mast antenna

It also has a base for a slim mast antenna on the right hand side at the rear.

Electrical issues complicate the design of guys that support mast antennas.

This is only possible if the guys do not disturb the radiation pattern of the mast antenna.

On some mast antennas, guys of non-conductive polymer line are used.

Usually mast antennas are series-excited (i.e., are insulated from the ground).

The mast antenna on the right rear fender was integrated back into the rear window and new wheel designs were made available.

"That" was a thirty-foot tapered cylinder with three short mast antennae projecting at right angles to the long axis, near each rounded end.

The mast antennas can be ground-fed insulated masts or upper-fed grounded masts.

LF (longwave) broadcasting stations use mast antennas with heights of more than 150 meters or T-aerials.

The Warsaw Trade Tower has a metal spire completed mast antenna relay attached to the building on steel rims.

It is fitted with a mast antenna and late production models have six 81 mm 902V "Tucha" smoke grenade launchers (three on each side).

All other radio ships employed either vertical mast antennas, or horizontal antennas slung between fore and aft masts.

The AM/FM antenna was integrated into the front windshield rather than a typical external mast antenna.

Some newer mast antennas are fitted with insulators at the mast construction and are grounded via coils located near each ground anchor.

In 1944, retreating German troops destroyed its four-latticed mast antenna system which was used in conjunction with the existing 900 kilowatt(kW) transmitter.

The following Chayka-transmitters work with very high power and may use as similar LORAN-C-transmitters very tall mast antennas.

That same rule also applies to other antennas receiving "video programming", including certain sizes of mast antennas intended for receiving OTA television broadcasts.

The TSi model was easily distinguishable as it did not have a fixed mast antenna, but a power retractable antenna that stored in the rear passenger-side fender.

Some longwave antennas consist of multiple mast antennas arranged in a circle with or without a mast antenna in the center.

Other changes included two new front crash severity sensors, a new steering column with a two-spoke steering wheel, and the addition of a mast antenna on the right quarter panel.

Another form of anti-fading mast antenna is a circular array antenna, in which a number of mast radiators are arranged on a circle and fed in equal phase.

Some of the earliest antennas in cars were wire loops hidden within the cloth tops of 1930's sedans, but with the advent of all-steel roofs the upright mast antenna became the preferred design.

More new features for 1988 included a fixed mast antenna in place of the old windshield antenna, a trip odometer as part of the gauge package cluster, and an improved pulse windshield wiper control.

This antenna was implemented in form of a directional antenna consisting of three ground-fed 105-metre tall guyed mast antennas arranged in the form of an isosceles triangle with a 90 degree angle.

On the inside of the car there were virtually no changes, but changes to the exterior included a switch to a power mast antenna, mudflaps now on all models, and the addition of headlight washers on P-types.