1,016 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Ham Radio"

This is a 60-second radio advertisement that i wrote and produced for a intro to media course.

Synchronized radio beacons gb3ral, gb3wes and gb3ork on 5290 khz (each first 3 minutes of each quarter of hour) http://www. Rsgb-spectrumforum. Org. Uk/5mhz%20beacons. Htm.

V47ja contacts with american stations and g0hnw about midnight 2011/10/22.

Radio contact g0hnw with americans on 5403 khz ssb, 2011/10/22.

10119 khz 2011-oct-27-1400-utc station clicking over the band. Clicks noted in 10114-10123 khz range. His equipment was old czechoslovak army transmitter rs-41 (about 1965 year). Added frequency marks at -45, -27 and -10 sec. Of the record. I know that rs-41 is clicking because i have the same transmitter at home. But later found that also ft-897 receiver is often the source of phantom clicks. . .

Radio static i recorded from an old am/fm radio with a akg perception mic. Used in the song nonbeing by instead of ink @ http://insteadofink. Bandcamp. Com/.

A soft static hiss from somewhere on the radio dial.

Sample of compressed signal in subreg 144 mhz mar 5th, 2011.

Audio requested by supemann82: "this is an exclusive beat from from s dot not".

My into for total xtreme radio.

Request from jon_templehttps://www. Freesound. Org/forum/sample-requests/39571/.

This is a impact imaging effects used for radio station imaging and post production. Use this for creating jingles for radio. More like this available @ www. Airmedia. Co.

A short vocal sample cut from a bunch of radio noise.

Sound for moving a ge locomotive from inside the cabge locomotive moving bell radio.

2 oscilators. One panned to the left the other to the right. Random pitch lfo bent on different rate speeds. With a bit cusher set to a certain amount, and mix to give both the crush and the original.

Qrm listened in am mode on 80 m band in my qth jn79ek. If i use cw mode listening and narrow filter, the qrm is mostly worse. Strength: peaks s9+40 db. Sometimes any traffic impossible. From -41st sec. Of record is possible to heard my tuning around frequency.

Waiting for better signal of hk0na 2012-01-30 at abt 6. 00 gnt in qth jn79ek. Fighting with qrm local and lids on frequency. Sigs were too weak for trying a qso.

An example of truly modern contemporary qso (6. 2. 2012 on 3766,55 khz at about 10 cet). Ok1ff is probably fake call sign.

This is me pretending i'm the pilot of a landing craft going from the philadelphia desert to old yonkers in the post-apocalyptic future. There's plenty of distortion and modulation on the voice. And yes "streetgang" is the code name for the boat in apocalypse now.

The sound created when scanning radio channels that sounds of a high frequency tone who's pitch changes from low, to high, to low as you scan over it.

This good boy is not good player. I think he used bad keyed text recorded in keying memory. I heard him more times and always with the same punk keying. "the rl was founded 1937 and we are proud to celebrate our 75th anniversary". . . Says web http://www. Rlx. Lu/lx_awards_files/rl_75. Htmbut operator cannot be proud of his keying. Old good radio luxembourg 208 m use to be much better radio http://www. Offringa. Nl/radioluxembourg. Htmlater i found that lx7rl is station of lx amateur radio society anniversary celebration.

Exact time pendulum beacon ok0epb (ok1df) on 7039,4 khz. Recorded in qth locator jn79nd, trx ft-897, ant 15 m gp. Record: nokia 6230i (loudspkr to mic).

Bad reception on the radio. I hate it!.

S. O. S in morse.

This is a big chunk of radio static from an am radio set recorded close with a zoom recorder. The radio static is very organic and chaotic sounding / natural.

Background tv noise.

Some weird static or interference coming from a radio or some other electronic device. Once again you are free to use this however you want :).

A simple clip of a cop talking on the radio, made in fl studio.

Raw binaural recording of a creaking floor, a radio with static being turned on and off, and a light switch being flicked. Best heard using earphones. Recorded using roland cs-10em with a sony icd-px470. Feel free to let me know what you do with the sound. :).

A static sound effect that can be looped and used for a radio or something.

Created with logic pro x test oscillator. Resolution: 24 bitsample rate: 44100.

Beep sound similar to that of a walkie-talkie.

This is meant to be radio. And no, the channels aren’t real. I made the sounds between skips too.

Momentary dog bark vs squirrel + some radio interference.

Using beepbox. Co, i accidentally made a sound similar to my fm radio being unable to pick up a station. I keep my radio in my basement, so sometimes it can't pick up some frequencies right away, producing this noise.

Radio station.

Static.

A special request for an old time radio announcer. Without radio static.

Beep of our walkie talkie, that comes before one person is speaking; recorded with blue yeti (my first upload :-).

Radio noise on short wave. Compilation of sounds.

Buzzy patch of static from the am band of the radio dial. Slight flipping of the dial through the area adjusts the sound.

Dead air static with a "singing" hum at 103. 3 on the fm radio dial, with the volume boosted and slight effect added.

Static with a sort of jackhammer pace at 107. 9 on the fm side of the radio dial. Recorded from a digital tuner, with a quick flip to 87. 5 fm then back to the 107. 9 static. Definitely qualifies as noise.

Static from 750 khz on the am radio band, with a faint traffic report in the jumble.

I just hooked up an 80's radio to my pc via the aux cord and recorded this horrifying thing whilst searching for a radio station on the d frequency. You can use it anywhere, just ask me before and/or mention the source. Or not.

Some of the interference received from nearby homes on my ham radio using a 2 meter band receiver at 144. 989 usb.

Click from audio recording that sounds worthy of military radio. Goes well with sound assets found at https://assetstore. Unity. Com/publishers/30636.

A recording of myself doing some "creative tuning" willy-nilly around the available spectrum of "websdr at raf hack green", 3/11/13; trying to keep things interesting, yet not lingering too long anywhere in particular, and avoiding rather than seeking intelligibility of the various broadcasters. Some bits reminded me of ben burtt's "droid/alien chatter" material.

Buzzy patch of static from the am radio dial slowed and with a filter and some digital reverb.

I foudd this frequency, between 4450 and 4475 khz whilst going through channels on radiosdr. Org. It sounds a bit like a printer and then lower down sounds like a laser. Sorry for the sound of me pressing the keyboard, my laptop has an internal microphone so this was picked up.