K3MT Near Vertical Incidence Skywave Communication 3rd Edition
K3MT Near Vertical Incidence Skywave Communication 3rd Edition
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The third edition of Near Vertical Incidence Skywave Communication by LTC David M. Fiedler and Maj Edward J. Farmer is a comprehensive guide to NVIS (Near Vertical Incidence Skywave) propagation, a technique for short-range HF (High Frequency) communications. This NEW edition, published by Jokalym Press in 2023, spans 164 pages and is particularly valuable for amateur radio operators and emergency communicators.
📘 Book Overview*
NVIS is a propagation method that utilizes high-angle ionospheric reflection to enable reliable communication over distances typically ranging from 0 to 400 miles. This technique is especially useful when VHF/UHF frequencies are ineffective due to terrain or other obstacles. The authors draw from extensive military experience to provide insights into NVIS theory, practical applications, and validation methods.
📚 Chapter Breakdown
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Beyond Line-Of-Sight Propagation and Antennas
- Skip the Ship Zone
- NVIS Propagation at Low Solar Flux Indices
- NVIS Antenna Fundamentals
- The HF NVIS Radio Path
- Near Vertical Incidence Skywave (NVIS) Propagation, The Soviet Approach
- Mobile NVIS: The New Jersey Army National Guard Approach
- Optimizing Low Power High Frequency Radio Performance For Tactical Operations
- HF Radio Communications and High Angle Antenna Techniques
- How To Survive Long Range and Special Operations
- Antenna Performance for Near Vertical Incidence Skywave Communications
- U.S. Army FM 24-18: Tactical Single Channel Radio Communications Techniques
- A NVIS Refresher
- NVIS a Key to D-Day Success
- Marine Tests Prove Fiedler's NVIS Conclusions
- A Cloud Warmer Antenna is Best for Local HF Coverage
- Battle Force Electronic Mail
- Test Report: Near Vertical Incidence Skywave Communications Demonstration
Appendix:
A: Operation Plan OES/CDF NVIS Demonstration
B: High-Frequency SSB Signal Report System
C: Charts from OES HQ Sacramento
D: AN/PRC-150 HF Radio in urban combat
E: Mobility Favors Small Antennas
f: HF combat net radio lession learned again
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