File:SLC Mark VI on.jpg

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English: Members of the 58th Searchlight Battery work on the SLC Mark VI radar on the 150 cm searchlight. The radar worked by sending a signal out of the antenna at the very top (being held) and received on the four antennas below it. By delaying the signals from the four receivers, the sensitive direction of the array as a whole could be directed off-center and then rotated. By watching the return signals as the beam rotated, the direction of the target could be determined. The Mark VI refers to the mounting, not the radar itself, which had several other Marks depending on what it was attached to.

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EAST PARKLANDS, SA. 1944-09-15. MEMBERS OF THE 58TH SEARCHLIGHT BATTERY CHECK ON ANTI-AIRCRAFT NO. 2 MK 6 RADAR SEARCHLIGHT CONTROL MACHINE. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- SX25566 CAPTAIN A.J. QUALMANN, COMMANDING OFFICER (1); S33219 LIEUTENANT E.K. OMOND, ADJUTANT (2); NX102180 LIEUTENANT F.W. THORNHILL (3); VX106740 SERGEANT C.A. ANDERSON (4).
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Source https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/C80049
Author Unknown Austrailian Army photographer

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