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Large antenna extension coil

NV Netherlands Radio Industry1919

The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision
Hilversum, Netherlands

This antenna extension coil Idzerda used along with its channel PCGG.
Description:
Antenna circuit of a high-frequency transmitter for longer wavelength (e.g., 150 kHz) to 2000 m, with an antenna smaller than a quarter lambda own wavelength, must be brought into resonance by means of an additional self-induction in order to be able to receive and radiate maximum energy. Radiant energy depends strongly on the antenna height (radiation level). Tuned to a wavelength of 1015 m (f = 2.86 x 10 Hz), in 1919 at 670 m.
Technical information:
48 turns brass band b.9 1mm thick, mounted on six ebony columns with a diameter of 50mm, with 800mm of height, between two oak end caps and a septum. Bottom flange on three porcelain insulators. 49 brass branch terminals are divided onto three columns.

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  • Title: Large antenna extension coil
  • Creator: NV Netherlands Radio Industry
  • Date Created: 1919
  • Location: The Hague, The Netherlands
  • Physical Dimensions: d: 350mm, h: 880 mm
  • Type: object
  • Rights: CCbySA
The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

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