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Utility / Re: STANAG on 3805?
« on: August 12, 2020, 1825 UTC »
This is DHJ58, Ny Gluecksburg, Germany, on 3805,2 kHz.
Regards
Regards
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Other / Re: Need Help Identifying This Beacon on 6320 kHz
« on: August 03, 2020, 0731 UTC »
Hi.
SVO, transmitting on 6321,5 kHz (CW) is Olympia Radio from Greece.
Hope this hels.
Kind regards.
SVO, transmitting on 6321,5 kHz (CW) is Olympia Radio from Greece.
Hope this hels.
Kind regards.
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Peskies / Re: Unidentified telephony on 6650 USB 1512 UTC 7 June 2020
« on: June 08, 2020, 1854 UTC »
Normal pirate activity - they are on air nearly every day.
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Utility / Re: FAV22 3881 CW 0725 UTC 26 April 2020
« on: April 27, 2020, 0913 UTC »
Good morning.
CJ468 is correct - nothing more to say.
The French DGSE was known with its imaginary call 8BY (Enigma Designator M16).
Kind regards.
I think FAV22 is the French Military morse training facility - which would probably explain the slow speed and clear text.
There is some info here ... http://www.numbersoddities.nl/M51-profile.pdf
Your logging would match the noted Sunday schedule (assuming document still up to date).
CJ468 is correct - nothing more to say.
The French DGSE was known with its imaginary call 8BY (Enigma Designator M16).
Kind regards.
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Utility / Re: FAV22 3881 CW 0725 UTC 26 April 2020
« on: April 26, 2020, 0830 UTC »
Hi there.
This is NOT French Intelligence...
This is NOT French Intelligence...
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Spy Numbers / Re: V06 09:36z null format
« on: March 25, 2020, 0923 UTC »
GM Klavados.
Can you please tell where you are located and did you copy this transmission at your QTH or via an online receiver?
Kind regards
Can you please tell where you are located and did you copy this transmission at your QTH or via an online receiver?
Kind regards
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HF Mystery Signals / Re: UNID "Time Signal" at 7475 in AM mode
« on: December 29, 2019, 0811 UTC »
Probably coming from this TX site
49.110079, -122.245270
49.110079, -122.245270
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Utility / Re: 06881.1 MIL141 ALE
« on: November 12, 2019, 1925 UTC »
Seem to be Border Guards from Georgia, but they normally work on 6881,5 kHz...
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Other / Re: 10.064MHz CW 0815z
« on: November 05, 2019, 1043 UTC »
Goodmorning from Germany.
I have 4XZ - Ny Haifa listed in my database for that frequency.
Hope this helps.
I have 4XZ - Ny Haifa listed in my database for that frequency.
Hope this helps.
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Utility / Re: Rostov volmet 6945 USB 1357 utc 26 Oct 2019
« on: November 01, 2019, 1056 UTC »
@ Looking-Glass:
ROSTOV VOLMET is verified by ID'ing themselves at the and of transmission as I described above.
As we know from Russian officials they give a sh*t on bandplans for their state's communications. If they want they access new frequencies. And they don't give a damn if they mistune a transmitter also...
ROSTOV VOLMET is verified by ID'ing themselves at the and of transmission as I described above.
As we know from Russian officials they give a sh*t on bandplans for their state's communications. If they want they access new frequencies. And they don't give a damn if they mistune a transmitter also...
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Utility / Re: Maritime mobile frequencies
« on: October 31, 2019, 1000 UTC »
There are not much coastal stations left that service voice comms in Enlish. Most players only use DSC on MF/HF and voice only via satellite. In Europe there are only but a few stations left sending out navigational warnings and weather reports on MF in English.
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Utility / Re: Rostov volmet 6945 USB 1357 utc 26 Oct 2019
« on: October 31, 2019, 0957 UTC »
Normally they ID themselves at the end of each transmission like "ROSTOV METEO, KONEC" (KONEC ≈ OUT)
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Utility / Re: Red Thunder calling First Sealord 4028 USB
« on: August 14, 2019, 0905 UTC »
Hi guys.
Instead of that overaged list at radioscanner.ru you can find an actual list on the UDXF-website:
-> http://udxf.nl/MCL.pdf
Kind regards.
Instead of that overaged list at radioscanner.ru you can find an actual list on the UDXF-website:
-> http://udxf.nl/MCL.pdf
Kind regards.
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Utility / Re: HF logs - May 2019
« on: June 09, 2019, 0603 UTC »
Good morning, linkz.
Thank you for your answer, which I would like to discuss.
I think that you are not mistaken with the big Telde transmitter station - in fact it really could be a Spanish Navy facility. So far I was not aware that Madrid maintains a remote station there. So thanks for the link to Google Maps.
Even with the geographical address for ARINC Telde (HFDL) you are correct in my opinion. For my documentation I use the information on the blog page UTILITY-PLANET, for example -> http://mt-utility.blogspot.com/2017/03/hfdl-system-table-50-in-effect.html
The position data at the very end of the page ("Ground Station ID 17 CANARIAS - SPAIN") point a little too far to the east, so almost to the airport area itself. But here it is as often with position information: the inaccuracy is in the detail.
In my opinion a permanent STANAG4285 signal does not come from a ship. Most of these signals are so-called "broadcasts", in the jargon also Shore-to-Ship traffic. Running over are - encrypted - weather reports, situation pictures, orders and further military correspondence.
But I do not have any more information.
Thank you for your answer, which I would like to discuss.
I think that you are not mistaken with the big Telde transmitter station - in fact it really could be a Spanish Navy facility. So far I was not aware that Madrid maintains a remote station there. So thanks for the link to Google Maps.
Even with the geographical address for ARINC Telde (HFDL) you are correct in my opinion. For my documentation I use the information on the blog page UTILITY-PLANET, for example -> http://mt-utility.blogspot.com/2017/03/hfdl-system-table-50-in-effect.html
The position data at the very end of the page ("Ground Station ID 17 CANARIAS - SPAIN") point a little too far to the east, so almost to the airport area itself. But here it is as often with position information: the inaccuracy is in the detail.
In my opinion a permanent STANAG4285 signal does not come from a ship. Most of these signals are so-called "broadcasts", in the jargon also Shore-to-Ship traffic. Running over are - encrypted - weather reports, situation pictures, orders and further military correspondence.
But I do not have any more information.
