David wrote:

http://ecjones.org/propag.html

"Tropospheric scatter: The only form of propagation that is directly influenced
by the surface weather of the
earth... Finally, this propagation effect is seen most often in the VHF and UHF
bands, especially the 6m band."

Not shortwave. Nice try.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

It was a nice plesant warm (about 74 degrees here this afternoon,suppose
to get to about 74 degrees again tomorrow,then cooler weather for the
next few days with predictions of some rain) mostly sunshiny day here
today.I did a bunch of work in my back yard,rounding up some scrap metal
and junk I don't want to hang onto anymore.Getting it ready to haul to
the scrap metal yard on Monday,and Tuesday,and Wednesday,untill I have
it all hauled off.Really a nice day.I have 17 big trash bags full of
empty beer cans I am going to haul off too,I will use that beer can
money to buy more beer.
cuhulin

It's 24 degrees here. About 1 to 1.5 inches of ice has fell over the past 30
hours. Expecting another inch over the next 24 hours. Cable TV and lights
have started to flicker this afternoon, so the wires are starting to feel
the stress.

wrote in message
...

It was a nice plesant warm (about 74 degrees here this afternoon,suppose
to get to about 74 degrees again tomorrow,then cooler weather for the
next few days with predictions of some rain)

elmer5 wrote:
It's 24 degrees here.

Where is "here"???

On Sat, 13 Jan 2007 16:53:09 -0500, dxAce
wrote:



David wrote:

http://ecjones.org/propag.html

"Tropospheric scatter: The only form of propagation that is directly influenced
by the surface weather of the
earth... Finally, this propagation effect is seen most often in the VHF and UHF
bands, especially the 6m band."

Not shortwave. Nice try.

dxAce
Michigan
USA


Southern California has several seasonally persistent inversion layer
situations. Besides, we're in uncharted territory regarding the
atmosphere in general; never say never.