INSTRUMENTAL  TRANSCOMMUNICATION
by Ernst Senkowski

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A-6.5  TELEGRAPHIC TRANSSIGNALS 

I have a transmitter, I have a key. 

Paranormal telegraphic signals can be regarded as the first phase of ITC, parallely with the development of telecommunication. ROGO/BAYLESS (chapter 8 ‘Electronic Contact with the Dead’) cite early reports: 

A few hours prior to the devastating San Francisco earthquake ‘frantic distress signals’ were noticed. During the first world war, military radio operators picked up unexplainable radio signals. Well documented are WILSON’s works: After a friend had told him he had - without aerial - received ‘strange signals’ of private contents, WILSON installed a combination of battery-detector-galvanometer and, a few days later, received the first Morse symbols: …- = v, (a tuning and pause signal in radio traffic). Three months later, on June 10^th, 1915, he received: Great difficulty – await message five days six evenings. WILSON and a ‘reliable witness’ independently deciphered on the day in question: 

    TRZELIOININAMEVIVRATIMNS

        RYELIMI NA E BRA IONS ARTK    which was interpreted as 

    TRYELIMI NATEVIBRATIONS ARTK    which translated means:

        TRY ELIMINATE VIBRATIONS   ARTK 

The letters ARTK can be interpreted: AR as a sign, is an abbreviation current among radio operators to express ‘end of a message’. It would make sense if in the same code had followed SK: ‘end of contact’. If TK would be interpreted in an imaginative-fortuitous-synchronous manner, or even intentional, in the year 1915 would have appeared an anticipation of ‘transcommunication’! 

After his first experiments, WILSON replaced the galvanometer by a sound signal generator, and he built a second, similar apparatus. On March 19^th, 1916 at 11.10 p.m., he received in London a short text in Russian language: 

    NYET LEEZDYES KOGONEEBOOD KTO GOVOREET POROOSKY 

    NOT HERE SOMEBODY WHO SPEAKS RUSSIAN 

Six minutes later, in Paris a fragment of the same message was received with the second device: 

    NYET LEE      KTO     POROOSKI 

EVANS quotes a telegraphic TI received in Morse code by DYNE in September 1962 after twelve years of experimenting: 

    GOOD LUCK    A   NEW  AGE    HAS COMMENCED 

In traditional MTC, raps are used once a simple code has been established (see A-4). RICHARDS describes an experiment made on July 16^th, 1976, in the realization of which participated in the transspheres 3 communicators and 31 assistants of high level. It lasted approximately 60 minutes. 

During a visit the author made to BACCI’s home in June 1986, subsequent to a coded call of radio operator DEL CHICCA using a hand-held buzzer, a rather long telegraphic message via short wave radio was heard and recorded, which according to its genesis, form, and content, was undoubtedly a paranormal one. For its evaluation, see B-12.4 (DEL CHICCA, SENKOWSKI). The decoding of several shorter Morse messages received later was only partly successful.

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