If you
are looking for the AUDIO PLAYERS Click
HERE
Due to
the sheer amount of new audio clips, we have
moved them all to a new page!
Thanks to
all involved. If you have anything you want to see here, just
email recordings to
LPWS.
Download MP3 Files
Below:-
Depending on how your
computer is set up, clicking on the link may play the audio clip or
download it, to download and save to your hard disk, RIGHT CLICK and
choose "Save Target As.."
There seems to be some kind of
altercation going on in Sydney, Australia, not unlike some incidents
in the UK during the 1980s, these 2 reports come from TV news
reports in February 2008. From the reports, it is not clear whether
these people are actually CBers or Radio Amateurs.
Depending on how your
computer is set up, clicking on the link may play the audio clip or
download it, to download and save to your hard disk, RIGHT CLICK and
choose "Save Target As.."
The music files are in MP3 format, these
can be played back on
Windows Media
Player,
Winamp, etc.
MP3 is now the accepted audio medium on the Internet. With this in mind, we have
converted all files to this format, some may be "zipped", just download and unzip.
Got a recording?
Let us have it and see it up here for everyone to enjoy. Email it to us
now in any format as LPWS HQ in Kidderminster is now up to date with
21st. century technology as we have gone broadband and file sizes are no
longer an issue. Please, no copyright music in the background etc. g8aso@hotmail.com
Make a recording Download our free
Vox Recorder
that only records activity on a frequency. Sometimes it's better to
record the input frequency of a repeater, to avoiding all the jamming etc.
It has come to our attention that our
theme tune, The Laughing Policeman
(Billie Grey), sung by Charles Penrose, may be the subject
of copyright infringement, and what may well be one of the earliest
examples! We have been sent a recording of The Laughing Song sung by George W
Johnson (An American negro) from a wax cylinder recorded between
1894 & 1898, which we believe predates The Laughing Policeman by
some 25+ years! Whilst not the same song, it is remarkably similar to such an extent
that it can barely be a coincidence.
The Laughing Policeman Wireless Society is a
non-profit organisation for the furtherance of amateur radio. With annual turnover of less then GBP £1000,
LPWS qualifies for UK Charitable Status.
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Orville (
From Australian TV in Sydney 2008
