Standard Horizon MDS-10-5, MDS-8, MDS-9 manual Weight 21.2 Kg 47lb 4 feet Weight 21.9 Kg 49lb 5 feet

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3.3.1Dimensions and Mounting

Figure 3.3.1 - Radar MDS-10-4/MDS-10-5 (II)

Weight: 21.2 Kg (47lb) 4 feet

Weight: 21.9 Kg (49lb) 5 feet

Figure 3.3.1a - Radar MDS-10-4/MDS-10-5 (III)

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Contents MDS-10-4/MDS-10-5 SI-TEX RadarCode Issue a 170108e High Voltage Warning Microwave Radiation Hazard Safety PrecautionsMagnetron Preheating Table of Contents Index General Information IntroductionConventions Used IntroductionReplacement Parts Product Support Inquiries Packing ListOptions Cable InstallationInstallation Considerations Prepare the Radar for InstallationElectrical and Data Connections Installation ProcedureAntenna Cable Connection ProcedureTerminal C Radar Junction BOX ConnectionsRadar Antenna Connections Dome ConnectionsOpen Array Connections Chart Plotter Connections and SET UP Port Setup0 CP180 & CP180i Connections 1 CP300 & CP300i Connections 1 CP300 & CP300i ConnectionsACC Cable 2 CPV350 ConnectionsACC 1 Cable 3 CP500 ConnectionsCable 4 CPV550 ConnectionsChart Plotters Software Update Installing SoftwareBacking up Marks and Routes Radar Installation Manual Technical Specifications Features MDS-1 MDS-8 MDS-9 MDS-10-4/MDS-10-5MDS-1 Antenna Unit 1 Radar MDS-1 Dimensions and Mounting1 Radar MDS-8 MDS-8 Antenna Unit 1a Radar MDS-8 MDS-9 Antenna Unit1 Radar MDS-9 MDS-10-4/MDS-10-5 Antenna Unit Weight 21.2 Kg 47lb 4 feet Weight 21.9 Kg 49lb 5 feet Radar Installation Manual General AntennaSide Lobe Characteristics of Radar Wave Targets difficult to display on screenShadow zones of radar False echoes Ghost echoesMultiple echoes False echoes caused by side lobe Distant False echoes caused by duct phenomenonRadar interference Or eliminate the interference Radar Installation Manual More Installation Considerations Shifting from keel lineObtaining sufficient dip angle Figure B.1 Installing scanner unit Installing Scanner Unit24, 25, 27 IndexPlease Note