11 meter activity DX via W3HFU KiwiSDR 1400 UTC 6 Oct 2021

[R4002]

25695 AM 25.695 MHz AM - Taxi dispatch taxicab dispatcher. OM driver heard replying to YL dispatch SS
26035 AM 26.035 MHz AM - SS OM heard, noise toys and roger beeps heard
26150 FM 26.150 MHz FM - POCSAG Paging Pager system 26 MHz pager - possibly UK hospital paging?
26225 USB 26.225 MHz USB - Spanish language
26250 FM 26.250 MHz FM - POCSAG Paging Pager system 26 MHz pager - possibly UK hospital paging?
26420 USB 26.420 MHz USB - "It's a bit quiet on the frequency at the moment..." English accent
26455 AM 26.455 MHz AM - SS OMs and YLs heard, taxi cab radio dispatcher or other land mobile user
26565 AM 26.565 MHz AM - SS freebanders, active
26585 AM 26.585 MHz AM - Extremely busy, as to be expected
26605 AM 26.605 MHz AM - Spanish language, truckers, similar to 26.585 AM
26650 FM 26.650 MHz FM - Pager / paging signals - known European paging frequency
26665 AM 26.665 MHz AM - Spanish language, music heard in background
26765 AM 26.765 MHz AM - YL Spanish language taxi dispatcher lady with roger beep
26695 FM 26.695 MHz FM - Strong paging signal - known European and/or UK pager frequency
26705 AM 26.705 MHz AM - Spanish language, very busy
26715 AM 26.715 MHz AM - Spanish language, very busy
26745 FM 26.745 MHz FM - Strong paging signals, numerous signals on frequency at once
26750 FM 26.750 MHz FM - Weak paging signal getting QRMed by 26.745
26800 USB 26.800 MHz USB - French or Portuguese? very good signals at 1500 UTC 1501 UTC
26825 AM 26.825 MHz AM - Spanish language
26850 FM 26.850 MHz FM - Paging signals, fading in and out
26865 AM 26.865 MHz AM - Spanish language
26875 AM 26.875 MHz AM - YL Spanish language taxi dispatcher lady with roger beep
26885 AM 26.885 MHz AM - Spanish language, mixing with UNID FM signal on same frequency
26885 FM 26.885 MHz FM - German language?
26935 AM 26.935 MHz AM - YL Spanish language taxi dispatcher
26945 AM 26.945 MHz AM - YL Spanish language taxi dispatcher lady with roger beep
26950 FM 26.950 MHz FM - Data bursts, pager system or paging

27015 AM 27.015 MHz AM - Spanish language, lots and lots of QRM, noise toys, etc.  - CB Channel 5
27045 AM 27.045 MHz AM - YL Spanish language taxi dispatcher lady with roger beep - R/C frequency
27095 AM 27.095 MHz AM - YL Spanish language taxi dispatcher lady with roger beep - R/C frequency

every 5 kHz from roughly 27350 to 27450 SSB activity, heavy QRM

27390 LSB 27.390 MHz French station "My name BOUDO" - unique roger beep, "UK" - "New York" 
27400 LSB 27.400 MHz LSB - Scottish accented station working US station, heavy QRM

27500 - 27700 - SSB signals every 5 kHz, band very busy

27600 USB 27.600 MHz USB - Spanish
27605 USB 27.605 MHz USB
27665 USB 27.665 MHz USB - Numerous Spanish language stations on top of each other, heard "Mexicali"
27673 USB 27.673 MHz USB - "Hola!" over and over again - yes, 27.673 MHz, not 27.670 MHz or 27.675 MHz
27780 USB 27.780 MHz USB - Accented English
27781 FM 27.78125 MHz FM - Weak FM signals heard
27815 AM 27.815 MHz AM - UNID users, Spanish language, possibly taxi cabs
27831 FM 27.83125 MHz FM - Weak FM signal heard, UK FM CB
27835 USB 27.835 MHz USB - Italian language
27845 FM 27.845 MHz FM - POCSAG paging signal, faded in
27945 AM 27.945 MHz AM - Spanish language, heavy QSB

[Elf36]

That is quite a log you have there. Well done!

[R4002]

Thanks! Here are some more:

25695 AM 25.695 MHz AM - Spanish language taxi dispatcher - YL taxi lady with OM drivers replying
25805 AM 25.805 MHz AM - Spanish language taxi dispatch - distinctive "roger beep"
26155 AM 26.155 MHz AM - Spanish language freebanders SS freebanders
26175 AM 26.175 MHz AM - Spanish language freebanders SS freebanders
26225 USB 26.225 MHz USB - well-known Latin American/Caribbean calling frequency - active
26355 AM 26.355 MHz AM - Spanish language freebanders SS freebanders
26415 AM 26.415 MHz AM - Spanish language freebanders SS freebanders
26585 AM 26.585 MHz AM - VERY busy - Mexican trucker/freebander common frequency
26695 AM 26.695 MHz AM - Caribbean or Latin American traffic
26715 AM 26.715 MHz AM - Strong signals at points, a very popular frequency
26765 AM 26.765 MHz AM - Spanish language freebanders SS freebanders
26815 AM 26.815 MHz AM - Spanish language freebanders SS freebanders
26915 AM 26.915 MHz AM - Several carriers noted, this is a well-known US "low channel" AM DX channel
26935 AM 26.935 MHz AM - Spanish language heard, previously logged taxi dispatcher on this frequency
26945 AM 26.945 MHz AM - Spanish language taxi dispatch - distinctive "roger beep"

The legal 40 CB band is still blowing up, with numerous 25615-26955 region frequencies popping up too.  Looks like the pagers have mostly disappeared.   Of course, 27015 27.015 MHz CB channel 5 is very busy

I am hearing numerous signals on 27255 though:

27.255 MHz USB - Spanish language chatter
27.255 MHz LSB - Spanish language chatter - a different QSO
27.255 MHz AM - numerous AM carriers and signals going on at once
27.255 MHz FM - FSK signal, appears to be centered closer to 27256 27.256 MHz

Also in the upper part of the band:

27745 AM 27.745 MHz AM - Spanish language taxi dispatcher YL lady with 3/4 tone burst roger beep
27755 AM 27.755 MHz AM - Spanish language
27765 LSB 27.765 MHz LSB - Spanish language freebanders, good signals
27765 AM 27.765 MHz AM - Spanish language taxi dispatch - YL taxi lady, heavy QRM from 27765 LSB
27775 AM 27.775 MHz AM - SS OM, with the theme from "The Pink Panther" playing underneath
27785 AM 27.785 MHz AM - Spanish language taxi dispatcher - YL taxi lady
27815 USB 27.815 MHz USB - Portuguese
27845 AM 27.845 MHz AM - Spanish language, YL taxi dispatch with roger beeps
27885 AM 27.885 MHz AM - Spanish language
27915 AM 27.915 MHz AM - Possibly a taxi cab dispatcher, taxi cab radio dispatch 27MHz
27975 AM 27.975 MHz AM - Spanish or Portuguese


At about 1800 UTC it seems the band might be closing a bit more?  The band seems to be quieting down

[Elf36]

I'm at work, but I did check a SDR near D.C and heard a few big stations on 27.555 USB. 27.385 had some activity, but the signals were very weak.