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| From: | Dan Dugan <> |
> I concur with John, when an aircraft goes over the recorder goes off. It = used >to > > really upset me and I have had some great recordings ruined (as i am sure= most > of you have). Its usually about 6-8 minutes (sometimes longer) before tha= t >drone > > disappears. I used to do that, too, but since I've been volunteering for the Park Servi= ce I've realized that it's important to document the frequency of interruption= s and their effect on the soundscape. So I roll through. -Dan |
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