| 1. | Both height finder radar antennas were protected by smaller, inflatable radomes.
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| 2. | Each height finder radar was installed in its own building.
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| 3. | Within the command post were pits for a height finder and predictor.
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| 4. | An example of this is the General Electric Height Finder Radar on display.
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| 5. | To find the height of an aircraft, a separate height finder had to be used.
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| 6. | A new lattice mainmast carried a Radar Type 277Q height finder and an array of ESM and DF aerials.
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| 7. | These units were well equipped, by contemporary Norwegian standards, with central sights, range and height finders.
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| 8. | The search and height finder equipment and operations are located on the third floor where the Surveillance Controller Supervisor are found.
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| 9. | Height finding capability was provided by the Type 85 ( one of the first 3D radars ) and the HF200 Height Finders.
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| 10. | Data from the radar was passed to the Automatic Height Finder which compared comparative strength of returns from a target between beams.
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