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Author Topic: UNID 3795 kHz 0436 UTC 7 APR 2025  (Read 438 times)

Offline Robot Matrix

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UNID 3795 kHz 0436 UTC 7 APR 2025
« on: April 07, 2025, 0439 UTC »
Could be some weird type of digital signal? Any ideas?



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Re: UNID 3795 kHz 0436 UTC 7 APR 2025
« Reply #1 on: April 07, 2025, 1313 UTC »
There's no digital signal; it sounds like the noise from an old tube TV or monitor. So, it's more QRM than anything else.

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Re: UNID 3795 kHz 0436 UTC 7 APR 2025
« Reply #2 on: April 08, 2025, 0416 UTC »
The sound did remind me of rfi from the crt days,  but who uses those anymore? Never seen it on this band until now. You really think someone moved into the neighborhood with on old TV? What's odd is it starts and stops. One signal will be strong, then another weak, with a break in between... whereas the old TV rfi was continuous, but varied in strength depending on what was on the screen.
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Re: UNID 3795 kHz 0436 UTC 7 APR 2025
« Reply #3 on: April 08, 2025, 0843 UTC »
I never said it IS an old tube TV, please read carefully.

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