New Zealand, Timaru · 2020-05-26 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in New Zealand, Timaru
A distant car or truck engine constantly running at slow speed; or a distant electric motor, say a heat pump or similar. Not able to sense the direction of the source of the noise. I think I have a low frequency form of tinnitus. Sometimes the hum is a mower or car a few blocks away; or the neighbours heat pump; or a stump remover - but those can be identified.
Low rumbling. I live in an area that has experienced a lot of earthquakes, so when I first started hearing the hum I thought it was an approaching small earthquake but the earthquakes never …
Like a idling Diesel engine. Perhaps vibrating the timber and glass of a window a little. One particular time I could hear the hum when I entered the living room, as I opened the door to ent…
Idling diesel engine of a truck From my investigation I find a relation with electro magnetic fields. It is like a sound, if you have multiple tones on the same frequencies you will experien…
both described a low hum · on the other side of the country
Low frequency "humming" Almost a "vibration". I would definitely discribe it as external This is a recent experience. Started Dec' 2019. I practice "stillness"/ contemplation and have done f…
both described a low hum · on the other side of the country
it sounds like a deep humming noise. when i first started hearing it and it started to affect me it reminded me of an old plane propeller (1900s), but from a distance. it doesn’t sound very …
both described a low hum · on the other side of the country
High pitch hum 24/7 for about 2.5 years,I have used FFT which shows MXComponet, FFT Wavelet CONTEC,HASP, android BLE, RS232C, GPS, Pyschis toolbar acceleromator Max Range 4.00 total G force…
both described a low hum · on the other side of the country
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