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Ocean Warrior
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That's definately not the design intention.
You are probably confusing BB salience with detection capability. The TA will detect contacts at MUCH greater range, however, once contacts have been detected on both arrays, the Sphere will show much clearer BB tracks. This models the real world operation of these arrays: the sphere is designed to pick up BB contacts and display them clearly, and the TA is designed to pick up low frequency NB signals, and as such, the BB display is not as clear as for the sphere. Create a test scenario with a supertanker at 50nm, 30nm, 15nm, and 5nm. The performance differences between the arrays will be made very clear. Cheers, David
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Swabbie
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Ah-ha. See the broadband threw me. When you look at the BB displays in comparison the TA seems to have twice the background noise, and contact lines dont show up any diffrently, but when you go into narrowband and scroll through the bearings the tonals show up. Tricky. Thanks for setting me staight, I knew you guys must have figured this stuff out better than me, I just couldn't figure out what the deal was. Thanks for setting me straight. Great job by the way. It looks like alot of people out there owe you for your work.
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