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On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 16:33:14 GMT, "Wally" wrote this
crap: Bobsprit claims to have made a VHF transmission of over 40nm. Given that his antenna height is about 50 feet, that would require, for a line of sight transmission, that the other antenna be about 800 - eight hundred - feet above the water. I believe that 40 miles is too close for skip, so could his transmission have a 'terrain following' effect in the sense that the sea might act as a ground plane? Would anyone care to comment on the veracity of Bobsprit's claim? You must be joking. The sea always acts as a ground plane. But a skip is always on AM. (Wally's answer: "Yes you are correct. I was just testing.") Ave Imperator Bush! Bush Was Right! Four More Years! |
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