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I remember as a kid doing this to a walkie talkie, and being near the air force base...i think I really Un-nerved some AIRMEN with my purile squeaky voice.
now if there was a way to do this with your cellphone that has FM radio. but you probably cant cause it doesnt have AM reception.Posted by lowtechlou on March 24, 2007 at 15:48:25 Pacific Time
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can you please email me at domjs@hotmail.co.uk on how to create the air band receiver/transmitter made from a walkie talktie please.
thanks PyrocorpPosted by pyrocorp on September 25, 2007 at 06:16:32 Pacific Time
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Love this article. I recently bought an old hunk of junk multi-band radio on eBay just so I could listen to air traffic control at work since I am right next to an airport. I wish I would have seen this article a few months ago. I am still going to try it out on a cheap radio.Posted by dmikula on March 02, 2007 at 08:39:46 Pacific Time
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