On Mon, 15 Aug 2005 12:54:22 GMT, Scan Da Bands
wrote:

Krakula , hey man wazzzzzz up ? Tom in Maine,USA ........you got any
decoders or any addons left from your 2006/Opto days? (or the scanner
themselves too)

I'm setup here with one - FULL with Probe 7.0 , nice scanning with all
the conventional we have.....always looking for the above.....later my
friend.

On Sun, 14 Aug 2005 10:04:26 -0700, krackula wrote:



haaaaaaaaaaay dooooooooooooode ............

whatz happ'in ????? ahahah a aha ah

ditched all my sw and vhf/micro gear and I'm " deep " into freqs
below 1600hz now. ( where RF propagation and static ceases )
those and especially below 12 hz and geomagnetic natural ( maybe ??
ah aha ) waves. I have discovered little known or completely
unknown magnetic waves that exist mostly in the nearly
Sierra mountains and related areas. these are probably like the study
done here.....

http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache:...orms++& hl=en
( which he concludes are manmade in nature ..... oh this neieve
person..... doesn't suspect where they are coming from at all h
ahahah )

but this guy in , this study , doesn't realize that these waves are
" all over " the place and come in enormously different strengths and
have unique identities. if you drive around looking for them mobile,
instead of sitting in one place waiting for them, you find " tons " of
them ..... all over.
I'm using the newly available " resonant " frerro magnetic mega
cores as the basis of my home made instruments ......
equipment similar to stuff on this site ........
rods ......
http://www.stormwise.com/superlow.htm
circuits ......
http://www.stormwise.com/vlf1574projects.htm

I'm making equipment similar to their circuits except more elaborate
and sensitive. my main instrument is a solid state switched
" charged pump " , up converting , ULF / SLF receiving front end
that has about 2 miles of wire wound on the ferro resonant ferrite
rod. it uses , selectable , one or two stage dc coupled preamp coil
and and works sub 1 hz to about 300 hz. works into the a.m. or f.m.
radio on your car for the i.f. . I have several
others for different, slightly higher , hz ranges too. I'm going to
show people how to make a wave " finder " , using commonly available,
inexpensive modified ( gauss master ) equipment. all for under $80
to get started.

I'm working on a web site describing these waves, will have examples
in .wav format , to listen to , and compare against , and will
provide technical information to quantify / classify them and add to
the site repository of wave info. it's pretty exciting and very
interesting. the government has several new , super secret . toys
that emit waves in those ranges and a wide array of wave signals are
to be found with sources below the ground and , evidently, in near
sub space. trippy stuff, I'll keep you posted. I think scanning is
a " been there " , " done that " hobby ... one that is currently in a
period of unfortunate decline. looks like there is a " whole " new
frontier of scanning possibilities where " man " has yet dared to
tread ( frequency wise ) . the government likes it so well , they
are hiding quite a lot down there. like with other , pioneering
level , equipment ...... this stuff is able to be detected and
intercepted by the hobbyist .... so far. ah ah hah hahah he
potential for
signal discovery from " natural " resources is immense. might be a
whole new "ball game " in the offing. ( if the government doesn't
put their foot on my neck for disclosing too much to civilians
ah ahahah )



k...............


FYI: did you know that the US government employs several " sub
contractor " companies to set up and maintain / monitor secret
installations with professional level equipment ( like my home made
stuff ) 24 / 7. this equipment listens to the freqs below 300 hz
and monitors " active " particles too ........ with about 12 " known
" installations ( and very probably more ) around the USA and
possessions. the most well known installation, and massive
being in the Rocky Mountains west of Boulder , Colo.
little is known about what they are " listening " for ......
but it's very interesting , never the less.