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Reno · 11-25-07, 06:21 PM

I'm reading Nothing Friendly In The Vicinity (Claude Conner). Conner was a radar technician aboard the Guardfish. He mentions that because of the frequency range he could not hear pinging on the JP but he could hear all kinds of sea life like snapping shrimp, croakers and whales, and some sounds that were never identified. This is the way he describes it in the book..."The sounds built up to a peak at sunrise and sunset, like those in a tropical jungle. It was a wonderful cacophony of discordant whistles, howls, hoots, rumbles, belches, snaps, crackles, and pops."

Those recordings are great. Now if we can just add them to SH4.

11-25-07, 06:21 PM	#5
Reno Electrician's Mate Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 133 Downloads: 4 Uploads: 0	I'm reading Nothing Friendly In The Vicinity (Claude Conner). Conner was a radar technician aboard the Guardfish. He mentions that because of the frequency range he could not hear pinging on the JP but he could hear all kinds of sea life like snapping shrimp, croakers and whales, and some sounds that were never identified. This is the way he describes it in the book..."The sounds built up to a peak at sunrise and sunset, like those in a tropical jungle. It was a wonderful cacophony of discordant whistles, howls, hoots, rumbles, belches, snaps, crackles, and pops." Those recordings are great. Now if we can just add them to SH4.