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Peskies / 6805 LSB UNID Language 2145 UTC 13 Nov 2018
« on: November 13, 2018, 2146 UTC »
6805 kHz 6.805 MHz LSB presumably Portuguese - unable to 100% ID language, could be Spanish, lots of utiliity QRM at the moment
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Peskies / 6970 kHz LSB Numbers in Spanish vs CW 6969 kHz 2142 UTC 13 Nov 2018
« on: November 13, 2018, 2143 UTC »
123...123....123....123...repeated several times, with QRM from CW on 6969 kHz
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Peskies / 6960 LSB vs. 6957 USB UNID Nets Spanish/Portuguese 2140 UTC 13 Nov 2018
« on: November 13, 2018, 2141 UTC »
Hearing OM and YL chatting in Spanish on 6957 kHz USB while there's other stations yakking away on 6960 kHz LSB (probably in Portuguese but I'm not 100% sure). Tuned in via Sigma SDR on the MA/CT border.
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Peskies / 6950 USB Spanish Language 2135 UTC 13 Nov 2018
« on: November 13, 2018, 2138 UTC »
6950 kHz 6.950 MHz 6.95 MHz USB mode. There's a huge ute signal from roughly 6920 kHz up to 6950 kHz...basically making 6925 kHz and nearby frequencies unusable.
Anyway, I'm hearing some ham radio operator like traffic on 6950 USB - at least two stations, using pro-words ("over", etc) in Spanish...some off-frequency QRM down in the noise, possibly from 6952 kHz but I'm not 100% sure. Casual QSO, talking about generic things that ham radio operators talk about - domestic matters, the weather, radios, propagation....much more professional sounding than the on-going Spanish language net on 6915 kHz LSB.
Anyway, I'm hearing some ham radio operator like traffic on 6950 USB - at least two stations, using pro-words ("over", etc) in Spanish...some off-frequency QRM down in the noise, possibly from 6952 kHz but I'm not 100% sure. Casual QSO, talking about generic things that ham radio operators talk about - domestic matters, the weather, radios, propagation....much more professional sounding than the on-going Spanish language net on 6915 kHz LSB.
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Peskies / 6915 LSB Spanish Language 2130 UTC 13 Nov 2018
« on: November 13, 2018, 2131 UTC »
Hearing strong signals on 6915 kHz LSB mode, Spanish language. Likely freebanders - lots of "salty language" heard though. One station is peaking at S5 the other is slightly weaker. Sounds like the guys usually found around 6900 kHz.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / Old Time Radio OTR 6770 AM 2040 UTC 10 Nov 18
« on: November 10, 2018, 2041 UTC »
Very strong signal on the Sigma SDR, probably the strongest I've heard Old Time Radio OTR on 6770 kHz 6.770 MHz
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Peskies / Fishing Fleets using 6215 kHz USB Marine Distress/Calling Channel
« on: November 08, 2018, 1307 UTC »
Last night around 2200 UTC I heard several QSOs in the 6200-6525 marine band (and the higher frequencies up to 7000 kHz, of course). 6200 USB was very active in Spanish language as were several others including the 6MHz SSB marine calling/distress channel of 6215 kHz. The other night I logged similar traffic on 6215.5 kHz USB but last night it was on 6215.0 kHz USB...too weak to really make out exactly what was being said but this didn't sound like emergency traffic.
Since they're technically using the 6 MHz marine frequencies I know it should be considered "Utility" but these are more likely fishing fleets using the emergency frequency for regular HF-SSB marine comms.
Lots and lots of other 6 MHz marine traffic last night, of course the other users were not using the calling frequency and could therefore be considered regular utility users.
Since they're technically using the 6 MHz marine frequencies I know it should be considered "Utility" but these are more likely fishing fleets using the emergency frequency for regular HF-SSB marine comms.
Lots and lots of other 6 MHz marine traffic last night, of course the other users were not using the calling frequency and could therefore be considered regular utility users.
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Peskies / 6800 LSB vs. 6798 USB vs 6799 USB QRM 2212 UTC 7 Nov 2018
« on: November 07, 2018, 2214 UTC »
At least three different QSOs going on around 6.8 MHz 6800 kHz - at 2211 one of the stronger groups switched from 6800 kHz LSB to 6800 kHz USB and continued chatting. 6798 USB is suffering from QRM from another nearby SSB QSO that's a bit weaker. 6800 USB is the strongest at 2213 UTC. All in Spanish, considering how quickly they switched from LSB to USB mode, I'd venture to guess that these are freebanders and not part of a fixed radiotelephone network....that, or, they're fishing boats / pescadores of course. Not sticking around to find out more due to the crazy amount of QRM and lots of other listening targets at the moment.
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Peskies / 6747.5 kHz USB Mixed English Spanish UNID Net 2207 UTC 7 Nov 18
« on: November 07, 2018, 2209 UTC »
UNID net English and Spanish EE/SS 6747.5 kHz 6.747.5 MHz USB mode
Heard "fifteen hundred" a couple times (in English) then back to Spanish...on the Sigma SDR on the CT/MA border at 2207 UTC. Frequency seems to have gone quiet almost right after I tuned in...
There are a lot of Latin American QSOs going on in the 6-12 MHz region right now... I imagine the lower frequencies will become active once the sun is completely down. 8 MHz and 9 MHz are also quite active. I haven't logged nearly everything I've heard because of the sheer magnitude of Spanish and Portuguese voices heard over the past 30-45 minutes...
Heard "fifteen hundred" a couple times (in English) then back to Spanish...on the Sigma SDR on the CT/MA border at 2207 UTC. Frequency seems to have gone quiet almost right after I tuned in...
There are a lot of Latin American QSOs going on in the 6-12 MHz region right now... I imagine the lower frequencies will become active once the sun is completely down. 8 MHz and 9 MHz are also quite active. I haven't logged nearly everything I've heard because of the sheer magnitude of Spanish and Portuguese voices heard over the past 30-45 minutes...
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Peskies / 8989 kHz USB Spanish Language Monologue 2158 UTC 7 Nov 2018
« on: November 07, 2018, 2201 UTC »
8989 kHz USB 8.989 MHz USB mode. Sounds like one station talking nonstop while other stations whistle on top of him, attempt to jam him, etc. Sort of reminds me of 7200 LSB or 14313 USB but this time its out of band and its in Spanish. At 2159 UTC there's another station whistling on top of this guy...possibly a religious operator, he's talking about forgiveness for his sins from God at 2200 UTC, then glory to God at 2200 UTC.
I may have stumbled upon an overly talkative outbander or perhaps another actual pirate broadcaster....I'm putting this in the Peskies forum because there's at least two or three stations attempting to either jam this guy or break in on the "QSO". Still going strong at 2201 UTC. Received via Sigma SDR on the CT/MA border.
I may have stumbled upon an overly talkative outbander or perhaps another actual pirate broadcaster....I'm putting this in the Peskies forum because there's at least two or three stations attempting to either jam this guy or break in on the "QSO". Still going strong at 2201 UTC. Received via Sigma SDR on the CT/MA border.
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Utility / WWVH and WWV 15000 kHz AM 2153 UTC 7 Nov 2018
« on: November 07, 2018, 2154 UTC »
A testament to the quality of the ΣSDR receiver, hearing both WWV (male voice) and WWVH (female voice) on 15.000 MHz 15000 kHz at 2153 (and again at the time 2154 Coordinated Universal Time)
I haven't heard both WWV and WWVH at the same time in a while.
I haven't heard both WWV and WWVH at the same time in a while.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / Old Time Radio OTR 6770 AM 2143 UTC 7 Nov 2018
« on: November 07, 2018, 2145 UTC »
Old Time Radio 6770 kHz AM 6.770 MHz OTR pirate radio station 6770 AM November 7th 2018 log
"It's the miracle drug, cures every bug!"....OM singing, very good audio 2143 UTC
"super new improved new dreams!" "a miracle shampoo" ads continuing at 2143 UTC
"never dries out your hair, actually prevents against bothersome dryness - 2144 UTC
back to radio show programming at 2144 UTC with good signal. Nice modulation on the ΣSDR
YL singing and a very deep fade at 2145 UTC. S7-S8 signal
"It's the miracle drug, cures every bug!"....OM singing, very good audio 2143 UTC
"super new improved new dreams!" "a miracle shampoo" ads continuing at 2143 UTC
"never dries out your hair, actually prevents against bothersome dryness - 2144 UTC
back to radio show programming at 2144 UTC with good signal. Nice modulation on the ΣSDR
YL singing and a very deep fade at 2145 UTC. S7-S8 signal
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Utility / 6761 kHz USB Radio Checks Presumably USAF 2139 UTC 7 Nov 2018
« on: November 07, 2018, 2141 UTC »
6761 kHz USB 6.761 MHz USB presumed USAF HF SSB traffic English language sounded like military comms
Heard three short beeps and then some "check check" and other radio check sounding traffic...this is apparently one of the old USAF SAC frequencies.
Very weak pescadore/freebander QRM down in the noise...
Heard via Westminster, MD SDR
Heard three short beeps and then some "check check" and other radio check sounding traffic...this is apparently one of the old USAF SAC frequencies.
Very weak pescadore/freebander QRM down in the noise...
Heard via Westminster, MD SDR
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North American Shortwave Pirate / Old Time Radio OTR 6770 AM 2130 UTC 29 Oct 2018
« on: November 06, 2018, 2131 UTC »
Old Time Radio OTR 6770 kHz 6.770 MHz AM mode
Hearing YL and OM talking....then some laughter at 2130 UTC. S6-S7 signal with some actually readable audio for the first time in a while!
Hearing YL and OM talking....then some laughter at 2130 UTC. S6-S7 signal with some actually readable audio for the first time in a while!
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Peskies / 12232 kHz USB Spanish Language 1725 UTC 6 Nov 2018
« on: November 06, 2018, 1738 UTC »
12232 kHz 12.232 MHz USB mode Spanish language SS OMs unknown origin, use of radio procedural codes, including the Spanish language version of "over" - possibly fishing fleets. Weak signals...not making it past S-3
