Strange Broadcast

You are correct - the are Martians implanting sabotage code in our heads. I have proof!! Start wearing a tin foil hat ... it blocks the Martian rays.

Great Scenario for a Hollywood Movie. Really I enjoyed reading all that.

Thanks

-aljuhani

Hadn't thought of the cellphone. I usually have at least one if not two nearby. Doesn't seem to presage a ring but I guess they must do some sort of regular polling. Strange that I've never noticed it outside of New England.

My radio on my desk at work will make a sound like that if my cell phone is on the desk and about to ring (though only when the radio's on). Normally the phone's in my laptop bag about 8' from the radio and that doesn't happen. If the phone's on the desk it's less than half that distance.

Could be - but I'd suspect it's more likely that the fellow in the next room left his phone right next to _his_ radio, probably about 6" from yours.

You don't have one of those ULF submarine communication arrays around there, do you?

AM?

It happened on a regular though unfrequent basis and was loud

Lower VHF?

Nah. No black helicopters involved.

Could be the Greys, but thinking more along the lines of:

Any patterns with this RFI (EMI) and the weather?

Is it more active when it is dry than when it raining?

Sounds like a transformer somewhere needs a good smack with a 4x4. Perhaps you could try using a handheld radio (using AM) to locate the source and if it is power related, get the power co to come out to take care of it.

Its common.

-Eric

snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com hath wroth:

I don't believe any conspiracy theories other than the one's I write.

Could be radar. When the navy floats into Montery Bay, we get all kinds of strange noises coming out of the electronics. They're suppose to turn off the radar when in harbor, but they never do.

Funny you should ask, the Naval Undersea Warfare Center is in Newport and Raytheon is just up the road.