 Item number, SCP-338, Object Class, SAFE, Special Containment Procedures. SCP-338 is to be activated and constantly monitored at all times, with its broadcasts recorded for later analysis. Every 10 minutes, the channel is to be changed, alternating between the broadcasts at 89.1 MHz, 100.2 MHz, 104.9 MHz, and 107.9 MHz. If at any time, SCP-338 does not receive a broadcast on one of these frequencies, Dr. Brown has to be immediately notified and the entire frequency band is to be scanned to determine the status of the remaining broadcasts. Only personnel with level 3 clearance are allowed to listen to, interpret, or analyze data resulting from recordings of SCP-338. No personnel are allowed to spend more than 100 cumulative hours interpreting the broadcast at frequency 107.9 MHz. Any personnel that has reached the maximum number of hours of exposure is to be administered a Class C amnestic and returned to the regular workforce as appropriate. All personnel working on data from the broadcast at 107.9 MHz are to be searched before leaving the data analysis center. Any and all data storage devices are to be confiscated, and the personnel involved terminated in order to prevent the possibility of r***** occurring in this reality. Description SCP-338 is a portable crank and battery powered survival radio manufactured by r***** Inc. Disassembly reveals no anomalies compared to similar radios, with the exception of three small, less than 1mm in diameter, drops of solder on the receiver circuitry. Replicating this defect on other models does not result in an effect similar to SCP-338. Expecting the anomalous properties described below, SCP-338 functions identically to similar models manufactured by r***** Inc. SCP-338 is capable of receiving anomalous broadcast signals on 11 different frequencies. These broadcasts maintain the same signal strength, no matter the physical location of SCP-338. Each broadcast appears to originate from a greatly different reality. With the exception of the one at 100.2 MHz, all broadcasts appear to be live and transmitted at the same date and time that they are received by SCP-338, as indicated by references to known natural disasters. The broadcast frequencies in a brief description of their general contents are as follows. Frequency 88.7 MHz, Contents, Orchestral Music, Pieces Unknown, Primary Language, Tagalog, Frequency 89.1 MHz, Contents, Talk Radio, primarily focused on politics and sports, Primary Languages, Mixture of French and Mandarin, Frequency 91.8 MHz, Contents, Religious Hymns and Chants, Primarily Hindu, Primary Language, Urdu, Frequency 94.5 MHz, Contents, Rap and Tagalog Music, Pieces Unknown, Primary Languages, Mixture of English and Zuni, Frequency 97.0 MHz, Contents, Heavy Static, Faint Voices Heard, Contents Unknown, Primary Language, Unknown, Frequency 99.3 MHz, Contents, Smooth Jazz, Pieces Unknown, Primary Language, Heavily Distorted Korean, Frequency 100.2 MHz, Contents, Emergency Broadcast, Primary Language, Latin, Frequency 101.7 MHz, Contents, Electronic and Dance Music, Pieces Unknown, Primary Language, Unknown or Unidentified, Frequency 103.4 MHz, Contents, Minor Static, Country Music, Pieces Unknown, Primary Language, Swahili, Frequency 104.9 MHz, Contents, Education Programs, Primary Language, Arabic, Frequency 107.9 MHz, Contents, Primary Language. Although the music broadcasts are interesting from a cultural viewpoint, the talk-based broadcasts are the primary focus of analysis. The broadcast at 89.1 MHz references political scenarios extremely similar to those founded the United States of America, but describe actions and events four to six weeks before they occur in the Foundation's reality. Although the political situations appear analogous, all names of people and places are different, mostly indicating a French or Mandarin origin. The broadcast at 100.2 MHz is apparently a looped recording of survival instructions, rendezvous locations and status updates about the Great War and seems to describe an EK class scenario caused by the release of SCP-1427. The contents are changed and updated sporadically, ranging from twice daily to once every three weeks. The broadcast at 104.9 MHz is a mixture of educational programs suitable for university-level classes, covering topics including electronics, mathematics, biology, art history, literature, and star building. Many of the science topics covered indicate a technological base significantly different from and possibly more advanced than that currently possessed by the Foundation. The broadcast at 107.9 MHz data expunged, which constitutes a major security breach in the event of although the physical modifications necessary to are not readily available, data expunged in no more than four years. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-337, Airball, right now, or for the complete course, watch this playlist.