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@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ From running a WISP I'm very familiar with point-to-point microwave links. Howev
amateur radio operators have been making NLOS contacts for years when they technically
shouldn't work at all.
As an example, this is the evelation path between my QTH and an [NTMS beacon on top of Texas
As an example, this is the elevation path between my QTH and an [NTMS beacon on top of Texas
Women's University's dorm building](https://prop.w5isp.com/beacons/dddca785-c3e7-45f8-8f9f-edc748f881d6):
![Path profile](/images/path_profile.png)
@ -29,7 +29,8 @@ claude to write out some client-side pages to help predict and analyze the propa
on limited data, but did an okay job guessing at why the propagation worked.
Fast forward a few weeks and I've now build an elixir/phoenix app at <https://prop.w5isp.com> that
collects and processes everything. For a quick import of some known contacts made, I imported all of the ARRL 10 GHz and up contests as well as the 222 MHz and up contests.
collects and processes everything. For a quick import of some known contacts made, I imported all
of the ARRL 10 GHz and up contests as well as the 222 MHz and up contests.
With known contacts in place, it was time to backfill them with data, including: