Mobile non-navigational location radio station

According to Article 1.89 of the Radio Regulations (VO Funk) of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) - mobile non-navigational location radio station ( English radiolocation mobile station ) is defined as " radio service of the non-navigational location radio service , which is intended to be used while moving or while stopping to be operated at any location. "

classification

Each location radio station is assigned to the radio service in which it participates permanently or temporarily. According to VO Funk (Article 1), this radio station is to be classified as follows: Location radio station (Article 1.86) in the location radio service (Article 1.40)

• Mobile navigation radio station (Article 1.87) in the radio navigation service (Article 1.40)
• Fixed navigation radio station (Article 1.88) in the navigation radio service
• Mobile non-navigational location radio station

Selection of mobile non-navigational location radio stations

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  Air Surveillance Radar TRML-3D
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  Height finder radar
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  RAAF radar, AN / TPS-77
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  Air Force radar sensor LÜR
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  MIM-104 Patriot Radar
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  Nike Hercules IFC radar sensors LOPAR, MTR, TTR, and TRR (from left to right)
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  APAR radar of the frigate Hamburg
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  Weapon control radar
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  Maritime X-band radar in marching position
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  " Lichtenstein SN-2 " aircraft radar in the ME Bf 110G

See also

• Radio station
• Radio service

literature

• Green Paper - Frequency range allocation plan for the Federal Republic of Germany and international allocation of the frequency ranges 9 kHz - 400 GHz; 1994; issued by the BMPT; BAPT order no. 5010311 001-1

Web links

• International Telecommunication Union

Individual evidence

1. ↑ VO Funk, 2012 edition, Article 1.89, definition: Radiolocation mobile station / mobile non-navigational location radio station