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Living in the Bay Area and right atop a fault, I feel phantom shakes. I usually have my ham radio tuned to the local repeater and people start reporting real on
by 8ytecoder 5y ago
Living in the Bay Area and right atop a fault, I feel phantom shakes. I usually have my ham radio tuned to the local repeater and people start reporting real ones almost instantaneously. So I use that as indicator to calm myself.
Hasn’t affected my life but it’s always there in the back of my mind. I realised I’m also a lot more sensitive to them than anyone else I know. Almost all the major ones - including the one in Napa have woken me up, usually in cold sweat and heart palpitations.