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TheAnarcat at 14:29, 3 October 2010

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	A [[Wikipedia:Sky wave\|sky wave]] is a [[radio wave]] that travels farther than line of sight (that would be a [[ground wave]]). It uses the [[Wikipedia:Ionosphere\|ionosphere]] to bounce around the earth to reach its final destination. Using [[HF]] but also sometimes higher frequencies, HAM operators regularly make contact accross oceans and continents, and sometimes completely around the earth. This is called making [[DX]] (distant) [[contacts]].		A [[Wikipedia:Sky wave\|sky wave]] is a [[radio wave]] that travels farther than line of sight (that would be a [[ground wave]]). It uses the [[Wikipedia:Ionosphere\|ionosphere]] to bounce around the earth to reach its final destination. Using [[HF]] but also sometimes higher frequencies, HAM operators regularly make contact accross oceans and continents, and sometimes completely around the earth. This is called making [[DX]] (distant) contacts.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

TheAnarcat at 14:28, 3 October 2010

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	A [[Wikipedia:Sky wave\|sky wave]] is a [[radio wave]] that travels farther than line of sight (that would be a [[ground wave]]). It uses the [[Wikipedia:Ionosphere\|ionosphere]] to bounce around the earth to reach its final destination. Using [[HF]] but also sometimes higher frequencies, HAM operators regularly make contact accross oceans and continents, and sometimes completely around the earth.		A [[Wikipedia:Sky wave\|sky wave]] is a [[radio wave]] that travels farther than line of sight (that would be a [[ground wave]]). It uses the [[Wikipedia:Ionosphere\|ionosphere]] to bounce around the earth to reach its final destination. Using [[HF]] but also sometimes higher frequencies, HAM operators regularly make contact accross oceans and continents, and sometimes completely around the earth. This is called making [[DX]] (distant) [[contacts]].

	== See also ==		== See also ==

TheAnarcat at 14:15, 3 October 2010

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	A sky wave is a [[radio wave]] that travels farther than line of sight (that would be a [[ground wave]]). It uses the [[Wikipedia:Ionosphere\|ionosphere]] to bounce around the earth to reach its final destination.		A [[Wikipedia:Sky wave\|sky wave]] is a [[radio wave]] that travels farther than line of sight (that would be a [[ground wave]]). It uses the [[Wikipedia:Ionosphere\|ionosphere]] to bounce around the earth to reach its final destination. Using [[HF]] but also sometimes higher frequencies, HAM operators regularly make contact accross oceans and continents, and sometimes completely around the earth.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

			* [[Wikipedia:Sky wave]]
	* [[Propagation]]		* [[Propagation]]
	* [[Electromagnetic waves]]		* [[Electromagnetic waves]]

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TheAnarcat: Sky waves moved to Sky wave

2010-10-03T14:14:05Z

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TheAnarcat: New page: A sky wave is a radio wave that travels farther than line of sight (that would be a ground wave). It uses the ionosphere to bounce around the earth to reac...

2010-10-03T14:07:19Z

New page: A sky wave is a radio wave that travels farther than line of sight (that would be a ground wave). It uses the ionosphere to bounce around the earth to reac...

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A sky wave is a [[radio wave]] that travels farther than line of sight (that would be a [[ground wave]]). It uses the [[Wikipedia:Ionosphere|ionosphere]] to bounce around the earth to reach its final destination.

== See also ==

* [[Propagation]]
* [[Electromagnetic waves]]

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