CAMBRIDGE, England, September 5, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --- New entry level Blighter B400 radar delivers all the benefits of a solid-state e-scan radar ...

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- New entry level Blighter B400 radar delivers all the benefits of a solid-state e-scan radar: exceptional detection (man at 4km), day/night all weather operation, low manning levels, zero ...

The portable "X-band polarimetric Doppler radar" system was developed originally for studying tornadoes, and Steenburgh said it "measured the strongest wind ever recorded during the Moore, Okla ...

Blighter Surveillance Systems Ltd , a British designer and manufacturer of electronic-scanning radars and surveillance solutions, has introduced a lower cost, entry level version of its Blighter ...