[Spooks] Wierd

[Jeff Wilson]

Sounds like a good catch Devan. 

As far as recording the audio to your pc, does your receiver have a
line out? You can just plug in the line out of your receiver or tape
deck into the PC's Line In or Mic-In to record the audio. Windows even
has a built in sound recorder under Start
Menu>Programs>Accessories>Entertainment. You can record up to 60
seconds of audio into a .wav file with that software.

I started recording so much I bought this $12 program,
http://www.highcriteria.com/ , Total Recorder, a couple years ago. It
allows me to record directly from my receiver and 'rip' to mp3 on the
fly.

In fact, here's a few of my catches, including Lincolnshire poacher
and the US HAARPS program.

http://www.jeffwilson.org/ars/shortwave/

Anyway, if you figure out how to record the audio into a .wav or .mp3
file, let me know, and I'll host it on the my website for you. Then we
can all hear it.

Regards,

Jeff Wilson
KG6RIF


On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 12:36:03 +0100, Jochen Schäfer
<jochen.schupper at gmx.de> wrote:
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> Hello Devan,
> 
> the station, which you heard, whas E10, obviously Israel/Mossad related.
> The callsign was "Sierra Yankee [not 90] November 2". The schedule (2145)
> is typical for these stations. The only thing, which wondered, is/was the
> classical music and the fast DTMF tones.
> 
> You only have a tape and can't change into MP3 or another internet sound
> format? If so, I can only say "Welcome into club:-)", because in this time
> I have the same possibilities - or shall I say problems. But in any time
> this will change. I dream of a recorder with CDRW, radio and cassette. That
> would make it possible to record a stations directly from the radio,
> without working with more cables.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Jochen
> 
> 
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Jeff Wilson