We know the electronics behind voice to
skull thanks to Eleanor White.
Signs of voice to skull harassment
How can you be sure that it’s voice to skull and not
a disease?
Protection from voice to skull
Eleanor White has described her attempts to
block electronic harassment. She could block certain signals by sleeping in a
metal sheet cylinder.
In general only distance can protect you.
I have also a better map with city
names.
Recording voice to skull
Eleanor White has described her attempts to
record voice to skull.
8 voice hearers were tested. 1 voice hearer claimed to hear the voices that
were recorded.
First news stories
The first success was announced at the University of Utah in 1974.
Dr Sharp and Grove were able to hear, identify and distinguish among 9 words
by radiating themselves with
microwaves. March 1975. “But the hotly debated and unresolved
question of how much microwave radiation a human being can safely be exposed to
will probably forestall applications within the near future.”
Recent news stories
A US company claims it is ready to build a microwave ray gun able to beam sounds directly
into people’s heads. July 4, 2008. “You might see neural
damage.”
The Navy can raise the auditory sensation
to the “discomfort” level. Start / End Date 11/19/2003 -
05/19/2004.
Patents
There are many patents related to voice to skull.
Acoustic heterodyning
Acoustic heterodyning is not the same as voice to skull. Two ultrasound
signals are transmitted. One is a pure frequency, the other has the same nominal
frequency but it’s frequency modulated by sound. If they strike a solid surface,
then the sound becomes audible.
Acoustic heterodyning doesn’t carry through walls. The audible sound seems to
come from a small loudspeaker on the wall, person, bird, and so on.
Two commercial versions are HyperSonic Sound and the Acoustic Spotlight.
Neurophone
When you read about electronic harassment, then you will often read something like I experienced neurophone harassment.They mean: voice to skull harassment.
A neurophone is bone conducting device. It sends waves to the bone, which are then picked up by the nerve of the inner ear.
The original neurophone device was placed behind the ears.
The SwiMP3 is a commercial neurophone device that allows swimmers to listen to music.
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