When did navies satisfactorily solve the effects of capital-ship gun blast on early radar?
Short answerNo clear final solution date is offered. Equipment resets became part of coping with blast, which affected many systems beyond radar.
NotesThe main battery's blast affects many systems aboard a battleship. Early radar difficulties belong to that wider problem of making equipment tolerate heavy gunfire. Resetting affected systems when the guns fired became a routine way to cope. The panel jokes that removing the big guns ultimately removes their blast effects too, without naming a definitive date when the radar problem disappeared.