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Title: Burst data transmissions 6780 kHz
Post by: PeteZahpai on November 18, 2025, 0502 UTC
1.  Frequency (kHz) -  Between 6780 and 6980 kHz (kept shifting up and down)
2.  Time (UTC) - 11-18-2025 @ 0330 UTC
3.  Duration - Short single bursts, some followed by a second burst
4.  Receiver Mode - USB
5.  Receiver Location - NW Alabama
6.  Description - I have waterfall images and sound captures, but no idea how to share them here..
7.  Radio - SDRPlay/SDRUno w/ upconverter, 24' wire end fed vertical.

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Title: Re: Burst data transmissions 6780 kHz
Post by: Zenith.swl on November 20, 2025, 1451 UTC
You can try something like this:
[url ]Link To Your Audio / Image file here .com[/url]

Click on the Insert Hyperlink icon when composing a post.
Title: Re: Burst data transmissions 6780 kHz
Post by: RobRich on November 24, 2025, 1326 UTC
I have seen people using Archive.org for HF radio recordings.

There are the usual suspects as well. Of note, SoundCloud or YouTube should suffice for general recordings, like data or utility stations, though music might net your account a copyright warning or strike.

I use imgbb.com for images. Just upload the pic, then you can copy-and-paste the bbcode into your forum post.
Title: Re: Burst data transmissions 6780 kHz
Post by: Token on February 16, 2026, 1408 UTC
1.  Frequency (kHz) -  Between 6780 and 6980 kHz (kept shifting up and down)
2.  Time (UTC) - 11-18-2025 @ 0330 UTC
3.  Duration - Short single bursts, some followed by a second burst
4.  Receiver Mode - USB
5.  Receiver Location - NW Alabama
6.  Description - I have waterfall images and sound captures, but no idea how to share them here..
7.  Radio - SDRPlay/SDRUno w/ upconverter, 24' wire end fed vertical.

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Without more information, an audio recording, a waterfall screen shot, or better yet, both, you are not going to get an answer that is more than a guess.  that frequency range has many possible answers, including radar and various digital modems.

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