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What is MV as used before the name of a ship?
The Titantic
How depth was the titantic?
when was the titantic built
What is the waves speed of a vlf?
If "vlf" means "very low frequency" radio, then the speed is 299,792,458 meters (186,282 miles) per second.
What has the author Masanori Nishino written?
Masanori Nishino has written: 'Polarization and arriving direction of VLF emissions' -- subject(s): VLF emissions
What was the depth of the Titantic?
12,600 ft. is the depth where the Titantic wreckage was found.
How many water tight rooms were on the titantic?
there 4000 rooms on the titantic
Why wasn't there enough life jackets on the titantic?
The titantic was built not to sink.
How many decks did the titantic have?
the titantic had many decks, although i dont know exactly how many
What kind of electromagnetic has the longest wavelength?
The longest waves used regularly for communications are the VLF radio waves with a wavelength up to 30 kilometers.
How many rivits did the Titanic use?
Over 3 million rivits were used during the construction of the Titantic.
What is VLF testing?
VLF testing, or Very Low Frequency testing, is a diagnostic method used to evaluate the insulation integrity of high-voltage cables and equipment. It involves applying a low-frequency AC voltage, typically between 0.1 Hz and 1 Hz, which is effective in identifying insulation defects that may not be detected by traditional testing methods. This technique is beneficial for on-site testing, as it minimizes the risk of damaging the insulation while providing reliable results about its condition. VLF testing is commonly used in maintenance programs for electrical utilities and industrial installations.
When did the titantic sink?
1910
