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RADIO OPERATORS HANDBOOK
MCRP FMFM 3-36. RADIO OPERATORS . HANDBOOK . Marine Corps PCN 144 000067 00. Page 1 Friday, June 25, 1999 10:49 AM. RADIO Operator's HANDBOOK Table of Contents Page Chapter 1. RADIO Principles Section I. Theory and Propagation Basic Components of RADIO Equipment 1-2. RADIO Waves 1-3. RADIO Wave Propagation 1-6. Section II. Modulation and Single Side Band Transmission Modulation 1-14. Single Side Band Transmission 1-16. Chapter 2. Single-Channel RADIO Single-Channel RADIO Communications Equipment 2-1. High Frequency RADIO 2-2. Very High Frequency RADIO 2-6. Ultrahigh Frequency RADIO 2-11. Data Communications 2-15. Chapter 3. Equipment Siting and Grounding Techniques High Frequency 3-1. Very High Frequency and Ultrahigh Frequency 3-3. Grounding Techniques 3-10. Data Communications 2-15. Chapter 4. Antennas High Frequency Antennas 4-1. Very High Frequency Antennas 4-6. Antenna Length 4-7. Page 2 Friday, June 25, 1999 10:49 AM. _____ MCRP 6-22C. Chapter 5.
E 90-130 km D 75-90 km SUN AT NIGHT F2 F1 E D DAYLIGHT POSITIONS Figure 1-6. Layers of the Ionosphere. Radio Operator’s Handbook _____ 1-9 Sun are directed toward that portion of the atmosphere, all four layers may be present. At night, the F1 and F2 layers seem to merge into a sin- gle F layer, and the D and E layers fade out. ...
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