PROBLEM 3: A radio signal of 60 MHz frequency is being transmitted by a transmitter with 1 kW output power. The field strength from transmitting antenna is 2.5 times as that of half wave antenna. The height of the transmitting and receiving antennas are 50 m and 5 m respectively. If minimum field strength required at the receiving antenna is 80 µV/m then calculate the distance between transmitter and receiver.

PROBLEM 3: A radio signal of 60 MHz frequency is being transmitted by a transmitter with 1 kW output power. The field strength from transmitting antenna is 2.5 times as that of half wave antenna. The height of the transmitting and receiving antennas are 50 m and 5 m respectively. If minimum field strength required at the receiving antenna is 80 µV/m then calculate the distance between transmitter and receiver.

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