[Spooks] V2a mistakes

[Mark Taylor]

I wouldn't call it "normal" but it does happen from time to time.  I heard
it on two radios, so I was pretty sure it wasn't either radio (nor yours
either Devan.)  Radio Habanna has that buzz also from time to time.  I
presume either a feed or transmitter problem.

Mark

On 10/29/04 11:35 AM, "Devan Burnett" <yaesuvx7r at msn.com> wrote:

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> I was listening to them the other day.  Is that really bad buzzing normal?
> It definately was not my IC-765.
>> From: Mark Taylor <markokpik at tds.net>
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>> Subject: [Spooks] V2a mistakes
>> Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 20:51:56 +0000
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>> V2a; 0100 UTC; 4028 AM.  Squealing carrier on at 0057, start at 0100.
>> Abruptly off at 0138, and back on at 0139 in middle of a 5 number set.
>> Abrupt off at 0143, mid number set.
>> 
>> No doubt about when this transmitter was on or not, it was squealing.  Just
>> bearable on LSB.
>> 
>> If I was going to throw someone off in a transmission, I would do it like
>> this one - it looks really incompetent.
>>