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The AN/ARN-6 radio compass was the most widely used airborne navigation system from World War II through the 1950s. It provided automatic bearing indications for radio frequency signals between 100-1750 kHz, allowing aircraft to determine their position relative to radio stations. The U.S. implemented the Conelrad system in the early 1950s to control radio emissions and interfere with enemy radio compasses during potential attacks. The AN/ARN-6 was compact and light for its time, and consisted of a receiver
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