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AT a meeting of the Wireless Section of the Institution of Electrical Engineers on November 4, Dr. R. L. Smith-Rose and Miss A. C. Stickland read a paper describing the results of an analysis of field intensity measurements obtained during the years 1937-39, over the Post Office radio-telephone link between Guernsey and Chaldon, England, on wave-lengths of 5 and 8 m. (frequencies 60 and 37-5 mc./s.). The path between the radio stations was almost entirely over sea and about 85 miles in length, of which some 36 miles were outside the optical range. The material analysed was in the form of continuous, twenty-four hours a day, records of the field intensity received at Chaldon from the transmitters at Guernsey.
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ULTRA-SHORT RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION. Nature 151, 31–32 (1943). https://doi.org/10.1038/151031b0
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/151031b0