to curve around the earth to get below-horizon detections depends on the wavelength and the atmospheric conditions. The radar horizon at 150 miles is about 30,000 feet. Not many radars of the era had anywhere near enough power to get out that far. Long-wavelength ( > 30 cm ...

Retired USMCR 1963-91. Air Support Radar Team. Ground-controlled night/cloud bombing. Pre-GPS, we were achieving similar accuracy from 15000 ft. 50m CEP for a 485m frag radius on a 500 lb MK-82 bomb.