Honeywell 880 manual Rain Coming From Unseen Dry Hail

PRIMUSr 880 Digital Weather Radar System

Table of Contents (cont)

List of Illustrations (cont)

Figure		Page
5--32	Turbulent	5-45
5--33	Weather Display With Turbulence	5-45
5--34	Turbulence Levels (From Airman’s Information
	Manual)	5-47
5--35	Hail Size Probability	5-48
5--36	Rain Coming From Unseen Dry Hail	5-49
5--37	Familiar Hailstorm Patterns	5-50
5--38	Overshooting a Storm	5-51
5--39	Short-- and Long--Blind Alley	5-52
5--40	Azimuth Resolution in Weather Modes	5-53
5--41	Weather Display	5-55
5--42	Typical Hook Pattern	5-61
5--43	V--Notch Echo, Pendant Shape	5-62
5--44	The Classic Pendant Shape	5-63
5--45	Rain Gradients	5-64
5--46	Crescent Shape	5-65
5--47	Line Echo Wave Pattern (LEWP)	5-66
5--48	Bow--Shaped Line of Thunderstorms	5-67
5--49	Ground Mapping Display	5-69
6--1	MPEL Boundary	6-1
7--1	Fault Annunciation on Weather Indicator With TEXT
	FAULT Fields	7-3
7--2	Fault Code on EFIS Weather Display With TEXT
	FAULTS Disabled	7-4
7--3	Radar Indication With Text Fault Enabled
	(On Ground)	7-4
A--1	Schematic Cross Section of a Thunderstorm	A--6
B--1	EHSI Display Over KPHX Airport With the
	EGPWS Display	B--5
B--2	EGPWS Test Display	B--6

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