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[LibertyNT]

Well...since you brought it up...if one possessed a receiver capable of tuning 608 to 614 Mhz. you might just FIND the aliens. Ever wonder why there is no TV-37 ANYWHERE? 608 - 614 Mhz. is where TV-37 would otherwise be...if one were to exist. "Officially" that spectrum is set aside by FCC rules, allocated to the "Radio Astronomy" service. But years ago when SETI was a government project, that's supposedly where the "Contact" was first made. To this day, 608 - 614 Mhz. is strictly off limits to TV, wireless microphones, or any other transmitting RF device. Other than listening to the heavens at a few facilities (like the VLA in Arizona as seen in the movie "Contact" and few others), the ONLY exception to the no-use rule? Internally implanted "medical devices", completely contained inside the human body.

Remember all the stories of alien abductions...and the reports of being "probed?" Just sayin....

With that being said wouldn't it make a nice laugh if someone played the song from Mars Attacks on one of those frequencies.

 

[93-3TheSurge]

All this talk of aliens reminds me of the greatest radio/alien film, The Arrival, where Charlie Sheen goes south of the border because of suspicious activity he hears on the radio.

Greatest quote in a movie ever: "100,000 watts oughta get there attention."

Hells yeah!!

 

[Lancer]

Here you go - the Radio Netherlands bells/signal:

[url]http://www.intervalsignals.net/files/hol-z-radio_netherlands_rvd_c1975.m3u
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The website that these come from is quite fascinating and a good way to lose a couple of hours without realizing it. http://www.intervalsignals.net

Thanks for the links dismuke, I heard some stuff on there I haven't heard in years! I'll bookmark that one - it's a cool site.

 

[Scotpfv]

I have a Sony shower radio that I picked up in the early 2000's. Gets AM/FM/TV. Of course now with analog TV gone all that can be picked up there is the station running audio on CH 6. However, for some reason I cannot figure out I can also pick up a rather weak/ static filled signal of KDMX on CH 5.

At first thought it might be just a fault with the radio, but is there a rational explination for this?

 

[w9wi]

I have a Sony shower radio that I picked up in the early 2000's. Gets AM/FM/TV. Of course now with analog TV gone all that can be picked up there is the station running audio on CH 6. However, for some reason I cannot figure out I can also pick up a rather weak/ static filled signal of KDMX on CH 5.

At first thought it might be just a fault with the radio, but is there a rational explination for this?

Yep. Same thing as the answer for the original poster: it's an image. 102.9-21.4=81.5, which is close enough to the audio frequency for analog TV channel 5.