File:BBC Kranji coupling coils.jpg
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Coupling coils used in BBC Far Eastern Relay Station senders
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English: While the senders at BBC Far Eastern Relay station could operate on a wide range of short wave broadcast bands, different coils were required for different frequencies and they had to be physically installed and uninstalled each time there was a change. Then the sender would have to be 'tuned up' in a straightforward but time-consuming procedure. So most of the time the senders were left on one frequency band and switched in and out as required by different broadcasters |
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| Author | Hugh Mason |
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