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10/11 meters / 29.875 MHz FM 29875 kHz FM Asian Fishing Fleet Fishery Radio Chatter 9 June 2023

« on: June 09, 2023, 1424 UTC »

Heard via the G8JNJ RaspSDR UK based online receiver.  Band opening up, 11m and 10m along with VHF low band starting to open. 

The usual chatter on 29.875 MHz - Asian fishermen comms fishing fleet radio network 29875 FM 29.8750 FM [CSQ] 29,875kHz FM 29.875MHz FM CSQ simplex FM no tone.  Good quality audio at around 1130 UTC. 

These guys are running the de facto standard "FM Fishery Radiotelephone" system - 480 channel, channelized high-HF/low-VHF 25 watt radios. 

27.500 MHz to 39.475 MHz.  Some list the coverage as 27.5 MHz - 39.5 MHz or 27.500 MHz to 39.500 MHz.  The standard version uses 25 kHz channel steps, with straight numbering sequence. 

27.500 MHz FM - Channel 1
27.525 MHz FM - Channel 2
27.550 MHz FM - Channel 3
27.575 MHz FM - Channel 4 and so on


29.875 MHz FM is Channel 100 on that channel plan.  I've noted activity on 27.750 MHz FM, 27.775 MHz FM, 27.900 MHz FM, 27.975 MHz FM, 28.000 MHz FM, 29.150 MHz FM, 29.700 MHz FM, 29.725 MHz FM, 29.750 MHz FM, 29.775 MHz FM, 29.825 MHz FM and many many others (including even more above 30 MHz). 

The radios do cover the entire 28 MHz - 29.7 MHz 10m amateur band, and they've been monitored in-band, but usually they seem to stay between 27.500 MHz and 28.000 MHz and 29.700 MHz and 39.475 MHz.

There are apparently some "export" versions of these rigs that reduce the channel spacing from 25 kHz to 12.5 kHz (and reduce the FM deviation from 4 kHz/5 kHz to 2.5 kHz), producing double the available channels.  The indications are that most users are running the 25 kHz channel band plan.  However, frequencies 29.8875 MHz FM, 29.9625 MHz FM, 30.3625 MHz FM, 32.1125 MHz FM, 32.1625 MHz FM, 32.1875 MHz FM and several others have had Asian fishing fleet traffic monitored on them.

With the band open almost every day now...I expect more of these systems will start appearing.   Japan still has their two DSB fishing fleet radio telephone systems (in other words, AM mode).  Double sideband fishery radiotelephone service.  There's the

1W DSB 27MHz service AM voice and data
(26760 kHz to 27988 kHz or 26.760 MHz to 27.988 MHz, odd steps)

5W DSB 40MHz service AM voice and data
39.008 MHz to 39.928 MHz transmit/receive, 8 kHz channel spacing
35.544 MHz to 35.928 MHz ship receive only 8 kHz channel spacing (shore transmit)

The reason for the 35 MHz - 36 MHz shore transmit frequencies is, I believe, for half-duplex or even full duplex ship-to-shore comms.  Various Japanese fishing companies fisheries have licenses for the 35-36 MHz frequencies and the 39-40 MHz frequencies - indicating that the 39MHz band is used for ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore comms. 

Japan also has a 25W SSB 27MHz fishery radio service 27.3105 MHz to 27.4705 MHz or 27310.5 kHz to 27470.5 kHz, odd spacing, USB mode.

South Korea has a fisheries radio service at 27 MHz as well: 27.508 MHz to 27.943 MHz.  Like the Japanese 1 watt DSB AM 27 MHz fishery radio service, the channel spacing is very random. 

Add to that the fact that numerous other Asia - Pacific countries with large fishing fleets have what they simply call "marine CB" or "boat CB radio".  Usually that means one of the following:

26.065 MHz to 28.755 MHz - AM, FM, USB and LSB modes
25.550 MHz to 30.500 MHz - AM, FM, USB and LSB modes
26.475 MHz to 27.275 MHz - AM mode (other variants include 25.550 MHz to 27.270 MHz, also AM mode)
25.615 MHz to 30.105 MHz - AM, FM, USB and LSB modes

The 26.065 MHz to 28.755 MHz and 25.615 MHz to 30.105 MHz versions are the most popular.  All of them appear to use 10 kHz spacing, just like regular old export CB radio.

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10/11 meters / 29.875 MHz FM 29875 kHz FM Asian Fishing Fleet Fishery Radio Chatter 31 May 2023

« on: May 31, 2023, 1545 UTC »

1540 UTC first noted.  Strong to fair signal strength, 13-14 kHz wide at full deviation.  Via G8JNJ RaspSDR internet SDR receiver.  Frequency 29.875 MHz FM.  29.875MHz FM.  Possibly Japanese language.  Fishing fleets.  Asian fishery radio 29.875MHz. 

Also noting strong POCSAG paging signals on 29.8 MHz and 29.9 MHz. 

153

VHF/UHF Logs, including satellites and radiosondes / 31 MHz Band French EPAR Traffic Lighting Control Datalinks 25 May 2023

« on: May 25, 2023, 1505 UTC »

Listening via online SDR - G8JNJ RaspSDR.  1500 UTC

Noted polytone data bursts (on several of the frequencies, also there was POCSAG signals!) on the following frequencies:

31.325 MHz
31.3875 MHz
31.4375 MHz
31.475 MHz - POCSAG paging signals noted on this frequency as well
31.6875 MHz
31.900 MHz
31.925 MHz
31.975 MHz

154

VHF/UHF Logs, including satellites and radiosondes / Asian Fishing Fleet Chatter 31.125 MHz FM 31125 kHz FM 25 May 2023

« on: May 25, 2023, 1207 UTC »

Fishery radio networks, 27.500 MHz FM to 39.475 MHz FM - 25 kHz spacing.  Channelized, carrier squelch, simplex FM. 

31.125 MHz FM 31.1250 FM [CSQ] 31.125MHz FM active with Asian fishermen chatting at 1200 UTC 25-May-2023.  Via UK based RaspSDR G8JNJ SDR frequency 31.125 MHz mode NFM.  Fishery radio chatter 25w output.  31.1250 MHz FM CSQ is one of the more popular frequencies.

155

10/11 meters / 27.975 MHz FM 27975 kHz FM Asian Fishing Fleet Fishery Radio Chatter 25 May 2023

« on: May 25, 2023, 1136 UTC »

Via UK based SDR.

27975 kHz FM 27.9750 FM [CSQ] 27.975MHz FM 27.975 MHz FM Asian fishermen radio chatter 1130 UTC May 25 2023. 
Fishing trawler radio chatter 27.750 MHz 27.75MHz 27.975MHz 27,975 27,750.  27.500 MHz FM 39.500 MHz FM.  Channel 20 frequency 27.9750 FM

SIO 222 to SIO 333, some dramatic fading.  Asian fishing radio fleet radio network 27.500 MHz - 39.475 MHz FM.  Often listed as 27.5MHz - 39.5MHz or 27.500 MHz - 39.500 MHz.  25 kHz spacing.  Fully channelized.  25 watt transmit power, 16K0F3E / 16K0G3E voice emission, 300 baud or 1200 baud AFSK / MFSK data transmission - 16K0F1D 16K0G1D emissions 16K0F2D / 16K0G2D GPS location ship to ship individual vessel call.  Channel 1 is 27.500MHz, channel 2 is 27.525MHz, channel 3 is 27.550MHz, channel 4 is 27.575MHz, channel 6 is 27.600MHz and so on. 

System is carrier squelch only, single frequency simplex.  No PL/DPL (CTCSS/DCS) tone squelch in use.  Just regular old simplex FM with carrier squelch, although the data based selective calling is apparently heavily used for individual vessel call and receiver muting (similar to the HF SSB SELCAL system, apparently). 

Lots of activity in the 29 MHz band, 30 MHz band, 31 MHz band...but now they're also showing up in 27 MHz.  Logged similar activity on 27.750 MHz FM (with pager POCSAG QRM, UK FM CB radio QRM 27.75125 MHz FM and SSB freeband CBer QRM).  Russian taxi dispatcher land mobile radio QRM.  Minor UK FM CB QRM from 27.97125 MHz FM as well. 

156

10/11 meters / Pagers On/Around 27.850 MHz - 27.845 27.8475 27.848 MHz UK SDR 25 May 2023

« on: May 25, 2023, 1127 UTC »

Tuning around 11m band 27 MHz band this morning, noted strong POCSAG paging signals on 27.845 MHz 27845 kHz, nearly nonstop. 

I checked 26.945 MHz, 26.960 MHz and others and they're quiet. 

Now there's an off-frequency POCSAG signal centered on 27.847 MHz or 27.8475 MHz or 27.848 MHz.  Tunes fine on 27.850 MHz.  Noted POCSAG activity on 27.855 MHz as well.  Seems like 27850 kHz 27.85 MHz is the "center" frequency. 

Heard at approx. 1125 UTC on May 25 2023 via G8JNJ SDR in Wessex, UK.

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10/11 meters / 27.750 MHz FM 27750 kHz FM Asian Fishing Fleet Fishery Radio Chatter 25 May 2023

« on: May 25, 2023, 1116 UTC »

Via G8JNJ RaspSDR at 1115 UTC (1215 local SDR receiver time).  27.75MHz.  27750 FM 27.7500 FM [CSQ] 27.750MHz Japanese fishing boat radio chatter 480 channel FM fishery radiotelephone.  27.5-39.5MHz 25w marine radio FM radiotelephone.  Dual mode signaling 300/1200 baud selective calling.  Carrier squelch only.

Fair to good signal on 27.7500 MHz FM [CSQ].  Some QRM from UK FM CB on 27.75125 MHz FM and SSB activity on 27.745 MHz and 27.755 MHz.  Weak POCSAG pager paging signal on 27.75 MHz as well. 

158

10/11 meters / Re: Asian Fishing Fleet Comms 27975 FM 27.975 MHz FM and 27.750 MHz FM - 19 May 2023

« on: May 21, 2023, 1218 UTC »

They popped up again on

27750 FM 27.750 MHz FM [CSQ]
27825 FM 27.825 MHz FM [CSQ]
27850 FM 27.850 MHz FM [CSQ]
27900 FM 27.900 MHz FM [CSQ]
27950 FM 27.950 MHz FM [CSQ]
27975 FM 27.975 MHz FM [CSQ]
28000 FM 28.000 MHz FM [CSQ]
28025 FM 28.025 MHz FM [CSQ]
28225 FM 28.225 MHz FM [CSQ]
28275 FM 28.275 MHz FM [CSQ]
28375 FM 28.375 MHz FM [CSQ]
28525 FM 28.525 MHz FM [CSQ]
29075 FM 29.075 MHz FM [CSQ]
29150 FM 29.150 MHz FM [CSQ]
29175 FM 29.175 MHz FM [CSQ]
29225 FM 29.225 MHz FM [CSQ]
29300 FM 29.300 MHz FM [CSQ]
29700 FM 29.700 MHz FM [CSQ]
29750 FM 29.750 MHz FM [CSQ]
29775 FM 29.775 MHz FM [CSQ]
29825 FM 29.825 MHz FM [CSQ]
29850 FM 29.850 MHz FM [CSQ]
29875 FM 29.875 MHz FM [CSQ]
29900 FM 29.900 MHz FM [CSQ]
29950 FM 29.950 MHz FM [CSQ]
29975 FM 29.975 MHz FM [CSQ]
30000 FM 30.000 MHz FM [CSQ]

and numerous frequencies above 30 MHz:


30025 FM 30.025 MHz FM [CSQ]
30075 FM 30.075 MHz FM [CSQ]
30100 FM 30.100 MHz FM [CSQ]
30150 FM 30.150 MHz FM [CSQ]
30200 FM 30.200 MHz FM [CSQ]
30225 FM 30.225 MHz FM [CSQ]
30275 FM 30.275 MHz FM [CSQ]
30300 FM 30.300 MHz FM [CSQ]
30500 FM 30.500 MHz FM [CSQ]
30550 FM 30.550 MHz FM [CSQ]
30575 FM 30.575 MHz FM [CSQ]
30750 FM 30.750 MHz FM [CSQ]
30775 FM 30.775 MHz FM [CSQ]
30800 FM 30.800 MHz FM [CSQ]
30825 FM 30.825 MHz FM [CSQ]
30875 FM 30.875 MHz FM [CSQ]
30900 FM 30.900 MHz FM [CSQ]
30975 FM 30.975 MHz FM [CSQ]
31000 FM 31.000 MHz FM [CSQ]
31025 FM 31.025 MHz FM [CSQ]
31075 FM 31.075 MHz FM [CSQ]
31100 FM 31.100 MHz FM [CSQ]
31150 FM 31.150 MHz FM [CSQ]
31200 FM 31.200 MHz FM [CSQ]
31300 FM 31.300 MHz FM [CSQ]
31400 FM 31.400 MHz FM [CSQ]
31425 FM 31.425 MHz FM [CSQ]
31500 FM 31.500 MHz FM [CSQ]
31550 FM 31.550 MHz FM [CSQ]
31650 FM 31.650 MHz FM [CSQ]
31700 FM 31.700 MHz FM [CSQ]
31775 FM 31.775 MHz FM [CSQ]
31800 FM 31.800 MHz FM [CSQ]
31825 FM 31.825 MHz FM [CSQ]
31900 FM 31.900 MHz FM [CSQ]
32000 FM 32.000 MHz FM [CSQ]
32175 FM 32.175 MHz FM [CSQ]
32200 FM 32.200 MHz FM [CSQ]
32225 FM 32.225 MHz FM [CSQ]
32750 FM 32.750 MHz FM [CSQ]
33000 FM 33.000 MHz FM [CSQ]
33200 FM 33.200 MHz FM [CSQ]
33425 FM 33.425 MHz FM [CSQ]
33500 FM 33.500 MHz FM [CSQ]
33750 FM 33.750 MHz FM [CSQ]
33900 FM 33.900 MHz FM [CSQ]



29.150 MHz FM seems to be quite popular, same with 27.750 MHz FM, 29.775 MHz FM, 29.825 MHz FM, 29.875 MHz FM (which had music playing on it at one point, basically their version of "peskie party radio"!).  30.750 MHz, 30.775 MHz, 30.800 MHz, 31.100 MHz and 31.800 MHz are active almost daily with fishing fleet chatter. 

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10/11 meters / Asian Fishing Fleet Comms 27975 FM 27.975 MHz FM and 27.750 MHz FM - 19 May 2023

« on: May 19, 2023, 1440 UTC »

Via the UK based G8JNJ RaspSDR. 

1430 UTC.

Asian fishery radio 27.975 MHz FM 27975 kHz FM 27.9750 MHz FM [CSQ]

Noted the usual Asian fishermen radio chatter on 29.875 MHz FM, but they're also on 27.975 MHz FM.  I imagine they're also operating within 10 meters. 

Yep, they've also active on 27.750 MHz FM, 27.925 MHz FM, 29.775 MHz FM, 29.825 MHz FM, 29.875 MHz FM, 29.950 MHz FM, 29.975 MHz FM, 30.000 MHz FM and others. 

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VHF/UHF Logs, including satellites and radiosondes / Asian Fishing Fleet Chatter 29.875 MHz FM 29875 kHz FM 19 May 2023

« on: May 19, 2023, 1354 UTC »

Via the UK based RaspSDR G8JNJ SDR.

Time: 1350 UTC.  Frequency: 29.8750 MHz FM.  Asian fishery radio chatter 29.8750 FM Fishery radio marine radiotelephone fishing boat radio FM 480channel 480CH 480 channel FT-801 fishery radio fishing boat radio VHF low band 31.1 MHz 31.125MHz FM 27.750 MHz FM 27.975MHz 28.000 MHz FM UNID

Strong Asian language chatter on 29.875MHz FM 29.8750 FM [CSQ] 29875 kHz FM.  Previously monitored active on this frequency, among many others.  29.775 MHz, 29.800 MHz, 29.825 MHz, 29.975 MHz, 30.000 MHz, 30.100 MHz, 30.225 MHz, 30.300 MHz, 30.750 MHz, 30.775 MHz, 30.800 MHz, 31.000 MHz, 31.025 MHz, 31.050 MHz, 31.075 MHz, 31.100 MHz and several others.  Usually 31.1 MHz FM is the busiest. 

These radios have proliferated worldwide.  480 channels, 27.500 MHz FM to 39.475 MHz FM.  25 watt power output.

161

VHF/UHF Logs, including satellites and radiosondes / VHF Low Band Activity (via UK Receiver) 10 March 2023

« on: March 10, 2023, 1732 UTC »

Above 29.7 MHz, tune in time: 1655 UTC.

29.7050 MHz FM - Russian taxi cab dispatcher
29.7500 MHz FM - FM signals noted, unable to ID - possibly land mobile (business)
29.7500 MHz FM - POCSAG paging signals
29.7750 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
29.8000 MHz FM - POCSAG paging signals
29.8250 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio - with data bursts
29.8500 MHz FM - POCSAG paging signals - basically nonstop
29.9000 MHz FM - POCSAG paging signals - sporadic
29.9250 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
29.9650 MHz FM - Russian language chatter
30.0000 MHz FM - Carrier signal - seems to always be there
30.0550 MHz FM - Russian taxi cab dispatcher
30.1000 MHz FM - POCSAG bursts, 16-20 kHz wide
30.2200 MHz FM - POCSAG Pager - Canadian hospital on-site paging with CW ID
30.2250 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
30.3000 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
30.4250 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
30.5800 MHz FM - US land mobile comms, sounds like construction
30.7750 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
30.8000 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
30.9000 MHz FM - Paging bursts
30.9000 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
31.0000 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
31.1000 MHz FM- Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
31.1200 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - bus dispatch
31.1500 MHz FM - Pager - POCSAG signals - Greek paging freq?
31.2000 MHz FM - Data bursts
31.2000 MHz FM - Spanish language LMR - likely taxi cab dispatcher out of Costa Rica
31.3250 MHz FM - French traffic signal control data
31.4500 MHz FM- Paging bursts
31.4500 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter
31.4800 MHz FM - US land mobile radio comms
31.5000 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
31.5750 MHz FM - Continuous FSK data carrier
31.5750 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
31.6000 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
31.6875 MHz FM - French traffic signal control data
31.7000 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
31.7250 MHz FM - UK on site hospital paging - POCSAG pager bursts
31.7500 MHz FM - UK on site hospital paging - POCSAG pager bursts
31.7750 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
31.7750 MHz FM - UK on site hospital paging - POCSAG pager bursts
31.8000 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
31.9125 MHz FM - Russian language
31.9250 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
32.0000 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
32.1750 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
32.1800 MHz FM - Spanish language LMR - likely taxi cab dispatcher out of Costa Rica
32.3500 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
32.7750 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
32.9400 MHz FM - Spanish language LMR - likely taxi cab dispatcher out of Costa Rica, strong signals
32.9800 MHz FM - Spanish language LMR - Costa Rican taxi cab dispatcher
33.0000 MHz FM - UNID data signal - bursts
33.0250 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
33.0600 MHz FM - "unable to, due to an early dismissal" - US land mobile, school bus dispatcher
33.1000 MHz FM - US land mobile - bus dispatch
33.1000 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
33.3800 MHz FM - "pull right up..." "satellite" "right" - US LMR radio comms
33.4400 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch comms 33 MHz
33.5600 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch comms 33 MHz
33.6800 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch comms 33 MHz
33.7000 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch comms 33 MHz
33.7500 MHz FM - POCSAG paging bursts
33.7600 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch comms 33 MHz
33.8800 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch comms 33 MHz
33.9400 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch comms 33 MHz
34.0375 MHz FM - French LMR radio comms with MDC1200 bursts
34.1125 MHz FM - French LMR radio comms with MDC1200 bursts
34.3500 MHz FM - POCSAG paging bursts
34.3625 MHz FM - French LMR radio comms with MDC1200 bursts
34.5250 MHz FM - French LMR radio chatter
34.5750 MHz FM - French LMR radio chatter
34.7875 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system *maybe"
34.9125 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.1125 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.2375 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.2625 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.3000 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.3125 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.3000 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.3375 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.4250 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.4375 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.4400 MHz FM - POCSAG paging - likely from the US going by frequency
35.4625 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.4875 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.5000 MHz FM - Pager - POCSAG bursts
35.5125 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.5375 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.5500 MHz FM - Paging signals - POCSAG
35.5500 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.5875 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.6000 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.6125 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.6625 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.6875 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.7250 MHz FM - Fishery radio chatter, Asian fishery radio
35.7375 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.7500 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.7600 MHz FM - US LMR - Business Radio
35.8200 MHz FM - "10-4, back down" - US land mobile business LMR
35.8200 MHz FM - POCSAG paging signals mixing with FM voice
35.8375 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.8500 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.8625 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.8750 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.8875 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.9000 MHz FM - US LMR - Business radio comms
35.9125 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.9625 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.9750 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
35.9875 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
36.0500 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
36.1625 MHz FM - French LMR - Autoroute radio system
36.2500 MHz FM - Paging bursts - POCSAG pager

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10/11 meters / Russian Taxi Cabs On 10 meters / 11 meters (UK Receiver) - 10 March 2023

« on: March 10, 2023, 1651 UTC »

Via UK based SDR

Lots and lots of Russian taxi cabs, including in 10 meters.  Russian taxi cabs all over 10 meters, 28 MHz, 29 MHz, full of FM two-way radio comms - all in Russian.  Even in the extremely busy SSB phone subband portion of 10 meters. 

Russian taxi cabs all over 10 meters and 11 meters - tuned in at 1635 UTC, tuned out at 1650 UTC.

Russian taxi cab land mobile comms on 10 meters 28MHz band

28.005 MHz FM - Russian taxi cab dispatcher
28.025 MHz FM
28.065 MHz FM - Russian taxi cab dispatcher
28.095 MHz FM
28.105 MHz FM
28.115 MHz FM
28.125 MHz FM
28.135 MHz FM - Russian taxi cab dispatcher and taxi cabs heard replying to her
28.145 MHz FM
28.175 MHz FM
28.210 MHz FM
28.245 MHz FM
28.250 MHz FM
28.255 MHz FM
28.265 MHz FM - Russian taxi cab - very very strong SIO 555
28.275 MHz FM
28.295 MHz FM
28.305 MHz FM
28.335 MHz FM
28.375 MHz FM
28.395 MHz FM
28.405 MHz FM
28.505 MHz FM - getting obliterated by all the SSB activity between 28.3 and 28.7 MHz
28.525 MHz FM
28.555 MHz FM
28.565 MHz FM
28.605 MHz FM
28.625 MHz FM
28.700 MHz FM
28.755 MHz FM
28.765 MHz FM
28.975 MHz FM
28.905 MHz FM
28.975 MHz FM
29.005 MHz FM
29.010 MHz FM
29.015 MHz FM
29.055 MHz FM
29.250 MHz FM - Paging signal!?
29.275 MHz FM
29.375 MHz FM
29.525 MHz FM
29.625 MHz FM
29.655 MHz FM
29.675 MHz FM
29.705 MHz FM

And on 11m:

27.995 MHz FM - with heavy QRM from guys on 28.000 MHz LSB!
27.985 MHz FM
27.975 MHz FM
27.965 MHz FM
27.955 MHz FM -
27.950 MHz FM - Strong POCSAG paging signal mixing with taxi dispatch
27.915 MHz FM
27.905 MHz FM
27.900 MHz FM
27.895 MHz FM
27.885 MHz FM
27.885 MHz FM - Very very strong POCSAG signal on frequency
27.875 MHz FM
27.855 MHz FM
27.835 MHz FM
27.825 MHz FM
27.820 MHz FM
27.815 MHz FM - full scale
27.805 MHz FM
27.795 MHz FM
27.785 MHz FM - heavy QRM with UK FM CB channel 19 on 27.781.25 MHz FM
27.775 MHz FM
27.755 MHz FM
27.745 MHz FM
27.725 MHz FM
27.705 MHz FM
27.695 MHz FM
27.675 MHz FM
27.665 MHz FM
27.645 MHz FM

163

VHF/UHF Logs, including satellites and radiosondes / VHF Low Band Via UK SDR 29.7 MHz - 40 MHz - 23 February 2023

« on: February 23, 2023, 1456 UTC »

1430 UTC tune in, 1455 tune out. - lots of Asian fishing fleet radio comms (27.5 MHz - 39.475 MHz 25 kHz spacing for 480 channels, FM mode, carrier squelch).  Apparently an "export" variant exists that narrows the channel spacing from 25 kHz to 12.5 kHz.

29.8000 MHz FM - POCSAG paging signals POCSAG pager
29.8250 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - 29.8250 MHz FM [CSQ] Asian fishing fleets
29.9000 MHz FM - POCSAG paging signals POCSAG pager
30.0000 MHz FM - FM carrier - does not appear to be a military signal (narrower FM than usual mil signals)
30.0250 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - 30.0250 MHz FM [CSQ] Asian fishing fleets
30.3000 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - 30.3000 MHz FM [CSQ] Asian fishing fleets
30.3250 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - 30.3250 MHz FM [CSQ] Asian fishing fleets
30.5500 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - 30.5500 MHz FM [CSQ] Asian fishing fleets 
30.7600 MHz FM - US land mobile - automatic CW ID (Morse code ID)
30.7250 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - 30.7250 MHz FM [CSQ] Asian fishing fleets
31.1000 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - 31.1000 MHz FM [CSQ] Asian fishing radio chatter
31.1500 MHz FM - Pager - burst transmissions
31.1600 MHz FM - US land mobile - sounds like business comms
31.2000 MHz FM - OTHR Over The Horizon Radar - very strong - 30-35 kHz wide
31.3250 MHz FM - French traffic control system data link  - poly tone data signal
31.4000 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - 31.4000 MHz FM [CSQ] Asian fishing fleets
31.5750 MHz FM - "Chirp" carrier - rapidly changing frequencies within a 5-10 kHz window
31.6000 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - very busy 31.6000 MHz FM [CSQ] Asian fishing fleets
31.6875 MHz FM - French traffic control system data link - poly tone data signal
31.7250 MHz FM - UK On Site Hospital paging systems - POCSAG pager signals
31.7500 MHz FM - UK On Site Hospital paging systems - POCSAG pager signals - busiest freq
31.7750 MHz FM - UK On Site Hospital paging systems - POCSAG pager signals
31.8000 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - 31.8000 MHz FM [CSQ] Asian fishing fleet radio chatter
31.9750 MHz FM - French traffic control system data link  - poly tone data signal
32.4000 MHz FM - Data bursts - multi-frequency shift keying
32.4500 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - 32.4500 MHz FM [CSQ] Asian fishing fleet radio chatter
33.3000 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - 33.3000 MHz FM [CSQ] Asian fishing fleet radio chatter
33.4250 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - 33.4250 MHz FM [CSQ] Asian fishing fleet radio chatter
33.5600 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch and operational comms
33.7400 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch
33.7500 MHz FM - POCSAG paging bursts - very short bursts
33.8000 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch
33.8600 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch with tone outs
33.9000 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch "600 East..." "...601" (possible callsign)
33.9400 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch
33.9800 MHz FM - US fire rescue dispatch
34.6875 MHz FM - French language - land mobile radio comms
34.7625 MHz FM - French language - land mobile radio comms
34.8250 MHz FM - Data bursts - maybe a pager?
34.8750 MHz FM - French language, weak
35.2250 MHz FM - French Autoroute voice + data radio system
35.2375 MHz FM - Data signal - very strong
35.5500 MHz FM - POCSAG pager paging signal 35.550 MHz FM
35.7600 MHz FM - US land mobile (business comms)
35.8200 MHz FM - US land mobile (business comms)
35.8250 MHz FM - French Autoroute voice + data radio system
35.9875 MHz FM - French Autoroute voice + data radio system
36.0500 MHz FM - Data signal - with FM voice underneath?
36.1000 MHz FM - Digital signals - characteristic of digitally encrypted military comms

164

VHF/UHF Logs, including satellites and radiosondes / Re: Military Low VHF Skip

« on: February 17, 2023, 2002 UTC »

This is a killer list.  Thank you Teotwaki. 

VHF low band has been going absolutely nuts lately.  There have been numerous days where I can hear Fort Hood Range Control on 30.450 MHz every day like clockwork.

Yesterday I heard an open mic (carrier) with the 150 Hz tone on 34.150 MHz....going for at least several hours yesterday afternoon.  At the same time, 30.45 FM was loud and clear!   Here are two videos I got of the 34.15 MHz FM signal:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbptQoCWlYo

and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7pF6Z5ixmo



Another one that is military - not US military but military nonetheless, is the Canadian military beacon YSD on 36.600 MHz FM [CSQ].  It is located at the Canadian Forces Base Suffield in Alberta and "YSD" is the identification for CYSD, which is the Suffield Heliport.  That base's air traffic frequencies are listed as 126.200 MHz AM for VHF and 230.500 MHz AM for UHF.  Range control is on 49.900 MHz FM (listed as 49.9 FM). 

The beacon transmits YSD in Morse code, followed by a short tone burst, a second or two delay, and then the ID repeats itself.  Reminds me of a NDB ID in many ways.   I have no idea how much power its running, but I doubt it's a lot.  Probably less than 50 watts.  Maybe less than 20 watts.  The beacon is listed specifically with the Suffield Heliport - but it's smack in the middle of the 30-88 MHz military FM tactical band (and VHF low band in general).   So I'm thinking it could be used for purposes of training "old school" direction finding or homing using VHF FM military radios, or there's another reasoning I'm missing.

Anyway, it's worth checking that frequency when the band is open.  Open your squelch, 36.6 MHz FM mode.  When the signal is nice and strong, it actually sounds better in AM mode, but it's FM. 

Here are some videos I managed to capture of the YSD radio beacon using handheld radios just today:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iOG-Q2uCso

and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyaTL6glgYA

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VHF/UHF Logs, including satellites and radiosondes / VHF Low Band Via UK SDR Lots of Asian Fishing Fleet Chatter 29.7 MHz - 40 MHz

« on: February 17, 2023, 1228 UTC »

30-40 MHz via G8JNJ SDR - Approx 1230 UTC to 1400 UTC

29.7250 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 29.725 MHz FM [CSQ]
29.7500 MHz FM - Pager - POCSAG paging bursts 29.75 MHz POCSAG pager
29.7750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 29.775 MHz FM [CSQ]
29.8000 MHz FM - Asian fishing fleet comms mixing with POCSAG bursts pager QRM 29.800 MHz FM [CSQ]
29.8000 MHz FM - Pager - POCSAG paging bursts 29.8 MHz POCSAG pager
29.8250 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 29.825 MHz FM [CSQ]
29.8375 MHz FM - Russian language chatter
29.8500 MHz FM - Pager - POCSAG paging bursts 29.85 MHz POCSAG pager
29.8650 MHz FM - Strong FSK signal
29.8750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 29.875 MHz FM [CSQ]
29.8875 MHz FM - Russian language chatter
29.9000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet comms mixing with paging 29.900 MHz FM [CSQ]
29.9000 MHz FM - Pager - POCSAG paging bursts 29.9 MHz POCSAG pager
29.9250 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 29.925 MHz FM [CSQ]
29.9500 MHz FM - Pager - POCSAG paging bursts 29.95 MHz POCSAG pager
29.9750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 29.975 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.0000 MHz FM - Strong FM carrier on 30.0000 MHz 30000.0 kHz
30.0000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet comms mixing with unmodulated carrier (with background hum)
30.0000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.000 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.0000 MHz FM - Military comms, heavily distorted due to wide FM deviation
30.0250 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.025 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.0500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.025 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.0625 MHz FM - UNID two way FM comms, possibly Russian language
30.1000 MHz FM - Pager - POCSAG bursts, fair to weak
30.1000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.100 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.1375 MHz FM - UNID language
30.1500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.150 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.1875 MHz FM - Arabic language?  weak
30.2000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.200 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.2250 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.225 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.2500 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio, now getting clobbered by over the horizon radar OTH-R QRM
30.3000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.300 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.3500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.300 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.3750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.375 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.4750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.475 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.5000 MHz FM - 30.497 MHz and 30.502 MHz, sounds like Portuguese maybe?
30.5000 MHz FM - Strong FM signal with lots of deviation, probably military (not off-frequency)
30.5500 MHz FM - Strong Asian fishery radio comms, SIO 444 - 30.550 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.5800 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - "Thursday, they must have changed it"
30.6000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.600 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.6500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.650 MHz FM [CSQ] 
30.6750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.675 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.7200 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - taxi dispatch 30.720 MHz FM
30.7250 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.725 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.7500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.750 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.7750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.775 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.8000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.800 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.8250 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.825 MHz FM [CSQ]
30.9000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 30.900 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.0000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 31.000 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.0750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 31.075 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.0800 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - taxi dispatch?  SIO 333
31.1000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 31.100 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.1000 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - fire mutual aid network broadcasts
31.1200 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - taxi / bus dispatch 31.120 MHz FM very strong
31.1250 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 31.125 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.1500 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio comms mixing with POCSAG paging 31.150 MHz FM [CSQ
31.1500 MHz FM - Pager - POCSAG paging bursts 31.15 MHz POCSAG pager
31.1750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet chatter - very very strong, fishery radio 31.175 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.1955 MHz USB - UNID language
31.2000 MHz FM - Latin American land mobile - YL taxi cab dispatcher - probably Costa Rica
31.2600 MHz FM - US land mobile comms
31.3250 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter mixing with data signals 31.325 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.3250 MHz FM - French traffic control signal data
31.3600 MHz FM - US land mobile - business comms
31.3750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 31.375 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.3800 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - business comms
31.4000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 31.475 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.4400 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - taxi / bus dispatch 31.440 MHz FM
31.4500 MHz FM - FM carrier
31.4500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 31.450 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.4750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 31.475 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.5750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 31.575 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.6000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 31.600 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.6200 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - dispatcher
31.6250 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - 31.625 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.6875 MHz FM - French traffic control signal data
31.7250 MHz FM - UK hospital pager - POCSAG on-site paging
31.7500 MHz FM - UK hospital pager - POCSAG on-site paging
31.7500 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio mixing with the POCSAG signals 31.750 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.7750 MHz FM - UK hospital pager - POCSAG on-site paging
31.7750 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio mixing with the POCSAG signals 31.775 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.8000 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - very strong signals 31.800 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.8200 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - taxi / bus dispatch 31.820 MHz FM
31.8500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 31.850 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.9000 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - business radio comms
31.9000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 31.900 MHz FM [CSQ]
31.9250 MHz FM - Data, 25 kHz bandwidth - possibly digital encrypted military comms
31.9400 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - taxi / bus dispatch 31.940 MHz FM
31.9600 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - 31.960 MHz FM
31.9750 MHz FM - French traffic control signal data
32.0000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 32.000 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.0125 MHz FM - UNID language
32.0250 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 32.025 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.0750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 32.075 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.1000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 32.100 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.1500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 32.150 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.1750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 32.175 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.1800 MHz FM - Latin American land mobile - YL taxi cab dispatcher - probably Costa Rica
32.1875 MHz FM - UNID language, very strong, possibly fishery radio using 12.5 kHz step mode
32.2000 MHz FM - Asian fishery radio - very strong signals 32.200 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.3250 MHz FM - Strong FM carrier
32.3500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 32.250 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.4000 MHz FM - Fishery radio comms, SIO 444, good signals 32.400 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.4150 MHz FM - Strong FSK signal
32.4250 MHz FM - Fishery radio comms Asian fishery radio 32.425 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.6875 MHz FM - UNID Asian language, very strong
32.8000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 32.800 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.8500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 32.850 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.8750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 32.875 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.9000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 32.900 MHz FM [CSQ]
32.9500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 32.950 MHz FM [CSQ]
33.0000 MHz FM - Paging signals - data bursts
33.0000 MHz FM - Fax signal, mixing with other data bursts and voice on same frequency
33.0000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 33.000 MHz FM [CSQ]
33.0500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 33.050 MHz FM [CSQ]
33.0750 MHz FM - Pager - rapid data bursts
33.1000 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - taxi / bus dispatch 33.100 MHz FM
33.1500 MHz FM - UNID language, weak
33.2750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 33.275 MHz FM [CSQ]
33.3400 MHz FM - US land mobile radio
33.4250 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 33.425 MHz FM [CSQ]
33.5000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 33.500 MHz FM [CSQ]
33.5600 MHz FM - US land mobile radio - fire rescue dispatcher 33.560 MHz FM
33.6000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 33.600 MHz FM [CSQ]
33.6500 MHz FM - Pager - POCSAG paging bursts
33.7500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 33.750 MHz FM [CSQ]
33.8000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 33.800 MHz FM [CSQ]
33.8500 MHz FM - Pager - POCSAG burst transmissions paging signals 33.850 MHz
33.8750 MHz FM - Pager - POCSAG bursts paging signals, mixing with FM voice
33.8750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 33.875 MHz FM [CSQ]
34.0000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 34.000 MHz FM [CSQ]
34.0500 MHz FM - French land mobile comms
34.0500 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 34.050 MHz FM [CSQ]
34.0625 MHz FM - French land mobile comms
34.1000 MHz FM - French land mobile comms
34.1500 MHz FM - Data bursts
34.2000 MHz FM - Pager - very strong paging signals - frequent bursts 34.200 MHz pager
34.2200 MHz FM - Arabic language, weak
34.2250 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 34.225 MHz FM [CSQ]
34.3000 MHz FM - French land mobile comms
34.3500 MHz FM - French land mobile comms
34.4125 MHz FM - French land mobile comms
34.4375 MHz FM - French land mobile comms
34.4750 MHz FM - French land mobile comms
34.5500 MHz FM - Pager - strong POCSAG bursts [20-25 kHz wide]
34.5750 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 34.575 MHz FM [CSQ]
34.5875 MHz FM - French land mobile comms
34.6000 MHz FM - Fishing fleet radio chatter Asian fishery radio 34.600 MHz FM [CSQ]
34.9750 MHz FM - French land mobile comms
35.2750 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.3000 MHz FM - Pager - POCSAG bursts - sporadic activity
35.3125 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.3200 MHz FM - Pager - bursts
35.3625 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.4000 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.4250 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.4625 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.5000 MHz FM - Pager - Non stop POCSAG signals 35.500 MHz FM 35,500 Paging POCSAG
35.5500 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selecting calling tone burst
35.5500 MHz FM - Data bursts
35.5625 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.5875 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.6000 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.6125 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.6250 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.6400 MHz FM - Paging - likely US pager - POCSAG bursts
35.6875 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.7000 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.7125 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.7250 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.7600 MHz FM - US land mobile - business comms
35.7625 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.8000 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.8125 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.8250 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.8625 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.8750 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.8800 MHz FM - US land mobile - business comms
35.8875 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.9000 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.9125 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.9250 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.9625 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.9750 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
35.9875 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
36.0250 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
36.0375 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
36.1125 MHz FM - French land mobile comms - with selective calling tone burst
36.2750 MHz FM - Russian language, OM and YL talking
36.3250 MHz FM - FM carrier with "chirps"
36.4250 MHz FM - Scrambled FM voice, probably military
36.4750 MHz FM - French land mobile comms
36.5250 MHz FM - Data bursts - two MFSK signals in rapid succession, 4-5 seconds between each burst pair
36.7500 MHz FM - Data, possibly encrypted two-way comms
36.9250 MHz FM - French language land mobile comms
37.0000 MHz FM - French language
37.0000 MHz FM - Military comms, wide FM deviation
37.2250 MHz FM - Caught the tail end of a FM transmission, UNID voice
37.7250 MHz FM - Pager or data link - short bursts
37.7500 MHz FM - FM carrier, on and off, probably just weak two-way comms?
37.8000 MHz FM - Military comms, wide FM deviation - sounds like Russian
37.9250 MHz FM - Pager - Strong paging bursts, 1-5 seconds or longer
38.0000 MHz FM - Very wide FM deviation two-way comms, heavily distorted
38.1000 MHz FM - Data, possibly encrypted digital two-way comms - could be military
38.1750 MHz FM - Data, possibly encrypted digital two-way comms - could be military
38.5250 MHz FM - Russian language chatter
38.7000 MHz FM - Russian language chatter
39.0000 MHz FM - Data, possibly encrypted digital two-way comms - could be military