Radio propagation

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I will foolishly tread forward here. Perhaps the phenomenon of "skip zone" was responsible: too far for good reception of ground wave, or direct wave, and not far enough away to receive her signal via skip propagation (sky wave.) I think i have seen old propagation charts which actually give distances for the skip zone, a dead zone of no reception, around the transmitting station. -Hue Miller 23 February 2009 Forum