There is nothing like having a beautiful external sound in your BH.
Once you play them on the top of the roof you will see plentiful of those swiftlet circling, chasing each other and the best is to see them swooping into your BH at high speed.
During the day time, if you carefully observed, there will be a kind of wave of birds coming over in groups. Once they finish a new group will come over and repeat the same actions.
Some will be playing, some will be chasing each other, some will lock onto the tweeters and try to peck them.
But no matter how good the sound is, it has a limited life. After a few short days or weeks they tends to be ineffective.
So you then will start looking around for a better or newer sound.
You will stumbled into new sounds and of couse "Black Cloud".
But do you know how to effectively use them?
I mean are sure you know how to tweek those buttons on the amplifier to give the maximum impact to those wild birds?
Have you ever though that you can extend the life of the sound to at least 5 to 8 months?
Let me relate this real events:
"Pak Harry this is Mr.T of Ipoh. Thank you for the BC. Pak Harry how come nothing happen when I use the BC in Ipoh?"
Well well well. Mr.T what type of amplifier are you using?
"Don't know the brand. I think China made."
Do you know how to tweak those buttons on the amplifier?
"Pak Harry I am not very familiar with the equipment so I just plug in the CD and play."
Ai yah yah yah. Mr.T before you play the sound you must at least call me to provide you with the guidelines on how to set those buttons on your amplifier.
Those who are familiar with their amplifiers then it would be very easy to explain but those who do not know, ai ya ya ya ya.......
Okay like this, since I will be passing Ipoh on Monday I shall do my best to drop by.....
In one more case in Kluang, happened yesterday, the BH owner was using a computer to load the sound. He showed me the amplifier. You will be surprised if you were with me.
"Pak Harry, sorry I DIY, so I bought this car amplifier for my BH."
I looked at it and shook my head and murmured to myself "What the bloody hell is this?
This job is getting tougher every day man.
Okay okay where is the button to adjust the volume, bass, the tremble and mid sound?
"You need to use this screw driver sir?"
Ai Ya ya yah, I have never adjust my BH sound with screw drivers. Okay where is the adjust buttons?
He lifted the amplifier and showed me three small screws embedded to the body. I need a magnifying glass to see where to poke the screw driver.
After some tweaking he saw a few birds flying into the house, via a CCTV camera.
"Oh ya pak Harry there were a few birds that flew in just now."
Well the morale of the story is that, if you do not know which button to tweak then you will get very little from the sound that you have purchased.
I did mentioned about how to extend the live of your new found bird sound.
My advise is do not play them all day long. Play one hour in the morning, one hour in the afternoon and perhaps one hour and 45 minutes during the time those birds were flying back home.
By doing this you will maximise the operating life of all your expensive sounds.
If you are not sure please ask. Do not be Mr. Einstein. Even Pak Harry sometime do ask some friends if he have never come across something new.
So if those BC do not work well in your area, please call for immediate helps....
I think now is my turn to take the Penadol .......
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Friday, November 28, 2008
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Black Cloud Is Doing Well In KT !!!
This conversation is interesting about the Black Cloud birdcall sound.
The caller was Mr.T who purchased the Black Cloud and tested it in Kuala Trengganu, Trengganu.
He was conducting his first trial and was looking at the entrance hole area of his BH.
"Pak Harry, This is Mr.T from Kuala Trengganu. Just wanted to ask you about the Black Cloud you sent last night. Are You sure that it was not Duress?'
Mr.T why did you ask me that question?
"I am now using the sound in my BH and the response is marvellous and the number of birds are huge."
Mr.T, I sent to you the Black Cloud. Can you tell me your observation. Are those birds entering the entrance hole?
"Yes Pak Harry they are entering the hole but how come so many of them as if I am playing the test sound DURESS?"
Mr.T if you play the Duress the birds will not enter the hole.
"You are right Pak Harry. That means the Black Cloud is fantastic and is very effective here in KT. Thank U, thank U and Thank U."
You are welcome.
"Pak Harry one more question, do you have the best sound for internal?"
Yes, Black Cloud goes well with Cloud Nine. If you are interested I will be happy to let you try in KT.
For record purposes, the above conversation takes place yesterday November 22nd, 2008.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
How Lucky These Cambodians Brothers !!!
They did the right thing in their life and I believe others should follow their foot steps.
The two brothers never ever dreamed of entering a BH with 3,000 nests. Never ever dream of getting somebody to be their sifu in their venture and now they nearly accomplished all by making the right decision.
Four days with Sifu Harry and learn everything that they need to know.
Nal is a computer graduate and used to work with a American organisation in Cambodia. After a three years as an employee he wanted to be on his own.
After looking at all the available options he stumbled into swiftlet farming. He got it from a dream, he claimed. He visited Malaysia once but did not learn much until he found Pak Harry swiftlet farming blog.
He finished reading every article written in less then one month and not one time but more then once.
He was not satisfied and wanted very much to meet Pak Harry in person. He admitted to borrowing some money to fly over to Malaysia to learn hands on with his Sifu.
I was very honored but no matter how much he learned from me I told him to give back to all his Cambodian swiftlet farmers.
I advise him that my aspiration is to help those who are in need of proper guidance in swiftlet farming. If he can do that in his country I will be very proud to be his Sifu.
In the meantime, today we had a fantastic day.
Starting from KL to Klang then to Sungai Rambai. After the short stop we moved to Kuala Selangor and Sekinchan. Took them to those padi fields with many big size BHs to stop by.
Arrived Setiawan, Perak at about 4.30pm and received by Mr.D.
The first thing he did was to find us a simple hotel. Mr.D was very pleased to help and he can never stop talking about "Black Cloud" sound.
We entered one of his BH with 3,000 nests and the internal view was breath taking. Those birds were everywhere and their nest were crystal white.
The best was to have a look at how effective "Black Cloud" was.
Harry those birds become so crazy and even after 7.45pm there are still some pecking on those tweeters.
I saw with my own eyes and I just could not believed to see how those birds were attracted to the sound.
"Harry the "Black Cloud" is the best sound that I ever have and I wish you have found this much ealier. It is effective and marvellous."



Travel and get those knowledge before embarking on their dream BH.
The two brothers never ever dreamed of entering a BH with 3,000 nests. Never ever dream of getting somebody to be their sifu in their venture and now they nearly accomplished all by making the right decision.
Learn as much as you can and then embark on your dream BH.
Four days with Sifu Harry and learn everything that they need to know.
Nal is a computer graduate and used to work with a American organisation in Cambodia. After a three years as an employee he wanted to be on his own.
After looking at all the available options he stumbled into swiftlet farming. He got it from a dream, he claimed. He visited Malaysia once but did not learn much until he found Pak Harry swiftlet farming blog.
He finished reading every article written in less then one month and not one time but more then once.
He was not satisfied and wanted very much to meet Pak Harry in person. He admitted to borrowing some money to fly over to Malaysia to learn hands on with his Sifu.
I was very honored but no matter how much he learned from me I told him to give back to all his Cambodian swiftlet farmers.
I advise him that my aspiration is to help those who are in need of proper guidance in swiftlet farming. If he can do that in his country I will be very proud to be his Sifu.
In the meantime, today we had a fantastic day.
Starting from KL to Klang then to Sungai Rambai. After the short stop we moved to Kuala Selangor and Sekinchan. Took them to those padi fields with many big size BHs to stop by.
Arrived Setiawan, Perak at about 4.30pm and received by Mr.D.
The first thing he did was to find us a simple hotel. Mr.D was very pleased to help and he can never stop talking about "Black Cloud" sound.
We entered one of his BH with 3,000 nests and the internal view was breath taking. Those birds were everywhere and their nest were crystal white.
The best was to have a look at how effective "Black Cloud" was.
Harry those birds become so crazy and even after 7.45pm there are still some pecking on those tweeters.
I saw with my own eyes and I just could not believed to see how those birds were attracted to the sound.
"Harry the "Black Cloud" is the best sound that I ever have and I wish you have found this much ealier. It is effective and marvellous."
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