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Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·

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Jan 11, 2013, 1:55:53 PM1/11/13
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There are several studies that involve the pitch or tenor of voices
and what propagates and does not propagate on the standard
HAM voice frequencies. Deep, rich, base and baritone voices
propagate the best while high pitched (squeaky) voices hardly
propagate at all.

This is proven by DXers who monitor HAM frequencies only
hearing one side of a conversation which side consists of the
deep base or baritone voice. The other side of the conversation
is often not heard at all. This is most likely because of a high-
pitch, female-sounding voice on that end. That is also the
reason there are so few female HAMs.

This is also the reason the FCC won't license children - their
voices are too high-pitched and don't propagate over the
airwaves.

So, I don't think poor Emmett will have much luck trying to
carry on a HAM frequency conversation. It will be the rare,
close-by station that can even hear his side of a conversation.
If you squelch down enough to try to hear him the static will
drown him out. It's practically hopeless.

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Sir Gregory


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Jan 11, 2013, 2:09:12 PM1/11/13
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women's voices carry better on radio waves

Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·

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Jan 11, 2013, 2:09:54 PM1/11/13
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Wrong! I'm not talking radio waves in general. I'm talking about
the HAM frequencies which are 'SHORT WAVE.'

Short waves as a carrier of short frequency voices tend to
eliminate or 'chop off' much of the wavelength unless the
wavelengths are somehow synchronized. There's just no
way to synchronize the voice with the carrier wave.

--
Sir Gregory

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Sir Gregory


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Jan 11, 2013, 2:52:39 PM1/11/13
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i am a two way radio operator and i know what i hear better ,
women oscillate the microphone ceramic head much faster than ,
a deep voice does and when you're dealing with amplitude modulation powered
radio wave high pitch is the way to go have you ever heard a test pattern on
tv , how about a smoke detector , i'm telling you high pitch rules

Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·

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Jan 11, 2013, 3:15:18 PM1/11/13
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Tell that to Rush Limbaugh and Art Bell and other deep-voiced radio
operators. Their voices are more like voices and less like the background
noise.

--
Sir Gregory


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Jan 11, 2013, 4:14:39 PM1/11/13
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tell that to doctor laura and here's just a few others


1
[No image]

Alexis Stewart
1965
Presenter, Radio personality
New York City, New York, United States of America More
United States of America
Female
1.77
2
[No image]

Angie Martinez
1972
Actor, Musician, Rapper More
Brooklyn, New York, New York City More
United States of America
Female
3
[No image]

Anna Turner
1944
Radio personality, Record producer, Radio producer
Female
4

Awilda Carbia
1938
Actor, Comedian, Radio personality More
Female
5
[No image]

Bae Seul-Ki
1986
Actor, Singer, Radio personality
South Korea
Female
6
[No image]

Beverley Turner
1973
Presenter, Radio personality
Prestwich, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom More
England
Female
7

Crystal Kay
1986
Actor, Singer, Singer-songwriter More
Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Kanto region More
United States of America, Japan
Female
8

Dannii Minogue
1971
Actor, Singer, Radio personality More
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia More
Australia
Female
1.57
9
[No image]

Delilah Rene
1960
Author, Radio personality, Songwriter
Reedsport, Umpqua Basin, Douglas County More
United States of America
Female
10

Erica Hayden
1982
Journalist, Presenter, Radio personality More
Long Island, New York, United States of America More
United States of America
Female
11
[No image]

Faith Salie
1971
Writer, Actor, Comedian More
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America More
United States of America
Female
1.65
12
[No image]

Fran Beauman
1977
Writer, Actor, Presenter More
Female
13

Francisca Urio
1981
Singer, Singer-songwriter, Radio personality More
Meiningen, Thuringia, Germany More
Germany
Female
14

Free
1968
Singer, Rapper, Radio personality More
United States of America
Female
15

Halema Boland
1980
Presenter, Radio personality, Game Show Host
Surra, Kuwait
Female
1.61
16
[No image]

Janice Long
1955
Presenter, Radio personality
Liverpool, United Kingdom, with Dependencies and Territories More
United Kingdom
Female
17
[No image]

Jennifer Hutt
1970
Radio personality, Celebrity
United States of America
Female
18
[No image]

Jo Stanley
1972
Presenter, Radio personality
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia More
Australia
Female
19

Kelly Osbourne
1984
Actor, Author, Singer More
Westminster, City of Westminster, England More
England
Female
1.58
20

Laura Schlessinger
1947
Writer, Radio personality, Talk show host
Brooklyn, New York, New York City More
United States of America
Female
21

Lenny Trcková
1978
Presenter, Radio personality
Slavicín, Czech Republic, Europe
Female
22

Leslie Nease
1969
Author, Radio personality, Minister of religion
United States of America
Female
23

Lisa Evers
1959
Journalist, Presenter, Radio personality More
United States of America
Female
24
[No image]

Louise Botting
1939
Author, Journalist, Presenter More
United Kingdom
Female
25
[No image]

Louise Wightman
1959


1
[No image]

Alexis Stewart
1965
Presenter, Radio personality
New York City, New York, United States of America More
United States of America
Female
1.77
2
[No image]

Angie Martinez
1972
Actor, Musician, Rapper More
Brooklyn, New York, New York City More
United States of America
Female
3
[No image]

Anna Turner
1944
Radio personality, Record producer, Radio producer
Female
4

Awilda Carbia
1938
Actor, Comedian, Radio personality More
Female
5
[No image]

Bae Seul-Ki
1986
Actor, Singer, Radio personality
South Korea
Female
6
[No image]

Beverley Turner
1973
Presenter, Radio personality
Prestwich, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom More
England
Female
7

Crystal Kay
1986
Actor, Singer, Singer-songwriter More
Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Kanto region More
United States of America, Japan
Female
8

Dannii Minogue
1971
Actor, Singer, Radio personality More
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia More
Australia
Female
1.57
9
[No image]

Delilah Rene
1960
Author, Radio personality, Songwriter
Reedsport, Umpqua Basin, Douglas County More
United States of America
Female
10

Erica Hayden
1982
Journalist, Presenter, Radio personality More
Long Island, New York, United States of America More
United States of America
Female
11
[No image]

Faith Salie
1971
Writer, Actor, Comedian More
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America More
United States of America
Female
1.65
12
[No image]

Fran Beauman
1977
Writer, Actor, Presenter More
Female
13

Francisca Urio
1981
Singer, Singer-songwriter, Radio personality More
Meiningen, Thuringia, Germany More
Germany
Female
14

Free
1968
Singer, Rapper, Radio personality More
United States of America
Female
15

Halema Boland
1980
Presenter, Radio personality, Game Show Host
Surra, Kuwait
Female
1.61
16
[No image]

Janice Long
1955
Presenter, Radio personality
Liverpool, United Kingdom, with Dependencies and Territories More
United Kingdom
Female
17
[No image]

Jennifer Hutt
1970
Radio personality, Celebrity
United States of America
Female
18
[No image]

Jo Stanley
1972
Presenter, Radio personality
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia More
Australia
Female
19

Kelly Osbourne
1984
Actor, Author, Singer More
Westminster, City of Westminster, England More
England
Female
1.58
20

Laura Schlessinger
1947
Writer, Radio personality, Talk show host
Brooklyn, New York, New York City More
United States of America
Female
21

Lenny Trcková
1978
Presenter, Radio personality
Slavicín, Czech Republic, Europe
Female
22

Leslie Nease
1969
Author, Radio personality, Minister of religion
United States of America
Female
23

Lisa Evers
1959
Journalist, Presenter, Radio personality More
United States of America
Female
24
[No image]

Louise Botting
1939
Author, Journalist, Presenter More
United Kingdom
Female
25
[No image]

Louise Wightman
1959
Writer, Photographer, Radio personality

Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·

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Jan 11, 2013, 4:11:26 PM1/11/13
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A mighty short list. Is that because the much longer list of males
won't fit through the door of that short bus you're riding in?

--
Sir Gregory


Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·

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Sorry, but AM/FM radio personalities have totally different
and MUCH BROADER frequencies in which to ply their
trade, not to mention high-wattage transmitters.

HAM frequencies are VERY NARROW and highly-prone
to atmospheric conditions that limit or interfere with their
skipping off the ionosphere. Sun spots, for example, often
wreak havoc with HAM band transmissions, sometimes
wiping them out entirely. This never happens to AM/FM radio.

--
Sir Gregory


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Jan 11, 2013, 4:30:07 PM1/11/13
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i didn't post the whole list there was more ,
but we're getting off topic , women's voices carry farther on radio

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Jan 11, 2013, 4:35:52 PM1/11/13
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Sir Gregory Hall, Esq� wrote:
> "%" <per...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:atGdnTllCdD-4m3N...@giganews.com...
>> Sir Gregory Hall, Esq� wrote:
>>> "%" <per...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>>> Sir Gregory Hall, Esq� wrote:
>>>>> "%" <per...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>>> news:hPGdnXBl79Fh_G3N...@giganews.com...
>> Lenny Trckov�
>> 1978
>> Presenter, Radio personality
>> Slavic�n, Czech Republic, Europe
>> Lenny Trckov�
>> 1978
>> Presenter, Radio personality
>> Slavic�n, Czech Republic, Europe
yes it does , cb radios are am and they skip all over the place

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/westside-11-live-cb-radio

Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·

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Jan 11, 2013, 4:37:45 PM1/11/13
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Wrong:

http://tech.slashdot.org/story/11/10/23/1652227/why-computer-voices-are-mostly-female

"Academic studies always show that we prefer female voices, but in reality,
those who count on computer generated voices all day prefer male voices. Note
all the readers mentioning James Earl Jones. The reason studies like this get
it wrong is simple. They get random groups of people who never use computer
voices to take part in their experiments, and such people initially prefer
female voices. If the experiments were to run long enough for participants to
become expert listeners, they would find they trend towards male voices. I do
a lot of looking at speech signals, and my unsupported theory as to why we
switch to male voices is that male voices cover a broader portion of the sweet
spot in our hearing, where we perceive sound most sensitively. This makes male
voices easier to listen to if you have to listen for long periods of time.
They are also easier to understand in noisy environments, thus thus the
classic low male ham radio voice."

HAM radio is a very noisy environment. This is mostly due to interference by
same-frequency
atmospheric radio waves mostly from the sun but sometime generated by the
Earth's magnetic
field.

--
Sir Gregory


Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·

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>>> Lenny Trcková
>>> 1978
>>> Presenter, Radio personality
>>> Slavicín, Czech Republic, Europe
>>> Lenny Trcková
>>> 1978
>>> Presenter, Radio personality
>>> Slavicín, Czech Republic, Europe
Sorry but they don't skip off the ionosphere like HAM band
frequencies do. They don't have sufficient power. When they
skip it is off temper inversions, cloud bases, etc in the
lower atmosphere.

--
Sir Gregory


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Jan 11, 2013, 5:21:36 PM1/11/13
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ok i'll put it this way , for me i'm right so there's the end to it ,
here , go listen to some ham radio

http://w4ax.com/

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they add power , like 500 watt linear amplifiers ,
on 18 db gain antennas they talk around the world ,
i did it the cheap way i put my antenna 300 feet in the air

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[trim]

> i find it interesting that even the asswurm can kick
> nellie's butt in a discussion.

I find it pathetic that you can't seem to learn to
fucking TRIM!!!

--
Sir Gregory


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> i find it hilarious that it is that easy to yank yer chain.

I'm sure it's not my chain that you really want to yank. :-)


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Sir Gregory Hall, Esq� wrote:
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>> " Sir Gregory Hall, Esq�" <greghall@home.f�ke> wrote in
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>>> [trim]
>>>
>>>> i find it interesting that even the asswurm can kick
>>>> nellie's butt in a discussion.
>>>
>>> I find it pathetic that you can't seem to learn to
>>> fucking TRIM!!!
>>
>> i find it hilarious that it is that easy to yank yer chain.
>
> I'm sure it's not my chain that you really want to yank. :-)

double snickage

Dick Stuckey

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In article <6alsh8....@news.alt.net>, greghall@home.fï¿œke says...
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> >> "shiny" <a@b.ￜ> wrote in message
> >> news:XnsA1566E...@208.90.168.18...
> >>
> >> [trim]
> >>
> >>> i find it interesting that even the asswurm can kick
> >>> nellie's butt in a discussion.
> >>
> >> I find it pathetic that you can't seem to learn to
> >> fucking TRIM!!!
> >
> > i find it hilarious that it is that easy to yank yer chain.
>
> I'm sure it's not my chain that you really want to yank. :-)

Your leash?


BWAHAHAHAHAHA!

--
Dick Stuckey
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