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daytime skywave

Postby ku4a » Thu Dec 04, 2003 1:58 pm

What causes "daytime skywave" on the AM broadcast band? It is commonly observed around the winter solstice when there are the fewest hours of daylight. But, it seems to occur while there is daylight on the entire path from station to listener.
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