Understanding Radar Beacon (RACON) | Marine Radar Navigation
In this video, we explain Radar Beacons (RACONs) and their role in marine radar navigation. A RACON is a receiver–transmitter installed on a fixed navigational aid that responds to a ship’s radar signal by transmitting a distinctive Morse-coded response. This signal appears on the radar display and helps mariners identify the navigational aid. #NavigationalAid #marineradar #arpa #passageplanning #voyageplanning #seamanship #maritime #seafarer #seaman #bsmt #maritimestudents #ecdis • Beacon or Buoy? Which Can Be Used for Prim...
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