Green Mountain radio

[intelligenttrees 45]

So I heard stories a while back about this radio message.

Apparently, if you have a radio in your inventory and are nearby Green Mountain, you will occasionally hear a message consisting of Morse code and some coordinates.

Well, I just killed a sniper on the Elektro hill (because he was shooting down at noobs), and he had a radio on him.

Can anyone confirm if the radio thing is true, and if it's worth checking out green mountain?

[[email protected] 614]

Go and see, the MOUNTAIN beckons you.

[Conkykillz 791]

No it is just a myth i too found a radio but Alas no mysterious signal much to my dismay ran around climbed the tower nothing zero zilch :(

[IncognitoNico 71]

It is true, and it sends out the coordinates of deerstands, and I'm not sure if it is in morse code I thought it was in regular voice

[m.w. vindicator 880]

Guys we shouldn't be talking about thi ARRRRRGGHHHH!!!

[attorney1977 311]

Shh...Some secrets should stay hidden.

Edited October 24, 2012 by Horde

[Inception. 9443]

Keep it secret.

Keep it safe.

[Maca (DayZ) 769]

No it is just a myth i too found a radio but Alas no mysterious signal much to my dismay ran around climbed the tower nothing zero zilch :(

Thats because you didn't have a can of "Mountain Dew" on you.

Everybody knows you need to place the "Dew" on top of the tower.

Also the best time to visit the Holy Mountain is just before sunrise or sunset, make sure you go alone.

It is thought that from this Myth comes the idea that the wailing of numerous sounds that resembles the melancholy sound of the hollow wind,

and having the tone of the human voice, and is distinctly audible at a great distance signifies the death of a fellow survivor.........

[Dickhat 99]

Don't go to Green Mountain.

[Mr Nasty 1023]

Once the mountain has you.... youre never the same.

[Tabris07 159]

It's the scariest thing I have ever experienced.

EVER

[morgan32 403]

Because EVERYBODY will be interested in knowing the coordinates of the plain and USELESS deer stands.

If it started listing coordinates of underground military bases that nobody have found before, then I'd gladly carry it.