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Offline Scagnettie

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stange transmission 5896 usb
« on: April 13, 2009, 0549 UTC »
odd sounds sometimes followed by m. code. then silence. then odd sounds again off and on with no m code. kind of sounds like a fax machine.

found it at 0530 world time 14 April 09 on 5896 usb.

I'm new to this stuff so my apologies if I'm being an idiot.

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Re: stange transmission 5896 usb
« Reply #1 on: April 15, 2009, 1429 UTC »
I've noticed strange stuff on here as well...5795.5 kHz with odd  tone bursts & MCW...after awhile, they (?) are  usually running numbers in sp. about 11/12pm around 5883kHz...sometimes it seems like it was 'training' vs 'actual', although that's just a guess on my part...
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Re: stange transmission 5896 usb
« Reply #2 on: April 16, 2009, 0152 UTC »
All I know is it comes from Cuba.

Peace!