Tests with Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Transmitting and Receiving Equipment for Itinerant Aircraft Communication [Report no. 7]

Jackson, W. E.; Harrison, A. E.; United States. Civil Aeronautics Authority

doi:10.21949/1511690

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Tests with Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Transmitting and Receiving Equipment for Itinerant Aircraft Communication [Report no. 7]

1939-07-01
By Jackson, W. E. ; Harrison, A. E.
Series: Civil Aeronautics Administration Reports

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CAA Planning and Development Reports
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Jackson, W. E. ; Harrison, A. E.

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Aircraft Communication Devices Radio Transmitters Ultrahigh Frequency
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Civil Aeronautics Administration Reports
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https://doi.org/10.21949/1511690
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This report describes an investigation undertaken for the purpose of determining that ultra-high frequencies can be utilized for itinerant aircraft-to-ground communication. Equipment suitable for Itinerant aircraft is described together with characteristics of the airplane antenna. The results of aircraft-to-ground transmission are highly satisfactory ln spite of the low power used.
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