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OOppps you are right -- I shouldn't have sed anywhere.
Of course ground wave may get out to 100 miles. See my other post -- The Anon Keyboard I doubt, therefore I might be "Bill Turner" wrote in message ... On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 13:01:47 -0800, "Keyboard In The Wilderness" wrote: On 160M in the day time in the summer with low power -- you ain't going anywhere __________________________________________________ _______ This is true but not for the reason you might think. 160 meters has excellent groundwave propagation; better than any other amateur band in fact, but the lack of stations is the real reason 160 is mostly dead in the daytime. It's a self fulfilling prophecy - nobody is on, so I'm not going to get on either. The same thing happens on 10 meters at the bottom of the sunspot cycle even though 10 is open nearly every day to somewhere. -- Bill W6WRT |
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