Non-navigational location radio service

Large capacity sensor ( RRP 117 of the German Air Force )

The nichtnavigatorische radiolocation service ( English radiolocation service ) is a radio service for the purpose of nichtnavigatorischen radiolocation . The radio stations involved in this radio service use the reception of radio waves to determine the location of an object, provided that it reflects or emits radio waves.

The non-navigational radio location service is used by military radar sensors , mainly on land, but also in satellites, ships or missiles, as well as fire control radar sensors , weapon control radars, radio measuring sights (FMV for short) and radar target operators.

The VO Funk defines this radio service as follows:

• Location radio service (Article 1.40)
  • Non-navigational location radio service (Article 1.48)
  • Non-navigational satellite positioning service (Article 1.49)

The non-navigational location radio service distinguishes between the following radio stations :

• Mobile non-navigational location radio station (MobNNavOFust)
• Fixed, non-navigational location radio station (OfNNavOFust)

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  OfNNavOFuSt ( parabolic antenna )

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  OfNNavOFuSt ( Active Phased Array Radar )

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  OfNNavOFuSt ( fire control radar FuMG 39 "Würzburg" )

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  MobNNavOFuSt ( frigate Hamburg )

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  MobNNavOFuSt ( Boeing E-3 )

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  FMV of the MiG-23 ( Sapfir-23 ), rear view.

Individual evidence

1. ^ World Radiocommunication Conference, June 9 - July 4, 2003, Geneva, Final Acts.
2. ↑ Radio Regulations, Edition of 2012