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I've been experimenting with this bit of kit for a while and have been talking matters over with another member here.
Today I direct connected it to my computers microphone socket and via a adaptor linked both circuits together.
I then used mic boost and live monitor.
I was surprised how untroubled by electrical noise it was.
I test for sensitivity by touching the short antennas which causes a rise in the buzz during the day but at night you will often here Strong short wave broadcasts!
This test was made in the day.
I ran it through DC Live forensics, used anti buzz filter as there was a 50hz hum and then used an exciter and normalise to human voice.
What I seem to have captured is the sound of a steam train LOL appropriate for me as I love them and am a train driver as well!
Anyway, more importantly there are even to my ears the sounds of voices, and one has a tone I recognise!
Maybe some of you more experienced listeners will hear words?
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