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Gr0undPlan3

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UNID 29659 kHz USB
« on: November 04, 2025, 2003 UTC »
Just inside the 10M band so it could be an amateur testing something..

Almost sounds like really badly modulated voice signal at times. Recording it now and will post a link shortly.

Signal is 2 kHz wide, made up of 20 or 22 individual tones.

Circling back around to this finally.. Link below.

https://youtu.be/eiPu6J5AJGU
« Last Edit: November 05, 2025, 0217 UTC by Gr0undPlan3 »
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Re: UNID 29659 kHz USB
« Reply #1 on: November 06, 2025, 1456 UTC »
Same signal at 1456 UTC today.
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Re: UNID 29659 kHz USB
« Reply #2 on: February 16, 2026, 1427 UTC »
Instead of sideband, try FM.  This sounds like a ham radio operator (or repeater), in FM mode.  And 29659 kHz is dead in the FM portion of 10 meters.

The tones are jsut that, CTCSS tones, in this case it sounds like tone 14, 107.2 Hz, but that is jsut going by ear, I did not measure it to make sure, so it could be 13, 103.5 Hz, or 15, 110.9 Hz.

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