... amperes. CODING OF WAVE LENGTHS The great advantage of this set lies in the fact that any desired wave length from 675 to 2,220 meters can be sent out at will and if the wave length is changed after every word of a message, according to a pre-arranged... Radiotelegraphy: U.S. Signal Corps, 1914 - Page 95by United States. Army. Signal Corps - 1914 - 122 pagesFull view - About this book
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...rubber-covered counterpoise works best at about 1,000 meters, where the antenna hot-wire ammeter reads about 7^4 amperes. Coding of Wave Lengths The great advantage...a message, according to a prearranged code of wave lengths — for example, the first word sent with 700 meters, the next with 2,100, the next with 1,400,... | |
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...rubber-covered counterpoise works best at about 1,000 meters, where the antenna hot-wire ammeter reads about 1\ amperes. CODING OF WAVE LENGTHS. The great advantage...lies in the fact that any desired wave length from 075 to 2,220 meters can be sent out at will and if the wave length is changed after every word of a... | |
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