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RE: LF: Polar Path MF

from [Laurence KL7UK] [Permanent Link][Original]
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Subject: RE: LF: Polar Path MF
From: Laurence KL7UK <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2010 11:52:32 -0900
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Yep I think you are right Steve - FA Fairbanks on 510 has a heck of fade pattern in Wasilla over a 300 mile path or so -  but I blame the mountains between me and it (got to blame something) - as it must come in at a high angle. PVQ is a lot more shallow...
 
I use PVQ commercially on our company flights from Anchorage to the North Slope, also look out for Pitsand near Kuparak Alaska on 290.0 (about 40 miles West of PVQ)
 
I wish I had more receiver resources available up there and not restricted Internet either.
 
Sorry about the snow in Europe chaps - you can keep it.
 
 
Laurence Kl7UK/5
 
> It must be going right over you Laurence as PVQ was very prominent down here
> all night, starting early at around 2030 local time and was even louder this
> morning before sunrise. Interestingly, its near-neighbor, and usually the
> one I hear the most often, VIR in Barrow, was a no-show all night.
>
>
> Steve
>
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