Development of the Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Range, Part II Testing of the Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Ranges on Towers

doi:10.21949/1511896

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Development of the Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Range, Part II Testing of the Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Ranges on Towers

1944-07-01
Series: Civil Aeronautics Administration Reports

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English

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CAA Technical Development Reports
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United States. Civil Aeronautics Authority
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Airports Performance Radio Wave Propagation Safety
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Civil Aeronautics Administration Reports
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https://doi.org/10.21949/1511896
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Tech Report
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United States
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This report covers further developments of the ultra-high frequency ratio range, discusses the factors affecting the usefulness of radio ranges from a theoretical standpoint, discusses the effect of reflections from the ground and from a counterpose, shows the effect of height on distance range and continuity of signal, describes the apparatus used, and presents the data obtained at Indianapolis, Ind, and Van Nuys, California during the latter part of 1941.
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