I use Radiomobile for all my plots.  Works great, but there is a bit of a
learning curve.  It plots paths over dted and srtm elevation data and is
quite good at guessing rx strength.

For basic radio range it depends on line of sight so greatly that you really
need something that will take hills into effect.  Baring that you can always
do a simple free space loss calculation.

Jesse


On 8/29/07, skipp025 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>   OK Groovy Guys and Gals,
>
> Is there a simple rule of thumb radio range versus frequency
> and power level type computer program/software on the web? Maybe
> some software that also considers generic repeater operation from
> x-height agl with input frequency and power values.
>
> My friend doesn't need or really want a program with involved
> graphics or Lat Long issues. Most of his Ham Radio work is
> actually FM Simplex on flat ground and he's really interested
> in using the program for both VHF High and Low Bands as a
> very rough estimate of expected operational range (on flat
> ground) in miles.
>
> Your turn...
>
> Thanks in advance...
>
> skipp
>
>  
>

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