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IS Radar, Radio, Electronic Position-Fixing Systems

Radar Radar Structures Forming Landmarks —» IE    Radar Surveillance Systems —> IM

1		Coast radar station providing rangę and bearing from station on reęuest		485.1 M11
2	Ramark	Ramark, radar beacon transmitting c ontinuously		486.1 M14a
3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6	/ Bacon (Z) {3cm)	Radar transponder beacon, with morse Identification, responding within the 3cm (X) band	(T") RacoR(Z) -j.	486.2 486.3 M12
	Racon(Z) (lOcm)	Radar transponder beacon, with morse identification, responding within the 10cm (S) band		486.3
	Racon(Z)	Radar transponder beacon, with morse identification, responding within the 3cm (X) and the 10cm (S) bands	f o ) Racon (Z) (3 & lOcm) t
	§: ^Racon(P5	Radar transponder beacon with sector of obscured reception		486.4
	Racon(Z) ;|	Radar transponder beacon with sector of reception
	,0)______(CV _ Racons^^/ Racon\^/	Leading radar transponder beacons		486.5
	/O Lts*270° RaconKlT RaconV_y ^Racons -a 270”	Leading radar transponder beacons coincident with leading lights
	fi Racon fi^^Racon \Zs • W	Floating marks with radar transponder beacons		486.2 M12
‘ 4		Radar reflector (not usuaiiy charted on i ALA System buoys)	Ra.Refl. t	460.3 465 M13
5		Radar-conspicuous feature	Ra conspic t	485.2 M14

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