The original post was not clear as to what frequency he was hearing the
voices on. Was it 75 meters? Sounds to me like a normal band opening on
75.


Hmmm, I wonder how many Hams there are in Paradise, MI?

Jim
N8EE

"xpyttl" wrote in message
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"JLB" wrote in message
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There is a Hell, MI (honest! look it up if you don't beleive me), but
I
think it is too small to support a broadcast station.

No broadcast stations, but the FCC database shows 5 amateurs in Hell,
Michigan.

For those of you searching your maps, it's right between Chalkerville and
Pinkney.

..

I suspect it's either 75 meter SSB or BPL. Or you're trying to do ham
radio with a Hallicrafters S-120, as I did 42 years ago.

The late George Harrison said (in song) that gossip is the Devil's
Radio.

73-Nick


(Hank Higgens) wrote in message . com...
This is true, I build a special radio that receives voices from hell,
you can hear people crying in pain, you can year devils and demons
singing gruesome songs that torture the damned.

These voices are really evil.If you want to receive hell 666, too,
just contact me.

I suspect it's either 75 meter SSB or BPL. Or you're trying to do ham
radio with a Hallicrafters S-120, as I did 42 years ago.

The late George Harrison said (in song) that gossip is the Devil's
Radio.

73-Nick


(Hank Higgens) wrote in message . com...
This is true, I build a special radio that receives voices from hell,
you can hear people crying in pain, you can year devils and demons
singing gruesome songs that torture the damned.

These voices are really evil.If you want to receive hell 666, too,
just contact me.

On Tue, 06 Apr 2004 09:56:06 -0400, JLB wrote:
The original post was not clear as to what frequency he was hearing the
voices on. Was it 75 meters? Sounds to me like a normal band opening on
75.


Hmmm, I wonder how many Hams there are in Paradise, MI?

Jim
N8EE

(Apologies in advance, but I couldn't resist.)

Some might argue that Paradise is in Climax, MI.

David Murphy
AB8SO

On Tue, 06 Apr 2004 09:56:06 -0400, JLB wrote:
The original post was not clear as to what frequency he was hearing the
voices on. Was it 75 meters? Sounds to me like a normal band opening on
75.


Hmmm, I wonder how many Hams there are in Paradise, MI?

Jim
N8EE

(Apologies in advance, but I couldn't resist.)

Some might argue that Paradise is in Climax, MI.

David Murphy
AB8SO

On Mon, 05 Apr 2004 21:56:11 -0700, Hank Higgens wrote:

This is true, I build a special radio that receives voices from hell, you
can hear people crying in pain, you can year devils and demons singing
gruesome songs that torture the damned.

Sounds like 40M on a Saturday. Ooooooooooolaaaaa,
Helllllooooo Raaaaadiooooo.....

73, Ed, EI9GQ.

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On Mon, 05 Apr 2004 21:56:11 -0700, Hank Higgens wrote:

This is true, I build a special radio that receives voices from hell, you
can hear people crying in pain, you can year devils and demons singing
gruesome songs that torture the damned.

Sounds like 40M on a Saturday. Ooooooooooolaaaaa,
Helllllooooo Raaaaadiooooo.....

73, Ed, EI9GQ.

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JLB wrote:
There is a Hell, MI (honest! look it up if you don't beleive me), but I
think it is too small to support a broadcast station.

Jim
"Paul Burridge" wrote in message
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On 5 Apr 2004 21:56:11 -0700, (Hank
Higgens) wrote:


This is true, I build a special radio that receives voices from hell,
you can hear people crying in pain, you can year devils and demons
singing gruesome songs that torture the damned.

You don't need a special radio for that. Just listen to rap music!




Was it a governmrnt broadcast?

JLB wrote:
There is a Hell, MI (honest! look it up if you don't beleive me), but I
think it is too small to support a broadcast station.

Jim
"Paul Burridge" wrote in message
...

On 5 Apr 2004 21:56:11 -0700, (Hank
Higgens) wrote:


This is true, I build a special radio that receives voices from hell,
you can hear people crying in pain, you can year devils and demons
singing gruesome songs that torture the damned.

You don't need a special radio for that. Just listen to rap music!




Was it a governmrnt broadcast?

"JLB" wrote in message
...
The original post was not clear as to what frequency he was hearing the
voices on. Was it 75 meters? Sounds to me like a normal band opening on
75.

Or 27.185 MHZ.


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