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Old 10-11-2006, 07:28 PM   #1
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Hi all.

James here.

Would any of you have any information regarding H2S, which was fitted to most types of British bombers. Any help is appreciated on this topic.

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Found a couple of links using google by typing in H2S radar. Hopefully they will help you out.


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There is a ton on the net about it. Despite rumours to the contrary the names was supposed to stand for "Home Sweet Home" hence H2 S in scientific parlance.

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H2S Indicator & 207 Switch Unit

I have however just dug up a nice PDF on the German Naxos radar retection system that dected H2S signals, will post it soon.
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