The detektors was recording during a standard flight from Berlin to London. You can hear that the permanently existing high pitched tone (base transceiver station (BTS) signal of mobile phone network) dissappears between 32:30 and 33:35. This should also be the time of takeoff of the plane. Afterwards you can hear clearly the famous rhythm of a GSM phone, 3G mobile phones and other signals. People don’t repect the instructions of the plane crew to switch off all electronic devices. Does somebody know what kind of signal at i.e 47:00 was sended? Also at 120:00 interesting sounds are hearable! This must have some connection to the airplanes communication with a control tower. Aroud 126:00 the high pitched tone which dominates the infoscape of a urban city gets hearable.
May 7th, 2010
Canon Ixy Series
May 7th, 2010
HF range background Noise Indoor
Recording is made with the HF-module of our “detektor”. Beware it is indoor, so no high pitched base transceiver station (BTS) signal hearable.
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May 7th, 2010
Wifi (PC looking for Wifi Network)
Recording is made with the HF-module of our “detektor”.
May 7th, 2010
Wifi (Bittorrent down and upload)
Recording is made with the HF-module of our “detektor”.
May 7th, 2010
Samsung SGH-Z400
May 7th, 2010
Harddisk (Western Digital Passport Series)
These are recordings made with the coil-sensor of a usb-external harddisk.