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AN/APN-4 LORAN Gauge.

AN/APN-4 LORAN Gauge. 1

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FS2004/FSX/P3D LORAN (LOng RAnge Navigation) gauge.

Long before GPS, a method was developed to be able to navigate on long overwater flights without the issues of weather and visibility involved with celestial navigation. LORAN was originally used during WWII to assist the Allies in bombing raids and in transport duties. It was later used by the airlines to navigate across the oceans. This gauge from CalClassic simulates the operation of the AN/APN-4 instrument of WWII vintage, complete with peak alignment and reading the time delay values from the oscilloscope screen. It uses the station pairs included on the coverage map from 1954, but can be used in any era from WWII to around 1975. Installation instructions include adding the gauge to the JBK DC-6, CalClassic DC-6 and DC-7, and the Manfred Jahn L-749 Constellation, L-1049G Super Constellation, and the L-1649A Starliner 4.0.

Instructions are also included to add the gauge to any other panel.

By Jorge Rechani and Tom Gibson.

Thanks to loran-history.info for providing the LORAN coverage map.

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