Transatlantic Reception of London Televison Signals
D.R. Goddard · Proceedings of the IRE · 1939
The results of daily observations at Riverhead, L.I., N.Y., since September, 1938, of the English television transmissions on 41.5 and 45.0 megacycles are summarized and discussed. A photograph of one of the television images received during this period is shown. A résumé is made of the signal strengths observed since January, 1937. During each winter of this period signal strengths of between 10 and 500 microvolts per meter were frequently received.