Red Wave Radio

by **Diverd47** » Sun, 29 Feb 2004 09:13:13

S-5
Coming in very clear here in NYC

by **Sanjay** » Sun, 29 Feb 2004 09:18:55

Quote:"Diverd4777" wrote...
> S-5
> Coming in very clear here in NYC

Good here in Knoxville, Tennessee also.
Have they identified yet???

by **Diverd47** » Sun, 29 Feb 2004 09:21:31

(Diverd4777) writes:
>Subject: Pirate 6.925 00:10 (2/27/04 )

>Date: 28 Feb 2004 00:13:13 GMT

>S-5
>Coming in very clear here in NYC

WMPR

by **Bria** » Sun, 29 Feb 2004 09:45:45

Yeah, excellent signal, twenty over here in Raleigh, NC. Unfortunately they
are presently playing a dance version of an Oasis song.

Brian

> (Diverd4777) writes:

> >Subject: Pirate 6.925 00:10 (2/27/04 )

> >Date: 28 Feb 2004 00:13:13 GMT

> >S-5
> >Coming in very clear here in NYC

> WMPR

by **N8KD** » Sun, 29 Feb 2004 17:00:23

> S-5
> Coming in very clear here in NYC

As I look at the subject, you have the time as 0010 UTC, but the date as
2/27/04. If you are using UTC then the date also changes, so it should
be 2/28/04.

To put it the way you did, you are implying that the event took place
about 24 hours previous to what you were actually reporting.

Steve
Holland, MI
Drake R7, R8 and R8B

http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm

by **Diverd47** » Sun, 29 Feb 2004 21:53:52

writes:

>> S-5
>> Coming in very clear here in NYC

>As I look at the subject, you have the time as 0010 UTC, but the date as
>2/27/04. If you are using UTC then the date also changes, so it should
>be 2/28/04.

>To put it the way you did, you are implying that the event took place
>about 24 hours previous to what you were actually reporting.

>Steve
>Holland, MI
>Drake R7, R8 and R8B

>http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm

Steve, here's how it works:
I have a clock, here in NY
set to UTC.
That's in London / greenwich England
- Zulu Time.
But i'm really here in New York, 90 miles south of New Paltz
Where they're doing Gay Marriages..
So, I look at my clock, set to London Time
And my calander, Set to NY Time
The calander only changes when it's Midnight here
But the clock, You see, reads London Time
- So Both the clock and the calandar are correct, depending on
what your using them for.
- So If a freind called me up, and asked
" What Time Is It ?"
And I said
" Where ?"
He'd think I was daft.

Now, let say we're really in the London Area
But theres a Black Hole Nearby.
As you and your clock start falling into it
Your eyes would adjust to the local color of the light
but light outside, say down the block
would appear reddish...
So you look at your clock..
What time is it now?
relative to an outside observer...
& is there a black hole nearby I can
throw WWV into
just to see what happens
" At the TONNNNNNNNNNEEEEEEEEEE.eeeeeeeeeeee"

- Aint No 'Luminum foil gonna protect you from that one..

Dan

by **N8KD** » Sun, 29 Feb 2004 22:35:05

> writes:

> >> S-5
> >> Coming in very clear here in NYC

> >As I look at the subject, you have the time as 0010 UTC, but the date as
> >2/27/04. If you are using UTC then the date also changes, so it should
> >be 2/28/04.

> >To put it the way you did, you are implying that the event took place
> >about 24 hours previous to what you were actually reporting.

> >Steve
> >Holland, MI
> >Drake R7, R8 and R8B

> >http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm

> Steve, here's how it works:
> I have a clock, here in NY
> set to UTC.
> That's in London / greenwich England
> - Zulu Time.
> But i'm really here in New York, 90 miles south of New Paltz
> Where they're doing Gay Marriages..
> So, I look at my clock, set to London Time
> And my calander, Set to NY Time
> The calander only changes when it's Midnight here
> But the clock, You see, reads London Time
> - So Both the clock and the calandar are correct, depending on
> what your using them for.
> - So If a freind called me up, and asked
> " What Time Is It ?"
> And I said
> " Where ?"
> He'd think I was daft.

> Now, let say we're really in the London Area
> But theres a Black Hole Nearby.
> As you and your clock start falling into it
> Your eyes would adjust to the local color of the light
> but light outside, say down the block
> would appear reddish...
> So you look at your clock..
> What time is it now?
> relative to an outside observer...
> & is there a black hole nearby I can
> throw WWV into
> just to see what happens
> " At the TONNNNNNNNNNEEEEEEEEEE.eeeeeeeeeeee"

> - Aint No 'Luminum foil gonna protect you from that one..

> Dan

You'll get it figured out.