Hi Roelof, thanks for those comments, very interesting. Yes the "multipath" fading can vary quite noticably over area of around 20km. If the fading period is faster you can see the same shape but tim
Hello Alan, What might be interesting if you could classify the path length of different paths (It depends whether you can find sufficient at the right range) It would be interesting to try and corre
Hi Roelof thanks for your observations. It is great to get information from different frequencies and different paths. I looked at NDBs but could not think of a reliable way of automatically monitori
Hello Alan, Thank you very much indeed for your explanation. I have now a more clear picture what is going on and your findings agree with my own observations. My location is excellent for reception
Roelof See http://lasp.colorado.edu/space_weather/dsttemerin/dsttemerin.html . Jay Hello Alan, What might be interesting if you could classify the path length of different paths (It depends whether y
Hi Roelof will try to answer ALL the question this thing :-)) There can be a latitude dependent delay. Stations like Laurence KL1X and Scott VE7TIL will see the effect almost immediately it can take
Hi Roelof, yes if I could explain my position on this, it might help. I noted a relationship between high geomagnetic indexes and night-time DX signal levels on LF. The problem was that when the Kp r
