July 1952 | Technical Report NBS Report 1826
Preliminary Report on Propagation Measurements from 92-1046 Mc at Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado
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G. R. Chambers, J. W. Herbstreit, and Kenneth Alva Norton, “Preliminary Report on Propagation Measurements from 92-1046 Mc at Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado,” Technical Report NBS Report 1826, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards, Central Radio Propagation Laboratory, July 1952.
G. R. Chambers, J. W. Herbstreit, and Kenneth Alva Norton
Abstract: A description is given of the facilities provided by the National Bureau of Standards on Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado and in its vicinity which are used for the measurement of the transmission loss on radio transmission circuits operated in the frequency range from 92 to 1046 Mc. Some preliminary results of these measurements are presented together with tentative theoretical explanations.
Keywords: fading; UHF; transmission loss; propagation measurement; air-to-ground transmission
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