Comments by "David\x27s Radio Room" (@davidsradioroom9678) on "Ringway Manchester" channel.

  1. Very interesting. I was living in Germany at that time, but I never ran across that station, though. What was the Morse Code in the background?
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  2. I have seen the antennas on top of the Admiralty in the 1970s. They were impressive,
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  3. I was in London in the 1970s. Went by the Admiralty. There were a lot of HF antennas on the roof. Any idea about them?
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  4. That is a really nice setup. Wish I had one like it.
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  5. I still do.
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  6. This video is very informative! Radio has changed a lot since I lived in the UK in the 1970s.
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  7. 😁😁
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  8. I don't know where you get your information from, but I am glad you share it with us. Thanks!
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  9. Very interesting! Thanks for sharing!
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  10. You can't make this stuff up. Numbers stations are intriguing.
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  11. They have to be some sort of digital signal. How someone decodes it, I don't know.
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  12. I was thinking the same thing.
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  13. That's one for the books!
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  14. It certainly does
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  15. Your videos never cease to amaze me!
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  16. Unfortunately medium wave radio is dying a slow death. This is another casualty. Listen to MW while you can.
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  17. I didn't do it. I swear! Exciting video. Thanks for sharing.
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  18. Maritime communications ae fun listening,
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  19.  @PsRohrbaugh  LOL
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  20. How interesting! I'm going to re-listen to my albums for more secret signals! 😁😁
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  21. An excellent presentation. Thanks!
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  22. This is a fantastic site.
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  23. Those letters might be in Cyrillic. It is still interesting. Thanks..
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  24.  burteriksson  Wow.
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  25.  burteriksson  One wonders who that really was. 😉
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  26. Antenna sites are always interesting.
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  27. Great information. Imagine running into Andy there.
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  28. I don't know how you get all the information for your videos, but I'm glad you do! Thanks!
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  29. I visited Chicksands in the early 1970s. I didn't get anywhere near the antenna, but it could be seen easily.
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  30. Wow!
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  31.  @rmcrae62  Cool!
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  32. Thanks for all the work you put into your videos. They are really interesting!
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  33. Very informative 👏
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  34. It's amazing how a station can disappear without a trace.
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  35. Time to listen to these NDBs before they all go away.
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  36. I used to live about 75 miles from NYC, and was able to receive a lot of these stations. Your video brings back memories. Thanks.
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  37.  @Isochest  Wow!
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  38. Most interesting. Thank you.
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  39. Very interesting and informative! Thanks!
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  40. It is amazing what you have uncovered. Great job!
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  41. Your videos are absolutely amazing! Thanks for sharing.
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  42. I thought ai knew a lot about the National Radio Quiet Zone, but now I know a lot more. Thanks!!
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  43. Excellent video! I was in England when the radio changes took place in 1978. Sad to see so many MW stations closing,
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  44. Wow! What dramatic listening!
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  45. An excellent video, as always. It does bring one question: What is the US military using in its place?
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  46. Thanks for the tour. When die BBC One and BBC T20 become BBCA and BBCB? What was the reason for the change?
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  47. Something I never knew. Thanks
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  48. Boy, I want one of those!!!
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  49.  @ElliottVeares  Depends on what company owns the station
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  50.  @WimsicleStranger  Sounds about right.
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