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Support/Resistance Radar is our excellent PRIME* indicator in the S/R family that took us two years to develop. It was made with swing points, the visual concept of Market Profile, and our proprietary algorithm. The final result is an amazing tool that can find outstanding S/R zones. It helps traders traverse the market and take opportunities, much like radar helps a plane navigate.

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You will be stunned, just like we were, when you first apply this indicator to your chart and see the power of those swing points that make the S/R zones. For such a simple idea, the effectiveness is beyond imagination. These zones are places where the market frequently aims for rest, bounces, and reverses. Like real radar, it helps traders navigate the market to find a good spot for a position, or just to warn them about choppy movement ahead.

Standard size design Provides three-color display of weather and ground targets within area scanned by radar Provides all controls for radar system operation including radar R/T fault indicator in the event of R/T failure or fault Contains magnetic shield dust cover

At the top of the main battle page, where the green and red ship Icons are located, put some small text next/above/under the ships that CAN or DO have radar installed. Note this is not to indicate if they have chosen the radar module right now for this game, just to let us DD players know which ships Might have radar.

Together, the GRA 55 and GI 205 can comprise a complete radar altimeter solution. The total system's reliability and accuracy, along with its flexible display capabilities, make it an optimal solution for operators equipping for NVIS operations or Part 135 operators looking to meet FAA requirements.

The fundamental geometrical quantities involved in radar displays are the range, azimuth angle (or bearing), and elevation angle. These displays relate the position of radar target to the origin at the antenna. Most radar displays include one or two of these quantities as coordinates of the crt face:

I know very little about electronic/electricity beyond what I was forced to learn while troubleshooting the blue connector issue on my VFR many moons ago. After wiring up the USB port last weekend, I decided to have some fun with LEDs. Taking a look at the Marc Parnes Visual Alert for the Escort Passport 8500 and finding a similar idea/writeup about making your own LED indicators on one of the other forums inspired me to try my hand at wiring up some LEDs for use on the VFR as an in-dash warning light system. Like most of these, the LEDs will be powered by the mono headphone jack on the radar detector.

2) The LEDs, which were driven by the radar's audio alert, didn't blink at higher alert levels... they were just always on. Couple non-blinky lights with sunlight and they weren't very useful at high noon.

I'm also changing up the wiring so that the LEDs blink at a constant rate when the radar is alerting instead of having them powered by the audible alert. This means recreating the "Smartcord" for the Escort x50 (the Smartcord has an alert LED) and fidding with the voltages to run 8 LEDs instead of a single LED. I'm also wiring in a Hi/Low/Off switch so that I can change the LED brightness for day/night use because those super-bright white LEDs will probably blind me on pitch black backroads.

My test mock up with all resistors and transistors in place. There is a power/ground (top red/black wires) and then the four wires that form the "smartcord" connection to the radar (red/green/black/yellow). Total cost so far is about $6 -- four resistors, one transistor, and a hi/low switch.

Testing is good so far. The blue LED is the "power on" indicator and the red LED is the "radar alert" indicator and my voltage calculations appear to be good... 3.3V for the blue LED and 2.2V for the red LED. I did fry a good number of red LEDs which, I found out, are very very sensitive to over voltage. The blue and white LEDs took overvoltage like champs and just kept on chugging.

Interesting. I use a Sena SMH10r to bluetooth music from my phone with no issues. First I've heard of anything like that. I'd guess this person having the problem is using an Adaptiv radar instead of an Escort or V1.

The Marc Parnes product you're talking about runs off of the mono audio jack on the radar detector. This is how I originally had my LEDs wired up. The down side to this configuration is that the radar doesn't beep a lot at lower indicator levels -- so minimal flashing of the LEDs. Then, as the detection went to full strength, the LEDs didn't really blink much because the beeping was nearly constant.

When it comes to radar detector, you need the best of the best and lighting reaction time, its hard to beat a direct wire to the ear, you dont have to see it and reconise, by ear is instaneous input. Of course, then its all reaction time, in clutch situations. While I do understand the hard system desire for no wire, if I were to be tested and risked loss of money, hard to beat direct wire to the ear.

Again, it's instantaneous. Radar goes off and I instantly get a led flash. Maybe there is a millisecond delay but when I hear the audible from the radar (can hear it at lower speeds) the LED is already lit in the helmet. Mine is placed in my peripheral so it's recognized immediately with no delay and time consuming? Gonna have to disagree with you there. I know that from experience as I've been using one of the gens from LS for 12 years now and probably 100k miles so I'm not going by anyone else's reviews/comments/internet stories. In that time I've never received a threat that I couldn't pick off. Probably 7-8k in savings from fines. I have 0 points on my license and aim to keep it that way. It works so well that a few times, we were running the corners hard, got an alert, chopped the throttle, glided past the unmarked LEO under the speed limit and waved to him as we passed. One of those times he flipped us off.

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The Indicator Library builds on the Impact Radar and the Sector-Impact Map to provide a compilation of impact-related indicators and metrics. It was produced by UNEP FI as part of a suite of tools for holistic impact analysis and management.

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The radar charts are awesome but it would be nice to have the option to label the axis with the column names. When you get a lot of axis it can get confusing as to which is which. In the following example I manually labeled the axis with label components.

If you mouseover an axis, the mouseover text will display the column name, range of the column, and/or the actual valve of the point depending on where you mouseover at. One of the ideas behind the radar chart and the moving analog indicator is to allow the operator to determine if the process is running correctly with just a glance.

I had a bunch of information I wanted to put on a radar chart and 4 out of 5 pieces of information were 25.0 or below and the fifth was normally around 1,000. The radar chart just looked like a spike on one side. You could not tell what the other values were doing at all. If there was individual scaling for each value that would take care of this issue. e24fc04721