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MCRP 3-40.3C Antenna Handbook (Formerly MCRP 6-22D) 1999 "Of all the variables affecting single-channel radio communications, the one factor that an operator has the most control over is the antenna. With the right antenna, an operator can change a marginal net into a reliable net. Marine Corps Reference Publication (MCRP) 6-22D, Antenna Handbook, gives operators the knowledge to properly select and employ antennas to provide the strongest possible signal at the receiving station of the circuit." Antenna Handbook Table of Contents Chapter 1. Radio Principles Electromagnetic Radiation Radio Waves Frequency Frequency Calculation Frequency Bands Radio Communication Circuit 1-5 Propagation Fundamentals 1-8 Earth's Atmosphere 1-8 Radio Wave Propagation 1-8 Other Factors Affecting Propagation 1-18 Path Loss 1-19 Reflected Waves 1-19 Diffraction 1-21 Tropospheric Refraction, Ducting and Scattering 1-22 Noise 1-23 Natural Noise 1-24 Manmade Noise 1-24 Chapter 2. Antenna Fundamentals Section I. Concepts and Terms 2-2 Forming a Radio Wave 2-2 Radiation 2-2 Radiation Fields 2-3 Radiation Patterns 2-4 Polarization 2-6 Polarization Requirements for Various Frequencies 2-8 Advantages of Vertical
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