Larry Molitor wrote: > However, the lower frequency limit of usefulness extends WAY below the AM > broadcast band. For example I currently use a two element Hi-Z array with > 60 foot spacing and can see as much as 30 dB F/B as low as 150 kHz!. The
A while back, I built a 4X2 low band array of receive verticals aimed at Europe via Canada, but reversible to beam over San Francisco. I could tune to 960 kHz and listen to a San Francisco station 70 miles away on ground wave with armchair copy or reverse the array and listen to a Canadian station also on 960 kHz again with armchair copy. The array seemed to be on a par with my NE beverage. BTW, my beverages are only 400 feet long but often work quite well on the broadcast band. Rick N6RK _______________________________________________ UR RST IS ... ... ..9 QSB QSB - hw? BK
