coldwarcomms : A list dedicated to the discussion of various communications systems used by the U.S. military and civilian authorities during

A list dedicated to the discussion of various communications systems used by the U.S. military and civilian authorities during the Cold War era

Re: Digest Number 3220 ... this CD is GREAT for "music on hold" function.... or the DEVO easy listening CD (we did that too) but the conet CD was a real hit - we had people asking to Posted - Fri Nov 27, 2009 9:57 pm	Doug Humphrey tenshirotori Offline Send Email
Re: Remember Numbers stations Bill- There is a large self-supporting tower with numerous antennae, appearing to be UHF as well as lo-band VHF TV...some horizontally polarized, the rest Posted - Thu Nov 26, 2009 2:30 pm	Tom Scanlan radargeek247 Offline Send Email
Re: Remember Numbers stations Here's a link to the booklet: http://irdial.hyperreal.org/www/conet_project_booklet.pdf ... Mike Cowen Practice random acts of kindness and selfless acts Posted - Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:02 am	Mike Cowen trippindiculuar Offline Send Email
Re: Remember Numbers stations Just in case anyone's interested in an immersive experience, the Conet Project attempted to compile recordings of these things a few years ago. They put Posted - Thu Nov 26, 2009 10:23 am	phluffy12@... phluffy12... Offline Send Email
Re: Remember Numbers stations Here's a recording I made in Washington DC last May, on a cheap Eton analog radio; no external antenna. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_9NwEEeRdU This may Posted - Wed Nov 25, 2009 4:48 pm	paul125a Offline Send Email
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