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Roger Hayter wrote:
snip OK, lets not treat it as aerial question. Though this is an aerial group, I would have thought propagation was on topic. Can I ask if there is any information around which would give us some guidance on what power one would need in a dampish country about 200 by 800 miles across to intercommunicate by ground wave at 1.8MHZ? I think this is actually the gist of Spike's question, assuming everyone uses decent vertical aerials (a big assumption, of course). http://www.itu.int/rec/R-REC-P.368/en Follow the link to the latest version, language, and format desired. Covers the frequency range of 10 kHz to 30 MHz. -- Jim Pennino |
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