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distance-measuring equipment
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distance-measuring equipment [′dis·təns ‚mezh·ər·iŋ i′kwip·mənt]
(navigation)
A radio aid to navigation that provides distance information by measuring total round-trip time of transmission from an airborne interrogator to a ground-based transponder and return. Abbreviated DME.


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