11 meter band activity 14 June 2022 - W3HFU KiwiSDR

[R4002]

25.665 MHz AM - Taxi cab dispatch lady - Spanish language YL dispatching taxi cabs
25.675 MHz FM - Was not able to tune in fast enough but there was certainly a FM signal there (!!!)
25.695 MHz AM - Taxi cab dispatch lady - Spanish language YL dispatching taxi cabs
25.705 MHz AM - Taxi cab dispatch lady - Spanish language YL dispatching taxi cabs
25.725 MHz AM - Taxi cab dispatch lady - Spanish language YL dispatching taxi cabs
25.735 MHz LSB - Spanish language chatter, fair to weak signals
25.745 MHz AM - Taxi cab dispatch lady - Spanish language YL dispatching taxi cabs
26.035 MHz AM - Taxi cab dispatch lady - Spanish language YL dispatching taxi cabs - same user heard on N1NTE SDR
26.175 MHz AM - Taxi cab dispatch lady - Spanish language YL dispatching taxi cabs
26.205 MHz AM - Taxi cab dispatch lady, can hear taxi drivers replying (dispatcher's carrier on 26205.4 kHz)
26.225 MHz USB - Spanish language 26 MHz DX frequency - sporadic signal
26.375 MHz AM - Spanish language chatter heard, freebanders
26.410 MHz USB - dial frequency 26.410 MHz or 26.411 MHz, FSK bursts noted (narrow) center 26.413 MHz
26.415 MHz AM - Spanish language chatter heard
26.555 MHz LSB - Spanish speaking / Latin American 11m DX frequency (see also: 27455 USB)
26.575 MHz AM - Spanish language freeband CBers, very busy (similar to 26585 AM)
26.585 MHz AM - the big one - lots and lots of strong signals
26.665 MHz AM - Spanish language chatter
26.695 MHz AM - Spanish language chatter
26.725 MHz AM - Spanish language speaking freebander common frequency
26.735 MHz AM - Weak AM signal, possibly truckers - this is CB channel 19 "down one band"
26.755 MHz AM - Spanish language chatter
26.765 MHz AM - Taxi cab dispatch lady - Spanish language YL dispatching taxi cabs
26.785 MHz AM - Weak AM signal noted
26.845 MHz AM - US based stations, informal QSO about weight, body types, etc. SIO 444 (at 1932 UTC)
26.875 MHz AM - US stations, midwestern (??) accents, fair to weak
26.915 MHz AM - US freeband CB calling frequency - 915 AM - channel 36 "down one band" 26915 AM 26.915 AM
26.925 MHz AM - Probably also taxi cab dispatcher - taxi lady Spanish language YL

27.625 MHz USB - mixing with 27625 AM signal on same frequency
27.625 MHz AM - Weak OM operators heard, probably truckers using export radios - channel 18 "up one band"
27.665 MHz USB - Spanish language
27.695 MHz LSB - Spanish language, casual QSOs, numerous stations on top of each other
27.695 MHz USB - Spanish language
27.705 MHz LSB - Spanish language, very strong signals
27.715 MHz LSB - Spanish language, casual QSO
27.730 MHz LSB - Spanish language
27.745 MHz AM - Taxi cab dispatch lady - Spanish language YL dispatching taxi cabs
27.785 MHz AM - Taxi cab dispatch lady - Spanish language YL dispatching taxi cabs
27.805 MHz AM - Taxi cab dispatch lady - Spanish language YL dispatching taxi cabs


R/C channels:


26.995 MHz 26995 kHz - At 1705 UTC tuned back in, hearing two FSK signals (26.995 MHz USB, center frequencies 26.996 and 26.997 MHz...now hearing what sounds like ROS data mode mixing in (again on 26.995 USB).  Numerous data signals on or around 26.995 center freq, 26.990 MHz to 27.000 MHz or so)

27.045 MHz 27045 kHz - Weak AM voice heard, sounds like a taxi cab dispatcher

27.095 MHz 27095 kHz - modulated FSK signal right on 27095.0 kHz, along with data bursts (similar to the ones usually heard on either side of 27.255 MHz) noted.  Several AM voice signals also heard, Spanish language

27.145 MHz 27145 kHz - 27145.2 carrier noted at 1711 UTC...unmodulated carrier or CW signal...then nothing.  At 1712 UTC, a multi-carrier FSK signal appeared on frequency, dial frequency 27.144 MHz USB or 27.143 MHz USB

27.195 MHz 27195 kHz - Noting a mixture of AM voice, the usually heard FSK data signal bursts and weak FM voice (Spanish language) on 27.195 MHz (R/C channel 19A).  Later SSB voice signals (27.195 MHz USB - Spanish language) also coming in with the mix!  Most of the signals heard here are regular AM voice signals mixing in with FSK data bursts

27.255 MHz 27255 kHz - Several FSK data bursts noted (usually with signals on 27.252 MHz or 27.253 MHz on the lower side of center frequency and again on 27.256 MHz or 27.257 MHz on the upper side of center frequency).  27.252 and 27.256 both very strong, another (different bandwidth) FSK burst noted on 27.254 MHz (possibly off-frequency).  LSB voice noted as well 27.255 MHz LSB mixing with AM voice and the data bursts.  Checked 27.255 MHz again at approx 1930 UTC and the usual data bursts are still there, but a bit weaker than before.  As expected, AM voice signals are also present on frequency (after all, 27255 is legal CB channel 23.