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n2) втручання•- aerodynamic interference - asynchronous interference - aviation-to-aviation type of interference - body-wing interference - co-channel interference - front-end overload interference - harmful interference - interference with reception - intermodulation interference - intersatellite interference - magnetic interference - permissible interference - precipitation interference - pulse interference - radio interference - random interference - tunnel wall interference - unlawful interferenceEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > interference
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