Ai Mk Iv Radar

Aircraft of the Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Bristol Type 156 Beaufighter. Beaufighter Mark VIF, V8380 'K', of No. 89 Squadron RAF, running up its engines at Castel Benito, Libya. This aircraft is equipped with More

Aircraft of the Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Bristol Type 156 Beaufighter. The first production Beaufighter Mark IIF night fighter, R2270, fitted with dihedral tailplanes and equipped with AI Mark IV radar, in fl More

Aircraft of the Royal Air Force, 1939-1945- Bristol Type 156 Beaufighter. Beaufighter Mark VIF, X7883, on the ground at Filton, Bristol, following assembly at the Bristol Aeroplane Company's 'shadow' factory at More

Bristol Beaufighter Mk IIF night fighter of No. 255 Squadron RAF at Hibaldstow, Lincolnshire, 5 September 1941. Beaufighter Mark IIF night fighter, R2402 ‘YD-G’, of No. 255 Squadron RAF, on the ground at Hibald More

Bristol Beaufighter Mk VIF of No. 96 Squadron RAF being re-armed at Honiley, Warwickshire, 23 March 1943. Beaufighter VIF V8748/ZJ-R of No. 96 Squadron being re-armed at Honiley, 23 March 1943. The armourers ar More

RAF Fighter Command 1940 Blenheim Mk IFs of No. 25 Squadron at Martlesham Heath, 25 July 1940. The foreground aircraft is equipped with AI Mk III radar. The squadron was used for night fighter operations.

RAF Fighter Command 1940 Blenheim Mk IFs of No. 25 Squadron at Martlesham Heath, 25 July 1940. The foreground aircraft is equipped with AI Mk III radar. The squadron was used for night fighter operations.

Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Fighter Command One of the first Mosquito II night-fighters, seen after a demonstration flight during a visit by the Duke of Kent to the de Havilland plant at Hatfield in November 194 More

Royal Air Force Radar, 1939-1945 Air Interception: Wing Commander C P "Paddy" Green (wearing a flying officer's SD jacket), Commanding Officer of No. 600 Squadron RAF at Cassibile, Italy, looks out of the cockp More

Mosquito NF Mark II, DD609, fitted with AI Mark IV radar, parked at the de Havilland's aerodrome, Hatfield, It was later delivered to the Aeroplane and Armament Experimental Establishment at Boscombe Down for More

The AI Mk. IV radar used two CRTs (oscilloscopes) to display the vertical and horizontal situations. The altitude display on the left shows the vertical situation, while the azimuth display on the right shows More

A single Hawker Typhoon Ia, R7881, experimentally fit with an AI Mk. VI radar. AI Mk. IV was a single-operator version of the Mk. IV, the first night fighter radar system. The electronics were packed into the More

Douglas DB-7 (Turbinlite) Havoc NF.II (Z2184), Boscombe Down Public domain photograph of a bomber aircraft, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description