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I was wondering about that after asking my question, since converting the signal to an x/y scope requires trigonometry. Probably a challenge to do electronicall
by blt 3y ago
I was wondering about that after asking my question, since converting the signal to an x/y scope requires trigonometry. Probably a challenge to do electronically in the early days of radar. Leave it to the WW2-era engineers to find an electromechanical solution!
- noir_lord 3y agoRadar was surprisingly advanced by the end of WW2, the Brits and Americans had ground scanning radar by the end of WW2 (H2S and the later H2X) all done without transistors or computers as we'd recognise them :).
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