Woodside, Burrelton · 2018-12-18 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in Woodside, Burrelton
low frequency like an engine running outside but only heard indoors Found a renewable energy hydro installation (Archimedes screw type) a half mile from house making a very similar sound, the sound cant be heard outside until within about 40ft of the hydro. Suspect noise is from hydro or possibly wind turbines.
Low frequency hum, like a plane constantly overhead at high altitude I notice it much more when stressed. My Girlfriend has heard it only once. My neighbours can't hear it. I still think it …
Low hum like a taxi or truck idling outside the flat or like a washing machine constantly on spin cycle. I can actually feel the noise shaking the furniture (and me!) which is why I was conv…
Its like hearing a high flying plane but the sound isn't fading as a plane would as it passes by. Its a constant humming almost far away siren sort of sound. There is a alcohol bottling comp…
Low frequency, almost distant machine sounding noise. on this occasion, myself and two others all heard the noise. Ironically, we were talking about it and when we stopped the car, and turne…
Constant deep humming, roughly 60 Hz I found the source! It was emanating from an building site for a multi-storey retail development (Framwell Gate, Durham). Specifically it was coming from…
Deep droning humming noise. Near constant, with intermittment stoppage for a few seconds at a time. I have been hearing the humfor a week so far. There are several large constuction sites in…
both described a low hum · 217 km away
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