[Spooks] Something really funny

[Ed]

yup, and when HAARP performed those propagation tests (about 8 years ago) i 
mailed them a QSL request and received very nice QSL with a photo of their 
amazing antenna array.  i just read in Monitoring Times magazine that you 
can now submit QSL requests to HAARP via email.

-ed, N3KOW


At 10:49 AM 11/28/05 -0600, you wrote:
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>I remember some years ago the people who run HAARP asked radio amateurs to
>submit signal reports to them.  They had a transmitter test just below the
>40-meter ham band. It was widely publicized in the ham community.
>
>The transmission was just a solid carrier.
>
>73, Zack (W9SZ)
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>
>On Mon, 28 Nov 2005, Borja Marcos wrote:
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> >
> > A Spanish paranormal reporter (www.ikerjimenez.com) is now doing a TV
> > program. One of the covered subjects yesterday was the HAARP Project,
> > which some paranoids consider a weather control weapon.
> >
> > He claimed that one can actually hear the HAARP transmissions in HF
> > and, guess what? He played a recording of a numbers station!!!! I
> > couldn't identify it, was one of the serious female voices in a
> > language similar to German.
> >
> > Funny, isn't it? They claim to be real experts on government
> > conspiracies, secret services, etc, etc. :D
> >
> > Borja.
> >
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