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Hi all,
During the past few days a Spanish numbers station appears to be active on
7555 kHz at 2000 and 2100 UTC. Female voice; barely audible due to BC QRM.
Heard in the USA, not audible here in Holland.
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Art
You beat me to it. I was just going to post the same.
Very low in the QRM and hard to copy for sure
Ernie
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On Dec 29, 2013, at 11:52, Ary Boender a...@luna.nl wrote:
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This frequency has a long history of being used by V02a. Check the
Spynumbers database for info.
Zack
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Yep, but I don't know if it's them. Too much interference
73, Ary
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First thing: I am assuming that what was heard was the same Numbers Station
from Cuba (HM01) that I've been monitoring for a few weeks now Second thing:
20 UT is apparently a new time for a Cuban numbers
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The Spynumbers database shows 7555 used by V02a schedules at 2000 and
2100Z ... but the last reported days for these were in 2006 or 2008. I
don't know if they used that frequency since then or not. Perhaps they
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No idea. The most logical station is V02a or a defective HM01. Times and
freq match but there is too much QRM to hear it clear enough. As said, I
cannot hear it here but will try it again tonight
73, Ary
