I am responsible for Mono-pulse Secondary Surveillance Radar (MSSR) system that resets itself after a watchdog failure. So fare I have found the following:

• An unwanted number of replies are received by it.

• A noise test was also done but the test didn't find any interference,

• The system is running smoothly, but suddenly from west direction an excess number of replies are received which cause my MSSR to reset.

• this interference time is only occasionally, it come out whenever they wanted,

• The Frequency Allocation Board team has been contacted to find out the source of this interference, but since it happens only occasionally they are also unable to find it.

If someone has experience on it or face the same issue kindly reply as soon as possible.

I am responsible for Mono-pulse Secondary Surveillance Radar (MSSR) system that resets itself after a watchdog failure. So far I have found the following:

• An unwanted number of replies are received by it.

• A noise test was also done but the test didn't find any interference,

• The system is running smoothly, but suddenly from west direction an excess number of replies are received which cause my MSSR to reset.

• this interference time is only occasionally, it come out whenever they wanted,

• The Frequency Allocation Board team has been contacted to find out the source of this interference, but since it happens only occasionally they are also unable to find it.

If someone has experience on it or face the same issue kindly reply as soon as possible.

A Mono-pulse Secondary Surveillance Radar (MSSR) system resets itself after a watchdog failure.

• an unwanted number of replies are received by it.

• A noise test was also done but the test didn't find any interference,

• The system is running smoothly, but suddenly from west direction and excess number of replies are received which cause my MSSR to reset.

• this interference time is only occasionally, it come out whenever they wanted,

• The Frequency Allocation Board team has been contacted to find out the source of this interference, but since it happens only occasionally they are also unable to find it.

If someone has experience on it or face the same issue kindly reply as soon as possible.

I am responsible for Mono-pulse Secondary Surveillance Radar (MSSR) system that resets itself after a watchdog failure. So fare I have found the following:

• An unwanted number of replies are received by it.

• A noise test was also done but the test didn't find any interference,

• The system is running smoothly, but suddenly from west direction an excess number of replies are received which cause my MSSR to reset.

• this interference time is only occasionally, it come out whenever they wanted,

• The Frequency Allocation Board team has been contacted to find out the source of this interference, but since it happens only occasionally they are also unable to find it.

If someone has experience on it or face the same issue kindly reply as soon as possible.

MONO-PULSE SECONDARY SURVEILLANCE RADAR system reset after watchdog failure, unwanted number of replies received by it,its noise test also done but in in noise test didn't find any interference,system running smoothly suddenly from west direction excess number of replies received which cause to rest my MONO-PULSE SECONDARY SURVEILLANCE RADAR,this interference time is undetermined it come out whenever they wanted,contact frequency allocation board team to find out this interference but as its times is undetermined they are also unable to find it, if someone has experience on it or face the same issue kindly reply as soon as possible

A Mono-pulse Secondary Surveillance Radar (MSSR) system resets itself after a watchdog failure.

• an unwanted number of replies are received by it.

• A noise test was also done but the test didn't find any interference,

• The system is running smoothly, but suddenly from west direction and excess number of replies are received which cause my MSSR to reset.

• this interference time is only occasionally, it come out whenever they wanted,

• The Frequency Allocation Board team has been contacted to find out the source of this interference, but since it happens only occasionally they are also unable to find it.

If someone has experience on it or face the same issue kindly reply as soon as possible.