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Default How I would like to change the cell phone industry [was AM
Radium wrote:
One thing that I do like are the sharp sawtooth wave patterns that
show up on FM video receivers whenever lightning strikes. FM video
receivers receive Y [luminance] signals present on FM radio waves.
Electrical disturbances affect the FM video receiver causing those
beautifaul zapping and buzzing sawtooth patterns on the screen.

You may also enjoy listening to the dial tone while standing in a glass
payphone booth.
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