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Hi
I think you're right, I ran PSK31 and Spectrum Lab on the next broadcast
and couldn't find anything that would decode or looked like a data tx.
I think it may be due to an overlaying of harmonics from other nearby
stations. I even tried several different DSP settings on my TS2000, but
couldn't filter to the point of eliminating them 100%
Regards
XsCode
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These loggings were submitted to the Spy Numbers Station Database on 2006-03-12
by XsCode, UK.
Freq ENIGMA Day MMDDYYYY UTC Mode Comments
-------- ------ --- ---------- ---- ----- --------------------
14487 E03 Sun 03122006 1200 USB //15682 //16084 ID 06040,
intermittant PSK sounds?
I often hear little data bursts on the same frequencies as E03. They
sound much like the data bursts that accompanied the Yosemite Sam signals
of about a year ago. I haven't analyzed them to see if they are in fact
of the same character.
I doubt these data bursts are being sent along with E03 signals. I think
they are just coincidental and from another source. I have heard them on
other frequencies, too.
Zack
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