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本帖最后由 沼泽 于 2011-10-13 22:10 编辑
御用文人 发表于 2011-10-13 21:50 
感谢你提供的内容。不过根据你的思路,虽然这架飞机不大,但我们同样不知道其所可能装备的发报机是多大。 ...
对了还有一个你刚才描述的那一段有一个严重闭门,当年很多接收机和发报机是分离的,而且如果是一台电台就一根天线那就是单通道,发报不接收接收不发报。而且接受时不存在功率挑到最大这一说。
给你看下当年的无线电规模吧这个是便携式的

下面说的是美国一战便携电台。
Radio communication played a vital role for all combatants during the war, although, in the era before mechanization, army transportation still largely depended on mules and horses. In the 1906 Manual of Wireless Telegraphy by A. Frederick Collins, the Clark Portable Army Set sections reviewed "apparatus as compact and portable as possible so that it may be transported on the backs of mules", and in the 1911 edition of Drill Regulations for Field Companies of the Signal Corps (Provisional), the two main radio field units were the Pack Set, carried by a "section normally composed of 10 mounted men and 4 pack mules", and the Wagon Set, whose "section is normally composed of 18 mounted men, the wagoner and engineer, who ride on the wagon, and one wagon wireless set, drawn by 4 mules". The October, 1916 edition of the United States Signal Corps' Radiotelegraphy manual reviewed advances in Pack and Wagon Set designs, including the adoption of quenched spark transmitters, and the reduction, by one, of the number of mules needed to carry a Field Pack set. Also included was a short section on the beginnings of mechanization, with development of transmitters carried by automobiles, plus information on an early form of spread spectrum transmission. After the entrance of the United States into the war, U.S. Signal Corps Radio Outfit in France, from the September, 1918 Electrical Experimenter, reported on field units deployed on the battlefield.
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