[Milsurplus] GI sound effects
Bob Wilder
[email protected]
Fri, 03 May 2002 12:55:00 -0500
Try talking to someone in waist of a B-25 with
those straight
stacks. Found that the only place in the cargo
bay of either
the C-130 or C-133 where you could talk was all
the way aft
next to the jump doors and even then you have to
almost shout.
Forget about talking aboard an "Old Shaky" the
C-124, If not for
the engine sound the rattles will cover up a
normal voice.
Bob Wilder, AF2HD
USAF (Ret) Radio Operator
Todd Bigelow - PS wrote:
>
> I've got video from inside the radio compartment of the Nine-O-Nine with all four
> engines lighting off one after the other. A bit drawn out (one engine was
> stubborn), but the audio could be stripped and edited fairly easily I'd guess.
> Makes me chuckle to watch a movie like Memphis Belle with the crew members talking
> amoungst each other so easily. When you're in flight with a flight helmet/headset
> on and all 4 engines are roaring, casual conversation just isn't possible. Hand
> signals work well, until you hit turbulence. One can only begin to imagine what
> those crews went through on a regular basis with flak and fighter attacks on top of
> the rest.
>
> 73 de Todd/'Boomer' KA1KAQ
>
> Marty R's GI-stuff haunt wrote:
>
> > Has anyone done anything like record rackety things for use as background
> > during ham-employment of GI radios?
> >
> > Like
> >
> > SCR-287, ARC-5, etc. B17 engines on take-off (gonna get that tomorrow)
> >
> > SCR-245, etc. Dozer track-on-dry-pavement clatter to sound
> > like 1935 tank or half-track
> >
> > SCR-284, SCR-178, etc. Infantry hf - open mike @ firing range oughta do it.
> >
> > SCR-183/283 Open-cockpit 1935 HF. Live mic in Stearman
> > PT17 w. J600 oughta might be right.
> >
> > This pursuit reminds me of fun.
> >
> > Whos-dunnit? C'mon, fess up.
> >
> > Marty
>
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