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Did Joe Namath as a NY Jet once try a helmet with a radio receiver?
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Who invented the football helmet speakers?
The use of radios in helmets is an idea that stretched back to 1956. The Cleveland Browns head coach Paul Brown was approached by John Campbell and George Sarles with a helmet that was integrated with a radio receiver. Brown was impressed with the idea and used the device in quarterback George Ratterman's helmet. The device, after extensive testing, was first used in an exhibition game versus the Detroit Lions. After this initial in-game test the radio helmet was considered a success. However much Paul Brown wanted kept the use of the device a secret, the cat was out of the bag when a Lions assistant spotted the radio setup on the sidelines, and soon all the other teams in the league were scrambling to get a similar system in place. The Browns used the radio helmet in three more games before NFL Commissioner Bert Bell out-lawed the device. The use of a radio device in a helmet remained banned until 1994, when the League allowed the use of communication devices in helmets once again.
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Once you buy an HD receiver then you will get HD radio for free but your stations have to have the feature to get the quality. You pay for Satellite Radio but you get a ton more stations and can pick and choose to listen to any within your package. HD is only for regular local radio stations that have an HD antenna. Both boast great sound quality which is true� they are way better that a normal radio station but still short of CD quality. If better sound if what you want then buy an HD receiver� if better sound and more options is what you want then buy a subscription to satellite radio.
How old do you have to be to wear a helmet?
You can wear a helmet at pretty much any age. Depending on location and local laws, sometimes you don't have to wear a helmet once past a certain age.
How often does the receiver get assigned in the book The Giver?
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What is the story behind the Ohio state football helmet?
well once upon a time a guy said "LETS PUT STARS ON OUR HELMET OMG"
What items is always hidden in the clothing catalog?
The Viking Helmet is ALWAYS hidden in the catalogue, however the hiding place is changed each time a new catalogue is released. Once you have found where it is hidden, if you click 4 times, you can get a Blue Viking Helmet. Once, CP did a Golden Viking Helmet, where you had to click 4 times for the Blue Helmet, and then click on another hidden spot in the page and you would get it. It was awesome! I think they have stopped doing it now, however I'm sure they will release it again. Hope I helped! ~ Sheimi492
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Do a bulltrue in matchmaking to unlock the avatar award.
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YES! Rare Earth, and electromagnets. Any coil is a magnet once electricity is added. Speakers use them, the receiver uses them and the amplifier uses magnets as well as the power supply and any noise chokes.
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How does a GPS receiver calculate its distance from a satellite?
Very easily. The GPS receiver measures how long it takes a certain radio signal to travel from the GPS satellite(s) to itself, and from that, the receiver calculates the distance. It can do that because it knows precisely how fast the radio signal travels.If you have signals from at least 3 satellites, the process of trilateration (not triangulation) pinpoints the location where the 3 distances 'cross' each other. If you have 4 satellites 'locked in', then you will find out your altitude, too. (The process is not quite this simple, but to go on would be confusing.)The hard part is measuring the precise time it takes for a certain radio signal to travel from the GPS satellite to your GPS receiver. Well, hard if you do it, but very easy when the GPS receiver does it!First, each GPS satellite carries an on-board atomic clock. This clock is outrageously accurate, but even so, ground stations connected to the US Navy atomic clock system keep each satellite precisely at the correct time. Your GPS receiver has an on-board high-precision clock of its own.Second, when your GPS receiver first makes contact with the constellation of GPS satellites, it is sent an 'almanac' that lists where each satellite is, what it's precise time is, and other goodies. After reading the almanac, the GPS receiver sets itself to the precisely same time as the satellite constellation.Thirdly, when the GPS receiver gets a signal from the satellites, there is information in it that says precisely at what time the radio signal left each satellite, which is identical for all the satellites. Then your GPS receiver 'looks at its watch' and subtracts the 'sent' time from the 'received' time. The data in the almanac are updated by the satellite constellation every few hours so that your GPS receiver will always know where the satellites are and what their precise time is.Go back to the beginning and reread what your GPS receiver can do once it knows the precise travel time of the radio signal.
