Found Frey effect

[tigeneral]

Frey effect - comb frequency found in Michigan.

Manual signal intelligence done by comparing the water fall and fft with what is know about the frey effect.



Go to 14min he talks about the Comb.
He is referring to Acoustic cavitation. Dont have any current info on an RF Comb but probably harmful under the right conditions.

Microwave Comb:
@23:20 he talked about the possibility of microwave cavitation. He again showed a Comb.

This was done with a bb60c from signal hound. In a shielded room that was about -70db attenuation to filter out 95% of the frequencies.

[Cypex]

Very interesting Finding. We now need to locate the Source and take it down. Thanks for Sharing!

[tigeneral]

Please checkout this video I have edited it to have most of what you need to know about it...

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[dk7a]

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[Mirko]

Do you think ELF are used, too?

[tigeneral]

No its not... I have a sa44b and I am able to see that range. The problem with ELF is the signal is to wide you cant transmit audio with it. About the only thing you can do with that range is send morse code to a submarine.

You talking a wave length thats like a mile long that's why you cant send very much data. The higher the frequency the the shorter the wave length.

[Mirko]

Ok, you might think of the Idea V2S is possibly the stimulation of the nervous system and hearing nerves, so there are induced stimuli wich leads to the sensation of hearing. Sound is finally transmitted via electricity, wich then is processed by the brain.
I have been remotely controlled often, so nerves had to be stimulated by frequencies.

I'll edit this post or write another one to give you an example, but please think of the idea above.