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Loggings => North American Shortwave Pirate => Topic started by: WA4FHY on July 19, 2016, 0408 UTC
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~0330 Started with "V"s then into 5 letter groups. I got into here
~2 minutes into it and punched Audacity and recorded the
final ~6:30.
~0338 Assumed s/off w/"YYYYY 23233 23233 23233 UVB33 UVB33 UVB33 K"
CW sounded good @ ~18 wpm but the sig was weak w/some QSB and QRN
Guess someone was trying to be a Numbers station...
{Edit 1835 19jul16}
Chris,
Yeah, I had the same thought about the UVB33 after I later read
the posting, in General Discussions, about UVB-76. I didn't copy much
last night as I was doing laundry at the time it was on so I only
was able to be in the shack just before s/off. I did get most of it
on Audacity and plan to play that back and see if there's anything
else of interest...
Paul
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Heard here on the SDR recording with a fair signal and a bit of static. I assume UVB33 is a take off on UVB-76, the Buzzer.
Here's what I copied with MultiMode: ( http://www.blackcatsystems.com/software/multimode.html )
VVV UVB3E ET UVB33 UV I3I IT E 33 U T33 2ITT W ZG ZZZ WJRWH MXSCW FUNRS TVGPM NFVUU GCCLK AEWASM E EEM TIX ODERD VWKQH VUREH U OIU WHA S ICK MT II TMRT WNT ERE KRNUR CNACL E 5BU RLULR EOSAF FB EUM UCAXG ETTJU EETOJ PWOUA XRBES FEDFX OHPTTT KNF X TRA SA E WE UR E N NOP OFTKS LB NXX NQLFT TCEDQ FNAPU RWKQAE BD MQR BE DHB C EO ATHXL IVT EAM OO VC PGIIQ CJMGR QCONW MNONS QLJUQ LI/HE KKMAS CBDLV AESVI HUJXI LRPU PHTWV BAQIE CTT PB OBEGP MEHBL TIMPE PBXBA PILLM IXHBS D RWMT CST NB OA YG BSBIC VSCD T VPSSI XDMSF USOP TEEIQ ED EP BMSLJ MVDCE FUBKH FRRKF IDXLE PVBQR WKJ NR ODMWH ORGCU EOLQI MRLUBF UPXPB LAR LDG OSL6F GTTQTE PUUWG BWOOI ARKENP JDDAK GQILF YYYYY 23 33 233 UVB33 UVAS 33 UVB33 K
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strange, I read about UVB33 in the oddities newsletter a few weeks ago.
could be legit?
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That's interesting WJD. Thanks for the info. Do you
have a link to oddities post?
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That's interesting WJD. Thanks for the info. Do you
have a link to oddities post?
http://www.numbersoddities.nl/N&O-225.pdf
page 64
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Thanks, WJD. The link worked great. That was interesting reading.
I note that this report was for a PSK-63 mode. It gets curiouser
and curiouser. I usually leave the SDR-IQ parked on 6925 when
I'm not listening elsewhere (sorry, not 6930 :))
BTW: You sound pretty good tonight but getting covered by
QRN crashes from time to time but such is life at this time of
the year. We are having too much of mid - upper 90s temperatures
and real close dew points. Gotta love Mr. Carrier for his cool
invention! BTW#2 - I could enjoy a change of mx to something
like Moody Blues, Pink Floyd, Bluegrass... Just my
never humble opinion ;D Have a good transmission tonight!
Hey, a change of mx even before I clicked the Post button!
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Thanks, WJD. The link worked great. That was interesting reading.
I note that this report was for a PSK-63 mode. It gets curiouser
and curiouser. I usually leave the SDR-IQ parked on 6925 when
I'm not listening elsewhere (sorry, not 6930 :))
BTW: You sound pretty good tonight but getting covered by
QRN crashes from time to time but such is life at this time of
the year. We are having too much of mid - upper 90s temperatures
and real close dew points. Gotta love Mr. Carrier for his cool
invention! BTW#2 - I could enjoy a change of mx to something
like Moody Blues, Pink Floyd, Bluegrass... Just my
never humble opinion ;D Have a good transmission tonight!
Hey, a change of mx even before I clicked the Post button!
I have yet to catch the UVB33 station. but I don't always get to listen, I work a lot.
as for my broadcasts, I play a lot of Russian stuff
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strange, I read about UVB33 in the oddities newsletter a few weeks ago.
could be legit?
It could be legit, however I am, by nature, suspicious of any transmission on 6925 kHz ;D
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strange, I read about UVB33 in the oddities newsletter a few weeks ago.
could be legit?
It could be legit, however I am, by nature, suspicious of any transmission on 6925 kHz ;D
if it is legit, they are brilliant, drop it in the middle of the pirate band. everyone will dismiss as a pirate.
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A small US based Revolutionary group got up to similar hijinks about 15 years ago, WJD. There was a split in the leadership and it fell apart. While it lasted it was beyond anything even the NSA has conceived. Surprisingly, it was conceived by two of the biggest knucleheads in the movement. Knucklehead Number Three did the QSL's.