Troposcatter Propagation in Amateur Radio

Tropospheric scatter, commonly known as troposcatter, is a propagation mode that allows VHF, UHF, and microwave signals to travel beyond the visual horizon, typically covering distances between 300 km and 800 km. Unlike the HF bands where signals refract off the ionosphere, or the direct line-of-sight paths you utilize for LEO satellite operations, troposcatter relies on the lowest layer of the Earth's atmosphere: the troposphere. Read More: https://johnsonfrancis.org/techworld/troposcatter-propagation-in-amateur-radio/

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