To members of this message board other than "Infinite Jester":
Infinite Jester keeps claiming that Sharp and Grove did not hear SPEECH.
Dr. Justesen's article said, specifically they DID hear speech:
From page 396, near the bottom of the left column, of the March 1975 issue of American Psychologist, by Dr. Don Justesen, Dr. Justesen wrote:
"Sharp and Grove found that appropriate modulation of microwave energy can result in direct 'wireless' and 'receiverless' communication of speech."
"... of SPEECH." "... of SPEECH." "... of SPEECH."
That exact quote can be read, FYI, in this scan of the original Justesen article:
http://www.randomcollection.info/ampsychv2s.pdfI spoke personally with Dr. Justesen in the late 1990s to confirm that SPEECH was heard, and Dr. Justesen, then working at the Kansas City, MO, veterans hospital, did confirm SPEECH.
Anyone who has followed this thread can see that Infinite Jester has refused to quote that sentence, and instead has combed the article for other statements with which he believes he can convince you that SPEECH was not transmitted.
This is highly aggressive disinformation. Do not listen to this person. He has an agenda, for unknown motive, of trying to cover up the fact that pulsed microwave can carry voice. His assertions are not true.
Microwave pulses can be demonstrated as generating clicks in the human hearing sense, as Dr. Allen Frey demonstrated, without attempting to transmit voice:
http://www.randomcollection.info/frey.htmAgain, NO VOICE WAS ATTEMPTED, instead, Frey was investigating what radar technicians had been hearing since World War II.
That a microwave pulse can be heard as a click is not debateable.
Now, there is a simple circuit which can demonstrate how voice and music can be easily synthesized from just clicks, on page 6 of the same document linked above:
http://www.randomcollection.info/ampsychv2s.pdfSo whether Infinite Jester believes Justesen was lying or not, the demonstration of voice from clicks, together with the common experiences of high power radar technicians hearing clicks, can be done by anyone with the resources to set up the demo. Sharp's work is not actually needed.
What we have here is a poster desperately trying to cover up the reality of microwave voice to skull. Clearly he is very familiar with the article in question, and clearly he saw and refused to post the sentence confirming speech. Clearly, he ignores the reality of microwave hearing and synthesis of voice from a string of controlled-timing clicks. And he ignores Dr. Justesen's confirmation to me.
The person is a disinformation agent, and his behaviour here shows that for all to see.