CCIR_04221.ogg (Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 3.3 s, 80 kbps, file size: 32 KB)
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| Description | Simulated transmission using synthesized voice talent. Simulates a CCIR tone sequence from a mobile radio. Tones are real CCIR tones (code=042E1 or the equivalent of 04221) using the format's specified 50 millisecond (0.05 s) tone length with 50 milliseconds of silence between tones. |
| Date | 03:21:56(UTC) (Original uploaded at 2006-10-10 21:02:55) |
| Source | Original uploaded on en.wikipedia |
| Author | Original uploaded by David Jordan (Transfered by Arseny1992) |
Script
Mobile: "Seven fifty two to base."
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- 2006-10-10 21:02:55 | David Jordan | 32397 | 0×0 | Simulated transmission using synthesized voice talent. Simulates a CCIR tone sequence from a mobile radio. Tones are real CCIR tones (code=0421) using the format's specified 50 millisecond (0.05 s) tone length with 50 milliseconds of silence between tones
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