Fire sound simulator and related transmissions

A sound simulator which produces the sounds of a wood burning fire, the simulator including a source of power, a switch to activate and deactivate the simulator, a recording of fire sounds which is played when the simulator is activated, said recording being stored in an integrated circuit, said integrated circuit capable of producing signals when activated, a speaker which receives the signal from the integrated circuit to produce audible sounds representative of a wood burning fire, said switches capable of activation or deactivation from a remote source, said sound simulator includes electrical circuitry for processing generated voltages received from a power source, a first integrated circuit preprogrammed to produce fire background noises when energized, in time sequence, and at least another integrated circuit for generating pre-recorded popping noises simulating of a fire, in sequence, both of the voltages generated from said integrated circuits being amplified and delivered to said speaker, for broadcasting of a sound that simulates the sound of a log burning fire.