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connected to the
transmitter by a feed line, that is a
transmission line.
Radio transmitters Consumer products that
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- spark-gap
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obsolete type of
radio transmitter which generates radio waves by
means of an
electric spark. Spark-gap
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- than one
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number of stations) is Telemax, Sonora's
state network, with 59
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- The
transmitter Wilsdruff was a
medium wave
radio broadcasting facility near Wilsdruff, Germany.
Until the 1990s
there was a
transmitter for 1044 kHz with...
-
facility is also
equipped with two
Thomson 250 kW
shortwave transmitters. One of
these transmitters carried the main
program of Morocco's
state broadcaster...
- A list of VLF-
transmitters and LF-
transmitters,
which work or
worked on
frequencies below 100 kHz. Meredith,
Nigel P.; Horne,
Richard B.; Clilverd, Mark...
- The
Transmitter is an
online publication dedicated to
neuroscience research news and commentary.
Aimed at
professionals from
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-
Erching transmitter was a
longwave broadcasting facility of the
Voice of America,
established in 1953 near Erching, Bavaria, Germany. The
transmitter used...
- wave
intended to
prevent interference with
distant transmitters on the same frequency. The
transmitter also
broadcast a
signal at a 40° angle; this did...
- The
transmitters were
defunct in 2015. It used a t-aerial,
which was up-hung on two 35 and 31
meters tall
wooden towers. The
Heusweiler transmitter was...
