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hovering ceiling<br />

hovering ceiling Greatest altitude at which helicopter<br />

under specified conditions can hover (2), normally defined<br />

as IGE (in ground effect) or OGE (out of ground effect).<br />

hovering point Location where V/STOL aircraft picks<br />

up or sets down load without landing.<br />

hovering rig Free-flying rig comprising open spaceframe<br />

in which are mounted jet lift engines and supporting<br />

systems planned for future aircraft to facilitate development<br />

of control systems in low hovering flight. These<br />

qualify as aircraft.<br />

hover pit Test facility for jet VTO or STOVL aircraft.<br />

HOW Handover word.<br />

HOWD Helicopter obstacle warning device.<br />

howdah Open gunner’s cockpit above upper wing of<br />

large aircraft pre-1930.<br />

Howe truss One having upper and lower chords joined<br />

by verticals plus diagonals inclined outwards from<br />

bottom to top on each side of mid-point.<br />

howgozit Basic graphical plot of particular flight for<br />

planning purposes, always on basis of distance and with<br />

vertical scale flight level; includes weights, W/V and<br />

ambient T, and is amended as flight progresses (often<br />

arch.).<br />

howler alert Warns interphone handset is not properly<br />

seated.<br />

Howls Hostile-weapons location system; versatile<br />

phased-array radar.<br />

HOWS Helicopter obstacle warning system.<br />

HP 1 High pressure; suffix number (eg HP 8 ) denotes<br />

stage from which bleed air is taken.<br />

2 Horsepower (undesirable).<br />

3 Host processor.<br />

4 Holding position, or point, or pattern.<br />

hp 1 Horsepower.<br />

2 High-pass filter.<br />

h p Pressure altitude.<br />

h.p. High-pressure.<br />

HPA 1 Human-powered aircraft; G adds Londonbased<br />

Group.<br />

2 High-power amplifier or amplification.<br />

hPa Hectopascal, previously called mb.<br />

HPAL Human performance and limitations.<br />

H-PAPI Helicopter PAPI.<br />

HPBB High-power broadband.<br />

HPBW Half-power beamwidth.<br />

HPC 1 High-pressure compressor.<br />

2 Calibrated pressure altitude.<br />

HPCS High-productivity computing system (Darpa).<br />

HPD 1 High-power discrimination, or discriminating.<br />

2 High-PRF pulse-Doppler.<br />

HPDA Heavy propeller-driven aircraft.<br />

HPEL Hold[ing]-position edge light[s].<br />

HP-EMP High-power electric-motor pump.<br />

HPF High-pass filter.<br />

HPFL High-power fiber/fibre laser (JTO, DoD).<br />

HPFOTD High-power fiber-optic towed decoy.<br />

HPI 1 High probability of intercept.<br />

2 High-power illuminating, or illuminator (radar).<br />

HP/IP The structure, containing two roller bearings,<br />

supporting adjacent ends of the IP and HP compressors.<br />

Hence, HP/LP in a two-shaft engine.<br />

HPIR HPI(1) receiver.<br />

HPL High-power laser (B adds blinding).<br />

HPM High-power microwave[s].<br />

HROD<br />

HPMG Hydraulic permanent-magnet generator.<br />

HPOC High power offload to Cass (USN).<br />

HPOT High-pressure oxidiser turbopump.<br />

HPOX High-pressure oxygen.<br />

HPPAG High-pressure pure-air generator [missile<br />

cooling].<br />

HPR 1 High-performance rescue (vehicle).<br />

2 High-power relay.<br />

HPres, HPRES Pressure altitude.<br />

HPRF 1 High pulse-repetition frequency.<br />

2 High-power radio frequency.<br />

HPRL Human Performance Research Laboratory<br />

(NASA, Ames).<br />

HPRP High-power reporting point (radar).<br />

HPS 1 Helmet pointing system.<br />

2 Horizon and pitch scale.<br />

3 Hardened personnel shelter.<br />

4 High-pressure sodium.<br />

HPSC House Permanent Select Committee; I adds on<br />

Intelligence (US).<br />

HPSM High-power switching mode.<br />

HPSOV High-pressure shut-off valve.<br />

HPSS High-pressure single-spool.<br />

HPSSL High-power solid-state laser.<br />

HPT 1 High-pressure turbine.<br />

2 High-precision thermostat.<br />

3 High-power transmission.<br />

HPTC High-performance technical computing.<br />

HPTE High-performance turbine engine[s], or engined.<br />

HPTIC High-performance thermal-imaging committee<br />

(DERA/industry).<br />

HPTS High-power transmit[ter], or transmitting, set.<br />

HPW High-pressure water (snow removal).<br />

HPX HP-spool shaft-horsepower extraction.<br />

HPZ Helicopter protected zone.<br />

hpz Hectopièze[s], non-SI unit of pressure = 10 5 Pa.<br />

HQ Headquarters; -C 2 adds Command and Control,<br />

MSS mission-support system.<br />

HQR Handling-qualities rating.<br />

Hr Hour[s].<br />

HR 1 Helicopter route.<br />

2 Helicopter, transport (USN category 1944–62).<br />

3 Radar altitude.<br />

4 Hear, here or hours.<br />

HRA Highlands [of Scotland] restricted area.<br />

H RAD Radar altitude measured in landing phase, = wheel<br />

height.<br />

HRB Horizon reference bar.<br />

HRC 1 Historical-records container.<br />

2 Helmet-release connector.<br />

HRD Home-routing domain.<br />

HRDF High-resolution direction-finding, or finder.<br />

HRE Hypersonic ramjet engine.<br />

HRF High-Response Force, since 2005 also often called<br />

High-Readiness Force (NATO).<br />

HRG 1 High-resolution geometric.<br />

2 Hemispherical resonator gyro.<br />

H ρ Density altitude.<br />

HRI High-resolution instrument.<br />

HRGM High-resolution ground map.<br />

HRIR High-resolution IR radiometer.<br />

HRL Human Resources Laboratory (USAF).<br />

HRN High-resolution navigation mode.<br />

HROD High rate of descent.<br />

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