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Spy Numbers / CW Stn on 4088.5 KHz
« on: November 24, 2018, 1457 UTC »
Not sure if this is the right place (I don't want to look like a noob)
Been looking at some online SDRs lately, and this morning seeing/hearing some cw on 4088.5 KHz. Seems to be a one way transmission (not a qso) - seems to be repeating lines of code, always starting with N3N.
"N3N UA56D3 6NU5DN4 AA3 36"
"N3N UA56DD 74U6UU5 AT5 5N" and so on.....
Always starts with N3N, and ends with what seems like a sequence number, like 36, then 37 - just now heard 4N instead.
Some fades, so I can't vouch for the accuracy. About 20 WPM. I dialed up an SDR in Ft. Collins, CO and was copying it pretty ok there too at the same time as the KPH SDR in CA.
Thoughts anyone?
Been looking at some online SDRs lately, and this morning seeing/hearing some cw on 4088.5 KHz. Seems to be a one way transmission (not a qso) - seems to be repeating lines of code, always starting with N3N.
"N3N UA56D3 6NU5DN4 AA3 36"
"N3N UA56DD 74U6UU5 AT5 5N" and so on.....
Always starts with N3N, and ends with what seems like a sequence number, like 36, then 37 - just now heard 4N instead.
Some fades, so I can't vouch for the accuracy. About 20 WPM. I dialed up an SDR in Ft. Collins, CO and was copying it pretty ok there too at the same time as the KPH SDR in CA.
Thoughts anyone?