Bureau of standards' wireless direction-finder: application to navigation

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Bureau of standards' wireless direction-finder: application to navigation
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1922
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Bureau of standards' wireless direction-finder: application to navigation

Author: Kolster, F.A.""; Dunmore, F.W.

Year: 1922

Although this paper is entitled 'The Radio Direction-Finder,' it really only deals with the solenoidal-coil type of direction-finder developed by the Bureau of Standards. The chief features which distinguish it are: (1) the mounting of the direction-finder coil directly over the magnetic compass; (2) the provision, exterior to the magnetic compass card, of a correction scale for obtaining a corrected wireless bearing; (3) the use of a balanced method of coupling in the unidirectional antenna system. Calibration curves are given and also charts of runs made by means of wireless 'bearings.'

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