LF3 radio broadcast in Derbyshire

@mullac998 My apologies, and i respectfully ask why you originally quoted a "normal AM radio" that you listened to the broadcast on (without any mention of a radio scanner) and then decoded it?....but later when i asked you what radio you heard the broadcast on, you said it was on a radio scanner and then you decoded it...Clearly a big difference.

Here is picture of a normal Radio Scanner (Digital) and a picture of a normal transistor radio (Analogue)..Please note the differences on both radio`s..

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Can you also tell me what the specific frequency was that you picked up LF3 on please? There is a massive range of frequencies to go through on your scanner and you must have been very fortunate to have picked up that particular frequency...I have a simple device fitted to one of my radio transceivers that records digitally any radio signal on a specific frequency, and i can leave it on receive 24/7...So i might hear LF3 for myself..cheers.
 
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The broadcast are been transmitted from one of three different locations at a time. Two are in Leicestershire in which I was able to locate the exact location of one, that I took a snapshot off. Please note the anomaly at the top of the antenna, that I wasn't aware off at the time. The broadcasts are short and along the AM spectrum. This is where a radio scanner is more useful than a normal radio, to scan the length of the frequency. I noticed other people were also there at the pictured antenna, although they don't see me. They got out of the back off of a seven and a half ton lorry. Wearing white lab coats, with one holding what look like a handheld scanner. The main broadcasts are in Derby, but it's difficult to pinpoint the exact location. I would like to know if anyone else has heard the broadcasts and got any idea where is Derby they're coming from.
 

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mullac998 said:
The broadcast are been transmitted from one of three different locations at a time. Two are in Leicestershire in which I was able to locate the exact location of one, that I took a snapshot off. Please note the anomaly at the top of the antenna, that I wasn't aware off at the time. The broadcasts are short and along the AM spectrum. This is where a radio scanner is more useful than a normal radio, to scan the length of the frequency. I noticed other people were also there at the pictured antenna, although they don't see me. They got out of the back off of a seven and a half ton lorry. Wearing white lab coats, with one holding what look like a handheld scanner. The main broadcasts are in Derby, but it's difficult to pinpoint the exact location. I would like to know if anyone else has heard the broadcasts and got any idea where is Derby they're coming from.
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Your story is as good as some of Lord Haw Haw`s and very very amusing!! (y) :LOL:..
You write very similar to him and make the same basic errors as he did :eek: :D..
The biggest mistake that you and Lord Haw Haw made was by saying you picked up the "Radio Waves"..In reality, a time-wave (Longitudinal wave) cannot be heard on a normal radio wave (Transverse wave), because they are of phase with each other..however i do have my own Scalar Wave receiver for picking up time-waves and i will gladly send you the schematics of it as it is very simple to make and i call it my Frequency Alignment Kinetic Exponentiality, fake for short :p :LOL:..Here is a picture of it :cool: :D

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On a related topic...Has anyone seen this website before?

Morse Code Translator

It lets you type a message and then download it as an audio file in morse code. It would be perfect for pretending that you picked up a message on a radio and then be able to offer "proof". And a simple google search showed that this is not the only website that does this. There are loads of them. Crazy right?
 
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JustMe said:
On a related topic...Has anyone seen this website before?

Morse Code Translator

It lets you type a message and then download it as an audio file in morse code. It would be perfect for pretending that you picked up a message on a radio and then be able to offer "proof". And a simple google search showed that this is not the only website that does this. There are loads of them. Crazy right?
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Excellent research! (y).
In a previous posting our friend @mullac998 Said that there was an "anomaly" at the top of the antenna that he sent us a picture of, i think he failed to notice it was only the Sun shining as the picture was taken with the Sun directly behind the top of the tower :LOL:..
Another message he gave us was, that there were men who got out of a seven and a half ton lorry, wearing white coats and holding what appeared to be a hand held scanner...I think you and i know who those men would be, and their real purpose of "collecting" people with psychological trauma`s for treatment ;) :D

Anyways, he obviously wants to maintain his spoofery just like Lord Haw Haw did, and i believe Num7 really enjoys reading stories from this type of genre....Ok so i will ask him, how did he know it was a seven and a half ton lorry? and i anxiously await the reply (y) :LOL:
 
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Anyways, he obviously wants to maintain his spoofery just like Lord Haw Haw did, and i believe Num7 really enjoys reading stories from this type of genre....Ok so i will ask him, how did he know it was a seven and a half ton lorry? and i anxiously await the reply (y) :LOL:
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Why me again?
 

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