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DZ203

Test aircraft

DZ203, a Boeing 247 airliner, was among the most important single aircraft used in the development of various airborne radar and blind-landing systems

DZ203

Boeing 247

Airliner family by Boeing

the Royal Air Force (RAF) for radar testing, where it was renumbered DZ203. DZ203 was passed among several units in the RAF before being used to make the

Boeing 247

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Blind Landing Experimental Unit

Flying Unit (TFU) of the TRE at RAF Defford in a Boeing 247D aircraft, DZ203, early in 1945, using the American SCS 51 radio guidance system. Landings

Blind Landing Experimental Unit

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AI Mark VIII radar

Type of air-to-air radar

disassembled and shipped to the UK. It arrived at RAF Ford and was re-assembled as DZ203 on 14 August and widely tested, largely to everyone's satisfaction. AI-10

AI Mark VIII radar

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List of minor planets: 428001–429000

DM197 — February 24, 2006 Catalina CSS · 2.7 km MPC · JPL 428054 2006 DZ203 — January 6, 2006 Mount Lemmon Mount Lemmon Survey · 2.7 km MPC · JPL 428055

List of minor planets: 428001–429000

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List of firsts in aviation

8, 1944. First fully automatic blind landing: Was made with Boeing 247D DZ203 by Flight Lieutenant Frank Griffiths of the Royal Air Force on 16 January

List of firsts in aviation

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H2S (radar)

First airborne, ground scanning radar system WWII

such a device had been fitted to the nose of RAF Defford's Boeing 247-D, DZ203 as early as 1942. This aircraft had originally been supplied by the Canadian

H2S (radar)

H2S_(radar)

List of individual aircraft

1911(?)-1912 First aircraft to exceed 100 mph (161 km/h) in level flight. DZ203 Boeing 247 Transport Royal Air Force World War II First aircraft to make

List of individual aircraft

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SCR-720

Type of aircraft radar

RAF Ford and was re-assembled on 14 August and given the UK registration DZ203. The set was widely tested, to everyone's satisfaction. AI-10 was similar

SCR-720

RAF Defford

Former Royal Air Force station in Worcestershire, England

first automatic "hands off" approach and landing was made by Boeing 247 DZ203 at Defford in January 1945. TFU remained at Defford after the war, and was

RAF Defford

RAF_Defford

History of air traffic control in the United Kingdom

History of air traffic control coordinated across the entire United Kingdom

Flying Unit, on 16 January 1945 at RAF Defford in Worcestershire, Boeing 247 DZ203 made the first automatic approach and landing, with the SCS-51 system, following

History of air traffic control in the United Kingdom