at 0205 UT June 4, digital data signal fast speed
hopping some 1 kHz up and down
13543 / 13544 0000-2359 Digital data station DIG
S=6-7 signal in Moscow Russia.
But in Alberta Canada 'seen' and heard 3 signals in this range
wideband like CODAR signal, 'shrap shrap' on 13384 - 13607 kHz,
data signal strings on 13560.100 {in total covered range 13559.8-13560.3}
and 13560.650 kHz.
Nothing heard this morning in Doha Qatar and Kyoto Japan.
73 wb df5sx
----- Original Message -----
From: "Glenn Hauser [email protected] [dxld]" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2016 12:52 AM
Subject: Re: [dxld] UNID station on 13560
I'm not sure about Europe, but around here, 13550-13570 is a band reserved
for industrial, scientific, medical uses === and there is usually some
hash audible here centred on 13560, presumably from local hospital
machinery, RF ID devices, etc. Glenn
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On Fri, 6/3/16, 'Manfred R. Reiff' [email protected] wrote:
Subject: [dxld] UNID station on 13560
To: [email protected]
Date: Friday, June 3, 2016, 10:47 PM
There is something on 13560 kHz sounding like a jammer.
According to the EiBi and other lists there is no one operating on that
freq. at this time (2245 UTC).
Or is it a DATA transmission of TASCOMM station Portsmouth
on that freq.?
I'm not familiar with DATA transmissions...
73, Manfred
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