Naxos or FuG 350 … In the early stages of WW2 German radar technology was ahead of the Allies, using wavelengths down to half a metre. However, expecting a short war Hitler stopped further development. The development of the Magnetron and centimetre wavelengths took the enemy by surprise. The discovery of H2S radar in a […]
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Beaver, Cub and Scout Air Activities Day …. Yesterday at the museum, 85 Cubs and Beavers from Kesgrave, Hadleigh, Samford and Pakefield, together with adult leaders undertook Stage 2 of the Aviation Skills Badge at the Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum. To complete this badge, the youngsters had to learn about the dangers on an
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Update from the Link Room – ASV2 …… In 1936 with Chain Home radar experiments progressing Dr E G Bowen was given the task of developing Airborne Radar. With CH using 350 ft mast and many kilowatts of power it was a daunting task. A higher frequency would allow much smaller aerials, and it soon
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