intercontinental communications

Between 1893 and 1969, Horta was an important post in intercontinental communications.

Its enormous power permitted intercontinental communications.

Von Mücke's task was to destroy the wireless station and the shore facilities of the important intercontinental communications cable.

In 1994, he was made a Member of the Order of Canada in recognition for being "a visionary in the area of intercontinental communications".

By and large, it only has access to intercontinental communications which are transmitted with the aid of communications satellites or undersea cables serving the UKUSA countries.

With intercontinental communications satellites in their infancy and videotape a new advance, the first tournament to gain widespread international live coverage was the 1966 tournament, which was held in England.

Initially, the state-affiliated China Intercontinental Communications Center demanded $50,000 a copy, but after finding no takers they sold the tape to some Western television news agencies for $3,000 a copy.

With its unique combination of intra- and intercontinental communications possibilities, 40 meters is considered a key band in building a winning HF contesting score during any part of the sunspot cycle.