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U.S. Marine Corps Antenna Mcrp 6 22D Operating Instructions

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$Page 187 A-16 ____________________________________ MCRP 6-22D reflection—The turning back of a radio wave from an object or the surface of the Earth. reflector type antenna—An antenna placed in front of a conduct- ing surface (reflector) for the purpose of increasing radiation in one direction, at the expense of radiation in other directions. refraction—The bending, or changing direction, of a radio wave passing into or through layers of the atmosphere or the ionosphere that have different density (dielectric...$

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MCRP 6-22D
W
wavelength—The distance a wave travels during one complete
cycle. It is equal to the velocity divided by the frequency.
wave propagation—The transmission of RF energy through space.
whip antenna—A vertical monopole.
wire—Conductors in one of many different sizes with different
kinds of insulation.
Y
yagi antenna—A combination of dipoles to increase the gain.

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							Appendix B
References and
Related Publications
Marine Corps
Warfigthing Publication (MCWP)
6-22Communications and Information Systems
Reference Publications (MCRPs)
6-22ATALK-II SINCGARS: Mutiservice Communica-
tions Procedures for the Single-Channel Ground
and Airborne Radio System
6-22CRadio Operator’s Handbook (under development)
Technical Manual (TM)
2000-15/2B Principal Technical Characteristics of U.S. Marine
Corps Communications-Electronic Equipment
Army
Field Manuals (FMs)
11-32 Combat Net Radio Operations
11-43 Signal Leader’s Guide
11-65High Frequency Radio Communications
24-2 Spectrum Management
24-18Tactical Single-Channel Radio Communications
Techniques
24-19 Radio Operator’s Handbook
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