Portable radio antenna performance on the human body was measured for several different radio models in the 150, 450, 800, and 900 MHz. bands. In-vehicle measurements were made at an outdoor antenna range equipped with a vehicle turntable. All other measurements were made in an anechoic chamber. Tests were made at the head level, at the side-level swivel-type carry case, at the side-level belt-loop type carry case, and at the shoulder level with a speaker microphone antenna. A statistical analysis was made of the data for use in coverage propagation predictions, and system designs. The results of the statistical analysis are presented.>
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