Slow Code wrote:
Nothing heard here. Maybe Todd just needed to talk to someone on 11
meters for a while and he will be back again on 13.556 real soon.

I was listening on that freq a few nights ago and
heard what sounded like a 14 year old kid belching
and making fart noises into his microphone.
Perhaps some kid or more likely a juvenile-minded adult
was just looking for his 15 minutes of fame on the freq?

If I'd known operation was going to be so sporatic, I would have made
recordings and burned them on a CD.

What a waste of a perfectly good CD.
Heck I'll bet you couldn't even sell one of them at the
Dayton Hamvention along with colourful cover art
and a jewel case for $2.00 a pop.

Best to just blow farts on 13.556mHz and if you
lucky you may made a few of the SWL blogs or
one of the shortwave pirate logging articles in a
future issue of the Monitoring Times.

"olekinghole9007" wrote in
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Slow Code wrote:
Nothing heard here. Maybe Todd just needed to talk to someone on 11
meters for a while and he will be back again on 13.556 real soon.

I was listening on that freq a few nights ago and
heard what sounded like a 14 year old kid belching
and making fart noises into his microphone.
Perhaps some kid or more likely a juvenile-minded adult
was just looking for his 15 minutes of fame on the freq?


LOL. Todd must have wanted to fill air-time while he was figuring out how
to get tunes back on. I can't hear Omega at night now. I can only hear it
during hours of daylight if it's on. November propagation.


If I'd known operation was going to be so sporatic, I would have made
recordings and burned them on a CD.

What a waste of a perfectly good CD.
Heck I'll bet you couldn't even sell one of them at the
Dayton Hamvention along with colourful cover art
and a jewel case for $2.00 a pop.


I'd use cd-rw for Omega one so I can re-use the CD, I wouldn't put Omega
One on a burn once cd, that would be a waste, even if they do cost only 99
cents.

SC