Table 3, generated by Tony Beasley, gives the
maximum lengths rounded to the nearest km (
) for
each of the VLBA's 45 internal baselines. Both the upper left and
lower right portions of the table are filled to make it easier to use.
A measure of the corresponding resolution (
) in
milliarcseconds (mas) is
where 
is the receiver wavelength in cm (Wrobel
1995). A uniformly weighted image made from a long u-v plane
track will have a synthesized beam with a slightly narrower minor axis
FWHM. For the longest VLBA baseline, ranges from
about 20 to 0.2 mas as the wavelength runs from 90 cm to 7 mm.
SC HN NL FD LA PT KP OV BR MK MK 8612 7503 6156 5135 4970 4796 4467 4015 4399 
BR 5767 3658 2300 2346 1757 1806 1914 1214 4399
OV 5461 3886 2328 1508 1088 !973 !845 1214 4015
KP 4840 3623 2076 !744 !652 !417 !845 1914 4467
PT 4580 3227 1664 !565 !237 !417 !973 1806 4796
LA 4459 3007 1433 !609 !237 !652 1088 1757 4970
FD 4144 3106 1655 !609 !565 !744 1508 2346 5135
NL 3645 1611 1655 1433 1664 2076 2328 2300 6156
HN 2853 1611 3106 3007 3227 3623 3886 3658 7503
SC 2853 3645 4144 4459 4580 4840 5461 5767 8612 )