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Utility / Re: 10430 BFSK
« on: January 13, 2020, 1843 UTC »
11207cf BFSK 50Bd 850 Shift 1838Z 13JAN19
Analyser says CV-786/Rockwell 700B
Presumed KG84 or other crypto in use as acf is 0, S2/S5

647
Utility / Re: CIS Navy on HF
« on: January 12, 2020, 2353 UTC »
12464 30wpm or faster cw 2348Z 12JAN19
in the noise but much more stable than the last tx

648
General Radio Discussion / Re: Pirate Act Passes Senate
« on: January 12, 2020, 2337 UTC »
I read above someone said the FCC didnt want this....... If it does go into effect they dont have to enforce it if they dint want to do they? (If they dont want it to begin with)

What happens is fcc forgets/disregards to look into a matter as described to them by some licensed bcaster, thus the manager of said bcaster emails his or her congressional representation, shtf at fcc, so you can be sure if a local bcaster gets pissed at you, things will happen.

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MW Loggings / Re: KCJJ AM 1630
« on: January 12, 2020, 2323 UTC »
Can you get them say mid day?

650
Utility / Re: CIS Navy on HF
« on: January 12, 2020, 2315 UTC »
Was in the other room and had forgotten to switch the rig to 8MHz @ 1800 when a burst of about 30wpm morse started on 12464 @ 2222Z, long after the usual switch to night primary on 8mHz. It had a very bad auroral zone flutter to it, making it very hard to read. Lasted about 10 mins and that was it, Moscow time was 0122.

Earlier today saw why there'd been no traffic noted on 12464 the last days or so, it was tuned to 12364.

LOL





have fun with your 9000!

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Utility / 10430 BFSK
« on: January 11, 2020, 1941 UTC »
10430cf BFSK 75Bd 850 Shift 1938Z 11JAN19
Presumed KG84 or other crypto in use as acf is 0, just bouncing the smeter

652
Utility / Re: CIS Navy on HF
« on: January 11, 2020, 1851 UTC »
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyMea4DbglU&feature=emb_title
black sea drills


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpvq3hmCKCs
background music for above black sea vid, gorby approved

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Utility / Re: CIS Navy on HF
« on: January 11, 2020, 1845 UTC »
This guy has some detailed posts on the Russian Navy & decoding some of the weather reports (ones using the FM-13 format).



https://planesandstuff.wordpress.com

He's one of my elmers on all things rooskii.

654
Huh? / Re: Al, how are we set on drone blinds?
« on: January 11, 2020, 1707 UTC »
Just heard them drones been dronin roun' these parts. A fleet of 6 was momentarily visiting each home in turn, in a v formation. Revenooers or somesuch.

655
something about "yer stinkin mama" seems fitting here

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Utility / Re: CIS Navy on HF
« on: January 11, 2020, 1652 UTC »
Might be, they had a black sea exercise not too long ago that may have kept them busy as President Putin was there overseeing everything.

We might rationally expect to see daily traffic from the Shakter as it's a "research" vessel, but perhaps not from the Bubnov as the Boob (heh) will often be on ops with the fleet - aka the reason she exists, in such cases she likely sails under hf emcom (emission control aka radio silence) as far as sending wx reports we've been copying of late.
In general, when you hear QTC in the traffic it means there's a message to pass. usually wx/sea state related.

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Equipment / Re: Inexpensive VNA
« on: January 10, 2020, 1912 UTC »
A Guide to the NanoVNA: Kindle eBook for $2.99

With the NanoVNA (and upcoming NanoVNA 2.0) being so affordable and readily available many budget focused RF enthusiasts and hams are now adding a tool to their arsenal that used to only be for the wealthy and commercial users. Vector Network Analyzers (VNAs) allow you to do things like make SWR measurements on antennas, characterize RF filters and detect coax cable faults, among other applications.
https://www.rtl-sdr.com/a-guide-to-the-nanovna-kindle-ebook-for-2-99/

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Utility / Re: CIS Navy on HF
« on: January 10, 2020, 1908 UTC »
The catch has been mighty slim last few days trawling for soviet signals. Wonder what that old gorby is up to.

https://twitter.com/US5thFleet

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Huh? / Re: Mystery of Weird Hum Heard Around the World Solved
« on: January 10, 2020, 1903 UTC »
So it wasn't the soviet woodpecker?

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