What does a Decca Navigation system operate on?
- Very High Frequency.
- High Frequency.
- Low Frequency.
Explanation from PART66Online
Decca was a hyperbolic radio-navigation system that compared the phases of continuous-wave signals from a chain of ground transmitters. To give the long range and stable phase comparison it needed, it operated in the Low Frequency band (roughly 70-130 kHz). VHF and HF would not provide the required ground-wave coverage and phase stability.
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Jordi asked · 1 Sep 2021
where is this question from? I have seen some questions and they are not from the pdf .
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