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Spy Numbers / M03 6977kHz 1535-1553z

« on: April 08, 2014, 1603 UTC »

M03 6977kHz 1535-1553z

790/38
75209 71990 58981 55890 97049 75002 97556 98470 58496 89861 91748 54884 90942 41614 73323 73366 11382 00715 69306 05625 55629 15979 89053 27981 76968 27074 69317 39554 30186 24995 37387 96367 19564 54073 90815 26120 27967 74976

0 0 0

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Spy Numbers / E11a 13375kHz 2014-04-08 1400-1405z

« on: April 08, 2014, 1407 UTC »

YL w/ niner, eight, one, oblique, one, zero until 1403 then into 5-digit number groups until "out" @ 1405; via University of Twente.

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Spy Numbers / Re: Unid 7769kHz

« on: April 07, 2014, 1939 UTC »

Deciphered! (thanks to Ary Boender)

It is Russian Navy:

websdr_recording_2014-04-07T17-07-34Z_7769.0kHz.wav
MMZO\’OH
UDF
HOJPNYPLEEEEEEEEEEE OAANOAANU
ZSS UHZDP CU.QWVIAHF\H\H\OCYG\UDGQEQH\H\OYK E.. V
UZQJEC\OVHJQK X\JQKRJYOELTSRKTRDEHO W
ZSL K
OK K
 
websdr_recording_2014-04-07T14-24-08Z_7769.0kHz.wav
AKKLKVMMK MLM MLM K (Callsign perhaps?)
GA
ZDP
CY GTDL\O QMKJS \J\HHP\OZOD.RVW \O\OVZ WXCBFBCGHORXNQGKAQCPQLIJOMF\A\AM
A.SKWMUH O VBZI.P\JDTIPPYJ\AV\UPWDGHB\HPZVHQJHLZPWAQQZIMYSQIGSZPLNJLAC\OR
CONKC V XZAC\A\H\O

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Spy Numbers / Re: Unid 7769kHz

« on: April 07, 2014, 1440 UTC »

Are you listening via Twente?

YES... right now!

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Spy Numbers / Re: Unid 7769kHz

« on: April 07, 2014, 1429 UTC »

I really don't know. I just used :

http://www.numbersoddities.nl/N&O-187.pdf

as a reference

I've just heard a tx with 2 stations. One was sending several letters to the other. At EOT, the first one asked for a confirmation and signed off. From 1415z to 1427z. Weird!!

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Spy Numbers / Re: Unid 7769kHz

« on: April 07, 2014, 1140 UTC »

7769 has also been an M89 frequency.

Right! But I think this tx doesn't seem to be a know pattern or am I wrong?

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Spy Numbers / Unid 7769kHz

« on: April 07, 2014, 0934 UTC »

Hello all,

This is my first post in this forum.
I've been listening a sporadic and weird CW tx on 7769kHz. This morning started at 9.00z and lasted for abt 2 minutes. Code seems to be manual. Sometimes it can be heard some letters as transmitted by mistake or with variable speed. I know this used to be a M23 freq. Any idea?

Listen to a record at 1000z, today: http://cibermundos.net/cibermundos/websdr_recording_2014-04-07T10-05-48Z_7769.0kHz.wav


Thanks

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SDR - Software Defined Radio / Re: SDR-IQ Alternative?

« on: April 06, 2014, 2208 UTC »

Take a look at the ELAD FDM-S2. Great SDR!