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![]() But is it actually reflection? no, it is actually a refraction. but it is useful sometimes to model it as a reflection from a slightly higher level. that makes computation of angles of incidence and height a bit easier. ============================================ The trigonometry is quite simple. Things become complicated when the reflecting layer is not horizontal, ie., the layer is tilted. The angle and direction of tilt are very difficult to predict. Consequently, where on the surface of the Earth a ray returns is anybody's guess. This makes the vertical take-off angle, reported by antenna modelling programs, even less useful. ---- Reg. |
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