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Conical monopole antenna used by the US Navy
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English: Drawing of a conical monopole antenna, a broadband omnidirectional antenna used for communications in the high frequency (HF) band by the US Navy. It can transmit at powers up to 40 kW and has a gain of -2 to 2 dBi. About 20 feet high. In US Navy electronics technician training manual. Covers a basic introduction to antennas and wave propagation. It includes discussions about the effects of the atmosphere on rf communications, the various types of communications and radar antennas in use today, and a basic discussion of transmission lines and waveguide theory. |
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Larry D. Simmons Floyd L. Ace II |
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