by G0DJA » Tue Nov 05, 2019 3:42 pm
Not sure if people know about the HeyWhatsThat website?
Basically, you enter your location, in Latitude and Longitude (I use
Streetmap UK to get the Lat/Long for any particular location in the UK) give your panorama a title and set a height above ground for your antenna and the program plots the visual horizon for your location from that height.
For VHF/UHF RF, you can usually say that the signal will get further than visual horizon, but it's a good indication of 'good' and 'poor' areas from any given spot.
The URL for the website is at
HeyWhatsThat
Not sure if people know about the HeyWhatsThat website?
Basically, you enter your location, in Latitude and Longitude (I use [url=www.streetmap.co.uk]Streetmap UK[/url] to get the Lat/Long for any particular location in the UK) give your panorama a title and set a height above ground for your antenna and the program plots the visual horizon for your location from that height.
For VHF/UHF RF, you can usually say that the signal will get further than visual horizon, but it's a good indication of 'good' and 'poor' areas from any given spot.
The URL for the website is at [url=https://www.heywhatsthat.com/]HeyWhatsThat[/url]