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DURING the experiments on gyrointeraction made in Italy during May–June 1948, we often observed that the modulation percentage of the station Radio Vatican (emitting on 266 m. with a power of 5 kW. and about 70 per cent carrier modulation) was received at Turin (with a receiver tuned to 266 m.) with 30–35 per cent modulation (modulation frequency 230 or 450 c./s.).
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CUTOLO, M. Self-interaction of Radio Waves in the Ionosphere. Nature 167, 314–315 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1038/167314b0
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