Free sound files of people reading out numbers?
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Soldato
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Use a mic and record your own? Is that a possibility for you?
Walk into your local gala bingo with a recording device and carrying a breifcase.
Sit next to a group of old ladies.
Look serious and say "I think the low pressure system is upon us at the moment"
Acknowlege their response as being the correct passprase.
Pass one the briefcase, and leave.
Once outside, swear at yourself for getting distracted and forgetting to record the bingo caller.
Sit next to a group of old ladies.
Look serious and say "I think the low pressure system is upon us at the moment"
Acknowlege their response as being the correct passprase.
Pass one the briefcase, and leave.
Once outside, swear at yourself for getting distracted and forgetting to record the bingo caller.
thanks for the replies guys 
It's for a project at work, we could convince someone to record themselves but I was just wondering if there were some pre-recorded files we could use and save ourselves a bit of time.
That link to the shortwave Numbers Stations is pretty interesting! I've never heard anything like that before
It's for a project at work, we could convince someone to record themselves but I was just wondering if there were some pre-recorded files we could use and save ourselves a bit of time.
That link to the shortwave Numbers Stations is pretty interesting! I've never heard anything like that before
What i've never understood with the numbers stations (especially as some are broadcasting 24 hours a day) is why people don't just find the source of the transmission using triangulation or directional antennas and ask them why they are transmitting?
James
James
Rumour has it there's a gentlemen's agreement between various governments that "if you don't jam ours, we won't jam yours".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UVB-76
That is the site of one in Russia.
Looks like its had some recent activity, just last month.