Radar Antenna Leveling System
First Claim
1. A radar antenna leveling system for a vessel comprising:
- a top antenna mounting plate secured to the vessel for rotational movement therewith;
an actuator secured to the vessel and to the top antenna for rotational movement of the top antenna mounting plate relative to the vessel; and
control remote from the actuator for operation of the actuator.
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Abstract
A remotely controllable, tiltable platform supports a radar transmitter/receiver for rotational movement of the radar relative to a mounting on a vessel, such as a mast of a sailboat or the superstructure of a power boat. A cowling extends upward from the foundation plate and a stationary hinge plate, parallel to the foundation plate, is secured to the top of the cowling. A top antenna mounting plate is hingedly secured to the stationary hinge plate. An actuator is positioned within the cowling to controlled movement of the top antenna mounting plate to maintain the radar level with the horizon. Alternatively, an A-frame structure mounts the leveling system to a mast of a sailboat.
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8 Claims
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1. A radar antenna leveling system for a vessel comprising:
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a top antenna mounting plate secured to the vessel for rotational movement therewith;
an actuator secured to the vessel and to the top antenna for rotational movement of the top antenna mounting plate relative to the vessel; and
control remote from the actuator for operation of the actuator. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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