Amateur Radio UFO Networks
ARUFON (USA)
Amateur Radio UFO Net
Frequency: 3.9777 Mhz
Days: Tuesdays & Saturdays
Time: 0000 Zulu (7 PM CST - - 8 PM EST)
Mode: Lower Side Band (LSB)
NOTE: We now have an alternate frequency if the primary band is unusable for whatever reasons (poor atmospheric propagation conditions etc.) and listeners do not hear us on the primary band. Listen around 7.236.5 Mhz
Primary Net Control: Rich Vitello W1RV
Secordary Net Control: Bill WB9NLI
Phone: 1-508-839-8817
We would be interested in hearing from other Amateur Radio groups with an interest in the subject of UFOs.
If there is an interest we could arrange to exchange information with other Amateur Radio groups on a more suitable band or over the Internet.
E-mail: w1rv@abcde.com
E-mail: arufon@yahoo.com
Web: http://arufon.org
MUFON Amateur Radio Net (USA)
Frequency: 7.237 Mhz
Day: Saturdays
Time: 7.00 to 8.00 AM Central Time
Mode: Lower Side Band (LSB)
The Net is led by Bob Schultz (W0AXK) of Minnesota MUFON.
He can be contacted by e-mail at: uforobert@aol.com for more info.
You are advised that if you want to try to listen to these stations you will need a quality short wave communications receiver which has the capability of decoding SINGLE SIDE BAND TRANSMISSIONS (SSB).
If in doubt about equipment go to your local AMATEUR RADIO DEALER rather than a high street store (I'm sure you know the assistant who can sell you anything and not know how it works!) and tell him what you want to receive (you don't have to mention UFOs!). If you don't know of a local store buy a copy of SHORT WAVE MAGAZINE (in the U.K.) and look through that, also look at the cost of the equipment - it's not cheap! I would only recommend you buy one if you think you would like to listen to short wave radio in general.
| Vital Signs: A Complete Guide to the Crop Circle Mystery and Why It Is Not a Hoax
- Andy Thomas Crop circles, those beautiful and complex patterns that are visible from the air in fields around the world, have long fascinated the public, media, and scientific community. Vital Signs is a comprehensive guide for newcomers to these puzzling patterns and an essential history for those who are already intrigued. Illustrated with hundreds of full-color and black-and-white photos, this chronological and photographic history is an accessible discussion of the various crop circle theories, physical and statistical evidence, and the surprising effects these formations have had on observers and researchers. |
|
Top |
