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Please explain how the target range gate works?


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A little confused on how to use the target range gate line in the radar scope. 

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It begins at max range, where the range gate first appears at 6 O'clock. As the range gets closer, the range gate gets longer, from 6 o'clock to straight up 12.  That's what confused me for a bit....the range gate gets longer while the range gets shorter.  Just pay attention to the edge of the gate, not the length of it.

 

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Thanks for the response but I am referring to the target range gate inside the radar scope.

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Oh, and you even said that in your first post! 🤪

 

What are you looking at when you say "target range gate inside the radar scope"?

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In Chuck's guide, page 145, the Target Range Gate appears in the lower right picture.  How does it work?

 

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That is one of two images to keep track of the target. The cross in the middle tracks the target up/down and left/right, while the horizontal bar (range gate) slides up and down to show range. In the pic you referenced, the radar is set to 10 miles; the target range gate is shown just between the 4 mile and 2 mile range lines, and is about 3 1/2 miles away.

 

 

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