I just did an internet search of "radio propagation during an eclipse" and
many pages of research articles came up.
Remember, an eclipse is a local event whose path is a narrow swath with a
width no more than 160 miles. See, for example,
http://www.eclipse2017.org/2017/maps.htm.
73, Jeff KH6O
At 06:48 AM 7/5/2017, CT1EKD wrote:
>Hi Topbanders
>In 21th August we will have a solar eclipse... Do you know any
>studies about propagation at eclipses, before, during and after ?
Pedro -
Here's a place to start. http://hamsci.org/
-- Tom
Hi Topbanders
In 21th August we will have a solar eclipse... Do you know any
studies about propagation at eclipses, before, during and after ?
Pedro -CT1EKD
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