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Red Steer, also known as ARI 5919 and ARI 5952 depending on the version, was a tail warning radar used on the British V bomber force. Built by EKCO, it was developed from the experimental AI.20 radar for the English Electric Lightning. The Lightning required its radar to be remotely installed in the nose of the aircraft, and this made the set equally suitable for remote mounting in the tail of the bombers.

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rdfs:comment	Red Steer, also known as ARI 5919 and ARI 5952 depending on the version, was a tail warning radar used on the British V bomber force. Built by EKCO, it was developed from the experimental AI.20 radar for the English Electric Lightning. The Lightning required its radar to be remotely installed in the nose of the aircraft, and this made the set equally suitable for remote mounting in the tail of the bombers. (en)
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name	Red Steer (en)
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dcterms:subject	Aircraft radars Cold War military equipment of the United Kingdom Electronic warfare equipment Military radars of the United Kingdom Avro Vulcan
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Electronic countermeasure C-scope Vickers Valiant Interceptor aircraft English Electric Canberra English Electric Lightning Magnetron Avro Vulcan Gain (electronics) AI.20 radar Airborne Interception radar Air Ministry Airliner EKCO Falklands War Fireflash Power supply Gulf War Handley Page Victor Hawker Hunter AIRPASS Aircraft radars Cold War military equipment of the United Kingdom Electronic warfare equipment Military radars of the United Kingdom Avro Vulcan Ferranti Operation Black Buck Rainbow code Red Shrimp X band Cathode-ray tube Phosphor V bomber Tail warning radar Aerial refuelling Gunsight dbr:Orange_Putter dbr:EKCO_E190
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/documents/research/RAF-Historical-Society-Journals/Journal-28-Seminar-Electronic-Warfare.pdf http://www.ekco-radar.co.uk/poole/ai20.php https://mraths.org.uk/%3Fpage_id=538 https://web.archive.org/web/20080319114131/http:/www.ekco-radar.co.uk/poole/ai20.php https://web.archive.org/web/20080319114144/http:/www.ekco-radar.co.uk/poole/redsteer.php http://www.ekco-radar.co.uk/poole/redsteer.php
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thumbnail	wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Vulcan_B2_XJ784_at_Bagotville.jpg?width=300
caption	Red Steer at the tip of an Avro Vulcan's tailcone (en)
country	UK (en)
frequency	X band
manufacturer	EKCO
other names	ARI 5919, ARI 5952 (en)
power	200.0 (kilowatt)
has abstract	Red Steer, also known as ARI 5919 and ARI 5952 depending on the version, was a tail warning radar used on the British V bomber force. Built by EKCO, it was developed from the experimental AI.20 radar for the English Electric Lightning. The Lightning required its radar to be remotely installed in the nose of the aircraft, and this made the set equally suitable for remote mounting in the tail of the bombers. Red Steer scanned a cone 45 degrees across behind the aircraft and presented any returns on a display at the electronic warfare station. It was able to reliably detect large fighter-sized aircraft at about 10 nautical miles (19 km; 12 mi). Lacking any defensive weapons, the purpose of Red Steer was to allow the operator to give instructions to the bomber pilot to evade the approach of an interceptor, as well as properly time the use of various electronic countermeasures against the interceptor's radar, notably the Red Shrimp. Red Steer began replacing the earlier in 1957, after crews suggested the earlier system was too limited. In service, Red Steer was found to be difficult to operate due to its display system. This led to the upgraded Mark 2 version with a greatly improved display and increased range to 25 nautical miles (46 km; 29 mi). These were fitted to the Avro Vulcan and Handley Page Victor fleet in the 1960s and remained in operation with them until they left service in the 1980s and 90s. (en)
azimuth	45 (xsd:integer)
introdate	1957 (xsd:integer)
RPM	1000 (xsd:integer)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of radars Avro Vulcan AI.20 radar Airborne Interception radar EKCO Handley Page Victor Red Shrimp Rainbow Code Tail warning radar
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