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Originally Posted by dowsingdoer
Thanks Shivani Devi for the links to your recordings, I have listened to all of them but not right through I must admit as some are rather long. I noted your comments about quality but found most to have plenty of clear areas and I was able to get many of the words although it sometimes took two goes. But strangely it is so variable. Some simple words or names I failed with but where you placed a pair of spectacles in view I got most of the word "spectacles" instantly although it seemed to have taken longer for you.
I do find the pulsing scanning noise of the P-SB7 very distracting though.
I have been experimenting today with a Raudive germanium crystal detector circuit into my Sony digital recorder, it's promising but needs a gain stage to increase the volume. I think your suggestion to LillyBelle about using P-SB7 make more sense for me also, I have read the the Radio Shack hack and the Sangean too can't be carried out on the present models due to "improvements" ie ribbon cables instead of pins that can be bent out of the way. I don't know if this is true though.
Many thanks, Chris
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It's awesome that you're trying out the Raudive Germanium detector circuit on your digital recorder. <3
I've watched some guys on Youtube do that as well...but the results were pretty weird...it reminded me of the early Scole experiments.
Here is some information about the Scole Experiment:
https://www.thescoleexperiment.com/t...periments.html
Here is a video of a guy on youtube trying to repeat it (and failing). lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ml2Mg4Tg2w
Then, Appydroid has recently put out a 4 germanium Diode X 2 transceiver in tandem array:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rumUOw7UWUw - AWESOME!
I remember getting into all this stuff about 2 years ago...after studying the collected works of Konstantin Raudive.
...and all of this led me to the Incredible All-band receiver:
http://www.techlib.com/electronics/allband.htm
Now, to scan with an all-band receiver using a 4 germanium array and a hexagonal aerial ....they tried a star-shaped aerial array with the Scole experiment and made everybody puke. LOL
Had I the time, money, soldering capabilities and no arthritis or nervous ticks, I'd build my own spirit boxes.
If you have the time, check out EJ Gold's Beta Blocker Spirit Radio, Andy's Box and even Nikola Tesla's Tesla Coil Spirit Radio...fun stuff.
Also yeah, the current radio models aren't hackable...
Here's the updated hackable radio list:
http://itcvoices.org/updated-hackable-radio-list/
...but I've overloaded you with enough tech for one day....this used to be a
huge passion of mine.