Youtube hearted comments of sondra york (@sondrayork6317).

  1. his voice still creeps me out even to this day, more now that he's dead.
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  2. When I ran a shoutcast stream, I never had dead air even though it was ran as an amateur radio broadcast station. And even though it was entirely online, it followed the same rules and schedule as commercial stations do. I even had a backup source of audio should dead air occur which was usually my hf radio fed into the sound card lol.
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  3. lol, some hams don’t get it that you only call cq once, wait for a reply, and if not, don’t keep trying on that frequency for another 3 minutes. At the top of each hour and at the bottom of each hour, I observe a radio silence period of 5 minutes to allow distress transmissions because I’m a very considerate operator. Try it, you just might get quite a few friends, be a dick, and we just ignore you.
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  4. I have never heard of a station broadcasting a shutdown loop, that's a new one on me lol.
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  5. I got started out on Xbox before getting my ham license. I only did b/c so I could shoot skip and I also was an avid swler too when sw radio had a lot more stations then it does now. I am still considering getting my gmrs license though.
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  6. Before I got my license for ham radio, I did use to do a lot of scanning mainly for baby monitors and open key microphones as well as cordless telephones but then I got caught doing so and got a warning about the possibility of jail time. Since then though, I got my licenses for both ham and gmrs radio, and basically grew out of doing that crazy rude crap lol.
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  7. I’m a licensed ham/gmrs operator so I know better than to transmit on other frequencies then my licenses authorize. I’ll just use a scanner thank you.
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  8. there are five specific channels that are license-free here in the US. in the VHF band and those channels are limited to simplex line of sight, no repeaters, and the ERP is limited to 2 watts output and that service is known as the multiple-use radio service or MURS. it might be illegal in the UK though and I plan not to find out either lol. and the list of channels there is right above the two-meter ham band too, which over here is mainly used by CAP and the US government for tactical uses. this comes from a scanner hobbyist and ham radio operator,. follow the rules guys, and everything should be just fine. but if u have the money and time, u go right ahead and do ur bullshit freebanding, but... you WILL be heard, you WILL be found, you WILL be caught, and you WILL go to jail if not lose your radio equipment if not both!
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  9. Let’s reboot that computer and erase all sin from the world. Wow though, I honestly didn’t know that the stock market was a big computer though.
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  10. Sounds like it might be a shortwave radio pirate if the signal suddenly changes.
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  11. Dumpster laptop, I love it lol
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  12. mine is the whistler ws1040 which goes from about 25 to about 1300 MHz with certain bands blocked. neat little thing too.
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  13. I just heard that signal back in January from here in the United States. It’s really eerie sounding to say the least.
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  14. 10 megawatts? that's ten million watts! imagine the electric bill after shutting off the transmitter after a day of operation. it sure can't be cheap, and I highly doubt too that you are going to be able to run something like that on battery power, but wow, ten mill8ion watts? wow lol
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  15. an rf burn from that antenna would be quite nasty. at that high of power output, it could maybe kill you if you grounded yourself properly.
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  16. god that is just awful. I'm a linseed ham radio and I'd never be stupid enough to even transmit there, let alone on any frequency other than ham freqs. yeah, i listen to them on my wideband scanners yeah, but I'd NEVER intentionally transmit on any frequency or ies not authorized by my general class license. not intentionally anyway. not even by accidently as I have no reason to transmit outside of the ham bands other than for MURS/FRS and even then, I use AUTHORIZED radios to transmit on those channels. never my Baofeng. I don't think the airports mind u listening there no, but they do know how to track you down should you make the mistake in mocking ATC, if you want to talk to me on the ham bands, great, just get your license first and we can do all the regchew in the world. all i ask though is please do not do what these stupid yobs did, it will get you jailed every time. good luck in getting your license too because the FCC won't grant you such privileges if you DO decide to jam radio services. just a heads up from a 20-year licensee on ham radio.
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  17. the best way to get a radio station on air, is to use shout cast instead of taking chances with radio frequency broadcasting. I used to broadcast at 87.9 MHz on the FM dial under part 15 but the transmitter i used didn't last too long so I switched over to shout cast instead of putting money into something as small as that little transmitter. a lot of what i broadcasted though was of very little interest to those outside of the high school i worked for though so it really wasn't much lol.
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  18. The digital tone sounds akin to SSTV but I don’t know what format it is using if it is SSTV or if it’s another data signal.
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  19. i use to be able to hear this one m9onibug that i later on found out was my next-door neighbor lol, since the house burned though, i isn't heard a peep on 47*9.83602 mhz. i don't even hear milcoms down there like the allocations say either, I've even tried doing dx on that band too but of course, there was no such luck LOL,
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  20. I’m not a telephone operator no, but as a kid I used to call information just to talk to the Beloit central office lady lol. Turns out, she, just like me, was a CB operator as well as a telephone company employee. So, because every time I called, it cost per call, I went from the phone, to cb radio to talk to her on her commute to work and to home all I know is, her name was Julie. To bad she went away, because she was my friend ho I thought lived in the telephone when in reality, she was a living being just like me and you. That’s what got me into ham radio which I have been into for 20 years now.
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  21. That signal sounds like the ring through you hear when making a call. But there’s no answer. Just ringing.
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  22. 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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  23. Connect it to a phone running pocket rxtx tuned to one of the main SSTV hf frequencies. Let it run, and see what it picks up if anything. Be interesting to see if it would pick up any SSTV using the robot 8 protocol.
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  24. 1 2 3. 1 2 3. 1 2 3 in Spanish lol
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  25. 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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  26. Congrats Lewis, you’re made the creepiest sounding video yet.
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  27. the systems used here in the states use P25 which I had to upgrade my scanner to listen to them,.
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  28. That signal alone is eerie sounding. And that lady’s voice isn’t that much better either lol.
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