Usually means: Radio beacon for navigation aid.
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▸ noun:  A beacon that, on detecting a radar signal, responds by transmitting a coded navigation signal.

Similar:
Radar beacon, radiobeacon, radome, passive radar, radar, radar gun, radar reflector, radiolocator, radarman, radionavigation, more...

Opposite:
nocturnal, diurnal, active at night, awake during day

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Similar:
Radar beacon, radiobeacon, radome, passive radar, radar, radar gun, radar reflector, radiolocator, radarman, radionavigation, more...

Opposite:
nocturnal, diurnal, active at night, awake during day



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