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Offline Paul B. Walker, Jr.

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The Chinese Firedrake Jammer
« on: June 25, 2016, 2155 UTC »
I once heard the Chinese Firedrake on 10005khz with such wide audio it was beating the snot out of WWV and WWVH on 10000khz.

Audio links are below!

It abruptly signed off in mid note of their "music" and I've never heard it there since!

There was likely no reason for it to be there, as there's nothing there for them to jam. Something somewhere drifted a bit and it was likely shut off when they noticed it;)

Here's the Firedrake on 10005khz:

https://youtu.be/Xjg2tbIz73g

Here's 10000khz with the Firedrake vs WWVH and my audio filter set at 3.5khz with my Tecsun PL880:

https://youtu.be/dt1p3JwbPQM

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