bomber from within the 60-degree cone of coverage of an attacking night fighter's Lichtenstein radar. The technique was developed using the WkNr. 360 043, early model UHF-band Lichtenstein C-1-equipped, Ju 88R-1 night fighter, that had landed at RAF Dyce in April 1943 by its crew of defectors. It was also later flown in tests by the RAF enemy aircraft evaluation unit, 1426 Flight, known colloquially as the Rafwaffe. See also No. 100 Group RAF List of WW II Japanese airborne radar systems References Citations Bibliography External links German language page on Lichtenstein UHF-band Matratze Antenna unit Details of B/C, C-1 and SN-2 models of Lichtenstein radar sets https://web.archive.org/web/20120205234017/http://www.100-jahre-radar.de/vortraege/Holpp-The_Century_of_Radar.pdf A picture of the Lichtenstein-equipped Ju 88G-1 that landed at RAF Woodbridge A video explaining the working principles behind the lichtenstein radar Aircraft radars World War II German radars Military equipment introduced from 1940 to 1944