Mayday transmission on 6689 khz USB 15:27 UTC-12 March(incl SDR IQ & AUDIO .wav)

[kalvados]

"Мода, Мода, Мода я 06542, приём" being translated is "mayday mayday mayday, I'm 06542, copy".

Not. Мода - this is the call sign of the communication site.

Аircraft and ships for the transmission of a distress signal the English word Mayday is used.
Example:
Recording on the international disaster frequency of 2182 kHz of the dispatcher of the rescue coordination center of Vladivostok Radio. Ship "Sunrise" patience disaster in the Sea of ​​Japan after a collision with a Korean ship (December 2010).
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_3BEvabL1Ciuo0-oDGiwvBZhCifgf0ci/view?usp=sharing

[jasmine]

"Мода, Мода, Мода я 06542, приём" being translated is "mayday mayday mayday, I'm 06542, copy". Russian naval air employs 5 digit ids to aircraft, dunno if this is related to their tail numbers or a per mission id.

While I doubt this transmission is related, last week USAF and CANFORCE fighters escorted Russian sub hunters as they skirted the Alaskan coast.
https://defpost.com/norad-f-22s-cf-18s-intercept-two-russian-tu-142-aircraft-entering-alaskan-adiz/

This is the bird in question;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupolev_Tu-142

We have sub hunters too;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_P-3_Orion
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_P-8_Poseidon

that's fascinating!

i also have a ton of loggings of US Navy P3s and P8s going up and down the pacific coast of washington and oregon from my 1090 MHZ ADS-B set up using a $20 RTL-SDR USB thing from Amazon and a $3 circuit board antenna from Alibaba.

[Josh]

"Мода, Мода, Мода я 06542, приём" being translated is "mayday mayday mayday, I'm 06542, copy".

Not. Мода - this is the call sign of the communication site.

Аircraft and ships for the transmission of a distress signal the English word Mayday is used.
Example:
Recording on the international disaster frequency of 2182 kHz of the dispatcher of the rescue coordination center of Vladivostok Radio. Ship "Sunrise" patience disaster in the Sea of ​​Japan after a collision with a Korean ship (December 2010).
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_3BEvabL1Ciuo0-oDGiwvBZhCifgf0ci/view?usp=sharing

Thank you for the correction, I mistook your "Fashion is consonant with Mayday" as indicative of the word being mayday.

[Josh]

"Мода, Мода, Мода я 06542, приём" being translated is "mayday mayday mayday, I'm 06542, copy". Russian naval air employs 5 digit ids to aircraft, dunno if this is related to their tail numbers or a per mission id.

While I doubt this transmission is related, last week USAF and CANFORCE fighters escorted Russian sub hunters as they skirted the Alaskan coast.
https://defpost.com/norad-f-22s-cf-18s-intercept-two-russian-tu-142-aircraft-entering-alaskan-adiz/

This is the bird in question;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupolev_Tu-142

We have sub hunters too;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_P-3_Orion
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_P-8_Poseidon

that's fascinating!

i also have a ton of loggings of US Navy P3s and P8s going up and down the pacific coast of washington and oregon from my 1090 MHZ ADS-B set up using a $20 RTL-SDR USB thing from Amazon and a $3 circuit board antenna from Alibaba.

If you find p3/8 is orbiting a specific spot via your adsb, it may indicate they have found the Krasny Oktobre (euphemism for Russian submarine), and especially if multiple flights converge on an area. You might also try your hand at ais monitoring;
https://www.vesselfinder.com/

[JCMaxwell]

P3’s aren’t used for sub hunting anymore but the P8’s definitely could be.

[KaySeeks]

"Мода, Мода, Мода я 06542, приём" being translated is "mayday mayday mayday, I'm 06542, copy".

приём ("pree-yohm") in general, everyday conversation means "welcome" but in radio can be translated as "copy?" but also in practice we might use it as "over", as in "over to you".