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Military radar detector
RX12874, also known as the Passive Detection System (PDS) and by its nickname "Winkle", was a radar detector system used as part of the Royal Air Force's
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techniques. A well developed instance of this was deployed by the RAF in their RX12874 network, which could track jammer-carrying aircraft with accuracy equal
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Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States Development codename of the RAF's RX12874 radar detector Winkle Brig, a type of sailing boat built between 1985 and
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Cold War-era British early warning radar
85 radar's performance dropped off. It operated beside the Type 85 and RX12874 in Linesman, and moved to the UKADGE system in the 1980s before being replaced
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Computer for Active Control". www.archive.org. 1996. Retrieved 6 April 2021. "RX12874 Passive Detection ECCM system". www.radarpages.co.uk. Retrieved 6 April
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radar used in the BMEWS network, and the High Speed Aerial of the UK's RX12874 Passive Detection System. The concept fell from use with the increasing
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British anti-ballistic missile system
radar jamming became a major concern for the UK, and ultimately led to the RX12874 anti-jamming system that was part of the future Linesman/Mediator radar
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Radar system that does not transmit
and most complex passive radar[dubious – discuss] systems was the UK's RX12874, or "Winkle". Winkle was deployed in the 1960s in response to the introduction
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Radar jammer
the right of the rear cockpit (facing the rear). List of Rainbow Codes RX12874 or 'Winkle', a passive-detection system intended to counteract carcinotron
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British radar network
indicator (PPI) display. A third system was later added to the network, the RX12874 "Winkle" passive jamming-detection system or PD system. PD consisted of
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5 GHz, 54 MW – a.k.a. Blue Yeoman, Linesman – AEI, later Marconi. q.v. RX12874 a.k.a. Winkle AMES Type 86, 10 GHz mobile CW target illuminator radar for
Air Ministry Experimental Station
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Cold War-era British early warning radar
of 1958, it had been decided that Blue Yeoman would be part of this new RX12874 system as well. When the prototype system at the RRE South Site became
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