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Frequency, signal strength, and format is typical of M08a, but I don't recall
the signal being sloppily sent. I forget the time-of-day for M08a transmission
schedules though, and I can't be completely certain
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There's the IRC channel #wunclub on irc.starchat.net:6667. They discuss most
things on HF there.
Numbers station loggings can be submitted to the SpyNumbers database.
That's what I know of, but I am somewhat
Pedro needs more «cubanito».
- KC2TTK/M
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6855 kHz was supposed to be V02a, but I only heard a carrier. Did anyone
else catch activity on this frequency
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6855 kHz was supposed to be V02a, but I only heard a carrier. Did anyone else
catch activity on this frequency? I’m having local QRM issues and Pedro’s
modulation is weak, so I might be wrong.
KJ6PSG
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5:00z Cuban Findings
I've got carriers on 5117 and 6768, and M8a IP at 5898 MCW. M8a is S9+20,
others are weak. 4028, 5417, 6855, 8186, 8180, 9063, 9153, 10432, 12120,
11532, 11565, 13380 empty.
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7/7/12:
9:00z timeslot
9063 SK01 (RDFT) - carrier until 5947 kHz transmissions ended.
5947 SK01 (RDFT) - ended at 9:27z, moved traffic to the 9063 carrier.
7/8/12:
5:00z timeslot
5898 M8a - missed callups. Normal
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I didn't find M8a on its 'usual' frequencies during my listening period
of 5:00 - 7:30 UTC. However, I did find a carrier on 9063 kHz at 8:21z,
but I couldn't identify it due to local QRM. Did anyone else hear /
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for a list of countries and their voltages / frequencies.
Unless it runs generator power half the time, which would be unlikely.
Rene - VE6WCA
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SK01 was on 9153 kHz using HamDRM at 0530z. If I didn't have BPL I would
have easily decoded it; it was very strong. The 0630z SK01 hasn't been
reported since April.
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7/1/2012:
5:30z SK01 9153 kHz in HamDRM, very strong
21:00z carrier on 9063 kHz, presumably V2a or SK01. Weak.
22:00z V2a on 11532 kHz, callups 32541 37213 68192. Readable signal. In
progress as of this
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The 11532 kHz V2a became SK01 by 22:11z.
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I've noticed that the AC hum on the 18 MHz daytime V2a transmission was 50 Hz,
while the 6.8 MHz nighttime V2a is 60 Hz. Would this indicate different
transmitter sites?
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I'm not sure what they're doing but I just caught SK01 (6/30/12 21:13z) on
HamDRM. It was at the unusual frequency of 17478 kHz. This time I recorded
it until the end using a large metal structure as an antenna.
and SK01 at 18MHz
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I'm not sure what they're doing but I just caught SK01 (6/30/12
21:13z
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Subject: [Spooks] V2a and SK01 at 18MHz
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21:53z -- caught SK01
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21:53z -- caught SK01 at 18035 kHz
Recording: http://youtu.be/qusjGC564ss
22:01z -- caught V2a at 18438 kHz
Recording: http://youtu.be/bTnmLGuZ7jA
Are these frequencies new, or did I not notice these earlier?
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The '8 and 5' ambiguity has to do with the carrier cutting out. I've noticed
this with that particular transmissions. Using sideband helps to alleviate
the problem.
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The recording and details can be found at :
http://soundcloud.com/cvsoft/siren-jammer-040611-1435z
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Currently in progress on 13070 kHz, as of 2-5-11 1:20 UTC.
Also, is there any known schedule of this jammer?
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This is a malware website. It does not take you to midlandsartistic.com. Do not
follow the link.
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M8a has a faster variant. I heard the transmission also, and it is definitely
over 21 wpm.
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I will be unavailable from 11/29/10 to 12/6/10. I will send no reports during
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