Since I'm on a bit of a Mad Scientist binge lately, and because I had a clock radio that no longer clocked but still radioed, I took his idea and made a Bune Radio.
I took apart the clock and removed all the components related to the clock part that didn't work anymore. (I found residue of spilled something in the terminals and a lot of corrosion, and instead of cleaning it, I fried the clock trying to figure out how the LEDs worked; lesson learned: don't use a 9V battery to test lights that run on 4VAC. Sigh.)
Left with just the radio, I wired a copper Bune seal in line with the wires going to the speakers. I tuned it to a rock station, and played it for a while. Then I explained that when he gets me a specific dollar amount, I'd play it as a reward for a specific period of time.
I'm also thinking I could use it as an audio-scrying device. I can tune it between stations and get some good white noise going on, and observe what I "hear" coming through.
Hmmm I really like the audio scrying idea. It'd also be interesting to get an electronic voice recorded and wire in a spirit seal and do some EVP tests with it.
ReplyDeleteThis does sound like an exciting project.(please record your results when this turns out!) I was thinking about using my digital camera in a similar fashion to record any visual/audio effects. I wonder how difficult it would be to turn a digital camera into a full spectrum camera?
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