More logs from this remote SDR:
http://southwest.ddns.net:8073/I am fascinated by 11 meters and how its used worldwide so being able to listen to it from a receiver located in Western Europe is a real treat. I know this one is in the southwestern portion of the UK but it seems to receive 25-30 MHz very well. I usually start around 25.615 MHz, which is channel 1 on band A on most export radios. However, I did notice some activity below 25.615 and I have included it in my logs. The lower frequencies are filled with Russian voices and Germans chatting on their channels 41-80 (26.565 to 26.955 MHz straight 10 kHz steps). Data signals noted on 27.235, 27.245 and 27.635. Lots of pagers, on both the usual 26 MHz UK on-site paging frequencies (26.200 MHz, 26.250 MHz, 26.350 MHz, etc) and on 27.000 MHz (strange mode too, did not sound like POCSAG, and was roughly 12 kHz wide). 26.950, 27.600, 27.700, and 27.750 MHz were also home to very strong POCSAG paging signals.
On to the logs:
25475 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
25495 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
25550 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
25575 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
25600 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
25615 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
25775 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia (lots of fading)
25865 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
25940 USB - Sporadic FSK signal
26000 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
26055 FM - Russian language chatter, not sure if its another taxi cab dispatcher or drivers talking to each other
26150 FM - Paging Pager wideband signal (10-12 kHz wide!) strong signal
26175 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
26200 FM - Paging POCSAG pager UK on-site paging system frequency
26215 FM - Weak FM signal here, no audio heard though
26250 FM - Paging POCSAG pager UK on-site paging system frequency
26255 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
26305 FM - Weak FM signals, Russian voices heard (probably another Russian taxi company)
26315 FM - Eastern European / CIS language, possibly Russian (lots of wideband noise/QRN in the 26.1-26.7 MHz range)
26345 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
26350 FM - Paging POCSAG pager UK on-site paging system frequency
26365 USB - Russian OMs chatting, at least 3 different stations having a QSO (strong signals)
26375 USB - Similar to 26365 USB
26390 USB - Polish or another Eastern European language (weak)
26400 FM - Paging POCSAG paging UK on-site paging system frequency (I think)
26405 USB - Russian language, strong
26410 USB - Russian language, S9+30 signals
26415 USB - Russian language, strong (not a taxi!)
26425 USB - Russian speaking stations
26435 USB - Russian or Polish?
26450 FM - Paging POCSAG paging
26455 USB - Russian language, noticing a pattern here
26465 USB - Russian language
26470 USB - Russian language
26475 USB - Russian language
26495 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
26505 USB - Russian language, very strong
26515 FM - Russian language, OMs chatting w/ polytone end of transmission burst (maybe an ANI or MDC data system?)
26550 FM - Russian language
26555 FM - Russian language
26565 FM - German speaking OMs talking
26570 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia (weak, but readable)
26575 FM - German language (strong signals)
26585 FM - Russian language, mixing in with weaker German chatter
26615 FM - German speaking stations, very strong German language chatter here, nice loud audio
26625 FM - German language (much weaker than signals on 26615)
26635 FM - German language
26650 FM - Paging POCSAG pager - on-site (hospital) paging
26655 FM - German language
26660 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
26665 FM - German language
26700 FM - Paging POCSAG pager (seems slightly off-frequency, closer to 26701.5 or 26702)
26705 FM - German language, OMs chatting (very professional sounding)
26715 FM - German language
26725 FM - German language
26735 FM - German language
26745 FM - German language, with heavy QRM from pager on same frequency
26745 FM - Paging POCSAG pager (very strong)
26750 FM - Paging POCSAG pager (not the same one as 26745, considerably weaker signal)
26755 FM - Paging POCSAG pager
26755 FM - German language (heavy QRM from paging and SSB signals on frequency)
26755 USB - Russian language
26765 FM - German language, YL speaking with music in background
26785 FM - Paging POCSAG pager (weak)
26795 FM - German language
26800 FM - Paging POCSAG pager
26805 FM - German language
26815 FM - German language
26825 FM - "CQ CQ this is station UE251 calling CQ CQ" - English language w/ German accent
26835 FM - Paging POCSAG pager
26840 FM - Russian speaking stations, possibly taxis, weak
26845 FM - German language
26850 FM - Paging POCSAG pager (S9 signal) on-site paging system?
26855 FM - German speaking OMs talking, nice strong signals with loud audio
26865 FM - German language
26875 FM - German language
26900 FM - Paging POCSAG pager - UK on-site hospital paging 26 MHz
26915 FM - German language
26920 FM - Russian language, possibly taxi cab company dispatcher
26925 FM - German language
26945 FM - Paging POCSAG pager - UK on-site hospital paging system
26950 FM - Paging POCSAG pager - S9 to S9+10db very strong
26955 FM - German language
26960 FM - Russian language heard, one side of QSO, OM talking w/ roger beep
26965 FM - English language
26975 FM - English language, several stations heard at once
26975 FM - Paging, weak POCSAG heard underneath English voice traffic on same frequency
26980 FM - Russian language, weak
26985 FM - English language, French language
26995 USB - German language, only readable when the 27.000 MHz pager is QRT
27000 FM - Pager, very strong and wide signal - 10-12 kHz wide
27005 FM - French language heard, with heavy QRM
27025 FM - German language mixing in with English traffic
27035 FM - English language, Scottish accents
27045 FM - Data bursts, S3-S4 signal
27055 FM - Several signals heard at once
27055 USB - Russian language, readable when 27055 FM isn't crazy busy
27065 FM - Church service audio - Irish church radio Community Audio Distribution Service (CADS) or WPAS
27070 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
27080 FM - Dead carrier, background audio heard (possibly another 27 MHz church radio broadcast)
27085 FM - English language
27090 FM - Data link, data burst every 2 seconds or so
27095 FM - Weak data carrier signal
27100 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
27105 FM - German language, S7 signal fading down to noise floor and then back up again
27110 FM - Russian language, weak
27115 FM - German language - very strong audio on this frequency as well
27125 FM - German language
27130 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia (S7 to S9 signal)
27135 FM - English language
27145 FM - Weak data bursts
27150 FM - Pager POCAG - very strong, but sporadic signal
27155 FM - English language, with another language underneath
27175 FM - Weak FM signals heard, unknown language
27180 FM - Several FM signals going at once, sounds like its from Russia or the CIS, Eastern Europe
27185 FM - Also very busy, unable to identify language(s) spoken
27190 USB - Russian language (logged on this frequency and mode several times before)
27200 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia (S7 to S9 signal)
27205 FM - Weak FM signals here, unknown language
27215 FM - German language mixing in with stronger English-language traffic
27225 FM - English language, weak
27230 FM - Polytone data bursts followed by Russian voices
27235 FM - ROS mode data bursts, mixing in with Russian voice traffic
27245 FM - "SLIJO" spelled phonetically, thick accented English language, mixing in with German
27255 FM - Several signals at once, heavy QRM, able to make out Germanic language (maybe Dutch?)
27265 FM - German language, very strong signals
27270 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
27275 FM - German language
27280 FM - Pager or data link - heavy QSB
27285 FM - English language
27295 FM - Another very busy frequency, heard English and German stations
27300 FM - Paging POCSAG *very* strong signal
27305 FM - Italian speaking OM w/ roger beep (S9+30 signal very loud)
27315 FM - Italian OM, followed by "yes, I am listening" in English, stations calling CQ DX
27320 FM - Russian OMs heard talking, not sure if just Russian CBers or another taxi dispatcher lady
27325 FM - European stations working DX, heard Manchester, UK, Italy, Spain, 13AN83 calling CQ DX, etc
27330 FM - Russian voices, likely taxi cabs or truckers
27335 LSB - Spanish and Italian language - station calling CQ DX
27335 FM - German language w/QRM from 27335 LSB
27340 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
27345 LSB - Italian language
27345 USB - station calling CQ in broken English
27355 FM - "Hello everybody out there can you hear me?" "many many station!" followed by Italian language traffic
27355 USB - "Bravo number 2" station working DX, with QRM from FM signals on same frequency
27365 FM - European stations working DX, several languages heard
27375 FM - Music, maybe a jammer station, lots of stations heard mixing in with music carrier
27380 LSB - Eastern European, possibly Russian or CIS traffic
27385 FM - German-accented English language station talking about working Holland, England, Italy, etc
27390 FM - Weak FM signals heard here, being obliterated by strong signals on 27385 and 27395
27395 FM - Another very messy frequency, non-stop traffic
27395 USB - German language traffic (with heavy QRM from FM signals on same frequency)
27400 FM - Russian language
27405 FM - Radio checks, somebody keying the mic several times, weak German-sounding traffic underneath
27410 FM - Russian language, only OMs heard
27435 FM - German language, with lots of fading
27455 FM - Russian taxi dispatch - female YL taxi cab dispatch lady Russia
27465 AM - Italian language, very strong signals
27510 FM - Pager, very strong and wide signal (similar to waveform seen on 27.000 MHz)
27525 USB - UNID station calling CQ
27535 USB - Italian and English language, stations working DX 29BB001 and another callsign heard
27545 USB - "BB001" "hello CQ CQ!"
27547 USB - "11 year in the high mountain in Austria"
27550 FM - Paging, similar waveform to 26 MHz paging signals
27555 USB - International 11 meter calling frequency, very busy, station heard requesting QSY to 27590
27560 USB - "50WW001" or "50WW1001" calling CQ DX
27565 USB - "14 division mobile calling CQ DX"
27570 USB - "5 element Yagi beam in your direction"
27580 USB - "Sugar Delta 002" "JANTA" "microphone to you, Roger?"
27590 USB - "252 from Juliet Radio, my name is Peter, good to you my friend"
27600 FM - POCSAG pager, obliterating UK FM CB channel 1 27.60125 just 1.25 kHz away
27601 FM - English language
27611 FM - English language
27615 USB - "PTUJ" "327SD508 standby for you"
27635 USB - ROS data mode (strong signals!)
27651 FM - "right, Mark" (heavy fading)
27665 USB - "already 5x7 signal...5x7 ... 5x7...back for you, over"
27691 FM - Dead air / unmodulated carrier with very weak background noise - possibly CADS or WPAS church radio broadcast?
27700 FM - POCSAG Pager, possibly simulcasting with 27.600 MHz pager
27700 USB - SSTV signals heard
27735 USB - Italian language
27750 FM - POCSAG Pager, possibly part of a multicast system (see 27600 and 27700)
27765 FM - German language
27781 FM - English language
27815 FM - German language
27891 FM - English language, strong signals
27901 FM - English language
27921 FM - Dead carrier, unmodulated signal
27965 FM - Russian language, S7-S9 signals wide band FM
27971 FM - English language
27981 FM - English language
27985 FM - Unknown language, almost sounded like Arabic (strong signals)
Topic: UK Remote SDR - European Europe 26 MHz 27 MHz 11 Meter Logs 17 June 2017 (Read 1183 times)