boundary marker


boundary marker

[′bau̇n·drē ‚mär·kər] (navigation) A radio transmitter operating at 75 megahertz and installed near the approach end of landing runway (3.9 nautical miles ± 1000 feet, or 7123 ± 305 meters) and approximately on the localizer course line.

Boundary marker

May consist of a wooden stake, surveyor’s marker, or monument located at the points where the perimeter changes directions, as indicated on a plot

boundary marker

A marker or inscribed stone that designates some type of boundary; for example, see meridian stone.

boundary marker

boundary markerA painted object, such as a cone, disc, or other devices, used to mark the boundary of the surface usable for landing and takeoff of aircraft. The landing area may not have any boundary lights.