Radar facilities in FL
2 facilities
Master Level Sonar Analyst Trainer (MLSAT)
Orlando, FL
The Instructor mounts either a 28-channel, primary acoustic source tape on a 1" reel-to-reel tape replay unit or a two-channel auxiliary acoustic source tape in a digital audio tape cassette unit, or both, at the Instructor Station. From the possible channels of acoustic data, the Instructor chooses two (2) sets of four (4) channels for transmission to the Student Station for analysis by the student. The Instructor can assign either of the two (2) groups of signals to either of the two (2) student groups. He can also aurally monitor any of the acoustic data channels on headphones. The instructor can communicate with any individual student, either of the two (2) groups of students, or all of the students through an intercom. In addition, the Instructor can select and monitor at his station and student station spectrum analysis video and audio without the student's knowledge and monitor their progress. He can also project this video data onto a projector in the classroom for display on a screen mounted on the classroom wall and broadcast the associated audio through a classroom speaker.
Radar Ship Avoidance Trainer
Orlando, FL
The Radar Ship Avoidance Trainer (RSAT), Device 21H31 is installed at Naval Submarine School, Groton, CT, Building 533, Room 219, the Radar Operator Training Laboratory. RSAT provides students the fundamentals of radar navigation. Students are taught AN/BPS-15H radar operations and controls; VMS operations and controls; open ocean contact avoidance; and recognition of ownship's and contacts' course, range and bearing. RSAT training also provides harbor navigation, piloting and surface contact management in all projected operational environments. Students learn to detect surface contacts and landmass areas under all conditions including adverse weather and reduced visibility due to sea clutter and mast and funnel blanking.