You're not going to be here. Oh, Welcome to Art Bells somewhere in time. The night featuring Coast to Coast

A.m. from February 19th, 2001. From the high desert in the great

American Southwest.

I did you all.

Good evening and or good morning on a mysterious night.

And welcome to that signal heard from Guam in the west eastward to the west

virgin islands in the Caribbean south into south america north

all the weather all the world worldwide on the internet this

is coast-to-coast a m and i'm arthel and we have a legitimate mystery on our hands tonight.

I began getting emails and lots of emails saying, guess what?

Well, I'll read you exactly what they said.

Harp transmitter now running at full power. Harp transmitter now running at full power can easily be heard around the world on

Trailwave radio.

As of this morning, this is somebody reporting Saturday, February 17, 2001, Hart began doing

testing with greatly increased full power.

The transmitter can now be heard all day long on 3.39

megahertz. Very early this morning at about 3 a.m. Harp could be heard at its old normal signal

strain. At about 4 a.m. the signal changed in both its pulse and

timing and inter-pulse spacing at 4.30 a.m. the signal strength suddenly increased tremendously.

Unlike previous mornings, there was no regular F-layer daytime fade out when the sun rose here in California at 6.45 a.m.

I continued to monitor during the daylight.

I've never heard the harp signal during the daytime before.

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