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For other RADARS look at radartutorial.eu and for the WSR-88D here:
http://www.radartutorial.eu/19.kartei/1 ... 11.en.html
https://www.weather.gov/iwx/wsr_88d

Assuming "1000V" is a peak voltage (plus and minus), that is 354 Vrms and into a 50 ohm load would be 2.5 kW. According to http://www.radartutorial.eu/02.basics/Ground%20penetrating%20radar.en.html, a page I found to be correct on PSR and SSR RADAR so far, Ground Probing RADAR that use a short puls...

Wx-RADAR come in different forms, e.g. not only (rain)clouds but also as windprofiler. While reflection come from from clouds it does not mean that the clouds produce rain. A L- band PSR will produce diffetent cloud formations compared to a S- or C-band PSR. Also polarosatiom will change echos recei...

What do you want to detect, position (distance and angle to a target) and/or speed? RADAR (Radio Detection and Ranging)is either primary (meaning you process passive echos on a target, for this you need transmitter(s) to illuminate a target to receive an echo(s)) or active using interrogations of tr...

@hotpaw2 and all One cannot judge that switching PS generates more AF/RF noise/interference than any linear regulated PS design, without having tested a PS or used it to supply a LNA. Depending on design and components used, also linear regulator circuits can generate substantial AF noise on the sup...

linear regulated power supply (PS), .... They are less efficient, and run warmer, but generate almost no RF noise. I disagree just having a PS with linear regulator doens't mean that the DC-Output voltage has less noise or spikes (due to lack of isolation between AC Input and DC Output,) compared t...

I thought that you should also keep Receiver Intermodulation (Rx-IM) in mind, meaning that not necessarily all signals that you receive may exist in the RF-Envrionment, but can be generated in your receiver. Since I just answered to another post in detail on the effects of Receiver-Intermodulation i...

-If i have a strong signal on a frequency, it repeats itself in many other frequencies. -a large amount of spurs in various bands (ie:around 145-160mhz) -plenty of ghost signals in the HF (13-30mhz) All of the above are most likely all from receiver (Rx) Intermodulation (IM). Even if you would spen...

While there a several RG6 type coax on the perfect vision webpage https://www.perfect-vision.com/WebStore/ProductList.aspx?pcid=159&menu=intl I could not find the number you referenced. RG-6 and RG-8 coax differs in addition to the attenuation, which depends on the dielectricum (air, foam, solid mat...

Most antenna pattern you find are calculated and are either for free space, meaning idefinetely high above a reflecting surface, or for a given height and a min. diameter of reflecting surface, normally 1/4 Lambda or more. Under any other condition reflections from any surface or object will change ...