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ˌradiogoniˈometer
Also with hyphen.
[f. radio- 4 + goniometer.]
= goniometer 2. Hence ˌradiogonioˈmetric, -ˈmetrical adjs., of, pertaining to, or by means of a radiogoniometer; ˌradiogoniˈometry, direction-finding by means of a radiogoniometer.
1908L. H. Walter tr. Bellini & Tosi in Electr. Engin. 5 Mar. 348/1 In the present article it is proposed to treat in a more detailed manner the theory and construction of the instruments above referred to, and to which the name of radio-goniometers has been given by the authors. 1913Year-bk. Wireless Telegr. 310 The radiogoniometer..consists of two coils wound over and at right angles to each other, each coil being connected to one of the directive aerials. 1921Nature 23 June 542/2 Radiogoniometry and atmospheric influences. 1927Daily Express 13 Oct. 11/5 A radiogoniometric aerial, an ingenious piece of wireless apparatus which enables the exact position of an air liner in flight to be located. 1932Times Lit. Suppl. 9 June 429/4 He had several narrow escapes..before a cleverly-hidden radiogoniometer ran the Whisperer to earth. 1935C. G. Burge Compl. Bk. Aviation 480/1 Visual radio-goniometry, or the actual wireless compass, will no doubt come into being when a solution is found to a number of the present wireless problems. 1936Discovery Apr. 125/2 Radiogoniometrical control of such a projectile..is quite beyond accomplishment at present. 1961Engineering 16 June 825/1 A new radiotelephone transmitter-receiver..may be used with a radiogoniometer unit. 1971Watson & Wright Radio Direction Finding iv. 46 The radiogoniometer is designed to give maximum accuracy and sensitivity..to the direction finding equipment. 1978D. Bloodworth Crosstalk xvi. 136 Interception and radiogoniometrical checks show irregular traffic on one high-frequency waveband. |