1435 UTC tune-in
25625 USB - 25.625 MHz USB, weak SSB traffic heard here, this frequency is apparently popular in Europe?
25665 AM - 25.665 MHz AM Taxi dispatcher - Latin America - Spanish language
25695 AM - Taxi dispatch lady - the one usually heard on this frequency 25.695MHz AM taxi cab company dispatch radio
25775 LSB - 25.775 MHz LSB - Spanish language, unknown source
26035 AM - 26.035 MHz AM - Taxi cab company dispatcher, Spanish langauge
26145 USB - 26.145 MHz USB - Weak SSB chatter, Polish language?
26150 Pager 26.150 MHz POCSAG Paging Signals - UK or European 26MHz band paging systems
26250 Pager 26.250 MHz POCSAG Paging Signals - UK or European 26MHz band pagers - wide and narrow band signals
26275 AM - 26.275 MHz AM - UNID AM signals noted around 1438 UTC
26350 Pager 26.350 MHz POCSAG Paging Signals + other paging signals (wide and narrow band signals)
26365 AM - 26.365 MHz AM - Spanish speaking freebanders - lots of noise toys, music, etc
26400 Pager 26.400 MHz 26MHz European POCSAG on site paging transmissions
26450 Pager 26.450 MHz Paging signals - fading in and out, but they're there!
26550 Pager 26.550 MHz 26.55 MHz paging transmitter, several different bandwidths noted
26555 LSB - 26.555 MHz LSB - Spanish language Latin American 26MHz band DX SSB Calling Frequency (see also: 27.455 MHz USB)
26570 LSB 26.570 MHz LSB - Spanish language freebanders, QSY'ed from 26.555 LSB
26585 AM 26.585 MHz AM - Mexican truckers using export radios - popular 26 MHz AM CB frequency, busy
26600 Pager 26.600 MHz Pager Paging signals UNID
26635 Pager 26.635 MHz European paging pager network, UK or Europe
26635 AM - 26.635 MHz AM Latin American traffic, freebanders and a taxi cab dispatcher lady
26650 Pager 26.650 MHz POCSAG Paging signals
26695 Pager 26.695 MHz Pager signals, European paging networks on 26 MHz, offset frequency for 26.7 MHz
26735 FM - 26.735 MHz FM - FM Voice noted, German language? Heavy QRM
26735 AM - 26.735 MHz AM - AM Voice mode - Spanish langauge
26745 Pager 26.745 MHz Pager signals, European paging networks on 26 MHz, offset frequency for 26.75 MHz
26765 AM - 26.765 MHz AM - Spanish speaking YL, taxi cab dispatcher reading numbers with end of transmission beep
26835 Pager 26.835 MHz Pager signals, fading up and down, but readable in AM, FM and USB/LSB modes 26,835 Pager
26845 FM - 26.845 MHz FM - German language
25850 Pager or data link 26.850 MHz sporadic 6-7 kHz wide data bursts, probably another pager
26855 FM - 26.855 MHz FM - German language
26875 FM - 26.875 MHz FM - German language
26885 AM - 26.885 MHz AM - Spanish language chatter, possibly taxi cab dispatcher, mixing with QRM
26900 Pager 26.900 MHz - Strong Paging signal
26905 FM - 26.905 MHz FM - German language, very good signals at points
26935 AM - 26.935 MHz AM - Popular Spanish language frequency, FM QRM
26935 FM - 26.935 MHz FM - German language
26950 Pager 26.950 MHz POCSAG Paging Signal - 26.95 MHz 26,950 Pager Data Bursts
26965-27405 very busy, lots of AM, FM and SSB signals all over the band
27045 FSK 27.045 MHz Very strong FSK burst noted at 1449 UTC
27195 FM - 27.195 MHz AM - Spanish language taxi dispatcher
27195 USB - 27.195 MHz USB - German language
From roughly 27345 to past 27405 or 27410, SSB signals every 5 kHz 27.345 MHz, 27.350 MHz, 27.355 MHz, 27.360 MHz, etc.
FM voice (German) on 27.415 MHz
27505 Pager 27.505 MHz - Strong Paging signal
27550 Pager 27.550 MHz - Strong Paging signal
SSB signals every 5-10 kHz, the band is going nuts. Noting FM signals starting at 27.60125 FM (UK FM CB channel 1)