Fact or Fiction: X-band vs. S-band Radar and Exploring Their Effectiveness

 

For the latest segment of “Fact or Fiction” by Icom, Captain Kelly shines a spotlight on the technological showdown between X-band and S-band radars and particularly how they’re relevant to maritime navigation and safety. This discussion comes at a time where it has become crucial amidst increasing reliance on radar technology for precision in adverse conditions.

She also takes a look into the functional differences and applications of three centimeter (X-band) and 10 centimeter (S-band) radars. She also shared from personal experiences, comparing their effectiveness based on range and resolution. On this episode, she offers a practical guide, weighing the pros and cons of each radar type to determine which might be best suited for specific maritime activities, from fishing to long-distance voyages.

Article by Alexandra Simon.

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