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* TIGHAR #2286 | * TIGHAR #2286. | ||
* Expert on radio theory and practice. | * Expert on radio theory and practice. | ||
[[Mike Everette]] and I worked together on the radio equipment analysis in the [[8th Edition]] | |||
My knowledge of radio equipment from the era of interest derives from Navy electronics technician training circa 1948 -- when the Navy curriculum was virtually the same as the typical civilian bachelor's level electrical engineering curriculum. | |||
Our collaboration included -- inter alia -- detailed analysis of the design of the Electra transmitter, apropos of the possibility of harmonic radiation, which was the starting point for my Fourier analyses of the radiated spectrum -- proving that there was indeed significant harmonic radiation -- as described in [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/ResearchPapers/Brandenburg/HarmonyandPower.pdf "Harmony and Power."] | |||
== Articles == | == Articles == | ||
Revision as of 01:16, 25 February 2009
- TIGHAR #2286.
- Expert on radio theory and practice.
Mike Everette and I worked together on the radio equipment analysis in the 8th Edition
My knowledge of radio equipment from the era of interest derives from Navy electronics technician training circa 1948 -- when the Navy curriculum was virtually the same as the typical civilian bachelor's level electrical engineering curriculum.
Our collaboration included -- inter alia -- detailed analysis of the design of the Electra transmitter, apropos of the possibility of harmonic radiation, which was the starting point for my Fourier analyses of the radiated spectrum -- proving that there was indeed significant harmonic radiation -- as described in "Harmony and Power."