[Milsurplus] tank radio skip?

[Ed Zeranski]

> How is NVIS involved for communications below 3 MHz, even below 1.5 MHz?
> How is this a loop antenna if it has extra members across it?

Is the point of contention using NVIS below 3MC? I must have missed some
posts because the testing I remember was with F crit between 5 and 7 MC. As
far as why the change, perhaps because the German Army was thrown out of the
desert and fighting in Europe had different requirements. Changes in
equipment in all areas took different paths as the war progressed and
German production was stressed.  As far as members across the loop, the
picture doesn't shoew if they are conductive or just structural. For me?  I
was just passing along an article but I do believe the author knows his
business as he has been involved in this type of communications for quite a
while and was in contact with a co-worker during NVIS tests.
Anyway...done with this 'cause I'm back on the road with no web access.

EdZ




> If it was NVIS, why did the Wehrmacht not stay with it as the war
progressed?
>
> I think i will try to contact Arthur Bauer of the Netherlands - i'm sure
he can
> give the final word on this. Anyone have an email address for Arthur, or
his
> call?  - Hue
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