short-range radar

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short-range radar [′shȯrt ¦rānj ′rā‚där]

(engineering)

Radar whose maximum line-of-sight range, for a reflecting target having 1 square meter of area perpendicular to the beam, is between 50 and 150 miles (80 and 240 kilometers).

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