angle stealer
angle stealer noun: a transponder designed to take into account the enemy radar's operational frequency and scan timing, and to add an additional signal to that naturally reflected off the target, confusing the radar as to the target's location.
Noun
angle stealer (plural angle stealers)
- A transponder designed to take into account the enemy radar's operational frequency and scan timing, and to add an additional signal to that naturally reflected off the target, confusing the radar as to the target's location.
Forms of angle stealer
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Questions about angle stealer
- What does angle stealer mean?
- Angle stealer means a transponder designed to take into account the enemy radar's operational frequency and scan timing, and to add an additional signal to that naturally reflected off the target, confusing the radar as to the target's location.
- What part of speech is angle stealer?
- Angle stealer is a noun.
- What is the plural of angle stealer?
- The plural of angle stealer is angle stealers.
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