Do channels where they read time minute after minute still exist?

>>19287882
>Is this some Mandela effect shit?

Fuck off

>>19287882
Speaking clock?

>>19287882
Channel?
It was a phone number. Now phones have clocks.

>>19287882
They don't just read the time
Numbers stations are real things
http://youarelistening.to/numbers

>>19288153
this.
i called it probably 2 years ago and it still existed.

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>>19288162
Number Stations and those Services who could be called to hear the actual time are two different things

>>19287882
http://articles.latimes.com/2007/aug/29/business/fi-lazarus29
Like payphones, this is a thing now obsolete.

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>>19287882
Shortwave...
The US stations are in Hawai'i (WWVH - female voice) and Colorado (WWV - male voice) and are operated by NIST. They're at 5 MHz, 10 MHz, and a few other frequencies...

Well, there's Radio Reloj out of Havana - they read news over a ticking clock sound and it plays "RR" in Morse Code once a minute.

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