What altitude is associated with radar termination in a modified overhead entry?

The altitude associated with radar termination in a modified overhead entry is 2100 feet. This altitude is crucial for ensuring a safe transition from the radar environment, allowing pilots to perform necessary maneuvers while maintaining a structured separation from other air traffic. The modified overhead pattern typically involves a higher entry altitude to allow for adequate spacing, and 2100 feet has been established as a standard for this type of entry. This ensures that pilots have a clear view of their intended path and can manage the complexities of the flying environment effectively.