RDR ARP
A basic radar plot can. estimate
A complete oscilation of. A cycle
A corner reflector. Increase the detectability of small targets
A factor in determining a radar max range. Receiver sensitivity
A factor which affects. target surface texture
A function of the deflection coils a CRT. Cause the electron to form the
trace
A position obtained . Running fix
A radar log. a listing
A radar presentation feature which can often. an off
A radar presentation feature which is useful. true motion
A radar reflection plotter. make
A radar target gives. 45 degrees
A radar target of a certain size. metal
A radar target of is likely to. conical
A reflection plotter is a radar. fits
A sextant having an index error that is "off the arc". Positive correction
A sextant having an index error that is"on the arc". Negative correction
A ship is being overtaken. The overtaking vessel should
A single line. Estimated position
A target with a 'Rough". give a good echo at any aspect
A target with a smooth surface will only. 90 degrees
A true motion radar display. a target's actual
A typical figure for minimum. 25 metres
A typical pulse repetition. 500 to 3000
A vessel fitted. assess
A vessel's position. Fixed known objects on shore
A weather phenomenon. a tropical
Accurate target bearing are obtained by. Synchronizing the radar beam
After changing range. a period of time not exceeding four
All Loran-C transmitting station. Each station to transmit
Altering the range scale. pulse length
An aid to identifying. a chart
An alternative name for the anti-rain. F.T.C. control
An alternative name for the anti-sea. S.T.C. control
An effect on radar. multiple
An operation check required oninstallation. determined the limits
An operational check you should. check the accuracy
As distance from the scaner increases. Decreases rapidly
As per performance standards for navigational. plus or minus 1deg
As per performance standards. It should rotate at a constant rpm of not
less than 12
At 0000. The drift is 0.25 knot.
Attenuation is likelyto cause. reduced
Attenuation is. the absorption
Attenuation of the radar beam. heavy rain conditions
Bearing accuracy depends. Horizontal beamwidth
Bearing accuracy. horizontal beamwidth
Because of there flecting. 30°
Before taking target bearings. the trace is correctly centered
Besides initiating the. scanner to start scanner rotation.
Civil twilight begin sat1910-20July1981-22°16'N-150°0. Venus
Civil twilight occur sat 0558-30December1981. 0558
Clutter echoes are not usually caused. fog.
Clutter echoes are often caused. rain
Compared to the visual horizon. about 6% further away
Ducting of the radar beam. extreme super
Echoes from rain. differentiator control
Edges of land. their poor
For navigational purposes. 21,600 miles
For unstabilized display. True bearing
Horizontal beamwidth. scanner width
How does height above sea level. Higher objects are detected further
away
how is a attenuation a- attenuation is greater
How is attenuation affected. Attenuation is greater
How many fixed objects. One
How will the position. Collision point will still appear on the heading
If automatic acquisition. 2 targets
If Loran-C signal. Signals begin to blink
If manual acquisition is provided. 5 targets
If possible the radar display. so it can
if the radar is set on to. The target is on the same
If the radio signal. Skip
If the trace is not correctly. measuring bearings
If your radar suffers. determine
If your vessel , while proceeding south at 10 knots-south at 10
knots.North at 20knots
In addition to initiating the action. Display to start the timebase
In addition to target echoes. scanner
In restricted visibility. watching
In the equation. The speed
In what type of display, the zero. North
In what type of waveform. Saw- tooth wave form
Incoming target echoes are detected. Mixer crystal
Incoming target echoes. mixer crystal
Increase of echo strength. the transmitted frequency
Indirect echoes appear on the display. on the true range, but on a false
bearing
Indirect echoes are caused by reflection. obstructions close to the scanner
Indirect echoes are caused. Obstruction close to the scanner
Indirect echoes can be recognized. Appear in shadow
Marine radar wavelengths. centimeters.
Maximum radar range depends. peak power output
Minimum radar range can be increase. using a higher P.R.F.
Minimum radar range depends. pulse length
Most commonly ships radar operate. X-Band
Most commonly ships. X - band
Multiple echoes appear. on the correct bearing at double
Multiple echoes can be recognised. at constant
Multiple radar echoes are caused. reflection between
On 6 July1981-1000 zonetime. 1000, 7 July.
On a radar display, the returnfrom a racon. gives
On a radar display, this symbol identifies. gain control
On a radar display, this symbol indicates. range ring brilliance
On most radar displays the presentation. relative
On what factors. Height
On which of these factors. HBW
on your PPI scope. West at 20 knots
One cause of bearing. misalignment of the centre of the trace on the
display
One feature of a racon is. must be triggered
Positions obtain by radar. should be checked
Radar bearing discrimination depends mainly. Horizontal beamwidth
Radar bearing discrimination is the. two targets at same range on slightly
different bearings
Radar bearing discrimination should. 2.5 degrees
Radar does not transmit continously. Prevent detection of targets
Radar maintenance should. operator's manual
Radar navigational techniques. be practiced
Radar range accuracy depends mainly. accuracy of the timebase
Radar range accuracy should. 1.5 % of the range scale in use
Radar range discrimination. 50 metres
Radar reflectors are fitted. make them
Radar targets glue the strongest. hard and dense
radar uses pulse transmission. Detect close
Range discrimination depend mainly. Pulse length
Range discrimination depends. pulse length
Rule 19 says that. determine
S-band radar has a wavelength. 9.2-10 cm
Sea clutter echoes appear. a mass of small echoes around
Sea clutter is caused. the sides
Second trace echoes appear. false ranges on
Second trace echoes are more. a high P.R.F
Side echoes appear. a symmetrical arc of echoes
Side echoes are caused. the side lobes of the radar beam
Signal are converted to a suitable. Local oscilator
Signals are converted. video amplifier
Sometimes shipboard. Indirect echo
Sub-refraction commonly occurs. a cold
Sub-refraction is likelyto result. reduced
Super-refraction is likely. increase
Super-refraction is normally. warm
Target detection ranges. Blind sectors
Target echoes are received. an increase potential to the grid
Target range are obtained from. The range marker
targets echoes appear along- timebase
The alteration of own ship's. radar plot
The best land target to use for a radar bearing. a large
The best land target to use for radar ranging. a cliff
The bright spot which forms the trace......a speed equivalen to.Half the
speed of the
The briliance control shouldbe.the trace is just barely
The brilliance control of a Cathod Ray Tube( CRT). the anode
The brilliance control should. the trace is just barely visible
The cause of shadow. obstructions on your own ship
The commonest arrangement. Pentagonal
The commonest type of radar scanner. Horizontal slotted waveguide
The commonest type. Horizontal slotted waveguide
The detection range. sub refraction
The difference between. Equation of time
The display symbol shown. the power monitor
The display trace. scanner motor
The distance of a target can. Variable range marker
The distance of target can be measured by. VRM
The distance of the radar horizon. the downward refraction of radar
wanes
The effect of the anti rain. Reduce the size of all echoes
The effect of the anti-rain. reduce the size of all echoes
The effect of the anti-sea. reduce the strength of all echoes
The electrons in the Cathode Ray Tubefrom the cathode to the anodes
The equation of time is 8m 40s. 11-51-20 ZT
The equation of time is 12m00. 1212
The function local oscilator is. Provide a frequency for mixing with the
target
The function of the local oscillator.provide a frequency for mixing with the
target signals
The function of the modulator. store the energy from the power supplies
The function of the waueguide. conduct pulses to and from the scanner
The gain control shouldbe adjust.there is a light speckled background
The gain control. there is a light speckled background on the screen
The GHA of the Aries is315°. 11
The horizon glass Silvered
The horizontal pattern. one large lobe and smaller side lobes either side
The information obtained. target's closest
The intensity of the electron beam in the CRT. Varying the potential
The intensity of the electron beam. varying the potential on the grid
The intermedate frequency. Mixer crystal
The intermediate frequency. mixer crystal
The magnetron is sited. scanner unit.
The magnetron sends the R.F. scanner unit
The main component of the transmitter is. Magnetron
The main component in the display. cathode ray unit
The main component of the transmitter. magnetron
The most common cause of radar. other radar
The most common type of radar reflector. the octahedral
The number of pulses. Pulse repetition frequency
The parallax angle. Venus
The part of a sextant. Index
The points at which collision. The speed ratio & position
The position of the ship is found. Subtract 5
The positions of the ship provided. The ranges
The preferred method of radar. taking a radar
The principle of a corner. changes the direction of the beam by180
degrees
The principle of a racon. transmits on receipt
The purpose of radar(scanner) is. The range n bearing of object
The purpose of T/R cell. Protect the receiver during transmision
The purpose of the anodes. attract the electrons to the screen
The purpose of the bearing. measure the bearing of targets
The purpose of the gain control. the amplification of the target echoes
The purpose of the transmitter. generate the radar pulses
The purposrof the anodes in CRT. Attract the electron to
The radar beamwidth. The length of the waveguide
The radar target. a perpendicular cylinder
The radar transceiver. at a safe
The rate. TheMoon
The requirements for using. International
The ship is navigating in dense. True veector
The signal from a racon. enables
The symbol shown here identifies the :Brilliance
The symbol shown here identifies the :heading marker alignment control
The technique of parallel index. a rotatable
The technique used in radar. parallel
The transmited frequency is dtermine by. Magnetron
The transmited pulse length is determine by. Modulator
The transmiter PRF is. Trigger unit
The transmitted frequency. magnetron
The transmitted pulse length. modulator
The transmitter P.R.F. trigger unit
The tuning control adjusts:the frequency of the local oscillator
The tuning control is best adjusted. visual tuning indicator
The tuning control is best. Visual tuning indicator
The unit which radiates. scanner
The unit which sends returning. scanner unit
The use of radar ranges. they are more
The vertical beam must. rolling and pitching of the ship
The zone time of LAN1152-73°15'E. 0659
There is a risk of collision. her bearing is steady-decreasing
This display symbol. head-up presentation
This symbol identifies. range scale control
To avoid any radiation. keep clear.
To establish additional target. draw a relative
Under Rule 19, a vessel must. have
Under Rule 19, if you. navigate
Under Rule 5; the radar should be used forkeeping. whenever it
Under Rule 7, proper use of radar. radar
Using relative motion. It’s closest
Vertical beamwidth is. The design of the scanner
Vertical beamwidth. the design of the scanner
Weaker echoes are concerted. I.F.
Weaker echoes are converted. IF amplifier
What are 10cm. S band
What are the minimum range. 3 or 4
What are the two main. VBW & HBW
what can be used on the radar - guard zones
What can be used to set navigational. Guard zones
What corrections must be. Draught of the ship
What describes an accurate position that is NOT. Fix
What does the above diagram indicate. Bearing discrimination.
What does this control on the radar indicate? Performance monitor.
What indicates the true movement. True
What is important to check. Any necessary
What is no.12. CRT
What is no.4. Modulator.
What is the ability of a radar. Bearing discrimination
What is the advantages of a gps. The gps....world wide
What is the correct setting...anti sea clutter. A few sea
What is the critical time. When the ship stops
What is the effect of a radar reflector. it strengthens the reflectivity of the
target
What is the name given to unwanted. Spoking
what is the probable incorrect height of
What is the range discrimination of a radar set of pulse length 60metres.
30 metres
What is the rate at which two moving. Relative speed
What is the selection. Target predicted motion
What is the term for the number of pulses. Pulses repetition frequency
What is the typical amount of time an ARPA. 1 to 3 min.
What is the value beyond . 2.5 deg
What is the vertical angle between. Vertical beam width
What is this mark. Signal from SART.
What is this on the PPI. Raymark.
What is used as a portable. Reflection plotter
What is used to control. Gain
What is used to warn the observer. Guard rings and zones
What measures may be taken. Frequent change of PRF
what possible reason could ther- all of the suggested
What should be the performance.Upto +/-10deg Rolling or pitching
What should be the size. 340 mm
What type of refraction. Sub refraction
What type of scanner. Slotted wave guide.
What type of spurious. Multiple echoes.
When carrying out a radar. ranges of prominent features on the beam
When choosing objects for position fixing. small
When ducting occurs. carried
When navigating a vessel. Should never relyon
When navigating using GPS,what is an indicator of the geometry.
Horizontal Dilution
When navigating using the GPS. A large HDOP
When obtaining a fix, which is more accurateThe intersection
When should a naviga or relyon. Onlywhen fixedaids arenot available
When taking an amplitude. In high latitudes
When two tracked targets. Target swap
When using a buoy. The buoy may not
When using GPS ,how many the oretical.3
When using GPS, how many theoretical position lines are required for a
three- dimensional.4
When using the echo sounder in. Shallow water
When using the radar for coastal. obtain
Which aid is NOT. Aero light
Which are the four main elements of a radar. Transmitter, Antenna,
receiver, display
Which are the two most important....ARPA accurately. Speed and heading
Which are the. Position and GMT time
Which control on the radar. Anti- clutter
Which of the following 30°00-15°00'-15°00'South. Figure4
Which of the following has most effect on the size. Pulse length
Which of the following has most effect. Pulse length
Which of the following has the most effect. Horizontal beamwidth
Which of the four adjustable errors. Index mirror and horizon
Which of the four calculations illustrate. Calculation 3 is correct.
Which of the four figures illustrated 50°00'-30°00'-1200 GMT. Figure 2
Which of these are the characteristics. The frequency
Which of these controls is provided. Performance monitor
Which of these does not limit. Peak power
Which of these factors govern. Characteristics of the receiver
Which of these factors would cause blind. The beam of radar energy is
obstructed
Which of these glues. Ramark
Which of these input information. A delay
Which of these is a result. CPA and time directly obtained
Which of these is also called calibration. Range ring
Which of these range scales. 1 to 6
Which part of the radar is a high power RF oscillator. Magnetron
Which position includesthe effects. Estimated
Which search pattern combines. Sector search pattern
which the pip would move While as vessel is at anchorage. At least every
hour
While as vessel is at anchorage. At least every hour
While steering a course of 150°T. 000°T
Who should conn. Master
Who should maintain and control inter ship. Ship that first arrives at the
site
Why should ground stabilised. The collision regulation
th
Your longitude179°59'. 00h 02m on the6
your vessel , while proceeding north at 15 knots. South at 15 knots