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-=> Quoting Phil Marlowe to Leonard Erickson <=- > How far away are these stations? Any idea where > their *transmitters* are? PM> PM> I'd guess less than 100 miles? Probably around PM> 50-60. The transmitters are up in the Vermount PM> mountains and upstate New York. One of the stations PM> signs off with "... from high atop Mt. XXXXXXXXX." PM> Then the terrain from there is about as flat as PM> flat can be, ie. the transmitters are beaming the PM> signal down on us. Don't forget that "flat" land *curves*. That antenna may be low the horizon where you are. I don't have the formulas handy to figure out how high you need to be to see something over the bulge of the Earth's surface at a given distance. --- FMailX 1.60* Origin: Shadowgard (1:105/50) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 105/50 360 106/2000 633/267 |
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