Front view, right side

Picture courtesy Henrik Clausen, Copenhagen

Used as direction finder at the Danish Electronic Warfare coys as late as 1989. The receiver was a Plath SFP 500 produced by C. Plath G.m.b.H. in Hamburg, Germany. Other equipment consisted of a frequency counter and a VRC 281 VHF-radio. This set-up, which was used for close-range direction finding, covered a frequency band from 1.5 to 18.3 MHz. The range was 40 to 200 km depending on chosen frequencies and time of day.
A set-up, used for close-range direction finding, had another antenna system (ADCOCK) and used a 100W HF radio for communication.