"MICHEL SAMSON" wrote to "JASEN BETTS" (25 Jun 03  16:43:00)
 --- on the topic of "89.3 FM"

 MS> Well, the vertical component of my setup could be contributing
 MS> more than i imagined?  85 Miles isn't that far when the landscape is
 MS> flat and

I've notice that UHF dx from Burlington Vt. to Montreal, Qc. CND is
excellent in winter time but is very degraded in summer but the signal
strength returns at night.

From what I've deduced in my readings about radio propagation, the
answer must be that in winter time the trees are bare and the microwaves
can slip through but in summer the foliage carries a lot of water which
absorbs the radio energy. Why the signal improves significantly at night
time in summer may be due to the inversion layer which bends the skywave
down. Not sure. What do you think?

 Mike
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