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Originally posted by moderndayHanSolo
that doesnt sound good. this guy has a good story. i thought this was skunkworks??
if he is who he says he is, i dont know how anyone will get any info from him other than what he want to tell us.
[edit on 11-2-2008 by moderndayHanSolo]
Originally posted by SkepticOverlord
The member will not be responding until we work out some confirmation behind the scenes.
More as we know it.
Originally posted by SkepticOverlord
The member will not be responding until we work out some confirmation behind the scenes.
More as we know it.
Originally posted by shiman
Hello
I'm not going to come in with an attack on you honesty because i am not that ignorant. You are very honest though
Do you know anything about how the government is going to use the fequencies gained by the digital switch on February 14, 2009?
Originally posted by no_one817
Originally posted by gariac
reply to post by no_one817
Actually at night time (when Coast to Coast is on), 840 comes in at the Nellis range. Also 640 (KFI) out of LA. There is another station out of New Mexico that makes it out there. From higher locations, you can hear 95.1 out of Pahrump. It isn't line of sight, so the signal sounds a bit distorted.
NPR geeks can hear KNPR right up to Coyote Summit. It doesn't reach Rachel. Of course I know all this stuff because I've actually been to the border areas. You don't find this mundane stuff on the net.
Again, when you plan your next hoax, you need to consider such details.
840 comes in loud and clear to nellis, but does not to gl. 640 Comes on on the 93 but drops off once you hit Alamo. The rest of what you said really makes little to no difference. My radio that I listen to is a satellite radio. That or simple mp3 music. Would you know about 840 coming in loud and clear to gl having never been on the base? no. I get that you are trying to debunk me, but doing it by trying to claim I'm wrong about 840's range to gl is pretty weak.
P.s saying NPR reaches Coyote Summit basically is reaching Rachel, unless the signal drops off after another 4 or 5 miles.... Another mundane fact I suppose.
You just proved yourself to be a hoax. On a high security base, no outside electronic devices are allowed