Brian,
I suspect that is the ROC's "Fire Dragon" station, used to jam clandestine
broadcast signals from the SOH ("Sound Of Hope") broadcaster. The IARU is
after SOH and ROC to knock off use of the Amateur Bands, but ideology
prevails I'm afraid.
Don
N9GOD
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Subject: [softrock40] Re: Strange Signals on 20 mtrs
Just to add to the "Strange Signals" mystery, I am listening to some
sort of Chinese/Korean broadcast signal on my SDR-1000 and 20M beam.
It is 1500Z, and I am located in western SD USA. It is smack dab on
14.070, the main PSK (USB) frequency! I have never heard this signal
before, it is fairly strong, enough to wipe out any hope of copying
any PSK31 signals with it's side bands. Does anyone have a clue?
Since I am sure that may SoftRocks are used on this frequency for that
mode, it seems germane to this list.
Brian K7RE
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:softrock40%40yahoogroups.com> ups.com,
John Kirk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Yes, sadly, the one on 14010 is real. I haven't positively
identified it, but that extremely irritating music is characterisitic
of "Voice of Korea" (North).
>
> I've logged it with my Intruder Watch Coordinator, but a few more
from "y'all" wouldn't hurt.
>
> 73
> John VK4TJ
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