Comments by "sondra york" (@sondrayork6317) on "Ringway Manchester" channel.

  1. the letter K in cw as a curtesy tone? wow, different.
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  2. such yobs, people have nothing other to do, so they do this shit instead, they need to find jobs, and get a life before they ruin other l8ives. they need jail, saying mayday even once is basically taboo on the ham bands, why would I do it on marine, if i don't do it on ham radio. you're basically using the radio to dial 911, it's a different method yes, but it still serves as an emergency call, nonetheless. it's even illegal to do that on CB, FRS and GMRS, GMRS especially because channel 20 with a frequency of 462.675 MHz is still reserved in many areas as a traveler's assistance/emergency calling channel. I do monitor there at times too, so if you do decide u want to try it, I'll get help figuring out your location, and we'll get law enforcement involved. I'm not yet a GMRS licensee no, and one day I plan on it too, but still, try it, see what happens, I guarantee you're not going to like the outcome when you DO try it though.
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  3. So they basically reeled in the criminals by using a fake emergency alert? I don’t dare try that on ham or gmrs let alone murs cb or FRS LOL.
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  4. What year describing is bleed over interference from a radio transmitter near to the studio.
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  5. the thing I'm getting out of this video is that those radios are similar in design to our frs gmrs units. the only difference is though that the freque4ncy band is different than what ours use. plus, over her you'd need a ham license "which I have e" in order to use them as the frequencies they use are in the 70 cm ham band. there are like 8 different channels those radios use too.
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  6. I use websdr, because I struggle with qrm when listening to shortwave radio so I might have to try tuning for them.
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  7. That signal sounds like the ring through you hear when making a call. But there’s no answer. Just ringing.
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  8. It’s pretty much the way a repeater works. It receives the signal on one frequency and retransmits it on another extending the range of the client transmitter “your radio”.
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  9. Sounds like someone set off an emergency locator transmitter or emergency position indicating radio beacon but of course the frequency is wrong for such operations.
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  10. It’s also a very popular Christmas song called what child is this. And that voice sounds AI generated too lol. It’s too clear to be someone reading live at the microphone.
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  11. Pirate broadcasting is not a good way to go about getting a fm license, at least not here in the United States anyway.lol.
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  12. I have been a ham for over twenty years, and I know that if you don't have a computer connected to a radio, you cannot transmit viruses over the airwaves. that covid crap is just that, bs, you cannot get covid from a radio tower, rf burns yes maybe if u touch the aerial, but, covid is impossible to get from a tower unless the person before you had it, and they licked one of the tower rungs, and you touched it, quit the bull crap already.
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  13. this one sounds like those SIT tones you hear when you try to dial a wrong formatted code lol. doo doing ding, the number you have dialed, is not in the correct format, please hang up, and try your call again. something like that but instead of that intercept, a string of numbers lol.
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  14. lol I saw this video on Facebook under a group for swl listeners, i thought it was odd that they used windows xp and not that synthesizer they use to use.
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  15. The 40 meter band does get crazy at night. I do a lot of SWLing using WebSDR and I have heard some of the shit that goes on down there lol.
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  16. No service means that it cannot find a cell signal.
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  17. The signal riding under the buzzer signal sounds like a computer signal of some kind lol.
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  18. They kinda look like a whale too.
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  19. That antenna connection looks like the old pl259 connector S used on the old 11 meter cb band. Lol,
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  20. I’ve heard that term before and it is a very racist derogatory term for a black person. People who use that language should not even be near a radio transmitter. It’s mean to call somebody that anyway.
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  21. Sounds akin to feedback from a microphone resting against a speaker while left open.
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  22. Lewis, that would be one hell of an antenna for hf communications. I wouldn’t have issues with the squirrels climbing on a tower at least. 800+ miles of antenna would be a world record lol.
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  23. My baofeng only has 128 possible slots for programming in frequencies and their information I take it they upgraded it to 250 slots?
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  24. It’s very similar to the United States gmrs. But we require a license to operating on the 8 input frequencies and on the 22 simplex channels if using more than 2 watts. Otherwise it is classed as FRS radio.
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  25. That’s the interval signal for radio France. I think it is anyway.
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  26. Vvv gbr, vvv gbr, vvv gbr. Where the vvv is a way of testing a CW transmitter. I have copied such signals from the HF bands.
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  27. Now that is a cool looking phone.where can I get one, the government one I have is crap lol.
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  28. Sounds like, if it appeared a week after the attacks, it sounds like it could be military related that it could be jamming
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  29. Emergency services only telephone. I see them, not that model no, but I see similar phones used in elevators.
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  30. So, if they use an and n for army and navy, how did amateur radio adopt those letters along with k, w. That is a very good question.
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  31. It sounds like some kind of clock signal if it’s ticked right to the second. Sounds like it could be a time signal. The kind of data that is being used sounds very much like WWV uses on 60 kHz long wave.
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  32. People are stupid idiots, they have nothing better to do than to jam communications. I have been licensed for 20+ years now and that’s one thing that pisses me off to no end, jamming signals for the hell of it.
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  33. I’ve scanned those frequencies and I’ve heard cordless headphones being used before they went digital. Was sometimes interesting too.
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  34. All aboard radio it sounds like to me
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  35. a ground plane antenna on a handheld? that is just unusual I've seen them used for mobile purposes and stationary purposes, but not used with handheld units.
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  36. Sounds like SSTV in a way where the first two tones sounded the same as the header tones in an SSTV signal.
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  37. The first one sounds almost like a clock signal. Like a time station.
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  38. That doesn’t even sound like a train whistle. It sounds more like he is doing it with his mouth. Lol
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  39. 1 2 3. 1 2 3. 1 2 3 in Spanish lol
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  40. Sounds like a series of farts lol
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  41. Does this little rig pick up HF frequencies as well, I want to know because I really do want to get back on hf but without having to use the internet and webSDR.
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  42. It’s legal in the USA AS LONG AS you don’t use the information you obtain to commit a crime, or as long as you don’t try to go to the location of the transmission taking place or as long you as a citizen do not respond to an ongoing investigation or any kind of emergency UNLESS you are authorized by law enforcement to do so. That’s the radio laws here in the United States. Hamm radio and FRS gmrs and murs in limited circumstances is exempt from such laws.
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  43. I haven’t listened in a while, but I use both websdr and a c crane skywave. The websdr because I don’t have ssb reception otherwise.
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  44. That’s the song for this video series!!!! lol.
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  45. Congrats Lewis, you’re made the creepiest sounding video yet.
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  46. underneath that one buzzer recording, I could hear what sounded like the CW letter v which is didaahdaahdaah
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  47. Ummmmmmmmmm, sounds like an x rated station LOL
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  48. lol a numbers station that uses pat fleet as it's voice, Haha. sounds like you dialed a wrong number.
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  49. Wow, I knew it was easy to hack ham repeater’s which I have seen done,but….. trains? Wow we need to get the people doing this off the air and off the rails.
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  50. I do, they do use headsets and just about all of them use unsecured radio systems in the 150 MHz spectrum for the customer and 30 MHz for the server.
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