/hamradio/ - Electronics

I listen for anything. But I usually just find religious broadcasts and foreign propaganda. I kinda enjoy them. Number stations are 2spooky4me.

Using web sdr's are a good way to listen to and look for number stations. They're good because you can listen for things that wont propagate that well to you. eg: all the cool stuff in europe
This one: http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/
is a good one because they have a chat and people normally repot and post anomalies/numbers stations.

http://priyom.org/ is also an extremely good resource for learning about numbers stations.

>>87
If you want unprofessional numbers stations look up the polish ones. They sometimes play windows xp startup/shutdown/volume ajustment sounds during broadcasts.

>>87
I found a few Spanish ones when I was living by the Gulf Coast. No clue if drug runner or Cuban.

>>87

http://irdial.hyperreal.org/the%20conet%20project/

I've yet to go through them all. Sparked my interest because of a movie called Vanilla Sky. I forget which one of these was sampled for the movie, though. Whichever one it was, I used it for a Halloween haunted house type deal one year. Kids were freaked.

>>92

>http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/

Wow, this is pretty cool.

>>184

here's what I was talking about:

http://irdial.hyperreal.org/the%20conet%20project/disc%201/tcp_d1_4_phonetic_alphabet_nato_irdial.mp3

>>92
This is really fun. I like pretending that it's post-apocalyptic radio. Very ethereal quality.

Just read this interesting piece of history.

http://www.qsl.net/n1irz/woodpeck.html

Get your groove on, /hamradio/