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Loggings => Other => Topic started by: Bill F on February 15, 2014, 2333 UTC

Title: 6945-6948U, 02152014,2330utc, some type of data stream?
Post by: Bill F on February 15, 2014, 2333 UTC
any idea what this is?  I've heard it last nite and tonight with just a discone and dipole in the attic. I can imagine what it would be if the good antennas were up.   the signal is strong about s9+20.
Title: Re: 6945-6948U, 02152014,2330utc, some type of data stream?
Post by: Token on February 16, 2014, 0201 UTC
This is STANAG 4481 FSK.  850 Hz shift, 75 bd, KG-84 encrypted.  What a lot of people call 850 Hz shift RTTY when they see it, or RATT.  However, the transmitter or the audio is very messed up, and there is a lot of noise in the passband of the transmitter.

T!
Title: Re: 6945-6948U, 02152014,2330utc, some type of data stream?
Post by: RCCI on February 20, 2014, 0246 UTC
Wow! What a signal----Every night it's been blasting S9+20. Any idea of it's QTH and power output? Hopefully "someday" it will move.  :(
Title: Re: 6945-6948U, 02152014,2330utc, some type of data stream?
Post by: Nella F. on February 22, 2014, 0025 UTC
This is STANAG 4481 FSK.  850 Hz shift, 75 bd, KG-84 encrypted.  What a lot of people call 850 Hz shift RTTY when they see it, or RATT.  However, the transmitter or the audio is very messed up, and there is a lot of noise in the passband of the transmitter. T!

Yeah, but could you dumb it down just a bit what is it?  ??? I'm pretty much still living in analog land.
Title: Re: 6945-6948U, 02152014,2330utc, some type of data stream?
Post by: glimmer twin on February 22, 2014, 0255 UTC
STANAG4481 FSK ( STANAG= STANdardization AGreement)  is navy HF shore to ship broadcast system.
Title: Re: 6945-6948U, 02152014,2330utc, some type of data stream?
Post by: Nella F. on February 23, 2014, 0014 UTC
STANAG4481 FSK ( STANAG= STANdardization AGreement)  is navy HF shore to ship broadcast system.

Kool! Thanks!
Title: Re: 6945-6948U, 02152014,2330utc, some type of data stream?
Post by: Token on February 23, 2014, 0133 UTC
Think of it as modern day RTTY.  It uses the same basic technique as old school RTTY, but it does not carry strictly the same thing anymore.

T!