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THEY ANSWER AND DESERVE A SECOND LOOK.  PLANS ARE UNDERWAY TO MINE DEEPER
INTO THE DATA TO BETTER UNDERSTAND SUNRISE/ SUNSET PROPAGATION AT THESE
LOWER FREQUENCIES AND TO EXAMINE SPECIFIC DIFFERENCES IN PROPAGATION, IF
ANY, BETWEEN THE TWO BANDS.  WOULD LIKE TO THANK CAROLINE DOUCET, NAVCANADA
MANAGER OF STANDARDS AND PROCEDURES, FOR CLARIFYING CANADIAN CLASS CODES
DR. GARY BORICH, W5UDV, FOR READING THE INITIAL ARTICLE AND ENCOURAGING ME
TO PURSUE IT FURTHER AND, CARL LUETZELSCHWAB, K9LA, FOR HIS EXCELLENT
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CRITIQUES OF SEVERAL FINDINGS, AND FOR INTRODUCING ME TO MODES OF
PROPAGATION OF WHICH I WAS UNAWARE.  ARRL MEMBER ROBERT S. LOGAN, NZ5A, WAS
LICENSED IN 1962 AS WN5CIY IN TEXAS.  THROUGH SUBSEQUENT MOVES AND
UPGRADES, HE BECAME KB9KU AND KI9A IN ILLINOIS AND THEN RETURNED TO TEXAS
AFTER SEVERAL YEARS AND RECEIVED THE AMATEUR EXTRA CLASS CALL SIGN NZ5A IN
1979.  HE HOLDS BS AND MLS DEGREES FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
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