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Utility / 7CPK on 3718 kHz
« on: January 31, 2024, 1456 UTC »
1449 UTC 1/31/24, heard "7CPK" in CW repeated many times on 3718 kHz at about 18 WPM.  Weak signal likely from the west.  Stopped at about 1451 UTC.

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Longwave Loggings / Re: SAQ will transmit tonight.
« on: December 26, 2023, 1207 UTC »
No copy of SAQ on 17.2 kHz.  Tried both an homebuilt amplified ferrite rod and the AMRAD active whip.  Conditions were fair with a copy of French FUE on 65.80 kHz.  Lightning in the SE U.S. was heard.

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Longwave Loggings / SAQ will transmit tonight.
« on: December 24, 2023, 0136 UTC »
SAQ Christmas Eve message  will transmit on 17.200 kHz, 12/24, 0800 UTC.  CW.  80kW.  VLF is where the real DX is!

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Longwave Loggings / RDL 21.1 kHz CW Transmission
« on: November 26, 2023, 0254 UTC »
11/26/23 0250Z CW transmission from RDL on 21.1 kHz:
UUUUUU
RDL RDL RDL
98497
91637
98497
91637
98497
91637
K
   It seems like RDL is very busy running message traffic.

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Longwave Loggings / RDL 21.10 kHz Mil HQ Moskva VLF on this morning
« on: November 25, 2023, 1456 UTC »
   I've been listening at the low end of the bands.  I'm hearing narrowband FSK on 21.1 kHz this morning at about 1400Z.    The transmitter is coming on for a while then off again.  Sounds like they are transmitting short FSK message traffic.  1454Z the transmission came on again sending FSK CW.  Seemed like random characters for about 30 seconds, then switched off again.  73, Sky, Tucson, Az

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Longwave Loggings / TFK/NRK Grindavik is off the air likely evacuated.
« on: November 12, 2023, 0211 UTC »
I haven't heard NRK on 37.5 kHz in a few days.  It must be evacuated due to the volcanic activity emergency.  It looks like the seismic activity is directly below NRK.  This is going to be a huge loss if the site is destroyed.  73, KI6R

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About 21.155 MHz at this time.  Sounds like a female voice with a lot of short conversation.

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HF Mystery Signals / Scrambled 21.2 MHz HF Comms out of Europe?
« on: May 30, 2023, 1422 UTC »
The 15 meter amateur band is open to Europe this morning.  Worked a station from Croatia with strong signals.  Hearing some apparently scrambled voice traffic on the 15m amateur band.  Seems to be LSB but wideband at 6-10 kHz bandwidth.  The language is perhaps Romanian or some other latin or slavic based.  There is a lot of conversation.  Almost sounds like a full duplex phone conversation of split frequencies.  Anyone know what this is.  73. Sky, Az.

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6950 kHz USB S7  4kHz bandwidth, looks like repurposed amateur radio equipment given the spectrum roll-off.

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Thanks, that makes sense.   

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USB voice on 4724.0 with call sign "Bad Alibie" at about 0150Z.  Reading alpha numeric characters using phonetics.  Announced 34 characters and then read them, twice.  Signal has an echo so it sounds like a simulcast from multiple transmitter sites.  Is this some sort of ground-to-air transmission by the military?  73.

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Thanks for the info.  I'll listen for this in the future.

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I guess this is the USAF High Frequency Global Communications System.   Perhaps some sort of emergency action message (EAM).  Perhaps from Granville, OH?

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Gone now "This is Granville, out" at about 0510 UTC.  The announcers had American accents.

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Does anyone know what this broadcast is about.  Currently 11.175 MHz USB at 0508 UTC 3/6/22.  They announce "This is Granville, Standby" then they read off letters using the phonetic alphabet.  Also "This is Granville, more to follow."  First it was an older male voice, now it is a younger female voice.

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