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Author Topic: Waterfall 1720 kHz Jan 14 - 15 2019  (Read 899 times)

Offline ChrisSmolinski

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Waterfall 1720 kHz Jan 14 - 15 2019
« on: January 15, 2020, 1718 UTC »
An overnight waterfall created with Carrier Sleuth. I wonder how many of these signals are pirates?  I tried listening to the SDR recording a few times during the peaks, and there may have been some audio way down there in the noise.

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« Last Edit: January 15, 2020, 1721 UTC by ChrisSmolinski »
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Re: Waterfall 1720 kHz Jan 14 - 15 2019
« Reply #1 on: January 15, 2020, 1742 UTC »
Really interesting to see these close-up carrier waterfall displays

For that matter, I wonder if any of these could be European pirate carriers? The Greek MW pirates in particular often use the high 1600s & 1700s . . . and they often use a lot of power.
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