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LORAN-C (Long Range Navigation-C) is a radio navigation system that uses low frequency radio signals transmitted from fixed land-based stations to determine the position of a receiver. It operates by measuring the time delay between signals received from multiple transmitters, allowing for accurate positioning over distances of up to 1,500 nautical miles. Primarily used for maritime and aviation navigation, LORAN-C was widely adopted before the advent of GPS technology but has since been largely phased out in favor of satellite-based systems.

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