Re: [IRCA] NVIS Antenna and MW

["Bill Harms" <wharms@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dennis:

	The thinking is that using such an antenna on MW, you could hear the mid-
range stations while rejecting interference from the long distant stations.  This would 
especially be useful on graveyard (local) channels and on the crowded regional 
channels on the East Coast.  An NVIS could also be used with a phase array to block 
out high angle skip stations.

Bill Harms

On 4 Apr 2005 at 17:14, Dennis Gibson wrote:

> I've been a ham for 35 years (I started young) and I'd never heard of it
> before researching a possible answer. During a quick search I noticed that
> quite a few web sites talk about using one on 160 meters but I didn't see
> anything about using one on MW. Several web sites said it's not a DX
> antenna.


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