I don't believe that it is local noise. It doesn't fade. I'm able to receive it well day and night. It doesn't seem to be an image or birdie or something like that.
Here is what I analyzed from my recording of about 18 hours (first continuous tone captured ~0858z Oct 28th UTC).
Several clues there.
"It doesn't fade" Propagation and fading are normal for a signal on HF that travels any distance at all, this means that at the farthest you are still in ground wave. Pointing towards local.
"I'm able to receive it well day and night" At that frequency you should absolutely tell a difference between day and night if it is any distance at all. At night that frequency should shut down to all but direct path. Again, pointing towards local.
First capture at about 0857z and watched for the next 18 hours. It kind of depends on your location, but in the US that means you picked it up on almost 24 MHz at between 0200 and 0500 local, before sunrise, definitely a bad time for that freq and any propagation. You kept it through the daylight hours and until about midnight, definitely uncharacteristic of any distance again. If in Europe you picked it up in daytime and kept it through the entire next night, again not likely for anything not local.
I would have to say it is something local. And by local I would say to the visual horizon or a tad more. It could be local in the neighborhood or it might be 25 – 30+ miles away.
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