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john smith wrote:
Depending on the frequency and the ionosphere layer, the radio signal will make a single bounce/reflect or may become temporarily trapped between two layers and bounce/reflect off the top and bottom before escaping some distance from the source. Now that I thought about it some more, the frequencies that were picking up the skipping transmissions were between 120.30 and 128.00 or so, which included Erie approach, Syracuse approach, Buffalo approach, and sections of Cleveland center. -- Peter |
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