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THE RADIO DEALER
September, 1922
Scott Detector
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The "Wave" Antenna
Has Materially Reduced Static Interference
J. BERNARD Publicity Department Radio Corporation of America
The thousands of amateur radio fans, a majority of whom are realizing for the first time what an interference static is to the reception of the various programs broadcasted, will be interested in knowing what means the large commercial companies, such as the Radio Corporation of America, are taking to offset this atmospheric disturbance.
Perhaps the chief means used by the Radio Corporation is in the type of aerial. This is known as the " Wave " antenna, which in addition to reducing static interference, has greatly increased the efficiency of trans-Atlantic wireless telegraphy.
An explanation of this antenna is best gained by a description of its use at the chief receiving station of the Radio Corporation, located at Riverhead, L. I. This station receives from all European stations which are using wave lengths ranging around 15,000 meters in length, or in other words, electro-magnetic waves each approximately nine miles long.
In order to fulfill all of the requirements of the theory covering the operation of the new antenna, it is necessary to have a receiving aerial one full wave length long, or, in other words, a receiving aerial wire miles in length. This is exactly what has been installed at Riverhead. The aerial is nine miles long, and is supported on poles thirty feet above the ground, one end being grounded through a non-inductive resistance, and the other through a variable inductance. With this wire the Riverhead station is daily receiving five different European stations simultaneously without interference.
To illustrate the operation of the " Wave " antenna, an engineer of the Radio Corporation of America has drawn the following analogy :
"If we look upon the new antenna as a large lake and the wind as the static, we can get an idea how it works. Now, suppose the wind is blowing across the lake from east to west. At the eastern end there will be few or no ripples, but as we get to the western end the ripples will gradually increase in size to full waves. If the shore at the western end is a gentle slope of sandy gravel, the waves will be dissipated and will not be reflected.
" If, on the other hand, the shore of the lake is precipitous and rocky, the waves will be reflected and will dis
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