[600MRG] Daytime reception

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You can get a very good idea from the FCC engineering charts for broadcast in part 73. 

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> On Feb 1, 2014, at 2:12 PM, "Frederick Raab" <fhraab at comcast.net> wrote:
> 
> 
> February 1, 2014
> 
> Gentlemen:
> 
>     At 500 kHz, the sky wave is almost always due to
> E-layer refraction.  There are articles scattered through
> the IEEE Transactions on Broadcast that may be of some
> use.  However, I have not seen any modern book that deals
> with MF sky wave.  My guess is that you would be more
> likely to find a good coverage of the subject in some
> older book (pre WW II).
> 
> 73, Fritz, W1FR, 
> Coordinator, ARRL 500-kHz Experiment
> 
> Frederick H. (Fritz) Raab, Ph.D.
> GREEN MOUNTAIN RADIO RESEARCH COMPANY
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