Comments by "Peter S" (@Peter_S_) on "Ringway Manchester" channel.

@RCAvhstape Is north korea actively firing ballistic missiles at neighboring countries? russia is a terrorist state.
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You know all the HAARP facility information is declassified and you can read it yourself, don't you? You do know civilian college students without security clearance were using the facilities when these rumors were more 'latest gossip'? The transmitter schematics used to be on their website. The secret part of the project was concerned with low bit rate submarine communications but that data remains classified. The facility has been totally under University of Alaska Fairbanks control since 2015.
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That would be great. When I was doing WiFi 25 years ago I used a lot of LMR-400 for 2.5 GHz links. Radio sites had a lot of LMR series cables up to LMR-1200 that I saw but then there were lots of waveguides as well for the larger stuff. Smashing idea for a series!
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New designs.
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The first of these alerts I received was roughly 10 years ago in texas, and like Lewis' experience it was an 'Amber Alert' about an abducted child. Since then I've received them for severe weather, tornadoes, heavy hail (2-5cm stones!), and the COVID mask mandate. The hail message was quite ominous as it stated animals outdoors and livestock WILL be hurt in no uncertain terms.
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There is emergency warning, but system control is centralized like all things there.
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West Marine would OEM and rebadge all their complex items. That's likely a decent bit of receiver inside the case.
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In Sausalito, California, Several residences built into the steep hillsides had smaller versions of these railways to access them. Most seemed to be 4-6 people sized but they looked very similar and had only a single car with a large counterweight.
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In the 1980s the American comedy broadcast "Not Necessarily the News" opened one episode with film of the Pope using a C.B. as he rode in the Popemobile. I don't recall his handle.
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It's nothing in comparison to the result of not operating in safety. Planes create exhaust whenever they operate, all the time, not just when in circling patterns. The same applies to cars and trucks, and thermal power plants for that matter.
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It's a time slice dependent DC level restore. See my post for a brief rundown of the circuit.
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@xXRedTheDragonXx Compare the Jan 3, 2003 press release below to what I already posted above if you want to rate my guess. - - - - - - - - - - - - - LAGUNA PUEBLO, N.M. (AP) — Laguna Industries Inc., which nearly closed its doors three years ago, is on the rebound again, thanks to new federal contracts that are providing much-needed jobs for American Indians. The Laguna Pueblo-owned company is once again one of New Mexico's largest employers, with 320 workers and nearly $30 million in business booked for the next two years. The company broke ground recently on a new high-tech military radio frequency test range called MATIC, for Mobility Assessment Test and Integration Center. MATIC is a 32,000-square-mile range where the military will test frequencies, radios and other aspects of communications networks, using the mesas and hills around Laguna Pueblo to simulate battlefield conditions for short-range radio equipment, said Marty Perea, who directs the facility. Laguna Industries was founded in 1984 to bring jobs to Laguna Pueblo, where about 4,000 people live on more than half a million acres 45 miles west of Albuquerque. The Jackpile uranium mine was closing, leaving 600 workers, mostly Laguna Pueblo members, unemployed. "Our primary objective was to bring in jobs for the people," Ron Solimon, a former company executive, told The Albuquerque Tribune. The plan was to create a path for tribal businesses in contracting with the Department of Defense, the U.S. Army and other government agencies.
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@jacobwilbers9852 Nope, not me. I contracted for the Department of the Interior and I used 56K DDS leased lines instead of radio links. I'm wondering if the press release I posted above from Laguna Industries is showing up? Two lines from it: MATIC is a 32,000-square-mile range where the military will test frequencies, radios and other aspects of communications networks, using the mesas and hills around Laguna Pueblo to simulate battlefield conditions for short-range radio equipment, said Marty Perea, who directs the facility. The plan was to create a path for tribal businesses in contracting with the Department of Defense, the U.S. Army and other government agencies.
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It works like the scroll from a player piano. The picture is made on the scroll and it turns into some number of notes between none and all of them which are played at the same time to create each horizontal line in the waterfall.
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Sadly, that day will be in roughly 1/4 million years if you use accepted formula of 10 times the half-life of the nasty you wish to avoid which in this case is plutonium 239 and anything that decays faster.
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@SocialistDistancing LOL, It seems a solid question and it is a funny name indeed. I was on the fringes of phreaking until I became friends with the famous phreak called Cap'n Crunch who turned out to be a bit of a freaky phreak who wanted to get his freak on. No freaking way. Not my cup of tea.
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@SocialistDistancing He's notorious enough that he's a the heart of many stories which are quite worth reading. He's the inventor of the 'blue box' which gave out the 2600 Hz tone and allowed dialing with a different set of touch-tone digits to turn a regular caller into an international operator, enabling complete control of the phone switching network. With that tool he was able to crank call Richard Nixon in the White house which is a very good story! Two college kids called Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak got in touch with Crunch to learn how it was done and the short of it is that Apple Computer was founded with the funds from selling an HP calculator, a VW bus, and 50 blue boxes. Crunch (aka John Draper) I believe was Apple employee #12. He's now banned from hacking conventions for being freaky.
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@SocialistDistancing The stories are not hard to find. In 2013, a team at DEF CON named itself “Too Old for Cap'n Crunch.”
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@xr6lad You'll be mobilized to the Zero Line soon enough. ruSSian cargo 200 is now 281,090. You will join. All opinions are allowed in the West, but in the West we hate nazis like putler and his minions. The founder of Wagner PMC was a nazi with nazi tattoos. ruSSians are not smart, they are nazi which is why we send HIMARS and SCALP and Storm Shadow and Abrams and Leopard and Javelin and Cluster Munitions. putler thinks he is joseph stalin and you are worth only dirt. ruSSia is like a fungus growing on wheat.
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Given the rise of software defined radio and inexpensive high speed analog to digital converters, I would be shocked if that system didn't produce a continuous waterfall plot of the full spectrum. It takes shockingly little processing power to pull off high quality software defined radio. Genius idea.
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@brentboswell1294 Every Canadian air traveler knows that Toronto Pearson International Airport is YYZ just as every American air traveler knows that Denver International Airport is DEN and every English air traveler knows London Heathrow Airport is LHR. It doesn't take being in a cockpit to know the IATA airport code for your home town airport.
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