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Or any other battery rx for that matter if your binocs (and arms) are strong enough! The effect can be seen on MW b/c stations.

Walter.

Sticking to the KISS principle, how about hauling say, a battery powered SPM-3 selective level meter up a fibreglass mast and observing the signal strength at various heights through a pair of binoculars? :-)

Tracey