Comments by "Mike H" (@Mike-H_UK) on "Ringway Manchester" channel.

  1. @Uncle K the Reverend Cheers, I wouldn't make a good detective!
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  2. Another great video Lewis. And now I know that a Plessey Pusher is not a drug dealer!!
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  3. Do you know what company makes this antenna? I am assuming that it is not Huawei....
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  4. Actually, it possible to detect radio receivers that are listening and not transmitting. However, if the listener switches between broadcasts quite quickly (as is often the case with scanners) it makes detection much more difficult.
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  5. That's the sort of illegal activity I would normally only expect from Kirby.
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  6. Great video Lewis. Looking forward to your face-face interviews!
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  7. Looking forward to Sunday!
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  8. So, if Radio 4 is not used to give orders to the submarines, do you think that they might use Radio 2 instead? I'm thinking that there must be some highly secret reason why those programmes are still being transmitted.....
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  9. Is that a copy of the SSC Confidential plan v9 at the end? They are as rare as hens' teeth!
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  10. Fantastic video Lewis. Again, very well researched. I found some map references on globalsecurity and traced a number of the sites for fun.. It also explains a bit about the use of the Krug rings.
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  11. Not bad, but I think you should have checked how well they operated when underwater!
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  12. Does that mean that I am also a nerd for watching this video?
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  13. Lewis, you've convinced us. We will throw out all of our dangerous radios!! ;-)
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  14. Uncle K would have been up the mast and stolen the rig.....
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  15. It is wicked, sweet, awesome if I am not very much mistaken!! It is interesting how many people view both YouTube channels....
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  16. Speak for yourself. I want to survive in order that I can send 228 character messages to all of my friends telling them where I am.
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  17.  @richiehoyt8487  It's certainly an interesting subject about how much one can gleam from these seemingly small preferences. Back in the early 1990s, when home PCs and printers were more of a rarity, and I worked for a large company, applicants normally applied for graduate jobs by filling in an application form. Completing the forms properly took about a day (poss. more) since the applicant would almost certainly have to consider their answers very carefully in advance to fit their handwritten responses in the boxes provided. Just about every applicant that we had was appropriate, and we could consider every application carefully because there were not too many of them. Every applicant got a custom reply from the HR department. Fifteen years later when the company had moved over to a CV based recruitment approach, along with the rest of the profession, we were inundated with CVs every week, most of which were speculative and inappropriate. We had to hire junior HR officers to sift through the applications, and only the lucky few that we wanted to consider further now got a reply! It is interesting how times change. My niece is in her final year at university and applying for jobs. The companies are providing her with questions in advance and asking for her to make a video of her answering them. That will take some time as well and perhaps cut down speculative applications somewhat. Maybe we have gone in a full circle?
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  18. Anything relating to CB is of interest to me.
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  19.  @AdamosDad  Thanks, I'll assume that that is about as good as can be obtained if ECM equipment is used.
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  20. That's a really neat, great looking radio companion. I wonder what her name is?
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  21. I like transmitters, trains and other geekery, but please don't tell anyone.
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  22. Very well researched video - many thanks.
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  23. You could always try selling them on to Knoxieman as a different type of vintage CB radio....?
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  24. I imagine that there is a link between these guys and the Andromeda guys.
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  25. There is an interesting restaurant in Capitola, California called Shadowbrook that is accessed by a small funicular railway., I wonder if they had as many problems as this? I remember having to descend there once by foot because of maintenance work.
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  26. Looking forward to part 2...
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  27. Great video, Lewis. I tried replying in the format of a number station message, but YouTube removed my post!
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  28. Why? Nothing that they said was incorrect - they had the tapes to back it up!
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  29. If Kirby's drones get jammed then I imagine you will be the prime suspect!
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  30.  @TheMajkla  I don't know whether my problems were local, but they were really bad at around the time JT moved from 6300 to 6285. Do you know if he is on tomorrow (Sunday)? Thanks, Mike.
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  31. There was also the 'Cobra Mist' OTHR project in Suffolk, UK. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_Mist
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  32. Comrade Lewis is a Russian spy trying to lull us all into a false sense of security. 🙂
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  33. Damn criminals. They were all fortunate not to be taken to a place of execution and hanged from the neck until they were dead.
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  34. Got it! There are quite a few amateurs in Bolton Massachusetts. Which group are you in? Hopefully we can have a howdy do sometime.
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  35. 'kin 'ell.....
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  36. 10% extra free!
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  37.  @knoxieman  hey, I didn’t know you followed these as well!!
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  38. Merry Christmas Lewis, Ho, Ho, Ho....
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  39. Shakespeare?
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  40. Jamming the Olympics - that's one for Russia to try!!
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  41. Was it yes or no? Just wondering!
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  42.  @notsorandumusername  Ahhhh!!
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  43. Don't you have a motorway to get back to? ;-)
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  44. Does anyone know about any more stories about 'Martin' that are available online? I assume that Martin isn't his real name, so I can't search for that!!.
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  45.  @RingwayManchester  Thanks for getting back. It's a shame that more isn't available, but I can see why 'Martin' wants to be discreet.
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  46.  @RingwayManchester  Yes, I can see why information relating to the Royal Family or politicians (for example) may not want to be readily available to the IRA.....
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  47. Wow!! It is interesting that you have no old/vintage radios, but this is still a massive collection.
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  48.  @RingwayManchester  That's the spirit!!!
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  49.  @petesmith2234  That's my kind of joke...
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  50. I've only recently subscribed and started binge watching these videos! Congratulations on the shack - it looks great!
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