"Richard Clark" wrote (clip posted by R. Fry):
The "legendary" characteristic of Sea Water is found in its far field
reflective characteristic which is remarkable, due largely to its huge
SWR to fields (the same SWR that would occur with the supposed several
thousand ohms of soil).
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How does the statement above reconcile with the fact that groundwave
daytime
signal strength is far better over a sea water path than any ground path?
R. Fry.

Hi OM,

Perhaps you should attend the quote above again. For instance, how is
it that statements in agreement require "reconciliation?"

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

So you are saying that sea water paths provide far better groundwave
propagation than overland paths because sea water a such a good reflector?

RF