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October 4th 05, 06:40 PM

Cmdr Buzz Corey

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WW2 Radio Compass

Brad wrote:

Whilst broadcast stations were also used for navigation, it was not really a
recomended practice. The radiation pattern could change,

Doesn't matter if the radiation pattern changes, if you can still
receive the signal you still know the direction.

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