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Old June 4th 06, 09:02 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default Origins of the Magnetron


Richard Harrison wrote:
Ian, GM3SEK wrote:
"Sure, but none of those (bedapring antenna arrays) would fly very
well."

It`s been a long time now but I believe investigation showed the army`s
new radar (earthborne) got good echos from the approaching Japanese
arircraft on December 7, 1941, but the top brass rejected the reports in
disbelief of either the new equipment or the audacity of the Japanese
Navy. That attack changed naval warfare forever. Lot more respect for
both aircraft and radar ever since.

Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI


as I understand the Matter the radar sighting never made past a LT to
the top brass that one of the problem that day was the still pecetime
armed forces were quick to discount anything with the number of "false
sighting" etc

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