[MRCA] The Radio Sets Were Humming...

[mkdorney at aol.com]

The "humming" could have been a vibrator power supply, but it was more likely caused by squelch not being fully adjusted on the radio to silence the white noise, or static, coming through the radio.
 
Mark 
WW2RDO
 
 
 
In a message dated 10/4/2017 11:45:41 AM Eastern Standard Time, scottgs at bellsouth.net writes:

 
All this talk of dynamotor sounds makes me think of a line from the WWII era song “Comin' in on a wing and a prayer”.
 
>From the song:
 
“The radio sets were humming,
We waited for a word,
Then a noise broke
Through the humming and this is what we heard”
 
What is the “humming” referring to?
 
I have my idea.
 
Garret
W8BUG
 
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