AN/APG â 68 (V5) Operations Guide - e-HAF
AN/APG â 68 (V5) Operations Guide - e-HAF
AN/APG â 68 (V5) Operations Guide - e-HAF
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OG-<strong>APG</strong><strong>68</strong>(<strong>V5</strong>) 03/06/2001<br />
ACM – SLEW<br />
The SLEW mode is a useful tool when used right. The SLEW mode basically<br />
gives you direct control of where the radar is looking. The system adds a slew<br />
pointer around the TAC, and in the HUD. The principle behind the slew mode<br />
is that you can point the radar beam wherever you want, essentially scanning<br />
manually within the confines of the radar gimbal limits. When you move the<br />
TAC up and down you are controlling the elevation of the radar beam, when<br />
you move the TAC left/right you are adjusting the horizontal position of the<br />
beam. See Below for the associated symbology.<br />
The small circle and the cross represent where the radar is currently looking<br />
in relation to the front nose of the aircraft.<br />
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