Incoming signal elevation question

May 16th 06, 04:58 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna

Ken Bessler

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Incoming signal elevation question

Lets assume a single hop 40m signal from 400 miles away. What
elevation angle does it arrive at? Both stations are using inverted V's
at nominal height. There are no large bodies of water in between.

Daytime and/or nighttime.

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