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NASA's T-34c Flying with a Conformal Antenna
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NASA's T-34c Flying with a Conformal Antenna

NASA / AFRC · 2019-06-06 · photograph (digital archive)

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NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center installed a conformal antenna on the door of its T-34C aircraft to test its performance parameters. The conformal antenna was designed through a cross-center collaboration through the Conformal Lightweight Antenna Structures for Aeronautical Communications Technologies project.

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Armstrong Flight Research CenterAFRCConvergent Aeronautics SolutionsCLAS-ACTconformal antennaantennaT-34Clightweight antenna
Credit lineNASA's T-34c Flying with a Conformal Antenna. NASA/AFRC, 2019-06-06. Public domain. ID: AFRC2019-0110-14.
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