New program - PROPGATE
 

For either line-of-sight or multi-hop propagation through the
ionosphere -

- this apparently simple program computes path loss in dB between
transmitter and receiver, field strength at the receiving site, and
receiver S-meter readings. Transmitter power output can be varied
between 10 KW and 1 milliwatt.

It is educational for newcomers and of assistance to DX and
line-of-sight experimenters. It illustates how S-meters OUGHT to work.

Download program PROPGATE from website below in a few seconds and run
immediately. Its at the bottom of the list.
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Regards from Reg, G4FGQ
For Free Radio Design Software go to
http://www.btinternet.com/~g4fgq.regp

New program - PROPGATE
 

"Reg Edwards" wrote in message
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For either line-of-sight or multi-hop propagation through the
ionosphere -

It's actually on the following link -

http://www.btinternet.com/~g4fgq.regp/page3.html#S301"

That saves reading through all the boring stuff.

New program - PROPGATE
 

"Reg Edwards" wrote in message
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For either line-of-sight or multi-hop propagation through the
ionosphere -

Is that really a picture of you? You look like Archie off Coronation
Street!

New program - PROPGATE
 

I never watch the tripe on Coronation Street. Who's Archie? Is he as
handsome as I am?

Anyway, I wouldn't wish to correspond with anybody who regularly
watches Coronatio Street. They are clearly of low intelligence - the
submerged 20% of the population - with a concentratio span less than
the interval between the adverts.

New program - PROPGATE: Coronation Street?
 

"Reg Edwards" wrote in message
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I never watch the tripe on Coronation Street. Who's Archie? Is he as
handsome as I am?

Anyway, I wouldn't wish to correspond with anybody who regularly
watches Coronatio Street. They are clearly of low intelligence - the
submerged 20% of the population - with a concentratio span less than
the interval between the adverts.


Coronation Street still playing? Holy Cow! That was the best show on
"tellie" when we were fortunate enough to live in England over 40 years ago!
Salute!
Old Chief Lynn