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a. Having, or employing multiple modes alt. Having, or employing multiple modes
Usage examples of "multimode".
The multimode radar electronically scanned both the sky and the sea for aircraft and ships, and passed the information both to allied ground, surface, and airborne units, as well as automatically programming its attack and defensive weapons.
According to All the World's Aircraft, the heart of the A-6 was the AN/ASQ-133 IBM computer which controlled the aircraft's Norden AN/APQ-154 multimode radar, but any Intruder driver with more than an hour of flight time logged would insist that the real heart was his B/N, squeezed in eyeball-to-eyeball with the radar scope projecting aft from the console.
The aircraft had considerable surveillance equipment of their own, including a Norden AN/APY-3 multimode Side-Looking Airborne Radar.
Its AN/ASQ-164 multimode radar displayed a profile of the terrain out to ten miles ahead of the aircraft on both pilots' VSDs.
Also at Wa's station were the remote controls for the AN/APQ-164 multimode offensive radar system.