The Naval Research Laboratory has developed the Mark III aircraft receiver for use with Omega, a very low frequency radio navigation system characterized by a worldwide capability and an accuracy with respect to earth coordinates of one to two miles. The Mark III equipment, which is the third Omega aircraft system designed and developed by NRL, consists of a crossed-loop antenna system, a receiver, a timing system and a navigation computer which generates continuous outputs including latitude-longitude, bearing and distance to a destination, and cross track error. Evaluation flights of the Mark III were made in an NRL EC121K aircraft over the continental United States, the North Atlantic, the Pacific and the Caribbean. (Author)
The Flight Performance of the NRL Mark III Omega Aircraft Navigation Set
1969
80 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Navigation, Guidance, & Control , Aircraft , Naval aircraft , Radio navigation , Navigational aids , Reliability(Electronics) , Radomes , Hyperbolic navigation , Radar navigation , Accuracy , Flight testing , Navigation computers , Environmental tests , Omega navigation system , Mark-3 navigation set
Trans-Atlantic flight tests of NRL mark III Omega aircraft receiver
Engineering Index Backfile | 1969
|Aircraft Navigation Using Omega
IEEE | 1969
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