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A common shipboard RADAR antenna is the:

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A common shipboard RADAR antenna is the:

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Basic RADAR antenna types commonly used on ships • Physical appearance and mounting style of different antenna types (e.g., open array vs. whip vs. TV-style antennas) • Difference between antennas used for RADAR versus for radio communications or VHF

💭 Think About

• Which of these antenna types have you actually seen on a typical ship’s RADAR—think of the long horizontal bar that spins on top of the mast or bridge? • Which of the options are more commonly used for radio communication (like HF/VHF) rather than for RADAR? • Which type can form a narrow horizontal beam suitable for detecting targets around the horizon?

✅ Before You Answer

• Be sure you associate RADAR with an antenna that produces a narrow, rotating horizontal beam • Eliminate any antennas typically used for vertical whip-style radio communications, not for RADAR • Think about which option is commonly seen on modern commercial ships and large yachts as the rotating RADAR scanner

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In the illustrated self-contained, internal-pilot, piston-operated steam pressure-reducing valve, what statement is true concerning the pilot and main valves? Illustration GS-0044

The pilot valve is downward seating and the main valve is upward seating.

The pilot valve is downward seating and the main valve is downward seating.

The pilot valve is upward seating and the main valve is upward seating.

The pilot valve is upward seating and the main valve is downward seating.

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