radome

The Large radome was torn down and land returned to nature in the mid-1990s.

Two were still on the ground, one of them with a scaffolding around the radome.

Fitted with larger radome under the nose and various improved systems.

In other words, the radome is transparent to radar or radio waves.

A large radome on top of the envelope held the height finding radar.

Version with longer nose and radome moved to the ventral position.

Initial production aircraft had camera nose located on lower part of radome.

She stood up and followed his finger as he pointed beyond the radome of the Gulfstream.

The telescope is enclosed in a radome of diameter 30 m.

The bombardier was replaced by a search radar with a large radome.

Only one radar tower remains, and it's radome has been deflated.

Both building and radar tower (but now without radome) are still extant.

This is the radome for the newly designed antenna.

The radome could probably shut down all communications in and out of Rapid City.

They can easily be distinguished by their differing radome under the fuselage.

Bell and his storm troops padded into sight from behind the shattered radome.

The second prototype included the full radome and chin-mounted intake, but was otherwise similar.

In East German service, she had extensive antennas and a large radome.

To protect it from bad weather, a radome made of Dacron covered the antenna.

The first prototype did not include the radome, although this was fitted to the second prototype.

The large, blunt nose contained the radome for the air-interception radar.

Hunter variant with search radar in a ventral radome, 153 built.

That change provided enough space for the 105mm gun to be mounted in the doorway in place of the radome.

The omnidirectional antenna is mounted near and high, usually on top of the radome if equipped.

The "radome" or the radar's dome is located atop the building at nearly 53 m above sea level.