Radar reflector for buoys and other floating objects

Claim 1

A radar reflector of the kind referred to comprising six identical corner reflectors circumferentially evenly arranged about the main reflector axis, said corner reflectors being made of three plates each perpendicularly joined to one another, with the axes of symmetry of said corner reflectors being equally spaced at 60° intervals in the azimuthal plane, assuming a vertical orientation of said main reflector axis, and forming angles of approximately 90° with main reflector axis, the apertures of said corner reflectors being outwardly directed and disposed in inverted relation to one another when advancing in azimuthal direction, two of said plates of each corner reflector being enlarged up to the intersection lines with the plates of adjacent corner reflectors and one of said plates being enlarged approximately up to the intersection line with an assumed cylindrical surface circumscribing the total reflector assembly, where said cylindrical surface passes through intersection points generated by the inner and outer intersection lines of said plates.