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Ham Radio 360: NVIS Near Vertical Incidence Skywave with Ed Fong WB6IQN


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N.V.I.S. stands for Near Vertical Incidence Skywave. It is a propagation mode that allows for communication between stations at short to medium distances, typically between 0 to 300 miles. Ed Fong, WB6IQN, is an expert on N.V.I.S. propagation and shares his knowledge on the topic in this episode. He explains the theory behind N.V.I.S. and how it can be practically applied in everyday use as well as in emergency communication situations. In addition to discussing N.V.I.S., Ed also shares information about his popular J-Pole antennas, including Dual-Band roll-ups and Tri-Band verticals, which have helped many hams get on the air over the years.

You can find Eds’ contact info here: Ed’s Antennas

You can purchase his antennae here: antennas_iqn Ebay Store

Article from QST: ARRL /DBJ-1

John Miklor: Review

To Learn More about N.V.I.S check into some of the following articles:

Patricia Gibbons – WA6UBE WHAT IS NVIS?

Wikipedia – Near Vertical Incidence Skywave

DX Engineering – Practical Guide to Emer or Temp Comm (PDF)

ARRL.org – NVIS

Put up a low antenna KK7X0 – ARRL Link PDF

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