136 kHz Propagation by sky wave ?

[Andre Kesteloot]

If in fact there is sky wave propagation at 136, as the msg below suggests,
then long dx is theoretically possible.
André
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A. Bärtschi wrote:

> >From Toni HB9ASB, JN36pt
>
> Sunday 8/2/98: Bert, HB9DCE/p copied HB9DFQ (94km) and HB9ASB (152km)
> with  Q5 (at least as good as at his home QTH, north-east of Zurich))
> between 1900 and 1930 UT. Nothing spectacular from the distances but the
> propagation path was all over the Alpine Mountains - no flat land, only
> 3000-4000m high rocks. And Berts portable QTH was in Laax (Canton GR) in
> JN46pt surrounded by steep mountains.
> I think this proves how important sky wave propagation is. I can hardly
> imagine that we employed (only) ground waves.
>
> 73 de Toni