HS>
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HS>The most common and lowest form of scrambling is called Voice
HS>Inversion. It sounds like a squawking noise when listened to over a
HS>non-coded receiver.
HS>From there, encription goes digital. Actually changing voice sounds
HS>to digital 0's and 1's which is decoded on the other end. This is the
HS>highest form and can use many different "keys" to scramble the voice.
HS>The voice inversion is usually enough to keep the casual listener
HS>from understanding voice messages, but is prone to decoding due to
HS>it's rather uncomplicated form.
HS>
Hey Holger! (And other geniuses out there)
Been thinking about trying to piggyback onto frqs used for telemetering
wildlife... such as Penguins. Seems they have micro-transmitters on the
Penguins and can get signals from them via satellite. Seems to me we can
find a way to use the dead air space while the penguins sleep to relay
messages via satellite between humans. Would be a case of penguins
helping humans. What's wrong with that!!
How do we do it?? Anybody scanned penguins yet?? Not joking. Satellite
receiver and down-trnsmttr are a fact. Can we get up-down frqs and use?
This is really amateur radio stuff... will probably try there later.
Julius... Montreal
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