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Old October 22nd 07, 11:01 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Gene Seibel
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Default Bizarre radio experience

On Oct 22, 2:26 pm, (Don Poitras) wrote:

I turn off my iPod that's plugged into the headset (not "Ride of the
Valkyries", but Amy LaVere)... silence. Wow. Cool. Plug back in, "podunk..."
Somehow the combination of iPod, wire and LightSpeed 30-3G was acting
as a radio (a very crisp, loud radio) picking up multiple frequencies
at once. I wish I had written down all the airport names so I could see
how many I was hearing, but it was quite the cacophony. I called LightSpeed
and the guy there had never had that reported before. I said I'd post
to a newsgroup to solicit other reports. Anyone?

--
Don Poitras


My bizarre story happened in the mid 70's. I took up a guy in my Tri-
Pacer with a newfangled video camera. It was before small one piece
camcorders existed and the Beta recording deck was in the a back seat
as we flew around town shooting video. We were not concerned with
audio and did not take a microphone along. We got back to the TV
studio where I worked and played the tape. Out of the speaker, clear
as day, came every bit of radio communication from the entire flight,
both transmitted and received. Weird.
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Gene Seibel KB0NNN
http://pad39a.com/gene/broadcast.html
Because I fly, I envy no one.

 




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