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New Zealand TV-4 channel 4 (175.25 MHz) video received on December 3rd, 1975 by Robert Copeman, Sydney, Australia. The propagation mode was summer time trans-Tasman tropospheric ducting. The distance is 1,340 miles from Auckland to Sydney.

The TV-4-NZch4-Auckland-tropo-1975.jpg is used with written permission by Robert Copeman.

This image is copyright Robert Copeman. [1]

Bivariate-correlator e-mailed him asking for permission to use one of his off-screen TV DX photos for the Wikipedia TV/FM DX article. His reply was:

"Yes, by all means. It may not be the tropospheric DX record for Australia on TV, but could be for Sydney at least. Regards, Robert."

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