Warpcore wrote:
I think I asked this before in a thread, but can't find it now: what does a
HAARP signal sound like ? Is there a HF frequency they are using on which a
person might hear such a signal - can the dx 394 hear it ?

THANKS


I got cute teeth & claws meow


it's off again
sounded like RTTY and code
3.390Mhz
rw

Well, then I heard it on the fqy you gave - thanks for the info.

What I read someplace was that one purpose of HAARP is to jam incoming
missiles so as to defeat their intent by inducing the equivalent effect of
EMP into the missile's electronics.

With the current political state of affairs and the current dodgey
propogation, maybe they are trying to see if they can crete conditions where
signals can be reflected. That would be a bonus for us against any
adversary. I do not subscribe to some other ideas behind HAARP.

When I say "current political state of affairs" I am refering to a report
broadcast on local tv at noon here that chinese troops were massing on the
north korean border. Considering that we have deployed troops to the extent
that we are understaffed, and that we have some hig value assets already
about to dock here, it would seem that someone in Washington may have their
whatnot caught in their zipper. If Red China is backing North Korea before a
test of a nuclear armed missile aimed at the US West coast, we could be in
some really deep "jedi poodoo". it is curious that I can't find the report
on CNN or the tv station's website.

Rein Wiehler wrote:

Warpcore wrote:
I think I asked this before in a thread, but can't find it now: what does a
HAARP signal sound like ? Is there a HF frequency they are using on which a
person might hear such a signal - can the dx 394 hear it ?

THANKS


I got cute teeth & claws meow


it's off again
sounded like RTTY and code
3.390Mhz

There are various RTTY and CW stations that operate on or about 3390. Hearing
RTTY and CW does not necessarily denote the operation of HAARP.

Steve
Holland, MI

Drake R7, R8, R8B and Yaesu FRG-7700

I figgered dat s. I do note that the transmissions I was hearing are
silent as of my last audit, so who knows.

GWEN was really spooky-sounding: remember them g ?

YES! I remember the GWEN here on I think 172 KHZ...male voice giving
time every ten seconds as I recall...



On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 22:43:55 GMT, "Warpcore" wrote:

I figgered dat s. I do note that the transmissions I was hearing are
silent as of my last audit, so who knows.

GWEN was really spooky-sounding: remember them g ?