Continuously activated Tuning fork or modulator

[TPS_Radar_Instructor]

I noticed that the tuning forks used by most X band guns are 35 and 80 mph while K band guns tend to prefer 50 mph.

Does anyone know of a variable system that is continuous and can be used to test an X band gun from say 20 – 100 mph?

I have a transmitter tuned to 10.525 GHz that can be used with horizontal, vertical, right hand or left hand polarized antennas and modulated with a fixed 1000 HZ signal and it generates 31 mph on an X band gun just like the calculations work out to.

I would be interested in knowing of any systems that anyone knows of that can be variable and are mechanical or electrical to test an X band gun. That way I can show students what happens when a passive or active radar jammer comes into play. BTW - Passive jammers will work at low RCS (Radar Cross Section).

[jimbonzzz]

Try my "radar verifier" software:
http://www.kc8unj.com/radar/index.html

[TPS_Radar_Instructor]

Thanks.
Just downloaded it and will try it on Monday.

[Won Hunglo]

Try my "radar verifier" software:
http://www.kc8unj.com/radar/index.html

Now that is a cool stuff. Just gave my Stalker ATR a work out with the test software.

[Suf Daddy]

A radar certifier I saw test my X band gun used his tone generator and a wall speaker to produce a reading on the gun.

Jim's program does the same thing IMHO.

-Suf Daddy