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![]() "Robert11" wrote in message . .. Hello, For the scanner frequencies in general from approx.140 MHz to 1 GHz, is propagation truly line-of-site "totally", or is there bending of the signals by some atmospheric layer possible at various times ? Any around 156 MHz fm in particular ? Is there ever any "ducting" ? Thanks, B. Typically you can expect 20% further than calculated line of sight range on VHF frequencies. Signals grazing over distant hills can also enhance range somewhat. Higher frequencies will tend to conform more tightly to line of sight. Ionospheric disturbances and ducting (usually in the summer months) can lead to VHF signals being received at ranges of up to a 1,000 miles, sometimes more. Mike G0ULI |
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