WUN volume 7 - Utility DXers Forum

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From your DR Column Editor:
* Welcome to another issue of the single largest source of utility
station information and the most widely quoted utility station
publication in the world...the WUN Newsletter.
Why me? - Unfortunately on newsletter deadline day Bill Lawrie's ISP
first had problems with him, then took some time out ie it crashed.
So backup procedures came into play to ensure your Newsletter is
still published on time.
The other item of business this month is to welcome (in alphabetical
order) our two new Column Editors.
Firstly Eddie Bellerby who now takes over as Logs Column Editor and who
you will already know from having previously served his time in Team
Logs.
Secondly the Military Channel Designation Column is preserved with
Larry Van Horn coming in to take up the slack and giving it the benefit
of his many years experience in UTE monitoring and associated journalism.
We trust you will give these guys plenty of input, helping them to
provide you with the best possible in columns and news on the HF UTE
monitoring scene.
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Digital Review by Day Watson
Military Communication System and Designator List by Larry Van Horn
Numbers & Oddities by Ary Boender & Chris Smolinski
Products and Books Review by Bob Margolis
Utility Round-up by Ary Boender
WUN Logs Column by Eddie Bellerby & TEAM LOGS
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- Editor: Day Watson
- Nickname on IRC channel
E-mail: [email protected]
#monitor
DayW
Hi digi WUNners
The menu
Commercial
dgps
Met
Military
Ntnl Gvmntl
Special
Techi Tips
Bank of Eritrea
New Australian dgps
Nairobi Met speeds up
UNID FAX on 7670 kHz
Danish A/Force callsigns/ALE idents
January RI's
RITA
ZBK, and other Z codes
French network using ALE/R+S psk
Mscan Meteo Pro
WA9XHN broadcasts
WWFV hearing impaired broadcasts
Getting the best from the receiver
Receiver wrinkle JRC NRD545 - Isolating channels
Receiver wrinkle JRC NRD545 - default bandwidths
Windows oscilloscope
>>....Commercial.....>
::: Bank of Eritrea
From an anonymous dxer comes some information in respect of the
the Bank of Eritrea who are reported to be using Pactor-1 on
7020.9, 7022.3, 7062.3, 7071.5, 7072.3, 7072.9, 7087.9 kHz.
Best results in W.Europe are during the late evening
Selcalls used: BHI9, MBDF, TSW6, TSF7, TSG8, TSX3, TSWA, 11WF.
Thanks to Ary for relaying and to his information donor.
>>....dgps.....>
::: New Australian dgps
Albany (315kHz) and Perth (306kHz), both in W Australia, are reported by
ALRS Vol.8 and the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) website
dgps status page http://www.amsa.gov.au/ns/dgps/status.htm as having dgps
systems under test.
For those in range (and with decode facilities eg RadioRaft 3.2
(Registered)) the transmissions operate at 200 bps. The only ID's
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available at this point in time are for Albany being Ref.Stn 011 and
Tx.Stn 711. It seem Perth has yet to come on air (thanks ML).
>>....Met.....>
::: Nairobi Met speeds up
Thanks to a log by Klaus Betke it has been noted that Nairobi Met have
increased their drum speed from the usual 120 rpm to 180 rpm. Although
listed on a few frequencies the current transmissions seem limited to
9044.9 and 17445.6. A late report from Robert Hall (Tks RH) says they
are using both.
::: UNID FAX on 7670 kHz
Klaus Betke has logged a weak fax on this frequency running at 60rpm and
which appears to start at 0725z. According to a number of Frequency
Lists and databeses this has been used in the past by Moscow Met.
From his position, and that of Friedhelm Mehnert, both N Germany, and
here in SW UK, this signal is virtually unreadable. Friedhelm goes on to
say "I checked this morning (Saturday [27Jan]) and did not hear anything
there. So all I can say for now is: *if* there was a fax signal today,
than it was not Moscow Meteo. A few minutes later I checked 7760 and got
Archangels Meteo there with strong signal, as always."
What can be read has the look of the typical Russian analysis with
station plots but not strong enough to make the labels readable or the
land areas covered distinguishable. Also Moscow has of recent years
moved away from the use of 60rpm.
AnyWUN with better signals please let us know. In meantime thanks to
Klaus and Friedhelm for their input.
>>....Military.....>
::: Danish A/Force callsigns/ALE idents
Thanks to Ary for adding to the list of Danish AF callsigns which are
also seen as ALE identifiers.
OWC
OWD
OWE
OWF
OWG
OWK
OWI
OWJ
OWK
OWO
OWP
OWU
OWW
-
still unid
AF Vaerloese
AF Karup
AF Skrydstrup
AF Vandel
still unid
AF Aalborg
AF Tirstrup (not confirmed)
AF HQ Vedbaek
still unid
still unid
still unid
still unid
AnyWUN fill in the gaps?
::: January RI's
Thanks again to Ian Julian in NZ for pointing me to a LARGE list of
mainly US Routing Indicators. Unfortunately the list is LARGE, being
over 400 lines long, so I've decided to pass them on in two monthly
blocks with this month covering the RCx (Canada) and RHx (US).
RCWEWLA
MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT
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RHBCTIC
RHCPKEE
RHDIAAA
RHDJGDS
RHDLCNE
RHEALAN
RHFJBRQ
RHFJEHA
RHFJFFF
RHFJFNF
RHFJFYX
RHFJFYZ
RHFJJAO
RHFJJCN
RHFJJFK
RHFJKXF
RHFJKXP
RHFJOSA
RHHMHAA
RHHMHBA
RHHMUNA
RHHMUNE
RHHMUNS
RHMFISS
RHMFISS
RHMFISS
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
COMDESRON FOURTEEN
335TRS KEESLER AFB MS
ACC LANGLEY AFB VA
ANG GDSS ANDREWS AFB MD
CINCUSNAVEUR LONDON UK
NASA AMES MOFFETT FEDERAL AIRFIELD CA
SPAWARSYSCEN CHARLESTON SC
COMCRUDESGRU TWELVE
NAVSTA MAYPORT FL
WPNSTA CHARLESTON SC
COMDESRON FOURTEEN
COMDESRON TWO FOUR
FACSFAC JACKSONVILLE FL
NAS JACKSONVILLE FL
USS JOHN F KENNEDY
NAS KEY WEST FL
NAVUNSEAWARCEN DET AUTEC WEST PALM BEACH FL
COMCARGRU SIX
CINCPACFLT PEARL HARBOR HI
CINCPACFLT PEARL HARBOR HI
USCINCPAC HONOLULU HI
JFMO PAC HONOLULU HI
COMSOCPAC HONOLULU HI
CG II MEF
NAVSTKAIRWARCEN FALLON NV
USCINCJFCOM NORFOLK VA
AFMO CONUS FT SAM HOUSTON TX
CDR5THSFGA FT CAMPBELL KY
CDR7THSFGA FT BRAGG NC
CDRICORPS FT LEWIS WA
CDRJRTC FT POLK LA
CDRUSARPAC FT SHAFTER HI
CDRUSASOC FT BRAGG NC
CDRYPG YUMA AZ
CG FIRST MARDIV
CG FIRST MAW
CG I MEF
CG MCAS CHERRY PT NC
CG MCAS MIRAMAR CA
CG MCB CAMP LEJEUNE NC
CG MCB CAMP PENDLETON CA
CG MCB HAWAII KANEOHE BAY HI
CG MCB QUANTICO VA
CG SECOND FSSG
CG SECOND MARDIV
CG SECOND MAW
CG THIRD MARDIV
CG THIRD MAW
CINCUSNAVEUR LONDON UK
CMC WASHINGTON DC
CO MCLB BARSTOW CA
COMCABEAST CHERRY PT NC
COMCABWEST MIRAMAR CA
COMMARCORBASESJAPAN CAMP BUTLER JA
COMMARFOREUR
COMMARFORLANT
COMMARFORRES
COMNAVREG NW SEATTLE WA
COMSPAWARSYSCOM SAN DIEGO CA
DOD AFC AZ FT HUACHUCA AZ
DOD AFC KWAJALEIN MH
FIFTH MAR
INSP INSTR STF BILLINGS MT
INSP INSTR STF BOISE ID
INSP INSTR STF CONCORD CA
INSP INSTR STF ENCINO CA
INSP INSTR STF LOS ALAMITOS CA
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RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHMFIUU
RHOCDDW
RHRABRS
RHRMDAB
RHRMDAE
RHWIDIB
RHWIDIF
RHWIDIH
RHWIDIN
RHWIDIP
RHWIDIQ
RHWIDIR
RHWIDIS
RHWIHHA
RHWIPQP
RHWIPXE
RHWIPYK
RHWIPYL
RHWISAZ
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INSP INSTR STF PORTLAND OR
INSP INSTR STF RENO NV
INSP INSTR STF SPOKANE WA
INSP INSTR STF TUCSON AZ
INSP INSTR STF YAKIMA WA
MACS ONE
MASS ONE
MASS THREE
MAWTS ONE YUMA AZ
MCAS BEAUFORT SC
MCAS IWAKUNI JA
MWCS FOUR EIGHT
MWCS FOUR EIGHT DET ALFA
MWCS THREE EIGHT
MWSS THREE SEVEN ONE
NAVCOMTELSTA DIEGO GARCIA
NAVCOMTELSTA FAR EAST YOKOSUKA JA
NAVCOMTELSTA GUAM GU
NAVCOMTELSTA PUGET SOUND WA
NAVCOMTELSTA SICILY IT
NAVSHIPYD PUGET SOUND WA
NAVUNSEAWARCENDIV KEYPORT WA
NCTAMS EURCENT DET ROTA SP
NCTAMS EURCENT NAPLES IT
NCTAMS LANT NORFOLK VA
NCTAMS PAC HONOLULU HI
NRL WASHINGTON DC
PACMISRANFAC HAWAREA BARKING SANDS HI
SEVENTH MAR
TWELFTH MAR
COMDESRON TWO THREE
COMDESRON TWO TWO
COMUSNAVCENT
COMFIFTHFLT
NAVSHIPYD PUGET SOUND WA
COMPATRECONWING TEN WHIDBEY ISLAND WA
SUBASE BANGOR WA
COMVAQWINGPAC WHIDBEY ISLAND WA
NAS WHIDBEY ISLAND WA
NAVCOMTELSTA PUGET SOUND WA
COMNAVREG NW SEATTLE WA
NAVSTA EVERETT WA
MIUWU ONE ONE ZERO
MIUWU ONE ZERO ONE
COMRESPATWING DET WHIDBEY ISLAND WA
EODMU ELEVEN
EODMU SEVENTEEN
NAVUNSEAWARCENDIV KEYPORT WA
::: RI query
Normally we see the extension "cs" on the end of a primary routing
indicator within the French systems. This seems to indicate the
"Cabinet du Service" or commcen, and appears in Control de Voie and
other service messages. However a post from Al Dudley reports a
variation in a log of Djibouti/RFQP on 16014.2 kHz (ARQ/E 100bd)
where he noted a CdV with "de rfqpzp".
He wonders what the "zp" signifies.
subject?
AnyWUN have any thoughts on the
Thanks Al.
::: 'RITA'
"Does anywun know who the RITA stations are using packet on 3401.7 kHz?"
asks Peter Thompson (UK). He goes on to say "I've monitored for several
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nights now and, while there are a lot of different calls contacting each
other, there is no traffic. This is more or less all there is:
RITA58
RITA69
RITA58
RITA58
RITA69
RITA58
RITA22
RITA51
DIGI3
DIGI3
DIGI3
DIGI3
rita69 de rita58 zbk k k k
06:06 UTC 12-20-2000
RITA58 RITA24 DIGI3
RITA58
RITA58
RITA22
RITA51
RITA51
RITA22
RITA58
RITA58
DIGI3
DIGI3
DIGI3
DIGI3
rita22 de rita58 QSL ZBK1 AR
So far the following stations have appeared:
11, 15, 17, 22, 24, 28, 49, 51, 58, 62, 69, 71, 94 and the repeater
DIGI3.
Thanks PT.
::: ZBK, and other Z codes
The previous item raised a query as to the meaning of ZBK.
INT(erogative)ZBK
ZBKx
ZBK1
ZBK2
How are you receiving my traffic ?
I am receiving your traffic ...
Clear
Garbled
For queries on Z codes in general check out
http://www.kloth.net/zcodes.htm
where Ralph D Kloth has a very tidy and comprehensive list.
>>....National Governmental.....>
::: French network using ALE/R+S psk
A number of WUNners (thanks guys) have logged a group of ALEs using ALE
on 5786 6770 7512 8165 9212 (all USB) with occasionally a psk modem
reported to be of Rohde and Schwarz variety.
The identifiers being used are BATZ MOLENE GLENAN GROIX HOUAT. The
common thread is that these are all French Islands lying (North to South
in that order) round the Brest Peninsula from Roscoff to St Nazaire.
This would suggest a French Governmental net but who? CoastGuard,
Customs, Environmental Agency, Lighthouse Authority, are a few
of the possibilities. Also interesting to note that there is no (as yet)
mainland identifier.
>>....Special.....>
::: Mscan Meteo Pro
This software may be the answer to those who want to take their first
steps into digital modes. To be found at www.mscan.com V.2 allows
the "newbie" to sample decoding, under Windows 95/98, the FAX, NAVTEX
and RTTY modes. The software is shareware and requires registration
to get rid of the various "nags". As with most simple Windows programs
it employs the PC's soundcard.
Under NAVTEX filtering can configure the mode such that display is
restricted to named categories and/or identities, or to permit the
display of all raw data ie making it compatable with Sitor/B(fec).
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From the name Mscan Meteo the RTTY mode also can be filtered in respect
of certain WMO formats and to specific countries.
::: WA9XHN broadcasts
Whilst this is not a UTE station per se it gives another source of RTTY
signals for those starting out on digital monitoring.
Station WX9XHN runs RTTY at 45.5 bd 182 Hz on 6994 and 13972 kHz.
schedule is limited and the best way to get the current one is by
visiting their URL www.rtty.com
Further information is given by
their press release of 13/Jul/2000
quote ----PRESS RELEASE...
13 JULY, 2000
A NEW COMMUNICATIONS FACILITY FOR A TIME-TESTED WORK-HORSE
ABOUT WA9XHN...
WA9XHN IS A UNIQUE RADIO BROADCAST FACILITY LOCATED IN AUBURN,
WASHINGTON, AND IS AUTHORIZED BY THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS
COMMISSION WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF DETERMINING WHETHER OR NOT THERE
IS ANY INTEREST ON THE PART OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN RECEIVING
INFORMATION DISTRIBUTED VIA THE MEANS OF RADIOTELETYPE
TRANSMISSION.
RADIOTELETYPE TRANSMISSION IS NOT A NEW MEDIUM. IT IS AN OLD
METHOD WHICH SERVED NUMEROUS BUSINESSES, MILITARY AND GOVERNMENTAL
AGENCIES, NEWS, PRESS AND INFORMATION SERVICES, AND OTHER ENTITIES
WHICH HAD REASON TO TRANSMIT LARGE VOLUMES OF INFORMATION OVER
LONG DISTANCES.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL, REUTERS, AND THE
FRENCH PRESS AGENCY MAINTAINED EXTENSIVE RADIOTELETYPE
INSTALLATIONS AND FACILITIES FOR MOVING THEIR PRODUCT AROUND THE
WORLD.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SATELLITE, FIBER-OPTIC, AND INTERNET
COMMUNICATION HAVE MADE RADIOTELETYPE TRANSMISSION OBSOLETE IN
TERMS OF BEING A COMMERCIALLY VIABLE MEANS OF INFORMATION
DISTRIBUTION.
THERE ARE ALL MANNER OF HOBBYISTS AND ENTHUSIASTS INTERESTED IN
COLLECTING ANYTHING FROM STEAM ENGINES, OLD CARS, BEANIE BABIES
STAMPS, CANE HEADS, COCA-COLA BOTTLES, SHRUNKEN HEADS AND YES,
TELETYPE MACHINES.
TELETYPE MACHINE MACHINE COLLECTORS ARE HARD-PRESSED TO FIND
ANYTHING FOR THEIR MACHINES TO PRINT, AND THAT IS WHY WA9XHN WAS
ESTABLISHED; TO GIVE COLLECTORS, SHORT-WAVE LISTENERS, AND AMATEUR
RADIO OPERATORS SOMEHING TO COPY, AND TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT
THERE IS ANY SIGNIFICANT INTEREST IN KEEPING A RADIOTELETYPE
TRANSMISSION FACILITY IN OPERATION.
WA9XHN IS TOTALLY NON-COMMERCIAL AND IS PRIVATELY FUNDED.
THE AUTHORIZATION PERMITS TRANSMISSION SPEED OF UP TO 100 WORDSPER-MINUTE UTILIZING ITA#2/BAUDOT (5-LEVEL TELETYPE) CODE.
PRESENTLY WA9XHN TRANSMITS ON TWO SHORT-WAVE FREQUENCIES,
ALTERNATING BETWEEN 6994 KHZ AND 13972 KHZ. TRANSMISSION SPEED IS
60 WORDS-PER-MINUTE USING 170 HZ/CYCLES-PER-SECOND FREQUENCY-SHIFT
KEYING.
TIMES VARY, AND THE WEEKLY SCHEDULE FOR WA9XHN CAN BE FOUND
ON THE INTERNET AT WWW.RTTY.COM.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
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GEORGE B. HUTCHISON W7KSJ
253-833-6755
E-MAIL: RTTY(AT)RTTY.COM
unquote ---In view of the opening paragraph WUNners logging this station might like
to pass on their comments to George.
Thanks to Ary for the pointer.
::: WWFV hearing impaired broadcasts
Thanks to Ary Boender and Leif Dehio for email/post respectively for
information on this service being provided by the religious broadcast
station WWFV.
This service is in RTTY and intended to give the hard-of-hearing a
copy of the biblical programming normally transmitted in AM and/or SSB.
The RTTY runs at 45.5 bd/170Hz at 100 kW.
Transmissions can be found as follows [usb/(assigned)]:
Mon-Fri, Sun
2300-0000z
5085/( 5087.2)
Sat-Sun
1800-1999z
12172/(12174.2)
Sat night
0500-0600z
3270/( 3272.2)
For further information on this stations and its generally programming
check out their URL www.wwfv.org
>>....Techi Tips.....>
::: Getting the best from the receiver
Following a couple of queries over the last few months this is an
invitation to pass on tips on getting the best out of particular
receivers; wrinkles which one uses and think may be useful to other
monitors, or things which may not be documented in the User Manual.
A couple to start the ball rolling.
::: Receiver wrinkle - JRC NRD545 - Isolating channels
When looking at a VFT or multichannel modem one might wish to isolate an
individual channel. As an example the RN Fleet broadcast VFTs consisting
of 4 channels can be found on 4320.3 6360.3 8640.3 12919.3 17053.3 kHz
(all USB).
Set the receiver to the appropriate frequency, USB mode and 3 kHz
bandwidth. A spectrum analysis program will then display all four
channels.
If Chan:3 (the CARB) is to be isolated it will be seen that this channel
is centred on 1785 Hz which is +285 Hz relative to the PBS centre of
1500Hz (which is not given in the User Manual).
Press BWC
Adjust PBS to +300Hz (nearest value to +285)
Adjust FINE CONTROL to 350 Hz to provide sufficent bandwidth for the
340 Hz signal shift employed in this channel.
The spectrum analyser will show this channel has been isolated.
Set the decoder module centre frequency to 1785 Hz and decode, or
further analyse as required.
[At one time it was thought that the 1500Hz point was variable, ie tied
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to the BFO/CIO offset (User Setup 14) but this is not the case. As far
as PBS is concerned its centre position is fixed at 1500Hz irrespective
of what the BFO/CIO offset is set to.]
::: Receiver wrinkle - JRC NRD545 - default bandwidths
For the digital monitor the factory defaults are not really felt to be
optimum and have been changed as follows (kHz unless specified):
Mode CW/RTTY:
Fact.
default
WIDE
2.4
INTER
1.0
NARROW 500Hz
Mode LSB/USB:
Fact.
default
WIDE
2.8
INTER
2.4
NARROW 1.8
New
Purpose
2.8
1.0
350Hz
General search
Wide F1b/F7b signals (eg 500, 850, 1000Hz)
CW and narrow F1b (eg 85, 170, 200, 250Hz)
New
Purpose
4.0
2.8
2.4
Very wide modems, FAX when no QRM
General wideband modems, FAX
General voice
Other shifts can quickly be catered for by manually adjusting from the
nearest default. At the end of the day one sets these to ones needs and
monitoring requirements.
::: Windows oscilloscope
A useful tool round the shack can be an oscilloscope but unless one is
using it constantly (as an adjunct to (say) constructional/experimental
work) buying one may not be justifed in respect of the financial outlay.
The alternative to a hardware 'scope is a software one and thanks to Al
Dudley for finding a freeware one at
http://polly.phys.msu.su/~zeld/oscill.html
This uses the PC's soundcard.
Your scribe has tried this and it looks a nice application but
unfortunately tests were limited. After a fairly short time it crashes.
Don't let this stop an evaulation of the application taking place - it
may just be a foible in the system here (W98).
One thing however to be cautious about is the input to the soundcard.
Unless one has the minimum of a suitable value capacitor in series in the
probe lead there can be the danger of blowing the soundcard input by
an excessive level of DC or AC at the test point.
This point is covered in the Help file which is recommended BE READ
before making external connections.
>>....Signoff.....>
Enjoy your monitoring and let the rest of us know what you're logging.
I had one regular logs poster complain to me this month that digital
loggings on WUN were down on a year ago. It's up to you to prove him
wrong. Till next month 73
Regards Day
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Larry Van Horn, N5FPW
Location: Brasstown, NC
Lat/Long: 35.0462N/83.9411W
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Greetings all and welcome to my first edition of the WUN Military
Communication System and Designator List. My name is Larry Van Horn,
and I'm your new military columnist.
First, I would like to thank Graham for all his fine works these last
few years. Your efforts provided WUN members a first class list
Graham. You are a first class act and you will be missed.
Now for those of you who don't know me, here is a brief bio.
I started in the radio listening hobby 37 years ago as a youngster.
After a 23 year stint in the United States Navy (retired Aviation
Electronics Technician Chief Petty Officer and you can call me
by my nickname Chief).
In 1993, I joined the staff of Grove Enterprises as a staff writer
for "Monitoring Times" magazine. I have been a writer on the staff of
MT since nearly the beginning writing the magazine's first satellite
column, then a ten year stint at the "Utility World" column (120
consective monthly columns), and now three columns: Milcom (bi-monthly),
The Fed Files, and Service Search columns (both monthly).
In addition to the columns mentioned above, I have also pinned dozens
of feature articles for MT and authored several books, edited the 3rd
edition of Bob Grove's "Shortwave Directory," and currently working on
my latest project, a complete update of Daryll Symington's "Monitoring
the Military." We won't do this in book print form this go around, its
going out electronically via the internet broken down by state.
My other duties here in Brasstown additional to staff writer include:
assistant editor of the magazine, product technical support and chief
cook and bottle washer -- hi, hi.
What are my plans for this column? I am going to change the direction
just a bit. In the past this list has been devoted to just military
frequencies and the accompanying designators. I am going to expand
that to include HF comm systems without designators (i.e. GHFS)and
government comm systems (i.e. Shares).
Finally I want to encourage you the reader for your input. I can not
and will not do this alone. I need your help. Feel free to email me
at this address: [email protected] with your input. So until next
month, best of 73 to all and good hunting.
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Government/Military System and Channel Designators List
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Last Revision January 24, 2001
NOTES:
(7) Confirmed 1997
(8) Confirmed 1998
(9) Confirmed 1999
(0) Confirmed 2000
MF = Moved From (freq in MHz)
RTTY = Radioteletype
US = United States
USB = Upper Sideband
=====================================================================
**US Military Systems
=====================
*Strategic Command (STRATCOM) 'Zulu' Net
========================================
Z100
3068 (9) | Z180
9057 (0) | Z265 18024
Z105
3116 (7) | Z185
9809 (0) | Z270 18027
Pagina 10
(0)
(0)
Z110
Z115
Z120
Z124
Z125
Z130
Z135
Z140
Z145
Z150
Z155
Z160
Z165
Z170
Z174
Z175
3134?
3143
3295
?
4495
4472
4745
5026
5705
5800
5875
6715
6757
7831
?
9016
(8) | Z190
(9) | Z195
(8) | Z200
| Z205
(0) | Z210
(8) | Z211
(8) | Z215
(8) | Z220
(9) | Z225
(0) | Z230
(0) | Z235
(0) | Z240
(9) | Z245
(9) | Z250
| Z255
(0) | Z260
10204
11104
11181
11494
11229
12070
13242
13245
13907
15046
15094
15097
?
15962
17973
18006
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| Z280 18387
(0) | Z285 ?
(0) | Z290 19665
(0) | Z295 19755
(0) | Z300 20167
(0) | Z305 20407
(0) | Z310 23337
(0) | Z315 23872
(7) | Z320 24828?
(0) | Z325 24978?
(0) | Z330 26532?
| Z335 26859
(0) | Z340
(0) | Z345
(0) | Z350
(9)
(9)
(9)
(0)
(9)
(9)
(0)
*US Air Force Global High Frequency System
==========================================
GHFS frequencies are in two groups: published and discrete (more on these
in the comming months).
Published frequencies are the calling channels and currently include
(USB):
4724 6712 6739 8992 9025 11175 11181 13200 13212 15016
Busiest frequencies are 8992 ("Eight-Niner") and 11175 ("Triple-1"),
which most stations guard around the clock. The others operate on a
schedule which changes twice yearly, on the first of April and October.
The frequencies 9025, 11181, and 13212 kHz are relatively new. They are
guarded only by Lajes AB, a station in the Azores Islands west of
Portugal.
The data signal you will hear on 9025 is Automatic Link Establishment
(ALE), a computerized system that simplifies HF operation. Older
frequency lists will show 8968 and 17976, but these were removed from
GHFS service over two years ago.
*US Air Force Scope Command ALE Network
======================================
The ALE system used by the Scope Command network is designated MILSTD-188-141A.
You can download a software program developed by Charles Brain to decode
these digital transmissions at the following URL:
http://www.chbrain.dircon.co.uk/
Frequencies used in this net:
2805 3059 3137 4721 5708 6715 6721
11226 11250 13215 15043 18003 20631
7632 8965 9025
23337 27870
GHFS net stations and identifiers in this Scope Command net:
ALE ID Voice Identifier
Location
GUA
Andersen
Andersen AB, Guam
ADW
Andrews
Andrews AFB, MD
HAW
Ascension
Ascension island AB, S. Atlantic
CRO
Croughton
Croughton AB, England
AED
Elmendorf
Elmendorf AFB, AK
HIK
Hickam
Hickam AFB, HI
TAG
Incirlik
Incirlik AB, Turkey
PLA
Lajes
Lajes Field, N. Atlantic
MCC
McClellan
Near Sacramento, CA
OFF
Offutt
Offutt AFB, NE
JNR
Salinas
Salinas, Puerto Rico
GTL
Thule
Thule AB, Greenland
JTY
Yokota
Yokota AB, Japan
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Non-GHFS Stations in this net:
GVT Raytheon, Greenville TX
JDG Diego Garcia Naval Station, Indian Ocean
OKC Tinker AFB, OK
RIC Civil Air Patrol Tech Center, Richmond, VA
RSC Rockwell/Collins Service Center, Dallas, TX
WRL Warner-Robins AFB, GA
*US Air Force MYSTIC STAR
=========================
VIP HF network for US government and military officials
F003
8036 (8)
F005
9120 (0)
F007
4850
F009 17972
F020 16117
F033 15962
F039 10881
F046 13823
F054
8058 (9)
F058
4742 (6)
F061 23265 (9)
F063 14870
F064 11214 (9)
F066 15036
F077
?
F078 18532
F080 15677
F084 13205.5
F085 MF 6,8,11 MHz
F086
9461
F089 13204 (6)
F090
6716
F094
9017 (0)
F098 14585
F099 13247 (0)
F101 12106 (6)
F102 11118 (6)
F103 11488 (6)
F107
? (8)
F108
7316
F114
6986 (6)
F117
6993 (8)
F124 11217 (6)
F128 23242
F134
4942.5
F136
5429.5 (7)
F146
9027 (7)
F153
8063 (6)
F173 14420.5
F171 18403.5(9)
F182
3078 (6)
F184 10648 (8)
F186
3046
F194 13825 (5)
F195 20631
F197
4982 (6)
F202 16014 (5)
F204 12057
F211 11056 (7)
F213
?
F226
5435.5 (6)
F228
7735 (5)
F229
? (8)
F236 15041 (9)
F240
? (8)
F351
F354
F356
F360
F363
F365
F369
F370
F372
F380
F382
F395
F400
F404
F405
F406
F417
F419
F420
F432
F433
F435
F437
F441
F444
F448
F451
F452
F453
F461
F463
F464
F465
F466
F467
F476
F481
F483
F486
F487
F489
F496
F497
F498
F499
F500
F505
F516
F517
F521
F522
F523
F529
F530
F533
? (9)
F662 15048 (6)
11053 (0)
F664 15 Mhz?
7827
F667
6817 (7)
7919.5 (8) F673
3064
15018 (7)
F677 MF 6 Mhz
11059 (9)
F690
3032
20397 (8)
F700
4490
17177
F701 11058 (7)
16123 (8)
F702
9323 (6)
3144 (5)
F703 9991.5 (6)
15094 (6)
F706
8057 (5)
9057 (6)
F707 10589
6728 (5)
F708 23377
7690
F709
9317 (7)
6972
F713 16246 (5)
18393 (6)
F717 10883
4992
F722 12270 (9)
11407 (5)
F723 18323 (6)
7933 (7)
F728 11236 (5)
6731 (8)
F731
6683 (9)
20972
F732 15011 (7)
3821
F734
4757 (7)
5684 (6)
F736 11494 (8)
17440
F741
7873
19267
F748
6756 (5)
16-18 MHz
F749 15-16 Mhz?
13248 (9)
F752
8047 (8)
5026
F754 11627
19063
F758
4452 (8)
13211 (0)
F777
3113 (6)
4610 (7)
F778 18023 (8)
16157
F784
9043 (6)
8040 (0)
F785 15687 (6)
14864.5 (0) F790 16323
9023 (7)
F803
5078?
4-6 MHz?
F807 12103?
7605
F809
5700 (5)
18626
F814
6989 (7)
5152 (9)
F821
?
24483
F823 11229 (9)
5437 (7)
F825 19047?
11059.5 (6) F832 18267
5411 (7)
F843 MF 6 MHz
8032 (0)
F845 6-7 MHz?
4442 (0)
F846 13822 (5)
8989 (6)
F853 12 MHz? (0)
9006 (0)
F864 16008
4645 (6)
F867
6830 (7)
9270 (6)
F868
9218 (6)
11484 (5)
F869 16090
11232
F873 13248 (7)
9215 (9)
F874 13246?
8077 (7)
F875
6717 (8)
23325
F877
4721 (7)
18675 (6)
F885 13207 (5)
Pagina 12
F243
F248
F249
F250
F251
F262
F264
F265
F266
F267
F268
F271
F277
F287
F290
F291
F292
F295
F300
F301
F302
F310
F311
F322
F326
F337
F341
F350
18590
5398 (5)
4731
15091
13217 (8)
10717
7693 (6)
15733 (0)
7997 (6)
6730 (9)
7325 (8)
18320
11153 (8)
11226 (0)
8026 (0)
13960 (7)
9414.5
11460 (0)
15707 (0)
7500.5 (0)
?
?
11220 (0)
?
14864
18761
16083
5043
F538
F540
F542
F545
F551
F555
F561
F567
F569
F574
F575
F576
F577
F579
F595
F600
F611
F614
F616
F622
F623
F624
F626
F627
F631
F633
F639
F642
F644
F646
F649
?
5404.5
5431 (6)
10580
18331 (6)
4894 (6)
11052 (6)
13565 (6)
18387
11413 (6)
10427
11153.5 (0)
10544 (7)
MF 11 MHz
10877
13878 (6)
14863
4488.8 (8)
9320 (0)
5817
18317
13241 (8)
19343
7910 (5)
18755 (5)
18290 (9)
7469
18218
15821 (5)
13440 (8)
8053 (6)
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F895
5710 (9)
F904 10202 (0)
F906
4524
F909
7687 (8)
F910 19671 (9)
F912
7330
F917 10205 (6)
F918 13482
F919 11159 (6)
F920
7927 (7)
F924 16317
F933
?
F935 9 MHz?
F937
?
F940 11445 (0)
F943 19002 (6)
F948 15038 (6)
F952
Night
F956
?
F957
6761 (0)
F965 11466 (0)
F974 10586 (6)
F975 MF 11 MHz night
F980 15724
F982 9 or 13 MHz?
F987 10583 (6)
F988
4763
F997 15667
Frequency 25363.0 has been heard carrying 'Mystic Star' communications,
but no designator is known. In January 2000, F793 was referred to by
Andrews VIP, but no frequency has been associated with that designator.
designator F171 was also mentioned and signals associated with this net
were heard on 18397.4. In February 2000, 'Mystic Star' traffic was heard
on 6671.0 kHz.
*US Air Force Special Operations Command
========================================
13207
FOX 1
5732
FOX 2
9017
FOX 4
23271
FOX 8
18027
FOX 9
9018
?
*US Navy Strategic Communications Wing One (CW-1)
=================================================
6691
CA (7)
11187
CB (0)
17982
CC (9)
?
CD
11264
CH (9)
Also check 11267 & 13240. References have been made on the air
to designators CF, CG, CK, and CL.
*US Navy Habitat Net
====================
Jeff Jones reports that these frequencies and channel designators
have changed, and are now as follows:
4704.4
(replaced 4721.0)
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5700.4
6719.4
8978.4
9005.4
9011.4
11212.4
15095.4
WY02B
WY02A
(replaced 6736.0)
(replaced 11214.0)
The two designators listed above, WY02A and WY02B, are not yet
confirmed. And from your columnist personal notes I recently
confirmed the callsign Magic Carpet Sierra which is a frequent
visitor to the Habitat nets. That call belongs to the Ediz Hook
SESEF range (including the ULM-4 range in Washington State.
*US Coast Guard Secure Net
==========================
5422.5
3A3
4448
3A4
?
3A5
773.5
3A8
7421
3A9
?
3A30
5399.6
3C16
6234.5
3E4
10608.1?
3E5
5272
3E6
?
3E7
?
3E9
7626
3E10
6815.6
3E11
7845
3E12
7884
3E13
7909
3E14
10675
3E19
10759
3E20
10788
3E21
11157.5
3E24
13413
3E25
15088.0 has been heard with USCG traffic in recent weeks. Another
few frequencies may be 8091.0, 10993.6, 13809.0 and 13950.0. For a
full listing of USCG aircraft and helicopters, go to URL:
http://www.wunclub.com/
*US Army Corps of Engineers
============================
3345
Channel 1
5015
Channel 2
5327.5
Channel 3
5400
Channel 4
5437.5
Channel 5
6020
Channel 6
6785
Channel 7
9122.5
Channel 8 Primary
11693.5
Channel 9
12070
Channel 10 Secondary
12122
Channel 11
16077
Channel 12
16326
Channel 13 Teritiary
16358
Channel 14
20659
Channel 15
The Army Corps of Engineers holds a weekly Net each Friday
on channel 8.
*US Army Transportation Command
==============================
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4146
6224
6227
8294
8297
12353
12359
12365
Channel
Channel
Channel
Channel
Channel
Channel
Channel
Channel
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
=====================================================================
**US Goverment Agencies
=======================
*US Customs
===========
The COTHEN HF radio system seems to have replaced the older JTF
designated systems. A new scan frequency has been discovered by Lindsay
Blanton.
Customs uses the FED-STD-1045 ALE standard on these frequencies.
COTHEN = Customs Over The Horizon Enforcement Net
5732
7527
8912
10242
11494
13907
15867
18594
20890
23214
25350
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
*Drug Enforcement Administration
================================
5277
Alpha (Night DEA Pri)
5841
Bravo
7300
Charlie
9497
Delta
11076
Echo
(Day DEA ops)
7657
Foxtrot
14690
Golf
18666
Hotel (DEA Active)
23675
India
14350
Lima
14686
Papa
(DEA day pri)
23402.5
Romeo
11073.5
Sierra Echo
17171
Sierra Hotel
18171
Sierra India
19131
Sierra Juliet
?
Sierra Lima
WUN member John Bohn offered some updates to the 'Sierra' frequencies
listed above, but is looking for the frequency assigned to the 'Sierra
Lima' designator. John says that if you have access to an FCC database, try searching for the frequencies assigned to Rockwell International with the following callsigns:
KA2XXA
KC2XKG
KC2XKJ
Richardson,TX
Cedar Rapids, IA
Newport Beach,CA
John says that the unknown 'SL' freq may be one of the following:
26946.0, 20348.5, 17171.0, 16376.0, 16341.0. Rick Baker says that
18971.0 may also be another.
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*Department of Defense Joint Task Force Counter Narcotics Nets
=================================================================
I have not heard or seen a report on these designators/frequencies
being used in years. I think these comms have evolved into other systems.
Is anyone hearing these freqs/designators in use? If not, they will
disappear off this list.
10242
13907
20890
23214
25350
Tango
Tango
Tango
Tango
Tango
Alpha (also VE)
Bravo (also VG)
Charlie (also YG)
Delta (also YH)
Echo (also YI)
27870
20631
18594
15964
11494
3369
Victor
Victor
Victor
Victor
Victor
Victor
5912
12138.5
13658.5
15964
Whiskey
Whiskey
Whiskey
Whiskey
2808.5
4991
5058.5
7778.5
9238.5
11073.5
15953.5
17601
19131
Xray
Xray
Xray
Xray
Xray
Xray
Xray
Xray
Xray
3428
5571
8912
11288
13312
17972
Yankee
Yankee
Yankee
Yankee
Yankee
Yankee
4500
7527
9802
12222
15867
Zulu
Zulu
Zulu
Zulu
Zulu
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Foxtrot
Kilo
Charlie
Delta
Echo
Foxtrot
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Echo
Foxtrot
Golf
Hotel
India
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Echo
Foxtrot
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Echo
*Federal Emergency Management Agency
====================================
FEMA uses "Foxtrot" designations for their frequencies.
Foxtrot #
Foxtrot #
Foxtrot #
Foxtrot #
01 2320
21 6809
41 14450
61 21919
02 2360
22 7348
42 14776
62 22983
03 2377
23 7428
43 14836
63 23028
04 2445
24 9462
44 14885
64 23390
05 2658
25 10194
45 14899
65 23451
06 3341
26 10493
46 14908
66 23550
07 3379
27 10194
47 15464
67 23814
08 3388
28 11721
48 15509
68 24008
09 4603
29 11801
49 15532
69 24282
10 4780
30 11957
50 15708
70 24526
11 5211
31 11994
51 16201
71 24819
12 5378
32 12009
52 16430
13 5402
33 12129
53 17519
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14
15
16
17
18
19
20
5821
5961
6049
6106
6108
6151
6176
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
12216
12219
13446
13633
13744
13780
13783
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
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18744
19757
19969
20027
20063
21866
=====================================================================
**Foreign Military Networks
===========================
*Australia/New Zealand Air Force
================================
The following information comes from the Enroute Supplement Australia
(ERSA) a publication jointly published by the Royal Austrialian Air Force
and Airservices Australia, February 26, 1998 edition, Nav/Comm 1.
1. The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF/Royal New Zealand Air Force
(RNZAF) Air Operations Communications System (AOCS) is a high frequency
radio network providing communications services for the operational
control of RAAF/RNZAF aircraft and HF equipped marine craft [army ground
stations are also commonly heard]. In addition, visiting military
aircraft may use the AOCS when contact with Australia/New Zealand
military authorities is required.
The AOCS is not part of, and does not provide, an air traffic control
service, civil or military.
2. The AOCS network consist of six Air Operations Communications
Centres (AOCCs) located at Sydney, Darwin, Townsville, Perth, Auckland
[NZ] and Woodbourn [NZ]. The combined AOCS provides:
A. A General Purpose Net (GPN) on which all AOCCs guard the same three
frequencies. All AOCCs can transmit and receive on these three
frequencies simultaneously.
B. Discrete frequencies are available (if required) at each AOCC and
allocated after initial contact on the GPN.
C. Telephone patch facilities between aircraft and ground appointments.
D. Continuous monitoring of military distress frequency 5696 kHz.
E. Selective Calling (SELCAL): Available to suitably equipped aircraft.
GPN Frequencies:
Day (2100Z - 0900Z)
8974 11235 13206
Night (0900Z - 2100Z)
3032 5687 8974
The RAAF and RNZAF share 8974 with the Spanish Air Force, and 5687
with the Portugese and German military services.
*Australia Navy
===============
From an article on the Royal Australian Navy in the WUN newsletter:
2768
4375
6218
6510
8122
9014
13116
A1
A2
? - Exercise Related
A3
A4
A5
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17344
22708?
A6
A7?
*Belgiun Air Force
==================
3131.0
YA
4745.0
YD
8989.0
YG
11268.0
YJ
15010.0
YM
18006.0
YO
20620.0
YP
20050.0
YQ
23332.0
YS
*Canadian Forces (CanForce)
===========================
3047
CFH-Halifax Military
4560
A6A CFH-Halifax Military; CJX: St Johns Military
(Maritime Command)
4700
CFH-Halifax Military
4739
CFH-Halifax Military; CJX: St Johns Military
5198.5 A2B CFH-Halifax Military (Maritime Command)
5684
CJX-St Johns Military
5694
CFH-Halifax Military; CJX: St Johns Military
5702
CJU-Vancouver Military
5717
CFH-Halifax Military; CJU: Vancouver Military;
CJX-St Johns Military
5850
D1B CZW-Halifax Maritime Air Group
6694
D6G CFH-Halifax Military; CJU: Vancouver Military
6706
CHR-Trenton Military (wkg NATO a/c)
6715
D3H CHR-Trenton Military; CFH: Halifax Military;
CJU-Vancouver Military
6736
CFH-Halifax Military (OR Chg?)
6745
CHR-Trenton Military
6751
CFH: Halifax Military; CJU: Vancouver, SIDECAR (NORAD)
6754
CHR: Trenton Military; CJU: Vancouver Military;
CJX: St Johns Military (VOLMET)
8110
CFH: Halifax Military
8989
D1H CHR: Trenton Military
9007
CHR: Trenton Military; CFH: Halifax Military;
VXA: Edmonton Military
9023
C5
CHR: Trenton Military (NORAD)
9027
11214 C6
CHR: Trenton Military (NORAD)
11232
CHR: Trenton Military; CFH: Halifax Military;
CJX: St Johns Military; VXA: Edmonton Military
11249
11265
CHR: Trenton Military (wkg MAGIC a/c)
13257
CHR: Trenton Military
15031
15034
VXA: Edmonton Military (VOLMET)
17994
18012
18027 C8
CFH: Halifax Military; VXA: Edmonton Military
CanForce Charlie Designators (other than those listed above)
4721
C1
6735
C2
6750
C3
8967 or 8968
C4
13206 or 13207 C7
CanForces CFARS
CFARS is the Canadian Forces Affiliate Radio System. CFARS stations
are located at various United Nations peace-keeping operations
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around the world and operate amateur radio equipment that provides
phonepatches for service personnel to their families. They are also
to be found on Navy and Coast Guard ships.
6978.5
14386
14460
14463
14446.5
20971.5
20963.5
29715
14454
14449.5
20977.5
13954
6982.5
6962.5
4052.5
4023.5
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Echo
Foxtrot
Golf
Hotel
Juliet
Kilo
Lima
Mike
Whiskey
X-ray
Yankee
Zulu
Thanks to the Northern Alberta Radio Club (http://narc.net) for the
above information. There is a large amount of CFARS information at
http://www3.sympatico.ca/gunslinger/eng_index.htm .
*Danish Air Force
==================
From the 'Dansk Scanner Information' website (http://www.dkscan.dk)
we have the following:
2250
2296
3023
3053
3291
4577
4703
4756.5
6630
6651
6730
6770
6834
9035
11217
11244
15042
U12
L96
L18
F18
V26
K19
P75
R27
A10
A11
OWD/OWE
OWB (Alternate Night)
OWB (Alternate)
OWB (Primary Day)
OWD/OWE
OWB (Alternate Day)
OWB/OWD/OWE (Alternate)
OWD/OWE
OWD/OWE
OWB (Primary Day)
OWD/OWE
OWB (Alternate)
OWB (Alternate)
OWD/OWE
OWD/OWE
OWD/OWE
OWD/OWE
OWE is the RCC at Karup, which also uses Karup Rescue.
OWD is located at Vaerlose also uses Saloon
OWE is at Karup and also uses the callsign Primrose.
The SAR services at Karup also use the worldwide allocations of
2182 and 5680. Another frequency in this system may be 13540.
*French Air Force
=================
French Air Force Circus HF radio network
6712
Marjolaine 2
8972
Racontar 1 (not heard for years, still active?)
8992
Vinaigrette 3
13236
Reconfort 3
18012
Citadelle 1
?
Citadelle 3
23254
Verite 3
6688
Capitole/RS902
143.80 MHz (AM mode) Designator is Canasta and comms are relayed
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all over France. Many thanks to Jacques Pagnoux for this information.
*German Navy
============
2625
USB
3056
USB/RTTY
3122
USB/RTTY
4154.5
USB
6727
USB/RTTY
6730
USB/RTTY
6779
USB
8335.5
USB
10192.5
USB
10197
USB
10722
USB
11256
USB/RTTY
12178
USB
12415.5
USB
15929
USB
16129
USB
17544
USB
17994
USB/RTTY
22238.5
USB
23744
USB
75 baud
75 baud
75 baud
75 baud (Also designated ARCN 405)
75 baud
75 baud
DHJ59 in Wilhelmshaven has also been heard on 3116 and 3939.
8335.5 has been referred to as channel 8 and 6779 as channel 6.
10722 seems to be a very busy frequency between 0000 and 0200 UTC.
*German Air Force
=================
From a listener in Europe comes an extensive update to the German
Air Force frequency list. This information is from a very good
source who wishes to remain anonymous.
3107
3143
3903
4721
5687
5717
6700
6715
6730
6751
8965
9025
11217
11265
13203
13233
15073
17973
17991
18012
23201
23215
23255
23318
23341
23345
29724
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Echo (Primary net frequency)
Foxtrot
Golf
Hotel
India
Juliet
Kilo
Lima
Mike
November
Oscar
Papa
Quebec
Romeo
Sierra
Tango
Uniform
Victor (may be 23231, comments please)
Whisky
X-ray
Yankee
Zulu
Alpha-Bravo
GAF Notes:
These frequencies are used by DHM91 Munster German Air Force Transport
Command headquarters in northern Germany. The other ground stations and
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callsigns heard on this net are as follows:
DHJ41
DHM91
DHO23
DHO24
DHO32
DHO37
Unid location heard calling DHM91 on frequency Echo.
German Air Force Transport Command Munster
61st Air Transport Wing Landsberg AB (Southern Germany)
German Navy Base Nordholz, located 10 miles south of Cuxhaven
62nd Air Transport Wing Wunstorf AB (North-central Germany)
Unidentified, some sources say it is the Airforce Base at
Laage
DHO60
63rd Air Transport Wing Hohn AB (Northern Germany)
DHO75
Collective callsign for all the three Air Transport Wings
DHM81
The DHM81 callsign is used for worldwide GAF-activities under
UN/NATO-command. Mobile unit of LTG, they call it "Kabine"
(cabin/container).
It's a container, equipped with a complete radio station, and several
whip and wire antennas. Was used in Sudan and the "Kabine" was located at
the airport at Khartoum during relief-missions by German Air Force
Transall transport aircraft.
O5IP
(Oscar-5-India-Papa) ground station of
Lufttransportgeschwader at Vicenza Air Base in Italy. The LTG
has daily flights from Germany to Italy to support the
Tornado-Fighter Wing which is based there.
NI81
(November-India-81) ground station located at Piacenza Air
Base in Italy.
The primary frequency in this network appears to be Echo on 5687.
Stations have been heard discussing frequencies AA, AC, AF and AJ which
carry encrypted RTTY transmissions.
*NATO E-3 AWACS
===============
3089
Channel
3900
Channel
6690
Channel
8980
Channel
10172
Channel
10315
Channel
?
Channel
11228
Channel
15016
Channel
?
Channel
A01
A02
A03(Secondary)
A04
A05
A06
A07
A08
A09
A10
Loggings from the WUN list indicate that the designators for NATO AWACS
have changed again - they are now using designators with the format 'A'
and a two-digit number (see the first 4 above for an example). It is most
likely that the same set of frequencies are being used, but just the
designators have changed. Does anyone have any updates?.
The following frequencies have also been heard with NATO AWACS type
traffic - 6700.0, 8971.0, 6760.0, 6695.0, 3081.0, 3225.0, 4542.0, 4720.0,
4758.0, 6762.5, 8986.5, 11270.5, 15050.0, 17996.5, 6754.0, 12165.0,
5691.0, 6728.0, 23241.2, 8898.7, 15018.5.
*NATO SFOR BOSNIA/OPERATION ALLIED FORCE IN KOSOVO
================================================
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Implementation Force
(IFOR)/Stabilization Force (SFOR) operation in the Balkans changed
completely during 1999. The NATO attacks on Serbia during Spring brought
a lot of HF activity. Courtesy of various web-pages and WUN postings we
have the following tie-ups.
The callsigns heard on these frequencies use to be Bookshelf,
but that was changed to Moonbeam during 1999. These are EC-130 Hercules
aircraft operating from Aviano Air Base in Italy. These are classified as
Airborne Battlefield Command and Control Center (ABCCC) aircraft.
They often contact ground stations using the callsigns Tracker and
Cricket.
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4519
5218
5763.5
6865
6932.5
8046
9118.5
9260
11173
78A
79B
80V
81A
81B
81V
82A
82B
83A
Note how the designators and frequencies are both in an ascending
sequence. This should help to pin-down new tie-ups. The designator
108A has been mentioned by the Bookshelf aircraft, but no frequency
for this tie-up is know.
Two other tie-ups have been reported which do not fit into the
above pattern. Graham Tanner has not heard any traffic on these
frequencies so he could not confirm if they are connected
15048
8087
118
154
The following frequencies have carried Bookshelf traffic in the past
and are worth checking from time to time for activity:
4578 4789 4923 5084 5103.5 5462 4510 5712 9303
*Portuguese Air Force
=====================
Known frequencies:
5687 6685 8992 9007
*Royal Air Force (RAF) United Kingdom
=====================================
From the RAF Enroute Supplement, the UK equivalent of the US
Department of Defense Instrument Flight Rules Supplement (IFR)
*Strike Command Integrated Communications System (STCICS)
Callsign: Voice: Architect CW: MLD or MLP
Frequencies:
4742 5714 6739 9031 11205 18018 (Group A - see below)
4540 8190 13257 15031 (Group B - see below)
2591 11247
Group A has the QNH broadcast at H+00 and Airfield color state
broadcast at H+30.
Group B has RAF German airfield flying states at H+15 and H+45.
*Flight Watch Centers
Ascension
Callsign: Haven
Frequencies:
4742 (2000-0800 UTC) 9031 (0800-2000 UTC) 11247
All frequencies carry a weather broadcast at H+45
Cyprus
Callsign: Cyprus
Frequencies:
4742 9031 (1600-0500 UTC) 11247
4742 carries a weather broadcast at H+15
Gibraltar
Callsign: Gibraltar
Frequencies: 4742 9031
11247
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Mount Pleasant, Falkland Islands
Callsign: Viper
*Royal Air Force Designator's
=============================
(actually UKADGE HF Line Designator List)
How to find which frequencies are active. Listen to the Architect
weather broadcast at H+00 and H+30 (see above). If the UKADGE circuits
are active, there will be an announcement after the weather broadcast
with the code-letters for the active frequencies.
For example: "Additional information.. 2.. PK.. tack..401C.. tack.. AG"
(which is repeated twice).
The
1 2 3 4 -
first number indicates which Air Defense radar station is active
Buchan, Boulmer and Benbecula
Buchan
Boulmer (has not been heard for many years)
Neatishead
The first 2-letter-group is the code for the active HF frequency
from the list below. It is sometimes referred to a the 'JAAWSK
Frequency' (Joint Anti-air Warfare Shore Co-ordination). It
carries most of the voice traffic, including target positions
and Beaver details. This channel also carries frequency
changes and position reports.
The third group is the Charlie squared channel, where AWACS aircraft
pass their radar data over a HF link. Known frequencies are:
2250.5
33??
4478.5
6673.5
8500.5
401A
401B (exact freq unknown)
401C
401D
401E
The final group is known as chick co-ordination, where combat
aircraft which are HF-capable can be passed target positions and
other information.
In the example above, Buchan is the ADR station, using 5095 khz
for voice traffic, the AWACS are using 4478.5 khz, and the
chicks are on 4745 khz.
A
AB
AC
AD
AE
AF
AG
AH
AK
AP
AQ
AW
AZ
B
BA
BE
BF
BJ
BK
BL
BS
BT
BX
11205.0
5693.0
8156.0
9010.0
3939.0
9022.0
4745.0
3930.0
3038.0
11181.0
2396.0
4042.0
23281.0
6739.0
17970.0
18018.0
3083.0
17988.0
3945.0
11268.0
18000.0
2350.0
8989.0
EP
EX
EZ
F
FA
FG
FS
FT
FV
FW
G
GA
GD
GT
H
HE
HJ
HK
HM
HO
HW
HX
HZ
15040.0
11184.0
11253.0
13257.0
3101.0
11208.0
4742.0
13218.0
15064.0
3131.0
3915.0
15061.0
2274.0
26385.0
15031.0
3942.0
8983.0
9034.0
6748.0
13206.0
11247.0
23257.0
13248.0
MD
ME
MS
NJ
PA
PE
PF
PH
PK
PO
PR
PZ
QB
QR
QV
RA
RD
RE
RM
RZ
SA
SE
ST
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18850.0
14460.0
3218.0
5705.0
3302.0
6760.0
10634.0
8971.0
5095.0
6715.0
3864.0
14724.0
3512.0
8972.0
3095.0
8190.0
6691.0
5178.0
3110.0
9459.0
2762.0
14812.0
2591.0
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CA
CM
CO
CY
CZ
D
DA
DB
DH
DM
DQ
DS
DT
DW
E
EF
EH
EI
EK
EM
EN
6736.0
18009.0
23245.0
3119.0
29800.0
4706.0
5436.0
15091.0
15013.0
8998.0
17995.0
4739.0
18024.0
9031.0
3924.0
5720.0
11259.0
23270.0
11235.0
15025.0
15076.0
I
IN
IP
J
KA
KD
KH
KJ
KP
KR
KT
KW
KX
L
LA
LB
LC
LD
LE
MB
MC
RH
13236.0
17982.0
27000.0
8980.0
3380.0
3867.0
12057.0
4718.0
2641.0
4484.0
5420.0
2261.0
2577.0
5447.0
3036.0
3092.0
6701.0
15046.0
15072.0
2266.0
5270.0
5695.0
TG
TO
TQ
TS
TW
UA
UB
UR
UT
VE
W
WG
WM
X
XA
YC
YP
YM
YZ
ZF
ZZ
6724.0
3391.0
3345.0
5684.0
4709.0
4724.0
10919.0
17979.0
4540.0
11217.0
5747.0
3125.0
3026.0
3224.0
5403.0
11241.0
23250.0
13211.0
20030.0
3763.0
5714.0
*RAF/NATO K Series
====================
The RAF (and other NATO forces) seem to be using a new set of codes
to identify some HF frequencies. I do not know what the proper name
for this new system is, so until I find out, I'll just call it
the 'K series'.
3235
4572
9010
HF?
HF?
4520
4020
4920
5173
5277.5
5290
UHF
7860
3304.5
4860.5
UHF
4785
4779
HF?
UHF
UHF
HF?
4477
5045
5385
5463
4012
UHF
UHF
Golf 02
Golf 08
Hotel 05
Kilo 01
Kilo 04
Kilo 05
Kilo 06
Kilo 09
Kilo 10
Kilo 11
Kilo 12
Kilo 14
Kilo 15
Kilo 17
Kilo 18 (Possibly on UHF)
Kilo 19
Kilo 22
Kilo 24
Kilo 25
Kilo 26
Kilo 27
Kilo 28 (Beaver HF?)
Kilo 30
Kilo 31
Kilo 33
Kilo 34
Kilo 36
Kilo 55
Kilo 56
*RAF/NATO JMC
=============
Three times a year the Royal Air Force hosts a number of military ships,
submarines and aircraft for a series of 2-week exercises around the coast
of the UK. This is known as the JMC - Joint Maritime Course.
The forces are split into two opposing forces, and they use an extensive
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network of HF frequencies for voice co-ordination and encoded data
transmissions of radar pictures (known as Link 11). Each HF frequency is
given a KJ designator, and these run from KJ01 up to at least KJ50. Some
of these frequencies are in the UHF military aircraft band. The tie-up
between designator and frequency changes with each JMC course conducted.
During some JMC's some designators are on UHF frequencies in one course
and on HF frequencies in the next course.
The following JMC frequencies are known:
3357 3805 4484 4778.5 5091.5 5206 5267
5733 5910 6224 6237
6697
6779 6882
11149
5276.5
6940
5280
7795
5310
7934
5460
9394
*Spanish Air Force
==================
Known frequencies are as follows:
6724
Channel 1
6730
Channel 2
8974
Channel 3
9014
Channel 4
13215
Channel 5
The four frequencies below have been heard with Spanish Air Force
traffic, so the following are worth checking: 5698 5702 6715 6730
Another Spanish Air Force frequency is 9014 mostly used by
C-130/KC-130 aircraft of 31 Grupo based at Zaragoza AB. This does seem
to be a narrow range of frequencies for military use, and I would
expect there to be some others above 13 MHz.
The Spanish Air Force operates a SAR service around the Spanish mainland
and from Gando AB in the Canary Islands. They make extensive use of HF
for communications during rescue missions and during exercises. The
following frequencies are used: 6737 USB(HJ) 4738.5 USB(H24) 3137 USB(HN)
They also use the worldwide general calling/emergency frequency of
2182.0 kHz.
The Canarias Rescue Coordination Center (RCC), due to the much larger
area they cover, also uses 11406 kHz. They can also by heard on the
following frequencies (these are used by request from the network users):
2763
3855
4790
6870
9001
9437
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-::: N&O #33 January 2001 :::At least one lucky person has heard the voice transmission of the Buzzer
on 24 Dec. If you haven't heard it, check the Voice Stations section.
The year starts well. We have a new station [E25], a new format [V2] and
L9CC's location is no longer a secret. The mysterious Slot Machine is
still going strong and has now its own ENIGMA code: XSL. The updated
ENIGMA control list is available from the INFO page on the N&O web site.
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-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o* VOICE STATIONS *
::: E03a/E04 - CHERRY RIPE
The latest schedules, supplied by Simon Denneen.
Sun (am UTC) - Fri
UTC
---0000
0100
1000
1100
1200
1300
2200
2300
frequencies
-------------18864 // 21866
19844 // 21866
20474 // 23461
18864 // 23461
18864 // 23461
18864 // 21866
18864 // 24644
18864 // 21866
All transmissions are in the upper sideband.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E11 - OBLIQUE
I received a note from Gert that E11 has a fixed schedule on Thursday at
0800 UTC on 10050 kHz for 232. Mostly null messages.
Thanks Gert, we'v not got many E11 logs lately.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E17
Ben Mesander reports E17 on 5814 kHz at 0400 UTC on 20 Jan.
John Maky found them on 4783 kHz starting probably at 0215 UTC.
Ends with 243 243 169 169 00000 at 0245 UTC.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E25 - NEW STATION
Recently a new station has come to the air. Although it sounds very
similar to E15, there is no evidence that it also originates from
Egypt. The station was first reported by Igor and has a fixed daily
schedule on 9450 kHz at 1245-1300 and 1345-1400 UTC but it has also
been heard at 1330 UTC. Some of the messages were live, not recorded.
- Format
Looking at the various reports I noticed a couple of differences but
they were not significant. The following is the most often reported
format and probably the correct one. Differences may occur during
live transmissions. Sometimes different voices can be heard during
one transmission. The language is English.
The transmission starts with ca. 6 minutes of Arabic music followed
by a male who reads series of combinations of 2 and 3FGs for 5 minutes,
followed by "Message, Message, Message". The message itself consists
of 4FGs. After "Repeat, Repeat, Repeat" the message is repeated. Then
"End of message". The transmission ends with 2 minutes of combinations
of 2 and 3FGs, followed by "End of transmission".
- Example
Arabic music for ca. 6 minutes
440 745 67 68 69 70 (5 minutes)
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440 440 440 440 440 440 440 440 440 440
Message message message
1774 0142 2410 5114 0543 7488 9823 7910 4622 4413 1482
7443 8907 5194 2923 8576 5277 2602 4523 2308 7200 8410
Repeat repeat repeat
1774 0142 2410 5114 0543 7488 9823 7910 4622 4413 1482
7443 8907 5194 2923 8576 5277 2602 4523 2308 7200 8410
End of message
444 19
449 20 (2 minutes)
End of transmission
<<<<<>>>>>
::: G04 - THREE NOTE ODDITY
Hans-Friedrich's monthly item.
04.01.01
2105Z
2135Z
4.880 kHz
4.980 kHz
Message : 26735 75568 25551 03110 84224 34217 45558 23458 00150 24415
82348 22284 03708 30787 35170 68170 66085 24238 71368 33777
56025 70007 25080 00186 48520 57186 60352
= 27 groups
Remarks : On Thursday 28.12.00 Guy Denman heard G04 with its December
message on 4890/4990 instead of the normal 4110/4210.
On 31.12.00 G04 was back on 4110/4210.
Many groups with three times the same figure:
... 25551 ... 45558 ... 22284 ... 33777 ... 70007...
Two groups with three or four consecutive figures:
... 23458 ... 82348 ...
No "9".
Very high frequency for January. Usually below 3.500 kHz.
History : Summer 2005 2035
Winter 2105 2135
01/00
02/00
03/00
04/00
05/00
06/00
07/00
08/00
09/00
10/00
11/00
12/00
01/01
3440
3920
4520
5210
4830
5220
5360
5320
4760
4580
4270
4110
4880
3340
3820
4420
5310
4930
5320
5460
5420
4860
4680
4370
4210
4980
2nd transmission -100 kHz
2nd transmission +100 kHz
<<<<<>>>>>
::: S13 - RUSSIAN COUNTING STATION
3200 kHz, 2230 UTC, 3-12-2000
Russian 10-count 3 mins
<<<<<>>>>>
::: S28 - BUZZER / UVB76
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Rimantas Pleikys was lucky enough to capture both the December voice
transmission of 'the Buzzer' and the maintenance break. Here is his
report:
Russian military station UVB-76 ("Buzzer", 4625 kHz, AM) transmitted
two messages in Russian on 24-12-2000. Male voice.
09:32-09:34 UTC
09:45-09:47 UTC
"UVB-76. 74, 148. Antimonat. 26,37,09,31". (Repeat)
"UVB-76. 62, 212. Antimonat. 26,37,09,31". (Repeat)
Reception here in Vilnius: SIO 555.
My speculations about the schedule of control messages of UVB-76:
(1) Every year on the 24th of December
(2) Every month on the 24th day
(3) Every month on the last Sunday
Time: 09:30, 09:45 or 21:30, 21:45 UTC, or other.
About the maintenance break:
''On Monday 25-12-2000 at 08:50 UTC, there was a technical maintenance break: a 1000 Hz tone, pause, 0.1 sec. of a female voice
(wrong microphone switched on?), and at 09:00 UTC the buzzer came
back. Starting at approx. 06:00, UVB-76 used, as I call it, buzzer
"Nr.2", which is slightly different from the usual signal. I think
that this is backup equipment. It is used quite often. Possible
times for the maintenance breaks are every Monday between 06:00
and 09:00 UTC, or every 4th Monday?''
Wow, and I missed it again :-(
Congrats with the very nice logs, Rimantas! This gives us something
to check out in the coming months. Reports about messages and maintenance breaks are very welcome.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: V2 - NEW FORMAT
John Maky, Ben Mesander and Greg Hajek all report V2's new format. Ben
has recordings on his website, so if you cannot hear the station, check
the samples at http://www.hungry.com/~ben/radio/
The format as described by John:
Atencion 238* (repeated about 20x) distinct pause
55
(repeated 6x) distinct pause
62364...
(55 5-figure groups)
Final, Final... whole transmission repeated
* 238 has been the regular recipient for this transmission
This format doesn't appear in Havana Moon's books; so is something
entirely new. It is still using the V2 sedated older-woman voice.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: UNID STATION on 2309 kHz
Another unid station popped up on 2309 kHz on 25 January at ca 2045
UTC and closed down at 2100 UTC. It transmitted in an unid language
and sent every minute a new message. Male voice on USB. I have heard
a similar transmission a couple of years ago. You can find a sound
sample on the N&O website at http://home.luna.nl/~ary. Please let me
know if you have more info about this station.
-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o* MORSE STATIONS *
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::: MX - CHANNEL MARKERS & CLUSTER BEACONS
A new cluster appeared recently on: 3594.8 P - Kaliningrad
3594.9 S - Arkhangelsk
3595.0 C - Moscow
Channel marker OB was heard on 3036 kHz.
On 23 Dec I heard a signal on 3508 kHz that was either a DASH or the
letter 'T'. It was on for many hours.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M07
Not reported very often, but it is still around.......
5027 kHz, 0223 UTC on 31 Dec. Thanks Igor.
450 44 44 19 19 = = 12637 70383 72248.... = = 44 44 19 19 ttt
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M21 - RUSSIAN AIR DEFENSE
The Russian Air Defense stations are quite interesting if you follow
them around. The SW morse system is most probably a backup for their
satellite and/or land line systems. Officially the Russian Air Defense
is now a branch of the Russian Air Force after the merger of various
branches two years ago. This has had no effect on the activities. They
seem even more active than in the past. I have been monitoring them for
quite a while now and my findings were backed up by recent postings of
Igor and Tom, who have found similar transmissions. Here is a run down.
Frequencies change often. The following were active during the past
two months: 2278, 2718, 3281, 3271, 3314.5, 3363, 3386, 3802, 4014,
4574, 4868, 4885, 5304, 5788, 5820, 5873, 6864,5, 7987 kHz.
M21 sends messages with tracking info (grid codes) and when there are
no 'normal' messages to be sent, it transmits a QRV message once a
minute. Note: zero is transmitted as 'T'.
The QRV transmissions can easily be recognized. They look like this:
BT99?2029?9????? (note: BT is the same as '='). All QRV messages
start with BT99 and end with five question marks. There are currently
two formats: BT990032??0????? and BT99?0015?9?????.
The first four digits after BT99 is the time. This is the local time
of the target area and is mostly UTC+3, but other times have been
noted as well.
The last digit (currently 8, 9 and 0) is either linked to the target
area or the sender.
Samples:
BT990032??0?????
BT992305??8?????
BT99?0015?9?????
=12997112616822
=12994118586122
=991724??0?????
FOR ZMB ZMB 444406 = 44972290 RPT
FOR ZMB ZMB 444406 = 44972290 ar
=991813??0?????
=
7900 990 086804
= 00 7904 990 086704
= 00 7904 90 085604 = 5177 140 51800 eee 511800
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=
=
= 00
= 00
=
=
=
= 00
ar
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
7901
7903
7905
7905
7900
7902
7904
7904
996
996
996
96
990
990
990
996
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347505 /
942505
948405 /
948405 = 5177 460 511800
066106
087806
086706
383206
16 7904 845 745528
7906 845 475528
192 7902 845 747730
192 7904 845 747630
7906 845 746530
192 7906 845 061332 ar
VUWE VUWE VUWE = WZD = ar ar ar
The following message was transmitted by 'OXGR'
R 02683374708
R 02783377309
R 02783327710
This one was hand keyed:
81111285924
2002701080832
2003115616124
2966?0?????
etc. etc. etc.
after a while followed by the automatic QRV messages.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M63
Rumanian A2A can be heard on 3394//4318 kHz working the usual
string of stations on 3183 kHz at 2200 UTC.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: UNID STATION ON 2362 kHz
An unid morse station occupies 2362 kHz for about a month now. It is
probably a Slovak military station. It is best audible during the
European evenings. It transmits a marker in slow morse and every now
and then it transmits a message. The marker is the call sign of the
recipient, not of the sender! The call signs of both the sender and
the recipient change every day. 2362 kHz operated a couple of days in
parallel with 2852 kHz. Similar stations operated on duplex freqs
3377//3832 kHz in late December. The format was slightly different
as you can see.
Call signs: YFS1, VJEM, B3MB, MEVH, 3J6U, VRMF, RJBX, ICMV, BFXO, R8Y5,
VHTR, RJBX, ICMV, F8CA, C6XH, CH8N, TR2F, and many others.
Format 1:
Marker VHTR with occasional messages like
VHTR VHTR VHTR DE R8Y5 QTC 53 20 31 1718 855 = VHTR 5lgs = R8Y5
Often followed by R8Y5 FOR VHTR RPT QLN
Format 2:
Marker TR2F
TR2F TR2F TR2F DE CH8N CH8N QTC 62 20 24 1912 = 505
TR2F = 5LG = CH8N K, followed by marker TR2F.
Notes:
53 20 31 1718 855 means
53
- message number
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20
31
1718
855
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group count
date
time (UTC+1)
unknown, this code appears in all messages so far
RPT QLN, RPT ALL QLN or RPT TXT QLN means 'Read this message back
to me on land line'.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: WEIRD MORSE STATION
Igor found a station that uses unusual morse characters on 7680 kHz.
The station transmitted for at least 8 hours. This looks a bit like
the dash less station that we heard about a year ago.
Although he is not certain about it, Igor thinks that 4-character
groups were sent. He named the strange character a-j, just to be able
to show how the groups were sent.
a
c
e
g
i
.
...-.......-....
-.--.--
b
d
f
h
j
..-.
....-.
.....--.-.--.---.--
Using these letters, the groups look like this:
...afda eedf gbch iggc baca gahi iija fded hgdf dceg ...
Any info about this one is of course more than welcome!
<<<<<>>>>>
::: CHINESE MILITARY
Igor checks in with a sample of a Chinese military transmission
that he copied on 14970 kHz.
j3qz de j1vr cl k
r qsa 3 hr msg
msg nr 4195 ck 72 35 o117 165o =
76n4 5363 a6d3 5t74 6n73 64ut 435d n37u adt4
6u7u nt4d d55t annu 3ta4 nuud 4a7u dt54 na7n
7n5t u363 t4ua 5t3n 6d3a 4d67 5u3t at53 at67
u373 un4a nu65 nan7 4na5 43ta 3du4 a44t 3t35
5nn7 nt64 da4n 657d d4a6 du3u t6u5 d5n6 75d5
n6u4 6346 d4at 37tn au4a 33da n7da ant7 d745
3774 74t6 537a 3dn6 u5n5 d7t3 4ud5 d7ut 64u7
7a65 d676 ar ar
ahr ahr msg nr 4196 ck 71 35 o117 165o =
td35 647t ua5d u65u ud34 tuu6 537n tdnn 7a7d
753u 667d 3ndu u6dn 764a 5d43 ua6t a53u 4an7
574d 3d47 a47t anta uan5 du7u unt4 n63d na5n
au65 d53n 4747 63tt n7n6 4u4t 63na 35nu td7d
6d73 6543 nt3u u553 n675 6434 n7a5 4u6a 37ua
5tdu 636d a54a 6nut 6u64 t63d 74a3 n45n 5td3
36a6 u43t dt74 3ntn d6n4 4utn ta33 6n4d 3546
d3n7 ar ar
znn gb sk
<<<<<>>>>>
nda5
75u3
465n
n4n6
754a
76u3
56a5
4d5t
76t7
37d4
tnu6
d7a7
d376
564a
::: MORE UNID STATIONS
As usual, Igor is the main supplier of unid stations. Keep them
coming Igor :-) Info is most welcome, folks.
UNID 1: 5501 kHz, 0742 UTC, 05-01-2001
This station uses the Cyrillic character ..-.. between
the call up and the message.
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Samples:
vvv cq de mqoa mqoa mqoa
..-.. ..-.. ..-.. = nr41 nr41 nr41 nr41 nr41
time 1534 time 1534 time 1534 time 1534 time 1534 =
oya/zx3 ar = oya/zx3 ar = oya/zx3 = oya/zx3 =
oya/zx3 ar = oya/zx3 ar = oya/zx3 ar
vvv cq de cswr cswr cswr cswr cswr mqoa mqoa mqoa mqoa mqoa
..-.. ..-.. ..-.. = nr nr nr71 nr nr71 nr71 nr71 nr71
time 1546 time 1546 time 1546 time 1546 time 1546 = =
bop4/2 kg ar = bop4/2 kg ar = bop4/2 kg ar = bop4/2 kg ar =
bop4/2 kg ar
<<<<<>>>>>
UNID 2: 7502 kHz, 1000-1005 UTC, 07-01-2001
vvv srpw
vvv srpw
vvv srpw
vvv srpw
vvv srpw
ar ar
vvv srpw
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
aqbw
aqbw
aqbw
aqbw
aqbw
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
nylz
nylz
nylz
nylz
nylz
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
jxio
jxio
jxio
jxio
jxio
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
fm
fm
fm
fm
fm
kr
kr
kr
kr
kr
de
de
de
de
de
iogr
iogr
iogr
iogr
iogr
qtr
qtr
qtr
qtr
qtr
01
02
03
04
05
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
qru
qru
qru
qru
qru
de iogr qsy 84 k
<<<<<>>>>>
UNID 3: 8100 kHz, 0240-0400 UTC, 04-01-2001. In progress.
Sends blocks of 50 5-character groups. Each block
is sent in 3 minutes.
Sample block:
fpvcm flvo1
quokw 8re1r
y4r7q sixsj
afz5e mqpqe
3x12g j4b8f
0au5d
10nrw
h1m9v
ztg60
vsy2c
qasoc
skyws
29b38
6ioiw
8kpuv
juda6
h4skt
hxlaj
2drie
8ushy
5pz1z
zhmdg
q3zqn
qifxu
rt6l1
zklia
mrowc
l2ayl
sqyl7
dzvp7
ycn57
0eq51
w3rzd
r8wio
r3ldf
p4m3i
b1jal
3x1xs
6ltop
eg19v
<<<<<>>>>>
UNID 4: 8100 kHz, 0212 UTC, 19-12-2000. Automatic CW.
2LGs, 3LGs, 4LGs, 5LGs & 5FGs. Long zero's.
Samples:
CT
GZ
XW
WG
PA
UA
HP
UK
FE
IG
CTA
QGZ
ENF
FIA
NZH
SHV
PJZ
JWU
VD
HI
XQ
IO
GF
IW
KB
TF
PJ
QJ
NX
VN
SB
VB
AR
BZ
GF
HD
TI
KP
DJN
CGN
NMW
WZJ
LFA
RWU
IHY
ZXN
ZU
OQ
NY
OM
ZJ
OT
ZW
OI
YZ
MS
TZU
OWS
UIO
QBN
PVP
NTF
CIV
WMS
YZ
ZH
PN
PU
QB
KC
OS
BX
IU
GJ
YZC
HSV
VXC
PGZ
OKL
HDU
CEK
UJR
JN
GN
ZM
LH
AP
ZH
UD
OG
CE
UO
HE
OW
EA
VN
ZO
LF
PW
BX
WA
XN
NPH
CRX
MGP
RLS
HPA
IPB
AFC
XP
QH
UN
QT
LS
MP
AQ
PX
CN
WM
BXP
QTS
QLH
REO
BWG
HOG
VEG
SY
VF
EN
IZ
RE
PA
SH
CT
VE
MU
SYA
TNY
VNO
ZHU
IZW
BXQ
RIJ
LX
RX
LN
HU
DZ
KL
ER
FI
RI
RW
XVG
PNW
TCI
FIW
OSD
XGC
GMQ
SHI
MUE
XSV
BZB
DOP
TVF
QKP
VNZ
MUN
PAN
TWK
XAQ
OFE
MSC
A2GRB5
EOZCJ LSPWY FSAZF YXAYX EFJFZ CRFSD VXOWP HVEPX EZLBT
Pagina 32
wxnzf
l0tgv
e7ima
jt85i
2rgn9
UBHAF
YEXAW
LKWEV
DBUNG
GRANM
FWUZS
OQCMB
ZJOSZ
HACKV
MZJGU
NLVUC
FWLJK
TEKIQ
RDIJW
QCHAD
VSCJG
RZFWF
GMRSF
EWCSP
GOXSU
WDALW
FLMGV
MLUJV
TNZSM
EXPWV
ZGUYR
CVCJN
VBSHI
XPSEB
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MTDIE YBEXW
ZVGTL PKHEG
FJVZH EIAYA
HTHKA PHJCG
FGVTX
CKJZY
RVWCL
ZEAEL
51NVE 1GKBI
CTAV
SQHS
MGPU
UAFI
XAQM
YZCI
08476
74356
18187
75487
06302
JNXT
FKRX
LHQV
FBZB
HVER
XCEK
URYZ
XWFX
OQTC
TWKY
UKNT
AFCN
74682
60436
79686
13421
46367
JNPH
TSBT
ZXSU
ZHEL
EHDU
VEGR
80725
30423
18507
49542
94025
BXPZ
YSPN
PANG
AMPV
IPBX
JIGM
93260
95689
59181
87026
87350
YALX
ZMUE
IARW
AOKL
OGPB
JGKP
26139
23763
21249
95483
76757
GZSH
MUNL
JKQB
HPAK
QPXG
MSYG
90528
53846
61532
78319
98183
ZVNZ
NFLN
APGZ
WGFI
CTVF
WUOZ
QGZS
WGUI
RLSZ
WFOS
OFEL
NPWM
71212
78342
23923
16969
25915
GNSO
TVXC
EODZ
UDOP
JZTI
MUPR
35454
69784
21320
65873
15284
89428
10712
79191
81494
24093
96140
62974
45315
78453
89121
JT VL ND EP WV RL ZE RN 8C H
<<<<<>>>>>
- UNID 5: 1468 kHz, 0420 UTC, 22-1-2001, heard near Prague.
This one is a bit odd. Petr tried several receivers and heard the
station on all of them. This makes it less likely that the frequency
is a harmonic. I have never heard a CW station on MW before. It is
however possible that this is a Czech military station because the
famous military numbers station on 1122 kHz (S31) has been using
this frequency for about 30 years!
The transmission consisted of a number of 3FGs like 275 275 555 555
470 470 ... then = = and followed by faster 5-digit groups.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: BX33
The BX33 network is still going strong on 7600 and 7800 kHz with
stations BX33, BX56, BX57, BX58, BX72, BX74, BX75, BX76 and others.
-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o* VARIOUS MODES *
::: XPH - POLYTONE STATION
Predicted schedules for February:
0700 UTC 9238 kHz
0720 UTC 10353 kHz
0740 UTC 11423 kHz
2100 UTC 7967 kHz
2110 UTC 6744 kHz
2120 UTC 5394 kHz
I recorded the 0700 and 0720 transmissions of XPH on 26-1. XPH sent
out two messages and I noticed that the first one ended with 00000
00000, while the second one just ended. No zero's at the end, which
is the normal procedure, btw.
433 433 433 2 433 433 433 2 433 433 433 2 433 433 433 2
433 433 433 2 433 433 433 2 433 433 433 2 433 433 433 2
433 433 433 2
R>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> _________00362
79104 05034 91407 10992 58438 97147
22231 86122 08172 96150 02601 08337
29591 83077 46511 89747 71291 80183
00199 38584
73953 39069
83382 15045
43766 03758
Pagina 33
92512
86454
38570
28855
06708
60366
30133
87317
74595 97478 10678
22837 61415 41417
80289 49642 58016
80049 29571 89042
21851 09878 36291
17493 09365 90173
13013 47860 45580
00324 48297 21411
29754 91818 18626
04738 62382 72049
51407 20733 29117
67747 73249 68187
60644 21293 08967
36341 72930 00014
87827 33490 49575
33172 83108 94743
04577 22729 40512
09163 44008 16437
31614 10000 46912
69281 50937 40758
78268 45215 71299
80392 54008 07067
55782 53265 41505
60809 18556 84201
57580 25832 47986
45772 02279 48796
52640 59573 59927
01611 74625 24117
53809 35644 08251
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
16256
77413
00935
82000
45771
36306
13277
31062
72398
66620
38092
49596
58902
58524
58573
12223
96466
18653
41125
26456
88176
87887
50142
11005
50744
09236
63170
58863
86010
05986
38940
57639
20322
15394
42601
21192
76027
41782
87631
01504
83119
78347
51179
66304
34453
04577
68569
57607
04595
35623
20977
51821
52712
65805
34888
97849
45209
55829
01254
29252
30187
92218
03105
54221
64423
50908
15429
64078
81396
56847
03100
45031
30912
79725
22729
89186
80210
92475
40816
04438
58026
18032
99504
94878
07887
89428
35644
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16826 40078
92747 03138
05479 65427
46139 37212
65686 72558
20895 70585
43773 52737
71215 09934
80398 74553
96990 93364
24831 05349
75764 00463
06327 42466
31156 15274
89625 12379
10983 00177
00000 00000
65032 61199
17903 41806
13074 03182
10345 56940
52972 52489
79673 60087
40799 09342
08859 30976
90078 37691
01470 51628
91436 92844
08251 86010
57382
33825
74868
60183
11207
93105
65559
50949
98864
67698
23502
18114
91500
31154
57535
40512
05834
13454
68107
74461
70784
89366
80619
90963
47593
44335
61031
09366
55829
18490
49087
53798
65182
08555
22434
49813
22700
65134
91398
76625
85822
34631
16246
28729
96466
00119 <new msg>
15029
33505
94939
34838
88451
10101
94506
08512
36260
25094
00081
<<<<<
<<<<<>>>>>
::: XSL - SLOT MACHINE
The still unidentified stations of the 'Slot Machine' were also very
active in January. You can hear them on the following frequencies
4233, 4293, 6417, 6445, 8588, 8703.5 kHz. Best reception is in the
Far East, Pacific and Western USA.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: UNID FEC STATION
Peter Thompson reports a station that sends numbers in FEC on 11436
kHz at 1105 UTC. Possibly diplo.
54842 54842 54842 95 95 95
46669 46669 46669 90 90 90
92344 92344 92344 93 93 93
111 111 111
Repeated several times; then into 5LGs
92344 92344 92344 01 01 93 93 =
" and ending "= = 01 01 93 93
Transmission ends with "0000"
<<<<<>>>>>
::: xxx7 PROPAGATION LOGGER
Discoverer Klaus Betke mailed me to say that the xxx7 propagation logger
has moved up to xx807 kHz. See N&O #31 for more details.
The location is probably near Moscow. Schedules are still on hh+07
minutes and hh+37 minutes.
Sample:
UTC
kHz
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hh07:01, hh37:01
3007 (not 2807)
hh07:11, hh37:11
3807
hh07:21, hh37:21
4807
and so on; up to 29807 kHz.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: UNID NUMBERS RTTY STATION
7718 kHz, 1623 UTC, 26-12-2000, RTTY 200/500
This text was repeated during the 5 minutes transmission.
=8091
467589571382536
=8152
880257681460680
=8113
750598888024100
=8864
085959503316033
=7555
347756391082583
=7816
355607103714539
=9017
420924871300250
=7838
949541084334519
=8789
238660146037413
=83610 652522976844460
=86211 785763980690558
=85812 495453748528767
=84413 253952030193624
=82314 117038029708274
=81415 443168481217324
=80116 231221447720572
=84417 230102704900000)
58118 +++++++++++++++
<source: Igor>
<<<<<>>>>>
::: OTHR
The ARRL reports a NATO Over-The-Horizon-Radar transmitting from
Cyprus. Lowest frequency was 18100 kHz, highest frequency 29180 kHz.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: MOTHER OF ALL JAMMING STATIONS" CONTINUES TO PLAGUE 40 METERS
For some months now, regular users of the 40-meter band have been
plagued from time to time by strong, very broad, frequency-hopping
signals that somewhat resemble a slow-scan TV transmission. The
signals, it turns out, originate from jamming stations in the Middle
East.
"We know exactly what this is," said ARRL Monitoring System Coordinator
Brennan Price, N4QX. "This is a very high-power Iraqi jammer of a very
high-power Iranian shortwave broadcast station."
The loud buzzing signals have been heard on the 40-meter CW and phone
bands and have even been "spotted" on packet. The jammers occupy about
10 kHz of spectrum.
Price says the shortwave broadcast station involved is The Voice of
the People of Kurdistan, transmitted via The Voice of the Islamic
Republic of Iran facility in Teheran. "The Iranian station has a daily
transmission on 7100 kHz from the same facility, and Iraq has jammed
that one also," he says.
Price explains that the Iranian station--which broadcasts anti-Saddam
Hussein propaganda, hence the jamming--jumps frequencies several times
each broadcast in order to avoid the jamming. Unfortunately for 40-meter
users, the Iraqi transmissions follow. This results in a situation
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where it's hard to predict when the jammers might show up on a given
frequency block or how long they'll stay.
Price said that neither station is transmitting where it is supposed
to be. "The Iranian and Iraqi telecommunications administrations have
been advised of this," he said.
Price says that such "politically motivated" intruders typically don't
disappear until the political situation changes. "The 'woodpecker' went
away when the Cold War did," he said. "This one will probably not go
away until Saddam Hussein does."
<source: the ARRL Letter and The American Radio Relay League>
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2001 Super Frequency List on CD-ROM
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# UTILITY ROUND-UP #
e-mail: [email protected] --------------------------------------------Hello everyone. I was pleasantly surprised by the number of LF and NDB
postings to the list during the past month. It is great to see those
loggings. Keep them coming folks! The LF RDF-Project is still waiting
for (V)LF dxers who can help identifying unid (V)LF stations. So, if
you can help..... http://www-user.uni-bremen.de/~ews2/RDF_project.htm
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Trond Jacobsen supplied most of the info in the Long Wave section this
month. If you want to share your findings with us, please let me know.
Ian mailed me the URL of the Panamanian Communications Authority. They
have a frequency database online with Panamanian stations.
http://www.enteregulador.gob.pa/Telecom/telecomunicaciones.shtml
Freq Search:
http://www.enteregulador.gob.pa/Telecom/SeccionActiva/farp/default.asp
Ian adds a couple of the stations that he found:
Ministerio De Education
5184, 5189, 5191, 5203, 6925.
Embajada de Japan 7970, 11595.
Thanks Ian!
-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-oThe various Intruder Watch units of the International Amateur Radio
Union (IARU) and the Band Watch of the German HAM organization DARC
(Bandwacht des DARC) regularly publish lists of non-amateur stations
that operate in the HAM bands. Most of these stations are either ute
stations or unlicensed stations. Thanks to those watchers I was able
to compile a list of the stations who are of interest to us. A quick
scan of the WUN log file reveals that a number of the stations were
not previously reported on WUN, probably because they operate outside
the usual ute bands. Here is a run down....
::: TANZANIA
- The Tanzania Electricity Supply Company (TENESCO) is often heard
on 7045 kHz.
- The Arusha agricultural estate in Kigoma is a frequent guest on
7022.5 kHz. This seems to be a link with Dem. Rep. Congo.
- Various missionaries in Tanzania were heard on 7005 and 7020 kHz.
- A safari firm uses 7096 kHz.
- Tanzanian military can be found on 7078 kHz.
- Unid Somalis operate from Dar es Salaam on 14075 and 14114 kHz.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: SOMALIA
- Private Mercenary Armies in Somalia are using 6 frequencies in the
21 MHz band: 21055, 21080, 21090, 21122, 21144, and 21150 kHz. All
in USB.
- Other unid operators were heard on a large number of frequencies:
7020, 7061, 7070, 7075, 7090, 10120, 14000, 14010, 14011, 14038,
14100, 14108, 14114, 14120, 14170, 14175, 14211, 14340, and 18080
kHz. All in USB.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: SUDAN
Unid USB stations in Southern Sudan were heard on 7008, 7018, 7028,
7030 (Mike 1, Mike 6), 7035, 7035.5, 7042, 7048, 7055, 7089.5 and
14000 kHz.
<<<<<>>>>>
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::: DEM. REP. CONGO
- BROTHERS OF CHARITY
The stations of the Catholic mission Brothers and Sisters of Charity
can quite often be heard. The language used is French. Transmissions
are in USB or LSB and start at 1800 UTC.
Call signs: Delta Lima, Tango Lima, Hotel Charlie, Mike Bravo, Bongolo,
21, 31, 34
Frequencies: 14010, 14025, 14040, 14050, 14330, 14335, 21000, 21053,
21055, 21056, 21060, 21090, 21105, 21143, 21146, 21150,
21310, 21350, 21420, 21430, 21450
- 9Q5WT
Another mission station, with call sign 9Q5WT, operated by a Catholic
sister, Waltraut, can be heard on 21407 kHz. She speaks German with
an Austrian accent. She is located in Kinshasha "in the middle of the
bush". She was in contact with a mission station in Kinshasha. Waltraut
said it was not wise if her partner told his call sign and his location
(Kinshasha).
<<<<<>>>>>
::: LEBANON
You can find a number of family nets between 21000 and 21140 kHz.
Mostly kids talking to their families.
Frequencies: 21050, 21060, 21110, 21120, 21130, 21140 kHz USB.
Another one is on 21380 kHz with operators Norma from Kinshasha and
Marie from Lebanon.
A similar net between Lebanon and D.R.Congo can be found on 21430 kHz.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: RUSSIA
A number of Russian taxi companies have been heard in NFM on 26105 and
26625 kHz. I heard a couple of these stations during daylight here in
the Netherlands on 26105 kHz. Loud and clear!
<<<<<>>>>>
::: SHIPPING
21050 and 21405 are very active nets of Spanish fishermen.
21120 is used as chat channel by Korean vessels.
-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o* LONG WAVE SECTION *
Trond Jacobsen sent us a note in which he tells that he found some
info about Chinese VLF facilities at the following locations:
Datong
Changde
Fuzhou
Ningbo
Lushun
Yulin
Yaxian
Zhanjiang
36N36 103E20
25N02 111E40
27N59 116E21
29N52 121E33
38N48 121E13 (Lushan?)
18N13 109E31 (?)
Unknown location (planned facility?)
21N11 110E22 (Zhangiang or Chan-chiang?)
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If anyone can provide more information about these facilities, the
frequencies, users, etc., please let us know.
<<<<<>>>>>
The Russian "BETA" VLF time signal stations
by Trond Jacobsen at ALFLAB, Halden in Norway
<[email protected]>
--------------------------------------------------------------------Russia operates since 1973 a number of VLF time signal stations. The
stations are also known as "BETA" stations. Right from the beginning
in 1973, the time signal service made use of 5 transmitters located
in the former Soviet Union. The 6th transmitter, RJH63 in Krasnodar
on the north shore of the Black Sea, has recently been added to the
system. Beta operates on 5 different frequencies: 25.00, 25.10, 25.50,
23.00, and 20.50 kHz.
::: Locations and call signs
RJH77 - Arkhangelsk, Russia
RAB99 - Khabarovsk, Russia
RJH63 - Krasnodar, Russia
RJH99 - Nizhny Novgorod, Russia
RJH69 - Molodechno, Belarus
RJH66 - Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
::: Schedules
Schedules for Russian time, summer / winter:
RJH63: winter 1106-1140, summer 1006-1040
RJH66: winter 0406-0447? & 1006-1047, summer 0306-0347 & 0906-0947
RAB99: winter ??? summer ???
Notes:
RAB99 Khabarovsk:
listed with transmission times at 0200 UTC and 0600 UTC,
during summer one hour earlier, but this is not confirmed.
RJH66 Bishkek: the first schedule at 0400 UTC is most likely not
operative, not heard by either me nor Klaus.
Maintenance breaks:
RJH63: Maintenance break
RAB99: Maintenance break
(unconfirmed)
on
on
on
on
on
on
the
the
the
the
the
the
3rd, 13th, 23rd of the month
6th, 16th, 26th of the month
2nd, 12th, 22nd of the month
Sequences:
The system uses two different sequences. One for RJH77 Arkhangelsk,
RJH99 Nizhny Novgorod, RJH69 Molodechno, RJH66 Bishkek and RAB99
Khabarovsk. The second one is exclusively for RJH63 Krasnodar. A full
sequence takes 40 minutes to complete for RJH63 Krasnodar and 47 mins
for the other five.
- Transmission sequence #1: RJH66, RJH69, RJH77, RJH99, RAB99
At present the schedule starts on the hour. If you start your monitoring
session early you will notice a test transmission at TT:53-55, ie. 6-5
minutes before the actual time service transmission begins.
XX = transmission start hour
XY = transmission start hour + 1
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Freq.
UTC
Emission
----- ------------ -------25.00 XX:00 XX:30 Tune up
01
31 A0
06
36 A1
07
37 A0
10
40 A9
13
43 A9
22
52 A9
25
55 Turn off
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Remarks
-----------------------------------------Adjust phase
Call sign, ID using Morse code
40Hz modulation, DSB full carrier
10 pps time code (0.1,1,10,60 sec markers)
25.10 XX:25 XX:55
26
56
30 XY:00
Tune up
A0
Turn off
Adjust phase
25.50 XX:30 XY:00
31
01
35
05
Tune up
A0
Turn off
Adjust phase
23.00 XX:35 XX:05
36
06
41
11
Tune up
A0
Turn off
Adjust phase
20.50 XX:41 XX:11
42
12
47
17
Tune up
A0
Turn off
Adjust phase
- Transmission sequence #2: RJH63 Krasnodar.
This sequence is 7 minutes shorter and only has one 40 Hz modulation
segment compared to the other five in sequence #1. There is also a
difference at the end of the transmission that is typical for RJH63:
from 1136 UTC to the end at 1140 UTC RJH63 transmits a FSK carrier
with a 300 Hz shift.
Freq.
----25.00
UTC
----11:00
01
06
07
09
11
20
Emission
-------Tune up
A0
A1
A0
A9
A9
Turn off
Remarks
-----------------------------------------Adjust phase
25.10
11:20
22
23
Tune up
A0
Turn off
Adjust phase
25.50
11:23
24
26
Tune up
A0
Turn off
Adjust phase
23.00
11:26
27
31
Tune up
A0
Turn off
Adjust phase
20.50
11:31
32
36
11:40
Tune up
A0
F1B
Turn off
Adjust phase
Call sign, ID using Morse code
10 pps time code (0.1,1,10,60 sec markers)
FSK 300 Hz shift
::: BETA time signal and ID format
The stations transmit the time information as pulses. The 1 second
marker is 0.1 second long, the 10 seconds marker is 1 second long
and the minute marker is 10 seconds long. Between the 6th and the 7th
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minute past the hour the station that is on the air at that moment,
transmits an ID in standard Morse code. The speed is slow enough for
aural reception. Even if you are totally unfamiliar with the morse
code, you will soon hear the difference between the patterns that
each station transmits.
::: Authorities
The IMVP is responsible for the Time and Frequency Service. The IMVP
does QSL correct reception reports! Don't forget to include several
IRC's and postcards from your location.
Institute of Metrology for time and space (IMVP)
GP VNIIFTRI, Mendeleevo
Moscow region 141570
Russia
::: Sources
- ALFLAB, All Low Frequencies research and detection in Halden, Norway
- Special thanks to Klaus Betke for his help and inspiration
- WUN, www.wunclub.com
- The Web, mostly listings and logs by various LW listeners
<<<<<>>>>>
::: NDB's
According to a QSL from NDB 'PI' in Portugal, all marine beacons in
Portugal were decommissioned per 5 January 2001.
<Joachim via NDB list>
<<<<<>>>>>
::: UNID VLF STATIONS
Can anyone help Trond <[email protected]> with the following
unids? One that interests me in particular is the 115.2 station.
68.9
69.7-71.27
115.2
129.8
:unid 2158 MSK very weak
: unid pulses 100 Hz separation
: unid "beacon"
: unid 2214 MSK very strong
Remarks:
The 68.9 kHz transmission is new to me, I know the US Navy operated
a LF transmitter at Thule, Greenland with the call sign XPH, but I
suppose this was shut down long time ago (! / ?) It was very weak and
only visible on Gram for some 4 minutes, the faded slowly away. Any
ideas who this is ?
The pulses between 69.7 and 71.27 is a frequent visitor. First supposed
to be 100 Hz mains noise, but I am not that sure anymore. The narrow
band 69.7 to 71.27 is very clearly defined on a spectrum analysis. I
would have taken the signal for 100 Hz overtones, had it not been for
the pulsation of the signal. Possible local mains carried RF ? Any
ideas ?
The 115.2 kHz "beacon" can still be heard at irregular intervals both
day and night. The pulses are 1.3 second long, spaced by 0.48 seconds.
From start to end of each pulse is there a rise in carrier frequency
of 130 Hz. The carrier start at 115.2 kHz rise to 115.340 kHz during
the 1.3 second long pulse and then the sequence start all over again
after a pause of 0.48 seconds. Both spectrograms and sound clips,
available for interested Wunners. Any ideas ?
The 129.8 kHz MSK transmission is quite frequent, but to me still
unidentified. Bearing from Halden is 10°/190° indicating the direction
of Lofoten area in northern Norway or Germany. Very strong transmission
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is in favor of a southern bearing. Denmark ? Germany ? Any ideas ?
-o-o-o- that's all folks -o-o-o
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WUN UTILITIES LOGGINGS COLUMN
January 2001
Edited by Eddie Bellerby ([email protected])
and our illustrious Team Logs Members:
Simon Denneen:
Graeme Bartlett:
Bob Yellen:
Jim Dunnett:
F-J ([email protected])
K-O
P-T ([email protected])
A-E,U-Z ([email protected])
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Ladies and Gentlemen of WUN.
As this is my first attempt at publishing the logs column I must say that
it is not the easiest job in the world.
I think I have managed to collect all the logs which were sent but if you
feel that yours are missing please e-mail me directly and I will try and
sort things out.
There are many of you around the world who are extremely capable
operators, if you don't send in logs at the moment please try to do so in
the future, even one or two at a time.
Just be sure to try and keep to the same format for each log. i.e.
Frequency
Callsign(followed immediately by a colon (:) Station
Time
Date
Mode
Baud
Comments
Initials
Basically the above format is flexible - as long as the Frequency is the
first field callsign is the second followed immediately by a colon (:)
anything after the colon is acceptable as long as it relates to the log
entry.
If you are using the WUN log input form on the website you will have to
follow the fields in that.
Here endeth the first lesson.
Good listening.
Eddie
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00017.2 SAQ: Grimeton R., SWE, 1735, CW, test transmission "VVV DE SAQ",
2/Sep/2000. (CK)
00018.1 RDL: Russian Navy Krasnodar Russia 10:47 A1A short message, see
below (10/jan/2001)(TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Russian Navy Krasnodar Russia, 10:02 A1A short message, see
below (10/jan/2001)(TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Krasnodar Russia 1538 MSK short message (08/jan/2001) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Krasnodar Russia 1548 MSK several short messages until
15:54:57 (08/jan/2001) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Krasnodar Russia 1558 MSK short message 40 sec
(08/jan/2001)(TJ)
16:54:57 (08/jan/2001) (TJ)
(08/jan/2001) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Krasnodar Russia 1728 MSK short mesage (08/jan/2001) (TJ)
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00018.1 RDL: Krasnodar Russia 1733 carrier shift test (08/jan/2001) (TJ)
17:54:47 (08/jan/2001) (TJ)
(08/jan/2001) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Krasnodar Russia 1810 test carrier 50 sec (08/jan/2001) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Krasnodar Russia 1948 MSK short message,idling, several
short messages until 19:54:45 (08/jan/2001) (TJ)
(08/jan/2001) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Russian Navy Krasnodar Russia 1956 A1A morse id and msg
(02/jan/2001) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Russian Navy Krasnodar Russia, 1119, morse (19.4WPM)
(13/dec/2000) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Russian Navy Krasnodar Russia, 1120, morse (19 WPM ),
(13/dec/2000) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Russian Navy Krasnodar Russia, 1124, morse,
(13/dec/2000) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Russian Navy Krasnodar Russia, 1125, FSK/morse
(13/dec/2000) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Tashkent Uzbekistan 1228 MSK short message
(08/jan/2001) (TJ)
(08/jan/2001) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Tashkent Uzbekistan 1248 MSK very long series of messages
until 12:59:22 (08/jan/2001) (TJ)
(08/jan/2001) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Tashkent Uzbekistan 1343 MSK very short message/test
(08/jan/2001) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Tashkent Uzbekistan 1343 carrier shift test
(08/jan/2001) (TJ)
00018.2 RDL: unid mil, RUS 1916 CW / "UUU RDL RDL RDL" and encoded
message (11/Dec/2000) (CK)
00018.2 VTX3: Indian Navy Vijaayanarayanam India 1000 A1A (18.5 WPM)
ongoing weatherfcst, ID (10/jan/2001) (TJ)
channel free marker (10/jan/2001) (TJ)
traffic list and message (10/jan/2001) (TJ)
00018.2 VTX3: Indian Navy Vijaayanarayanam India 1030 A1A ID and Traffic
list ? (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Krasnodar Russia 1848 MSK Remarks see below !
(08/jan/2001) (TJ)
(08/jan/2001) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Tashkent Uzbekistan 1348 MSK long series of messages until
13:54:50 (08/jan/2001) (TJ)
00020.6 Unid: 2108 A1A morse traffic, not decodeable due to heavy QRM
(02/jan/2001) (TJ)
00025.0 RJH66: Bishkek TS, KGZ 0406 CW id (5/Dec/00)(KB)
00075.0 HBG: Prangins TS 2000 CW very weak, tx fault? Next morning signal
strength as usual (25/Dec/00)(KB)
00082.2 MKL: RAF Kinloss, G, TAFS, CW, Tue 12-12-2000 2202 UTC (AB)
00082.7 MKL: RAF Kinloss Scotland 1807 F1A/F1B (15.8WPM) Weather
forecast ? (17/dec/2000) (TJ)
00147.3 DDH47: DWD Pinneberg GER 2026 RTTY/50/75 CQs. (9 Jan) (RGA)
00275
VG: NDB Vaga, NOR 0810 AM/CW 400 Hz (30/Dec/00)(KB)
00276.5 BW: NDB Bremen West, D 0810 AM/CW 1 kHz (30/Dec/00)(KB)
00277
BRY: Bray-sur-Seine, F, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1243 UTC (AB)
00277
CHT: Chiltren, G, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1243 UTC (AB)
00284
FSB: NDB Fassberg, D 0810 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
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DY: Duesseldorf, D, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1248 UTC (AB)
DY: NDB Duesseldorf, D 0812 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
OB: Brussel, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1240 UTC (AB)
ONL: Liege / Bierset, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1240 UTC
EM: Etampes / Mondesir, F, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1317 UTC (AB)
SL: NDB Berlin-Schoenefeld, D 0815 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
SC:Linköping/Malmen and SAAB Sweden 2222 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
LW: NDB Cologne-Bonn, D 0820 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
KPG:Sogndal/Haukåsen/Kaupanger Norway 2223 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
MST: NDB Muenster, D 0820 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
S:Mariehamn Finland 2227 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
DA:Dalatangi Island Iceland 2228 weak (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
DIK: Diekirch, LUX, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1319 UTC (AB)
DIK: NDB Diekirch, BEL 0823 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
RS:Ristna Estland 2231 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
DI:Geilo/Dagali Norway 2232 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
LG:Sotenäs Sweden 1915 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
MW: NDB Berlin-Schoenefeld, D 0830 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
WW: Antwerpen, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1256 UTC (AB)
BA: Estaca de Bares, E, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1259 UTC
LMA: NDB Kempen, D 0827 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
CEL: NDB Celle, D 0827 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
OZ: Brussel, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1253 UTC (AB)
STK: NDB Stadskanaal, HOL 0836 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
STK: Stadskanaal, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1253 UTC (AB)
BGU:Bergerud/Gan Norway 1919 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
PH: Eindhoven, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1253 UTC (AB)
VS: Valenciennes, F, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1250 UTC (AB)
LE: Luxembourg, LUX, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1250 UTC (AB)
LE: NDB Luxemburg, LUX 0839 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
VAR: NDB Stavanger, NOR 0833 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
VAR: Stavanger, NOR, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1250 UTC (AB)
HA: NDB Hannover, D 0838 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
SA: NDB Timisoara, ROM, 1716, A2A, (25/Sep/2000). (CK)
GL: NDB Berlin-Tegel, D 0841 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
SP: NDB Vojens, DNK 0837 AM/CW 400 Hz (30/Dec/00)(KB)
GT: NDB Hamburg, D 0842 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
ONC: Charleroi, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1403 UTC (AB)
DP: NDB Diepholz, D 0843 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
LLS: NDB Lelystad, HOL 0847 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
YW: NDB Platform Tyra Maersk 0845 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
VJ: NDB Stauning, DNK 0849 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
CRS: NDB Cransebes, ROM, 1720, A2A, (25/Sep/2000). (CK)
SB: NDB Sonderborg, DNK 0853 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
SKS:Karlstad Sweden 1922 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
SO: NDB Groningen, HOL 0851 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
TE: NDB Thisted, DNK 1633 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
TE:Thisted Denmark 1923 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
HAE: NDB Hannover, D 0852 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
LL: Lille, F, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1322 UTC (AB)
NV: Nieuwkoop, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1322 UTC (AB)
SHO: Shell / Esso Sean A-PP, IW, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1326
UTC (AB)
00334
OPA:Oslo-Gardermoen/Oppaker 1912 (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
00335.5 TWN: NDB Twente, HOL 0857 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
00335.5 TWN: Twenthe, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1329 UTC (AB)
00336.5 NIK: Nicky, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1329 UTC (AB)
00339
HAM: NDB Hamburg, D 0858 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
00339
SD:Sindal Denmark 1925 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
00341
LO: NDB Billund, DNK 0901 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
00341
NKS:Karlstad Sweden 1926 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
00342
GG: NDB Groningen, HOL 0901 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
00342
LL: NDB Fagernes, NOR 2135 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
00342
LL:Fagernes/Leirin Norway 1928 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
00344
HEK: NDB Heka, FIN 2134 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
00344
HN: NDB Hohn, D 1636 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
00345
BN: NDB Birkeland, NOR 0905 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
00345
BN:Kristiansand/Kjevik Norway 1939 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
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GS:Gävle/Sandviken Sweden 1933 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
WLU: NDB Luxemburg, LUX 1639 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
BMN: NDB Bremen, D 0906 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
MSK:Oslo-Gardermoen/Morskogen 1933 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
LG: Liege, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1150 UTC (AB)
KSL: NDB Kassel, D 0908 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
ROT: Rotterdam, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1150 UTC (AB)
FU: NDB Hamburg, D 0909 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
NS: NDB Malmo, S 2132 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
OV: NDB Visby, S 1642 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
OV:Visby Sweden 1936 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
TRF:Tyrifjord Norway 1937 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
DD: Oostende, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1150 UTC (AB)
KIL: NDB Kiel, D 0910 AM/CW 400! (30/Dec/00)(KB)
PAD: NDB Paderborn, D 0912 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
ONW: Antwerpen / Deurne, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000
1238 UTC (AB)
SHU: NDB Schupberg, SUI 1646 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
DWI: NDB Dortmund, D 1645 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
KD: NDB Kolding, DNK 2130 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
MA: NDB Leipzig, D 0917 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
VZ: NDB Groningen, HOL 0914 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
HW: NDB Hannover, D 0918 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
ITZ: NDB Itzehoe, D 0920 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
OS: NDB Goeteborg, S 2127 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
OS:Göteborg/Sävenäs Sweden 1940 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
MAK: Mackel, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1155 UTC (AB)
LIE: NDB Turku, FIN 2125 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
LIE:Turku Finland 1942 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
RO: NDB Kauhava, FIN 2125 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
LSA: NDB Larisa (HAF 110 Wing), GRC, A2A, 1431, 20/Sep/2000. (CK)
NN:Eskilstuna Sweden 1946 Very weak (18/dec/2000)
SLN: NDB Berlin-Schoenefeld, D 0922 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
SND: Southend-on-Sea, G, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1407 UTC (AB)
OEM: NDB Kristianstad, S 2122 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
GLX: NDB Glueckstadt, D 0924 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
LJ: Koln/Bonn, D, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1410 UTC (AB)
BC: Brasschaat, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1157 UTC (AB)
MB: NDB Maribo, DNK 0924 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
UTH: NDB Orland, NOR 2120 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
UTH:Ørland/Uthaug Norway 1950 weak (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
BYC: NDB Bueckeburg, D 0925 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
FN: NDB Finndal, NOR 2117 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
FN:Skien/Geiteryggen/Finndal Norway 1951 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
RK: NDB Roskilde, DNK 2119 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
ELU: Luxembourg, LUX, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1157 UTC (AB)
ELU: NDB Luxemburg, LUX 1658 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
NL:Göteborg/Landvetter Sweden 1952 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
PS: Heenvliet, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1156 UTC (AB)
OHT: NDB Stockholm, S 1700 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
OHT:Stockholm/Arlanda Sweden 1952 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
LB: NDB Angelholm, S? 0933 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
HAA: NDB Hamar, NOR 2115 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
MYN: NDB Muenster, D 0935 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
NH: Norwich, G, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1338 UTC (AB)
NDO: NDB Nordholz, D 0932 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
ODR: NDB Odderoy, NOR 0936 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
ODR:Kristiansand/Odderøy Norway 2130 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
BTH: NDB Barth, D 0940 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
KEM: NDB Kemi, FIN 2113 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
NW: Beek, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1158 UTC (AB)
TU:Tirstrup Denmark 2132 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
SOG: NDB Solling, D 0938 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
KD:Kristiansand/Everød Norway 2135 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
OO: Oostende, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1204 UTC (AB)
TR: Phillips / Tor E platform, IW, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1203
UTC (AB)
HP: NDB Esbjerg, DNK 1407 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
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LN:Hultsfred Denmark 2140 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
WP: Muiden, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1204 UTC (AB)
KN:Norrköping / Kungsängen Sweden 2141 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
RSY: NDB Rennesoy, NOR 1409 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
RSY:Stavanger/Sola/Rennesøy Norway 2142 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
REK: NDB Reksten, NOR 1410 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
REK:Reksten Norway 2144 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
LF:Rönneby Sweden 2146 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
ULA: NDB Platform Ula, NS 1413 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
AB: NDB Akraberg, FAR? 1412 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
RG: NDB Rygge, NOR 1414 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
RG:Rygge/Tune Norway 2147 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
ERK(?):Erken(?) Sweden 2150 QRM (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
SBG: NDB Salzburg, AUT 1705 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
LST: NDB Lista, NOR 1420 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
SE(?):unid 2150 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
SHD: NDB Scotstownhead, G 1416 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
GUL: Gulpen, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1205 UTC (AB)
HNS: NDB Hoynes, NOR 1421 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
HNS:Sandane/Anda/Høynes Norway 2152 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
KV:Halli Finland 2153 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
LK:Tallin Estland 2154 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
STD: Stad-aan-het-Haringvliet, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000
1205 UTC (AB)
SLV: Spa / La Sauveniere, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1235
UTC (AB)
SOK:Oslo-Gardermoen/Sokna Norway 2159 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
COR:Corner for Bromma Sweden 2201 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
CH: Buitenkaag, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1234 UTC (AB)
CC: Charleroi, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1234 UTC (AB)
HY: NDB Skive, DNK 2108 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
MR: NDB Myra, NOR 2107 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
JEV: NDB Jever, D 1424 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
LV: NDB Arvika, S 1424 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
LV:Arvika Sweden 2204 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
TGE: NDB Teugte, HOL 2105 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
GDY:Mariehamn/Godby Finland 2209 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
RW: NDB Berlin-Tegel, D 1426 AM/CW 400! (30/Dec/00)(KB)
DEN: Dender, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1232 UTC (AB)
DVA: NDB Deva, ROM, 0516, A2A, (25/Sep/2000). (CK)
TAT:Molde/Årø/Tautra Norway 2210 weak ( 18/dec/2000)
TW: NDB Thisted, DNK 2103 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
GE: NDB Billund, DNK 1428 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
GE:Billund Denmark 2212 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
OA: Assendelft, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1231 UTC (AB)
HYV:Hyvinkää Finland 2215 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
YG: NDB Rogge, NOR 1430 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
EHN: Eindhoven, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1230 UTC (AB)
EHN: NDB Eindhoven, HOL 1430 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
GL: NDB Aalborg, DNK 2101 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
PEO: NDB Peo, S 1434 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
FM:Trollhättan/Vänersborg Sweden 2217 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
ONO: NDB Oostende, BEL 1433 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
ONO: Oostende, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1225 UTC (AB)
NTD:Notodden Norway 0040 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
NTD:Notodden Norway 2219 (18/dec/2000) (TJ)
EJ: NDB Esbjerg, DNK 1435 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
EJ:Esbjerg Denmark 0042 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
MKO: NDB Mykonos, GRC, 0923, A2A, 25/11/2000. (CK)
BET: NDB Rheine, D 1436 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
LBA: Leeds / Barford, G, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1230 UTC
OP: Brussel, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1225 UTC (AB)
ME: LOM Izmir/Menderes, TUR, 0925, A2A, 25/11/2000. (CK)
OJ: NDB Jonkoping, S 1439 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
DA: NDB Dalen, NOR 1438 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
DA:Torp / Dalen Norway 0053 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
LW: Luxembourg, LUX, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1229 UTC (AB)
LW:Luxembourg 0052 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
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WUN-v07
NL: NDB Nolsoe, FAR? 1440 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
RR: Rotterdam, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1223 UTC (AB)
AV: NDB Save, S 1442 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
MGR: NDB Megara Army Airfield, GRC, 0928, A2A, 25/11/2000. (CK)
BOT: Bottrop, D, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1224 UTC (AB)
BOT: NDB Bottrop, D 1443 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
SD:Sandane / Anda Norway 0055 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
DAR: NDB Darlowo, POL 1446 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
DAR:Darlow Poland 0058 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
SG: NDB Satenas, S 1445 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
BOA:Bologna Italy 0103 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
KTI: NDB Innsbruck, AUT 2053 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
DLS: NDB Luebars, D 2055 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
DLS:Berlin/TEmpelhof Germany 0116 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
SLB:Oslo-Fornebu/Solberg 0113 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
OL: NDB Linkoping, S 1449 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
AH(?):unid beacon, poss Ängelholm Sweden 0119 A1A
(19/dec/2000) (TJ)
AH: NDB Angelholm, S 1451 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
LI: NDB Duesseldorf, D 1448 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
L:Tallin Estland 0122 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
MK: Calais / Marck, F, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1222 UTC (AB)
WUN: NDB Wunstorf, D 1450 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
LGS: Conoco Loggs PA, IW, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1220 UTC (AB)
SS: NDB Malmo-Sturup, S 1452 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
SS:Malmö/Sturup Sweden 0123 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
BUR: Burnham, G, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1220 UTC (AB)
MF: NDB Halmstad, S 1453 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
MAR: NDB Marathon, GRC, 0929, A2A, 25/11/2000. (CK)
UR:Hradeckralove The Czech Republic 0125 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
CWL: Cranwell, G, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1217 UTC (AB)
FE: NDB Odense, DNK 1455 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
HRW: London Heathrow, G, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1354 UTC (AB)
SEL: NDB Izmir/Efes, TUR, 0930, A2A, 25/11/2000. (CK)
ERT: NDB Erfurt, D 2043 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
HWQ: Hewett A platform, IW, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1210 UTC (AB)
MIQ: NDB Pfaffenhofen, D 2042 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
MIQ:Mike for Ingolstadt Germany 0137 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
TGM: NDB Tirgu Mures, ROM, 1730, A2A, (25/Sep/2000). (CK)
LIO: NDB Limnos Air Base, GRC, 0931, A2A, 25/11/2000. (CK)
SSD: London Stansted, G, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1356 UTC
D:Bratislava The Slovak Republic or Praha The Czech Republic
0140 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
HER: NDB Iraklion, GRC, 0935, A2A, 25/11/2000. (CK)
ONT: Kleine Brogel, BEL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1208 UTC
THN: NDB Thorn, HOL 2037 AM/CW 400 (30/Dec/00)(KB)
THN: Thorn, HOL, NDB, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 1208 UTC (AB)
THN:Thorn Holland 0148 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
ZBN: NDB Zweibruecken, D 2034 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
TEST:unid transmitting TEST in morse 0151 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
PIA: NDB Piacenza, I 2031 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
LQ: NDB Landsberg, D 2029 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
HLV:Holesov The Zcech Republic 0155 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
ANS:Ansbach Germany 0158 A1A (19/dec/2000) (TJ)
ANS: NDB Ansbach, D 2028 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
FTZ: NDB Fritzlar, D 2026 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
FHA: NDB Friedrichshafen, D 1527 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
SWH: NDB Schwaebisch Hall, D 2023 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
ILM: NDB Illesheim, D 2021 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
SIL: NDB Siegerland, D 2019 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
C: PORTPATRICK 0820 fec 100/E/170 Inshore wx. New coverage - area
Lands End to Cape Wrath inc (1) Lough Foyle to Carlingford Lough
and (2) 60mile radius fm Lerwick (Shetlands) (18/Dec)(DW)
E: CORSEN 0045 fec 100/E/170 now operational. Nav warnings in FF.
(18/Dec)(DW)
I: NITON 0520 fec 100/E/170 Inshore wx. New coverage - area N
Foreland to Mull of Galloway inc Lough Foyle to Carlingford Lough
(18/Dec)(DW)
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00490.0 S: LA GARDE 0300 fec 100/E/170 Now operational. Nav warnings in
FF. (18/Dec)(DW)
00490.0 U: CULLERCOATS 0700 fec 100/E/170 Inshore wx. New coverage - area
Cape Wrath to Lyme Regis and 60mile radius fm Lerwick (Shetlands)
(18/Dec)(DW)
00518.0 ZSC:
Capetown R./Hydrosan
1220
fec Navtex/Navarea V11
(07/Dec/00) (RH2)
00525
HG: NDB Wroclaw, POL 1533 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
00590
OL: NDB Sczcecin, POL 1530 AM/CW 1k (30/Dec/00)(KB)
010673 BXL107: Chinese station, 0330z (17-12-2000) CW (IB)
01617.5 : Unid CIS Military 2036 UNID/75/170 Cipher. (19 Jan) (RGA
01650.0 CROSS: Gri-Nez 2208 USB F wx (12 Dec. 00)(HPT)
01692.0 LGQ: Rogaland Radio 2334 USB E/Norw. nav. warn.(05 Jan 01) (HPT)
01710.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1934 cw, SDJ, USB E wx // 1797 (regular
sced) (05 Jan 01) (HPT)
01752.0 EJK: Valentia CG Radio 2247 E gale-warning (12 Dec. 00)(HPT)
01782.0 LFO: Oerlandet Radio 2135 USB E/Norw. gale-warning #12 (05 Jan
01) (HPT)
01785.0 LGZ: Farsund Radio 2136 USB E/Norw. gale-warning
(05 Jan 01) (HPT)
01797.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1934 cw, SDJ, USB E wx // 1710 (regular
01845
OK0EV: Czech Propagation Beacon CZE 2045 CW 100W. (19 Jan) (RGA)
01869
Yarmouth Coast Guard: G, nav. wngs, USB, Sun 17-12-2000 1645
UTC (AB)
01888.0 IPD: Civitavecchia Radio ITA Dec 17 1910z wx in Italian
02128.0 HU-25: CGAS Corpus Christi: & CG 1717 (HC-130 CGAS Clearwater)
in 1/2 hourly checks. (30/NOV/00) (RP3)
02182.0 CROSS: Corsen 0502 USB F QSY 1650 (14 Dec.00) (HPT)
02182.0 Humber CG: 2237 USB E QSY 2226, also as a regular sced at 2340
(12 Dec. 00)(HPT)
02182.0 LFO: Oerlandet Radio 2134 USB E/Norw. QSY 1782 (05 Jan 01)(HPT)
02182.0 LGN: Bergen Radio 21.33 USB E/Norw. "no tfc on hand" regular sced
(12 Dec. 00)(HPT)
02182.0 LGQ: Rogaland Radio 2333 USB E/Norw. QSY 1692 (05 Jan 01)(HPT)
02182.0 LGZ: Farsund Radio 0534 USB E/Norw. QSY 1758 (12 Dec. 00)(HPT)
02182.0 LGZ: Farsund Radio 2133 USB E/Norw. "no tfc on hand" regular sced
(12 Dec. 00)(HPT)
02182.0 LGZ: Farsund Radio 2136 USB E/Norw. QSY 1785 (05 Jan 01)(HPT)
02182.0 Machichaco Radio: & Cabo Penas Radio 23.34 E/S QSY 1707 & 1677
regular sced (12 Dec. 00)(HPT)
02182.0 OXJ: Torshavn Radio 0535 USB E QSY 1641 (14 Dec.00) (HPT)
02182.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 0533 USB E, QSY 1704, 1734, 1758, 2586
(14 Dec.00) (HPT)
02182.0 Palma Radio: & Cabo de Gata Radio: 23.34 E/S QSY 1755 & 1767
regular sced (12 Dec. 00)(HPT)
02182.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 23.36 USB E QSY (no QRGs mentioned, txs on
1710 and 1797, regular sceds) (12 Dec. 00)(HPT)
02182.0 SVN: Olympia Radio 2235 USB Gr/E QSY 2590, regular sced
(12 Dec. 00)(HPT)
02182.0 Shetland CG: 0506 USB E, QSY 1770 (14 Dec.00) (HPT)
02182.0 Vestmannaeyjar Radio: 0503 USB E/VN QSY 1713 (14 Dec.00)(HPT)
02182.0 YQI: Constanta Radio 1933 USB E QSY 2748 (regular sced)
(05 Jan 01) (HPT)
02203
GYA: Royal navy, G, CARB, RTTY 75bd, Tue 12-12-2000 2200
UTC (AB)
02203
MGJ: Royal navy Faslane, G, CARB, RTTY 75bd, Sun 17-12-2000
1640 UTC (AB)
02203.1 MGJ: RN Base Clyde Faslane SCO 2050 RTTY/75/400 CARBs.
(2 Jan)(RGA)
02237
Glenside wrking Quest: USB 0143. OM Qso smalltalk about arrivals
into port and getting together to shoot pool. Both of these are
naval aux. vessels based in Halifax Canada (27/Oct/00) (CMK)
02237
Glenside: 0143 USB working Quest OM Qso smalltalk about arrivals
into port and getting together to shoot pool. Both of these are
naval aux. vessels based in Halifax Canada (27/Oct/2000) (CM)
02250.0 OWC: DAF ? LOC 2320 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Exchanged calls
with OWK. Brief psk modem(188-110A, burst mode) (29/Dec)(DW)
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02250.0 OWI: DAF ? LOC 2314 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng/wkng OWK
(29/Dec)(DW)
02250.0 OWK: DAF ? LOC 2312 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng OWP
(29/Dec)(DW)
02336
unid: 5LGs. Short zero, CW, Sun 24-12-2000 0113 UTC
02357.5 OUA38: Danish navy Aarhus, DNK, VVV OUA38, CW, Sun 17-12-2000
1603 UTC (AB)
02362
C7RA: Unid marker 2023 CW (05-01-2001) (AB)
02362
G6OP: Unid marker 2236 CW (06-01-200) (AB)
02362
unid: 5LGs = F8CA ar C6XH C6XH (C6XH marker continued for quite a
while), CW, Sun 24-12-2000 0124 UTC (AB)
02372.0 FNGN: Frederic Daniel 21.05 FEC Looks like French fishing vessel
with positional report to base, also FNGT/OTTER BANK on air
(12Dec00). (PT)
02381
: NATO System 2052 NATO-PSK/2400/USB Cipher. (2 Jan) (RGA)
02390
PCKH: mv Alert IW clg mv Triton 0122 USB (07-01-2001) (AB)
02390
PDQE: mv Diamant IW clg mv Balticborg, 0124 USB (07-01-2001) (AB)
02390
PDRL: mv Dolfijn IW clg mv Zeemeeuw, 2155 USB (06-01-2001) (AB)
02390
PECD: mv Flinterborg IW clg mv Flinterdam 2158 USB
(06-01-2001)(AB)
02390
PEOW: mv Heerenplein IW clg mv Santa Lucia 2155 USB
(06-01-2001)(AB)
02390
mv MSC Baltic IW wkg mv Keizersborg 2146 USB (06-01-2001) (AB)
02390
mv Titium IW wkg mv Titana 2136 USB, Sat (06-01-2001) (AB)
02423.5 SAB: Goteborg Radio, S, clg ISBX, ARQ, Sun 17-12-2000 1705
UTC (AB)
02428
MKL:
RAF Kinloss, G, TAFS, CW, Sun 17-12-2000 1605 UTC (AB)
02428
MKL: RAF Kinloss, G, TAFS, CW, Tue 12-12-2000 2202 UTC (AB)
02461.5 : Unid 2054 ARQ/100/170 Solid synch but no readable decode.
Enciphered? (2 Jan) (RGA)
02463
IDR: Italian navy Roma, I, CARB, RTTY 75bd, Sun 17-12-2000 1712
UTC (AB)
02467
IDR :
Italian navy Roma, I, CARB, RTTY 75bd, Sun 17-12-2000
1638 UTC (AB)
02474
PBC :
Dutch navy Goeree, HOL, CARB, RTTY 75bd, Sun 17-12-2000
1634 UTC (AB)
02500.0 WWV: Fort Collins, Colorado 1818 AM / with time signals & solar
flux info. [a 50% solar eclipse!] (25Dec.2000)(Midwest USA)
02563.1 : Mystery 5LGs Station 2133 CW Nr 03j 08 22:34:01 2001 = SWAXY
KITAA... (8 Jan) (RGA)
02569.4 : Unid 2058 RTTY/50/850 Some 5FGs then offair. (2 Jan) (RGA)
02586
OXZ: Lyngby Radio, DNK, nav. wngs, USB, Wed 27-12-2000 0140
UTC (AB)
02598
VCM: CCG St. Anthony 0107 USB w/MIB. (7/Jan/01) (MADX)
02598
VCM: Canadian Coast Guard St Anthony 0107 USB w/MIB.
(5/Nov/00)(MADX)
02598
VCP: Canadian Coast Guard Placentia Bay 0737 USB w/MIB.
(15/Sep/00) (MADX)
02598
VOK: CCG Labrador 0137 USB w/MIB. (7/Jan/01) (MADX)
02600
IQQ: Mazara del Valla Radio, I, WX. Very funny sounding English
computer voice followed by wx reports in Italian, USB, Wed
27-12-2000 0147 UTC (AB)
02608
RFFLRE: French navy Toulon, F, test tape, RTTY 75bd, Sun
17-12-2000 1631 UTC (AB)
02608.4 RFFLRE: Marine Toulon F 2055 RTT/75/850 Zui testing.
(19 Jan)(RGA)
02608.4 RFFLRE: Marine Toulon F(?) 2101 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (2 Jan) (RGA)
02618.5 GFA: Bracknell Meteo 1949 FAX FL 180 prog Europe,moderate path
distortion (25/Dec/00)(KB)
02626
E10:
Israeli Intelligence, ISR, FTJ, AM, Wed 27-12-2000
0100 UTC (AB)
02628
IQA: Augusta Radio, I, WX, USB, Wed 27-12-2000 0152 UTC (AB)
02643
A9M: Bahrain Radio, BHR, marker, CW, Tue 26-12-2000 2321 UTC (AB)
02643.5 SPS: Witowo Radio, POL, marker, CW, Tue 26-12-2000 2246 UTC (AB)
02670
NMF2: USCG Group Woods Hold 1017 USB w/MIB. (2/Nov/00) (MADX)
02670
NMF2: USCG Group Woods Hole 1010 USB w/MIB. (15/Sep/00) (MADX)
02670
NMG2: USCG Group New Orleans 1035 USB w/MIB. Weak but readable.
(2/Nov/00) (MADX)
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02670
NMN37: USCG Group Ft Macon NC 0104 USB w/MIB. (7/Jan/01) (MADX)
02670.0 CG Group Woods Hole: 0410 USB w/vessel Ranger in radio checks.
(14/DEC/00) (RP3)
02676
VMR215: 0910 USB Royal Volunteer Coastal Patrol co-ordination net
w/ GOSFORD wkg VMR216 LAKE MACQUARIE w/ status information re
yacht TAKE IT EASY (30/Dec/00) (SD)
02680
4XZ: IDF Haifa ISR 2129 CW Not parallel to 2800. (8 Jan) (RGA)
02680
JWT:Norwegian Navy Stavanger 2200z 05 Dec 00 seems strange to me
since they're usually heard on 2687 khz.(PP)
02693.0 CUL: Lisboa Radio 2206 USB EE/PP tfc-list + wkg. QRGs, // 4393.0
khz (12 Dec. 00)(HPT)
02716
:French navy Marseille, F, wkg unid vessel, USB, Sun 17-12-2000
1610 UTC (AB)
02719
IZN: Porto Torres Radio, I, weather, USB, Sun 17-12-2000 1613
UTC (AB)
02748.0 YQI: Constanta Radio 1833 USB E tfc-list; 1933 USB E wx (regular
02749
VCO: Canadian Coast Guard Sydney 0740 USB w/MIB via Charlottetown
xmsn site. (15/Sep/00) (MADX)
02749.8 ---: UNID 2105 RTTY 50/R/500 Poor copy but tfc in offline encrypt
(5 fig grps) rather than Met. Ends 2108z "ok sci ok ok" ?
(08/Jan)(DW)
02750.5 FDI8: FAF NICE 0047 RTTY 50/N/400 Marker "Test de FDI8 voyez le
brick figs ry's" (09/Jan)(DW)
02761
OST: Oostende Radio, BEL, nav. wng, USB, Tue 26-12-2000 2239
UTC (AB)
02789
FUE:
French navy Brest, F, test tape, RTTY 75bd, Sun17-12-2000
1630 UTC (AB)
02789
FUE: Marine Brest F 2105 Tests. file://4295. (2 Jan) (RGA)
02795
ESA: Tallinn Radio, EST, marker, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 0020 UTC (AB)
02800
4XZ: IDF Haifa ISR 2124 CW Marker. (8 Jan) (RGA)
02806
IGJ41: Italian navy Augusta, I, CARB, RTTY 100bd, Sun 17-12-2000
1703 UTC (AB)
02808.5 QT2: FBI Quantico MIL-STD 188-141A clg AL1: FBI Albany NY.
(4/Oct/00) (MADX)
02810
OFK: Turku Radio, FNL, nav. wng, USB, Tue 26-12-2000 2240
UTC (AB)
02810.0 RFFEDFG: Laval, France 19.15 ARQ-E 72/400 REGTRANS LAVAL with tfc
to RFFXCFE/REGTRANS THIONVILLE on UGF cct (12Dec00). (PT)
02829
SPB: Szczecin Radio, POL, marker, CW, Sun 17-12-2000 1709
UTC (AB)
02829.5 SPB: Szczecin Radio, POL, marker, CW, Tue 26-12-2000 2251
UTC (AB)
02829.5 SPB28: SzczecinRadio POL 2058 FEC/100/170 Tfc list.
(19 Jan)(RGA)
02840
: Unid FishFone 2100 USB Analogue enciphered voice net. Male
voices. 2 stations. Prob Spanish. (19 Jan) (RGA)
02840.0 rffxcfe: 2015 arq-e/72 ufe022 tfc ff and 5l 2000-12-12 (WP3)
02842.0 RFFXCFE: Thionville, France 19.55 ARQ-E 72/400 REGTRANS
THIONVILLE with tfc to RFFEDFG/REGTRANS LAVAL on UFE cct
(12Dec00). (PT)
02844
E10: Israeli Intel ISR in progress 0026 AM (06-01-2001) (AB)
02844
E10: Israeli Intelligence, ISR, in progress, AM, Wed 27-12-2000
0014 UTC (AB)
02852
BFXO:
unid, , endless BFXO marker, CW, Wed 27-12-2000 0010
UTC (AB)
02869
:Syktyvkar Meteo, RUS, volmet, USB, Tue 26-12-2000 2332 UTC (AB)
02869
:Yekaterinburg Meteo, RUS, volmet, USB, Tue 26-12-2000 2338
UTC (AB)
02872
:Gander aeradio, CAN, wkg TWA 0658. Selcal check AFKM, USB,
Wed 27-12-2000 0130 UTC (AB)
02872
:Shanwick aeradio, G, ocean clearance for 'latenza' 401
(something like that), USB, Wed 27-12-2000 0134 UTC (AB)
02894
unid: 102 = 5FGs. Ends with 'QQQ922', RTTY 50bd, Sun17-12-2000
1957 UTC (AB)
02900
unid: LUCE DE IWMS K, CW, Sun 24-12-2000 0055 UTC (AB)
02922
4XZ: Israeli navy Tel Aviv, ISR, VVV marker, CW, Sun 17-12-2000
1619 UTC (AB)
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02941
02941
02941
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03005
03036
03087.3
03164
03167.0
03168
03172.5
03172.5
03172.5
03180
03190
03195
03195
03215
03231
03240.0
03245
03245.0
03251.4
03270.5
03272.2
03275
03275
03281
03299
03310.0
03310.0
03335
03335
03345
WUN-v07
:Khabarovsk ACC, RUS, wkg unid aircraft, USB, Wed 27-12-2000 0048
UTC (AB)
:Kiev Meteo, UKR, volmet, USB, Wed 27-12-2000 0050 UTC
:Rostov Meteo, RUS, volmet, USB, Tue 26-12-2000 2326 UTC (AB)
:St. Petersburg Meteo, RUS, volmet, USB, Tue 26-12-2000 2335
UTC (AB)
unid: probably a vessel. Language was Polish. Wkg unid on 3005
kHz, ARQ, Sun 24-12-2000 0810 UTC (AB)
unid: probably a vessel. Language was Polish. Wkg unid on 3002
kHz, ARQ, Sun 24-12-2000 0810 UTC (AB)
OB : Unid marker, 1433z (30-12-2000) slowly CW (IB)
unid: very slow Link11 like signal, Sun 17-12-2000 1857 UTC (AB)
D7XC: CIS Military 2118 CW To DM1T: qrj3 qmo qdx qsw3 qyt1 k. To
C42C zva zml zzn qyt6 k. (8 Jan) (RGA)
9F: (net control): 0146 USB w/6A, 4B & 7H in Link-11 coordination
net.(4/DEC/00) (RP3)
unid: 5FGs = 000 (long dashes), CW, Sun 24-12-2000 2217 UTC (AB)
IMB31: Roma Meteo, I, coded weather, RTTY 50bd, Sun 24-12-2000
0043 UTC (AB)
IMB1: Rome Meteo I 2107 RTTY/50/??? SMTU2 LTAA 191800. In QRM.
(19 Jan) (RGA)
IMB31: Rome Meteo, I 2103 RTTY 50/850 aviation wx
(05/Dec/2000)(ANE)
Institut fuer Atmosphaerenphysik (IAP) Juliusruh, D? 1620 SWEEP,
FM-CW sounder, 90 sweeps/min, > 250 kHz/s, scan width approx. 200
kHz (4/Dec/00)(KB)
USU: Mariupol Radio, UKR, weather, CW, Sun 17-12-2000 1720
UTC (AB)
MX: Russian mil. Izhevsk, RUS, channelmarker R, CW, Mon
11-12-2000 2234 UTC (AB)
MXm: Russian mil Izhevsk, RUS, Channelmarker 'R', CW, Sat
23-12-2000 2338 UTC (AB)
: CIS Military/Navy 2110 36-50/50/200 Several msgs.
(19 Jan)(RGA)
UNID: KAWN broadcast (xmtr site?) 0523 FAX 120/576 on USB w/KAWN
wx in BAUDOT 75/850 on LSB. Listed as an Offutt/Elkhorn frequency
in the latest Worldwide FAX Schedules publication.
(24/Nov/00) (MADX)
RFFXCFE: Thionville, France 19.50 ARQ-E 72/400 REGTRANS
THIONVILLE with tfc to RFFEDFG/REGTRANS LAVAL on yet another UGF
cct (12Dec00). (PT)
UCE: Arkhangelsk Radio, RUS, wkg unid vessel, ARQ, Sun 17-12-2000
1806 UTC (AB)
RFFEDFG: Laval, France 19.52 ARQ-E 72/400 REGTRANS LAVAL with tfc
to RFFXCFE/REGTRANS THIONVILLE on UEF cct (12Dec00). (PT)
M12: 287 287 287 000, CW, Sun 24-12-2000 1900 UTC (AB)
NNN0ALS: US Navy-Marine Corps MARS 0140 Baudot 75/170r working
NNN0JSW and NNN0WMZ. (14Jan.2001)(Midwest USA)
WWFV: SWBS-McCaysville, GA 0539 Baudot 45/170n with The Book of
Matthew in the King James Bible. (14Jan.2001) (Midwest USA)
AG5T:
unid LJPQ DE AG5T ZGF ZSZ ZIH QYT1 K, CW, Sun 17-12-2000
1730 UTC (AB)
unid: 3LAN 3LAN 3LAN DE SLSL SLSL QTC ZLY K, CW, Sun 24-12-2000
0025 UTC (AB)
: Russian Air Defence/WZD Tracker 2121 CW 990022??8?????
(2 Jan)(RGA)
YCLR:
Unid. Probably Ukrainian mil, , HNBG HNBG DE YCLR YCLR
QTC = 45 45 25 2340 845 = 88 = UAAAA 5LGs, CW, Mon 25-12-2000
2052 UTC (AB)
ESA: Tallinn Radio 1835 USB E/Est., nav. warn. 1837 off (regular
UTT: Odessa Radio 1834 USB E nav. warn. (regular sced)
(05 Jan 01)(HPT)
L: ENIGMA MX, SLHFB St. Petersburg, RUS, 1800, CW,
1/Jan/2001.(ANE)
MX: Russian navy St Petersburg, RUS, Channelmarker L, CW, Tue
12-12-2000 2054 UTC (AB)
JG: Mountain Rescue Service Wellington 0704 USB, clg JG37, JG40,
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03354
03354
03354
03361
03372
03372
03372
03377
03386
03390
03390
03397.7
03415
03465
03466
03466
03466
03467
03508
03594
03651,5
03651.5
03655
03658
03658
03667.2
03678.0
036783
03712.0
03737
03756.6
03757
03782
03782.0
WUN-v07
JG42, JG45, JG46, JG48,JG49, JG56, JG61, JG63, JG65, JG68, JG74,
weather and check-in, this is ZLJGlistening for any calls
(29/Dec/00) (NJ)
KU Base: MRS Central north Island 0753 USB, what can I do for you
tonight over ?, pick you up at the end of Kaweka Road what time
will you be there over (19/Dec/00) (NJ)
WJ8B:
Unid, , 7UCK 7UCK 7UCK DE WJ8B WJ8B QTC 177 33 2300 25 =
5LGs, CW, Mon 25-12-2000 2014 UTC(AB)
unid: 431 followed by 5FGs, CW, Sun 24-12-2000 1824 UTC (AB)
unid: in progress. Cyrillic 5LGs. Ends with = 350 K. Short zero,
CW, Sun 17-12-2000 1831 UTC (AB)
M21: Russian Air Defense, RUS, BT99?2327?9????? BT20586507100909,
CW, Tue 12-12-2000 2027 UTC (AB)
WWGS:
unid HPGB DE WWGS QSA? K. Control station WWGS clg HPGB,
NJKH, NPEX, E7GM, HPHG, T22J,CW, Sun 17-12-2000 2110 UTC (AB)
UNID: 0750 USB, wkg 2039 TOKOROA ?, is there any previous medical
things we should know about? Standby while I go and call a doctor
over (12/Dec/00) (NJ)
unid (MP3 ?): 0750 USB, wkg 2039 TOKOROA ?, is there any previous
medical things we should know about? Standby
while I go and call a doctor over (12/Dec/00) (NJ)
CH8N:
unid TR2F TR2F TR2F DE CH8N CH8N QTC 62 20 24 1912 = 505
TR2F = 5LG = CH8N K. Time is UTC+1. Duplex freq. file://3832 kHz,
CW, Sun 24-12-2000 1813 UTC (AB)
M21: Russian Air Defense, RUS, BT99?2157?8?????, CW, Sun
24-12-2000 1857 UTC (AB)
MGJ: RN Base Clyde SCO 2115 RTTY/75/850 CARBs 02 04 only.
(19Jan) (RGA)
MGJ: Royal navy Faslane, G, CARB, RTTY 75bd, Sun 17-12-2000
1723 UTC (AB)
U4NP: Unid, , HRT6 HRT6 HRT6 de U4NP U4NP K, CW, Tue 12-12-2000
2254 UTC (AB)
EIP: Shannon, IRL, volmet, USB, Sun 24-12-2000 0045 UTC (AB)
REA4:
Russian Air Force Moscow, RUS, =7788020=REA4, CW, Sat
23-12-2000 2340 UTC (AB)
REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 1843 CW 09180 bcast to aircraft.
file://5227 (9 Jan) (RGA)
file://5227 (9 Jan) (RGA)
file://5227. (4 Jan) (RGA)
FR37: Unid Dutch station, HOL, Radio checks with FL102 in Holland
and TV38 in the UK, LSB, Tue 12-12-2000 2226 UTC
unid: dash or letter 'T' ? On the air for many hours, CW, Sat
23-12-2000 2335 UTC (AB)
SC: Two-Letter Beacon 2121 CW 3593.9-S 3594-C. (19 Jan) (RGA)
SXA :
Greek navy Piraeus, GRC, VVV marker, CW, Sun
24-12-20000110 UTC (AB)
SXA32: Greek Navy Spatta 2013 CW / V-marker (06/Dec/2000) (ANE)
RSW: Arkhangelsk Meteo RUS 0045 RTTY/50/850 Synops.
(13 Jan)(RGA)
MX: Russian navy Khiva, RUS, channelmarker V, CW, Mon 11-12-2000
2231 UTC (AB)
MXm :
Russian navy Khiva, UZB, Channelmarker 'V', CW, Sat
23-12-2000 2338 UTC (AB)
: Unid Prob German Mil? 2200 ARQ-E/46.2/150 Betas. (2 Jan) (RGA)
SXH32: Greek Navy Souda Bay 2016 CW / V-marker
(06/Dec/2000)(ANE)
CTP:Portuguese naval Portugal 1943 15 Jan 01 RTTY 075 callband
(EB)
SXA33: Greek Navy Spatta 2018 CW / V-marker (06/Dec/2000) (ANE)
UIW: KaliningradRadio RUS 2124 CW Wx fcast in RR. (19 Jan) (RGA)
: Unid CW 2125 CW Dashes only. (19 Jan) (RGA)
S30: Russian mil. Rostov-Volvograd area, RUS, Pip, CW, Mon
11-12-2000 2245 UTC (AB)
CTP: NATO Oeiras, POR, NAWS DE CTP, RTTY 75bd, Sun 24-12-2000
0002 UTC (AB)
CTP: Portugese Navy Oeiras 2020 RTTY 50/850 NAWS test msg
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03815
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03832
03840.8
03842
03855.0
03855.0
03858.5
03861
03862
03863
03866
03882
03887.5
04011
04012.2
04013
04014
04015.0
04030.0
04047
04125
04134
04134
04159.0
04209.5
04209.5
04210.0
04210.5
04212.0
04212.5
04212.5
04213.5
04214.0
04214.0
04215.5
04216.0
04216.5
04218.5
04219.5
04227.0
04232.0
04239.0
WUN-v07
(06/Dec/2000) (ANE)
:Squeeky wheel, RUS, marker, CW, Mon 11-12-2000 2243 UTC (AB)
:Squeeky wheel, RUS, marker, CW, Sun 24-12-2000 0023 UTC (AB)
unid: 5LGs, CW, Sun 24-12-2000 2346 UTC (AB)
CH8N:
unid TR2F TR2F TR2F DE CH8N CH8N QTC 62 20 24 1912 = 505
TR2F = 5LG = CH8N K. Time is UTC+1. Duplex freq. file://3377 kHz,
CW, Sun 24-12-2000 1813 UTC (AB)
UNID: unknown 1955 FEC-A 96/170 bltns in AA, "Fej" mentioned
(09/Dec/2000) (ANE)
NCZT:
unid XOLZ DE NCZT K, CW, Sat 23-12-2000 2348 UTC (AB)
DDH3: HAMBURG MET 0648 FAX 120/576/N/800 Upper air charts
700/850hpa (25/Dec)(DW)
DDH3: Hamburg Meteo, D 2205 FAX / weather charts (06/Dec/2000)
(ANE)
: Unid German AirForce 2127 ARQ-E/85.7/160 Idling. (19 Jan) (RGA)
: Russian Navy 0052 36-50/50/250 At least 3 msgs. (13 Jan) (RGA
unid: 430 = 32 21 32 24 21 30 = 5FGs = 430, CW, Sun 24-12-2000
1839 UTC (AB)
unid: TUM2 QRJ3 QYT1 K. TUM2 QLS QYT1 K, CW, Sun 24-12-2000 2331
UTC (AB)
:Unid, , 5FGs = 497 ar, CW, Mon 25-12-2000 2007 UTC (AB)
M51: French Intel., F, BT NR 41 D 25 21:02:08 2000 BT 5LGs, CW,
Mon 25-12-2000 2000 UTC (AB)
AEM1AT: US MARS, G, wkg AEM1Am and AEM1EB, LSB, Sun
17-12-20001900 UTC (AB)
S8BD: Unid 5LGs 0013 CW (06-01-2001) (AB)
5ST: ASECNA Antan 1930 Arq-E3 48/400 Idling (28/Dec/00) (RH2)
M21: Russian Air defense, RUS, BT99?2313?8?????, CW, Tue
12-12-2000 2013 UTC (AB)
M21: Russian Air Defense RUS BT990318??8????? 0017 CW
(06-01-2001) (AB)
VLB2: 2350 AM / YL (13/Jan/2001) (Argo Sicily)
555: ENIGMA M10 2100 CW / 57x5F for 249 and 30x5F for 071
(06/Dec/2000) (ANE)
unid: 5LGs (repeated) = = 891 891 50 50 00000. Short zero, CW,
Sun 24-12-2000 0012 UTC (AB)
VAE: Canadian Coast Guard Tofino 0503 USB w/MIB.
(24/Nov/00)(MADX)
SYDNEY RADIO VIS: 0728 USB icw CRUISE CONTROL VHN633 w/ posn
report (18/Dec/00) (SD)
SYDNEY RADIO VIS: 0728 USB icw CRUISE CONTROL VHN633 w/ posn
report(18/Dec/00) (SD)
KPH: San Francisco, Ca 0059z CW KPH and ARQ/100 idle <thought
they were off??> 5 Dec [SN]
P: CHILUNG 2230 fec 100/E/170 HF NAVTEX. Nav wngs in EE. Hvy
qrm/splatter from IAR on incorrect frequency (18/Dec)(DW)
P: CHILUNG 2230 fec 100/E/170 HF Navtex. Poor copy. Nav wngs
(firing exercises) in EE. Followed by met wng (27/Dec)(DW)
IAR: ROME RADIO 2013 CW Chan free marker "IAR". Operating on
wrong frequency, this is an exclusive HF MSI freq. s/b 4210.5
(18/Dec)(DW)
A9M: Hamala Radio 2224 cw, a9m tlx + SITOR (05 Jan 01)(HPT)
XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 2015 cw, xsq + SITOR (05 Jan 01)(HPT)
LZW23: Varna Radio 2018 lzw + SITOR (05 Jan 01) (HPT)
LZW: Varna Radio BUL marker 0217 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
UFN: Novorossyisk Radio RUS marker 0217 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
IDR2: Ny Rome: 2007 ITA-2 75/R/850 mrk (05 Jan 01) (HPT)
IDR2: Roma Radio 2357 RTTY 75/850 /igj42 /igj43 /idr3 /idr8
(14/Jan/2001) (Argo Sicily)
OXZ: LYNGBY RADIO 2330 fec 100/E/170 Tfc list and svc info re
pending telex closure (27/Dec)(DW)
TAH: ISTANBUL RADIO 2003 fec 100/E/170 Wx fcst in TT (14/Dec)(DW)
IAR: Roma Radio I marker 0215 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
LZW24: Varna Radio 2018 de lzw lzw (05 Jan 01) (HPT)
IGJ42: Ny Augusta 2044 ITA-2 100/R/850 mrk (05 Jan 01)(HPT)
FUF: FN Ft de France 1405 RTTY 75/850 Test tape (24-Dec-00) (RH2)
4XZ: Haifa Radio 0003 CW / vvv de 4xz 4xz (14/Jan/2001)
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04271.0
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04280.0
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04295.0
04317.9
04343
04360
04372.0
04372.0
04393.0
04396.3
04417.0
04420.0
04440
04440.0
04441
04498.0
04500.0
04500.0
04522
04536
04555
04557.0
04557.8
04558
04560.0
04562
04567.0
04570
04574.5
04574.5
04595.4
04598
04598
WUN-v07
(Argo Sicily)
XSG: Shanghai Radio 2059 cw, cq de xsg (05 Jan 01) (HPT)
VTG: IN Mumbai IND 2144 CW Vs Marker. Ripple! (19 Jan) (RGA)
VTG4: IN Mumbai IND 2203 CW Traffic reconcilliation bcast.
(2Jan) (RGA)
VTG: Mumbai, India 1403z CW
V DE
17 Nov [SN]
UNID: Number Station 0007 AM / YL read numbers in EE
CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 2147 RTTY/75/750 Wx actuals. (19
Jan) (RGA)
FUJ: French Navy,Noumea NCL 1138 RTTY 75R/ de FYJ TESTING RYRY...
(26/Dec/2000) (Steven Costin)
SAA: KarlskronaRadio S 2205 CW Handsent QSXs. (2 Jan) (RGA)
PBC: Ny Goeree 2056 ITA-2 75/N/850 ch mrk (05 Jan 01)(HPT)
SXA34: Spatta Naval, GRC 0330 CW / VVV-marker (08/Dec/2000) (ANE)
FUE: Ny Brest 2126 ITA-2 75/R/850 ry, testing (05 Jan 01)(HPT)
NMG: USCG NEW ORLEANS 0713 FAX 120/576/N/800 Fuzzy chart. Looks
like text (25/Dec)(DW)
RLK7: ArkhangelskRadio RUS 2201 CW QSXs to 4LY. (8 Jan) (RGA)
E10: Isreali Intel., ISR, VLB2, AM, Mon 11-12-2000 2247 UTC
A9A: (net control): 2339 w/AL0, RS7 and 7IH (5/DEC/00) (RP3)
M2N: 2055 USB calling B2M w/no response. (29/NOV/00). (RP3)
CUL: Lisboa Radio 2206 USB EE/PP tfc-list + wkg. QRGs, //2693.0
khz (12 Dec. 00)(HPT)
F6X2: Slovak Military Zilina SVK 0107 MORSE/--/200 F6X2 (x3)=T4FD
(x3) AR. (13 Jan) (RGA)
unid: 0420 USB 2 EE OM in QSO talking about "changing boats" and
other personal gripes 20/Nov/2000 (RRM)
Un-ID: 20.48 ITA2 50/300 Encrypted msgs between "+++++++++++".
Headers partially unreadable but include UTS27, UTS28 etc
(07Dec00). (PT)
: CIS Military 2016 MS-5/4800/USB Cipher. (9 Jan) (RGA)
F2B & V2O: 2348 USB discussing comms equipment. Heard D3I here a
few months ago (12/NOV/00) (JLM)
: CIS Military 2204 MS-5/4800/USB Setup tones; morse opchat.
(8Jan) (RGA)
V: CISN KHIVA 2025 CW Single letter [V] HF beacon (02/Jan)(DW)
Numerous callsigns: SHARES, MARS 0100 USB SHARES 00-3 exercise
net (26/Oct/00) (RMC)
Numerous callsigns: SHARES, MARS 0100 USB SHARES 00-3 exercise
net (26/Oct/00) (RRC)
022NHQCAP: Civil Air Patrol National HQ 0347 MIL-STD 188-141A
w/sounding call. Also on 5711khz. (18/Oct/00)(MADX)
RVA: unid poss National Guard 0245 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding
call. (30/Sep/00) (MADX)
FDG: French AF Bordeaux, F, test tape, RTTY 50bd, Tue 12-12-2000
2016 UTC (AB)
FDI8: 2200 CW / vvv de fdi8 (13/Jan/2001) (Argo Sicily)
S: ENIGMA MX, SLHFB Arkhangelsk, RUS, 2155, CW, 1/Jan/2001, (ANE)
MX: Russian mil. Izhevsk, RUS, channelmarker R, CW, Mon
11-12-2000 2238 UTC (AB)
TAH: ISTANBUL RADIO 2000 fec 100/E/170 Wx forecast in EE then TT.
Not in parallel with 8431 but delayed started. 4216 not in use.
(15/Dec)(DW)
RKR74: Irkutsk Meteo 1940 FAX 120/576 clear margins, but unid
probably synop. chart. Next at 2008 (26/Dec/00)(KB)
6PXJ: [QTH?] 1353z CW "DE 6PXJ 6PXJ 6PXJ V ABYZ ABYZ ABYZ"
Dec 17, 2000 [SN]
HZN46: Jeddah Meteo SDA 2213 RTTY/100/430 (8-bit RTTY). French
airfields actuals. (2 Jan) (RGA)
: Russian Air Defence/WZD Tracker/Plotter 2215 CW Plots from
990115/8 to 990118/8 over 2 minutes. Fast moving target aircraft?
(2 Jan) (RGA)
{NOID): ENIGMA M21, 2150, russian air defence time signal "=
990051??8?????", CW, 1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
FDI22: Air Narbonne F 2219 RTTY/50/400 Bricks. (2 Jan) (RGA)
FDI8: Air Nice F 2220 CW Marker. (2 Jan) (RGA)
FDI8: French AF Nice, F, VVV marker, CW, Tue 12-12-2000 2213
Pagina 55
04610
04619.5
04625
04637
04659
04700
04718
04721
04724
04724
04724.0
04742
04742.0
04742.0
04742.0
04742.0
04747.5
04777.5
04780.0
04798
04798
04800.0
04836.0
04836.0
04836.0
04837.0
04840.0
04841
04841
04867.0
04886.5
WUN-v07
UTC(AB)
GFA22: Bracknell Meteo 0436 FAX 120/576 w/chart.
(3/Dec/00)(MADX)
RETAI: Guarda Civil GEMALPI, ESP 1927 RTTY 50/850 msg to other GC
stations, op chat in USB (07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
S28: Russian Mil. Moscow area, RUS, Buzzer, AM, Mon 11-12-2000
2246 UTC (AB)
XPH: Polytone station, RUS, 876 1 + 5FGs, AM, Tue 12-12-2000 2140
UTC (AB)
CQ466,907: M53 (N.Korea), 1505z (17-12-2000) CW 5F (IB)
1KZDJANKOVIC: Polish KFOR Net 1906 ALE/USB Calls 1KZSDKACANIK. (8
Jan) (RGA)
RESCUE 51: RAF Nimrod a/c 0740 USB wkg KINLOSS RESCUE. At 0744,
KINLOSS RESUCE clg RESCUE 193.(2/Jan/01) (MADX)
TROUT 99: USAF Chief of Staff C-135C 0533 USB wkg ANDREWS w/pp to
Andrews CP. TROUT 99 stated that he was carrying a CSAF (Chief of
Staff US Air Force) Support Van and asked for the active runway.
(24/Nov/00) (MADX)
ANDREWS: 0647 USB w/28-character EAM (IHO2S7...) /6712/6739/8992/
9025/11175/13200/15016/(19/Nov/00) (MADX)
LAJES: 0652 USB w/22-character EAM (75WKUG). (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
Elmendorf Global: GHFS 0711 USB / with phone patch for King 23.
(15Dec.2000) (Midwest USA)
LMBJ: Unid british mil., 2124, USB, radio check w/ARCHITECT (RAF
Strike Cmd), 18/Aug/2000. (CK)
Architect: (RAF Flight Watch Center): 0249 USB w/Ascot 3221 (RAF
Tristar ZE-704, 216 Sqdn RAF Brize Norton) who reports passing
checkpoint 234 at 0225Z and ETA Brize Norton of 0635Z. Selcal
check (LM-BJ). (10/DEC/00)(RP3)
Architect: (RAF Flight Watch Center): 2233 USB w/Skywatch
(unidentified) in radio checks. (7/DEC/00) (RP3)
Architect: 0509 USB w/Ascot 3220 (RAF Tristar ZE-704, 216 Sqdn
RAF Brize Norton-not heard) w/wx for undisclosed location and
selcal check (LM-BJ) (8/DEC/00) (RP3)
Cyprus Flightwatch: 0436 USB clg ARCHITECT for radio check,
answered twice but apparently Cyprus couldn't hear ARCHITECT
20/Nov/2000 (RRM)
HIGH VOLTAGE & LANCER 02 with "spare groups": 0242 USB
(08/DEC/00) (JLM)
IMB51: Rome Meteo 0440 FAX sfc analysis (5/Dec/00)(KB)
MDI: (Military Department of Indiana) ERN GOLDEN PIRATE (Net
Control) called: 81st TROOP COMMAND ANDERSON ANGOLA CAMP
ATTERBURY BEDFORD BLOOMINGTON BLUFFTON BOSWELL COLUMBUS
CRAWFORDSVILLE EVANSVILLE FORT WAYNE GREENCASTLE HAMMOND JASPER
KOKOMO LAFAYETTE LEBANON LOGANSPORT MADISON MARION MICHIGAN CITY
MUNCIE NEW CASTLE NOBLESVILLE PLYMOUTH REMINGTON RICHMOND
ROCKVILLE SEYMOUR SHELBYVILLE SOUTH BEND TELL CITY TERRE HAUTE
TYNDALL ARMORY VINCENNES 1300-1310 LSB (13/SEP/00) (JLM)
: Unid German AirForce 2154 ARQ-E/85.7/150 Idling. (19 Jan) (RGA)
: Unid Prob German AF 2031 ARQ-E/85.7/160 Betas. (9 Jan) (RGA)
3 ROMEO: calling 5 YANKEE on WING COMMAND frequency 0145 USB
moved here from 9261.5 (03/DEC/00)(JLM)
3MP: Lithuanian MIL, LTU, 0453 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling VB1A
(23Dec00) (LDO)
VB1A: Lithuanian MIL, LTU, 0456 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling 3MP
(23Dec00) (LDO)
VR5: Lithuanian MIL, LTU, 0346 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling NR5M
(23Dec00) (LDO)
RVA: 0052 USB ALE (03/DEC/00) (JLM)
O9Y: 0220 USB ALE. SITE 1, NG Relay station at McConnellsburg,
PA heard here in USB voice late last year. (15/NOV/00) (JLM)
OWP: Unid Danish Military 1610 ALE/USB Calls OWE/RDAF Karup.
(10Jan) (RGA)
OWP: Unid Danish Military 1610 ALE/USB Calls OWE/RDAF Karup.
(10Jan) (RGA)
LRF: 0132 USB ALE (03/DEC/00) (JLM)
DUST: Unid 0248 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(30/Sep/00)(MADX)
Pagina 56
WUN-v07
04924.5 LRF: 1438 USB ALE (22/NOV/00) (JLM)
04944
8HGP : Unid 2041 DFSK/MORSE/UNID/300/400 Morse opchat in chan B
'bkbkbk 8HGP kkkk' Unid 300 bps data in chan a. (9 Jan) (RGA)
04954.4 71B: UK CCF Milecom Stn Somerset G 1509 PACKET/300/170 Long
personal messages. (5 Jan) (RGA)
04991
PANTHER: DEA Nassau 0241 USB wkg 03C: USCG HH-60J #6003 on SIERRA
BRAVO. After radio check, units switched to "PANTHER ALPHA".
(15/Dec/00)(MADX)
04996
RWM: Time Signal Moskow, RUS, 2140, CW, 23/Aug/2000. (CK)
05000
YVTO: Time Station Caracas Venezuela 0102 AM w/SS announcement at
each minute. (12/Nov/00) (MADX)
05027
450: M07 (Czech Intel), 0223z (30-12-2000) CW 5F (IB)
05052
JJV56: Japanese station, 0951z (15-12-2000) CW (IB)
05056
Unid 2014 REVS/48.5/400 Revs only.(13 Jan) (RGA)
05064
9MB13: Georgetown Naval, Pennang, MLA, 1820, V-marker "VVV VVV
VVV 9MB 13/19", CW, 1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
05064
9MB: MN Georgetown MLA 2103 CW V(s) 9MB13/19. (21 Dec) (RGA)
05064
9MB: MN Penang MLA 1907 CW Marker. (6 Jan) (RGA)
05064.0 9MB: MN GEORGETOWN 1532 CW Marker "vvv 9MB 13/19" (21/Dec)(DW)
05075
FDG: FAF Bordeaux F 2106 RTTY/50/350 Bricks. (21 Dec) (RGA)
05085
WWFV: Radio Station WWFV 0000 RTTY 45.45/170 www.wwfv.net
Hearing Impaired Broadcast (08/Jan/2001)(Peter Taggart)
05087.2 WWFV: SWBS-McCaysville, GA 2257 Baudot 45/170n with RYs, ID and
then into The Book of Matthew Bible verses.
(11Jan.2001) (Midwest USA)
05091
: Unid Illicit 2138 AM YL with 5LGs. (4 Jan) (RGA)
05100
: Unid FAX 1923 FAX/120/576 Scratchy pic. Unable to determine
whether Melbourne or Beijing. (6 Jan) (RGA)
05100.0 AXM33: CANBERRA MET 1538 FAX 120/576/N/800 Weak chart (end of)
(21/Dec)(DW)
05108
---: Moscow Meteo 1552 FAX 120/576 500 hPa analysis, alternating
clear and blurred periods (7/Dec/00)(KB)
05120
015: unid 0742 MIL-STD 188-141A clg 001: unid. (24/Nov/00) (MADX)
05120
OWC: Unid Danish Military 1638 ALE/USB Calls OWD/RDAF Vaerlose.
(10 Jan) (RGA)
05120
OWC: Unid Danish Military 1846 ALE/USB Calls OWI. Repeats call
on 4841. (8 Jan) (RGA)
05120
OWC: Unid Danish Military 1846 ALE/USB Calls OWI. Repeats call on
4841. (8 Jan) (RGA)
05120
OWD: Danish Mil 0741 MIL-STD 188-141A clg OWP: Danish Mil.
(24/Nov/00) (MADX)
05122.5 : CIS Military 2139 81-81/81/200 Cipher. (4 Jan) (RGA)
05123
DOC: 0336 USB Ch. 2 "I will come down and have a listen at 8:30
(2030) over, say hi to mum there" ZKG2001 (unheard) ZKG21
AUCKLAND is clear good evening (29/Dec/00)(NJ)
05140.0 260: ENIGMA M23 1900 CW / "260" repeated for 11 min then off
(07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05150
VTK2: Tuticorin Naval, IND, 1825, V-marker "VVV VTK 2/3/4",
CW,1/Jan/2001 (ANE)
05153.0 ---: UNID 1913 RTTY 50/R/250 Tfc in online encrypt. Slow opr sigs
with hdr? 3sc? "UTT27 rwr p/s 21 21:20 wr UTS28" before further
tfc. Ends "nil k" and offair (21/Dec)(DW)
05153.9 MX: Russian navy Arkhangelsk, RUS, cluster beacon S, CW, Sun
17-12-2000 0030 UTC (AB)
05155
E18: EE/YL, , 307 number 140 group 088 + 5FGs, LSB, Thu
14-12-2000 2200 UTC (AB)
05170
E10: Israeli Intel ISR SYN2 2148 AM (05-01-2001)
05170
SYN2: ENIGMA E10, ISR(?), 1545, no msg, AM, 1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
05171
SYN2: Unid Illicit 1951 USB YL in EE repeating SYN2 then offair.
Freq is approximate. (6 Jan) (RGA)
05192
YKRG: Unid, 1032z (30-12-2000) CW (IB)
05194
UNID: 1000 USB w/ANDVT pulses. (19/Sep/00) (MADX)
05197.5 1KZDJANKOVIC: POL-MIL KFOR Jankovicz, Kosovo, 0602 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A to OPERACYJNYPKW (07Dec00)(LDO)
05197.5 1KZSDKACANIK: POL-MIL KFOR Kacanik, Kosovo, 0606 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A to 1KZPRC2 (07Dec00)(LDO)
05197.5 OPERACYJNYPKW: POL-MIL Warszawa, POL, 1803 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A
to 1KZDJANKOVIC (09Dec00)(LDO)
Pagina 57
WUN-v07
05213
FDI8: Nice Air, F, 1833, V-marker, CW, 1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
05213.0 FDI8: FAF NICE 1935 CW Marker "vvv de FDI8 ar" (21/Dec)(DW)
05219.0 UNID: UNID 0415 RTTY 75/170 Unable decode! Logged previously at
this time! (24-Dec-00) (RH2)
05230
CIO2: ENIGMA E10, ISR(?), 1545, no msg, AM, 1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
05236.0 AFA1NY:, USAF MARS: 2110 USB (16/NOV/00) (JLM)
05236.0 Numerous callsigns: SHARES, MARS 0100 USB SHARES 00-3 exercise
net (26/Oct/00) (RMC)
05236.0 Numerous callsigns: SHARES, MARS 0100 USB SHARES 00-3 exercise
net (26/Oct/00) (RRC)
05246.0 ---: UNID 2301 CW Continuous string of V's then "ar" and offair
(22/Dec)(DW)
05257.4 FDI22: French AF Narbonne 0334 BAUDOT 50/360 w/test tape.
(18/Oct/00) (MADX)
05261
UNID: French Military 0508 USB Thomson CSF Systeme 3000 in both
STANAG 4285 PSK and with 8-TONE MFSK (ALE/Synch) mode.
(19/Oct/00) (MADX)
05261
UNID: French Military 0508 USB Thomson CSF Systeme 3000 in both
STANAG 4285 PSK and with 8-TONE MFSK (ALE/Synch) mode.
(19/Oct/00) (MADX)
05298.0 3MP: UNID 2036 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng VB1A
(21/Dec)(DW)
05298.0 4MP: UNID 1836 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng VB1 VR5
(22/Dec)(DW)
05298.0 4MP: UNID 2002 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng VB1A
(21/Dec)(DW)
05298.0 TN1: UNID 1957 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng 4MP (21/Dec)(DW)
05298.0 VB1A: UNID 1957 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng 4MP
(21/Dec)(DW)
05300.0 ALPHA 4 BRAVO: calling CHARLIE 8 DELTA 0032 USB (15/NOV/00) (JLM)
05310
VDE: ENIGMA M29, 0700, 35x5F grps, CW, 1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
05311.5 Unid 1956 ARQ-E/46.2/160 Prob German Military. (6 Jan) (RGA)
05320
:Unid Foxes Stn 2112 RTTY/75/840 Parallel to/night freq of the
mystery foxes stn on 19530. (21 Dec) (RGA)
05320.0 A3GM: Hellenic Navy Ag.Paraskevi 0620 USB / voice tfc to LS1E,
Frigate Ydra (30/Dec/2000) (Phidias Bourlas (PL))
05320.0 UNID: unknown 1915 RTTY 75/400 cont. foxes, no id or callsign
(09/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05322
FDG: Bordeaux Air, F, 1855, V-marker, CW, 1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
05322.5 FDI22: Narbonne Air, F 1850 CW / VVV-marker (08/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05325
FDG: AF Bordeaux 2156 CW, vvv de fdg ar (15/Dec/00) (MJ)
05336
AF2B: Unid 1833 ALE/USB Calls AF7Q. (19 Jan) (RGA)
05342
MX: Russian navy Khiva, UZB, marker 'V', CW, Tue 26-12-2000 0106
UTC (AB)
05342.5 GHCT: Unid east european mil, 1555, tfc to SUYY etc,
CW,1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
05343
GLENAN: Prob French Customs in Bretagne 1032 ALE/USB Calls MOLENE
on 5343 and 8165. (19 Jan) (RGA)
05353.5 : Unid Guardia Civil SPA ARQ/100/380 Selcall XXXX Only.
(13 Jan)(RGA)
05367.0 WCC: Chatham, Ma 0058z CW and ARQ/100 idle <thought they
were off, ??> 7 Dec [SN]
05371.0 E5: uncertain 1900 USB / The Counting Station, id 260, 123x3/2f
(09/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05376
FJQ2: CIS Military 2141 CW To KJTP: zst srq zfs qyt9.
(4 Jan)(RGA)
05383
ZKHQ: 2021 USB, clg ZKCT17 for radio check-in also ZKCT 33, ZKCT
35, ZKCT 41 (12/Dec/00) (NJ)
05383
ZKHQ: 2021 USB, clg ZKCT17 for radio check-in also ZKCT 33, ZKCT
35,ZKCT 41 (12/Dec/00) (NJ)
05399.6 Gantsec: (CG Greater Antilles Sectgion, PR): 0312 USB w/Herk 01
(HC-130 #1501 CGAS Elizabeth City) relaying information on vessel
(possibly in distress) w/2 POB and no known UHF radio. Herk 01 is
standing by.(10/DEC/00) (RP3)
05399.6 Gantsec: (CG Greater Antilles Section, PR): 0232 USB w/unheard
unit establishing radio guard. Gantsec tells unit to try comms on
the 101 (STACOM) and to keep 5399.6 as primary HF freq. ANDVT
also on this freq. (4/DEC/00) (RP3)
Pagina 58
WUN-v07
05399.6 Gantsec: 2304 USB calling CG 1718 in the clear. Some ANDVT noted
here. (14/DEC/00) (RP3)
05399.6 L2V: unknown USB wkg GANTSEC in clear and ANDVT 19/Nov/2000 (RRM)
05399.6 L2V: unknown USB wkg GANTSEC in clear and ANDVT over a seperate
ANDVT QSO 18/Nov/2000 (RRM)
05399.6 UNID: (probably GANTSEC) 0440 USB wkg unknown station (probably
USCG aircraft or cutter) in ANDVT 26/Nov/2000 (RRM)
05399.6 W0B: 0002 USB w/R5Y in radio checks (8/DEC/00) (RP3)
05403.0 AAR3NAA: ( MARS, Wilmington DE)(5/DEC/00) (RP3)
05410
GR1GPL: GP1 Oil Pipeline ALG 1712 ALE/USB Sounds. (6 Jan) (RGA)
05410
VDE: ENIGMA M29, 1330, 35x5F grps, CW, 1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
05418
DD1: Unid 1914 ALE/USB Sounds (5 Jan) (RGA)
05430
: CIS Military 1731 81-81/81/240 Differential revs; opchat (no
decode); Several failed cipher starts at 40.5 bps. Enters cipher
at 81bps 1748z. (6 Jan) (RGA)
05433.0 E3: uncertain 1900 USB / Lincolnshire Poacher, id 11245
(09/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05435
ART: ENIGMA E10, ISR(?), 1600, AM, 1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
05435
ART: Unid Illicit 2001 USB YL in EE repeating ART. Prob same YL
as was on 5171/SYN2. (Sounds like). (6 Jan) (RGA)
05435.5 Unid 2013 UNID/???/120 Very brief fast data bursts at m+24 and
m+44. Appears to shift freq slightly between bursts.(6 Jan)(RGA)
05442
FDC: AF Metz 2200 CW, vvv de fdc ar (15/Dec/00) (MJ)
05446.5 FDC: Metz Air, F, 1607, V-marker, CW, 1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
05448
S30: Russian mil. Rostov-Volvograd area, RUS, Pip, CW, Sun
03-12-2000 1319 UTC (AB)
05448.0 FDG: FAF BORDEAUX 2241 CW Marker "vvv de FDG ar" (22/Dec)(DW)
05450
MVU: RAF Volmet 0532 USB w/aviation wx. (7/Jan/01) (MADX)
05450.0 -: ENIGMA S30 ("The Pip" 1544 CW / xmission ended @1356
(26/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05450.0 MVU: RAF VOLMET 0415 USB / aviation wx FF/computer voice
(09/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05465
MX: Russian mil. Izhevsk, RUS, Channelmarker R, CW, Tue
12-12-2000 2055 UTC (AB)
05465
MX: Russian mil. Izhevsk, RUS, channelmarker R, CW, Sun
17-12-2000 0035 UTC (AB)
05465.6 R: ENIGMA MX, SLHFB Ustinov, RUS, 1609, CW, 1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
05465.8 R: CISN UNID ? 2246 CW Single letter [R] HF beacon (22/Dec)(DW)
05465.8 R: Poss Russian Navy 2015 CW Prob Submarine bcast marker.
(6 Jan)(RGA)
05466.0 MX: Ustinov Naval, RUS 1902 CW / "R" SLHFM (09/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05476
DWO3: Unid east european mil, 1747, wkg 4QKX etc., CW,
1/Jan/2001.(ANE)
05500
:Unid Colombian Navy 0142 CLOVER-2000 in tfc. (27/Sep/00) (MADX)
05501
MQOA: Unid 0742 CW vvv cq de mqoa ..-..=nr41 time 1534. Each
item repeated 5 times. (05 Jan) (IB)
05505
EIP: Shannon VOLMET 0540 USB w/aviation wx. (24/Nov/00) (MADX)
05505.0 EIP: Shannon Aeradio, IRE 1901 USB / VOLMET broadcast
(09/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05598
SPEEDBIRD 2252: 0540 USB wkg New York w/selcal chk. Air France
381: 0541 USB wkg Gander w/selcal chk (HP-LM). MARTINIQUE 912:
0544 USB wkg SANTA MARIA: "You are cleared to decend to 340.
Please confirm that you are leaving 350 for 340."
(24/Nov/00) (MADX)
05600.0 6PXJ: QTH? 1003z CW
DE 6PXJ 6PXJ V ABYZ ABYZ ABYZ
Parallel to 6785 2 Dec [SN]
05637
ASTYPALAIA: Astylapaia Airfield [LGPL], GRC, 0845, USB, wkg
DIAGORAS (=Rodos [LGRP], GRC) departure time for SX-AKP light
aircraft, 27/Aug/2000. (CK)
05637.0 MALTA: Malta ATC 0629 USB / wkg ATHINA RADIO (Athens ATC, GRC)
for radio check (24/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05638
YRA: Bucharest Aero, ROM, 0556, V-marker, CW, 1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
05638.0 YRA: Bucharest Aero, ROM 0633 CW / test msg: "= VVV DE YRA YRA
AR" (06/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05638.0 YRR: Bucharest Aero, ROM 0618 CW / VVV-marker by hand
(24/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05680.0 GFF: KINLOSS RESCUE 2123 USB / wkg helicopter RESCUE-AC
(08/Dec/2000) (ANE)
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05680.0 KINLOSS RESCUE: RCC Kinloss, G 1945 USB / clg RESCUE-177 for
radio check (24/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05680.0 Kinloss Rescue: 0404 USB w/Rescue 51 (unidentified-probable helo)
(30/NOV/00)
05680.0 RESCUE-51: RAF Nimrod MR2 1945 USB / wkg KINLOSS RESCUE
(08/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05680.0 Rescue 51: (Nimrod from St Mawgan) is out to the NE of Ireland,
around 55N13W, and Rescue 122 (Sea King from Valley) is either
out there or on his way. I don't know what the emergency is, I
can only hear Kinloss at the moment. 12/Dec/00 (PT)
05687
STRIKER 67: 0833 USB, wkg AIRFORCE AUCKLAND request TAF YAMB
(Amberley) for 0925 (12/Dec/00) (NJ)
05687 SABRE 1: RAAF F-111 0904 USB, clg AIRFORCE SYDNEY, TTF YAMB
(Amberley) for 0900 when available [AIRFORCE SYDNEY requested
change to 5687 from 8974, SABRE 1 to call again 40 minutes for
TTF] (13/Dec/00)
05687 STRIKER 67: 0833 USB, wkg AIRFORCE AUCKLAND request TAF YAMB
(Amberley) for 0925 (12/Dec/00) (NJ)
05688.4 BT9P: is working CWL1 CONVOY with airfield wx reports and working
individual units, eg CWL91. Training flight? 12/Dec/00 (PT)
05696
UNID: USCG Aircraft USB / (27/Dec/2000) (Andrew Mueller)
05696
1500: USCG HC-130H 0031 USB wkg CAMSLANT w/"flight ops normal."
(18/Sep/00) (MADX)
05696
1719: USCG HC-130H7 (CGAS Clearwater) 0931 USB wkg CAMSLANT
w/flight ops normal. (6/Oct/00) (MADX)
05696
6001: USCG HH-60J 0830 USB wkg CAMSLANT. "On short final for crew
swap at Williamston NC." (28/Sep/00)(MADX)
05696
CAMSLANT: 1740 USB wkg 2131 USCG HU-25C (CGAS Miami) and 2128
USCG HU-25A (CGAS Miami).(1/Jan/01) (MADX)
05696
CAMSLANT: 1740 USB wkg 2131 USCG HU-25C (CGAS Miami) and 2128:
USCG HU-25A (CGAS Miami).(1/Jan/01) (MADX)
05696
CAMSPAC: Point Reyes 0700 USB clg RESCUE 6016 USCG HH-60J #6016
(CGAS San Diego). (19/Nov/00) (MADX)
05696
COMSTA KODIAK: 0601 USB wkg 6017: USCG HH-60J (CGAS Kodiak)
w/flight ops and position. (1/Jan/01)(MADX)
05696
RESCUE 6042: USCG HH-60J 0715 USB wkg COAST GUARD GROUP WOODS
HOLE. "Flight ops normal, osition 4118N 06838W. Be advised, we
have completed our VS at minute 10, and started our PS."
(3/Dec/00) (MADX)
05696.0 CG 1717: (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater): 0435 USB w/Camslant in radio
check. (12/DEC/00) (RP3)
05696.0 CG 1718: (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater): 2250 USB w/Camslant
Chesapeake (14/DEC/00) (RP3)
05696.0 CG 6026: (H-60, CGAS Elizabeth City): 1454 USB
w/Camslant(30/NOV/00) (RP3)
05696.0 Fighting Tiger 751: (P-3C, VP-8 NAS Brunswick): 2252 USB
w/Camslant w/request for pp. Camslant switches them to 8980.
(12/DEC/00) (RP3)
05725.5 :NATO aeronautical net USB Alligator info, radar tracks,
general traffic. (22 1900z OCT 2000).(CK)
05725.5 NATO aeronautical net 1900 SSB Alligator info, radar tracks,
general traffic. (22/Oct/00) (CK)
05726
: NATO Air Defence Data 2145 LINK-11/1364/USB Tadil.
(4 Jan)(RGA)
05726
:NATO Air Defence 2120 LINK-11/1364/USB 'Tadil'. (21 Dec) (RGA)
05750.0 ARIS: Coast Guard Piraeus, GRC 0702 USB / radio check with net
(07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05750.0 YKT: Katakolo CG, GRC 1702 USB / clg ARIS (Coast Guard HQ, GRC)
(11/Dec/2000) (ANE)
05756
4XML: unid easter european, 2130, V-marker clg DFR7,
CW,1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
05757.0 RFFX: France 16.26 ARQ-E 72/400 DECOLTRANS UN with svc tfc to
RFFEDFG/DECOLTRANS DEUX on UGF cct (12Dec00). (PT)
05765.0 RFFXCCS: France 16.33 ARQ-E 72/400 Svc tfc to RFFXCFE on UEF cct
(12Dec00). (PT)
05776
UTC (AB)
05786
BATZ: Ile de Batz, France 0040 MIL-STD 188-141A clg HOUAT: Ile de
Pagina 60
05786
05786.0
05788
05789
05792
05820
05841.0
05841.0
05851.5
05852.0
05857.5
05881.9
05882
05887.5
05887.5
05887.5
06227
06227
06227
06227
06316
06316.0
06317
06321
06322
06322.0
06326.5
06329.5
06329.5
06330
06330.5
06342
06342
06348
06359.0
06360.0
06378
06379
06379
06379.0
06408.7
WUN-v07
Houat, France. At 1043, MOLENE: Ile de Molene, France clg GROIX:
Ile de Groix. At 1052, MOLENE clg BATZ. (4/Jan/01) (MADX)
GLENAN: Prob French Customs in Bretagne 1022 ALE/USB Calls MOLENE
on 5786 and 7512. (19 Jan) (RGA)
BATZ: UNID 0845 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng HOUAT
(04/Jan)(DW)
VUWE: Rus. AirDefense, 0404z (19-12-2000) CW (IB)
6J1Z: Unid 0038 CW vvv 6j1z=qsa? k. (18 Jan) (IB)
8195: Unid, 0100z (29-12-2000) CW 5F (IB)
OXGR: Russian AirDefense 0808 CW r t26833747t8. r t27833773t9. r
t278332771t.... (18 Jan) (IB)
Herk 17: (HC-130 # 1717, CGAS Clearwater): 2326 USB calling
Panther on "Bravo" freq w/no response. (5/DEC/00)(RP3)
Panther: (DEA, Bahamas): 0356 USB w/CG 32C (30/NOV/00) (RP3)
DUST: UNID 0046 USB ALE. USB frequencies with DUST 4886.5,
5851.5, 6911.5, 7361.5, 9124.0 & 10670.5.(21/NOV/00) (JLM)
HSP: 0050 USB ALE (21/NOV/00) (JLM)
HLL: Seoul Meteo 1525 FAX weak in noise, wide black margins
discernable, / /9165 kHz (7/Dec/00)(KB)
(NOID): Bucharest Meteo, ROM, 1345, aero meteo, RTTY 50/400,
1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
Bucharest Meteo 1410 RTTY 50 wx for Romanian airports
(26/Dec/00)(KB)
---: Bucharest Meteo 1535 RTTY 50 synops from OKPR, broadcast
interference (7/Dec/00)(KB)
IMB2: Rome Meteo, I 0640 RTTY 50/850 aviation wx
(07/Dec/2000)(ANE)
IMB32: Rome Meteo 1420 RTTY 50 aviation wx. IMB31/3172.5 also
active, but too weak at this time(26/Dec/00)(KB)
POLICE VESSEL VAN DIEMEN: 2147 USB clg TELSTRA RADIO w/ radio
check which was answered by EDEN RADIO who had him l & c
(26/Dec/00) (SD)
SYDNEY RADIO VIS: 0850 USB clg TELSTRA RADIO w/ Sydney to Hobart
Yacht Race 2000 tuning call w/ chit chat (26/Dec/00) (SD)
POLICE VESSEL VAN DIEMEN: 2147 USB clg TELSTRA RADIO w/ radio
check which was answered by EDEN RADIO who had him l & c
(26/Dec/00) (SD)
SYDNEY RADIO VIS: 0850 USB clg TELSTRA RADIO w/ Sydney to Hobart
Yacht Race 2000 tuning call w/ chit chat(26/Dec/00) (SD)
UFN: Novorossiisk Radio: cw, ufn + SITOR (05 Jan 01) (HPT)
WLO: Mobile Radio USA marker 0211 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
UIW: Kalinigrad Radio 0412 CW w/call tape "DE UIW KLD" plus ARQ
free idle. (31/Dec/00) (MADX)
ZSC: Cape Town, South Africa 0301z CW ID and ARQ/100 idle Dec
17, 2000 [SN]
SAB326: Goetheborg Radio cw, sab + SITOR (05 Jan 01) (HPT)
VCT: Tors Cove Radio CAN marker 0159 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
8PO: BridgetownRadio BRB 2154 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (4 Jan) (RGA)
: CIS Navy/Military 2151 36-50/50/250 At least 3 msgs.
(4 Jan)(RGA)
: CIS Navy/Military 2151 36-50/50/250 At least 3 msgs.
(4 Jan)(RGA)
FUE: French Navy Brest 0706 RTTY/150/780 w/test tape.
(1/Jan/01)(MADX)
PBC: Goeree Naval, HOL 1845 RTTY 75/850 CARB fleet bcast
(07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
237673000: Coast Guard Piraeus, GRC 0655 DSC 100/170 alert msg,
req. J3E RT on 5750 kHz (07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
4XZ: Israeli Navy Haifa 0343 CW w/call tape. (31/Dec/00) (MADX)
4XZ: Israeli Navy Haifa ISR VVV 0010 CW (06-01-2001) (AB)
M22: 4XZ. Israeli Navy tel Aviv, ISR, VVV marker, CW, Tue
12-12-2000 2048 UTC (AB)
4XZ: Haifa Naval, ISR 1643 CW / V-marker (07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
ZSO: SAN Durban 0611 MFSK 54.50
(11/Jan/01) (RH2)
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WUN-v07
06415.0 7TF4: Bufarik Radio, ALG 0421 USB / CQ marker (09/Dec/2000) (ANE)
06415.0 SXA35: Greek Ny Spatta 1510 CW / V-marker (26/Dec/2000) (ANE)
06415.0 SXA35: Spatta Naval, GRC 1640 CW / V-marker, using wrong c/s
SXA32 (07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
06427: VCS: Halifax Radio CAN marker 0208 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
06446
VTG4/5/6/7: Indian Navy, 0039z (21-12-2000) CW 3L (IB)
06449.7 PWX33: BN Brazilia 0422 RTTY 75/850Wx & Navarea V Wngs (24Dec-00) (RH2)
06459.5 UVA Gelendzik R., RUS, 0523, CW, marker: "CQ CQ CQ DE UVA UVA
QSW/QSX 6459.5/6279.5 12729/12553 16930/16737 K",
24/Aug/2000. (CK)
06467.0 LFI: Rogaland R., NOR 1840 CW/SITOR 100/170 CW marker and SITOR
tuning signal (07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
06496.4 CFH: CF Halifax 0433 Fax 120/576 Weak signal & poor chart!
(24-dec-00) (RH2)
06496.5 CFH: CANFORCES Halifax 1944 BAUDOT 75/810 w/meteo tfx.
(3/Dec/00)(MADX)
06501
NMN: USCG CAMSLANT 0625 USB wkg Z4I: prob USCG Cutter.
(24/Nov/00) (MADX)
06513
VFF: Canadian Coast Guard Iqaluit 0110 USB w/MIB.
(5/Nov/00)(MADX)
06604
GANDER: Gander Aero, CAN, 0457, VOLMET xmission, USB,
1/Jan/2001.(ANE)
06604
WSY70: New York VOLMET 0609 USB w/aviation wx. /3485/
(24/Nov/00)(MADX)
06604.0 NEW YORK: N.Y. Aero, USA (WSY70) 0610 USB / VOLMET broadcast
(11/Dec/2000) (CK)
06604.0 VFG: Gander Radio 2258 USB E Volmet, ID (05 Jan 01) (HPT)
06604.0 WSY70: New York Volmet 2300 USB E ID, TA, Volmet(05 Jan 01) (HPT)
06671.0 Lifter 99: (C-17, 437TH AMW, Charleston AFB SC): 0018 USB calling
Turbo 82 (KC-135R 22nd ARW, McConnell AFB, KS) w/no response.
(8/DEC/00) (RP3)
06697
B0D: unid RAF 0549 wkg MKL: RAF Kinloss. "Please relay to station
9LY: "ETA EGQK (Kinloss) 0600z." At 0557,B8I: unid RAF wkg MKL:
Kinloss w/"request close down." (24/Nov/00) (MADX)
06697
MKL: RAF Kinloss 0122 USB wkg N0Z: unid. "Standby for new RATT
message" then into 75/850 LINK-14.(1/Nov/00) (MADX)
06697
OUTCLASS: EAM Bcast 0407 USB 7533UA. H+07/h+37 activity.
(5 Jan)(JH)
06697
QUOTABLE: 0137 USB w/end of EAM. At 0138, up with 27-character
(not 26) EAM (GPH2P3). (11/Oct/00)(MADX)
06697
SNOW DROP: EAM Bcast 0615 USB NUMKZQ. H+14/h+44
activity.(20/Dec/00) (JH)
06697
TOP NOTCH: EAM Bcast 0707 USB 75G6AE. TOP NOTCH assumed. Faded
into noise. H+07/h+37 activity.
06721.0 AFI 2: McClellan AFB 0223z USB
McClellan, out
26 Nov[SN]
06722.0 UNID: UNID 0437 Arq-M2 144/0 Single tone on Mark only!
(24-Dec-00) (RH2)
06723.0 UNID: 2245 USB / OPNS for NAS Brunswick-TTY (27/Dec/2000)
(Andrew Mueller)
06724
:unid RTTY 75/850 digi signal last couple of days. Signal strong
in Boston, MA area. decode on Code 3. . (10/Sep/2000)(HL)
06733.0 IDR: Italian Ny Rome 1540 USB / clg DAGGER-88, also CRATT 75/850
(26/Dec/2000) (ANE)
06739.0 Thule: 0049 USB w/EAM (preamble missed). (12/DEC/00) (RP3)
06754
CHR: CANFORCE VOLMET Trenton 0522 USB w/aviation wx.
(24/Nov/00)(MADX)
06758
MKL: RAF Maritime Command, G, 0500, TAFFS, CW, 1/Jan/2001. (ANE)
06759
MKL: RAF Northwood G 1420 UNID/75/850 Cipher. file://23238.
(13Jan) (RGA)
06765.6 90KNY: (KNY90) NTCN, Arlington, VA 1901 USB ALE.
(21/NOV/00)(JLM)
06779
Unid: unid, 0424z (30-12-2000) CW 5F (IB)
06785.0 6PXJ: QTH? 0945z CW
DE 6PXJ 6PXJ V ABYZ ABYZ ABYZ
Parallel to 5600 2 Dec [SN]
06788.5 no-call: MFA Belgrade, YUG 1058 20-tone PSK system, receiving
tfc. from UNID embassy (27Dec00)(LDO)
Pagina 62
06793
06809
06815.0
06837
06844.5
06845.0
06847.5
06848
06866
06875.0
06877
06877
06881
06890
06904.0
06910.0
06911.5
06912
06912
06912
06912
06924
06946
06966
06967
06980
06980
06980
06997.0
07038.9
07039.9
07330
07375
07375
07419.5
07433
07465
WUN-v07
M13: 458 = 195 20 = 5FGs = 000 Message sent twice, CW, Mon
11-12-2000 2300 UTC (AB)
FC8FEM: FEMA Region 8 0150 MIL-STD 188-141A ALE w/sounding call.
(27/Sep/00) (MADX)
ICI07: MRSC Ancona 0728 USB, E/I clg. ICI 11 for r/ch
(14 Dec.00)(HPT)
FDG: FAF Bordeaux 0415 BAUDOT 50/810 w/"voyez le brick" test
tape. (2/Dec/00) (MADX)
FDC: Metz Air, F, 2146, CW, V-marker, 23/Aug/2000. (CK)
HFB: UNID British MIL/DIPLO, 0645 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding
(14Dec00) (LDO)
NSY: USN Sigonella, I, 0515, USB, AFN programming relay/ feeder,
24/Aug/2000 (CK)
UTC (AB)
UNID: 0803 CW w/32wpm "345"(x3) then "TTTTT" (cut 0). QRT at 0804
w/no tfc. Ident, anyone? (2/Jan/01)(MADX)
FDI22: Narbonne Air, F 1730 CW / VVV-marker (12/Dec/2000) (ANE)
: CIS Navy/Military 2147 36-50/36/200 Revs. Idling. (4 Jan) (RGA)
: CIS Navy/Military 2147 36-50/36/200 Revs. Idling.(4 Jan) (RGA)
NNN0MUA: 2128 PACTOR-1/100/200 WKG NNN0WPT w/BBS system.
(2/Jan/01) (MADX)
---: Moscow Meteo 1552 FAX 120/576 500 hPa analysis, isoline
captures partly readable, / /5108 (7/Dec/00)(KB)
Dragnet Uniform: Unconfirmed E-3 AWACS Plane 1640 Link-11 /
working Coffin Corner here and on 364.200 MHz AM mode.
UNID: UNID 0440 Arq-M2 144/0 Single tone on Mark only!
(24-Dec-00) (RH2)
DUST: unid 0807 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call. Also at 0853,
0938, 1023, 1153, 1239 and 1409. (19/Nov/00)(MADX)
E10: Mossad Numbers Station 0119 w/KPA2. QRT at 0120.
(1/Nov/00)(MADX)
E10: Mossad Numbers Station 0216 AM w/KPA2. (11/Oct/00) (MADX)
E10: Mossad Numbers Station 0318 USB w/"KPA2". (30/Sep/00) (MADX)
E10: Mossad Numbers Station 0418 AM w/KPA2. (22/Oct/00) (MADX)
XPH: Polytone station RUS null msg 2100 AM (05-01-2001) (AB)
: Old CIS System 1501 DFSK/81-81/81/MORSE/--/800 Opchat in diffy
keying; morse opchat; eventually cipher. (16 Jan) (RGA)
0000001220: poss Iranian Military 0645 MIL-STD 188-141A
w/sounding call. (30/Sep/00) (MADX)
Unid: Unid chinese, 0122z (05-12-2000) CW 4Fcut (IB)
S00: MFA Stockholm S 1619 ALE/USB Calls S16/UNID. (10 Jan) (RGA)
S00: Swedish MFA 2346 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(12/Oct/00) (MADX)
S16: Swedish Consulate St. Petersburg 0210 MIL-STD 188-141A wkg
S00: MFA Stockholm. (22/Oct/00) (MADX)
WA9HXN: Auburn, Washington 0404z RTTY 170/45n weather report
and news stories. Dec 30, 2000 [SN]
MX: Russian navy Arkhangelsk, RUS, cluster beacon S, CW, Sun
17-12-2000 0030 UTC (AB)
MX: Russian navy Arkhangelsk, RUS, cluster beacon S, CW, Mon
11-12-2000 2240 UTC (AB)
VL2SES: 2215 USB NSW State Emergency Services net w/GLENDALE
conducting net checks w/ LORD HOWE, GUYRA & NEW ENGLAND but only
raised GUYRA w/ LORD HOWE calling at 2219 w/ no joy
(08/Jan/01) (SD)
G13J: Unid 1907 ALE/USB Calls F43J. (22 Dec) (RGA)
R21: Unid 1659 ALE/USB Calls A43J. (2 Jan) (RGA)
WWJ40N: Federal Highway Administration (Acting NCS) 2242 USB
w/call for check-ins for "Coast Guard Auxiliary and Federal
Highway Administration Net". Wkg WWJ40T, WWJ40S, WWJ85, WWJ40D,
WWJ40J, WWJ40V, WWJ40M, WWJ40AF. "Next week's net will be two
hours later, at 2100 EST, 0000 zulu, same frequencies." At 2250,
QSY to 9930khz. (1/Nov/00) (MADX)
FDG: French Air Force Bordeaux 0423 CW w/call tape.
(31/Dec/00)(MADX)
VJL328: 0838 USB wkg VNM80 w/ chit chat about renovations and
Pagina 63
07467.0
07470
07470.0
07470.0
07480.1
07496.0
07508.0
07508.0
07512.0
07512.0
07535
07535
07535.0
07540.0
07552.1
07552.1
07555
07570
07597.0
07597.0
07597.0
07597.0
07597.0
07597.0
07599.0
07599.0
07599.0
07599.0
07600
07600
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living in northern NSW (21/Dec/00) (SD)
RIT: CISN VAYGACH 1350 CW Wkng RMHW in slow electronically
generated morse (14/Dec)(DW)
VLM: Casey Meteo, ATA 1801 FAX unid chart with b&wareas
(scheduled: sea state). Bcst QRM (25/Dec/00)(KB)
VLM: CASEY MET 1901 FAX 120/576/N/800 Start/phasing signals clean
then wiped out by bcst stn. Faint image, appears to be World map,
Aust/N+S America, Africa all distinguishable. (24/Dec)(DW)
VLM: CASEY MET 2251 FAX 120/576/N/800 Very weak. End of chart,
words looking like "Bureau of Meteorology".(27/Dec)(DW)
WNHN755:, Michigan Bell, Southfield, MI, WNXY218, Illinois Bell,
Hoffman Estates, IL & WNGN547, Indiana Bell, Indianapolis, IN:
1543 USB with NS/EP (National Security/ Emergency Preparedness)
exercise message. Message said an iceberg melted in Washington
Street and requested 26 ice cube trays! Asked for delivery at
126 Frosty Lane, ASAP. channel 41 Also from a RCS (Regional
Coordination Station) to the NTA (National Telecommunications
Alliance). (13/SEP/00) (JLM)
HSP: British MIL/DIPLO Hanslope Park?, G 1108 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, sounding (28Dec00) (LDO)
ZSJ:
SAN Silvermine
1550
fax
120/576 Splendid Wx chart
file://13538.0 (20/Dec/00) (RH2)
ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 0730 fax 120/576 Wx chart file://13538.0
(30/Dec/00) (RH2)
BATZ: UNID 1252 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng GLENAN
(04/Jan)(DW)
GLENAN: UNID 1252 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. response to BATZ
(04/Jan)(DW)
NORFOLK SESEF: 1655 USB wkg "Inport Navy Unit."
(12/Oct/00)(MADX)
OSCAR AUSTIN: USS Oscar Austin DDG-79 1545 USB wkg SESEF: SESEF
Norfolk. (22/Nov/00) (MADX)
NORFOLK SESEF: testing with GONZALEZ: 1800 all modes. Also
running in the "green" with a station id'ing as MOBILE SESEF
(08/SEP/00) (JLM)
'E10': Israeli Intel ISR in progress 1705 AM (31 Dec) (AB)
NS/EP: 1550 USB Just QSY'ed to channel 45, Trying to pass a
message here to WNFJ740, US West, Des Moines,IA. Channel 45 is
the primary voice calling frequency (13/SEP/00)(JLM)
WNRE962, Ohio Bell, Cleveland, OH: 1644 USB (13/SEP/00) (JLM)
V02A: Atencion Numbers Station 0301 AM w/"51333 83382 25223
Atencion" (19/Nov/00) (MADX)
RBX72: Tashkent Meteo 0425 FAX 90/576 weak, phasing and chart
margin discernable, / /14982.5 (5/Dec/00)(KB)
BASE0: UNID (Turkey?), 2206 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding
(03Dec00) (LDO)
BASE1: UNID (Turkey?), 0417 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling ZULUBASE
(04Dec00) (LDO)
(03Dec00) (LDO)
(05Dec00) (LDO)
(05Dec00) (LDO)
ZULUBASE: UNID (Turkey?), 0334 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A AMD "DIAL4"
to BASE0 (04Dec00) (LDO)
1KZDJANKOVIC: POL-MIL KFOR Jankovicz, Kosovo, 1002 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A to OPERACYJNYPKW every 4hrs (05Dec00)(LDO)
1KZSDKACANIK: POL-MIL KFOR Kacanik, Kosovo, 1808 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A to OPERACYJNYPKW (05Dec00)(LDO)
2KZGLOBOCICA: POL-MIL KFOR Lobocica, Kosovo, 1809 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A to 1KZDJANKOVIC (05Dec00)(LDO)
OPERACYJNYPKW: POL-MIL Warszawa, POL, 1808 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A
to 1KZSDKACANIK (05Dec00)(LDO)
BX33: Chinese net 0106 CW Wkd with bx56, bx74, bx75. znn sk gb.
(18 Jan)(IB)
BX56: Chinese net, 0111z (29-11-2000) CW (IB)net include: bx33,
bx45, bx53, bx56, bx73, bx74, bx75
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07601.8 FDI22: French Air Force Narbonne 0453 RTTY/50/380 w/"voyez le
brick" test tape. (31/Dec/00) (MADX)
07605
: 1915 AM Mossad (E10) numbers station w/ call-up KPA2
(16/Dec/00) (SD)
07605
Unid: 1915 AM Mossad (E10) numbers station w/ call-up KPA2
(16/Dec/00) (SD)
07614.0 ---: FF UNID ? 1412 ARQ/E 184.6/E/400 8rc. Betas; at least "beta
beta alpha beta rq beta beta alpha" No app tfc thru 1510z
(14/Dec)(DW)
07620
E5: The Counting Station 0322 AM w/YL/EE/5FGs (3/2) already in
progress. QRT at 0330 w/"End". (28/Nov/00)(MADX)
07620
E5: The Counting Station 0332 AM w/5FGs (3/2) in EE.
(30/Sep/00) (MADX)
07620.0 006666: UNID, xxxx USB/MIL-STD 188-141A + CODAN 80Bd BPSK CHIRP,
to 001111 (10Dec00) (LDO)
07625
HZN47: Jeddah Meteo SDA 1618 RTTY/100/780 SMIN02 DEMS 161200.
(16 Jan) (RGA)
07625
HZN47: Jeddah Meteo SDA 2125 RTTY/100/750 SMSP-1 LEMM 211800.
(21Dec) (RGA)
07625.0 HZN47: prob. Jeddah Meteo 2320 ITA-2 100/N/850 coded wx, no ID
(05 Jan 01) (HPT)
07632
WRL: Warner Robbins AFB 0152 MIL-STD 188-141A ALE w/sounding
07632.0 REACH 226T: 2040Z initiated a pp through ANDREWS 11/Dec/00 (DR)
07633.5 ICE PACK: 1945Z calling for a radio check 11/Dec/00 (DR)
07633.5 WILDCAT: 2335z calls ' any station this net'2335z 11/Dec/00 (DR)
07635.0 CROWBAR: calling LIMA 1 & LIMA 2 2130Z !!/Dec/00 (DR)
07635.0 CROWBAR: calls LIMA 1 2110z 11/Dec/00 (DR)
07635.0 Chieftain: (unidentified): 2152 USB w/Hill Cap 49
(12/DEC/00)(RP3)
07635.0 Crow Bar: (unidentified): 2256 USB calling Lima 1 and Lima 2
(unidentified) w/no response. At 2324 Crow Bar w/unheard station
who reports everything is OK. Crow Bar advises they stand by on
this net in case they are needed.((NOTE: Thanks to tip from Duke
on Milcom list..Procedures sound like USMC.)) (11/DEC/00) (RP3)
07639.0 H176: UNID, 1752 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling 102 (09Dec00) (LDO)
07639.0 P176: UNID, 1646 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling 101 (09Dec00) (LDO)
07640.3 no-call: ISR-MIL/INTEL, ISR, 1746 VFT/75Bd, pilot tone at 7640
kHz (09Dec00) (LDO)
07640.6 no-call: ISR-MIL/INTEL, ISR, 1747 VFT/150Bd, pilot tone at
7640kHz (09Dec00) (LDO)
07646.0 DDH7: HAMBURG MET 1550 RTTY 50/N/450 Marker "cq de DDK2 DDH7 DDK9
frequencies 4583 khz 7646 khz 10100.8 khz ry's (14/Dec)(DW)
07646.0 DDH7: Hamburg Meteo, D 1510 RTTY 50/400 CQ test tape
(07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
07659
HBD20: MFA Berne SWI 1612 ARQ/100/170 5LGs then Selcall
BMIY/Vienna and QSYs .(16 Jan) (RGA)
07660
VKI: 0834 USB Western Australian Police net w/ ?200 clg VKI for
criminal name checks (06/Jan/01) (SD)
07678.5 MFA Bern 1525 SITOR-A 5lgs msg closed with "HBD49 ; zb {Btu} ;
HBD203" (26.Sept.Y2k) (LAR)
07685.5 UNID: 2200 PACTOR/100/200 clg NNN0CSP: USCGC Spencer, NNN0CMV
USCGC Tampa, NNN0CCK: USCGC Bear, NNN0CXS: USCGC Dallas, NNN0CXK:
USCGC Gallatin,NNN0CSA: USCGC Seneca. NNN0CYU: USCGC Vigilant,
NNN0CNY:USCGC Campbell. Using typical shortened Pactor callsigns:
NN0C.. vice NNN0C.. (30/Dec/00) (MADX)
07696.0 8ZY calling 6NM and "any station this net": 2222 USB very strong
signal then into ANDVT (24/OCT/00) (JLM)
07696.0 8ZY calling 6NM: and "any station this net" 2222 USB very strong
signal then into ANDVT (24/OCT/00) (JLM)
07698.5 WRZ8934: RV Cape Hatteras (134'/294gt) 1354 USB wkg WJS: Duke
University Marine Lab Pivers Island w/conversation regarding
replacing a broken ice machine inside an electronics laboratory
and ordering of electrical cable. (17/Nov/00) (MADX)
07710
VFF: CCG Iqaluit 1015 FAX 120/576. (17/Nov/00) (MADX)
07710
VFF: Canadian Coast Guard Iqaluit 0530 FAX 120/576 w/2 December
2000
Ice Analysis Chart. At 0540, into 3 December 200 Ice Analysis
Chart. (3/Dec/00) (MADX)
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07753.0
07753.0
07753.0
07753.0
07753.0
07762
07762
07763
07763
07774.0
07790.0
07792
07792.0
07800
07800
07811
07813
07831.5
07832.5
07844.0
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VFF: Canadian Coast Guard Iqaluit 1120 FAX 120/576 w/chart.
Moderate fading but title of chart appeared to be "Marine Wind
Prognosis." At 1125 into new chart. Transmitted via Resolute
site? (31/Oct/00) (MADX)
Unid: Unid, 1623z (26-12-2000), RTTY 200/500 (IB)
Un-ID: 16.24 ITA2 188/490 Sending 20-NG then shuts down
(12Dec00). (PT)
UNID: 0307 MIL-STD 188-141A w/end of call followed by ANDVT.
(30/Sep/00) (MADX)
no-call: MFA Bern, 1220 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/ tfc. to Sarajevo,
using MIL-STD 188-141A with link protection (26Dec00) (LDO)
no-call: SHQSU Sarajevo, 1220 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/tfc. to Bern,
no-call: MFA Bern, 1213 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/ MIL-STD 188-110A
serial tone modem, tfc. to Sarajevo, using MIL-STD 188-141A with
link protection (26Dec00) (LDO)
no-call: SHQSU Sarajevo, 1213 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD
188-110A serial tone modem, rcvng tfc. from Sarajevo, using MILSTD 188-141A with link protection (26Dec00) (LDO)
303: Unid, 1721z (17-12-2000) CW (IB)
: Unid System 1652 UNID/150/200 Pactor-like bursts. Alternately
on 7729 and 7727. (16 Jan) (RGA
no-call: La Skhirra, TUN, 1520 LSB, calling In Amenas (ALG) in
French, no ALE involved during calling procedure (30Dec00)(LDO)
0000: Moroccan Army Net 2 1636 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 7966.
(21Dec) (RGA)
2333: Morocan Army Net 2 1728 ALE/USB Calls 5553. (8 Jan) (RGA)
(21 Dec) (RGA)
5551: Moroccan Army Net 2 1650 ALE/USB Sounds. (21 Dec) (RGA)
5553: Moroccan Army Net 2 1548 ALE/USB Sounds. (16 Jan) (RGA)
2221: Portuguese MIL/MOI, 1329 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding
(07Dec00) (LDO)
(07Dec00) (LDO)
(07Dec00) (LDO)
(07Dec00) (LDO)
(07Dec00) (LDO)
(09Dec00) (LDO)
RGH77(?): Arkhangelsk Meteo(?) 0737 FAX 60/576 w/weak signal.
Chart unreadable. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
RGH77: Arkhangelsk Meteo 0423 FAX 120/576 w/weak signal then end
of chart, Into new chart (60/576) at 0426. Too weak to get good
read on charts. (22/Oct/00) (MADX)
: Unid 0848 USB possible missionary net w/ US accented YL
discussing teaching (21/Dec/00) (SD)
Unid: 0848 USB possible missionary net w/ US accented YL
discussing teaching (21/Dec/00) (SD)
#'s: [QTH?] 0310z USB English, YL 5f groups [not the 3+2
format] Dec 17, 2000 [SN]
CIS-System 81/200 (05 Jan 01) (HPT)
Royal Navy: 0032 BAUDOT 75/880 w/RYs in the clear then encrypted.
Typical vmgtcnjbh intro following RYs.(29/Sep/00) (MADX)
UNID Baudot-1 75/850 encrypt. (05 Jan 01) (HPT)
BX33: Chinese net 0056 CW Wkd with bx57, bx58, bx72, bx76. znn sk
gb (18 Jan) (IB)
BX33: Chinese net, 0058z (17-12-2000), CW (IB)
: Unid 1245 AM Mossad (E10) numbers station w/ call-up VLB2
file://9270 (16/Dec/00) (SD)
GF5: Moroccan Army Net 1 1634 ALE/USB Calls O1. (16 Jan) (RGA)
5ST: ASECNA Antan 1910 Arq-E3 48/400 Aero data (28/Dec/00) (RH2)
AFA1DA: USAF MARS New Jersey 1423 SITOR-B wkg AFA2DB: USAF MARS
Georgia w/op chatter in both directions. (15/Sep/00) (MADX)
---: KHABAROVSK MET 0734 FAX 120/576/N/800 Weak image in noise
Pagina 66
07844.0
07845
07850.0
07852.0
07869.9
07871.0
07885
07885
07885
07887
07890.0
07890.0
07900
07905.0
07907.0
07915.0
07915.0
07915.0
07950.5
07950.5
07966
07966
07966
07969
07972
07978
07978
07980
07980
07980
07990.0
07992
08671
08003.5
08006.7
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floor and fading. Strong slew (24/Dec)(DW)
---: KHABAROVSK MET 0736 FAX 60/576/N/800 Estab 60 rpm (not 120
as rptd ydy). Weak image, slowly fading, strong slew. Synoptic
chart (25/Dec)(DW)
---: Khabarovsk Meteo 0745 FAX 120/576 faint grid and unid coast
lines, then vanishing in noise (7/Dec/00)(KB)
9YAI calling 9YA: 1419 USB (22/NOV/00) (JLM)
no-call: Tunisian MIL/MOI net, TUN 1606 BAUDOT 50.08Bd/400Hz 1stopbit, bit inversion, online crypto after mmm mmmm mmmmmmm
armdhbymjoz &=80#?#&ggggccccffffppppwwww, same net active on
16124 kHz (28Dec00)(LDO)
NAR: USN SADDLEBATCH ? 0701 FAX 120/576/N/800 "Black" chart and
offair. Nr of white "areas". Too late to try 7871.8/lsb to
reverse. (25/Dec)(DW)
LN2A: Propagation beacon, NOR 1510 CW/FSK /850
(23/Dec/2000)(ANE)
110: Chinese Diplo (EU) Net 1709 ALE/USB Calls 115.
(22 Dec)(RGA)
174: Unid Chinese Diplo 1640 ALE/USB Calls 115. (2 Jan) (RGA)
YT362A: Chinese Diplo (EU) Net 1719 ALE/USB Calls ZT201A.
(22Dec) (RGA)
V2A: The Counting Station 0209 AM YL/SS/5FGs already in progress.
(5/Nov/00) (MADX)
RS003: Italian MIL?, 1222 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/ MIL-STD 188-110A
serial tone modem, to RS004 (09Dec00) (LDO)
RS004: Italian MIL?, 1218 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/ MIL-STD 188-110A
serial tone modem, to RS003 (09Dec00)(LDO)
PORTO: unid Colombian Navy 0228 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(26/Oct/00) (MADX)
15+21+22+25: UNID Italian net, Kosovo?, 1000 USB/CODAN-100Bd,
Italian chat, link setup using Codan FSK(23Nov00) (LDO)
---:Murmansk meteo Russia 1953 13 Dec 00 FAX 120/576 very poor
picture (EB)
---: UNID 0912 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB. Clng LT9/unknown
(08/Jan)(DW)
OQB: UNID 1445 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding (05/Jan)(DW)
UKJ: UNID 0958 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng or sounding.
(08/Jan)(DW)
LAIKA: Italian MIL, I, 1645 USB/scrambled voice tfc. to POLO
(28Dec00)(LDO)
POLO: Italian MIL, I, 1645 USB/scrambled voice tfc. to LAIKA
(28Dec00)(LDO)
(19Jan) (RGA)
HR: unid Algerian MOI 0328 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(18/Oct/00) (MADX)
S16: Swedish Consulate St. Petersburg RUS 1718 ALE/USB. Sounds.
(13 Jan) (RGA)
A25: Latvian Military Net 1933 ALE/USB Calls VENTA. (8 Jan) (RGA)
SIRDS: Latvian Military Net 1916 ALE/USB Sounds. (19 Jan) (RGA)
RFFAB:MoD Paris 1619 ARQ-E 184.7Bd to various "transport par vam
de peintre kosovars" (26.Sept.Y2k) (LAR)
UNID: Russian Military 0813 81-81/81/220. Too weak to be Cuban.
(2/Jan/01) (MADX)
UNID: Russian Military 0813 81-81/81/220. Too weak to be Cuban.
(2/Jan/01) (MADX)
N1VJ: UNID, E. European miltac 0725 CW / radio check with SW2K,
exchange of QRK reports (07/Dec/2000)(ANE)
CYP: UK FCO Station Cyprus 0320 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB w/sounding
call. (31/Dec/00) (MADX)
IAR:Rome Radio Italy 1742 06 Jan 01 CW callband (EB)
O11*:, O12**, O13, O14, O21, O22c, O22d & O24 2104 USB.* Control
station ** Female op.English accents, Brit Army style comms.
Voice comms then often request to send 'green' (RATT tx)
throughout the day.(11/Sep/2000) (GMM)
: Unid Egy. Emb. 2121 FEC/100/170 Call up procedure, fmfmfm
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08007.0
08007.0
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08045.0
08050
08050
08050
08050
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08056.0
08056.0
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08085
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08094.5
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08094.5
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preamble "kds ykfsp jg cfuw ods" (to? from?) (30Dec) (MJZ)
(05Dec00) (LDO)
(05Dec00) (LDO)
(05Dec00) (LDO)
: Unid. Illicit(?) 2204 CW Repeats MAUTN IWIDN OUDGD many times.
Then = = = GGWAR MAMTN NANRM etc. normal 5FGs. (4 Jan) (RGA)
50: Danish Military Net 0931 ALE/USB Calls 65. (11 Jan) (RGA)
W24: Danish Military Net (?) 1642 ALE/USB Calls J14 J0D.
(10 Jan)(RGA)
W24: Danish Military Net (?) 1642 ALE/USB Calls J14 J0D.
(10 Jan)(RGA)
Bucharest: Roumania 12.44 ROU-FEC 164.5/400 Looks like press or
similar in RR using Bitmask=24. Lots of QRM (08Dec00). (PT)
OMS1 calling MP20 FRANKLIN: 1540 USB MP10 CLYDE having radio
problems. HQ STARK should be HQ STARC.(02/DEC/00) (JLM)
OMS1, MP11 FLAT ROCK:Flat Rock, NC & MP21 SYLVA, Sylva, NC: 1705
USB (02/DEC/00) (JLM)
ONS1:MP10 CLYDE & HQ STARK, probable NC National Guard based on
area code passed: 1531 USB (02/DEC/00) (JLM)
: Unid 2210 FEC/100/140 Mil. nx in Portuguese, List of Majors
Sergeants etc. "zczc BVA 1402" Brazilian mil.??? (30Dec) (MJZ)
no-call: UNID, 1504 USB/BR6028/6xARQE-46.15Bd/170Hz+1xBaudot-50Bd/170Hz, English op chat o the 50Bd
channel, QRT 1511 (24Dec00)(LDO)
BLE: poss British Mil 2258 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(12/Oct/00) (MADX)
CIP46: unid Canadian 2217 MIL-STD 188-141A clg CIP30: unid
Canadian At 2223, CIS201: unid Canadian clg CIP30: unid Canadian.
(12/Oct/00) (MADX)
CLC51: unid CANFORCE station 1116 MIL-STD 188-141A clg CRC5: unid
CANFORCE and CPK: unid CANFORCE. (17/Nov/00) (MADX)
CRM: poss Mexican Navy 0134 MIL-STD 188-141A ALE clg CLC41: poss
Mexican Navy. (29/Sep/00) (MADX)
FC8FEM: FEMA District 8 2149 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(12/Oct/00) (MADX)
RS006A: Italian MIL?, 1203 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, calling CS002A
(09Dec00) (LDO)
E80267: US Army MH-47E 0134 MIL-STD 188-141A ALE w/sounding call.
(29/Sep/00) (MADX)
CLS: 1529 USB ALE. CLS now heard on: 5126.0, 8056.0, 9145.0 &
12068.5 all USB (12/OCT/00) (JLM)
DKB & E00477: 1725 USB ALE (27/NOV/00) (JLM)
no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1637 MFSK-32/ 40Bd/10Bd
CROWD36 offline crypto 5LGs after 11166 00191 QSX not found
(26Dec00)(LDO)
E5: The Counting Station 0409 AM w/564 and 1-10 counts. At 0410,
10 tones then "group count 71" and into msg.(22/Oct/00) (MADX)
BIS: National Guard Bismark ND 0438 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding
call. (18/Oct/00) (MADX)
FDC: French AF Metz 0440 CW w/call tape. (18/Oct/00) (MADX)
FDC: French Air Force Metz 0322 CW w/call tape. (24/Nov/00)(MADX)
FDC: French Air Force Metz 0443 CW w/call tape. (31/Dec/00)(MADX)
FDC: Metz Air, F 1602 CW / V-marker (07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
M8: Cuban Numbers Station 0734 CW w/cut 5FGs. (ANDUWRIGMT).
(19/Nov/00) (MADX)
UNID: 0018 SITOR-A 100/170 w/EE chatter. Apparently shipping
related. (29/Sep/00) (MADX)
Unid: Unid, 0212z (19-12-2000) automatic CW 2L, 3L, 4L, 5L & 5F
(IB)
UNID: 0537 ARQ-E 184.56/394 idle. Prob RFFX link.
(1/Jan/01)(MADX)
: Unid 1915 AM The Counting Station (E5) in progress
(16/Dec/00)(SD)
KLO87: FAA Net Control Station 1443 USB w/Eastern Region Net
Roll, Call wkg KEM80: FAA HQ Washington DC, KIT88: FAA
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08191.7
08191.7
08192
08192.0
08192.0
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08259.7
08298.0
08298.1
08299
08303.0
08334
08334
08334
08334
08334
08392.5
08392.5
08392.5
08394
08400
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Martinsburg WV, KLM80: FAA Atlantic City NJ, KJK82: FAA Jamaica
NY, WHX45: FAA Burlington MA, KLB48: FAA Indianapolis, KIA21: FAA
Oklahoma City OK, KCP63: FAA Denver CO, and KJK79: FAA Hilliard
FL. At 1500, KUV64: FAA Hampton GA clg KLO87: FAA NCS w/no joy.
(20/Sep/00) (MADX)
FAAMRB: (KIT88) FAA, Boonsboro, MD 1957 USB ALE (21/NOV/00) (JLM)
PBB: Dutch Navy Den Helder 0158 BAUDOT 75/810 w/CARB.
(5/Nov/00)(MADX)
IGJ44: Augusta Naval, I 1525 RTTY 100/850 CARB bcast
(07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
E17: The English Lady 0323 AM YL/EE w/5FGs (x2). QRT at 0324
w/"00000" (24/Nov/00) (MADX)
A25: Latvian KFOR Net 1635 ALE/USB Calls OZOLS. (14 Jan) (RGA)
GALVA: Latvian KFOR Net 1430 ALE/USB Sounds (16 Jan) (RGA)
GALVA: Latvian KFOR Net 1555 ALE/USB Sounds. (14 Jan) (RGA)
BATZ: UNID 0747 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng HOUAT
(04/Jan)(DW)
GALVA: UNID 0808 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(04/Jan)(DW)
TWA-891: 2340 USB wkg STOCKHOLM w/pp to MCI-Maintenance. 891 has
hydraulic failure on the right side, with right side thrust
reversers and right-side autopilot unusable. (3/Jan/01) (MADX)
no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1658 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz 5
LGs after 11177 00063 .... QSY from 9137 kHz (27Dec00)(LDO)
ELEFANTE: MoD Roma, 0825, USB/FSK-1200 Bd, tfc. to unlocated
station /IRS-mode/voice tfc.(26Dec00)(LDO)
SYDNEY RADIO VIS: 0721 USB icw REBEL, ACROBAT VHQ8432 w/position
reports & ISLAND TRADER VNBZ w/ position AUSREP on evening sked
(18/Dec/00) (SD)
9MR:
Malay Navrad Johore Bahru 2000 rtty 50/850 RY/SG/ID +
5LG
(12/Dec/00) (RH2)
9MR: Malay Navrad 1611 rtty 50/800 RY/ID test tape
(06/Jan/01)(RH2)
Unid: CIS Navy 1730 36-50 50/240 (29/Dec/00) (RH2)
9MR: RMN Johor Bahru MLA 1409 RTTY/50/850 RMMJ Marker.
(13 Jan)(RGA)
9MR: Malay Navrad 1631 rtty 550/850 5LG fm SKTLM LUMUT to KD
BADEK (13/Jan/01) (RH2)
9MR: Malay Navrad 1758 rtty
50/850 RY's + Msg\Malay
(10/Jan/01) (RH2)
9MR: Malay Navrad 1631 rtty 50/850 5LG fm SKTLM LUMUT to KD KADEK
(12/Jan/01) (RH2)
JI3I: Chinese military 0137 CW 4Fcut. R qsl time t931 k ga. r qsl
qsl. o935 msg msg nr 184 ck 85 14 t118 t9tt = 73n6 63n3 a63d
57a4... ar ar (18 Jan) (IB)
VTP13/14: IN Mumbai 1750
rtty 50/800 RBSL VTP13/14 etc
(13/Dec/00) (RH2)
VTP: Mumbai, India 1338z [t] RTTY 850/50 - broken traffic,
possibly RY's at times Dec 17, 2000 [SN]
VTP: IN Vishakapatanam IND 2207 RTTY/50/850 Marker. (4 Jan) (RGA)
VTP:Indian Navy Vishakhapatnam India 2000 06 Jan 01 RTTY 50 wx
tfc (EB)
LOR:
AN Puerto Belgrano 0635 rtty 75/170 Wx\SS
(13/Jan/01) (RH2)
2222: Moroccan Army Net 2 1620 ALE/USB Sounds. (21 Dec) (RGA)
: Ship TK Leonid Utesow 2211 ARQ/100/170 Tgms to Moscow &
Noworossiysk. (4 Jan) (RGA)
: Ship TK Leonid Utesow 2211 ARQ/100/170 Tgms to Moscow &
Noworossiysk. (4 Jan) (RGA)
UDFY: TK Marshal Vasilevskiy 0150 SITOR-A 100/170 checking
messages with unid shore station. (5/Nov/00)(MADX)
TCJK: Turkish Ship 2206 ARQ/100/170 Bound Trieste. Tgms in EE to
unknown coast stn. (5 Jan) (RGA)
ENSB: Colombian Naval Academy Barranquilla 0101 MIL-STD 188-141A
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08419.5
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08422.5
08422.5
08424
08424
08425
08427.0
08428
08428
08431.0
08432.5
08433
08434.5
08435
08435
08435
08435
08437
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08438
08444
08448
08450
08450
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08450
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08453
08453
08453
08456
08457
08459
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08465
08465
08465
08465
08465
08468
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clg COVENASYB: poss Covenas Airbase.(4/Oct/00) (MADX)
PADILLA3: Colombian Navy prob Almirante Padilla CM-51 Type FS1500
Corvette 0329 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB w/sounding call.
(31/Dec/00) (MADX)
WLO: Mobile Radio USA marker 0042 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
PPR: Rio de Janeiro Radio B marker CW 0042 (07-01-2001) (AB)
PPR: RioRadio B 2157 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (5 Jan) (RGA)
VRX: HongKongRadio PRC 2153 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (5 Jan) (RGA)
ESA: Tallinn, Estonia 0209z CW ID and ARQ/100 idle Dec 17,
2000 [SN]
USU: Mariupol Radio UKR marker 2343 CW (06-01-2001) (AB)
USU: MariupolRadio UKR 2151 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (5 Jan) (RGA)
SVU: Olympia Radio GRC marker 2342 CW (06-01-2001) (AB)
WCC: Chatham Radio USA marker 2340 CW (06-01-2001) (AB)
SVU: Olympia R., GRC, 1125, CW/SITOR marker, 8/Aug/2000. (CK)
OXZ: LYNGBY RADIO 1308 fec 100/E/170 Ship press in Danish
(29/Dec)(DW)
NMN: USCG Portsmouth USA marker 2337 CW (06-01-2001) (AB)
TAH: Istanbul Radio TUR marker 2337 CW (06-01-2001) (AB)
TAH: ISTANBUL RADIO 2007 fec 100/E/170 Wx forecast in TT followed
by fcst in EE. (14/Dec)(DW)
XSG:Shanghai radio China 1909 04 Jan 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
TAH: Istanbul radio TUR marker 2335 CW (06-01-2001) (AB)
VCT: GlobeRadio Tor's Cove NFLD CAN 2143 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(5Jan) (RGA)
TAH:Istanbul radio Turkey 1854 04 Jan 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
UFN:Novorrossiysk radio Russia 1856 04 Jan 01 CW/ARQ
callband (EB)
VCT:Tors Cove radio Canada 1855 04 Jan 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
: Unid 2034 CW Dashes only. (19 Jan) (RGA)
4XZ:I.D.F. Haifa Israel 1848 04 Jan 01 CW in tfc (EB)
---: Murmansk Meteo 1444 FAX 120/576/R eight unid small diagrams
in left half, rest w/hor. lines (25/Dec/00)(KB)
A9M: Bahrain Radio BHR CQ CW 0003 (07-01-2001) (AB)
5AB: Benghazi Radio LBY CQ 2323 CW (06-01-2001) (AB)
5AB: Benghazi Radio 0118 CW w/call tape. (27/Sep/00) (MADX)
5AB: Benghazi Radio 0407 CW w/call tape. (5/Nov/00) (MADX)
5AB: BenghaziRadio LYB 2215 CW CQs. (4 Jan) (RGA)
5AB:Benghazi radio Libya 1844 04 Jan 00 CW callband (EB)
RFFME :French naval Paris France 1832 04 Jan 01 RTTY 075
callband (EB)
RFFME: French navy Paris, F, test tape, RTTY 75bd, Sun
24-12-2000 1132 UTC (AB)
RFFME: French Navy Paris 0409 BAUDOT 75/850 w/call tape.
(5/Nov/00) (MADX)
RFFME: French Navy Paris 0452 RTTY/75/800 w/test tape.
(1/Jan/01)(MADX)
SVA: Olympia Radio, Athens 1321 SITOR-B, de sva, 1322 s-off
(16/Dec/00) (MJ)
OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1318 SITOR-A/CW, autotx, then CW id
(16/Dec/00)(MJ)
NOJ: USCG Kodiak 0403 FAX 120/576 w/test chart. Fuzzy, but
readable. (19/Nov/00) (MADX)
CKN: CANFORCES Lazo 0412 BAUDOT 75/810 w/call tape.
(5/Nov/00)(MADX)
: UNID 0840 RTTY/100/810 encrypted. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
: Unid 1245 AM Mossad (E10) numbers station w/ call-up SYN2
(16/Dec/00) (SD)
: Unid 1352 AM Mossad (E10) numbers station w/ abnormal call-up
SYN88 (20/Dec/00) (SD)
(06/Jan/01) (SD)
(19/Dec/00) (SD)
UIW: Kaliningrad R. 1004 Rtty/50, wx forecast (16/Dec/00) (MJ)
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08478.5 FUF: FN Fort de France MRT 2141 RTTY/75/830 Tests. (5 Jan) (RGA)
08478.5 FUF: FN Ft de France 0455 RTTY 75/850 Test tape (24-Dec-00) (RH2)
08478.5 FUF: French Forces Fort de France 0414 BAUDOT 75/810 w/call tape.
(5/Nov/00) (MADX)
08478.5 FUF: French Navy Fort de France 0121 BAUDOT 75/810 w/call tape.
(27/Sep/00) (MADX)
08478.5 FUF: French Navy Fort de France 0529 RTTY/75/810 w/test tape.
(1/Jan/01) (MADX)
08484
HLF: Globe Wireless Seoul 0852 CW w/call tape. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
08484
HLF: SeoulRadio KOR 1847 CW CQs. (9 Jan) (RGA)
08492
9MG: MN Georgetown MLA 2220 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (4 Jan) (RGA)
08496
CLA: Habana Radio CUB CQ CW 0008 (07-01-2001) (AB)
08496
CLA: Havana Radio 0124 CW w/call tape. (27/Sep/00) (MADX)
08496
CLA: Havana Radio 0416 CW w/call tape. (5/Nov/00) (MADX)
08500
VTH: IN Mumbai IND 2222 RTTY/50/850 RBSL Marker. (4 Jan) (RGA)
08500
TAH: Istanbul Turk Radio 2228 SITOR-B, SITOR ID + CW ID, marker
(15/Dec/00) (MJ)
08500
TAH: Istanbul Turk Radio 2228 SITOR-B, SITOR ID + CW ID, marker
(15/Dec/00) (MJ)
08500.0 VTP: Mumbai, India 1405z RTTY 850/50- traffic, there was FAX on
to about 1400z Dec 17, 2000 [SN]
08501
XSG: Shanghai Radio 1312 CW, cq de xsg, pls up 353/366
(16/Dec/00)(MJ)
08503.9 NMG: USCG NEW ORLEANS 0715 FAX 120/576/N/800 End of textual
forecast. 0717z wind/sea fcast for G Mexico/Caribbean
(25/Dec)(DW)
08503.9 NMG: USCG New Orleans 0127 FAX 120/576 w/chart.
(27/Sep/00)(MADX)
08508
UNID: Russian Navy 0854 36-50/50/250 in tfc. QRT at 0855.
(2/Jan/01) (MADX)
08510
J2A8: DjiboutiRadio DJI 2139 CW QRU/QSXs. (5 Jan) (RGA)
08514
WLO: Mobile Radio 0857 ARQ/100/170 w/tfc list. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
08526.4 KFS: Globe Wireless Palo Alto 0419 CW w/call tape and free idle.
(5/Nov/00) (MADX)
08530
9VG25:Singapore radio Singapore 1734 04 Jan 01 CW callband (EB)
08538
RFTJE: FF Djibuti, 0512, RTTY 75/850, tests, 15/Aug/2000. (CK)
08538
RFTJE: French Navy Dakar 0533 RTTY/75/810 w/test tape.
(1/Jan/01)(MADX)
08538.0 RFTJE: FN Dakar 0458 RTTY 75/850 Test tape - stopped abrubtly at
0500! (24-Dec-00) (RH2)
08541
A9M: Bahrain Radio BHR marker 0010 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
08549
UCE: Arkhangelsk Radio 0902 ARQ/100/170 w/tfc list. QRT at 090
(2/Jan/01) (MADX)
08549
UCE: Arkhangelsk Radio 0902 ARQ/100/170 w/tfc list. QRT at 0903.
(2/Jan/01) (MADX)
08551.0 CTP: PN Lisbon NAWS 1800 RTTY 75/850 ...naws ... lisbon ...
08551.5 CTP: NATO Lisbon 0421 BAUDOT 75/850 w/call tape.
(5/Nov/00)(MADX)
08551.5 CTP: Portuguese Navy Oeiras 0906 RTTY/75/810 w/call tape.
(2/Jan/01) (MADX)
08557
SPB: Szczecin Radio 0911 CW w/call tape and ARQ idle.
(2/Jan/01)(MADX)
08573
CLA: Habana Radio CUB CQ 2353 CW (06-01-2001) (AB)
08573
08573
CLA: Havana Radio 0424 CW w/call tape. (5/Nov/00) (MADX)
08601
HEC: Berne Radio 1010 CW, marker + CW id, // 10345
(16/Dec/00) (MJ)
08620
USU: Mariupol Radio UKR tfc list 0000 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
08620
UCE5: Archangelsk Radio 1337 CW, de uce5 k (16/Dec/00) (MJ)
08625
FUM FN Papeete RTTY 150/850 w/DE FUM VVV - RYs tape On the other
FUM freqs, 6462 & 12664.5 were using 75 bd but nil heard on 16959
(ML2)
08625
FUM: FN Papeete 0900, RTTY 150/850 w/DE FUM VVV - RYs tapeOn the
other FUM freqs, 6462 & 12664.5 were using 75 bd but nil heard on
16959 (27/ Oct/00) (ML2)
08625.3 GYU: Royal Navy Gibraltar 0528 4-channel VFT w/CARB in BAUDOT
75/200 on Ch1 (8625.9kHz). (5/Nov/00)(MADX)
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ZSO: SAN Durban 0845 MFSK 54.5 (28/Dec/00) (RH2)
VNG: LLANDILO TS 1935 CW Time sigs. (18/Dec)(DW)
VNG: Time Station Llandilo 0916 AM w/time pips. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
DAO12: UNID 1910 CW Marker ev 3min "cq de DAO12". Marker
alternates with 200Hz FSK var len bursts (assume)data. Propo
beacon? Why maritime bnd? [DAO listed '91 ITU Cst Stns as Kiel
but Kiel had no HF and nw closed] (18/Dec)(DW)
08646
FUJ: French Navy Noumea New Caledonia 0920 RTTY/75/800 w/test
tape. "DE FUJ TESTING RYRYRYRYRY 6492". The number increments by
one as
the tape runs. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
08646
VTP6: IN Vishakapatanam IND 2134 CW 4FGs to warships.
(5 Jan)(RGA)
08646
VTP: Indian navy Vishakapaknam IND VVV 0103 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
08650
SPE42: Szczecin Radio 0926 CW w/call tape. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
08662
08665
XSG: Shanghai Radio CHN CQ 0038 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
08670
IAR: Roma Radio I VVV 0014 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
08670
IAR: Rome Radio 0503 CW w/call tape. (5/Nov/00) (MADX)
08677.0 CBV: VALPARAISO PLAYA ANCHA 2310 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sfc analysis
(27/Dec)(DW)
08683.5 LFI: Globe Wireless Rogaland 0521 CW w/ID and ARQ free idle.
(24/Nov/00) (MADX)
08685
LFI:Rogaland radio Norway 1738 06 Jan 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
08687
IRM:Rome medical Italy 1734 06 Jan 01 CW callband (EB)
08698
7TF6: Boufarik Radio 0134 CW w/call tape. (27/Sep/00) (MADX)
08698
7TF: Boufarik Radio 0508 CW w/call tape. (5/Nov/00) (MADX)
08698
7TF: Boufarik Radio ALG CQ 0016 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
08698
7TF:Boufarik radio Algeria 1731 06 Jan 01 CW callband (EB)
08700
SPA: Gdynia Radio 1223 SSB, YL EE+PP id, QSX 8265
(16/Dec/00) (MJ)
08715
UMF: Radio Odessa 0350 CW w/tfc for STB Dinenko. Broken, but
readable. STB is a Dry Transport Barge.(24/Nov/00) (MADX)
08734
OLYMPIA RADIO/SVN: new greek coastal station, GRC, 0759, USB, clg
"any ship, listening 8210", 16/Aug/2000.(CK)
08737
5BA42: Cyprus Radio 0135 USB w/voice mirror. (27/Sep/00) (MADX)
08764
NMC: USCG CAMSPAC 0449 USB w/MIB. (3/Dec/00) (MADX)
08764
NMN: USCG CAMSLANT Chesapeake 0931 USB w/MIB. /4426/6501/.
(2/Jan/01) (MADX)
08764
UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 0641 USB wkg unid MV w/attempted pp in RR.
(19/Nov/00) (MADX)
08831
VH-FNV: 0534 USB clg FLIGHTWATCH w/ no joy (14/Nov/00) (SD)
08846
TEAL 66: 1302 USB w/ New York Radio w/ position report (29
43N, 74 33W). (12/SEP/00) (SM)
08846
00N, 72 28W). (12/SEP/00) (SM)
08846
58N, 73 50W) and request for New York Radio to facilitate phone
patch to CNN in Atlanta, GA for a live, over-the-air interview at
around 1555. New York Radio advised TEAL 66 to use 11342 as
primary and 8933 as secondary for the phone patch.
(12/SEP/00) (SM)
08846
TEAL 66: 1603 USB w/New York Radio w/position report (30 44N,
72 50W). (12/SEP/00) (SM)
08846
TEAL 66: 1638 USB w/New York Radio w/position report (30 45N
72 50W) and request to approve routing back to TISX (St. Croix,
USVI). (12/SEP/00) (SM)
08846
TEAL 66: 1646 USB w/New York Radio approval of routing back to
TISX (St. Croix, USVI). (12/SEP/00) (SM)
08846
TEAL 66: [USAFRES WC-130H, 53rd WX Recon. Squadron (The Hurricane
Hunters) Keesler AFB] 1213 USB w/New York Radio (MWARA, CAR-B)
w/instructions to maintain this freq. (12/SEP/00) (SM)
08859
LD2: Angolan MOI Net 1750 ALE/USB Calls BGA and KKG at 1757.
(8Jan) (RGA)
08859
LD2: CanForce Net 2 1750 ALE/USB Calls BGA and KKG at 1757.
(8Jan) (RGA)
08867
COAST GUARD 1714: 0623 USB, wkg SAN FRANCISO ATC estimate for 13N
at 0638 1714 (12/Dec/00) (NJ)
08867
COAST GUARD 1714: 0623 USB, wkg SAN FRANCISO ATC estimate for 13N
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KLM785:Santa Maria Air radio 1720 06 Jan 01 USB posn &
selcal (EB)
Reach G7:Santa Maria Air radio 1945 11 Jan 01 USB Destination
(Santiago) report (EB)
ITALY 01:Santa Maria Air radio 1903 29 Dec 00 USB Posn report
selcal AEJR(EB)
Hongkong Aero: 1822 USB E wkg. UNID a/c, pos. rpt,
(05 Jan 01)(HPT)
Singapore Aero: 1824 USB E wkg. Indonesian 970 pos. rpt.
(05 Jan01) (HPT)
UNID: UNID 0503 RTTY 50/1048 Unid language - looked asiatic! Note
wide shift! 1st time logged here! Interesting! Clues AnyWUN?
(24-Dec-00) (RH2)
EIP: Shannon VOLMET 0608 USB w/aviation wx. (24/Nov/00) (MADX)
HUNTER 01: 0104 USB wkg BLUESTAR w/msg servicing.
(13/Nov/00)(MADX)
MONGOOSE 09: USB wkg BLUE STAR with encrypted position reports
and clear and encrypted signal checks followed by a request for a
UHF signal report. MONGOOSE was up for over four hours, with no
mention of refueling.(12/sep/2000)(RMC)
WAVERUNNER-803: 0536 USB clg WESTERN SKY. (5/Nov/00) (MADX)
WIZARD 11: 0443 USB wkg BLUESTAR. "Request position of go-fast."
(19/Nov/00) (MADX)
7EX: unknown USB wkg BLUE STAR for contact information
19/Nov/2000 (RRM)
FIGHTING TIGER 724: USB passing spare groups and not being able
to receive GOLDENHAWK's "broadcast." (15/Sep/2000) (RMC)
FIGHTING TIGER 75#: USB wkg TRIDENT 756 reference POINTER ##'s
(sonobouys maybe?) and RFI/dynamics. Also comms with GOLDENHAWK
reference position for hot contact, which FIGHTING TIGER referred
to as "target." Will pass information on target on UHF as VHF
SOF "cluttered with other traffic today." (20/Sep/2000) (RMC)
FIGHTING TIGER 756(P-3) USB clg FIDDLE (TSC Jacksonville) with no
joy followed by call to J6S (20/Sep/2000)(RMC)
Fighting Tiger 746: (P-3C, VP-8 NAS Brunswick): 1840 USB w/Golden
Hawk (TSCC, Brunswick) reporting Spare Group 2 at 1838Z.
(30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Golden Hawk: (TSCC, NAS Brunswick): 2052 USB calling Trident 754
(29/NOV/00) (RP3)
HUNTER 02: (RAF Nimrod) 0430 USB wkg BLUE STAR, passing on
station time; BLUE STAR passing orders from JIATF-E to maintain
contact with north bound vessel; HUNTER 02 advised they had comms
with GOLF ECHO 26/Nov/2000 (RRM)
HUNTER 02: (RAF Nimrod) 0515 USB wkg BLUE STAR for weather at
TJNR and TJSJ, reports no changes since last report BLUE STAR
requesting "prelude name for hotel 1" to which HUNTER 02 replied
"previously arranged geographic point" 26/Nov/2000 (RRM)
LANCER 11: unknown USB wkg BLUE STAR for radio checks
19/Nov/2000 (RRM)
LL42: USN P-3C 1812 USB wkg LL45 with red initial contact and
further green comms. (26/Oct/00) (RMC)
Molson 713: (Canforce CP-140 Aurora deployed): 2059 USB w/Fiddle
TSCC,(29/NOV/00) (RP3)
OCTOPUS 16: RAF Nimrod 1540Z USB wkg HIGH VOLTAGE re green
capability and link issues; later passing spare groups and
requesting wx for NAS Jax and McDill AFB.(26/Oct/00) (RMC)
RAZOR 06 USB wkg BLUE STAR for radio check, BLUE STAR is
unreadable, RAZOR 06 to contact on UHF when closer. BLUE STAR
directing RAZOR 06 to recycle his Papa Uniform.
(20/Sep/2000) (RMC)
S4JG: USB clg GOLDENHAWK and FIDDLE numerous times for radio
check, no joy either station. Followed by call for "any station"
and green call which led to clear comms re:"CHARLIE ROMEO ALPHA
TANGO TANGO" (spelled phonetically)(20/Sep/2000) (RMC)
SPANGLE 71C: USB wkg FIDDLE to pass spare groups
(15/Sep/2000)(RMC)
T41C: USB clg FIDDLE with no joy (15/Sep/2000) (RMC)
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08971.0 TRIDENT 12: USN P-3C 2048 USB wkg HIGH VOLTAGE for radio checks
and passing "152 for UHF and 3105 for HF" (26/Oct/00) (RMC)
08971.0 TRIDENT 721: USB wkg GOLDENHAWK and 6IO (Six India Oscar) to pass
Spare Groups and receive orders on Spare Groups.
(15/Sep/2000) (RMC)
08971.0 WIZARD 11: unknown USB wkg BLUE STAR (USN TSC Rosy Roads) and
HERK 19 (C-130) with contact information and requests for
overflight permission (for HERK 19?)19/Nov/2000 (RRM)
08974
AIRFORCE SYDNEY: 0650 USB, clg AIRFORCE DARWIN, request you stand
guard over (29/Dec/00) (NJ)
08974
HUDSON 24: 0924 USB, clg AIRFORCE SYDNEY, answered by AIRFORCE
PERTH, do you have requested weathers over, [PERTH advises
negative and asks for wx locations], TTF YMML (MELBOURNE ) TAF
YMCO (MALLACOOTA), then AIRFORCE DARWIN came up with wx
(12/Dec/00) (NJ)
08974
HUDSON 25: 0904 USB, AIRFORCE SYDNEY, departed YMES (EAST SALE)
0846z estimated YMES (EAST SALE) at time 1007z operation normal
request TAF for YMES (EAST SALE) and YMER (MERIMBULA ) request
TTF YMML (MELBOURNE ) will call again 30 minutes for weather over
(12/Dec/00) (NJ)
08974
HUDSON 25: 0936 USB, clg AIRFORCE SYDNEY answered by AIRFORCE
DARWIN request TAF YMES (EAST SALE) and TAF YMER (MERIMBULA )
for your information TAF has been requested from AIRFORCE SYDNEY,
AIRFORCE SYDNEY then came up with wx (12/Dec/00) (NJ)
08974
HUDSON 25: 0936 USB, clg AIRFORCE SYDNEY answered by AIRFORCE
DARWIN request TAF YMES (EAST SALE) and TAF YMER (MERIMBULA )
for your information TAF has been requested from AIRFORCE SYDNEY,
AIRFORCE SYDNEY then came upwith wx (12/Dec/00) (NJ)
08974
HUDSON 505: 0808 USB, clg AIRFORCE TOWNSVILLE departure time 0717
operating normal estimating (something)0853 (12/Dec/00) (NJ)
08974
SABRE 1: RAAF F-111 0851 USB, clg AIRFORCE SYDNEY TTF
YAMB(Amberley) call again 0900 for TTF(13/Dec/00)
08980.0 CG 1717: 2311USB w/Camslant (5/DEC/00) (RP3)
08980.0 Fighting Tiger 751: 2254 USB w/Camslant. At 2258 Golden Hawk
(TSCC NAS Brunswick) contacts FT 751 who reports Spare Group 5 at
2220Z and Spare Group 2 at 2254Z. Golden Hawk QSL's report.
(12/DEC/00) (RP3)
08980.0 RESCUE 1713: USCG HC-130 2211 USB in phone patch with MIAMI AIR
via CAMSLANT, relaying patient reports on 3 critical cases out of
a total of 8 medevac patients 19/Nov/2000 (RRM)
08983
RESCUE 1503: USCG HC-130H 2302 USB wkg CAMSLANT.
(18/Sep/00)(MADX)
08983
RESCUE 6026: USCG HH-60J (CGAS Elizabeth City) 1635 USB wkg
CAMSLANT w/flight ops and position: 3451N 07727W.
(12/Oct/00) (MADX)
08983.0 1713: USCG HC-130 1954 USB wkg CAMSLANT to secure guard, on final
approach to Port au Prince, Haiti 19/Nov/2000 (RRM)
08983.0 51A and 38C USB- working a counter narcotics operation, relaying
information to PANTHER via CAMSLANT.-M1N wkg CAMSLANT, requesting
radio guard off from from X2P en route to L5U with 8 POB. Parent
command given as X2P.-At 1716 called by CAMSLANT reference
arrival time at NASSAU (15/Sep/2000) (RMC)
08983.0 CAMSLANT:, RESCUE 6033, and RESCUE 1720 USB in comms reference
MV Chios Dream and Cruise Ship Tropical and patients on board
Chios Dream. Tropical is sending a doctor over to the Chios Dream
by small boat. CAMSLANT acting as a relay between Key West and
1720 for passing info and orders.(19/Sep/2000) (RMC)
08983.0 CAMSPAC: USCG Comm. Master Station Pacific 0240 USB wkg CAMSLANT
for radio check 20/Nov/2000 (RRM)
08983.0 CG 1717: (HC-130, CAGS Clearwater): 2215 USB w/Camslant
(5/DEC/00) (RP3)
08983.0 CG 1717: (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater): 2259 USB w/Camslant
(12/DEC/00) (RP3)
08983.0 CG 1717: (HC-130, GCAS Clearwater): 0130 USB w/Camslant
Chesapeake reporting flight ops normal. (4/DEC/00)(RP3)
08983.0 CG D3F: (aircraft on law enforcement mission): 2300 USB
w/Camslant (5/DEC/00) (RP3)
08983.0 CG Rescue 1719: (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater): 0021 USB w/Camslant
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CG Rescue 1720: (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater): 2213 USB w/Camslant
(5/DEC/00)
CG Rescue 2124: (HU-25, ATC Mobile): 0405 USB w/Camslant
reporting departure from SAR scene at 2914N/8530W. 40-ft fishing
vessel Miss Linda is dead in water w/7 POB and being assisted by
fishing vessel Brenda Louise. CG2124 is RTB. (12/DEC/00) (RP3)
CG Rescue 6033: 2300 USB w/Camslant reporting on SAR scene
w/fishing vessel S. Susan at 2154N/8208W.(30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Camslant Chesapeake: 0034 USB w/CG 2141 (HU-25 CGAS Miami) & CG
2111 (HU-25, CGAS Corpus Christi) in 1/2 hourly checks.
(11/DEC/00) (RP3)
Camslant Chesapeake: 1400 USB w/CG 6038 (H-60, CGAS Clearwater);
CG
Camslant Chesapeake: 2106 USB w/CG 2126 (HU-25, CGAS Cape Cod)
(7/DEC/00) (RP3)
Camslant Chesapeake: 2302 USB w/CG 2125 (RP3)
Camslant: 1538 USB in 1/2 hourly checks w/CG 2128; CG 1719
(HC-130, CGAS Clearwater) & CG 2122 (HU-25, ATC Mobile).
(30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Camslant: 2159 USB w/CG T4G (on law enforcement mission) who
reports departure from homeplate and is standing by on secure
frequency 3E11. (30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Gantsec: (CG Greater Antilles Section, PR): 2102 USB w/CG 2130
(HU-25, possibly CGAS Borinquen) who reports position as
2118N/7114W. (7/DEC/00) (RP3)
RESCUE 1713: USCG HC-130 2135 USB wkg CAMSLANT, en route Miami
with 8 medevac cases from an unrestrained rollover accident 48hrs
previous; 21 pob, req.that CAMSLANT notify CGAS Miami they would
need 2 ambulances for 8 total patients, 4 critical
19/Nov/2000 (RRM)
RESCUE 6026: USCG HH-60 1935 USB wkg CAMSLANT en route Group Fort
Macon from Elizabeth City 19/Nov/2000 (RRM)
ONY: BAF MELSBROEK 1140 USB / WKG CA 01 BAF AIRBUS WITH TECNIKAL
PROBLEM (14/Dec/2000)(RONNY PEETERS)
Trenton Military: 0300 USB w/Canforce 3977 (29/NOV/00) (RP3)
Trenton Military: MACS 1541 USB / working Sentry 42 or Century
42. (15Dec.2000) (Midwest USA)
BILLY BOY(?): 28-char EAM Bcast 1934 USB NUFAHE preceding 1935z
GHFS bcast of same. Simulcast on at least 11244. (19/Dec/00) (JH)
TOP NOTCH: EAM Bcast 0705 USB 75H6AE. No simulcast found.
(5 Jan)(JH)
Navy FAL 03: (P-3C): 2018 USB w/Salinas 14/Dec/00 (RP3)
Navy FAL 03: (P-3C): 2018Z w/Salinas 13/Dec/00 (RP3)
Navy LC 089: (not heard-P-3C, VP-8 NAS Brunswick): 1704 USB
w/Andrews for pp to DSN 476-2108 (Brunswick). Andrews has
problems hearing LC 089 and pp is not completed.
(30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Navy LF 03: (P-3C, VP-16 NAS Jacksonville): 2122 USB w/Salinas
(13/DEC/00) (RP3)
Navy LF 03: (P-3C, VP-16 NAS Jacksonville): 2122Z w/Salinas
13/Dec/00 (RP3)
Navy LL 06: (P-3C, VP-30 NAS Jacksonville): 1358 USB w/Offutt
(12/DEC/00) (RP3)
Offutt Global: GHFS 0329 USB / pps for Navy 50515 (a VP-3A) to
Rota CP and Rota Metro. (10Jan.2001) (Midwest USA)
Unid: Y/L (SS): 0414 USB w/numbers in 5-figure groups.
(12/DEC/00) (RP3)
CHARLESTON & NELSON:, presumed USCG 2054 USB with position report
33 08 45 N & 078 38 10 W.(16/NOV/00) (JLM)
HABITAT: COMPATWING10 Whidbey Island 0045 USB wkg unid. "Are you
flight ops normal?"..."Understand, you are in the area."
(17/Oct/00) (MADX)
OUTCLASS: 28-char EAM Bcast 0404 USB 7533UA simulcast 6697 8992
and 11244. (5 Jan) (JH)
STANWICK: 1341 USB wkg unid w/rdo check. (19/Oct/00) (MADX)
STP: National Guard St Paul MN (NGB34) 0434 MIL-STD 188-141A clg
IND: National Guard Indianapolis (NGB25).(18/Oct/00) (MADX)
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ANDREWS: Andrews AFB 0322 USB wkg WEST COAST: McClellan AFB in
voice w/radio checks and MIL-STD 188-141A (id's: ADW and MCC).
(30/Sep/00) (MADX)
ANDREWS: - F T E E C 2 0255z 14/Dec/00 (DR)
Andrews: AFB, Md 2004 USB EAM (21/NOV/00) (JLM)
Lajes: 0224 USB w/EAM (preamble missed). (4/DEC/00)
CYPRUS FLIGHT WATCH: RAF Akrotiri, CYP, 0715, USB, meteo for
numerous airports, incl. LGSA, LGIR, 24/Aug/2000. (CK)
5YE: Nairobi Meteo KEN 1734 RTTY/100/760 Wx Fcast. Poor copy. (13
Jan) (RGA)
116: UNID CHN-Diplo, 1456 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A tfc. to 124
(10Dec00) (LDO)
124: UNID CHN-Diplo, 1456 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A tfc. to 116
(10Dec00) (LDO)
BLE: Prob UK Mil/Diplo Net 1235 ALE/USB Sounds. (11 Jan) (RGA)
AROMATIC: Raises ELEGANCE 0232 USB (NCS; weak here and to
AROMATIC) but with ELEGANCE no longer responding to the WAR 46
station's calls and gone. (5 Jan) (JH)
LONESOME(?): 28-char EAM 2030 USB NUK4CW simulcast 8992 & 11244.
(21/Dec/00) (JH)
ROBLE & TAURO: 1448 USB ALE (22/NOV/00) (JLM)
"IMB": Le Port/Maputo 2320 ARQ-E3 100/400 Tfc was almost
continuous service msgs, with IMB193 seen when the signal faded.
A return freq not found at this time. (15/Sep/00) (ML2)
KGD34: NCC, Arlington, VA: 1635 USB radio check (18/OCT/00) (JLM)
KGD34:, NCC, Arlington, VA 1635 USB radio check (18/OCT/00) (JLM)
---: POLISH EMB ?LOC 0945 POL/ARQ 100/I/250 5rc. Idling betas
"c~~odbierz:" and later offair (19/Dec)(DW)
586: Unid 1846 ALE/USB Sounds often. (13 Jan) (RGA)
626: Unid Illicit 1809 USB YL counts 1-0 then repeats 626. This
is also an active ALE frequency. (13 Jan) (RGA)
RAD: unid Colombian Navy (Radgena) 0029 MIL-STD 188-141A clg VAD:
unid Colombian Navy. (4/Oct/00)(MADX)
---: unid FF 2300 ARQ-E 72/400 CdV OO RFFEDFA PP RFFEDFA cct UAF
(19Oct00) (ML2)
NMF: USCG BOSTON 0900 FAX 120/576/N/800 Wave forecast. N/Atlantic
analysis (E+W), sat pix. Fuzzy (27/Dec)(DW)
-: Spanish traffic net 0352z USB Dec 27, 2000 [SN]
unid: 0810 AM / Female in Spanish with 5 digit number groups.
Very weak. (11Dec.2000) (Midwest USA)
Andrews AFB : 1535 USB / phone patch for Navy 50515 (a VP-3A).
Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 1510 USB / pp for SPAR 65
(C-20A, DV-3+3Pax). ETA to KLSV is 2007Z. (04Dec.2000)
(Midwest USA)
CACTUS & NIGHTHAWK: 12 with secure test and in the clear 1419 USB
(20/NOV/00) (JLM)
Nighthawk 12: (Probable VH-60N, HMX-1 MCAF Quantico): 2131 USB
calling Cactus (29/NOV/00) (RP3)
Nighthawk 7: 0117 USB / working Venus 7 on "hotel fox." They
went to secure voice. (07Dec.2000) (Midwest USA)
Nighthawk 8: 1345 USB / calling Nighthawk 2 and "Mainsail" with
no joy. (19Dec.2000) (Midwest USA)
Venus 7: 0146 USB / calling Cactus with no joy. (07Dec.2000)
(Midwest USA)
A25: Latvian KFOR Net 1622 ALE/USB Calls PAMATS. (10 Jan) (RGA)
A25: Latvian KFOR Net 1909 ALE/USB Calls PAMATS. (19 Jan) (RGA)
A25: Latvian KFOR in Kosovo 1631 ALE/USB Calls PAMATS.
(22 Dec)(RGA)
OKC: (NGB47) National Guard, Oklahoma City, OK: 1350 USB ALE
(22/NOV/00) (JLM)
LRBHF1: USACE Buffalo NY 0015 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(20/Oct/00) (MADX)
MVDHF1: USACE Vicksburg (WUG) 1413 MIL-STD 188-141A clg MVNHF1:
unid USACE. At 1437, LRBHF1: unid USACE w/sounding call. At
1538, LRDHF1: unid USACE clg MVDHF1: USACE Vicksburg. At 1539,
LRNHF1: unid USACE clg MVDHF1:. At 1540, LREHF1: clg MVDHF1:
USACE Vicksburg. (6/Oct/00) (MADX)
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09122.5 WUG: USA COE, Vicksburg, MS: 2009 USB calling COE stations WUI2
and WUI6 (21/NOV/00) (JLM)
09123
CENTR5: Romanian MFA Bucharest 0458 MIL-STD 188-141A clg HOL:
unid Romanian embassy. (19/Oct/00) (MADX)
09126.7 RFTJD: FF Libreville GAB 2227 ARQ-E3/192/300 Betas. Goes
occasionally to mark. (4 Jan) (RGA)
09131.0 MGJ: Faslane RN 1830 RTTY 75/350 (12/Jan/2001) (Argo Sicily)
09137.0 no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1644 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz 5
LGs after 11177 00063 .... (27Dec00)(LDO)
09141.5 RDU: unid prob ANG Unit 1300 ALE clg MGM: ANG Montgomery AL
(NGB10). (15/Sep/00) (MADX)
09143.5 APH: 1806 USB ALE (10/SEP/00) (JLM)
09143.5 JUE: Unid 1238 ALE clg FOE: Unid. Another unid station: APH,
logged here in the past. (15/Sep/00) (MADX)
09145.0 CLS, NSB, R13, R14, R15, R25 & R64: 1434-1542 USB ALE
(08/DEC/00)(JLM)
09145.0 DKB, 823471 & 823477: 2046-2149 USB ALE (26/SEP/00) (JLM)
09145.0 GHOST RIDER BASE & 378: 1748 USB voice & ALE. ALE IDs GRB &
814378 (08/DEC/00) (JLM)
09157
HEC: BerneRadio SWI 1740 ARQ/100/170 Marker. Not // 10341 .(13
Jan) (RGA)
09157.0 HEC: GW NODE BERN 1139 CW Chan free marker (Globe)
"HEC" (06/Jan)(DW)
09158.0 US2 & CR2, &SO2: UNID 0058 USB ALE possibly FBI (22/NOV/00) (JLM)
09163.0 no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1750 MFSK-32/CROWD36
40Bd/10Bd offline crypto to UNID, 5LGs after 11177 00007
(30Dec00)(LDO)
09165
HLL: Seoul Meteo 1521 FAX text table (7/Dec/00)(KB)
09183.5 SU1: FBI Salt Lake City 0037 MIL-STD 188-141A clg SUP03: unid
FBI, then into weak FSK (300bd possible).(18/Oct/00) (MADX)
09185.0 AAR4LL; (mobile), USA MARS, TN 2146 USB WPKJ542, Pacific Bell,
Sacramento, CA 2151 USB WWJ40P, FHWA/USCG, ME: 2158 USB
(16/NOV/00) (JLM)
09210.0 no-call: UNID, 1504 USB/BR6028/7xARQ-E
-46.15Bd/170Hz+1xBaudot-50Bd/170Hz, English op chat on the 50Bd
channel, QRT 1525 (24Dec00)(LDO)
09251.0 unid: 2226 USB / Female in English with 5 digit number groups.
09257.6 no-call: UNID Italian, I, 1010 ARQ burst system, 250Bd/170Hz
shift, in frequency hopping and non- frequency hopping mode,
probably Rohde & Schwarz system (28Dec00)(LDO)
09260
50: Danish Military Net 1205 ALE/USB Calls 28. (12 Jan) RGA)
09260.0 AEGIS 39 (sounds like) and NIGHTHAWK 61: 1906 USB
(03/DEC/00)(JLM)
09260.0 Reach 9402: POTUS support aircraft 2229 USB / working unknown
station. Dep. KEAR 2221Z, Arr. KBLV 0001Z. (08Dec.2000)
(Midwest USA)
09260.0 Reach 9402: POTUS support aircraft 2259 USB / calling Nighthawk
71 with no joy. (08Dec.2000) (Midwest USA)
09261.5 E5M & E6J: E6J gave his location as Marseilles, IL 1950 USB
(02/DEC/00) (JLM)
09261.5 MARIETTA calling PASADENA: 1942 & 1954 USB for a radio check
(02/DEC/00) (JLM)
09262.0 ---: unid 2230 RTTY 50/250 w/online crypto between ZZZZZ strings,
msgs started w/KRIPTOGRAMA BURAN (08Nov00) (ML2)
09268.0 OLZ 88: MFA Praha, CZE, 0910 USB/MIL-STD 188- 110A serial tone
modem with modified protocol, burst tfc., ISS-mode, sending tfc.
to OLZ 82, QSX not found, voice coordination (28Dec00)(LDO)
09270
(02/Dec/00) (SD)
09270
(23/Dec/00) (SD)
09270
file://7811 (25/Dec/00) (SD)
09282
: NATO Air Defence 1742 LINK-11/1364/USB (13 Jan) (RGA)
09308
: Berne-Sarajevo Net 1733 ALE/USB Very active 9308 & 10238. Linkprotected - no decode. (8 Jan) (RGA)
09308
: Berne-Sarajevo Net 1733 ALE/USB Very active 9308 and 10238.
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Link-protected - no decode. (8 Jan) (RGA)
09315
ALR: Alrar Oil/Gas Field ALG Sounds. (8 Jan) (RGA)
09315
INA: In Amenas Gasfield ALG 1651 ALE/USB Sounds. (8 Jan) (RGA)
09315
TFT: Tin Fouye Oilfield ALG 2137 ALE/USB Sounds. (21 Dec) (RGA)
09323
V02A: Atencion Numbers Station 0421 AM w/YL/SS/5FGs.
(18/Oct/00)(MADX)
09340
RCH72: Tashkent Meteo 2259 FAX 60/576 w/strong signal.
(10/Oct/00) (MADX)
09802.0 UNID:, briefly "in the plain" between strong ANDVT transmissions:
2016 USB (14/OCT/00) (JLM)
09930
WWJ40N: Federal Highway Administration (Acting NCS) 2250 USB
w/call for check-ins for "Coast Guard Auxiliary and Federal
Highway Administration Net". Wkg WWJ85, WWJ40J, WWJ40AF, WWJ40S,
WWJ40M, WWJ40T, WWJ40V, WWJ40D. (1/Nov/00) (MADX)
09993
: Tunisian Border Security 2028 RTTY/50/450 Visa traffic in
ATU80. // 3331. Re-ident of earlier logging. (13 Jan)(RGA)
09993
: Unid 1725 RTTY/50/450 In ATU80. Press? (13 Jan) (RGA)
10000
10000
BPM: Time Station Xi'an 2229 AM w/CW id. (11/Nov/00) (MADX)
EZ2: unid 0006 MIL-STD 188-141A clg 11: unid. At 0110, EZ2 clg
SA1VA1: unid and SA1PA1: unid. (12/Nov/00)(MADX)
10000
FMFPED001: unid Fleet Marine Force unit 2202 MIL-STD 188-141A clg
NAVPED000: unid US Navy unit. Idents are tentative.
(12/Nov/00) (MADX)
10000.0 VEX & CIS201, apparently Canadian military: 0029-0043 USB ALE
(04/DEC/00) (JLM)
10007
:propagation device, , jumps every 10 secs to next freq.
Copied it from 10007-29007 kHz, bursts, Sun 03-12-2000
10046
10051.0 NEW YORK:N.Y. volmet Air Radio 2246 28 Dec 00 USB wx for Florida
airfields (nice & warm) (EB)
10066.0 Calcutta Aero:IND 1815 UTC Dec 3 USB wkg Lauda 20 and mentioning
position VVZ at1818(PP)
10107.5 ---: unid FF 2310 ARQ-E 72/400 CdV OO RFFEDFA DE RFFEDFA cct UFA
(08Nov00) (ML2)
10121.9 ---: UNID 1140 PACTOR-I 100bd/200Hz Broken tfc under wideband
modem bursts. Subj: Heleou Karibialta. Part in EE, part in unid
language (R/amateur or ute?) (08/Jan)(DW)
10126.0 #’s: Cuba 0911z CW groups of five, strong signal here
25 Nov [SN]
10126.5 MX: Unid, , channelmarker EO, CW, Sun 17-12-2000 0800 UTC
10144.0 DK0WCY: R/AM BEACON 1428 CW Marker "DK0WCY beacon". 1430 info
bdcast. (08/Jan)(DW)
10155.0 BUR & TAC: 0200 LSB ALE Also, APM, CAS & FGT all in LSB
(16/NOV/00) (JLM)
10156.0 CRC2 & CRM2: 0309 USB ALE (16/NOV/00) (JLM)
10165.0 Un-ID: 12.31 ITA2 75/475 Sends continuous "61/61/, or "BANC
BANC.." using bitmask=19, then shuts down (08Dec00). (PT)
10177.6 ---: FF UNID ? 1456 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas. No app tfc
(08/Jan)(DW)
10194 ---:Unident Clandestine 2020 18 Dec 00 CW last 2 groups only 22221
61652 slow CW end TTT or 000 (EB)
10204
EIGHT AMP: EAM Bcast 1727 754RK4 simulcast 8992 and 11244.
(4Jan) (JH)
10204
REAR DOOR: 29-char EAM Bcast 1905 USB 75JPWE simulcast on 8992
and 11244. (8 Jan) (JH)
10204
SNOW DROP: 28-char EAM Bcast 0608 USB NUMKZQ simulcast on at
least 6697 and 8992 with nothing heard on 11244.
(20/Dec/00) (JH)
10211
SP130P: Unid Oil/Gas ALG 1635 ALE/LSB Sounds. (2 Jan) (RGA)
10215
HZN48: Jeddah Meteo SDA 2127 RTTY/100/850 USUR20 UKMS 051200.
(5Jan) (RGA)
10216.0 ---:Jeddah met Saudi Arabia 2016 18 Dec 00 RTTY 100 wx tfc (EB)
10230
Unid: V02A (Cuban Intel), 0241z (29-12-2000) CW 5L (IB)
10235
M8: Cuban Numbers Station 0412 CW w/"UDWNN(x5) = = =" then into
5FGs. (24/Nov/00) (MADX)
10235.0 #'s: Cuba 0415z CW 5 letter groups [weak here today] Dec 17,
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2000 [SN]
10238
BLMV2: MOD Vienna AUT 1145 ALE/USB Calls 21111/Unid.
(12 Jan)(RGA)
10240
EIGHT AMP: EAM Bcast 1733 754RK4 & 756ZCT simulcast 8992 and
11244. (4 Jan) (JH)
10244
INA: In Amenas GasField ALG 1625 ALE/USB Sounds. (2 Jan) (RGA)
10275
BLMV2: MOD Vienna AUT 1145 ALE/USB Calls 21111/Unid.
(12 Jan)(RGA)
10275
OHT30P: Ohanet Oil/Gas ALG 1618 ALE/LSB Sounds. (2 Jan) (RGA)
10281.7 22D: Unid 1754 ALE/USB Sounds. (5 Jan) (RGA)
10320.0 -: [QTH?] 0353z USB AFRTS programming, UNLV Basketball game via
ESPN with Military related PSA's Dec 17,2000 [SN]
10320.0 AFRTS/AFN: US military HF feeder 0203 USB / with US VP Gore and
his concession speech (live). (14Dec.2000)(Midwest USA)
10320.0 AFRTS/AFN: US military HF feeder 0306 USB / with US Pres.-Elect
Bush and his victory speech (live). (14Dec.2000)(Midwest USA)
10341
HEC: BerneRadio SWI 1716 ARQ/100/170 Marker. Not // 9157 .
(13Jan) (RGA)
10352
: Unid 0645 AM Mossad (E10) numbers station w/ call-up CIO2
file://7445 (25/Dec/00) (SD)
10352
(06/Jan/01) (SD)
10352
(23/Dec/00) (SD)
10352
CIO8 (18/Dec/00) (SD)
10352
CIONR1ZA14C9C10A16 (16/Dec/00) (SD)
10352
E10: Mossad Numbers Station 0150 AM w/CIO2. (11/Oct/00) (MADX)
10352
E10: number station 1542 "CIO2" (26.Sept.Y2k) (LAR)
10352
Unid: 0645 AM Mossad (E10) numbers station w/ call-up CIO2
(06/Jan/01) (SD)
10352
(23/Dec/00) (SD)
10352
file://7445 (25/Dec/00) (SD)
10352
Unid: 0647 AM Mossad (E10) numbers station w/ abnormal call-up
CIO8 (18/Dec/00) (SD)
10352
Unid: 1215 AM Mossad (E10) numbers station w/ abnormal call-up
CIONR1ZA14C9C10A16 (16/Dec/00) (SD)
10357
: Unid 0734 AM Spanish Man (V7) numbers station in progress
(19/Dec/00) (SD)
10357
Unid: 0734 AM Spanish Man (V7) numbers station in progress
(19/Dec/00) (SD)
10361.0 no-call: MFA Bern, 1213 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/ tfc. to Sarajevo,
10361.0 no-call: SHQSU Sarajevo, 1213 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/ tfc. to
Bern, using MIL-STD 188-141A with link protection (26Dec00) (LDO)
10392
KUW: Prob UK Mil Net Kuwait(?) 1659 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 13149
at 1704z. (5 Jan) (RGA)
10446.0 #’s: QTH? 0303z USB Spanish-YL groups of 5 figures
23Nov [SN]
10455.5 VIE: GW NODE DARWIN 0815 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "VIE". Wkng
ship in Globedata (19/Dec)(DW)
10493.0 Bucharest: Roumania 12.26 ROU-FEC 164.5/400 Looks like press or
similar in RR using Bitmask=24 (08Dec00). (PT)
10493.0 WGY9455, FEMA Auxiliary Support, Vienna, VA: 1731 USB
(06/DEC/00)(JLM)
10494.0 RFTJF: FF Port Bouet 0520 Arq-E3 48/400 Test tape
(24-Dec-00)(RH2)
10518
S00: MFA Stockholm S 1809 ALE/USB Calls S78/Tunis. (22 Dec) (RGA)
10536.0 Unid: CIS Navy
1940 36-50 30/784!!!? often logged here at
50/240 & also 81-81 - curious wide shift !(12/Dec/00) (RH2)
10537.7 ---:Canadian forces Metoc centre Canada 2232 28 Dec 00 FAX
120/576 poor chart (EB)
10540
CESYP: Colombian Navy Special Command San Andres and Providencia
Islands 0254 MIL-STD 188-141A wkg ANTIOQUIA3: CM-53 Antioquia
FS-1500-Class Corvette w/msg servicing and op chatter. Continued
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10581
10581
10608
10608
10608
10608
10610.9
10610.9
10690.0
10691.5
10691.5
10715.0
10730.0
10766.9
10766.9
10780.0
10780.0
10842
10850.0
10850.0
10852.0
10871.9
10871.9
10872
10875.0
10884.0
10917.7
10940.5
10997.5
11026.7
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through at least 0518z. (29/Sep/00) (MADX)
HMF46:
KCNA Pyongyang. KRE 0900 Rtty 75/458 E. News
12Dec 00 (BC3)..
S00: MFA Stockholm S 1559 ALE/USB Calls S72/Kinshasa.
(13 Jan)(RGA)
S84: Swedish Embassy Washington DC 0819 MIL-STD 188-141A wkg S94:
Swedish Embassy Guatemala City + 2400bd serial modem.
(24/Nov/00) (MADX)
BARRANCA: prob Squadron Base Barrancabermeja 0059 MIL-STD
188-141A ALE clg RADGENA: unid Colombian Navy. (4/Oct/00) (MADX)
COVENAS: poss Covenas Airfield Colombian Navy 0237 MIL-STD
188-141A wkg RADGENA: unid Colombian Navy, then into MIL-STD
188-110A serial modem. (26/Oct/00) (MADX)
D3S: Prob USCG Cutter 2200 USB wkg USCG GROUP MIAMI on "high
fox". "Be advised, we have no secure capability." ANDVT at 2202.
(18/Sep/00) (MADX)
TURBO: Colombian Coast Guard Base Turbo 2311 MIL-STD 188-141A wkg
ATLANTICO: prob Atlantic Fleet HQ. (3/Dec/00) (MADX)
Moscow Meteo 0824 FAX/120/576 w/beginning of chart. Weak signal,
chart unreadable. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
Moscow Meteo 0824 FAX/120/576 w/beginning of chart. Weak
signal,chart unreadable. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
AUS: (NGB55), National Guard, Austin, T 1549 USB ALE
(22/NOV/00)(JLM)
D00146 & D24367: 1730 USB ALE. Also ANDVT and weak clear voice,
not sure if it's the ALE calls or not.(27/NOV/00) (JLM)
NSO & L26186: 1533 USB ALE & voice. NSO may have identified as
Hunter (AAF) during a brief signal check. NSO and others in this
net now heard on: 5126.0, 8056.0, 9145.0,10691.5, 12068.5 &
16078.5, all USB (22/NOV/00) (JLM)
UNID: with 5 letter groups 1704 CW (22/NOV/00) (JLM)
MSN5 & W46: 1648 USB ALE. Transmission stepped down the
following USB frequencies: 10730.0, 10586.0, 9970.0, 9958.0,
9148.0 and 8160.0. Lost after 8160.0 Other frequencies
previously active in this net: 8064.0, 7935.0 & 7512.5 not heard
today. (07/OCT/00) (JLM)
Unid: FAPSI 1631 rtty 75/500 5LG on Link 70007 (12/Jan/01) (RH2)
Lima Foxtrot: 1422 USB w/Oscar Golf November arranging for pilot
(ship pilot) pick up at 1230 (local?).(30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Water Bug 774: (P-3C Mod III, Naval Force Aircraft Test Sqdn,
Patuxent River): 2021 USB w/Cape Radio(29/NOV/00) (RP3)
CP4X: Russian military, 0523z (29-12-2000) CW 4F (IB)
101: UNID, 1713 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, responding to P176
(09Dec00) (LDO)
101: UNID, 1721 USB/Harris AVS, scrambled tfc. to P176 unknown
QSX freq. (09Dec00) (LDO)
KKK: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1758 MFSK-32/CROWD36
40Bd/10Bd offline crypto to KUA with 5 LGs after 11177 30022
(28Dec00)(LDO)
MX: Russian navy Arkhangelsk, RUS, cluster beacon 'S', CW, Sun
03-12-2000 1317 UTC (AB)
MX: Russian navy Arkhangelsk, RUS, cluster beacon S, CW, Sun
17-12-2000 0854 UTC (AB)
S: Russian Navy 1714 CW Sub bcast marker. (13 Jan) (RGA)
BMLV1: Austrian MOD, AUT, 1430 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/Harris AVS,
scrambled voice tfc. to 21111 (28Dec00)(LDO)
DOR: MFA Sofia, BUL, 1438 USB/240Bd 8-FSK ARQ- system, QSX not
found (29Dec00)(LDO)
RFTJ: FF Dakar 0531 Arq-E3 48/400 Idle only (24-Dec-00) (RH2)
:AFRTS 1613 USB nx-programme (26.Sept.Y2k) (LAR)
UNID: 09.10 Piccolo Mk6 in standby for over an hour
(Y2k/09/24)(LAR)
---: MFA CAIRO 2047 SITOR/A 100/E/170 In irs then lost qso.
Briefly selcals RCVB (Washington) but not subsequent re sync.
(23/Dec)(DW)
AXM34: CANBERRA MET 0950 FAX 120/576/N/800 700 hpa anal. Fuzzy
(23/Dec)(DW)
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11034.7 :prob Egyptian MFA 0036 SITOR-A w/selcal OOVF Egyptian Embassy
Pyongyang DPRK. Also in SITOR-B instructing Pyongyang to transmit
on 11541.7khz. (4/Oct/00) (MADX)
11039.0 DDH9: HAMBURG MET 1005 RTTY 50/N/440 Marker "cq de DDH47 DDH9
DDH8 frequencies 147.3 khz 11039 khz 14467.3 khz ry's" then wx
fcst in GG (23/Dec)(DW)
11045.0 AAR4LL: (mobile) USA MARS, TN: 2130 USB WGY908, FEMA, Denver, CO
2130 USB WWJ40AF, FHWA/USCG, Barrington, RI 2133 USB WWJ40S,
FHWA/USCG, PA: 2136(16/NOV/00) (JLM)
11045.0 WWJ40N: FHWA/USCG 1500 USB WWJ71, FHWA, Madison, WI: 1500 USB
WGY9501, FEMA MERS, Bothell, WA: 1500 USB WWJ40M, FHWA/USCG, MA:
1500 USB WWJ98, FHWA, Pocatello, ID: 1500 USB (22/NOV/00) (JLM)
11076
OWI: Unid Danish Military 1505 ALE/USB Calls OWJ. (19 Jan) (RGA)
11076.0 CID:, UNID 1330 USB ALE. CID also heard on 11550.0 USB ALE
(20/NOV/00) (JLM)
11085
P6Z:MFA Paris 1547 FEC-A 192Bd tfc to D2Z: F Emb Budapest
(26.Sept.Y2k) (LAR)
11105
AAA: Chinese Diplo Euro Net Chan 5 1517 ALE/USB Calls YT316A.
(3 Jan) (RGA)
11105
ZT201A: Chinese Diplo Euro Net Chan 5 1441 ALE/USB Calls 116.
(3 Jan) (RGA)
11105
ZT201A: Chinese Diplo Euro Net Chan 5 1441 ALE/USB Calls 116.
(3Jan) (RGA)
11108.0 FC8FEM, FEMA:, Region 8 1349 USB ALE (14/OCT/00) (JLM)
11110.5 RFLI: FF Fort de France MRT 2137 ARQ-E3/192/370 CdV on cct BFL to
Provence. (5 Jan) (RGA)
11116.7 Unid: FAPSI 1620 Crowd36 6 tone call-ups (28/Dec/00) (RH2)
11119.2 unid: 0050 BAUDOT 75/850 w/KAWN wx. (13/Nov/00) (MADX)
11119.3 :unid USAF/USN 0432 BAUDOT 75/810 w/KAWN wx tfc.
(22/Oct/00)(MADX)
11119.3 unid USAF/USN 0432 BAUDOT 75/810 w/KAWN wx tfc.
(22/Oct/00)(MADX)
11120
UNID: KAWN broadcast (xmtr site?) 0405 FAX 120/576 on USB w/KAWN
wx in BAUDOT 75/850 on LSB. QRT on USB at 0409, BAUDOT continues.
Listed as an Offutt/Elkhorn frequency in the latest Worldwide FAX
Schedules publication. (24/Nov/00) (MADX)
11125.0 HZN:Jeddah Meteo 1642 rtty 100/850 Wx codes (06/Dec/00)(RH2)
11125.1 HZN: Jeddah Meteo SDA 1526 RTTY/100/850 Badly distorted.
(13 Jan)(RGA)
11126.0 ---:Jeddah met Saudi Arabia 1945 18 Dec 00 RTTY 100 wx tfc (EB)
11130
204: Moroccan Army Net 1 0931 ALE/USB Calls O2. (11 Jan) (RGA)
11130
2: Moroccan Army Net 1 1629 ALE/USB Calls O1. (16 Jan) (RGA)
11130
O1: Moroccan Army Net 1 1625 ALE/USB Calls GLOBAL. (16 Jan) (RGA)
11136.0 no-call: Ukrainian MIL, UKR 1259 100Bd/500Hz online encrypted
bitstream QSX 11402 kHz (24Dec00)(LDO)
11157
S49: Swedish Embassy Riyadh 0034 MIL-STD 188-141A clg S48:
Swedish Embassy Damascus. (7/Nov/00) (MADX)
11157.0 S00: MFA STOCKHOLM 1350 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB. Sounding.
Clng S16/unid (29/Dec)(DW)
11157.0 S16: SWEDISH EMB ?LOC 1351 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
Stockholm/S00 (29/Dec)(DW)
11157.0 S49: SWEDISH EMB JEDDAH 1507 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
S48/Damascus (29/Dec)(DW)
11158
BIS: unid 1320 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call. Again at 1416.
(12/Oct/00) (MADX)
11175
HOT CAKE: Clg MAINSAIL 1805 USB Raises Unid but unable to
complete his comms and gone. (9 Jan) (JH)
11175
JAMBO 65: Clg MAINSAIL 1650 USB Raises MCCLELLAN 'Out of
BARKSDALE but negative relay.' and gone. (9 Jan) (JH)
11175
LONESTAR TALCE: Clg ANY STATION 1507 USB Raises Unid then
MCCLELLAN for radio check. (9 Jan) (JH)
11175
LONESTAR TALCE: Clg ANY STATION 1703 USB For radio check.
(9 Jan)(JH)
11175
MIGHTY 08: Clg MAINSAIL 1747 USB Raises OFFUTT for pp to
BARKSDALE CP giving numerous numbers, none of which seemed to
work. (9 Jan) (JH)
11175
MIGHTY 08: Clg OFFUTT RADIO 1823 USB Calls HICKAM RADIO also but
without response from either. (9 Jan)(JH)
Pagina 81
11175
11175
11175
11175
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11200
11200.0
11200.0
11202
11202.0
11207
11214.0
11214.0
11214.0
11214.0
11216.0
11217.0
11217.0
11217.0
11217.0
11217.0
11217.0
11220.0
11229
11232.0
11232.0
WUN-v07
PIGGY(?) 71: Wkg INCIRLIK 94 mls E of Ramstein. Temp -2C.
(16Jan) (RGA)
SABER 35: Clg MAINSAIL 1654 USB Asks for 'airport radio check'.
(9 Jan) (JH)
AIRFORCE 2015: 0738 USB, hello ANDREWS hello ANDREWS this is
AIRFORCE 2015 radio check on 111 upper please (13/Dec/00)
JAGO 11:Thule airbase Air radio 1845 15 Jan 01 USB Phone patch to
Ramstein (EB)
Andrews: 0222 USB w/EAM (LXOZNK) " for Menthol." (4/DEC/00) (RP3)
Andrews: 1139 USB w/Skyking message for Decent. (14/DEC/00) (RP3)
Ascension Global: GHFS 0405 USB / pp for SAM 60204 (C-20B #
86-0204) to Andrews VIP. (11Dec.2000) (Midwest USA)
Epic 56: (C-130H 156th AS NC-ANG Charlotte): 2315 USB w/Offutt
inpp w/unidentified Metro. (12/DEC/00) (RP3)
HUSKER CONTROL: relaying current traffic to HUSKER 16 and HUSKER
18 2022 USB. HUSKER 16 told CONTROL he couldn't raise any other
MAINSAIL. (17/NOV/00)(JLM)
Karen 35: (probable E-3B AWACS, Offutt): 1437 USB calling Andrews
West Coast w/no response.
Lancer 02: & Lancer 03 (P-3Cs, VP-10 NAS Brunswick): 1541 USB
w/Thulein pp w/High Voltage (possible TSCC NAS Brunswick) w/Spare
Group report & QSL. ((NOTE: TSCC Brunswick may have changed its
callsign from Golden Hawk to High Voltage)) (9/DEC/00) (RP3)
Talon 126: (unidentified): 0518 USB w/Ascension in radio
checks.(8/DEC/00) (RP3)
Thule Global: GHFS 1323 USB / pp for Navy 50496 (P-3) to Andrews
VIP. QSY F-311 (11220). (04Dec.2000)(Midwest USA)
Thule: 1148 USB w/Quid 81 (not heard--KC-135R 100th ARW RAF
MILDENHALL). (14/DEC/00) (RP3)
FRANCEVILLE: prob Gabonese Railway Franceville Gabon 2007 MIL-STD
188-141A w/sounding call. At 2016, MILOLE: prob Gabonese Railway
Milole clg BB113: unid.(1/Nov/00) (MADX)
MBOUNGOU:GABON RLWYS MBOUNGOU 1631 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding (12/Dec)(DW)
MILOLE: GABON RLWYS MILOLE 1610 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB.
Sounding (12/Dec)(DW)
CAMSLANT: 0243 USB clg 1701: USCG HC-170H7. No response for over
30 minutes. (3/Dec/00) (MADX)
CAMSLANT: working 2128 (unheard) 1858 USB (18/NOV/00) (JLM)
"Whales": 0000 USB (down from the usual 11209). now going
continuosly.(29/sep/2000).(JM3)
Sentry 64: (E-3B AWACS, Tinker AFB): 2118 USB w/Trenton Military
(29/NOV/00) (RP3)
Sentry 65: (E-3B AWACS, Tinker AFB): 1707 USB w/Trenton Military
(30/NOV/00)(RP3)
Sentry 65: 1756 USB w/Trenton Military (30/NOV/00)(RP3)
Strikestar: (E-8C JSTARS, Robins AFB): 1745 USB w/Trenton
Military (30/NOV/00) (RP3)
FCS & NW1: 1614 USB ALE (12/OCT/00) (JLM)
66KNY:, NTCN, & 908WGY, FEMA, Denver, CO 1618 USB ALE
(12/OCT/00)(JLM)
Guard Ops: KS Air NG? 1949 USB / calling Jayhawk 11 Flight.
Guard Ops: KS Air NG? 1951 USB / working Sting 21. (20Dec.2000)
(Midwest USA)
KNY66:, NTCN, calling KNY67 1630 USB voice and USB ALE. ALE id's
66KNY & 67KNY (12/OCT/00) (JLM)
Ops: KS Air NG? 1959 USB / working Jayhawk 11 (probable B-1).
RLA & RL BASE, unid: 1631 USB voice (12/OCT/00) (JLM)
Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 2008 USB / calling SAM
60201 (a C-20B # 86-0201) on F-311. No joy.
MANGROVE: 32-char EAM Bcast 1605 USB KO2G34. Simulcast 8992 &
11244. (02/Jan/01) (JH)
Bake 96: (unidentified): 1832 USB w/Trenton Military w/wx for
Amarillo, TX at 2105Z.(12/DEC/00) (RP3)
Canforce 2993: 1653 USB w/Trenton Military in pp w/Trenton Wing
Pagina 82
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11235
11235
11239
11244
11244
11244
11244
11244
11244
11244
11244
11244
11244
11244
11244
11246.0
11247.0
11247.0
11250
11250.0
11253
11253
11271.0
11271.0
11300.0
11318
WUN-v07
Ops w/arrival information. (30/NOV/00)(RP3)
Canforce 2993: 1916 USB w/Trenton Military requesting wx for
Trenton & Ottawa. (30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Canforce 3702: (CC-144 # 144615, 412th Sqdn Ottawa): 2015 USB
w/Trenton Military reporting departure from Ottawa at 1925Z and
ETA Mexico City of 0045Z. (30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Canforce 4251: 1909 USB w/Trenton Military (30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Canforce 4430: 2302 USB w/Trenton Military w/unsuccessful
personal pp. (7/DEC/00) (RP3)
Trenton Military: 1349 USB w/Canforce 2502 w/wx for Trenton &
North Bay. (14/DEC/00) (RP3)
Trenton Military: 1408 USB w/Canforce 1525 w/wx for Edmonton
International Airport at 1700Z. (30/NOV/00)(RP3)
Trenton Military: 2045 USB w/Gonzo (29/NOV/00) (RP3)
Trenton Military: with a phone patch to BACKHAND from DARKSTAR
MIKE. DM requested working ZULU frequencies from BACKHAND for
signal check training. BACKHAND advised Z-175 and Z-150, but the
radios were down for one hour. DM thanked him and said he'd see
him another day. (20/NOV/00) (JLM)
HUDSON 24: 0922 USB, clg AIRFORCE SYDNEY nothing heard changing
89 (12/Dec/00) (NJ)
STALLION 210: 0845 USB, AIRFORCE TOWNSVILLE selcall check OK we
will be keeping selcall watch this frequency over
(12/Dec/00) (NJ)
UNID: 0129 USB w/voice scrambler. Resembled French and Spanish
systems. No clear speach to id with. (1/Nov/00)(MADX)
ANDREWS 1931 USB w/29-character EAM (75LOCB...) (4/Jan/01) (MADX)
AXE MILL(?): Missed called ID 2052 USB No known
response.(21/Dec/00) (JH)
BLINDFOLD: 28-char EAM Bcast 1638 USB 75VSEO but terminates in
mid-preamble. (10 Jan) (JH)
BLINDFOLD: EAM Bcast 1655 USB 75VSEO. H+25/h+55 activity.
(10Jan) (JH)
INTIMATE: 28-char EAM Bcast 1725 USB NUF2CO simulcast on 8992
H+25/h+55 activity. (20/Dec/00) (JH)
LEG BONE: 29-char EAM Bcast 2125 NUDHBZ and again at 2155z.
Simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (30/Dec/00) (JH)
LONESOME(?): EAM Bcast 2055 USB NUK4CW. H+25/h+55 activity.
(21/Dec/00) (JH)
MANGROVE: 28-char EAM Bcast 1804 USB 752B5T. Slightly preceding
the GHFS's bcst of same, and simulcasting same on 8992.
(02/Jan/01) (JH)
MCCLELLAN 28-char EAM Bcast 1610 USB 754RK4 and 756ZCT at 1650z.
(4 Jan) (JH)
NORMANDY(?): EAM Bcasts 1725 NU7W3R and NUX5UE with nothing heard
8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (22/Dec/00) (JH)
PUERTO RICO: Poss EAM Bcast 1620 USB Too weak to follow.
(4 Jan)(JH)
SALINAS: Three 28-char EAM Bcasts 1620 USB 75S77F 75F4AQ 75NPT6
at their apparent h+20 repeat EAM xmsn time. (4 Jan) (JH)
BAS & BLU: 2240 USB ALE (15/NOV/00) (JLM)
9K19: calling other stations in the net 1642 USB
(16/NOV/00)(JLM)
Gibraltar: (RAF Flight Watch Station): 2342 USB w/VOLMET.
(11/DEC/00)(RP3)
AED: Elmendorf AFB AK USA 1859 ALE/USB Sounds. (10 Jan) (RGA)
Andrews: 1351 USB w/Offutt telling him to stand by for data. ALE
then noted on this freq. (8/DEC/00) (RP3)
MVU: RAF Volmet 2144 USB YL/EE w/aviation wx. (1/Nov/00) (MADX)
RAF VOLMET: RAF W.Drayton G 1527 USB YL in EE with Eur wx
actuals. (13 Jan) (RGA)
Blue 11: (ferry tanker): 1450 USB w/Thule in pp w/Pease CP
reporting delay in AAR schedule until 1655Z.(14/DEC/00) (RP3)
Thule Global: GHFS 1501 USB / pp for SAM 90300 (a C-20H # 90-0300
with a DV-2+7 Pax). (15Dec.2000) (Midwest USA)
TWA 721: with Gander ATC,CAN Dec 17 1800z position 58N 50W
---:Prob Russian volmet Russia 1339 18 Jan 01 USB volmet type
traffic (EB)
Pagina 83
11325
11342
11342
11342
11342.0
11402
11402.0
11408.0
11415.2
11415.2
11415.2
11416.7
11418.0
11425
11440
11440
11448.5
11448.5
11448.5
11448.5
11448.5
11453
11453
11453
11453.0
11466
WUN-v07
FMFPED001: unid S/Central American 0047 MIL-STD 188-141A clg
NAVPED000: unid S/Central American. Operators up in SS USB comms
following ALE w/mix of SS numbers and NATO phonetics.
(4/Jan/01) (MADX)
TEAL 66: 1550 USB w/New York Radio established contact with
CNN in Atlanta to set up the phone patch. It took until 1557 for
CNN to find the right person (Coleen) who initiated the request
for the interview. (12/SEP/00) (SM)
TEAL 66: 1600 USB w/New York Radio phone patch to CNN in
Atlanta. News anchor Jean Meserve interviewed LTCOL Gale Carter
aboard TEAL 66 regarding T.S./Hurricane Florence
(12/SEP/00) (SM)
TEAL 66: 1602 USB w/New York Radio phone patch to CNN
terminated, position report (30 41N, 72 11W). New York advised
TEAL 66 to return to 8846 and give another position report on
that freq. (12/SEP/00) (SM)
ARINC-New York: 1341 USB w/Continental 61 in pp w/Continental
Dispatch w/flight route information.(14/DEC/00) (RP3)
VEX: unid CANFORCE 0348 MIL-STD 188-141A clg CIP700: unid
CANFORCE. At 0412 and 0538, CIP745: unid CANFORCE clg VEX. At
0607 and 0804, VEX clg CIP745.
(24/Oct/00) (MADX)
no-call: Ukrainian MIL, UKR 1259 100Bd/500Hz online encrypted
bitstream QSX 11136 kHz (24Dec00)(LDO)
Un-ID: 16.04 ITA2 188/490 Sending 20-NG then shuts down
(12Dec00). (PT)
: Air Paris F 1530 ARQ-M2/200/370 AFTN flight plan messages from
(e.g.) LFPY/Brétigny-sur-Orge to LQSA/Sarajevo for military
aircraft. (13 Jan) (RGA)
RFFTB: Air Paris F 1623 ARQ-M2/200/370 AFTN NOTAMs from LIIAYNYX/
Rome Military NOTAMs Office to LQSAYNYX/Sarajevo Military NOTAMs
Office on circuit BVA, presume to Sarajevo. (13 Jan) (RGA)
RFFTB: Air Paris F 1623 ARQ-M2/200/370 AFTN NOTAMs from LIIAYNYX/
Rome Military NOTAMs Office to LQSAYNYX/Sarajevo Military NOTAMs
Office on circuit BVA, presume to Sarajevo. (13 Jan) (RGA)
---: FF SARAJEVO ? 1155 ARQ/342 200/E/400 8rc. 2 chan tdm. chans
A: and B: betas. Poor sync thru 1230z (13/Dec)(DW)
FJY5:
DTRE Crozet I. 1015 Arq-E3 200/400 Email Msgs\FF to
France
(19/Dec/00) (RH2)
CENTR4: Romanian Diplo 1626 ALE/USB Calls ZUP. (22 Dec) (RGA)
ESPARTANA: Colombian Coast Guard Patrol Craft Espartana (PM-41)
0112 MIL-STD 188-141A ALE clg RADGENA: Unid Colombian Navy.
(29/Sep/00) (MADX)
HEREDIA: Cherokee-class Patrol Craft RM72 "Pedro de Heredia" 0144
MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.(7/Nov/00) (MADX)
RAIDER 24 and WHITETAIL: 1759 USB. RAIDER 24 reported "3 birds"
off Pope, with one headed to Andrews and the others to
Youngstown. (05/NOV/00) (JLM)
SWORD CONTROL & WHITETAIL: 1343 USB with a radio check &To check
frequency every 15 to 30 minutes for usability, should be back
(4/NOV/00) (JLM)
WHITETAIL and VADER 06 station 1609 USB VADER 06 reported he
was 55 miles north of Bowling Green, KY Reported position near
Centralia, IL. Asked WHITETAIL to pass arrival time at Sherman
AAF, KS. @ 1642 (05/NOV/00) (JLM)
WHITETAIL and VADER 06: 1609 USB UNID station reported he was 55
miles north of Bowling Green, KY, Asked WHITETAIL to pass arrival
time at Sherman AAF, KS. 1642 USB(05/NOV/00) (JLM)
WHITETAIL: and either SWORD (probable) or SHORE CONTROL 1343 USB
with a radio check To check frequency every 15 to 30 minutes for
usability, should be back up about 1400 UTC (4/NOV/00) (JLM)
IMB33: Rome Meteo 1425 RTTY 50 aviat. wx (26/Dec/00)(KB)
IMB3: Rome Meteo I 1711 RTTY/50/850 FCIY40 LIIB 131700
(13 Jan)(RGA)
IMB: Rome Meteo 0037 BAUDOT 50/850 w/meteo tfc. (7/Nov/00) (MADX)
IMB33: ROME MET 1337 RTTY 50/R/850 Met tfc (AAXX). 70hz low.
(16/Dec)(DW)
ALG: Algerian Oil/Gas NEt ALG 1247 ALE/USB ALE/USB Calls
Pagina 84
11466
11466
11468
11468
11469.0
11469.5
11476.0
11476.0
11491
11492
11492
11492
11492.0
11494
11494
11494
11494
11494
11494.0
11495
11495
11500
11518.2
11536.0
11545
11545
11550.0
11555.0
11556
11576.0
11576.0
11576.0
11636
11637
WUN-v07
RNS/Rhourde Nouse Facility. (11 Jan) (RGA)
ALG: Algerian Oil/Gas NEt ALG 1247 ALE/USB ALE/USB Calls
RNS/Rhourde Nouse Facility. (11 Jan) (RGA)
ALG: Algiers Oil/Gas ALG 1626 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 10244.
(2Jan) (RGA)
UNID: Russian Navy 0749 36-50/36/250, into tfc 50bd at 0752, QRT
at 0755. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
UNID: Russian Navy 0749 36-50/36/250, into tfc 50bd at 0752, QRT
at 0755. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
Unid:
CIS Navy
1653
36-50
50/240 file://17460.0 khz
(06/Dec/00) (RH2)
RDL: CISN MOSCOW 1345 CW(FIA-250HZ) Tfc "RDL" and offline encrypt
in 5 fig grps. 1347 "uuuu xxxx" and switches to BEE 36/50bd
system. (16/Dec)(DW)
ROMEO, MIKE, ECHO & HOTEL: 1535 USB tracking net
(26/SEP/00)(JLM)
ROMEO, MIKE, ECHO & HOTEL: 1535 USB tracking net (maybe same as
on 5333.5) (26/SEP/00) (JLM)
V5: The Counting Station 0318 AM w/YL/SS/5FGs (3/2) already in
progress. (18/Oct/00) (MADX)
0000006138: Iranian Net 1739 ALE/USB Sounds. (10 Jan) (RGA)
0000006138: poss Iranian 0106 MIL-STD 188-141A clg 0000006137:
poss Iranian. (1/Nov/00) (MADX)
6141: Iranian Net 1458 ALE/USB Calls 6137. (19 Jan) (RGA)
6137 & 6138: 0338 USB ALE (14/OCT/00) (JLM)
AROMATIC: Clg ELEGANCE 0231 USB No response. (5 Jan) (JH)
DRAW KNIFE: 28-char EAM Bcast 1709 USB 75LOCB preceeding GHFS's
1710z bcast of same. Simulcast 8992 and 11244. (4 Jan) (JH)
INTIMATE: 22-char EAM Bcast 1752 SUB NUM4NF simulcast on 8992 and
11244. (20/Dec/00) (JH)
SERVICE CENTRE: Occasional Activity 1710 USB Comms in the clear.
(4 Jan) (JH)
Unid: 28-char EAM Bcast 1608 USB NUX5UE simulcast 892 and 11244.
(22/Dec/00) (JH)
VACCINATE & LIFEBOAT: 1438 USB set this frequency as primary
(22/NOV/00) (JLM)
0000001220: unid Iranian Military 0002 MIL-STD 188-141A
w/sounding call. (11/Oct/00) (MADX)
0000001230: unid Iranian station 0241 ALE w/sounding call. At
0412, 0000001220: unid Iranian station w/sounding call. Again at
0512, 0613, and 0643. These 10-digit calls reportedly are part of
an unid-Iranian network. (19/Sep/00) (MADX)
UNID: 0140 VFT Barrie BR-6028 7x75/170. (5/Nov/00) (MADX)
---: FF PARIS ? 1400 ARQ/342 200/E/400 8rc. 2 chan tdm. Chans A:
B:. Betas, no app tfc thru 1436z. Briefly offair 1424z
(13/Dec)(DW)
KCNA:press Pyongyang North Korea 1255 28 Dec 00 RTTY 050 normal
propaganda (EB)
Lincs Poacher: UK Illicit G 1712 USB Old woman with 5FGs.
(13Jan) (RGA)
Lincs Poacher: UK Illicit G 1712 USB Old woman with 5FGs.
(13Jan) (RGA)
CID & E3D, unid: 1728 USB ALE (14/OCT/00) (JLM)
:Brief data burst, unknown mode 1346 USB on a Department of
Energy (DOE) frequency. Also heard on 7700.0 USB, another DOE
frequency (22/NOV/00) (JLM)
0000001220: poss Iranian military 0052 MIL-STD 188-141A
BDETAC & 147L: 0241 USB ALE (14/OCT/00) (JLM)
SKBASE, 147L & 507C: 0154 USB ALE. 147L also up in USB voice
calling SKBASE. (14/OCT/00) (JLM)
SKBASE:, 147A, 147B, 1MG2 & 36ME: 1300+ USB ALE. Continuing this
morning with USB voice activity between SKBASE and 147A at 1402.
Voice id SILVER KNIGHT 6 and WARRIOR BASE. (14/OCT/00) (JLM)
M14?: 0051 CW w/5FGs at 30wpm, cut 0's (T). QRT at 0055 w/307 307
165 165 00000 (3T7 3T7 165 165 TTTTT).(7/Nov/00) (MADX)
FAAZFW: Fort Worth ARTCC 0651 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(24/Nov/00) (MADX)
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11740.0 :Very strong Link 11 1943 USB (21/NOV/00) (JLM)
12067.0 DARK CLOUD 22, DARK CLOUD 23 & WOLFMAN: 1533 USB passing coded
messages (12/NOVEMBER/00)(JLM)
12067.0 WOLFMAN and DARK CLOUD 20: 1715 USB DARK CLOUD 20 attempting to
confirm the location of DARK CLOUD 20 ECHO. Other stations up
with what sounded like a weapons inventory (Maverick missiles, IR
missiles, etc.)(12/NOV/00) (JLM)
12067.0 WOLFMAN, 30 BRAVO & 30 CHARLIE: 1415 USB. Very active net
coordinates 99 52 (long) & 43 24 (lat)(14/OCT/00) (JLM)
12090.2 : Unid FF 2120 ARQ-E3/192/360 Betas and offair. (5 Jan) (RGA)
12101
S12: Swedish Embassy Bogota 0138 ALE/QPSK wkg S84: Swedish
Embassy Washington DC. (19/Sep/00) (MADX)
12132
BA1: unid 0947 MIL-STD 188-141A clg BR3: unid. Also at 0949,
0953, and 0955. At 0959, clg BR3, AR3: unid and BO3: unid. All
probable FBI, (4/Oct/00) (MADX)
12134
0000005555: Iranian Net 1820 ALE/USB Sounds. (10 Jan) (RGA)
12134
0000006666: Iranian Military 0237 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding
call. At 0242, 034: Iranian Military w/sounding call. At 0327,
0000005555: Iranian Military w/sounding call. At 0453, 0000006666
w/sounding call. At 0458, 0000005555 w/sounding call.
(11/Oct/00) (MADX)
12134
005: Iranian Military 0157 MIL-STD 188-141A clg 001111: Iranian
Military. (11/Oct/00) (MADX)
12134.0 006666: UNID, 1506 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A + CODAN 80Bd BPSK CHIRP,
to 001111 (10Dec00) (LDO)
12135
UNID: 0014 USB jammer 8-tones with slighly varying pitch.
(1/Nov/00) (MADX)
12150.0 no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1016 PSK/ UNID parallel
tone PSK-modem, sharp spectrum like MT-63 Modem, bandwidth:
1400-1500 Hz, alternating with 32-tone/40Bd MFSK, modified
Crowd36(24Dec00)(LDO)
12150.0 no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1018 MFSK-32/ CROWD36
online crypto/modified protocol (24Dec00)(LDO)
12160
222: Moroccan Army Net 1 1534 ALE/USB Calls I5. Also on 7813.
(5Jan) (RGA)
12160
DP2: Moroccan Army Net 1 1315 ALE/USB Calls 01. (9 Jan) (RGA)
12160
K2: Moroccan Army Net 1 1216 ALE/USB Calls 01. (9 Jan) (RGA)
12160
O1: Moroccan Army Net 1 1650 ALE/USB Calls GF5. (21 Dec) (RGA)
12174.3 WWFV: SWBS-McCaysville, GA 1810 Baudot 45/170n with The Book of
Matthew in the King James Bible. (14Jan.2001) (Midwest USA)
12180.0 no-call: UNID, 0851, Rohde & Schwarz ALIS procedure
228.65Bd/170Hz, calling several times, very loud signal
(26Dec00)(LDO)
12180.0 no-call: UNID, 0852 Rohde & Schwarz 2400Bd burst PSK system,
strong signals (28Dec00)(LDO)
12186
OWG: Danish AF Grazzanise AFB Italy 0355 MIL-STD 188-141A clg
OWE: unid Danish AF. (18/Oct/00) (MADX)
12186
OWG: Danish Air Force Grazzanise 0022 MIL-STD 188-141A clg OWE:
Danish Air Force Kanup. At 0024, OWG clg OWP: Danish Air Force
(loc?). (7/Nov/00) (MADX)
12210.0 DOR: MFA Sofia, BUL, 1551 USB/240Bd 8-FSK ARQ-system, QSX not
found !BTW - THIS IS NOT A BULGARIAN ALE-SYSTEM - IT IS SIMPLY A
ROBUST 8-FSK ARQ-MODE, USED AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO THEIR 39-TONE
PSK-MODEM! (28Dec00)(LDO)
12211
: Unid FAPSI/M42 1518 RTTY/75/470 End of 5LGs sked. No ID.
(13 Jan) (RGA)
12211
: Unid FAPSI/M42 1518 RTTY/75/470 End of 5LGs sked. No ID.
(13 Jan)(RGA)
12216
50: Danish Military Net 0929 ALE/USB Calls 65. (11 Jan) (RGA)
12216
D31: Danish Military Net 1106 ALE/USB Calls 60. (9 Jan) (RGA)
12216
D31: Moroccan Army Net 1 1106 ALE/USB Calls 60. (9 Jan) (RGA)
12219.0 ---: MFA ROME 1119 ARQ/RS 240/E 8bit mode. Poor copy but wkng
Tirana Embassy (30/Dec)(DW)
12225
S94: Swedish Embassy Guatemala City 0038 MIL-STD 188-141A
12226
S00: Swedish MFA 0131 MIL-STD 188-141A clg S73: Swedish Embassy
Lagos. (2/Nov/00) (MADX)
12297.7 Unid: Unid: 1544 rtty 75/850 online vrypto. Genuine rtty
Pagina 86
12355
12412.5
12414
12478.0
12478.0
12478.0
12478.0
12478.0
12489.0
12491.0
12503.5
12510.0
12561.5
12562.5
12564.0
12564.0
12564.0
12564.0
12564.0
12564.0
12564.0
12564.0
12564.0
12564.0
12564.0
12568.0
12570.0
12570.0
12586.0
12587
12587.0
12588
12590.0
12590.5
12592.5
12593
12594
12595.0
12597.5
12600
WUN-v07
(28/Dec/00) (RH2)
MATALA: Unid, 1606z (06-12-2000) Packet 1200/1200 (IB)
NOJ: USCG KODIAK 1828 FAX 120/576/N/800 12/24 hr marine forecast
table. 1841-1900z schedule. Quotes 2052,4298, 8459 but not this
12 mhz frequency. (11/Dec)(DW)
UNID: 0433 FAX 120/576 w/weak signal. (19/Nov/00) (MADX)
9HPO5: TH Zamoskvorechye 1001 ARQ tfc & crew msgs to Arkhangelsk
(20Dec00) (ML2)
UBSO: TH Ivan Ryabov 1028 ARQ crew msgs to Arkhangelsk
(29Dec00)(ML2)
UCMR: TH Ivan Shadr 1356 ARQ tfc & s/off to unkwn (27Dec00) (ML2)
UCNT: TH Kapitan Mochalov 0950 ARQ crew msgs to Arkhangelsk
(30Dec00) (ML2)
UCOY: TH Mekhanik Fomin 1016 ARQ tfc to Arkhangelsk
(30Dec00)(ML2)
---: M/V Pamela Briz 2325 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok, PABR used as id
(16Dec00) (ML2)
UDQY: TH Fedor Okhlopkov 0939 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok
(29Dec00)(ML2)
ELRA2: MT Katie 1317 ARQ crew msgs to unkwn (07Jan01) (ML2)
UIXY: RTMS Pelagial 2200 ARQ tfc for Nakhodka (04Jan01) (ML2)
ADHL: Loc un-id 15.55 ITA2 50/400 Msgs in E European language
then"DE ADHL K" (12Dec00). (PT)
P3FX6: TR Kil'dinskij Proliv RTTY 50/170 crew msgs to Murmansk
(27Dec00) (ML2)
UBKX: RTMAK Nikolai Solodtchouk 2229 ARQ log on/off & msg to
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy (05Jan01) (ML2)
UBRD: STRM Altair 2256 ARQ svc msg & log off to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (08Jan01) (ML2)
UCLQ: MTR Piritovy 2257 ARQ tfc to unkwn, UCLQ log on/off
(21Dec00) (ML2)
UCLZ: BAMT Asbest 2305 ARQ tfc & log off to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (05Jan01) (ML2)
UDKB: M/V Petr Il'in 2246 ARQ msgs to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy,
UDKB log on/off (21Dec00) (ML2)
UEMO: M/V Deomedes 2326 ARQ log on/off & msg to unkwn
(06Jan01)(ML2)
UFNF: M/V Primorets 2255 ARQ tfc & log off to unkwn
(31Dec00)(ML2)
UGBT: BATM Baklanovo 2330 ARQ msg & log off to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (05Jan01) (ML2)
UGKS: TH Lida Demesh 2240 ARQ msg & log off to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (05Jan01) (ML2)
UGPR: TR Polyarnik 2232 ARQ msg & log off to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (05Jan01) (ML2)
UIQM: SRTM Shturman Stulei 2300 ARQ log on/off & msg to
UYBX: RTMS Vijtna 2236 RTTY 50/170 crew msgs to unkwn
(29Dec00)(ML2)
---: SRTMK Iklarand 2140 ARQ crew msgs to unkwn (19Dec00) (ML2)
UCBY: TR Zhanna 2304 ARQ svc msg & log off to Nakhodka
(07Jan01)(ML2)
UDK2: Murmansk rdo 1220 ARQ ships' tfc (09Jan01) (ML2)
LZW: Varna, Bulgaria 12.52 FEC Tfc list (07Dec00). (PT)
HEC: Berne Radio SUI marker 1233 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
RRR34: Moscow(?), Russia 12.16 FEC tfc list and freqs for
"MOSKWA-1" and "MOSKWA-2" (08Dec00). (PT)
RRR34: Moscow Radio RUS marker 1235 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
NMN: COMMSTA - Portsmouth, VA 0158 CW / CW/ARQ Marker
(28/Dec/2000) (J. Berri-CA)
NMN:USCG Chesapeake USA 2020 06 Jan 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
PPR:Rio de Janeiro radio Brazil 2018 06 Jan 01 CW/ARQ
callband (EB)
PPR:Rio de Janeiro radio Brazil 2030 20 Dec 00 CW/ARQ
callband (EB)
UFN: Novorossiysk Radio 0440 CW w/call tape. (5/Nov/00) (MADX)
SPA: Gdynia Radio POL marker 1229 CW, (07-01-2001) (AB)
Pagina 87
WUN-v07
12600.5 HEC: Berne Radio SUI marker 1229 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
12601.5 OXZ: LYNGBY RADIO 1312 fec 100/E/170 Ship press in Danish
(29/Dec)(DW)
12601.5 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio RUS marker 1228 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
12602.5 IAR: Roma Radio I marker 1222 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
12603.5 SVU: Olympia Radio GRC marker 1222 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
12605
SAB: Goeteborg Radio 1039 CW, marker + CW id, file://16750
(16/Dec/00) (MJ)
12610.5 VCT: Tor's CoveRadio NFLD CAN 1511 FEC/100/170 QTC List.
(13 Jan)(RGA)
12610.5 VCT: Tor's CoveRadio NFLD CAN 1511 FEC/100/170 QTC List.
(13 Jan)(RGA)
12610.5 VCT: Tors Cove Radio CAN marker 1220 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
12613
XSQ: Guangzhou Radio CHN CQ 1219 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
12615
LZW: Varna Radio 1329 CW, DE LZW (17/Dec/00) (MJ)
12615.0 USU: Mariupol R 1720 arq T'grams to various ships
(10/Jan/01)(RH2)
12616
12617.0 8PO:Barbados radio Barbados 2021 20 Dec 00 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
12624
SAB: Goteborg Radio S marker 1224 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
12630
OST: Oostende Radio 1036 CW/SITOR-A, marker + CW id
(16/Dec/00)(MJ)
12634.5 TAH: Istanbul Radio TUR marker 1213 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
12635.5 LZW: Varna Radio BUL marker 1213 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
12646
12654.0 TAH: ISTANBUL RADIO 0812 fec 100/E/170 Late start. //8431. Wx
fcst in EE followed by TT (15/Dec)(DW)
12664.0 FUM FN Papeete Tahati.OCE
0841 Rtty 75/850 De FUM Testing
Ry's. 12 Dec00 (BC3)..
12666.5 RFFME: Marine Paris F RTTY/150/850 Tests. (13 Jan) (RGA)
12673.5 CLA: Havana Radio 0041 CW w/call tape. (28/Sep/00) (MADX)
12675
SAA: Karlskrona Radio S CQ 1210 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
12675
SAA: Karlskrona Radio S 1346 CW Bad hand-keyed marker.
(13 Jan)(RGA)
12676
SAA:Karlskrona radio Sweden 1836 13 Jan 01 CW weak callband (EB)
12680
LFI: Rogaland Radio 1034 CW, marker + CW id (16/Dec/00) (MJ)
12681.0 8PO:Barbados radio Barbados 2013 20 Dec 00 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
12690.7 FUX: FN Le Port 1724 rtty 75/850 Test tape (10/Jan/01) (RH2)
12693.5 OST: Oostende Radio BEL marker 1212 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
12701.5 CKN: Esquimalt Naval, BC, Canada 2312 RTTY 75/850 naws de ckn zkr
f1 2386 4167 6242 8306 12392 16567 22212 ar(29/Dec/2000)
(J. Berri-CA)
12707.0 7GGL: UNID 0605 CW / ck85 zvb zva zmv ar then called several
stations (23/Dec/2000) (jcallinger)
12710.5 PWZ33: BN Brasil 0600 rtty 75/850 Coastal Wx\PP
(10/Jan/01)(RH2)
12721.0 unid: 1605 sph61 / (07/Nov/2000) (anonymous)
12736.0 URL:Sebastopol radio Ukraine 1954 20 Dec 00 CW callband (EB)
12756.5 A9M: Hamala R 1730 arq Marker (10/Jan/01) (RH2)
12760
SAM8: Unid SWE (emb?) 1300 CW, cw id + marker (17/Dec/00) (MJ)
12763
DAO: KeilRadio GER 1340 UNID/100/170 Pactor-like data bursts with
CW ID. (13 Jan) (RGA)
12772
DAO8: Kiel Radio (Should be off-air !!!!???!!!) 1313 CW, cw id +
marker (17/Dec/00) (MJ)
12789.0 ---:USCG New Orleans USA 2009 20 Dec 00 FAX 120/576 very weak
page border only (EB)
12790
NMG: USCG COMSTA New Orleans 1810 FAX/120/576 w/tropical surface
analysis chart. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
12801
TAH: Istanbul Radio 0045 CW w/call tape. (28/Sep/00) (MADX)
12823.2 CTP Natio Lisbon.P 0914 Rtty 75/850 Naws Naws Naws DE CTP
QSX 04 PI QW QYMHZ 12 Nov00 (BC3).
12831.0 9MG3: Georgetown R 1732 arq Marker (10/Jan/01) (RH2)
12856
RFTJE: French Navy Dakar 2035 BAUDOT 75/810 w/call tape.
(2/Jan/01) (MADX)
12948
: Russian Military 1335 MS-5/4800/USB Cipher. (13 Jan) (RGA)
12960
RCV: Russian Navy Sevastopol UKR Wkg CMU967 on 18562. zds GNGh
zzt. Then long scrambled morse session. (12 Jan) (RGA)
12960
RCV: Russian Navy Sevastopol UKR Wkg CMU967 on 18562. zds GNGh
Pagina 88
12973
12980
12984
13031.2
13035.0
13053.5
13062
13062
13086.0
13149
13150
13200.0
13206.0
13209.0
13212.0
13215
13242.0
13244.2
13244.2
13245
13254.0
13257.0
13257.0
13282
13330.0
13339.0
13348.0
13368.7
13392
13393.7
13420.5
13434
13434.0
13434.0
WUN-v07
zzt. Then long srambled morse session. (12Jan) (RGA)
UIW/UIW2: Kaliningrad Radio 1301 CW, qsx, wx, tfc list
(17/Dec/00)(MJ)
XSV: Tianjin Radio 1309 CW, qrz? de xsv pse up 433, fading
(17/Dec/00) (MJ)
4XZ: Haifa Naval Radio 0048 CW w/call tape. (28/Sep/00) (MADX)
FUF: French Navy Fort de France 0049 BAUDOT 75/810 w/call tape.
(28/Sep/00) (MADX)
VCS:Halifax radio Canada 1800 15 Dec 00 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
VIE: GW NODE DARWIN 2223 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "VIE"
(18/Dec)(DW)
CLA: HavanaRadio CUB 2059 CW QSXs. (5 Jan) (RGA)
UQK : Riga Radio 1103 26nov phone patch in Russian (PP)
HSP: Prob UK Mil/Diplo Net 1344 ALE/USB Sounds. (13 Jan) (RGA)
SPB: Sczeczin Radio 1234 SSB, EE/PP id, st-by for tfc list (yl)
(17/Dec/00) (MJ)
Andrews Global: GHFS 1709 USB / pp for Trout 99 (C-135C, DV-A2+8
Pax) to Peterson AFB, CO. (03Dec.2000)(Midwest USA)
Razor 24: (E-8C, JSTARS, Robins AFB): 1459 USB w/Trenton Military
(30/NOV/00) (RP3)
unid: 1632 USB / unknown ALE burst heard. (08Jan.2001)
(Midwest USA)
Andrews Global: GHFS 1729 USB / with an EAM. (This is a published
Lajes Global frequency) (27Dec.2000) (Midwest USA)
JTY: Yokota AB J 1809 ALE/USB Sounds. (6 Jan) (RGA)
DLA303;, DLA, Bremerton, WA 2202 PACTOR (16/NOV/00) (JLM)
AFA3HY: USAF MARS 1630 PACTOR-1 200/200 wkg KGD34-based SHARES
BBS. (12/Oct/00) (MADX)
NNN0ELA: 1839 PACTOR 100/200 wkg AFA3HY: USAF MARS. This is a
SHARES BBS net freq. (3/Dec/00)(MADX)
DRAW KNIFE: EAM Bcast 1637 USB 75NPT6 simulcast on at least 11244
with nil heard 8992. (4 Jan) (JH)
Halifax Military: 1727 USB w/NR6O (CP-140 Aurora, CFB Greenwood)
passing wx for unidentified (missed) location. At 2000 NR6O
reports ETA Greenwood of 2140Z. (30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Canforce 3377: 1910 USB w/Trenton Military (30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Trenton Military: 1526 USB w/Canforce 3026 w/wx. (5/DEC/00) (RP3)
KVM70: Honolulu VOLMET 0606 USB w/aviation wx. (24/Nov/00) (MADX)
Kansas 725: 1728 w/ARINC New York in selcal check (GQDF).(30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Aircraft ATP: 2051 USB w/Air Transport Dispatch in HF radio
checks. (12/DEC/00) (RP3)
Cedar Rapids Radio: 1425 USB w/flight 025 (identifier missed) in
selcal check (BC-AQ). (12/DEC/00) (RP3)
---: FF UNID ? 1515 ARQ/342 200/E/400 8rc. 2 chan tdm. Chan A: B:
Betas. No app tfc thru 1639z (22/Dec)(DW)
DFZG: MFA Belgrade 0656 BAUDOT 75/400 w/RY's and DFZG id. At
0703, into tfc w/1161 246325 23000 9515 xyxyxyxyxyxyxy then into
on-line encryption. Msg #'s 1161-1166 sent in on-line encryption.
QRT at 0715.(24/Nov/00)(MADX)
---: MFA CAIRO 1551 arq 100/E/170 irs mode, rcvng tfc fm
Belgrade. Constant tone between bursts (10/Jan)(DW)
WPC: PIN OAK GLADSTONE 1725 CW End of some reversals (?) 200Hz
shift the ID in cw (22/Dec)(DW)
WWJ40J: Federal Highway Administration Net Control 2238 w/call
for check-ins for "Coast Guard Auxiliary and Federal Highway
Administration Net". Wkg WWJ40D and WWJ40N. At 2240 QSY to
7419.5khz. (1/Nov/00) (MADX)
WGY908: FEMA, Denver, CO & DLA303, DLA, Bremerton, WA 2232 USB
phone patch by WGY908 to a residential number and back to DLA303
(16/NOV/00) (JLM)
WWJ85: FHWA, Ames, IA 2113 USB WWJ98, FHWA, Pocatello, ID 2114
USB WWJ40AF, FHWA/USCG, Barrington, RI: 2114 USB WWJ40M,
FHWA/USCG, MA: 2115 USB WWJ40S, FHWA/USCG, PA: 2115 USB WWJ40T,
FHWA/USCG, PA: 2116 USB DLA303, DLA, Bremerton, WA: 2123 USB
WGY9452, FEMA, Omaha, NE: 2125 USB WWJ40U, FHWA/USCG: 2129 USB
(16/NOV/00)(JLM)
Pagina 89
13436
13446
13446.0
13447.9
13452
13455.0
13457.0
13457.0
13466.5
13467.0
13468
13475
13479.7
13486
13486.9
13510.0
13510.0
13510.0
13510.0
13522.0
13522.4
13527.9
13530
13530
13530
13530
13530
13530
13530.0
13533
WUN-v07
V2A: Atencion Numbers Station 0134 AM w/YL/SS/5FGs already in
progress. (7/Nov/00) (MADX)
FC8FEM: FEMA District Eight 2348 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding
WGY912:, FEMA, Berryville, VA & WGY911, FEMA MERS, Maynard, MA
1926 USB (21/NOV/00) (JLM)
Unid: Unid: 1533 Ale? Continuous ALE sound! (08/Jan/01) (RH2)
V05: The Counting Station 0101 AM w/056 and 1-10.
(1/Nov/00) MADX)
CGE, CRC, SCM02 & SCM04 &CRC2 &CRC3, UNID: 1735-1934 USB ALE
(06/DEC/00) (JLM)
no-call: MFA Bern, 1228 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/ tfc. to Sarajevo,
using MIL-STD 188-141A with
link protection (26Dec00) (LDO)
no-call: Sarajevo, 1228 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/ tfc. to Bern, using
MIL-STD 188-141A with link protection (26Dec00) (LDO)
---: UNID 1340 ARQ/RS 240/E 8bit mode. Online encrypt. No hdr or
opchat. (30/Dec)(DW)
SNN299: MFA WARSAW 1204 CW(F1A-250HZ) Periodic marker "vvv de
SNN299 pse ga" (30/Dec)(DW)
UMC: Romanian Diplo 1810 ALE/USB Calls CENTR3 who responds on
same freq at 1819. (16 Jan) (RGA)
MONTECANO: Venezuelan Military 2321 MIL-STD 188-141A clg CDDA:
Venezuelan Military. (5/Nov/00) (MADX)
---: FF PARIS ? 1334 ARQ/342 200/E/400 8rc. 2 chan tdm. Chans A:
B: betas. Poor sync (22/Dec)(DW)
UNID: 0023 unid 110/170. (11/Oct/00) (MADX)
OZU25: MFA COPENHAGEN 1225 TWINPLEX 100bd -400/-200/200/400
F7b-1. Short op chat, s/off. Selcals TPRC. qso inc "hej
Sofia"(opr or place?) s/off. Selcals TPEY. qso inc "hej Kurt",
s/off. Starts each qso with TOPSERVICE, ends with ENDSERVICE.
(10/Jan)(DW)
CFH: CF HALIFAX 1410 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sig wx chart (22/Dec)(DW)
CFH: CF HALIFAX 1440 RTTY 75/N/800 Met tfc (22/Dec)(DW)
CFH:Canadian forces Metoc Centre Canada 1752 15 Dec 00 RTTY 75 wx
tfc (EB)
OLZ 88: MFA Praha, CZE, 0935 USB/MIL-STD 188- 110A serial tone
modem with modified protocol, burst tfc., ISS-mode, sending tfc.
to Rabat, QSX 14892 kHz USB (27Dec00)(LDO)
Unid: Unid 1550 rtty 75/850 5LG, good tune! (28/Dec/00) (RH2)
Unid:
FAPSI 1550
rtty 75/500 5LG No Link seen
(07/Dec/00) (RH2)
S: CISN ARKHANGELSK 1442 CW Single letter [S] HF beacon
(22/Dec)(DW)
BARRANCA: Colombian Navy Training Facility Barranquilla 1642 MILSTD 188-141A clg RADGENABU: unid Colombian Navy.
(5/Nov/00) (MADX)
1742 MIL-STD 188-141A/CLOVER 2000 wkg CALDAS3: prob Colombian
Navy Frigate Caldas CM-52. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
Islands 0051 MIL-STD 188-141A wkg BARRANCA: prob Squadron Base
Barrancabermeja via ZARRAN: unid Colombian Navy. Also in
CLOVER-2000. At 0056: BARRANCA clg RADGENA: unid Colombian Navy.
(4/Oct/00) (MADX)
COTARI: unid 0240 MIL-STD 188-141A clg ENODAL unid. At 0252,
GACIER unid clg ENODAL. At 0253, GACIER clg SALOPI: unid. At
0334, GACIER clg SOSIMO: unid. At 0339, GACIER clg PEYOCU: unid.
(5/Nov/00) (MADX)
COTARI: unid Colombian Navy 2231 MIL-STD 188-141A clg PESIMA unid
Colombian Navy. (1/Nov/00) (MADX)
PESIMA: unid 1704 MIL-STD 188-141A wkg COTARI unid w/AMD msg
"ALFA SIERRA ESPERE QUE VENGA EL OPERR". At 1801, GACIER: unid
clg ENODAL ANO: unid. At 1928, GACIER: unid clg MEJETO: unid.
(5/Nov/00)(MADX)
AFS: USAF AWS OFFUTT 1458 RTTY 75/N/850 Met tfc. Reasonably
strong but poor copy (22/Dec)(DW)
: Unid 0530 USB Mossad (E10) numbers station w/ call-up EZI grp
10 QSOFZ... (19/Dec/00) (SD)
Pagina 90
13533
13533
13551.6
13565.0
13570.0
13597.0
13665.2
13846.7
13846.7
13865
13874
13874
13874.0
13876.7
13879
13879
13879
13882.5
13882.5
13900
13900
13900
13900
13900
13907
13909.0
13914
13927
13946.5
13953.0
13954.4
13956.5
13956.5
13968.5
13971.0
WUN-v07
117 LBJNP... (30/Dec/00) (SD)
91 MXPZI... (04/Jan/01) (SD)
RFGW: MFA PARIS 1504 FEC/A 192/E/400 Tfc (using "c" procedure) in
offline encrypt to D2z/Budapest. Poor copy.(22/Dec)(DW)
Unid: UK Mil Cyprus? 1615 MFSK
195.3/300 paired with
18789.0 khz (20/Dec/00) (RH2)
HLL: SEOUL MET 1047 FAX 120/576/N/800 End of sfc analysis. Fuzzy
(24/Dec)(DW)
JMH4: TOKYO MET 0652 FAX 120/576/N/800 Wave prog 24hr
(25/Dec)(DW)
6VU73: Dakar Meteo 2126 BAUDOT 50/800 w/wx tfc. (1/Nov/00) (MADX)
RFVIGRN: FN Ship Garonne 1525 Arq-E3 100/400 5LG toRFFINDI &
RFFMVB (05/Jan/01) (RH2)
RFVIPP: Air Esic St Denis 1528 ARQ-E3 100/400 Msg\FF to RFQPA
Jibouti (06/Jan/01) (RH2)
CENTR5: Romanian MFA 2111 MIL-STD 188-141A wkg VRO: unid Romanian
Embassy. No follow-on signals detected. (1/Nov/00) (MADX)
E5: The Counting Station 0008 AM w/076 and 1-10. At 2010 into
tones, "count 69" then 5FGs. (26/Nov/00) (MADX)
E5: The Counting Station 2007 USB w/"980" and 1-10.
(22/Sep/00)(MADX)
unid: 2000 USB / Female in English with 3/2 figure groups.
---: EGYPTIAN EMB BELGRADE 1548 fec 100/E/170 Calling sequence
indicating qsx "29331" (= 13392+1.7 = 13393.7). Switches to
arq/ATU80 to send tfc to Cairo (10/Jan)(DW)
DEPN: Morrocan MOI 0026 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(11/Oct/00)(MADX)
DEPT: Morrocan MOI 2038 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call. Also at
2038, DEPN: Morrocan MOI w/sounding call. (25/Oct/00) (MADX)
DG: Moroccan MOI Net 1626 ALE/LSB Sounds. (16 Jan) (RGA)
DDK6: HAMBURG MET 1601 FAX 120/576/N/N/800 Atlantic sfc analysis.
Rapid deterioration after halfway point. (01/Jan)(DW)
DDK6: Hamburg Meteo 1844 FAX 120/576 w/chart. (26/Nov/00) (MADX)
DEPA: Unid Moroccan MOI 0138 MIL-STD 188-141A ALE w/sounding
DEPT: Moroccan MOI Net MRC 1730 ALE/LSB Sounds. (8 Jan) (RGA)
DEPT: Morrocan MOI 0042 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(1/Nov/00) (MADX)
KENITRA: Morrocan MOI Kenitra 2342 MIL-STD 188-141A LSB
Moroccan MOI Net 1549 ALE/LSB Sounds. (16 Jan) (RGA)
C03: unid US Customs 2039 USB wkg SERVICE CENTER. Request reload
on C03, tail #0740. Followed by over-the-air rekeying and then
PARKHILL enciphered speech. (10/Nov/00)(MADX)
Wizzard: JStars Test Force Melbourne 1529 USB / Working Terra 5
and having problems with secure mode gear (15/Dec/2000)
((LVH-BNC))
RFFEDC: French Army Bordeaux 1928 ARQ-E 72/390 w/5LG msg (201
groups) on ckt UAF. (12/Nov/00) (MADX)
TORCH 81: 1825 USB wkg AFA1QW: USAF MARS w/pp to TORCH OPS.
(3/Dec/00) (MADX)
V5C: MFA Tunis 1736 fec "Vci 36650 Normal" + 5LG
(10/Jan/01)(RH2)
RFGW/P6Z: MOD/MFA Paris, F, 0841 USB/THOMSON CSF SYSTEME
3000/serial tone modified STANAG 4285, long FEC-bursts with
SKYMASTER ALM intro (27Dec00) (LDO)
HBD20/3: MFA Berne SWI 1749 ARQ/100/170 5LGs to Unid and offair.
(12 Jan) (RGA)
PLK: Tunesian diplo net 1240 FEC ry & op tfc. Other calls BJR,
NHG, RDZ (26/Dec/00)(KB)
UNID: prob MFA Tunis 1210 SITOR-B w/5LGs. (12/Oct/00) (MADX)
A25: LATVIAN MIL ?LOC 1431 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
OZOLS (10/Jan)(DW)
DOR: MFA Sofia, BUL, 0938 USB/240Bd 8-FSK ARQ- system, QSX not
found (29Dec00)(LDO)
Pagina 91
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13972.1 WA9XHN: RTTY Experimental Broadcast Station 0055 BAUDOT 45/170
w/EE nx. (29/Sep/00) (MADX)
13996.7 no-call: Customs Algiers, ALG, 0925 PACTOR-200 messages in
French and Arabic (10Dec00) (LDO)
13998
KZN508: Sailmail Inc Rockhill SC 1620 PACTOR II w/tfc then CW
ident. (23/Oct/00) (MADX)
13998
KZN508: Sailmail Inc Rockhill SC 1620 PACTOR II w/tfc then CW
ident. (23/Oct/00) (MADX)
14350.5 JZQ: unid 0055 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call. At 0056, OKC:
VQ-3/VQ-4 Tinker AFB w/sounding call.(1/Nov/00)(MADX)
14350.5 S49: SWEDISH EMB JEDDAH 1221 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
S48/Damascus (02/Jan)(DW)
14350.5 S49: Swedish Emb Riyahd 1640 ALE/USB Calls S48/Damascus.
(22 Dec)(RGA)
14350.5 S49: Swedish Emb Riyahd SDA 1438 ALE/USB Calls S48/Damascus.
(3Jan) (RGA)
14350.5 S49: Swedish Embassy Riyad SDA 1616 ALE/USB Cross-embassy call to
S48/Damascus. (6 Jan) (RGA)
14350.5 S49: Swedish Embassy Riyadh SDA 1641 Calls S48/Damascus
(2 Jan)(RGA)
14352
ANK: Unid Diplo 1459 ALE/USB Sounds. (3 Jan) (RGA)
14352.0 ANK: UNID 1154 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng BRA (02/Jan)(DW)
14352.0 CENTR5: MFA BUCHAREST 1258 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Responding to RMZ (02/Jan)(DW)
14353.0 RMZ: ROMANIAN EMB ?LOC 1258 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE in usb. Clng
CENTR5 (02/Jan)(DW)
14360.0 WPEH727 UNIT 114, AT&T, Middletown, NJ & WPEH728 BASE 2, AT&T,
Conyers, GA: 1701 USB with SHARES message (25/OCT/00) (JLM)
14370.6 no-call: UNID Italian, I, 1003 ARQ burst system, 250Bd/170Hz
shift, in frequency hopping and non- frequency hopping mode,
probably Rohde & Schwarz system (29Dec00)(LDO)
14395.0 LONESTAR working DRAGON MEDIC? 10 (44th Medical Brigade, Ft.
Bragg, NC): 1637 USB after ALE connect. Said they were using the
1912 long wire. (08/NOV/99) (JLM)
14396.5 DLA303:, DLA, Bremerton, WA: 2100 USB ncs for FEMA demo exercise.
WWJ85, FHWA, Ames, IA: 2100 USB AAR1DD, USA MARS, CT: 2103 USB
AFA3HY, USAF MARS, Shawnee, KS: 2105 USB WGY908, FEMA, Denver,
CO: 2112 USB KGD34A, NCC,Arlington, VA: 2144 USB WWJ40M,
FHWA/USCG, MA: 2228 USB(16/NOV/00) (JLM)
14396.5 KPS600, UNID, MD: 1655 USB WGY9501, FEMA MERS, Bothell, WA: 1656
USB WGY974, State EOC, Tallahassee,FL: 1659 USB (06/DEC/00) (JLM)
14396.5 OIL WELL 3411, UNID: 1644 USB WGY9900, FEMA, VA: 1644 USB WPEH727
UNIT 114, AT&T, Middletown, NJ: 1649 USB WPEH728 BASE 2, AT&T,
Conyers,GA: 1700 USB KAN38, UNID, Kansas City, MO: 1705 USB
KPS654, UNID, WA: 2318 USB SHARES 00-3 check-ins
(25/OCT/00) (JLM)
14396.5 OIL WELL 3411, UNID: 1644 USB, WGY9900, FEMA, VA: 1644 USB,
WPEH727 UNIT 114, AT&T, Middletown,NJ: 1649 USB, WPEH728 BASE 2,
AT&T, Conyers, GA: 1700 USB, KAN38, UNID, Kansas City, MO: 1705
USB, KPS654,UNID, WA: 2318 USB (25/OCT/00) (JLM)
14396.5 WPEH728 PORTABLE, AT&T STAR Unit deployed to Phoenix, AZ &
WPEH728 BASE, AT&T, Conyers, GA: 1552 USB. Moved to AT&T
frequencies 14360.0 (ALPHA Channel 9),12225.0 (ALPHA Channel 8) &
5605.0 (ALPHA Channel 10) all USB, for testing. (21/OCT/00) (JLM)
14396.5 WPEH728 PORTABLE:, AT&T STAR Unit deployed to Phoenix, AZ &
WPEH728 BASE, AT&T, Conyers, GA: 1552 USB. Moved to AT&T
frequencies 14360.0 (ALPHA Channel 9), 12225.0 (ALPHA Channel 8)
& 15605.0 (ALPHA Channel 10) all USB, for testing.
(21/OCT/00) (JLM)
14404
S86: Swedish Embassy Mexico City 0640 MIL-STD 188-141A wkg S91:
Swedish Embassy Lima + 2400bd serial modem.(24/Nov/00) (MADX)
14421
V05: The Counting Station 0308 AM w/"825" and 1-10 in SS.
(30/Sep/00) (MADX)
14422
586: Unid 1501 ALE/USB Sounds. Algerian Frequency. (3 Jan) (RGA)
14422
586: Unid ALE/USB 1501 Sounds. Algerian Frequency. (3 Jan) (RGA)
14426.7 : Egyptian Embassy Washington DC USA 1743 ARQ/100/170 5LGs from
lkzgcg to (garbled). (12 Jan) (RGA)
14427.0 unid: 1310 crowd36 1315 tfc ends selcall ?? till 1317
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WUN-v07
2000-11-23 (WP3)
14441.7 UNID: Egyptian MFA/Embassy 1940 ARQ/100/170 w/telegram from
KDFYKC: Egyptian Embassy Rabat to large audience.
(4/Jan/01) (MADX)
14446.3 prob RFVI: French Forces Le Port 0110 ARQ-E3 100/380 idle.
(11/Oct/00) (MADX)
14467.3 DDH8: Hamburg Meteo, D 1703 RTTy 50/400 nav. warnings GG
(07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
14467.3 ddh8: DWD Hamburg: 0938 rtty 50/425r wx aaxx bbxx
2000-11-22 (WP3)
14467.82 DDH8: Hamburg Metro. D 0805 Rtty 50/447 5 Ltr Wx Grps
30 Dec00 [BC3]..
14474.0 P176: UNID, 1109 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling 101 using Harris
Falcon equipment (05Dec00) (LDO)
14476.0 P176: UNID, 1712 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, calling 101
(09Dec00)(LDO)
14481.0 RFFIC:French navy Paris France 1648 15 Dec 00 ARQ-E3 048 tfc to
RFFIZA RFFIC RFFLZA (others corrupted) cct TJF. Appears to
originate from Paris - logs has it as Dakar (EB)
14481.7 RFTJ:
FF Daklar 0911
Arq-E3 48/400 CdeV on TJF cid
(16/Dec/00) (RH2)
14481.7 RFTJ:
FN Paris/Dakar Relay 1633 Arq-E3 48/400 Admin\FF en
clair, Promotions, Staff Movements (06/Dec/00)(RH2)
14481.7 RFFBBPM: Fm Region Terre Paris Les Loges 1600 Arq-E3 48/400
Diffusion Restrainte Admin Msg\FF to RFGWDA/Region 44 Paris &
many other FF Mil callsigns(11/Dec/00) (RH2)
14481.7 RFTJ: FF Dakar 0135 ARQ-E3 48/400 w/relay of non protege & 5LG
tfc, originating in various locations, to RFTJF Pt Bouet, cct TJF
(21Oct00) (ML2)
14481.7 RFTJ: French Forces Dakar 0823 ARQ-E3 48/400 w/FF nx reports. At
0836, into non protege tfc. Link TJF to Port Bouet.
(15/Sep/00) (MADX)
14481.7 RFTJ: French Forces Dakar 1949 ARQ-E3 48/390 w/CdV on ckt [TJF]
(Dakar to Port Bouet). (26/Nov/00) (MADX)
14485.7 RFLIG: FF Cayenne GUF 0850 ARQ-E3 192/400 test msg to Paris, cct
UGI (20Oct00) (ML2)
14526.0 rffedfa: FF ??: 1400 arq-e/72 tfc 5 l to rffgcc zczc ufa 014
2000-11-25 (WP3)
14532.0 CIS-System 1402 81/250 (14 Dec.00) (HPT)
14563.0 Turkish MIL, 1110 USB/MARCONI 25-TONE PSK MODEM, heavy tfc.
using ECCM mode (29Dec00)(LDO)
14565.0 ELEFANTE: MoD Roma, 1108, USB/PSK-1200 Bd serial tone modem, tfc.
to unloc. station (29Dec00)(LDO)
14570.0 Unid: Unid 1533 Mode? 187.5/470 Unable decode (06/Jan/01) (RH2)
14580
PRI: Prob UK Mil/Diplo Net 1333 ALE/USB Sounds. (13 Jan) (RGA)
14582
RJ1: unid Brazilian Mil 2140 MIL-STD 188-141A clg BR1: unid
Brazilian Mil. At 2202, RS1: unid Brazilian Mil clg BR1.
(4/Jan/01) (MADX)
14592.0 CIS-System 1402 81/250 (14 Dec.00) (HPT)
14624.0 unid: 1338 crowd36 ends 1341, 1343 short reversals 1348 selcall
?? 1349 handtyped ?? 2000-11-23 (WP3)
14625.0 ---:French forces Martinique 1916 20 Nov 00 ARQ E3 192 idling(EB)
14626.7 RFLI: FF Ft de France 1919 Arq-E3 192/400 Idling
(28/Dec/00)(RH2)
14626.7 rfli: FF Fort de France: 0915 arq-e3/192/380sh zczc lij239 oo
rftj de rfli 3270932 znr uuuuu c.d.v. nnnn 2000-11-22(WP3)
14636.7 RFLI: French Forces Fort de France 2019 ARQ-E3/192/381 CdV on ckt
IRT [Fort de France - Cayenne]. Paired with 14876.7khz.
(4/Jan/01) (MADX)
14663.5 aar3ji: US Army Mars: 1144 usb tfc ee abt phone-patch ae1arm
mentioned 2000-11-25 (WP3)
14670.7 RFTJD: FF Libreville GAB 0000 ARQ-E3 192/400 w/ZID JFD002 ZIC
JDF002 to RFTJF Pt Bouet, ZCZC & cct id not used (21Oct00) (ML2)
14677.8 unid: 1139 rou-fec/164,5/368 ? scr tfc 2000-11-25 (WP3)
14681.3 Bucharest, Roumania 12.09 ROU-FEC 164.5/400 Looks like press or
14681.3 unid: 1131 rou-fec/164,5 ? scr tfc 2000-11-25 (WP3)
14686.3 v5g: MFA Bucarest: 1429 rou-fec/164.5 online encrypted
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14775
14776
14776.0
14780
14780.0
14793.5
14812.5
14814
14814
14820.1
14823.0
14830.0
14876.7
14882.5
14892.0
14931.0
14958.0
14959.7
14970
14971
14971
14975.0
14999.6
15000
15016.0
15034
15034
15094.0
15739.9
15794.0
15794.0
15800.0
WUN-v07
2000-11-23 (WP3)
ZOW: unid Romanian Embassy 2030 MIL-STD 188-141A clg CENTR5:
Romanian MFA. (4/Jan/01) (MADX)
CUV654: ROMANIAN EMB ?LOC 1440 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb clng
CENTR1 (05/Jan)(DW)
TUN: Tunisian MIL/MOI?, 1115 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A LQA to 7MKS
(30Dec00) (LDO)
LETCON100: unid 2122 MIL-STD 188-141A clg BOGCON000: unid. At
2225, DIS: unid w/sounding call.(27/Oct/00) (MADX)
FM6FEM6: FEMA Region Six 2257 ALE w/sounding call.
(18/Sep/00)(MADX)
WGY912: FEMA, Berryville, VA & WGY912, FEMA MERS, Maynard, MA
1940 USB voice/data after switch from 13446.0 (21/NOV/00) (JLM)
UNID: poss British Mil Cyprus 1857 F7B 4-tone 195.3/600.
(4/Jan/01) (MADX)
Unid: UK Mil Cyprus? 1655 MFSK 195.3/300 (28/Dec/00) (RH2)
MKD: RAF Akrotiri 15.38 Piccolo Mk6 Op-chat to MUH about 'new kit
tvm' & a'lot 'quick brown fox...' serie (Y2k/09/24)(LAR)
S72: Swedish Embassy Kinsasha 0149 MIL-STD 188-141A ALE wkg unid
station (prob S25: Swedish Embassy Lisbon).(29/Sep/00) (MADX)
CYP: Prob British Military Contingent Cyprus 0150 MIL-STD
188-141A ALE w/sounding call. (29/Sep/00) (MADX)
LUA: poss British Military Detachment Luanda Angola 2331 MIL-STD
188-141A w/sounding call. (10/Oct/00)(MADX)
unid: 0930 rtty 50/500 rpt cfm qrv ? 152 261 22 0823 9781 then
5l with =50= and =100= after 50/100 groups 2000-11-22 (WP3)
unid: 1245 81-81/40.5/495 2000-11-23 (WP3)
RFLIG: French Forces Cayenne 2049 ARQ-E3/192/390 w/CdV on ckt RTI
[Cayenne - Fort de France]. Paired with 14636.7khz. (4/Jan/01)
(MADX)
RBV76: Tashkent Meteo 1606 fax 60/288 Good clear chart!
(28/Dec/00)(RH2)
OLZ xx: CZE-EMB Rabat, MRC, 0935 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone
modem w. modif. protocol, burst tfc., receiving tfc. from Praha,
QSX 13510 kHz USB (27Dec00) (LDO)
8by: 1050 cw vvv vvv vvv 8by 8by 8by 8by 224 zcc 11 19/084 103
zcc 11 18/629/602 2000-11-25 (WP3)
---:French forces Dakar Senegal 1552 15 Dec 00 ARQ-E3 192
idling (EB)
rftj: FF Dakar,Senegal: 0932 arq-e3/192/325sh zczc tji914
2000-11-23 (WP3)
J1VR: Chinese military 0850 CW 4Fcut. j3qz de j1vr cl k. r qsa 3
hr msg. msg nr 4195 ck 72 35 o117 165o = 76n4 5363...7a65 d676 ar
ar. (17 Jan) (IB)
: Unid 0012 USB w/ MOBILE 36 concluding conversation wishing
other party a happy new year (30/Dec/00) (SD)
Unid: 0012 USB w/ MOBILE 36 concluding conversation wishing other
party a happy new year (30/Dec/00) (SD)
3000/serial tone modified STANAG 4285,long FEC-bursts with
SKYMASTER ALM intro (28Dec00) (LDO)
unid: 1100 ticking at about 76 beeps per minute.very weak here in
Italy No idea what it is: (10/Dec/00) (FM)
BSF: Chung-Li TS, TWN 1229 AM time & stn id in morse followed by
voice announcement (26/Dec/00)(KB)
0ZF: 2339 USB w/V1P (not heard). All transmissions are prefixed
with " Exercise." (11/DEC/00) (RP3)
CHR: CANFORCE VOLMET Trenton 2125 USB w/aviation wx.
(2/Jan/01)(MADX)
CHR: Trenton Military 0120 USB w/aviation wx report for 0100Z.
(11/Oct/00) (MADX)
AAR1DD:, USA MARS, CT 2210 USB (16/NOV/00) (JLM)
: Unid 1734 OMFSK/195.5/-300-100 0 +100+300. (12 Jan) (RGA)
Unid: UK Mil Cyprus? 1714 MFSK 195.3/300 (10/Jan/01) (RH2)
Unid: UK Mil Cyprus? 1800 MFSK 195.3/300 (11/Dec/00) (RH2)
ELEFANTE: MoD Roma, 1038, USB/FSK-1200 Bd, tfc. to unlocated
station /IRS-mode/(24Dec00)(LDO)
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15920.0
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16014.2
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16030
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16077.0
16077.0
16077.0
16078.5
16078.5
16080
16081.7
16081.7
16105
16105
16105
16105
16105
16105
16105.0
16105.0
16105.0
16105.0
16105.0
16105.0
16131.7
16158.0
WUN-v07
S00: MFA Stockholm S 1606 ALE/USB Calls S53/Amman embassy then
S97 Abidjan embassy on 15860. (6 Jan) (RGA)
S00: MFA Stockholm S 1606 ALE/USB Calls S53/Amman embassy then
S97/Abidjan embassy on 15860. (6 Jan) (RGA)
S00: MFA Stockholm S 1641 ALE/USB Calls S31/ALgiers and
S32/Kuwait on 12101. (22 Dec) (RGA)
S61: Swedish Emb New Delhi IND 1448 ALE/USB Calls S62/Beijing.
(3Jan) (RGA)
S70: Swedish Emb Addis Ababa ETH 1437 ALE/USB Calls S62/Beijing.
(3 Jan) (RGA)
S70: Swedish Emb Addis Ababa ETH 1437 ALE/USB Calls S62/Beijing.
(3 Jan) (RGA)
CFH:Canadian forces Halifax Canada 1540 15 Dec 00 RTTY 75
callband (EB)
pres: Russian Ny all day long, cw uuu, vvv, xxx rbl, rhl, numbers
and 50 bd/250 shift txs (14/Dec/00) (HPT)
---:(tent) MFA Madrid Spain 1532 15 Dec 00 TWINPLEX 100 or a
very sick Sitor A - some op chat in Spanish then gone (EB)
RFVI: FN Le Port REU 1727 ARQ-E3/100/400 Returns CdV RFQP de RFQP
on cct RUN to Djibouti. (12 Jan) (RGA)
BAF8: Beijing Meteo 0808 FAX precip. & other progs. Two equally
strong paths, ACF peaks at 86 ms (26/Dec/00)(KB)
DET: Prob UK Mil Net(?) 1633 ALE/USB Sounds. (22 Dec) (RGA)
Unid: UK Mil Cyprus 1715 MFSK 195.3/300 Unable decode
(28/Dec/00)(RH2)
50: UNID Danish MIL, 1225 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone
modem, to 30 (10Dec00) (LDO)
50: UNID Danish MIL, 1230 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A tfc. to 30
(10Dec00) (LDO)
D31: UNID Danish MIL, 1232 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A tfc. to 60
(10Dec00) (LDO)
WC3: unid 2023 MIL-STD 188-141A clg NSO: poss 160th SOAR Ft Bragg
NC. At 2025: WC3 wkg NSO. At 2041, CLS: US Army SOC Ft Campbell
clg WC3.(25/Oct/00) (MADX)
WC3: unid 2023 MIL-STD 188-141A clg NSO: poss 160th SOAR Ft Bragg
NC. At 2025: WC3 wkg NSO. At 2041, CLS: US Army SOC Ft Campbell
clg WC3.(25/Oct/00) (MADX)
MAE: MFA Algiers ALG 1633 ALE/USB Calls NMY/Niamey.
(14 Jan)(RGA)
: Unid Egyptian Diplo 1714 ARQ/100/170 Ends 5LG msg. huxd yks yks
and gone. (12 Jan) (RGA)
LKZGCG: Egyptian Embassy Washington 1332 ARQ w/5LG TGs to MFA
Cairo. (15/Sep/00) (MADX)
S00: MFA Stockholm S 1428 ALE/USB Calls S47/Beirut. (3 Jan) (RGA)
S12: Swedish Embassy Bogota CLM 1532 Sounds. (13 Jan) (RGA)
Swedish Embassy Havana in ALE and QPSK Modem. (11/Oct/00) (MADX)
S92: Swedish Embassy Managua NCG 1255 ALE/USB Sounds.
(17 Jan)(RGA)
S93: Swedish Emb Havana CUB 1431 ALE/USB Sounds. (3 Jan) (RGA)
S93: Swedish Embassy Havana CUB 1256 ALE/USB Sounds.
(17 Jan)(RGA)
S12: SWED EMB ?LOC 1736 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(09/Jan)(DW)
S47: SWED EMB BEIRUT 1655 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(09/Jan)(DW)
S84: SWED EMB WASHINGTON 1705 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding (09/Jan)(DW)
S92: SWED EMB MANAGUA 1702 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(09/Jan)(DW)
S93: SWED EMB HAVANA 1728 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(09/Jan)(DW)
S94: SWED EMB GUATEMALA CITY 1740 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
---: MFA Cairo (JG BKFQSH KDARFH 1300 ARQ ATU-80 msg for various
Embs (10Jan01) (ML2)
CROWD36 offline crypto 5LGs after 11144 00169 QSX 17514 kHz
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16176.7
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16213.7
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16270
16278.8
16280
16292.0
16316.0
16326
16326
16332
16332
16332.3
16338.5
16340
16341.3
16341.3
16341.4
16344.5
16357.0
16373.2
16386.7
16540.0
16631.7
16666.0
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(24Dec00)(LDO)
RFFA:
MOD Paris 1540
Arq-M2 200/400 Idling
(13/Dec/00)(RH2)
RFQP: Djibouti 15.05 ARQ-M2 200/400 Ch A: CdeV to self over PQB,
Paris-Djibouti cct (07Dec00). (PT)
---: Egyptian Emb New Delhi (JG GSLMDRS) 1210 ARQ ATU-80 tfc to
Cairo (10Jan01) (ML2)
---: Egyptian Emb Pyongyang (JG YSLGQ SKGQ) 1110 ARQ 5LG msgs
for Cairo (10Jan01) (ML2)
Unid: CIS Mil 0615 81-81 40.5/500
(11/Jan/01) (RH2)
Unid: MFA Cairo 1600 arq Clg XVBF/Madrid (28/Dec/00) (RH2)
A9C: Bucharest, Roumania 14.10 FEC-A 192/850 French emb calling
P6Z with RY's (12Dec00). (PT)
C3P: French Emb Tokyo 1135 FEC-A 192/850 clg P6Z Paris w/RYs 1-0
INT ZBZ, then off-air (10Jan01) (ML2)
FAPSI 0815 RTTY 75/N/500 5-fig-groups (14 Dec.00) (HPT)
Unid: Unid 1740 MFSK?
100/600 Eight lovely big spikes/tones??
Not seen these before! Clues AnyWun? (10/Jan/01)(RH2)
: Unid Swiss Diplo 1510 ARQ/100/170 Very long 5LG msg to Unid.
Still sending after 3 hours. Gave up waiting. (12 Jan) (RGA)
VKF: poss Australian Military 2333 MIL-STD 188-141A clg VKC JKC:
poss Australian Military. (10/Oct/00) (MADX)
:Ambalg baghdad 1412 Coquelet 8 ATU-A msg (26.Sept.Y2k) (LAR)
OWG: unid Danish Military 1323 MIL-STD 188-141A clg OWD: unid
Danish Military. (12/Oct/00) (MADX)
no-call: UNID Russian embassy, 1135 MFSK-32/40Bd/10Bd CROWD36
offline crypto 5LGs to Moscow after 11177 10031 QSX 17487 kHz
(26Dec00)(LDO)
ECVHF1/WUC6007: unid USACE Vessel/Site? 2206 MIL-STD 188-141A +
USB voice clg POAHF1/WUJ5: USACE Anchorage AK. Sent "HELLO ARE
YOU THERE" in ALE and called using "WU" callsigns.
(1/Nov/00) (MADX)
MVDHF1: USACE Vicksburg (WUG) 1647 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding
C: Unid 3-Letter Beacon 1632 CW 16331.8=P 16331.9=S 16332=C.
(19Jan) (RGA)
S: Prob Russian Navy 1701 CW Prob submarine bcast marker.
(5 Jan)(RGA)
Bucharest: Roumania 12.07 ROU-FEC 164.5/400 Looks like press or
LRF: unid US National Guard 1941 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding
call. At 2002, M09: unid w/souding call. At 2004,LIT: National
Guard Little Rock clg HQ3NGB: National Guard HQ Crystal City
(27/Oct/00) (MADX)
UNID: Algerian Diplo 1202 8-tone MFSK in 16.7bd IRS Mode. At
1348, 8-tone MFSK in 100bd ISS mode. (27/Nov/00)(MADX)
:prob MFA Algiers 1350 COQUELET-8 short burst...sounded like
selcal mode repeated over and over. No tfc noted.
(19/Oct/00) (MADX)
prob MFA Algiers 1350 COQUELET-8 short burst...sounded like
selcal mode repeated over and over. No tfc noted.
(19/Oct/00) (MADX)
no-call: MFA Algiers, ALG, 1322 8-FSK/16.67Bd + 100Bd ARQ-system,
tfc. to UNID embassy, QSX 19141.4 kHz (10Dec00) (LDO)
V5G: MFA Bucharest 1621 Rou-Fec 164.5/400 Online crypto
(20/Dec/00) (RH2)
no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1246 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz,
5LGs on link <00051> (24Dec00)(LDO)
Un-ID 14.05 ITA2 50/400 5-lg tfc with op chat in EE
(12Dec00)(PT)
Stockholm: Sweden 12.03 ARQ Pakistan emb with tfc in EE from
PAREPSTOCKHOLM (08Dec00). (PT)
Unid:
PNA Relay 1556
fec Nx\EE (20/Dec/00) (RH2)
dlkgmk: Egy Emb Luanda 1540 arq Msg\AA to Cairo
(08/Jan/01)(RH2)
UEAW: BATM Pioner Nikolaeva 0731 RTTY 50/170 msg to unkwn
(20Dec00) (ML2)
Pagina 96
WUN-v07
16666.0 UFZT: BMRT Mys Tikhiy 2318 RTTY 100/170 crew msgs to unkwn then
tfc @ 50 bd (24Dec00) (ML2)
16689.5 UCRJ: NIS Petr Kotsov 1004 ARQ crew msg to unkwn (03Jan01) (ML2)
16690.5 UCCW: TH Kapitan Kirij 2251 ARQ log on & tfc to Kholmsk
(02Jan01)(ML2)
16690.5 UCDM: TH Pioner Sakhalina 2300 ARQ log on & tfc to Kholmsk
(02Jan01) (ML2)
16690.5 UCDN: TH Pioner Yuzhno-Sakhalinska 2258 ARQ w/UCDN log on & msg
to Kholmsk (03Jan01) (ML2)
16690.5 UDRG: TH Gornyak 2330 ARQ tfc to unkwn (23Dec00) (ML2)
16690.5 UGMG: TR Gavan' 2317 ARQ msg to unkwn (23Dec00) (ML2)
16697.5 UBJT: RTMS Novobataysk 2316 ARQ crew msgs for Nakhodka
(28Dec00)(ML2)
16698.0 UWCL: M/V Bagermeyster Grushin 0920 ARQ tfc to Odessa
(21Dec00)ML2)
16701.5 UDIA: TR Ref Lira 1008 ARQ crew msgs to Kaliningrad w/UDIA log
in/off (21Dec00) (ML2)
16706.5 :unid Russian MV 1144 SITOR-A 100/170 w/ship's report in RR. No
c/s seen, but msg signed by KM Bajdin.(19/Oct/00) (MADX)
16706.5 UCNK: TH Vladimir Timofeev 0930 ARQ svc msg to Arkhangelsk
(20Dec00) (ML2)
16710.5 ELQZ5: TR Frost-1 1123 ARQ crew msgs to Kaliningrad
(23Dec00)(ML2)
16710.5 UAZZ: TK Kropotkin 0951 ARQ w/AMVER type msg for Kaliningrad
(23Dec00) (ML2)
16710.5 UHDY: TR Granitnyj Bereg 0914 ARQ tfc to Kaliningrad, UHDY log
on/off (23Dec00) (ML2)
16713.0 UIIC: TR Bereg Metchty 2320 ARQ w/test msg FM:/TO: M/V MECHTY
(03Jan01) (ML2)
16717.5 UFIX: TH Nefterudovoz-49M 1240 ARQ msg to unkwn (18Dec00) (ML2)
16718.0 UBPN: SRTM Zaliv Olgi 2327 ARQ crew msgs to unkwn (25Dec00) (ML2)
16718.0 UHWZ: TH Tcheremkhovo 1039 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok (15Dec00) (ML2)
16724.0 UGUA: TBS Neftergaz-22 2324 ARQ svc msgs to unkwn (21Dec00) (ML2)
16789
UNID: relay of PNA News 1904 ARQ/100/170 in EE. QRT at 1906.
(2/Jan/01) (MADX)
16789.0 Unid: PNA Relay 0734 fec Nx\EE (30/Dec/00) (RH2)
16794.0 UYDV: RKTS More Sodruzhestva 0920 RTTY 50/170 tfc for Sevastopol
(29Dec00) (ML2)
16797.0 Unid: BMRT Nikifor Pavlov 0800 rtty 50/170 TG's to Novorossissk
Sorry no callsign; have lost all my Russian Ship data files !
(29/Dec/00) (RH2)
16801
: PNA Manila Relay 1705 FEC/100/170 Nx in EE on Ship Chan 33.
(12Jan) (RGA)
16801.0 ELQZ6 : TR Frost-2 1308 RTTY 50/170 crew msgs to unkwn
(25Dec00)(ML2)
16801.3 3FKW4: TR Ref Vega RTTY 50/170 crew msgs to unkwn (29Dec00) (ML2)
16801.5 ---: M/V Geminis 1057 RTTY 50/170 tfc to unkwn (24Dec00) (ML2)
16801.5 3FKX4: TR Ref Star 1048 RTTY 50/170 crew msgs to unkwn
(24Dec00)(ML2)
16801.5 UGKR: TH Tikhon Semuskhin 0836 ARQ crew msgs to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (21Dec00) (ML2)
16801.5 UHAA: M/V Dip-Si-Kharvester 2345 ARQ log on & msg to
16801.5 UIEE: TH Karpaty 0025 ARQ tfc to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy, UIEE
log off (01Jan01) (ML2)
16802.5 Unid: Natalia Kow32 0755 rtty 50/170 Greetings TG's to Sev'pol
(29/Dec/00) (RH2)
16804.0 Unid? Konstruktor Ko)8 0730 rtty 50/170 Greetings TG's to
Novorossissk/Simferopol (29/Dec/00) (RH2)
16806.5 NMF: USCG Boston MA USA 1755 FEC/100/170 Sched MSI wx fcast.
(5Jan) (RGA)
16806.5 NRV: USCG Guam 1545 fec Wx fm Yokosuka (06/Jan/01) (RH2)
16808.5 KLB: MC - Seattle, WA 0155 CW / CW/ARQ Marker (28/Dec/2000)
(J.Berri-CA)
16809.5 VIP: GlobeRadio Perth WA AUS 1628 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(19 Jan)(RGA)
16810
CBV:Valparaiso radio Chile 2050 19 Jan 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
16810
VIP:Perth radio Australia 1714 19 Jan 00 CW/ARQ weak but readable
Pagina 97
16811.5
16815,5
16816
16816
16816.5
16816.5
16816.5
16817
16818.5
16819.5
16820
16821.5
16825
16826
16830.5
16830.5
16842
16903
16904
16915
16915
16926
16926.0
16934
16934
16934
16950
16951.5
16960
16960
16960
16960
16979.9
16985.7
16986
16995
17015
17045.0
17050
17050
17050.5
17103.2
17120
17131.7
17146.4
17165.5
17166
17169
17179.9
WUN-v07
callband (EB)
A9M: Bahrain Radio BHR marker 1208 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
UAT
Moscow Radio, RUS, marker, CW, Sun 07-01-2001 1204
UTC (AB)
ZSC: CapeRadio SAF 1652 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (5 Jan) (RGA)
NMC: COMMSTA San Francisco, CA 0150 CW / CW/ARQ Marker
(28/Dec/2000) (J. Berri-CA)
NMC: USCG SFrancisco CA USA 1625 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(19 Jan)(RGA)
NMC: USCG SFrancisco CA USA 1659 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(12 Jan)RGA)
WCC: DelawareRadio DW USA 1655 FEC/100/170 Hurrican Warning.
(12Jan) (RGA)
9VG: SingaporeRadio SNG 1654 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (12 Jan) (RGA)
NMN: USCG Portsmouth USA marker 1204 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
OXZ: LYNGBY RADIO 1330 fec 100/E/170 Tfc list and svc notice re
pending telex closure (29/Dec)(DW)
ESA: Tallinn Radio EST marker 1157 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
SVU: Olympia Radio, GRC, marker, CW, Mon 25-12-2000 1742 UTC (AB)
SVU: Olympia radio GRC DE SVU 1156 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
8PO:Bridgetown radio Barbados 1748 18 Jan 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
UDK2:Murmansk radio Russia 1744 18 Jan 01 FSK/ARQ callband (EB)
3SD: NMEFC Beijing 0802 FAX chart South China Sea (26/Dec/00)(KB)
FUX: FN Le Port REU 1646 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (5 Jan) (RGA)
RFVIE: FN Le Port REU 1618 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (19 Jan) (RGA)
LFI: Rogaland Radio NOR marker 1155 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
LFI: Rogaland, Norway 11.55 ARQ Passing tfc in EE to M.V. YICK
LUCK/HPLZ (08Dec00). (PT)
HSP: Prob UK Mil/Diplo Net 1356 ALE/USB Sounds. (13 Jan) (RGA)
LUA: British MFA/Mil Luanda Angola 1949 MIL-STD 188-141A
w/sounding call. (3/Dec/00) (MADX)
PRI: Prob UK Mil Net 1655 ALE/USB Sounds. (5 Jan) (RGA)
RFTJE:French naval Dakar Senegal 1736 18 Jan 01 RTTY 075
callband - corrupt tape (EB)
6WW: FN Dakar SEN 1649 RTTT/75/850 Tests with faulty tape. Bit
one missing. (12 Jan) (RGA)
CKN: CanForce Victoria BC CAN 1643 RTTY/75/850 ZKRs to NAWS.
(5Jan) (RGA)
HZY: ARAMCO Ras Raturna Radio ARS CQ 1152 (07-01-2001) (AB)
CLA:Havana radio CUBA 1918 08 Jan 01 CW callband (EB)
HZY: Ras Tanura Radio, ARS (?) 1152 CW cq de hzy, 1204 tfc list
file://12811.4 (17/Dec/00) (MJ)
PWZ33: BN RIO DE JANEIRO 1755 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sea temp chart.
1809z sea level pressure chart. 1815z offair during chart for 2
mins, then at 1819z offair again - with no return (24/Dec)(DW)
CTP: NATO Lisbon 1745 rtty 75/850 NAWS de CTP etc
(10/Jan/01)(RH2)
CTP: PN Lisbon POR 1644 RTTY/75/850 QSXs to NAWS. (12 Jan) (RGA)
:unid 0840 RTTY 300/350 The same foxes 1-0 test tape .//20550
(30/09/2000) (ML2)
UTQ: KievRadio UKR 1631 CW QSXs. (5 Jan) (RGA)
UFH: Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy rdo 2340 ARQ ships' tfc
(09Jan01)(ML2)
4XZ: Haifa Radio 0006 CW w/call tape. (29/Sep/00) (MADX)
ASK: KARACHI RADIO 0835 CW Wx fcst/nav wngs (22/Dec)(DW)
XSG: Shanghai Radio CHN CQ 1144 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
URL: Sevastopol Radio 1152 CW, CQ DE URL pse QSO (16/Dec/00) (MJ)
Unid: Unid 1755 rtty 75/170 Unable decode (10/Jan/01) (RH2)
CBV: VALPARAISO PLAYA ANCHA 1915 FAX 120/576/N/800 Swell and ice
edge. 1934z Sat pix for SE Pacific (24/Dec)(DW)
CLA: Havana Radio 1806 CW w/call tape. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
A9M: Bahrain Radio BHR VVV 1146 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
FUG: La Regine, France 11.51 ITA2 75/850 Calling FAA with RY's
Pagina 98
17206
17211.4
17224.0
17234.0
17234.0
17234.5
17240.0
17320.0
17404
17408.4
17430.0
17441.3
17441.3
17441.5
17460.0
17460.0
17460.0
17487
17487.0
17487.0
17490.0
17490.0
17510
17510.0
17514.0
17520
17521
17550.9
17590.0
17590.0
17904
17910.0
17994.0
17994.0
18003
18003.0
18003.0
18012.0
18018.0
18018.0
WUN-v07
and SG's. BTW where is La Regine? It doesn't appear on any atlas
of mine.(08Dec00). (PT)
IAR: Roma Radio I VVV 1148 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
KFS: SFranciscoRadio CA USA 1612 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(19 Jan)(RGA)
Unid: UK Mil Cyprus? 0631 MFSK 195.3/300 (11/Jan/01) (RH2)
UCE: Arkhangelsk R 1640 arq Marker (12/Jan/01) (RH2)
UCE: Arkhangelsk R 1640 arq Marker (13/Jan/01) (RH2)
VCS: Halifax, Canada 1508z CW CW. ID and ARQ/100 idle Dec 30,
2000 [SN]
PKX:Djakarta radio Indonesia 1425 20 Dec 00 CW callband (EB)
XSV: GW NODE SHANGHAI 1142 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "XSV"
(06/Jan)(DW)
UNID: 2355 CW w/MIB. Weak but readable with EE storm warnings
and wx info for an undetermined area.(7/Nov/00) (MADX)
HEB: Berne, Switzerland 1503z CW. CW ID and ARQ/100 idle
Dec 30, 2000 [SN]
9VF209: Kyodo Singapore 1510
fax
60/560 JJ Newspaper with
frequent ALE sounds on top ! (15/Dec/00)
(RH2)
5YE: Nairobi Meteo 1620 rtty 100/850 Wx codes (13/Jan/01) (RH2)
5YE: Nairobi Meteo 1620 rtty 100/850 Wx codes (12/Jan/01) (RH2)
5YE: Nairobi Meteo 1936 rtty 100/850 Wx codes (28/Dec/00) (RH2)
Unid:
CIS Navy
1553 36-50
50/240(19/Dec/00) (RH2)
AAT3BFMARS: US SHARES Net 1548 ALE/USB Sounds. (19 Jan) (RGA)
DLA303:, DLA, Bremerton, WA 2205 USB ALE and voice
(16/NOV/00)(JLM)
CROWD36 offline crypto 5LGs after 11177 10031 QSX 16292 kHz
(26Dec00)(LDO)
HFB: UNID British MIL/DIPLO, 0848 USB/MIL-STD188-141A, sounding
every 95 minutes (14Dec00) (LDO)
LUA: British MIL/DIPLO Luanda, AGL, 1727 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A,
sounding (14Dec00) (LDO)
OXT: Copenhagen Meteo 1333 FAX "CHART 2" (26/Dec/00)(KB)
---:Copenhagen meteo Denmark 1344 22 Dec 00 FAX 120/576 very
clear chart (EB)
no-call: UNID Russian embassy, 1246 MFSK-32/40Bd/10Bd CROWD36
receiving 5LG msg from Moscow QSX 16158 kHz (24Dec00)(LDO)
:Unid British Mil 1648 PICCOLO encrypted. (12/Oct/00) (MADX)
UNID: 1352 36-50 50/250 w/encrypted tfc. (17/Nov/00) (MADX)
RTFJ: French Forces Dakar 2220-2347 ARQ-E3 192/380 on ckg AFL
w/several CdV and 5LG msgs. (7/Nov/00)(MADX)
HZN49: Jeddah Meteo 1624 rtty 100/850 Wx codes (13/Jan/01) (RH2)
HZN49: Jeddah Meteo 1624 rtty 100/850 Wx Codes (12/Jan/01) (RH2)
KIWI 230: RNZAF VIP Flight B727 0030 USB, pos 24 00S 157 00W at
0025 (19/Dec/00) (NJ)
Stockholm Radio: 1645 USB w/unidentified aircraft (British
accent) who gives position as over Detroit. Reception poor
so they switch to 23210.(30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Trenton Military: 1253 USB w/unheard Canforce aircraft w/wx for
Boryspil, Ukraine. (12/DEC/00) (RP3)
Trenton Military: 1510 USB w/Canforce 4502 (30/NOV/00) (RP3)
160011: C5A Galaxy a/c 1631 ALE/USB Wkg Elmendorf AFB.
(19 Jan)(RGA)
[QTH?] 2050z USB -: "HILDA EAST" working "REACH 911 TANGO".
Never did hear the ground station. There were frequent AFRTS
programming spots coming on, lasting 1-2 seconds.
Dec 17, 2000 [SN]
a/c: "REACH 911 TANGO" 2050z USB with traffic Dec 17, 2000 [SN]
Circus Fraise: (Fort de France, Guyana): 1805 USB calling Cotam
1260 (30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Aircraft 643: (SS): 1725 USB calling Merino w/no response.
(14/DEC/00)(RP3)
Station 1131: (SS) : 1522 USB calling Merino w/no response. At
2148 aircraft 7333 (SS) calling Merino & Santiago w/no response.
(30/NOV/00) (RP3)
Pagina 99
18040.5
18040.5
18063.0
18063.0
18063.0
18183.4
18183.4
18183.4
18183.4
18185.6
18218
18225
18225
18225
18225
18225
18245.0
18256.0
18258.5
18258.5
18275.0
18277.0
18293.7
18295.0
18296.7
18306
18308.5
18334.7
18334.7
18415
18444.5
WUN-v07
HGX21: MFA Budapest 1619
Dup-arq 125/170R5LG to unk
(20/Dec/00) (RH2)
HGX21: MFA Bucharest 1540 Dup-Arq 125/170 5LG to unk
(11/Dec/00)(RH2)
NTAWNFT...:(incomplete copy) & PACWNLP942: 1640 USB ALE.
PACWNLP942 is the ALE address for WNLP932, Pacific Bell, San
Ramon, CA (13/SEP/00) (JLM)
NTAWNFT:...(incomplete copy) & PACWNLP942: 1640 USB ALE.
PACWNLP942 is the ALE address for WNLP432, Pacific Bell, San
Ramon, CA (13/SEP/00) (JLM)
Probable WNXY218:, Illinois Bell, Hoffman Estates, IL & unid
station 1638 USB. Very weak and passing the "iceberg"
message (13/SEP/00) (JLM)
7RQ20:
MAE
Algiers 0945 Coq8
26.67 Msg\FFto "all
stations"- send in annual stats! Urgence!
(21/Dec/00) (RH2)
---: MFA ALGIERS 0835 COQ/8 26.7/I/- Tfc to Niamey in FF. 0847z
tfc to Dar Es Salam via Addis Ababa (19/Dec) (DW)
7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1624 Coq8 0 Sports Nx\FF + several Msgs\FF
from Ambalg Acrra re Ghana Elections (28/Dec/00) (RH2)
Unid: Ambalg Bamako 0820 Coq8 26.67 Long Msg\FF to MAE Algiers cc
Ambalgs Abidjan, Accra, Banjul, Bissau, Conakry, Dakar, Freetown,
Lagos, Niamey, Nouackhott & Ougadougou (12/Dec/00) (RH2)
S73: SWEDISH EMB LAGOS 1123 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(15/Dec)(DW)
BR3: Prob US Army 1611 ALE/USB Calls PE1 and LE1. (22 Dec) (RGA)
AUSBATT: Austrian UN Contingent Golan Heights 1300 ALE/USB Calls
BMLV/Wien. (9 Jan) (RGA)
AUSBATT: Austrian UN Contingent Golan Heights 1300 ALE/USB Calls
BMLV/Wien. (9 Jan) (RGA)
AUSCON: Austrian UNFICYP Contingent Cyprus 1201 ALE/USB Calls
BLMV/BLMV Wien. (9 Jan) (RGA)
BMLV: MOD Vienna AUT 1301 ALE/USB Responds to AUSBATT.
(9 Jan)(RGA)
BMLV: MOD Vienna AUT 1301 ALE/USB Responds to AUSBATT.
(9 Jan)(RGA)
DOR: MFA Sofia, BUL, 1027 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A 39-tone modem with
modified protocol, and modified preamble, ISS-mode, QSX not
found, 400 Hz doppler (28Dec00)(LDO)
no-call: DoSC Moskva, RUS, 1444 25Bd/500Hz, rptg VMGTCNJ-BH
(erect & inverted) when decoded with 5- bit/ITA-2/no startbit/no
stopbit (10Aug00)(LDO)
KNY27, Swiss Embassy, Washington, D.C., 1245 to 1353 SITOR-ARQ
with several five-letter-groups messages to MFA,
Berne.(28/Sep/2000) (RM)
KNY27, Swiss Embassy, Washington, D.C.1245 to 1353 SITOR-ARQ mode
with several five-letter-groups messages to MFA, Berne
(28/Sep/2000).(RM)
Voice of America: HF "feeder"-Greenville, NC 1358 DSB / VOA News
Now with C. World program from 1433-1458 UTC.
KUW: British MIL/DIPLO Kuwait, KUW, 1151 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A,
---: FF PARIS ? 1200 ARQ/E3 200/E/400 8rc. Poor sync. betas
(15/Dec)(DW)
TUN: Tunisian MIL/MOI?, 1114 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A LQA to 7MKS
(30Dec00) (LDO)
RFQP: French Forces Djibouti 1952 ARQ-E3 100/380 w/CdV on ckt
DJI. (10/Nov/00) (MADX)
P6Z: MFA Paris 1610 fec-a 13.9/400 Idling (29/Dec/00) (RH2)
kdakrfh: MFA Cairo 1544 arq Msg\AA to Embassies (yphkg)
(08/Jan/01) (RH2)
kdakrfr: MFA Cairo 1602 arq Msg\AA to 16 Af. Embs
(06/Jan/01)(RH2)
8BY: DGSE Paris F Illicit 1549 CW 476/609/153/037/906.
(19 Jan)(RGA)
---: FF NAQOURA ? 1228 ARQ/E 184.6/I/400 8rc. Betas. No tfc thru
Pagina 100
18450.0
18552.0
18560
18560.0
18560.0
18562
18579.5
18580.0
18594
18620.0
18666
18667.7
18757.0
18758
18788.9
18789.0
18940
18940.0
19011.8
19011.8
19100
19131
19131
19141.4
16341.4
19204.7
19204.7
19210.0
19216.2
19241.9
19325.2
19325.3
19354.0
19363
WUN-v07
1330z (15/Dec)(DW)
no-call: AUS-NY Belconnen?, AUS, 1410 USB/MIL-STD 110-342/16channel VFT (24Dec00)(LDO)
V5G: MFA Bucharest 1120 Rou-fec 164.5/400 Scrambled 5LG
(10/Jan/01) (RH2)
BMF: Taipei Meteo, TWN 0950 FAX sfc an. (5/Dec/00)(KB)
BMF: TAIPEI MET 1025 FAX 120/576/N/800 End of 24hr wave prog.
Upper air wind chart. Weak, echo and bckgnd qrm fm burst psk
(24/Dec)(DW)
BMF: Tai-pei Meteo 0730 fax 120/576 Weak sigs - poor chart
(07/Jan/01) (RH2)
CMU967: Russian Navy Cuba 1435 CW rcv de cmu967 zss zvp. zzu
12960 k. (12 Jan) (RGA)
RFHI: FF Noumea.NCL 0810 ARQ-E3 100/425 C-De V
Noumea/Renunion cct [HII] 30Dec00 [BC3]..
RFHI: FF Noumea 0734 Arq-E3 100/400 Idling (07/Jan/01) (RH2)
Unid: US Customs 2218 USB w/"ok, let's go back to Scan and I'll
link with you." (7/Nov/00) (MADX)
UNID 0902 RTTY 75/N/500 ry and 46, carrier, 09.20 off
(14/Dec/00)(HPT)
SJ1: FBI San Jose 2350 MIL-STD 188-141A clg CO1: FBI Columbia.
(10/Oct/00) (MADX)
Unid: Egy Emb. Amman? 1609 arq Msg/AA Very odd Tx - sounded
almost single tone on Mark! (20/Dec/00)(RH2)
RFGW: MFA PARIS 0858 FEC/A 192/E/400 Tfc in FF with "c" procedure
to A9c/Bucharest cct [BCHT] (19/Dec)(DW)
UNID: prob Algerian MFA 1959 MIL-STD 188-141A LSB w/text only
msg: "CMD CRC 2574" sent twice. (1/Nov/00)(MADX)
: Unid 1539 OMSK/195.5/600 4-tone oddity. (19 Jan) (RGA)
Unid:
UK Mil Cyprus? 1629
MFSK
195.3/300 As usual, duplex
heard on 13565.0 kHz! ()06/Dev/00) (RH2)
BDF: Shanghai Meteo 0750 FAX both short/long path strong,-> 2
fuzzy charts spaced 1/6 line length (26/Dec/00)(KB)
BDF2: SHANGHAI MET 0750 FAX 120/576/N/800 Synoptic chart for
China. Weak image. 0811. Sea area forecasts. Pronounced echo
(29/Dec)(DW)
PCW1: MFA the Hague HOL marker 1412 CW (31 Dec) (AB)
PCW1:
MFA the Hague, HOL, marker, CW, Mon 25-12-2000 1734
UTC (AB)
RFLICRB:French forces Martinique 1200 16 Jan 01 ARQ E3 192
immediate to Provence QRT QRT (stop sending)(EB)
ATLAS: DEA-contract Comms Center Cedar Rapids 1930 USB wkg 411:
DEA a/c. (2/Jan/01) (MADX)
ATLAS: DEA-contracted Comms Center Cedar Rapids 1653 USB wkg 933
w/pp to FLINT400. (11/Oct/00) (MADX)
no-call: UNID ALG-EMB, 1322 8-FSK/16.67Bd + 100Bd ARQ-system, QSX
kHz (10Dec00) (LDO)
RFHI: FF Noumea 1622 Arq-E3 100/400 CdeV on VII cid
(29/Dec/00)(RH2)
RFVI: FF Le Port 0900 Arq-E3 100/400 CdeV on V11 cid
(07/Jan/01)(RH2)
no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0950 MFSK-32/CROWD36
40Bd/10Bd offline crypto with 5 LGs after 11177 00050 .....
(28Dec00)(LDO)
S49: Swedish embassy Riyadh, ARS, 1445 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A
calling S48 (S-EMB Damascus) (24Dec00)(LDO)
Un-ID: Austria(??) 14.58 PACTOR 200/200 Messages in GG being
retrieved from mailbox. Path in mailbox is 5RT49, which is
callsign of station in Toliara, Madagascar. Could it be MSF or
similar? (12Dec00).(PT)
KAWN: USAF DWS Offut AFB NB USA 1534 RTTY/75/850 US Afld Wx
Actuals. (19 Jan) (RGA)
KAWN: USCG Saddlebunch Key FL USA 1623 RTTY/75/860 US airfields
weather actuals. (5 Jan) (RGA)
Unid: FAPSI 0702 rtty 75/500 5LG on Link 80038 (30/Dec/00) (RH2)
NRR: USAF Roosevelt Roads, PTR? 1352 FAX "FCUS24 KGWC" normal
phasing but white on black data (sparse, unid). Margin = phasing
margin. Similar at 1252 (26/Dec/00)(KB)
Pagina 101
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unid: poss FAPSI 1314 FSK-MORSE w/fast letters.
(12/Oct/00)(MADX)
19464
KUW: Prob UK Mil/Diplo Net 1353 ALE/USB Sounds. (13 Jan) (RGA)
19530
UNID: Poss. british mil., RTTY 75/850, foxes test message,
27/Aug/2000. (CK)
19530.0 KAWN?:
Offutt AFB? 0945 rtty 75/850 No callsign seen!
Endless repeat of "lazy dog" Is this really KAWN?
(20/Dec/00) (RH2)
19530.0 pres. KAWN 09.44 RTTY 75/N/850 foxes at least until 11.00
(14/Dec/00) (HPT)
19550.0 AND 21: ROU-EMB Madrid, E, 0940 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD
188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to Bucharest (27Dec00) (LDO)
19550.0 CENTR5: MFA Bucharest, ROU, 0940 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD
188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to Madrid, transmitter slightly
off freq (27Dec00) (LDO)
19646 ---:French forces Cayenne 1617 01 Jan 01 ARQ E3 192 idling (EB)
19655.0 HEC: GW Berne 1320 CW id & ARQ tuning (10Jan01) (ML2)
19655.0 HEC: GW NODE BERN 1140 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "HEC"
(06/Jan)(DW)
19681
KPH:San Francisco radio USA 1608 01 Jan 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
19682
KPH: SFranciscoRadio CA USA 1519 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(19 Jan)(RGA)
19697.5 SPB: Szczecin Radio POL marker 1140 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
19698
OST: Oostende Radio BEL marker 1139 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
19699
19724.0 VIE: GW NODE DARWIN 1223 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "VIE". Wkng
ship in Globedata (19/Dec)(DW)
19726.0 A9M: Bahrain 1534z CW CWID and ARQ/100 idle Dec 16, 2000 [SN]
19751
9MG: GlobeRadio Penang MLA 1512 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(19 Jan)(RGA)
19843.0 Unident:Unident 1246 22 Dec 00 Unknown 195.5 unknown system baud
rate of 195.5 (EB)
19850
V5G: MFA Bucharest ROM 1112 ROU-FEC/164.5/400 CW Opchat '= V5G =
= nw hr qsp msg rpt nw qsp msg' Then long series of on-line
encrypted msgs. (9 Jan) (RGA)
19850
V5G: MFA Bucharest ROM 1112 ROU-FEC/164.5/400 CW Opchat 'nw hr
qsp msg rpt nw qsp msg'= V5G = = Then long series of on-line
encrypted msgs. (9 Jan) (RGA)
19945.0 ADZ: ALG-EMB Addis Abeba?, ETH, 0954 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A/RACAL
MSM-1250, sending tfc. to MAE (26Dec00)(LDO)
19945.0 MAE: MFA Algiers, ALG, 0954 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/RACAL MSM-1250,
receiving tfc. from ADZ (26Dec00)(LDO)
20046.0 S:Archangel Russia 1327 27 Dec 00 CW marker (EB)
20047.9 MX: Russian navy Arkhangelsk, RUS, cluster beacon 'S', CW, Sun
03-12-2000 1316 UTC (AB)
20047.9 S: Russian navy Arkhangelsk RUS channel marker CW
(07-01-2001)(AB)
20086.7 wsgzkpk: Egy Emb Kinshasa 0914 arq 5LG to Cairo
(07/Jan/01)(RH2)
20126.5 MX: unid marker 'J' or 'EO', CW, Sun 03-12-2000 1314 UTC
20138
CMU967: Russian Navy Cuba 1426 CW Wkg RCV/Sevastopol.Ends 5LGs
msg. rcv de cmu967 qrv k. QSLs 2 msgs.qwh 18562 k. OK qrr3 k.
Goes to 18562. (12 Jan) (RGA)
20179.7 RFFAE:
Fm Direnessence Paris Arq-E3 100/400 Msgs\FF to
RFVIT & many callsigns "Depessences" re fuel filters
(19/Dec/00) (RH2)
20179.8 RFVIFLR: FN Fregate Floreal 1625 Arq-E3 100/400 Msg\FF to RFVIC &
umpteen other callsigns around Indian Ocean (11/Dec/00) (RH2)
20197.7 RFFKA: Alfan Brest 1623 Arq-E3 100/400 PR Info re VIP Visit to
NavalDockyards (05/Jan/01) (RH2)
20197.7 RFVI: FF Le Port 1617 Arq-E3 100/400 CdeV on IRE cid
(05/Jan/01)(RH2)
20201.6 DDK9: DWD Pinneberg GER 1106 RTTY/50/850 Spurious. f2 of 10100.8
(9 Jan) (RGA)
20267
UNID: Russian Diplo 1615 CROWD36 idle then into tfc. QRT at 1620.
(22/Sep/00) (MADX)
20340.0 ADZ: ALG-EMB Addis Abeba?, ETH, 1222 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A/RACAL
MSM-1250, rcv. tfc. from MAE (24Dec00)(LDO)
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20340.0 MAE: MFA Algiers, ALG, 1222 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/RACAL MSM-1250,
tfc. in French to ADZ (24Dec00)(LDO)
online crypto/modified protocol (27Dec00)(LDO)
20420.0 no-call: AUS-NY North West Cape?, AUS, 1410 USB/MIL-STD
110-342/16-channel VFT (24Dec00)(LDO)
20442
: Russian Military 1101 MS-5/4800/USB Cipher. (9 Jan) (RGA)
20584
S32: Swedish Embassy Kuwait City 1438 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding
20602
ASI: poss British Mil Ascenscion Island 0112 MIL-STD 188-141A
w/sounding call. At 0119, LUA: poss British Contingent Luanda
20631
100455: C-5A #70-0455 1330 MIL-STD 188-141A clg HIK: Hickam AFB.
(19/Oct/00) (MADX)
20631
240070: C17A Globemaster 1850 ALE/USB Calls 'ADW AFB'.
(6 Jan)(RGA)
20631
250107: C17A Globemaster 1853 ALE/USB Calls 'CRO CPA'.
(6 Jan)(RGA)
20631
E30138/CHALICE BRAVO: E-3 AWACS #80-0138 1912 MIL-STD 188-141A
wkg ELMENDORF then calling in voice.(4/Jan/01) (MADX)
20631
MCC: McClellan AFB 1825 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(3/Dec/00) (MADX)
20698
S53: Swedish Embassy Amman JOR 1532 Sounds. (13 Jan) (RGA)
20780.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 1545 fec-a
192/400 cf Minsk en route
Pretoria cf Monrovia en poste cfcg more cfci etc call-up
frogwaffle!
(19/Dec/00) (RH2)
20809
: Unid OTHR 1422 PRF<>150 Bandwidth <>26 kHz. (12 Jan) (RGA)
20813.7 RFTTTRP: UNID 1035 Arq-E3 192/400 5LG, Unid FF Callsigns,
scrambled tx, cc RFFUHS" (24/Dec/00) (RH2)
20817.0 Unid: FAPSI 1600 Crowd36 6 tone call-ups + crypto
(12/Jan/01)(RH2)
20817.0 Unid: FAPSI 1600 Crowd36 6 tone call-ups + online crypto
(13/Jan/01) (RH2)
40Bd/10Bd offline crypto to UNID with 5LGs after 11177 00096,
strong hum on the TX during periods of inactivity (30Dec00)(LDO)
20863
C3P French Embassy Tokyo 0825 FEC-A 192/850, a clear text message
:(11/Oct/2000) (ML2)
20865.0 no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0959 BAUDOT
100Bd/500Hz, 5LGs, no link ID copied (26Dec00)(LDO)
20942
S00: MFA Stockholm S 1419 ALE/USB Calls S31/Algiers.
(3 Jan)(RGA)
20942
S31: Swedish Embassy Algiers 1216 MIL-STD 188-141A wkg S00: MFA
Stockholm w/ALE and 2400bd serial modem.(19/Oct/00) (MADX)
20942
S31: Swedish Embassy Algiers ALG 1257 ALE/USB Sounds.
(17 Jan)(RGA)
20975.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 0750 fec-a 41/400 Idling for 20 mins
(07/Jan/01)(RH2)
21837.9 OZU25: MFA COPENHAGEN 1140 TWINPLEX 100bd Periodic selcalls TPOY
TPOX. No subsequent qso thru 1200z (12/Dec)(DW)
21857.7 ---: FF UNID ? 1233 ARQ/E3 200/E/400 8rc. Betas. Weak sync. No
app tfc thru 1430z (23/Dec)(DW)
21865.0 SNN299: MFA WARSAW 1214 ARQ/POL 100/E/170 6rc. Tfc in Polish to
BA (Brasilia or Buenos Aires?). After s/off periodic marker "vvv
SNN299 ga pse" in F1a (12/Dec)(DW)
21867.0 KUW: British MIL/DIPLO Kuwait, KUW, 1029 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A,
21951.7 ---: EGYPTIAN DIPLO 0826 SITOR/A 100/E/170 irs mode then opchat
in AA(ATU80) finally s/off (12/Dec)(DW)
21964.0 Cedar Rapids Radio: 1414 w/Negay/Begay (sounds like)
(30/NOV/00)(RP3)
21974.0 TAD: MFA ANKARA 1122 FEC/A 144/E/850 Tfc in TT and in EE.
Latterly periods of qrm fm unident short bursts.(11/Dec)(DW)
22139.5 : Unid 1417 UNID/110.1/1380 Another Timed-Burst Stn. m+06 and
m+38. (12 Jan) (RGA)
22238
: NATO Naval Ship 1225 KG84C/75/850 3 Cipher Msgs. (12 Jan) RGA)
22288.5 Unid: Unid 0722 arq T'grams to Kaliningrad (30/Dec/00) (RH2)
22365.0 UIXO: BRMT Tempryuchanin 0828 RTTY 50/170 tfc to unkwn
Pagina 103
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22380.5
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22384.5
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22389.5
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22432.5
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22447
22454.0
22456
22500
22527.0
22537.0
22542.0
22550.3
22550.3
22550.3
22550.3
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22658.0
22682.5
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22688.0
22723
22786
22804
22807.3
22863.0
22864.0
22864.0
22879.0
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22910
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(04Jan01)(ML2)
NRV: USCG Apra Harbour 1505 fec Trop cyclone South Indian Ocean;
"Immediate delivery required to AMEmbassy Port Louis" (Mauritius)
(08/Jan/01) (RH2)
UIW: Kaliningrad R 0708 arq T'grams to Murmansk
(30/Dec/00)(RH2)
VIP: Perth R 0716 arq Channel marker (30/Dec/00) (RH2)
SVT: Olympia Radio GRC marker 1128 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
NMN: USCG Chesapeake, USA 1725 CW/SITOR 100/170 CW/SITOR marker
(07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
NMO: Honolulu R 0719 arq Channel marker (30/Dec/00) (RH2)
UAT:Moscow radio Russia 1458 10 Jan 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
UAT: Moscow Radio RUS marker 1130 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
RFQPME: FN Djibouti DJI 1300 RTTY/75/850 Tests. Then working
warship FU with carrier off between msgs. (12Jan) RGA)
RFQPME: FN Djibouti DJI 1300 RTTY/75/850 Tests. Then working
warship FU with carrier off between msgs. (12Jan) RGA)
A9M: Bahrain 1528z CW CW ID and ARQ/100 idle Dec 16, 2000 [SN]
A9M: Bahrain Radio BHR marker 1131 (07-01-2001) (AB)
: Unid 1239 CW 'nr li=1111 1rr141 k. nr li=3333 1rl132 rpt'
(rpts) etc. (12 Jan) RGA)
Unid: Unid 1523 rtty? 75/170 Crypto if its Baudot!
(08/Jan/01)(RH2)
FUF: Fort de France Naval, MRT 1715 RTTY 75/850 RY test tape
(07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
JJC: KYODO TOKYO 0803 FAX 60/576/N/800 News text in JJ characters
(27/Dec)(DW)
GYA: Whitehall Naval Radio G 1237 RTTY/75/850 CARBs.
(12 Jan)RGA)
MGJ: RN Base Clyde Faslane SCO 1608 RTTY/75/320 0051602 LF state
a2/8 b3 f10 g10. Then reverts to usual CARBs. (5 Jan) (RGA)
MGJ: RN Faslane 1526 rtty 75/850 Carbs (08/Jan/01) (RH2)
MGJ: RN Faslane, G 1720 RTTY 75/400 CARB fleet broadcast
(07/Dec/2000) (ANE)
XSW: Kao-HsiungRadio TAI 1235 CW CQ marker. (12 Jan) RGA)
:unid 0500 RTTY 300/350 foxes 1-0 test tape // 16995 20550
(1/Oct/2000) (ML2)
VCS: GlobeRadio Halifax NS CAN 1633 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(16 Jan)(RGA)
VCS: GlobeRadio Halifax NS CAN ARQ/100/170 Marker. (5 Jan) (RGA)
VCS: Halifax Radio, CAN, marker, CW, Mon 25-12-2000 1707 UTC (AB)
UDK2:Murmansk radio Russia 1218 27 Dec 00 CW/RTTY 050 end of sked
73 GB UDK2 SK EE (EB)
Unid: CIS Navy
1950 36-50
50/240 (12/Dec/00) (RH2)
VIE: Darwin, Australia 0126z CW
VIE and ARQ/100 idle
5 Dec [SN]
XSV: Tianjin, China 0009z CW. CW ID and ARQ/100 idle
Dec 17,2000 [SN]
WLO: Mobile, Alabama. 1456z SITOR-B station information and
traffic list Dec 16, 2000 [SN]
SVN: Olympia Radio GRC marker 1132 CW (07-01-2001) (AB)
SVN79: OlympiaRadio Athens GRC 1051 USB Wkg ship P3YV.
(9 Jan)(RGA)
WLO: MobileRadio AL USA 1603 USB OM in EE with Gulf of Mexico Wx
forecast. (5 Jan) (RGA)
: Unid OTHR 1230 PRF about 150. Parked. Bandwidth about 32 kHz.
USA? NATO? (12 Jan) RGA)
Unid: FAPSI 0934 rtty
100/470 5LG on Link 00099
(15/Dec/00)
(RH2)
Unid:
CIS Navy 1255
36-50 50/240
Have logged 5LG on Link
00099 on this frequency! Heard again at 1555 GMT later same day!
file://17460.0 (06/Dec/00) (RH2)
Unid:
FAPSI 1647
Crowd36 40bd crypto New C36 freq here.!
(06/Dec/00) (RH2)
: Russian Civil 1229 UNID/50/850 Cipher. Railways? (12 Jan) RGA)
: Russian Civil 1229 UNID/50/850 Railways? (12 Jan) RGA)
S00: MFA STOCKHOLM 1131 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
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S31/Algiers (07/Jan)(DW)
S97: SWED EMB ABIDJAN 1128 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB. Sounding
(07/Jan)(DW)
S00: MFA Stockholm S 1517 ALE/USB Calls S97/Abidjan.
(13 Jan)(RGA)
Unident:Unident --- 1345 10 Jan 01 ??? 300 no decode with
radioraft (EB)
Stockholm Radio: 1648 w/unidentified aircraft (British accent) in
postion report. (30/NOV/00) (RP3)
MKL: RAF Northwood G 1508 CW TAFs. (16 Jan) (RGA)
: NATO Naval System 1557 KG84C/75/850 Cipher. 2 msgs.
(5 Jan)(RGA)
150: Unid 1837 ALE/USB Calls 150004/C5A Galaxy. (6 Jan) (RGA)
HZN50: Jeddah Meteo SDA 1030 RTTY/100/750 Synops. (9 Jan) (RGA)
: NATO System 1543 NATO-PSK/2400/USB Idling. (5 Jan)(RGA)
: NATO System 1224 NATO-PSK/2400/USB Idling. (12 Jan) RGA)
LINCS POACHER: Secret Police Illicit G 1221 USB Usual woman with
rptd 5FGs. (12 Jan) RGA)
JMH6: TOKYO MET 1055 FAX 120/576/N/800 End of sfc prog? Hazy
(24/Dec)(DW)
JMH6: Tokyo Meteo 0925 FAX surface analysis. At times strong 2way propag. with dt = 80 ms (5/Dec/00)(KB)
S76: Swedish Embassy Lagos 1321 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
At 1322, S78: Swedish Embassy Tunis w/sounding call.
(19/Oct/00) (MADX)
Swedish Embassy Havana then into Swedish Diplo 2400bd serial
modem. At 1904, S84 wkg S94: Swedish Embassy Guatemala City in
MIL-STD 188-141A and 2400bd serial modem. At 1946, S12: Swedish
Embassy Bogota wkg S84 in MIL-STD 188-141A. (3/Dec/00) (MADX)
S86: Swedish Embassy Mexico City 1308 MIL-STD 188-141A wkg S91:
Swedish Embassy Lima then into 2400bd serial modem.
(12/Oct/00) (MADX)
S73: Swedish Embassy Lagos NIG 1253 ALE/USB Sounds.
(17 Jan)(RGA)
S32: Swedish Embassy Kuwait 1138 ALE/USB Sounds. (17 Jan) (RGA)
S32: Swedish Embassy Kuwait City 1316 MIL-STD 188-141A wkg unid
then into 2400bd serial modem. (12/Oct/00)(MADX)
RFLI : FF de France . MRT 0154 ARQ-E3 96/425 Idle/Sync Mode
31 Dec 00
[BC3]..
---:French forces Martinique 1724 24 Dec 00 ARQ 096 idling (EB)
KUW: British MIL/DIPLO Kuwait, KUW, 1145 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A,
KUW: Prob UK Mil/Diplo Net 1339 ALE/USB Sounds. (13 Jan) (RGA)
: Unid System 1452 UNID 1300Hz wide burst system/modem.
(16 Jan)(RGA)
P6Z: MFA Paris F 1445 FEC-A/192/400 Opchat with undetermined
embassy. (16 Jan) (RGA)
---:French forces Dakar Senegal 1710 24 Dec 00 ARQ 192
idling(EB)
204: MOROCCAN ARMY ?LOC 0930 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng 01
02 (01/Jan)(DW)
B1: MOROCCAN ARMY ?LOC 0920 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng DP2
(01/Jan)(DW)
DP2: MOROCCAN ARMY ?LOC 0919 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb to
GLOBAL - collective ID? (01/Jan)(DW)
L4: MOROCCAN ARMY ?LOC 1504 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng 02
(01/Jan)(DW)
P2: MOROCCAN ARMY ?LOC 0921 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng DP2
(01/Jan)(DW)
KUW: Prob UK Military/Diplo Net 1435 ALE/USB (16 Jan) (RGA)
5AB: BenghaziRadio LYB 1426 CW CQs. (16 Jan) (RGA)
m/t: [QTH?] 2035z USB "BIG BON" calling "CHARLIE SIERRA" and
scrambled. [There seems to be some activity on this frequency,
but usually it's scrambled…] Dec 17, 2000 [SN]
: Unid 1215 UNID/75/160 ACF=0. Cipher. (12 Jan) RGA)
: Unid Cipher 1413 UNID/75/160 ACF=0. (16 Jan) (RGA)
KPM556: Near Portland, Oregon 1944 AM / broadcast remote
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26441.7
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pickup/cuing freq. with Reggae music. (10Dec.2000)(Midwest USA)
: Unid 1210 UNID/160/150 ACF gives two spikes at around 30/35.
(12 Jan) RGA)
: Unid 1210 UNID/160/150 ACF gives two spikes at around 30/35.
(12 Jan) RGA)
: Unid 1039 REVS/32/140 Revs only. (9 Jan) (RGA)
: Unid, RUS Taxi station??? 1135 FM Good audible for some 4
hours, (07-01-2001) (AB)
CLA: HavanaRadio CUB 1704 CW QSXs. Spurious. f2 of 13062
(6 Jan)(RGA)
9MG: GlobeRadio Penang MLA 1035 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (9 Jan) (RGA)
9MG: Georgetown, Malaysia 0132z ARQTOR with broken traffic
5 Dec [SN]
WCC: Chatham, Massachusetts 1719z CW CW ID and ARQ/100 idle. Dec
16, 2000 [SN]
S92: Swedish Embassy Managua NCG 1458 ALE/USB Sounds.
(13 Jan)(RGA)
---:French forces REUNION 1317 10 Jan 01 ARQ 100 idling (EB)
RFVI: FF Le Port REU 1033 ARQ-E3/100/370 To Paris. (9 Jan) (RGA)
RFVI: FF Le Port REU 1146 ARQ-E3/100/370 To Paris. (12 Jan) RGA)
Unident:Unident --- 1700 08 Jan 01 LSB Spanish conversation (EB)
: Unid 1200 UNID/110/1360 6-second bursts every m+00 and m+30.
Not f2 of 13178 despite large shift. (12 Jan) RGA)
: Unid 1200 UNID/110/1360 6-second bursts every m+00 and m+30.
Not f2 of 13178despite large shift. (12 Jan) RGA)
RFGW:
MFA Paris
1245
Arq-E3
100/400 641X5LG to
RFVIT/St Denis REU (06/Dec/00)
(RH2)
: FF Paris F 1710 ARQ-E3/100/370 No synch. Too Weak. To RFVI.
(6 Jan) (RGA)
PARIS: FF Paris F 1148 ARQ-E3/100/370 To RFVI. (12 Jan) RGA)
UNID: 1130 ARQ-E3 100/350 "...situation de Oman..." + cifred
text (14/Jan/2001) (Argo Sicily)
: Unid 1205 UNID/300/70 Very narrow shift. Too weak to take ACF.
(12 Jan) RGA)
: Unid, Russian talks 1254 FM Sounded as a taxi station.
(07-01-2001) (AB)
AFA4BR: USAF MARS 1634 USB / with AFA2HO and others in the
Worldwide Space Support Net. (09Dec.2000) (Midwest USA)
ZS1J: Propagation beacon, RSA, 1620, CW, "V DE ZD1J/B",
2/Sep/2000. (CK)
ZS1LA: Propagation beacon, RSA, 16:45, F1A, 2/Sep/2000. (CK)
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Edited by Bill Lawrie
Electronic Editor. ([email protected])
COPYRIGHT 2001 WUN
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>From your Electronic Editor:
Firstly, many thanks to Day Watson for taking over production of last
months Newsletter. As Day explained, AOL fell over when I was just about
to start receiving the various Columns. Day agreed to step in and as a
result, the Newsletter was published. Thank you, Day.
Day also welcomed our two new Column editors, Larry Van Horn and Eddie
Bellerby: I would like to repeat that welcome and thank them for stepping
forward to keep both the Columns going; we may have a few initial
teething problems but we will get there and both Columns will I am sure
continue to live up to the high standards set by their predecessors.
The Newsletter is somewhat shorter than normal this month; pressure of
work has prevented Ary from producing his two Columns as fully as he
would wish. Absence of contributions (where have I heard that before?)
has also limited some of the other Columns.
You will also have noticed the absence of the Aero Column in recent
months. For some time now, I have been unable to contact Todd Shoemake,
the Column editor. A couple of weeks ago, he got in touch with me to say
that his house had been destroyed by fire (thankfully with no-one inside)
and that he is currently living in temporary accommodation. He will
resume producing the Aero Column as soon as possible. Good luck, Todd; we
wish you well.
WHAT'S INSIDE:
o Digital Review by Day Watson
o Military Communications Systems Designator List by Larry Van Horn
o Numbers & Oddities by Ary Boender & Chris Smolinski
o QSL Center by John Stephens
o Utility Round-up by Ary Boender
o WUN Logs Column by Eddie Bellerby & TEAM LOGS
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DayW
Hi digi WUNners
February being the short month leaves the column also somewhat light.
The menu
ALE
Diplo
Met
Military
Ethiopian PTT
Norwegian ALE
Decoding Rou/Fec (Romanian FEC)
Met broadcasts for Antartica
February RI's
RI suffixes
>>....ALE.....>
::: Ethiopian PTT
Thanks, for two interesting ALE catches this month, goes to Leif in
Germany.
The first, on 7930 kHz, with both sidebands being employed, is used by
the Ethiopians. The following summarises Leif's logs.
ADS: Ethiopian PTT Addis Abeba,
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding
AN1: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station, ETH,
LSB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding
DM1: Ethiopian PTT Debre Markos?,
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, calling SHO
KLA: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station,
LSB!/MIL-STD 188-141A/RACAL MSM-1250, tfc. to ADS
KLA: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station,
USB!/MIL-STD 188-141A/RACAL HSM 2400Bd STANAG 4285 based ARQ
system, tfc. to ADS
OMO: Ethiopian PTT North or South Omo region,
OMO: Ethiopian PTT North or South Omo region,
LSB!/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding
SHO: Ethiopian PTT East or North Shoa region,
TYA: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station,
LSB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding
Note the use of Racal equipment and various modes for passing of
traffic.
::: Norwegian ALE
Higher in frequency the second ALE bursts of interest this month also
come from Leif reporting (on the 17th) that
"11401.5 is currently active with B01 sending AMDs to M01
every 5 minutes. Activity noted at the following intervals:
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h+01/06/11/16/21/26/31/36/41/46/51/56
AMDs are of the same type seen on the YEL, MAU, GRY, BLU,
GLD-net here in Europe:
[[CMD
[[CMD
[[CMD
[[CMD
[[CMD
AMD]
AMD]
AMD]
AMD]
AMD]
Z12402107100000509N2A
Z12402107100000509N2A
Z12302107117034509Y3B
Z12402107100000509N2A
Z12802107100000509N26
]
]
]
]
]
0936
0941
0946
0951
0956
utc
utc
utc
utc
utc
Subsequent bearings from the UK of B01 produced a nominal bearing line
through Oslo.
>>....Diplo.....>
::: Decoding Rou/Fec (Romanian FEC)
Some comments have been made this month vis-a-vis inability to decode
this mode on the daily diplo broadcasts from Bucharest and to produce
clear (Romanian) text. Remember that this mode will produce SYNC on both
NORMAL and REVERSED arrangements but must be set to REVERSED to obtain
correct output. But the output is still "garbage" (pseudorandom data)?
Romanian diplo uses online encryption (pseudorandom "garbage") as well as
in-clear traffic, usually the in-clear stuff (circulars/news bulletins)
is sent after the encrypted messages. Also, just to keep one awake,
bit inversion is in use. Listen for inter-message idles and if, with
no bit inversion mask set, one is presented with a long string of
"aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa" set the bit mask to the commonly used value of 24
and wait for the clear traffic.
However, recent monitoring has shown these broadcasts to be nearly 1.5
hrs long - some days with no clear traffic. But that's utility
monitoring. Some you win, some you lose - with a great deal of patience
required.
Check out 10492.8, 14680.7, 18551.6 kHz at 1100z (Winter) 1000z (Summer)
164.5bd/400Hz.
>>....Met.....>
::: Tokyo Met closing JMJ FAX broadcast
Stop press from Ary who emails with the news that the Japan
Meteorological Agency (JMA), Tokyo is to discontinue the JMJ Facsimile
Broadcast as from 02:42 UTC 1st March.
Freq
------3365.0
5405.0
9438.0
14692.5
18441.2
Call
----JMJ
JMJ 2
JMJ 3
JMJ 4
JMJ 5
Station
----------Tokyo Meteo
Tokyo Meteo
Tokyo Meteo
Tokyo Meteo
Tokyo Meteo
::: Met broadcasts for Antartica
Already known, and occasionally logged, even from Europe, is Casey/VLM
transmitting FAX on 7470 kHz. URL:
http://www.bom.gov.au/other/rad_sch/vlm_sched.shtml gives the full
schedule.
However on the other side of the Antartic continent ALRS (Admiralty List
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of Radio Signals Vol.3) lists a number of stations with apparent
scheduled broadcasts of FAX and F1b. The ITU designator F1b could be
either RTTY or Sitor/B (fec). As loggings have not been seen or made
(possibly due to actual power/propagation or lack of either in the N
Hemisphere) it might be an interesting exercise for those WUNners mainly
in the Southern Hemisphere to try for these stations and determine if
they are still operative.
South Shetland Islands:
1. Stn - Centro Meteorologico Presidente Eduardo Frei/CAN6D.
Wx bulletins 0030 0330 0930 1230 1530 2130 2230
F1b on 5302.5 11662.5 15470 kHz.
Ice reports 1445 2245
F1b on 5302.5 11662.5 kHz.
FAX 0330 1530 2130 on 5302.5 11662.5 15470 kHz.
2.
Stn - Base Prat/CCZ.
Wx bulletins 1400 2200
F1b on 6439 8558 kHz.
(Grahamland) Antartica:
1.
Stn - Palmer Station/KWB268
Ice reports
2.
0100
1500
2000
F1b 4553
F1b 13553
F1b 10235
Stn - Centro Meteorologico Antartico Vcom Marambio/LSB
Wx bulletins 0025 0325 0625 0925 1225 1525 1825 2125
F1b on 2401 4807 9951 kHz.
FAX 0025 0325 1225 1525 2030 on 2401 4807 9951 kHz.
Good dxing.
::: February RI's
This is part two of the list started last month.
(Julian) for the input.
RUAHBCC
RUALSFJ
RUALSFJ
RUAYFFA
RUBDPLA
RUCBACM
RUCBCLF
RUCBFAD
RUCBFBL
RUCBLFB
RUCBLLA
RUCBTFA
RUCCAJC
RUCCFVY
HQ 5AF YOKOTA AB JA
COMUSJAPAN YOKOTA AB JA
JFMO YOKOTA AB JA
MCAS IWAKUNI JA
CG MCAGCC TWENTYNINE PALMS CA
USCINCJFCOM NORFOLK VA
CINCLANTFLT NORFOLK VA
FLTINFOWARCEN NORFOLK VA
JFMO LANT NORFOLK VA
COMMARFORLANT
NAVSHIPYD NORFOLK VA
COMNAVSURFLANT NORFOLK VA
NAS JRB NEW ORLEANS LA
COMMARFORRES
Pagina 110
Again thanks Ian
RUCCMAF
RUCCMAM
RUCCMAN
RUCCMAQ
RUCCMCC
RUCCMCC
RUCCMFI
RUCCMFU
RUCCMFV
RUCCMGP
RUCCMGT
RUCCMGV
RUCCMHL
RUCJJCS
RUCJNAV
RUCJNAV
RUCKDDA
RUCKFCA
RUCKFCA
RUCKFCA
RUCKFCA
RUCKMCA
RUCKMEA
RUCKMOB
RUCKSAA
RUCOAAD
RUCOAAG
RUCOAAH
RUCOBRF
RUCOFAB
RUCOGAB
RUCOGCM
RUCOMAB
RUCOMAR
RUCOMAS
RUCOPKJ
RUCOSSA
RUCOWAM
RUCOWCZ
RUCOZBA
RUCOZBB
RUCPTAD
RUCTMGB
RUCTPHF
RUCTPHG
RUCTPHT
RUCTPOB
RUCTPRF
RUCTPTB
RUCXNIS
RUDFGHB
RUDGAAA
RUDJAAS
RUDJACA
RUDJANO
RUEABDA
RUEACMC
RUEADWD
RUEAFDC
RUEAFDI
RUEAFIF
RUEAHIC
RUEAHOF
RUEANHA
RUEANRD
RUEANTX
RUEANUT
RUEANYP
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INSP INSTR STF BILLINGS MT
INSP INSTR STF ENCINO CA
INSP INSTR STF SAN JOSE CA
INSP INSTR STF CONCORD CA
MWCS FOUR EIGHT
MWCS FOUR EIGHT DET ALFA
INSP INSTR STF LOS ALAMITOS CA
INSP INSTR STF YAKIMA WA
INSP INSTR STF SPOKANE WA
INSP INSTR STF TUCSON AZ
INSP INSTR STF RENO NV
INSP INSTR STF PORTLAND OR
INSP INSTR STF BOISE ID
CDRJCSE MACDILL AFB FL
COMFIFTHFLT
COMUSNAVCENT
CG SECOND MARDIV
CG MCAS CHERRY PT NC
CG SECOND MAW
COMCABEAST CHERRY PT NC
MASS ONE
MCAS BEAUFORT SC
CG II MEF
CG SECOND FSSG
CG MCB CAMP LEJEUNE NC
MIUWU TWO ZERO SIX
COMDESRON TWO SIX
COMDESRON TWO EIGHT
NAVSTA NORFOLK VA
NAVPHIBASE LITTLE CREEK VA
COMNAVREG MIDLANT NORFOLK VA
NCTAMS LANT DET GUANTANAMO BAY CU
FCTCLANT DAM NECK VA
FACSFAC VACAPES OCEANA VA
NAS OCEANA VA
JFMO ICELAND KEFLAVIK IC
COMNAVAIRLANT NORFOLK VA
AEGIS TRAREDCEN DET WALLOPS ISLAND VA
COMUSMARDEZLANT PORTSMOUTH VA
SEAL TEAM TWO
SEAL TEAM EIGHT
COMNSWTG FT BRAGG NC
NAVSURFWARCEN COASTSYSTA PANAMA CITY FL
SUPSHIP PASCAGOULA MS
NAVSTA PASCAGOULA MS
NAVTECHTRAU KEESLER AFB MS
NAS PENSACOLA FL
NAS MERIDIAN MS
NAS WHITING FIELD MILTON FL
DIRNAVCRIMINVSERV WASHINGTON DC
COMNAVSPACECOM DAHLGREN VA
DOD EAFC PATRICK AFB FL
NAVCOMMSCOL NEWPORT RI
MIUWU TWO ZERO FIVE
MIUWU TWO ZERO THREE
CDR3DSFBN10THSFGA FOB 3 FT CARSON CO
CMC WASHINGTON DC
DA WASHINGTON DC
CDRICORPS FT LEWIS WA
CDR1STSFGA FT LEWIS WA
CDR NATL TNG CEN FT IRWIN CA
CDRUSARPAC FT SHAFTER HI
USARMYC-ESERVICESOFC ALEXANDRIA VA
FAA NATIONAL HQ WASHINGTON DC
NAS JRB WILLOW GROVE PA
CJTF SIX FT BLISS TX
CDR19THSFG ABN DRAPER UT
CDRYPG YUMA AZ
Pagina 111
RUEAPFA
RUEASRB
RUEAYWA
RUEAZCA
RUEKJCS
RUEOAGA
RUEOBMA
RUEOBMA
RUEPVAA
RUERDGA
RUERDGA
RUERGAA
RUERHNA
RUERHNA
RUERHNB
RUERHNB
RUERHNB
RUERHNB
RUERKWU
RUERNUB
RUERSHA
RUERUCS
RUERWSM
RUERWSM
RUETIAA
RUFAPUU
RUFEPIZ
RUFGFMC
RUFGNOA
RUFNPKR
RUFNSAA
RUFRABE
RUFRCDT
RUFRHOV
RUFRMGA
RUFRNGW
RUFRQJQ
RUFRTAR
RUFRTAR
RUFRTAR
RUFRVTA
RUHBABA
RUHBABA
RUHBANA
RUHBANB
RUHBANB
RUHBANB
RUHBVMA
RUHEHMS
RUHEKBC
RUHEMAK
RUHEMBH
RUHEMCB
RUHEMCS
RUHHBII
RUHHBIJ
RUHHGWA
RUHHHGA
RUHPBHR
RUHPBHR
RUHPBXR
RUHPBXR
RUHPCCG
RUHPCGS
RUHPCOR
RUHPCRO
RUHPCVV
RUHPESX
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CDR5THSFGA FT CAMPBELL KY
CDRFORSCOM FT MCPHERSON GA
FAA NORTHWEST MOUNTAIN RGN HQ SEATTLE WA
FAA WESTERN PACIFIC RGN HQ LOS ANGELES CA
OASD WASHINGTON DC
JSC ANNAPOLIS MD
46OSS EGLIN AFB FL
DOD GAFC EGLIN AFB FL
COMJSOC FT BRAGG NC
CDRJRTC FT POLK LA
JRTC FT POLK LA
CDRSIGCEN FT GORDON GA
CDR 82DSIGBN FT BRAGG NC
CDRXVIIIABNCORPS FT BRAGG NC
CDR2DBN3DSFGA FT BRAGG NC
CDR3DSFGA FT BRAGG NC
CDR7THSFGA FT BRAGG NC
CDRUSASOC FT BRAGG NC
DOD AFC KWAJALEIN MH
CDR AD ARTY CEN FT BLISS TX
AFMO CONUS FT SAM HOUSTON TX
DOD AFC AZ FT HUACHUCA AZ
DOD AFC WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE NM
NAVAIRWARCENWPNDIV DET WHITE SANDS NM
DIRNSA FT GEORGE G MEADE MD
NCTAMS EURCENT DET ROTA SP
NAVCOMTELSTA SICILY IT
COMMARFOREUR
USCINCEUR VAIHINGEN GE
COMSIXTHFLT
NCTAMS EURCENT NAPLES IT
USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN
COMCRUDESGRU THREE
USS SAIPAN
COMPHIBRON FOUR
USS GEORGE WASHINGTON
COMSIXTHFLT
COMPHIBRON FIVE
THIRTEENTH MEU
USS TARAWA
COMCRUDESGRU TWO
CG III MEF
CG THIRD MARDIV
CG THIRD FSSG
CG FIRST MAW
COMMARCORBASESJAPAN CAMP BUTLER JA
TWELFTH MAR
COMPHIBGRU ONE
COMMARFORPAC
CG MCB HAWAII KANEOHE BAY HI
PACMISRANFAC HAWAREA BARKING SANDS HI
MOBDIVSALU ONE
SDV TEAM ONE
COM THREE ONE NCR PORT HUENEME CA
146MSF CHANNEL ISLANDS ANGS CA
144FW FRESNO ANGB CA
ELEVENTH MEU
JFMO-AK ELMENDORF AFB AK
COMPHIBRON THREE
USS BONHOMME RICHARD
COMPHIBRON SEVEN
USS BOXER
COMCRUDESGRU FIVE
COMCARGRU SEVEN
USS CORONADO
COMCARGRU ONE
USS CARL VINSON
USS ESSEX
Pagina 112
RUHPFTP
RUHPJCS
RUHPNUL
RUHPOAA
RUHPPEL
RUHPPRO
RUHPPSA
RUHPQUA
RUHPSAA
RUHPZAE
RUHPZFF
RUHUBLK
RUHUBMA
RUHVPAC
RULGPRJ
RULSABU
RULSABU
RULSACW
RULSACY
RULSADE
RULSADG
RULSBMS
RULSFAN
RULSGMZ
RULSJGA
RULSMCB
RULSMJG
RULSSEA
RULSWCB
RULYAFA
RULYEFA
RULYEGA
RULYENA
RULYEST
RULYHST
RULYIKE
RULYIQM
RULYJPX
RULYLCA
RULYMPA
RULYMTZ
RULYNKP
RULYNKP
RULYNTR
RULYOGB
RULYSEE
RULYVBA
RULYVKA
RULYVLA
RUNGAAA
RUNGSAA
RUPEUNA
RUVABJA
RUVACEA
RUVACEF
RUVALAN
RUVALAN
RUVMAAA
RUVMBDA
RUVMBDA
RUVNSAA
RUVRAAA
RUWCAAA
RUWDEAA
RUWDGFL
RUWDHAI
RUWDHCT
RUWDHCV
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COMCARGRU FIVE
USS JOHN C STENNIS
USS CONSTELLATION
COMSEVENTHFLT
USS PELELIU
COMPHIBRON ELEVEN
COMCARGRU THREE
COMTHIRDFLT
NCTAMS PAC HONOLULU HI
COMCRUDESGRU ONE
USS KITTY HAWK
419CS HILL AFB UT
DOD AFC NELLIS AFB NV
HQ PACAF HICKAM AFB HI
DOD AFC PR ROOSEVELT ROADS PR
AREA FREQCOORD MIDLANT PATUXENT RIVER MD
COMNAVAIRWARCENACDIV PATUXENT RIVER MD
NAVSURFWARCENDIV DAHLGREN VA
CHNAVMARCORMARS WASHINGTON DC
NAVEMSCEN WASHINGTON DC
NRL WASHINGTON DC
NAVSURFWARCEN SHIPSYSENGSTA PHILADELPHIA PA
COMNAVAIRSYSCOM PATUXENT RIVER MD
SERVSCOLCOM GREAT LAKES IL
COMDT COGARD WASHINGTON DC
CG MCB QUANTICO VA
MIUWU ONE ONE FOUR
COMNAVSEASYSCOM WASHINGTON DC
COMNAVCOMTELCOM WASHINGTON DC
COMCARGRU EIGHT
COMPHIBRON SIX
COMPHIBRON EIGHT
COMPHIBRON TWO
USS WASP
USS HARRY S TRUMAN
USS DWIGHT D EISENHOWER
USS ENTERPRISE
USS NASSAU
COMCARGRU FOUR
COMCRUDESGRU EIGHT
USS NIMITZ
COMPHIBRON SIX
USS KEARSARGE
USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT
USS MOUNT WHITNEY
NCTAMS LANT NORFOLK VA
COMSECONDFLT
COMPHIBGRU TWO
COMCARGRU TWO
EODMU FIVE
NAVCOMTELSTA GUAM GU
HQ AFSPC PETERSON AFB CO
251CCGP SPRINGFIELD BECKLEY MUNI APRT OH
COMUSFORAZORES LAJES FLD PO
JFMO AZORES TERCEIRA PO
88CG WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OH
AFMC CSO WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OH
162CCG NORTH HIGHLANDS ANGS CA
95CS EDWARDS AFB CA
AFFTC EDWARDS AFB CA
NAVCOMTELSTA DIEGO GARCIA
5CCOMSS ROBINS AFB GA
SMC LOS ANGELES AFB CA
COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA
MIUWU ONE ZERO FIVE
NAVMEDCEN SAN DIEGO CA
FCTCPAC SAN DIEGO CA
FLEASWTRACEN SAN DIEGO CA
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RUWDHFG
RUWDHLP
RUWDLBF
RUWDMCK
RUWDTBV
RUWDTBY
RUWDTCL
RUWDTCM
RUWDVDD
RUWDXBE
RUWDXBP
RUWDXBT
RUWDXBY
RUWDXFS
RUWDXGO
RUWDYAA
RUWFABU
RUWFACH
RUWFADO
RUWFAEB
RUWFAFE
RUWFAFJ
RUWFAFK
RUWFAFX
RUWFAFY
RUWFDFB
RUWFEAA
RUWFHAA
RUWFLBR
RUWFNAA
RUWFOAA
RUWFPBC
RUWFPBD
RUWFPBD
RUWFPCF
RUWFPCR
RUWFPDD
RUWFRDF
RUWFVBY
RUWFZAA
RUWGTCG
RUWHDAW
RUWHDCC
RUWHITB
RUWHKIF
RUWHTED
RUWHTEP
RUWHTXS
RUWIBHA
RUWIBHI
RUWIBHJ
RUWIBHL
RUWIBHP
RUWIBNA
RUWIBSR
RUWICAC
RUWICBA
RUWICBC
RUWICBE
RUWICBF
RUWICBJ
RUWICBM
RUWIDAA
RUWIKBC
RUWIKBG
RUWIKBG
RUWIKBJ
RUWNAVU
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COMSPAWARSYSCOM SAN DIEGO CA
COMNAVREG SW SAN DIEGO CA
SUBASE SAN DIEGO CA
COMNAVAIRWARCENWPNDIV CHINA LAKE CA
COMSPECBOATRON ONE
COMNAVSPECWARGRU ONE
SEAL TEAM THREE
SEAL TEAM FIVE
MIUWU ONE ZERO SIX
NAVSTA SAN DIEGO CA
PWC SAN DIEGO CA
EODMU SEVEN
COMPHIBGRU THREE
RSO SAN DIEGO CA
NAVPGSCOL MONTEREY CA
COMAFLOATRAGRUPAC SAN DIEGO CA
FASOTRAGRUPAC SAN DIEGO CA
NAS NORTH ISLAND CA
NAVSTKAIRWARCEN FALLON NV
NAS FALLON NV
NAVPHIBASE CORONADO SAN DIEGO CA
FLTINFOWARCEN DET SAN DIEGO CA
COMNAVSPECWARCOM CORONADO CA
EODMU THREE
COMEODGRU ONE
NAF EL CENTRO CA
COMNAVAIRPAC SAN DIEGO CA
NALF SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND CA
NAS LEMOORE CA
NAVCOMTELSTA SAN DIEGO CA
SPAWARSYSCEN SAN DIEGO CA
NAVSURFWARCENDIV PORT HUENEME CA
NAVFRCOORD WESTERN US PT MUGU CA
WAFC PT MUGU CA
COM THREE ONE NCR PORT HUENEME CA
CBC PORT HUENEME CA
NAVAIRWARCENWPNDIV PT MUGU CA
MIUWU ONE ZERO THREE
NAVUNSEAWARCEN DET SAN DIEGO CA
FACSFAC SAN DIEGO CA
COMPACAREA COGARD ALAMEDA CA
MIUWU ONE ZERO NINE
NAS JRB FORT WORTH TX
NAVSTA INGLESIDE TX
NAS KINGSVILLE TX
MIUWU ONE ZERO EIGHT
HELMINERON FIFTEEN
NAS CORPUS CHRISTI TX
MCAS YUMA AZ
MWSS THREE SEVEN ONE
MACS ONE
MAWTS ONE YUMA AZ
MAG THIRTEEN
CO MCLB BARSTOW CA
SEVENTH MAR
FIFTEENTH MEU
ELEVENTH MEU
CG FIRST MARDIV
CG I MEF
CG MCB CAMP PENDLETON CA
FIFTH MAR
MASS THREE
MCMWTC BRIDGEPORT
CG THIRD MAW
CG MCAS MIRAMAR CA
COMCABWEST MIRAMAR CA
MWCS THREE EIGHT
COMDESRON TWO THREE
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RUWNBAZ
RUWOHEA
RUWQAAA
RUYNCSJ
RUYNTAS
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NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CEN GREENBELT MD
30RANS VANDENBERG AFB CA
NAVCOMTELSTA FAR EAST YOKOSUKA JA
COMNAVFORKOREA SEOUL KOR
::: RI suffixes
Following last
Dunnett saying
in response to
lost." He goes
month's query on "zp" an email was received from Jim
"I recently sent an item to the list on just this subject,
Al's query. I never saw it coming back so I presume it got
on to outline the following:
RI Suffixes
----------C
-
Local terminal for messages for distribution around the area
where the commcen is located, distribution by hand etc.
CF
-
Routeing Information position. Supplies information on
addressing and routeing messages. (Not too sure about this
one).
CR
-
Local cryptocentre.
CS
-
Service mssage terminal. Deals with comms queries/problems,
gets re-runs of garbled messages, resolves open channel
numbers etc.
CU
-
Telex terminal. Despatches messages for delivery by
commercial carriers.
CW
-
Radio terminal. Despatches messages to addresses served by
radio.
CX
-
Teleprinter Switchboard - a facility which is now probably
obsolete.
-------------------------------------------------As regards the 'Z' suffixes: the British services used to use the
suffix ZZ e.g. RBDTZZ to indicate 'Major relay RBDT and all
connected tributary stations'. A type of collective RI used to
distribute comms information to all a major relay's subordinate
connected stations. I would guess that this is optional and varies
from country to country. Then again it could be that it was the
'CZ' suffix. Old age.....!
(In this respect, Al's 'ZP' suffix makes no sense on a simple
channel-check. I'd suggest it's a garble).
Note: RBDO
- Major relay station.
RBMAD - Minor relay station connected to RBMA (usually).
RBMPJB - Tributary station connected to Major RBMP.
RBTJC/<address> - An authority served directly by
Major relay RBTJC.
RBDWCR - Cryptocentre at major relay RBDW.
RXFPCS - Service position at major relay RXFP.
Thanks Jim for the above.
>>....Signoff.....>
To end; a request - can anyWUN help with technical details of ARINC's
HFDL format. In the meantime good listening. KR's
Day
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Lat/Long: 35.0462N/83.9411W
===========================
This month I have an extensive feature and major update on the U.S.
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) HF radio system. I have spent a
considerable amount of time researching and putting this list together
and I hope you all find it useful. A full profile of the entire FAA
HF/VHF/UHF radio systems will appear in my May Fed Files column in the
Monitoring Times magazine. Also in this column I have started upgrading
the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) listings, started a long
needed overhaul on the CanForce listings, general updates throughout the
list and we now have a contributor list to this column.
And your contribution is important to the club. I want to encourage each
of you, our WUN members, to support your club and provide input to all
the columns. Your column editors can not do this alone. We do need your
help. So if you have something to contribute to this column feel free to
email me at this address: [email protected]. So until next month, best
of 73 to all and good hunting.
=====================================================================
Column Contributors List. These club members, and others who wish to
remain anonymous, have kindly contributed material to this column and we
are very grateful for their support.
Rick Baker, Lindsay Blanton, Ary Boender, John Bohn, Dansk Scanner
Information website http://www.dkscan.dk),Leif Dehio, Jeff Haverlah, Jeff
Jones, Ross McCallum, Jack Metcalfe, Bert Naaldijk, Jacques Pagnoux, Day
Watson and of course, ye ole editor in Brasstown.
=====================================================================
=======================================================
Last Revision February 23, 2001
NOTES:
(7) Confirmed 1997
(8) Confirmed 1998
(9) Confirmed 1999
(0) Confirmed 2000
(1) Confirmed 2001
US = United States
=====================================================================
=====================
*Strategic Command (STRATCOM) HF 'Zulu' Net
======================================================
Z100
3068 (9) | Z180
9057 (1) | Z265 18024 (0)
Z105
3116 (7) | Z185
9809 (0) | Z270 18027 (0)
Z110
3134? (8) | Z190 10204 (1) | Z275 18046?
Z115
3143 (9) | Z195 11104
| Z280 18387 (9)
Z120
3295 (8) | Z200 11181 (0) | Z285 ?
Z124
?
| Z205 11494 (1) | Z290 19665 (9)
Z125
4495 (0) | Z210 11229 (0) | Z295 19755 (9)
Z130
4472 (8) | Z211 12070 (0) | Z300 20167 (0)
Z135
4745 (8) | Z215 13242 (0) | Z305 20407 (9)
Z140
5026 (8) | Z220 13245 (1) | Z310 23337
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Z145
Z150
Z155
Z160
Z165
Z170
Z174
Z175
5705
5800
5875
6715
6757
7831
?
9016
(1)
(1)
(0)
(0)
(9)
(1)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
(1) |
Z225
Z230
Z235
Z240
Z245
Z250
Z255
Z260
13907
15046
15094
15097
?
15962
17973
18006
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| Z315 23872 (9)
| Z320 24828?
| Z325 24978?
| Z330 26532?
| Z335 26859 (0)
(0) | Z340
(0) | Z345
(0) | Z350
(1)
(7)
(0)
(0)
==========================================
Published frequencies are the calling channels and currently include:
4724 6712 6739 8992 9025 11175 11181 13200 13212 15016 kHz
The Upper Sideband (USB) mode is used on all GHFS frequencies listed
above.
The frequencies 9025, 11181 and 13212 kHz are relatively new. They are
Portugal. The data signal you will hear on 9025 is Automatic Link
Establishment(ALE), a computerized system that simplifies HF operation.
Older frequency lists will show 8968 and 17976, but these were removed
from GHFS service over two years ago.
GHFS Discrete Frequencies
Ascension: 11226
Croughton: 8032
Hickam: 11181 13242
======================================
The ALE system used by the US Air Force Scope Command network is
designated MIL-STD-188-141A. You can download a software program
developed by Charles Brain to decode these digital transmissions at the
following URL: http://www.chbrain.dircon.co.uk/
2805 3059 3137 4721 5708 6715 6721
11226 11250 13215 15043 18003 20631
7632 8965 9025
23337 27870
ALE ID Voice Identifier
Location
GUA
Andersen
Andersen AB, Guam
ADW
Andrews
Andrews AFB, MD
HAW
Ascension
CRO
Croughton
AED
Elmendorf
Elmendorf AFB, AK
HIK
Hickam
Hickam AFB, HI
TAG
Incirlik
Incirlik AB, Turkey
PLA
Lajes
MCC
McClellan
Near Sacramento, CA
OFF
Offutt
Offutt AFB, NE
JNR
Salinas
GTL
Thule
Thule AB, Greenland
JTY
Yokota
Yokota AB, Japan
OKC Tinker AFB, OK
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=========================
F003
F005
F007
F009
F020
F033
F039
F046
F054
F058
F061
F063
F064
F066
F077
F078
F080
F084
F085
F086
F089
F090
F094
F098
F099
F101
F102
F103
F107
F108
F114
F117
F124
F128
F134
F136
F146
F153
F173
F171
F182
F184
F186
F194
F195
F197
F202
F204
F211
F213
F226
F228
F229
F236
F240
F243
F248
F249
F250
8036
(8)
9120
(0)
4850
17972
16117
15962
10881
13823
8058
(9)
4742
(6)
23265
(9)
14870
11214
(9)
15036
?
18532
15677
13205.5
6,8,11 MHz
9461
13204
(6)
6716
9017
(0)
14585
13247
(0)
12106
(6)
11118
(6)
11488
(6)
?
(8)
7316
6986
(6)
6993
(8)
11217
(6)
23242
4942.5
5429.5 (7)
9027
(7)
8063
(6)
14420.5
18403.5 (9)
3078
(6)
10648
(8)
3046
13825
(5)
20631
4982
(6)
16014
(5)
12057
11056
(7)
?
5435.5 (6)
7735
(5)
?
(8)
15041
(9)
?
(8)
18590
5398
(5)
4731
15091
F351
?
(9) F662 15048
(6)
F354 11053
(0) F664 15 Mhz?
F356
7827
F667
6817
(7)
F360
7919.5 (8) F673
3064
F363 15018
(7) F677
6 Mhz
F365 11059
(1) F690
3032
F369 20397
(8) F700
4490
F370 17177
F701 11058
(7)
F372 16123
(8) F702
9323
(6)
F380
3144
(5) F703 9991.5 (6)
F382 15094
(6) F706
8057
(5)
F395
9057
(6) F707 10589
F400
6728
(5) F708 23377
F404
7690
F709
9317
(7)
F405
6972
F713 16246
(5)
F406 18393
(6) F717 10883
F417
4992
F722 12270
(9)
F419 11407
(5) F723 18323
(6)
F420
7933
(7) F728 11236
(5)
F432
6731
(8) F731
6683
(9)
F433 20972
F732 15011
(7)
F435
3821
F734
4757
(7)
F437
5684
(6) F736 11494
(8)
F441 17440
F741
7873
F444 19267
F748
6756
(5)
F448 16-18 MHz
F749 15-16 Mhz?
F451 13248
(9) F752
8047
(8)
F452
5026
F754 11627
F453 19063
F758
4452
(8)
F461 13211
(1) F777
3113
(6)
F463
4610
(7) F778 18023
(8)
F464 16157
F784
9043
(6)
F465
8040
(0) F785 15687
(6)
F466 14864.5 (0) F790 16323
F467
9023
(7) F803
5078?
F476 4-6 MHz?
F807 12103?
F481
7605
F809
5700
(5)
F483 18626
F814
6989
(7)
F486
5152
(9) F821
?
F487
24483
F823 11229
(9)
F489
5437
(7) F825 19047?
F496 11059.5 (6) F832 18267
F497
5411
(7) F843 6 MHz
F498
8032
(0) F845 6-7 MHz?
F499
4442
(0) F846 13822
(5)
F500
8989
(6) F853 12 MHz? (0)
F505
9006
(0) F864 16008
F516
4645
(6) F867
6830
(7)
F517
9270
(6) F868
9218
(6)
F521 11484
(5) F869 16090
F522 11232
F873 13248
(7)
F523
9215
(9) F874 13246?
F529
8077
(7) F875
6717
(8)
F530 23325
F877
4721
(7)
F533 18675
(6) F885 13207
(5)
F538
?
F895
5710
(9)
F540
5404.5
F904 10202
(0)
F542
5431
(6) F906
4524
F545 10580
F909
7687
(8)
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F251
F262
F264
F265
F266
F267
F268
F271
F277
F287
F290
F291
F292
F295
F300
F301
F302
F310
F311
F322
F326
F337
F341
F350
13217
10717
7693
15733
7997
6730
7325
18320
11153
11226
8026
13960
9414.5
11460
15707
7500.5
?
?
11220
?
14864
18761
16083
5043
(1)
(6)
(0)
(6)
(9)
(8)
(8)
(0)
(1)
(1)
(0)
(0)
(0)
(1)
F551
F555
F561
F567
F569
F574
F575
F576
F577
F579
F595
F600
F611
F614
F616
F622
F623
F624
F626
F627
F631
F633
F639
F642
F644
F646
F649
18331
4894
11052
13565
18387
11413
10427
11153.5
10544
11 MHz
10877
13878
14863
4488.8
9320
5817
18317
13241
19343
7910
18755
18290
7469
18218
15821
13440
8053
(6)
(6)
(6)
(6)
(6)
(0)
(7)
(6)
(8)
(0)
(8)
(5)
(5)
(9)
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F910 19671
(9)
F912
7330
F917 10205
(6)
F918 13482
F919 11159
(6)
F920
7927
(7)
F924 16317
F933
?
F935 9 MHz?
F937
?
F940 11445
(0)
F943 19002
(6)
F948 15038
(6)
F952
Night
F956
?
F957
6761
(0)
F965 11466
(0)
F974 10586
(6)
F975 11 MHz night
F980 15724
F982 9 or 13 MHz?
F987 10583
(6)
F988
4763
F997 15667
(5)
(8)
(6)
on 6671.0 kHz.
========================================
13207
FOX 1
5732
FOX 2
9017
FOX 4
23271
FOX 8
18027
FOX 9
9018
?
*US Navy Strategic Communications Wing One (CW-1)
=================================================
6691
CA (7)
11187
CB (0)
17982
CC (9)
?
CD
11264 CH (9)
====================
Jeff Jones reports that these frequencies and channel designators
have changed, and are now as follows:
4704.4
5700.4
6719.4
8978.4
9005.4
(replaced 4721.0)
WY02B
WY02A
(replaced 6736.0)
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9011.4
11212.4
15095.4
(replaced 11214.0)
visitor to the Habitat nets. That call belongs to the Ediz Hook
SESEF range (including the ULM-4 range in Washington State.
==========================
5422.5 3A3
4448
3A4
?
3A5
773.5
3A8
7421
3A9
?
3A30
5399.6 3C16
6234.5 3E4
10608.1?
3E5
5272
3E6
?
3E7
?
3E9
7626
3E10
6815.6 3E11
7845
3E12
7884
3E13
7909
3E14
10675
3E19
10759
3E20
10788
3E21
11157.5 3E24
13413
3E25
15088.0 has been heard with USCG traffic in recent weeks. Another
few frequencies may be 8091.0, 10993.6, 13809.0 and 13950.0. For a
full listing of USCG aircraft and helicopters, go to URL:
============================
3345
Channel 1
5015
Channel 2
5327.5 Channel 3
5400
Channel 4
5437.5 Channel 5
6020
Channel 6
6785
Channel 7
9122.5 Channel 8 Primary
11693.5 Channel 9
12070
Channel 10 Secondary
12122
Channel 11
16077
Channel 12
16326
Channel 13 Teritiary
16358
Channel 14
20659
Channel 15
on channel 8.
==============================
4146
Channel 1
6224
Channel 2
6227
Channel 3
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8294
8297
12353
12359
12365
Channel
Channel
Channel
Channel
Channel
4
5
6
7
8
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=======================
*US Customs
===========
The COTHEN HF radio system seems to have replaced the older JTF
designated systems. A new scan frequency has been discovered by Lindsay
Blanton. Customs uses the FED-STD-1045 ALE standard on these frequencies.
COTHEN = Customs Over The Horizon Enforcement Net
5732
7527
8912
10242
11494
13907
15867
18594
20890
23214
25350
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
================================
5277
5841
Bravo
7300
Charlie
9497
Delta
11076
Echo
(Day DEA ops)
7657
Foxtrot
14690
Golf
18666
Hotel (DEA Active)
23675
India
14350
Lima
14686
Papa
(DEA day pri)
23402.5
Romeo
11073.5
Sierra Echo
17171
Sierra Hotel
18171
Sierra India
19131
Sierra Juliet
?
Sierra Lima
Lima' designator. John says that if you have access to an FCC database, try searching for the frequencies assigned to Rockwell International with the following callsigns:
KA2XXA
KC2XKG
KC2XKJ
Richardson,TX
Cedar Rapids, IA
Newport Beach,CA
26946.0, 20348.5, 17171.0, 16376.0, 16341.0. Rick Baker says that
18971.0 may also be another.
*Department of Defense Joint Task Force Counter Narcotics Nets
=================================================================
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I have not heard or seen a report on these designators for these
frequencies being used in years (since the COTHEN network was firmly
established). I think these comms have probably evolved into other
systems. Is anyone hearing these freqs/designators in use? If not, they
will disappear off this list.
10242
13907
20890
23214
25350
Tango
Tango
Tango
Tango
Tango
Alpha (also VE)
Bravo (also VG)
Charlie (also YG)
Delta (also YH)
Echo (also YI)
27870
20631
18594
15964
11494
3369
Victor
Victor
Victor
Victor
Victor
Victor
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Foxtrot
Kilo
5912
Whiskey Charlie
12138.5 Whiskey Delta
13658.5 Whiskey Echo
15964
Whiskey Foxtrot
2808.5
4991
5058.5
7778.5
9238.5
11073.5
15953.5
17601
19131
Xray Alpha
Xray Bravo
Xray Charlie
Xray Delta
Xray Echo
Xray Foxtrot
Xray Golf
Xray Hotel
Xray India
3428
5571
8912
11288
13312
17972
Yankee
Yankee
Yankee
Yankee
Yankee
Yankee
4500
7527
9802
12222
15867
Zulu
Zulu
Zulu
Zulu
Zulu
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Echo
Foxtrot
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Echo
*U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
=====================================
HF Recovery Communications (RCOM)
The Recovery Communications (RCOM) Program, mandated by a variety of
United States national level documents including Presidential Executive
Orders and National Security Decision Directives, was established to
encompass all FAA emergency command and control communications (C3)
systems and projects under one program. Emergency C3 systems are defined
as those means of communications that the FAA employs to direct
management, operations, and reconstitution of the National Airspace
System (NAS) in support of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA),
Department of Transportation (DOT), and Department of Defense (DOD)
missions during national disasters or national security emergencies.
The FAA maintains a variety of fixed-position, portable, and
transportable C3 communications systems for use in support of emergency
operations. One such commonly heard C3 system is the RCOM/NARACS High
Frequency/Single Side Band (HF/SSB) Net.
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In 1995, the FAA approved the deployment of the RCOM HF/SSB upgrades and
a five-year contract was awarded to Eastern Computer Incorporated (ECI)
for the purpose of upgrading the FAA RCOM/National Radio Communications
System (NARACS) HF network. ECI has installed the RCOM HF/SSB upgrade at
all the FAA Region Offices and Emergency Operations Centers, and is the
final phases of installing the NARACS/ALE upgrades at all Air Route
Traffic Control Centers (ARTCCs).
FAA HF connectivity nets are conducted on Wednesday UTC. The East Coast
net meets at 1545 UTC on 8125 kHz with KIT 88 as net control. The West
Coast net was last reported on 13630 kHz at 1845 UTC.
FAA Recovery Communications/National Radio Communications System
(RCOM/NARACS) HF SSB Network
Frequencies: 5860 7475 7611 8125 9914 11637 13457 13630 15851 16348 kHz
ALE Address Location
Miscellaneous Information
DEFAULT Unknown
Probably a FAA unit that has not set
their ALE ID properly in their unit
FAA
Unknown
Probably not a properly loaded unit, has
not been seen as a regular participant on
the net
FAAAAL Anchorage, AK
KDM 53-Alaska Region Office/EOC
FAAACE Kansas City, MO KKU 40-Central Region Office/EOC
FAAACT Atlantic City, NJ
KLM 80-William J. Hughes Tech Center
FAAACY Atlantic City, NJ
WHZ 74-Flight Inspection Field Office
FAAAEA Jamaica, NY
KJK 82-Eastern Region Office/EOC
FAAAGL Des Plaines, IL WHX 51-Great Lakes Region Office/EOC
FAAANE Burlington, MA WHX 45-New England Region Office/EOC
FAAANC Anchorage, AK
FAAANM Renton, WA
WHX 20-Northwest Mountain Region
office/EOC
FAAASO College Park, GA
KDM 49-Southern Region Office/EOC
FAAASW Fort Worth, TX KDM 47-Southwest Region Office/EOC
FAAATL Atlanta, GA
KLM 44-Flight Inspection Field Office
FAAAWP Fremont, CA
KMR 96-Oakland ARTCC
FAABTL Battle Creek, MI
KLM 43-Flight Inspection Field Office
FAADCA Washington, DC KEM 80-FAA Headquarters
FAAECI Unknown
Eastern Computer Incorporated (Contractor
for FAA ARTCC RCOM HF Network upgrade)
FAAEKN Unknown
And this is NOT a station in Elkins, WV
FAAKLO Boonsboro, MD
KLO 87-FAA Emergency Relocation Site
<Very Tentative ID>
FAALGT Longmont, CO
KCP 63-Western US C3 NCS/SCS Mountain
FAAMRB Martinsburg, WV KIT 88-Eastern US C3 Net NCS
FAAOEX Oklahoma City, OK
KIA 21-FAA Aeronautical Center
FAAOKC Oklahoma City, OK
FAASAC Sacramento, CA WHZ 78-Flight Inspection Field Office
FAASJU San Juan, PR
KDM 45-San Juan ARTCC
FAAZAB Albuquerque, NM KGH 23-Albuquerque ARTCC
FAAZAN Anchorage, AK
KBX 44-Anchorage ARTCC
FAAZBW Nashua, NH
KLD 70-Boston ARTCC
FAAZDC Leesburg, VA
KJK 80-Washington ARTCC
FAAZDV Longmont, CO
KCJ 70-Denver ARTCC
FAAZFW Fort Worth, TX KBQ 25-Fort Worth ARTCC
FAAZHU Houston, TX
KMU 31-Houston ARTCC
FAAZID Indianapolis, IN
KLB 48-Indianapolis ARTCC
FAAZJX Hilliard, FL
KJK 79-Jacksonville ARTCC
FAAZKC Olathe, KS
KKA 82-Kansas City ARTCC
FAAZLA Palmdale, CA
KJK 77-Los Angeles ARTCCC
FAAZLC Salt Lake Cty, UT
KDC 20-Salt Lake City ARTCC
FAAZMA Miami, FL
KMA 47-Miami ARTCC
FAAZME Memphis, TN
KDM 52-Memphis ARTCC
FAAZMP Farmington, MN KCJ 20-Minneapolis ARTCC
FAAZNY Ronkonkoma, NY KCD 73-New York ARTCC
FAAZOA Fremont, CA
FAAZOB Cleveland, OH
KLA 25-Cleveland ARTCC
FAAZSE Auburn, WA
WHX 44-Seattle ARTCC
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FAAZTL
FAAZUA
Hampton, GA
Aurora, IL
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KUV 64-Atlanta ARTCC
KJB 96-Chicago ARTCC
====================================
Foxtrot #
Foxtrot #
Foxtrot #
Foxtrot #
01 2320
21 6809
41 14450
61 21919
02 2360
22 7348
42 14776
62 22983
03 2377
23 7428
43 14836
63 23028
04 2445
24 9462
44 14885
64 23390
05 2658
25 10194
45 14899
65 23451
06 3341
26 10493
46 14908
66 23550
07 3379
27 10194
47 15464
67 23814
08 3388
28 11721
48 15509
68 24008
09 4603
29 11801
49 15532
69 24282
10 4780
30 11957
50 15708
70 24526
11 5211
31 11994
51 16201
71 24819
12 5378
32 12009
52 16430
13 5402
33 12129
53 17519
14 5821
34 12216
54 17649
15 5961
35 12219
55 18744
16 6049
36 13446
56 19757
17 6106
37 13633
57 19969
18 6108
38 13744
58 20027
19 6151
39 13780
59 20063
20 6176
40 13783
60 21866
FEMA ALE Network:
3341 6809 7348 9462 10194 10493 10588 12216
15708 16201 17519 19969 21866 22983 24526
13446
14776
14885
=====================================================================
===========================
================================
military authorities is required. The AOCS is not part of, and does not
provide, an air traffic control service, civil or military.
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GPN Frequencies:
Day (2100Z - 0900Z)
8974 11235 13206
Night (0900Z - 2100Z)
3032 5687 8974
The RAAF and RNZAF share 8974 with the Spanish Air Force, and 5687
with the Portugese and German military services.
*Australia Navy
===============
2768
4375
6218
6510
8122
9014
13116
17344
22708?
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7?
*Belgiun Air Force
==================
3131.0
YA
4745.0
YD
8989.0
YG
11268.0
YJ
15010.0
YM
18006.0
YO
20620.0
YP
20050.0
YQ
23332.0
YS
===========================
Military Aeronautical Communications System (MACS)
3047
3092
4379
4560
A6A
4703
4739
5198.5 A2B
5684
5699
5702
5715
5717
5850
6694
6706
6715
6745
6751
6754
8050
8989
MACS Net: Edmonton, Halifax, Trenton
MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton
CanForce Discrete: Halifax
Maritime Command Net: Halifax, St John's
SAR Net: Halifax, St John's
Maritime Command Net: Halifax
St John's
CanForce Discrete
Vancouver
SAR Net: Halifax, St. John's. Trenton, Vancouver
(Primary)
D1B
Halifax Maritime Air Group
D6G
Halifax, Vancouver
D3H
SAR Net: Halifax, Trenton, Vancouver
MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton
Halifax, Vancouver, SIDECAR (NORAD)
MACS VOLMET: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton
CanForce Discrete: Trenton (possible CanForce ALE
activity here also)
D1H
MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton (Initial contact freq when
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9007
9023
11205
11214
11232
11265
11271
11314
13206
13257
15031
15034
17994
18012
18027
23250
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aircraft is west of 90 deg west)
CanForce Discrete: Trenton
MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton (Initial contact
freq when aircraft is east of 90 deg west)
C5
NORAD: Trenton
CanForce Discrete: Halifax working VDD
C6
NORAD: Trenton (NORAD/MACS discrete)
MACS Net: Alert, Edmonton, Halifax, St, John's, Trenton,
Yellowknife(Initial contact freq when aircraft is east of
90 deg west)
MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton (Initial contact freq when
Foxtrot MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton
MACS VOLMET: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton
C8
NORAD: Halifax, Edmonton
MACS Net: Trenton
CFH Halifax Military, NS (supports SAR coordination requirements for
Halifax Rescue Coordination Center-RCC)
CHR Trenton Military, ON
CJU Vancouver Military, BC (supports SAR coordination requirements
for the Victoria Rescue Coordination Center-RCC)
CJX St. John's Military, NF
CKN Vancouver Military, BC
VXA Edmonton Military, AB
CanForce/NORAD Charlie Designators (other than those listed above)
4721
C1
6735
C2
6750
C3
8967 or 8968
C4
13206 or 13207 C7
Canadian Forces Affiliate Radio System (CFARS)
CFARS is the Canadian Forces Affiliate Radio System which is equivalent
to the United States Military Affiliate Radio System (MARS) program.
CFARS stations are located at various United Nations peace-keeping
operations around the world and operate amateur radio equipment that
provides phonepatches for service personnel to their families. They are
also to be found on Navy and Coast Guard ships.
6978.5
14386
14460
14463
14446.5
20971.5
20963.5
29715
14454
14449.5
20977.5
13954
6982.5
6962.5
4052.5
4023.5
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Echo
Foxtrot
Golf
Hotel
Juliet
Kilo
Lima
Mike
Whiskey
X-ray
Yankee
Zulu
Thanks to the Northern Alberta Radio Club (http://narc.net) for the
above information. There is a large amount of CFARS information at
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http://www3.sympatico.ca/gunslinger/eng_index.htm .
*Danish Air Force
==================
Danish Air Force ALE net uses the MIL-STD 188-141A
2250
2296
3023
3053
3291
4577
4703
4756.5
4841
5120
6630
6651
6730
6770
6834
9035
11076
11217
11244
12186
13435
13455
15042
15820
16280
16327
OUY
OWB
OWC
OWD
OWE
OWF
OWG
OWI
OWJ
OWK
OWP
OWU
OYG
U12
L96
ALE OWC/OWD/OWE/OWF/OWI/OWP
OWB (Alternate Night)
OWB (Alternate)
L18
OWB (Primary Day)
OWD/OWE
F18
OWB (Alternate Day)
V26
OWB/OWD/OWE (Alternate)
OWD/OWE
ALE
ALE OWC/OWD/OWE/OWF/OWI/OWK/OWP
OWD/OWE
K19
OWB (Primary Day)
P75
OWD/OWE
OWB (Alternate)
OWB (Alternate)
R27
OWD/OWE
ALE
OWD/OWE
A10
OWD/OWE
ALE
ALE OWE/OWG/OWP
ALE
A11
OWD/OWE
ALE OWE/OWF/OWG/OWI/OWK
ALE
ALE
Unknown
RCC Karup, voice call: Karup Rescue
Unknown
FSN Vaerlose, voice call: Saloon
FTK Karup, Voice call Primrose
AF Skrydstrup
AF Vandel
AF Aalborg
AF Tirstrup (tentative ID)
AF Headquarters Vedbaek
Unknown
Unknown
Mestersvyg, Greenland
The SAR services at Karup also use the worldwide allocations of
2182 and 5680. Another frequency in this system may be 13540.
Frequency designators from the Dansk Scanner Information website
(http://www.dkscan.dk). Station identifiers courtesy of Ary
Boender.
*French Air Force
=================
6712
Marjolaine 2
8972
8992
Vinaigrette 3
13236
Reconfort 3
18012
Citadelle 1
?
Citadelle 3
23254
Verite 3
6688
Capitole/RS902
143.80 MHz (AM mode) Designator is Canasta and comms are relayed
all over France. Many thanks to Jacques Pagnoux for this information.
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Circus Vert CFAP Headquarters, Villacoublay, France
*French Navy
============
5708
French Navy-Atlantic (callsign Armor) USB
*German Air Force
=================
From a listener in Europe comes an extensive update to the German
Air Force frequency list. This information is from a very good
source who wishes to remain anonymous.
3107
3143
3903
4721
5687
5717
6700
6715
6730
6751
8965
9025
11217
11265
13203
13233
15073
17973
17991
18012
23201
23215
23255
23318
23341
23345
29724
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Foxtrot
Golf
Hotel
India
Juliet
Kilo
Lima
Mike
November
Oscar
Papa
Quebec
Romeo
Sierra
Tango
Uniform
Whisky
X-ray
Yankee
Zulu
Alpha-Bravo
GAF Notes:
DHJ41
DHM91
DHO23
DHO24
German Navy Base Nordholz, located 10 miles south of
Cuxhaven
DHO32
DHO37
Laage
DHO60
DHO75
DHM81
The DHM81 callsign is used for worldwide GAF-activities
under UN/NATO-command. Mobile unit of LTG, they call it
"Kabine" (cabin/container). It's a container, equipped with
a complete radio station, and several whip and wire
antennas. Was used in Sudan and the "Kabine" was located at
the airport at Khartoum during relief-missions by German
Air Force Transall transport aircraft.
O5IP
Lufttransportgeschwader at Vicenza Air Base in Italy. The
LTG has daily flights from Germany to Italy to support the
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German AF Digital System:
7814.0 EADS-MAHRS 2400 bd burst PSK
*German Navy
============
2625
USB
3056
USB/RTTY 75
3122
USB/RTTY 75
4154.3 USB
6727
USB/RTTY 75
6730
USB/RTTY 75
6779.3 USB
8335.3 USB
10192.5 USB
10197
USB
10206.2 USB/Stanag 4285
10722
USB/RTTY 75
11256
USB/RTTY 75
12178
USB
12415.5 USB
15929
USB
16129
USB
17544
USB
17994
USB/RTTY 75
22238.5 USB
23744
USB
baud
baud
baud
baud (Also designated ARCN 405)
2400bd PSK
baud
baud
baud
DHJ59 in Wilhelmshaven has also been heard on 3116 and 3939.
8335.5 has been referred to as channel 8 and 6779 as channel 6.
*NATO E-3 AWACS
===============
3089
Channel
3900
Channel
6690
Channel
8980
Channel
10172
Channel
10315
Channel
?
Channel A07
11228
Channel
15016
Channel
?
Channel A10
A01
A02
A03(Secondary)
A04
A05
A06
A08
A09
traffic - 6700.0, 8971.0, 6760.0, 6695.0, 3081.0, 3225.0, 4542.0, 4720.0,
4758.0, 6762.5, 8986.5, 11270.5, 15050.0, 17996.5, 6754.0, 12165.0,
5691.0, 6728.0, 23241.2, 8898.7, 15018.5.
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The callsigns heard on these frequencies used to be Bookshelf,
Airborne Battlefield Command and Control Center (ABCCC) aircraft.
They often contact ground stations using the callsigns Tracker and
Cricket.
4519
5218
5763.5
6865
6932.5
8046
9118.5
9260
11173
78A
79B
80V
81A
81B
81V
82A
82B
83A
sequence. This should help to pin-down new tie-ups. The designator
108A has been mentioned by the Bookshelf aircraft, but no frequency
for this tie-up is know.
15048
8087
118
154
The following frequencies have carried Bookshelf traffic in the past
and are worth checking from time to time for activity:
4578 4789 4923 5084 5103.5 5462 4510 5712 9303
=====================
Known frequencies:
5687 6685 8992 9007
=====================================
Frequencies:
4742 5714 6739 9031 11205 18018 (Group A - see below)
4540 8190 11253 13257 15031 (Group B - see below)
2591 11247
Group A has the QNH broadcast at H+00 and Airfield colour state
broadcast at H+30.
Ascension
Callsign: Haven
Frequencies:
4742 (2000-0800 UTC) 9031 (0800-2000 UTC) 11247
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Cyprus
Callsign: Cyprus
Frequencies:
4742 9031 (1600-0500 UTC) 11247
Gibraltar
Callsign: Gibraltar
11247
Callsign: Viper
=============================
with the code-letters for the active frequencies.
For example: "Additional information.. 2.. PK.. tack..401C.. tack.. AG"
(which is repeated twice).
The
1 2 3 4 -
Buchan
Neatishead
The third group is the Charlie squared channel, where AWACS aircraft
pass their radar data over a HF link. Known frequencies are:
2250.5
33??
4478.5
6673.5
8500.5
401A
401C
401D
401E
other information.
A
AB
AC
AD
AE
AF
AG
AH
AK
AP
AQ
AW
11205.0
5693.0
8156.0
9010.0
3939.0
9022.0
4745.0
3930.0
3038.0
11181.0
2396.0
4042.0
EP
EX
EZ
F
FA
FG
FS
FT
FV
FW
G
GA
15040.0
11184.0
11253.0
13257.0
3101.0
11208.0
4742.0
13218.0
15064.0
3131.0
3915.0
15061.0
MD
ME
MS
NJ
PA
PE
PF
PH
PK
PO
PR
PZ
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18850.0
14460.0
3218.0
5705.0
3302.0
6760.0
10634.0
8971.0
5095.0
6715.0
3864.0
14724.0
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AZ
B
BA
BE
BF
BJ
BK
BL
BS
BT
BX
CA
CM
CO
CY
CZ
D
DA
DB
DH
DM
DQ
DS
DT
DW
E
EF
EH
EI
EK
EM
EN
23281.0
6739.0
17970.0
18018.0
3083.0
17988.0
3945.0
11268.0
18000.0
2350.0
8989.0
6736.0
18009.0
23245.0
3119.0
29800.0
4706.0
5436.0
15091.0
15013.0
8998.0
17995.0
4739.0
18024.0
9031.0
3924.0
5720.0
11259.0
23270.0
11235.0
15025.0
15076.0
GD
GT
H
HE
HJ
HK
HM
HO
HW
HX
HZ
I
IN
IP
J
KA
KD
KH
KJ
KP
KR
KT
KW
KX
L
LA
LB
LC
LD
LE
MB
MC
RH
2274.0
26385.0
15031.0
3942.0
8983.0
9034.0
6748.0
13206.0
11247.0
23257.0
13248.0
13236.0
17982.0
27000.0
8980.0
3380.0
3867.0
12057.0
4718.0
2641.0
4484.0
5420.0
2261.0
2577.0
5447.0
3036.0
3092.0
6701.0
15046.0
15072.0
2266.0
5270.0
5695.0
QB
QR
QV
RA
RD
RE
RM
RZ
SA
SE
ST
TG
TO
TQ
TS
TW
UA
UB
UR
UT
VE
W
WG
WM
X
XA
YC
YP
YM
YZ
ZF
ZZ
3512.0
8972.0
3095.0
8190.0
6691.0
5178.0
3110.0
9459.0
2762.0
14812.0
2591.0
6724.0
3391.0
3345.0
5684.0
4709.0
4724.0
10919.0
17979.0
4540.0
11217.0
5747.0
3125.0
3026.0
3224.0
5403.0
11241.0
23250.0
13211.0
20030.0
3763.0
5714.0
*RAF/NATO K Series
====================
the 'K series'.
3235
4572
9010
HF?
HF?
4520
4020
4920
5173
5277.5
5290
UHF
7860
3304.5
4860.5
UHF
UHF
4785
4779
HF?
UHF
UHF
HF?
4477
5045
5385
5463
Golf 02
Golf 08
Hotel 05
Kilo 01
Kilo 04
Kilo 05
Kilo 06
Kilo 09
Kilo 10
Kilo 11
Kilo 12
Kilo 14
Kilo 15
Kilo 17
Kilo 19
Kilo 20
Kilo 22
Kilo 24
Kilo 25
Kilo 26
Kilo 27
Kilo 30
Kilo 31
Kilo 33
Kilo 34
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4012
UHF
UHF
Kilo 36
Kilo 55
Kilo 56
*RAF/NATO JMC
=============
submarines and aircraft for a series of 2-week exercise around the coast
3357 3805 4484 4778.5 5091.5 5206 5267
5733 5910 6224 6237
6697
6779 6882
11149
5276.5
6940
5280
7795
5310
7934
5460
9394
*Spanish Air Force
==================
6724
Channel 1
6730
Channel 2
8974
Channel 3
9014
Channel 4
13215
Channel 5
to be a narrow range of frequencies for military use, and I would
expect there to be some others above 13 MHz.
They also use the worldwide general calling/emergency frequency of
2182.0 kHz.
2763
3855
4790
6870
9001
9437
======================================================================
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-::: N&O # 34 - February 2001 :::Time is my enemy again this month. Hence a very short N&O.
* VOICE STATIONS *
::: E07 and V07
Several people reported the new voice of E07 and V07. E07 has a new
male voice and was heard on Monday and Wednesday at 2100, 2120, and
2140 UTC on respectively 7918, 6732 and 5089 kHz, id 970.
V07 is now a female voice and was heard on Tuesday 6 February
at 0710, 0730, and 0750 UTC on respectively 9280, 10355, and
11420 kHz, id 234.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E10
E10 aired a number of interesting messages this month. Besides a
number of strings also a number of messages connected to these
strings were transmitted. The following strings were heard: SYN6,
ULX1, CIO6, MIW6, CIO3AZ2, MIW3AZ2, SYN3AZ2, HNCM.
JMM logged the CIO/MIW/SYN 3AZ2 strings on 15 February and
writes that following the strings, at 2205 UTC CIO and SYN came
into a continuous call-sign+message scheme. They were followed a
little later by MIW. Note that all these messages were the same
length.
2001-02-15, 2217-0000 UTC, 6912 (4780) kHz
SYN + msg 15 DEVUG (continuous)
15
DEVUG LMSOD TAKMG KQUBS QQZXO SOBFO
XDFFZ HNUKQ OIJCP AUTYF PBPNX UXAXG
MOUUX QMUPX GXSUI
2001-02-15, 2223-0000 UTC, 5170 (7445) kHz
MIW + msg 15 AWAGZ (continuous)
15
AWAGZ RLMYK TEFFI ZEVDU NEJJM PXVHU
GHAXL DFIMJ ZNNFB XKRSG WXEBB UGPPC
UGPNV BVCGQ BLJGU
2001-02-15, 2227-0000 UTC, 3090 4015 5230 kHz
CIO + msg 15 DDYGR (continuous)
15
DDYGR HJXID YLPHS CMHZD RNXVC XIARH
JZSZQ SGSBU UKVAF RBBNO RMJCR SJBMG
HPKIU CFJJR ZQGQH
The following day, Friday 2001-02-16, at 2250 UTC, the same
scheme was again valid for SYN, CIO and MIW
2001-02-16, 2251-0000 UTC, 6912 (4780) kHz
SYN + msg 15 TVRZZ (continuous)
15
TVRZZ UIHIL KYZYS LXUTB DMDJK APVAC
JSWCH RNUUX BDBYW WFKWC WDSGX YWUMN
DXGHG HXTMX YYDZX
2001-02-16, 2257-0000 UTC, 3090 4015 5230 kHz
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CIO +
15
DHYLB
PDWFD
RKCSF
msg 15 DHYLB (continuous)
CPLKL YSPOG PVTFW KHXPK NSTPE
LRSPX LNDLM RQJIB CDBRJ DBHEA
DMCZJ WDOCG
2001-02-16, 2302-0000 UTC, 5170 (7445) kHz
MIW + msg 15 DGPAW (continuous)
15
DGPAW JXLWU IEQCI VGOPB PGZFI TXNMC
YLOZD EKDEP MVCDK NEXOF ITUGS RSRWM
WLRNR WXXWH LXNAZ
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E11
E11 seems to be more active lately. It was heard on Tuesday and Friday
1030 UTC on 7820 kHz, id 312 and Tuesday 1300 UTC on 8033 kHz,
id 183.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E15
E15 was reported after quite a long time. Heard at 1400 on 14000, calling
FYP. Mike copied another one also on 14000 kHz on 31 January at 1405
UTC.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E18
JMM reports a possible E18 transmission on 14 February at 2200 UTC on
6448 kHz. The audio was heavily distorted by a nearby station. The
transmission stopped at 2219 UTC.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E25
E25 is a daily guest at 1230, 1245 or 1330 UTC.
<<<<<>>>>>
:::
THREE NOTE ODDITY [G04]
01.02.01
2105Z 4.280 kHz
2135Z 4.380 kHz
Message:
60231 53271 77516 41652 14822 55681 26118 46680 33105 17705
56711 50543 84868 11373 13565 60161 38310 04475 38688 58731
01736 37573 60274 01172 31343
= 25 groups
Remarks : In January I wrote "...Very high frequency (4880/4980)for
January." From 07.01.01 G04 used 4120/4220.
These were the frequencies in December/January:
08.12.00 4890/4990
23.12.00 4110/4210 42668 26250
26.12.00 4890/4990 42668 26250
30.12.00 4110/4210 42668 26250
31.12.00 4110/4210
04.01.01 4880/4980 26735 75568
07.01.01 4120/4220 26735 75568
Winter 2105 and 2135 UTC
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02/00
03/00
04/00
05/00
06/00
07/00
08/00
09/00
10/00
11/00
12/00
01/01
02/01
3920
4520
5210
4830
5220
5360
5320
4760
4580
4270
4110
4120
4280
3820
4420
5310
4930
5320
5460
5420
4860
4680
4370
4210
4220
4380
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: UWAGA - ATTENTION !
An unid Polish military station has been reported on various occasions
during the past 3 years. Transmissions were noted on 2309, 3164, 5091,
5132.5, 5213.5, 5229, and 5388.5 kHz USB, mostly during the European
afternoon and evening (1530-2100 UTC).
A transmission last circa 15 minutes and consists of various short
messages read out by a male. Each message starts with the word 'Uwaga',
meaning 'Attention'. The messages are sent as broadcasts, like the USAF
'Sky king messages'. Here are a few message samples. Wald was so kind
to translate them for me. Thanks OM! Any info about this station is most
welcome.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Uwaga,
Uwaga,
Uwaga,
Uwaga,
Uwaga,
Uwaga,
Uwaga,
Uwaga,
Uwaga,
Uwaga,
tu
tu
tu
tu
tu
tu
tu
tu
tu
tu
Translations:
1 Attention,
2 Attention,
3 Attention,
4 Attention,
5 Attention,
6 Attention,
7 Attention,
8 Attention,
9 Attention,
10 Attention,
Warnia,
Warnia,
Warnia,
Warnia,
Hawana,
Hawana,
Senior,
Hawana,
Warnia,
Warnia,
this
this
this
this
this
this
this
this
this
this
is
is
is
is
is
is
is
is
is
is
tu
tu
tu
tu
tu
tu
tu
tu
tu
tu
Warnia,
Warnia,
Warnia,
Warnia,
Hawana,
Hawana,
Senior,
Hawana,
Warnia,
Warnia,
Boiler,
Boiler,
Boiler,
Boiler,
Havana,
Havana,
Senior,
Havana,
Boiler,
Boiler,
Raport, Fala 62...
Szkoda, Fala 62 0 ...
Szarotka, Fala ...
Krater, Grom 62 10
Cyklotron, Delta
Mangan, Delta
Radar, Gala
Mangan 08...
Hejnal, Tecza
ja Nora, Tecza
this
this
this
this
this
this
this
this
this
this
is
is
is
is
is
is
is
is
is
is
Boiler,
Boiler,
Boiler,
Boiler,
Havana,
Havana,
Senior,
Havana,
Boiler;
Boiler;
Report, Wave 62...
Harm, Wave 62 0...
Edelweiss, Wave ...
Crater, Thunderbolt 62 10
Cyclotron, Delta
Manganeses, Delta
Radar, Gala
Manganeses 08...
Bugle-call, Rainbow
I am Burrow, Rainbow
<<<<<>>>>>
* MORSE STATIONS *
::: MX - CLUSTERS / MARKERS
The beacons were heard throughout the month on all cluster frequencies.
Besides C, S, P and F, M re-appeared. M transmitted from Magadan in
the past and probably still does because the best reception of the beacon
is in the Far East. I received a couple of logs from the eastern part of
Russia, Australia and the USA as well. M can be found on the following
clusters: 8495, 10872, 13528 and 16332 kHz, and solo on 4588 kHz.
A faulty or special edition of M is on the air since early February on
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the same frequencies. The call sign is ''MMMMMI''. This signal is mostly
heard on 10872 and 13528 kHz. I asked Igor, Takashi and Eddy, who live
in the area, to monitor these frequencies for a while and the results
were really nice. Eddy copied series of dashes on both frequencies while
Igor heard -..... (T5) on the same frequencies and Takashi checks in
with marker ''TEEEEE'' on 3594, 4588, 7039, 8495, 10872, 13528, and
16332 kHz. No sign of M this day. Weird huh?
<<<<<>>>>>
::: UNID 1468 kHz STATION
Last month I mentioned the unid CW station on odd frequency 1468 kHz.
Petr keeps hearing the station between 0400-0430 when it signs off. He
says
that a similar station is active at the same time on 3249 kHz with a very
loud
signal in the Czech Republic. According to Petr the signal is so loud
that it
should be audible throughout Europe. Although the time of the
transmissions
seems to be fixed, the days vary.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M24
''I copied M24 at 2110 UTC on 18562 kHz'', wrote Mark Slaten on
Saturday 24 February and he added a copy of the messages.
469 (4 minutes) 172 r2 83 r2 bt bt
31244
17659
77903
60149
02277
55498
20021
34531
65841
31729
97893
33068
81109
38741
81581
09677
57321
26667
14563
40924
18070
20308
85632
15539
30154
39242
03452
93962
04640
02817
22200
26956
56315
78747
93012
71720
89262
75571 52056
79326 28505
57393 73383
bt bt
58492
40573
11137
89113
28337
15393
12461
70064
91123
93028
99391
18622
65926
83869
36944
99610
96871
25855
18108
12694
94313
76568
06960
54634
77..3
69979 05366 88637 23374 92032
88815 61838 28094 35387 82591
86594 16407 46912 84105 50732
172 r2 83 r2 0 0 0 0 0
(end at 2124z)
<<<<<>>>>>
::: L9CC
(somehow this didn't appear in N&O #33)
L9CC is one of those stations that can be found all over the place.
It has been around for a number of years. Recently the Bandwacht of
the DARC reported that RegTP Konstanz, the German Telecommunications
Authority, states that the L9CC transmitter is located near Moscow.
The only thing that it sends is an endless slip, no other messages
were copied so far.
V CP17 CP17 CP17 DE L9CC L9CC
Frequencies:
3542.1
3543.6
5433.0
7020.0
7076.0
7068.0
9515.0
3504.2
7036.0
7081.0
3504.2
7046.0
7088.0
3558.0
7049.3
7092.4
5410.0
7051.0
9348.0
5426.0
7074.5
9413.0
-o-o-o-o-conet-o-o-o-o================================================================
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THE WUN QSL CENTER
Your Editor: John (J.D.) Stephens
P.O. Box 11522
Huntsville, AL 35814-1522, U.S.A.
E-Mail:
[email protected]
Finally - a QSL column! To all who have wondered what has
happened to the QSL Center, the answer is simple - there
have only been one or two items received since the last
column. That is, until this month.... "Thanx !" to all who
have submitted this month, as without you, there's no column.
By the way, I have stumbled across some submissions sent to
old e-mail addresses which I don't use for the WUN QSL Center
due to unreliability of transmission. Could this be an
explanation for the lack of QSL info received? If you have sent
any QSL items to me during the last 6 months or so, and they
have not been seen in print, please re-send, using the above
E-mail address, or send via snail mail to the P.O. Box address
above. Now, on with this month's column....
======================================================================
AIRCRAFT:
USAF Reserve 403rd Air Force Reserve Wing, 53rd Weather
Reconaissance Squadron. 8846 and 11342 p/d USAFRES picture
postcard w/ verification of transmission in 37 ds for an
English rpt. V/s: MAJ Fitz (TEAL 66). Station address:
USAFRES 53rd WRS, 403rd Wing, 701 Fisher Street, Keesler AFB,
MS 39534-2572, USA. (SM)
Royal Airlines flt 815, C-GRYV, selcal FS-CH, 8846 PFC in 10
ds. V/s: Operations Technical Support Manager (PI)
Royal Airlines flt 4523, C-GRYA, selcal FJ-DK, 11330 PFC in 9
ds. V/s: Operations Technical Support Manager (PI)
Canada 3000 flt 480, C-FOOH, selcal HS-MQ, 8846 PFC in 8 ds.
V/s: Vice President of Flight Operations (PI)
---------------------------------------------------------------------OTHERNESS:
Roland Burkhard (RB) writes for some help from fellow
WUNners: He is looking for a QSL Address for HZH - Jeddah
Radio in Saudi Arabia. Roland says that it is the most
distanced NAVTEX (518 kHz) station he has heard. He adds
that he has tried for QSL a twice, but without positive
results. If you can help Roland, send your info in to
the column for publication, or you can contact Roland via
e-mail at [email protected]
Andreas Ibold (AI) also writes for some help from the QSL
Centre; "I recently logged some stations on 14396.5 kHz
(SHARES-Net) and now I'm searching for some addresses and
I kindly ask you for help as I found nothing in the
internet. I visited the DLA and FEMA pages but no hint
of callsigns or addresses (Except FEMA Region address,
but I do not know to which region WGY9022 belongs). So
many help is needed, hi." Here are the addresses for
stations and agencies which Andreas needs help with:
DLA303
Defense Logistic Agency, Bremerton, WA
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KAF34
WGY9022
KNY81
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unknown
FEMA West Virginia??
unknown
Also, he wishes to get in contact with Jim Cumbie, but
has lost his e-mail address. Contact the QSL Center, Jim,
and we'll put you in touch with Andreas.
And, finally, Ary Boender (AB) in the Netherlands passes
on a bit of a discussion he had with Todd Helberg (TH)
here in the U.S. - "Dear Ary: Thanks for passing my aero
and maritime info about the Caribbean on to Scott for the
WUN newsletter. I have a question for you regarding aero
QSLing. In November I had the good fortune of receiving a
commercial cargo aircraft when it was 10 minutes from
landing in Belize City, Belize. After receiving a radio
confirmation from the commercial carrier, I did some
followup to discover that the aircraft was just off the
coast of Belize and most likely over one of the many cays
or offshore islands of Belize. Technically, then, it was
within the airspace of Belize and legally within Belize.
Belize would be a new country for me. But I was curious
of your opinion on whether the QSLing of a country's air
space would count as a QSL from that country. I tend to
think it would. Any thoughts ? "
That's certainly an interesting point raised by Todd. I
believe most DXers and most (if not all) DX clubs consider
a radio transmission to be counted as a "country heard"
(or QSL'd) if the transmitting station is physically on
the ground. Still, the possibilities raised by Todd's
question are many. Rather than just categorizing such
radio activity as "International Airspace" should there be
a set of country counting rules adopted for those who DX
and QSL aircraft? What if a transmission was intercepted
from an aircraft while still on the ground of the host
nation?
This topic could make for some fun conversation
in the months to come, so let's hear from YOU on the
matter - send your comments to the QSL Center today!
The WUN QSL Center is always glad to help out!
Don't forget to send your QSL information or news on QSLrelated subjects to the e-mail or snail mail address above.
As we close this months's edition, the usual hearty note of
thanks to all of our contributors is extended.
See you next time !!
73 de JDS.
==============================================================
===========
Abbreviations used:
f/d = Full data
p/d = partial data
n/d = no data
cd = QSL card
ltr = ltr
PFC = Prepared Form cd
V/s = Verification Signer
ds = ds
wks = weeks
SASE = self addressed stamped envelope
ms = mint stamps
This month's Famous Five:
Andreas Ibold - Alpen, Germany (AI)
Roland Burkhard - Solothurn, Switzerland (RB)
Peter Ivakitsch - Toronto, Ontario, Canada (PI)
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Scott Medlin (KF4GNL) - Cleveland, Tennessee, U.S.A.
Todd Helberg - Defiance, Ohio, U.S.A. (TH)
(SM)
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# UTILITY ROUND-UP #
e-mail: [email protected] A very short column this month. Reports are most welcome folks!!!
::: TAXI, TAXI !!!
The higher end of the SW spectrum (26-30 MHz) seems to become more and
more popular with taxi companies and truckers in Eastern Europe and
South America. A number of stations were logged during the past few
months. I can hear Russian taxi companies on 26105 kHz FM here in
Holland almost daily. Other Dutch dxers heard similar stations from
Russia, Romania and Turkey in the 26 and 27 MHz bands. I found a number
of others in the Monitor System News letter from the International
Amateur Radio Union.
- EUROPE
26105 and 26625
25775 and 27285
28175-28825 kHz
28000-29700 kHz
kHz FM - Russian taxi companies
kHz FM - unid E. European stations
FM
- possibly Russian taxi companies
FM
- commercial stations from Russia and other
CIS states, Turkey, Romania, Germany and
Spain. Often taxi companies and gas supply.
The base station of such a station usually
is called "Base", "Zentralne", "Zentralnamo",
"Central".
- SOUTH AMERICA
Argentine taxi companies are using 24915 and 24975 kHz AM, and less
frequently 24935, 24945, 24955, and 24995 kHz AM. A Brazilian truckers
network is also using the 12m band for their LSB communications. The
frequencies used always end on '5', just like the Argentinian cabs.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: TIME SIGNAL STATION JJY
Klaus Betke forwarded a note that he received from Japanese time signal
station JJP.
The station announced that it will cease its SW operations on 31 March
2001. So if you want to log this station, you'll have to hurry!
The 40 kHz transmission will stay on the air with call sign JJY. This
station has replaced test station JG2AS per 10 June 1999.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: THE END OF THE CURRENT SOLAR CYCLE
NASA recently reported that the Sun's magnetic field has flipped. The
Sun's magnetic north pole, now points south. This always happens around
the time of the solar maximum. The magnetic poles exchange places at
the peak of the sunspot cycle. The next 11-year cycle will end in 2012
at which time the poles will reverse again.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: MORSE STATIONS
Igor logged a Chinese network; possibly the Chinese PTT.
Frequency: 8810 kHz
Call signs: BXL17, BXL77, BXL78, BXL86, BXL89, BXL91, BXL118, BXL119
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Format:
bxl118 qsa 2
bxl118 nil sk
bxl118 gb
etc...
===================================================================
WUN UTILITIES LOGGINGS COLUMN
February
2001.
Simon Denneen:
Graeme Bartlett:
Bob Yellen:
Jim Dunnett:
K-O
A-E U-Z ([email protected])
================================================================
00060.0 MSF: Rugby 0210 TS (07 Jan 01) (HPT)
00075.0 HBG: Pragins 0213 TS (07 Jan 01) (HPT)
00077.8 DCF77: PTB Braunschweig 0208 TS (07 Jan 01) (HPT)
00129.8 Unid: 1825 RTTY/50/85 Unid synchronous mode. Bearing approx N/S
from 53n008e. (2 Feb) (KB)
00147.3 DDH47: DWD Pinneberg GER 2202 RTTY/50/75 CQs. (16 Feb) (RGA)
00200.0 HXF: Hartford, Wisconsin 25W 0809 12/28/00 (AR)
00200.0 YAQ: Kasabonika, Ontario ??W 0754 12/29/00 (AR)
00203.0 PVB: Plattesville, Wisconsin ??W 0117 12/23/00 (AR)
00205.0 XZ: Wawa, Ontario 125W 0205 12/27/00 (AR)
00206.0 QI: Yarmouth, Nova Scotia ??W 0641 12/21/00 (AR)
00207.0 YNE: Norway House, Manitoba 1kW 0813 12/28/00 (AR)
00209.0 IB: Atikokan, Ontario 250W 0548 12/24/00 (AR)
00212.0 TS: Timmins, Ontario 400W 0257 12/28/00 (AR)
00212.0 YGX: Gilliam, Manitoba ??W 0451 12/22/00 (AR)
00218.0 RL: Red Lake, Ontario 250W 0049 12/22/00 (AR)
00219.0 YMG: Manitouwadge, Ontario 100W 0441 12/22/00 (AR)
00223.0 YYW: Armstrong, Ontario 400W 0447 12/22/00 (AR)
00224.0 MO: Moosonee, Ontario 400W 0101 12/22/00 (AR)
00230.0 QB: Quebec City, Quebec 500W 0541 12/28/00 (AR)
00230.0 SH: Shreveport, Louisiana 400W 0412 12/24/00 (AR)
00230.0 VYS: Peru, Illinois ??W 0504 12/28/00 (AR)
00233.0 QN: Nakina, Ontario 400W 0111 12/22/00 (AR)
00236.0 OW: Ottawa, Ontario ??W 0546 12/28/00 (AR)
00239.0 SAR Sparta, Illinois 25W 0256 12/23/00 (AR)
00239.0 VO: Val d'Or, Quebec 500W 0550 12/28/00 (AR)
00244.0 DG: Chute de Passes, Quebec ??W 0556 12/28/00 (AR)
00245.0 YZE: Gore Bay, Ontario 400W 0221 12/21/00 (AR)
00248.0 WG: Winnipeg, Manitoba 50W 0231 12/21/00 (AR)
00250.0 YTJ: Terrace Bay, Ontario 100W 0129 12/22/00 (AR)
00257.0 YXR: Earlton, Ontario 400W 0600 12/24/00 (AR)
00258.0 ZSJ: Sandy Lake, Ontario 1kW 0528 12/22/00 (AR)
00260.0 YAT: Attawapiskat, Ontario 125W 0247 12/21/00 (AR)
00263.0 YGK: Kingston, Ontario 200W 0503 12/22/00 (AR)
00266.0 B: Hamilton, Ontario 50W 0506 12/22/00 (AR)
00266.0 YFH: Fort Hope, Ontario ??W 0606 12/28/00 (AR)
00272.0 YQA: Muskoka, Ontario 1.6kW 0221 12/14/00 (AR)
00276.0 TWT: Sturgis, Kentucky 25W 0535 12/22/00 (AR)
00276.0 YEL: Elliot Lake, Ontario 500W 0025 12/23/00 (AR)
00278.0 NM: Matagami, Quebec 500W 0240 12/14/00 (AR)
00283.0 PT: Pelee Island, Ontario 100W 1329 12/25/00 (AR)
00284.0 GRN: Gorna-Horvahovitsa 2100 CW / NDB from Bulgaria (17/Feb/2001)
(Argo Sicily)
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00287.0
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00290.0
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00300.0
00303.0
00305.0
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00313.0
00317.0
00322.0
00324.0
00326.0
00326.0
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00327.0
00328.0
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00330.0
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00332.0
00333.0
00334.0
00335.0
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00338.0
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00340.0
00341.0
00341.0
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00344.0
00346.0
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00347.0
00350.0
00350.0
00350.0
00350.0
00351.0
00353.0
00354.0
00355.0
00362.0
00362.0
00362.0
00364.0
00364.0
00365.0
00365.0
00366.0
00368.0
00371.0
00371.0
00373.0
00373.0
00375.0
00376.0
00377.0
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QD: The Pas, Manitoba 500W 0512 12/22/00 (AR)
MKP: McKeesport, Pennsylvania 100W 0502 12/29/00 (AR)
YLQ: La Tuque, Quebec 500W 0616 12/28/00 (AR)
EKQ: Montcello, Kentucky 25W 0609 12/24/00 (AR)
TVK: Centerville, Iowa 25W 0151 12/22/00 (AR)
AT: NDB Augusta 0000 CW / continuous tone modulated in A1A
(10/Feb/2001) (Argo Sicily)
YOG: Ogoki Post, Ontario ??W 0508 12/29/00 (AR)
YPP: Parent, Quebec ??W 0622 12/28/00 (AR)
YQ: Churchill, Manitoba 500W 0730 12/28/00 (AR)
H: Hel, Poland
RS:Ristna, Estonia
CE: Unidentified (Canadian?) 0618 12/24/00 (AR)
CBE: Cumberland, Maryland ??W 0638 12/29/00 (AR)
GDA:Gdansk/Rebichowo, Poland
ON:Kungsangen airport/Norrkoping, Sweden
PKZ: Pensacola, Florida 400W 0317 12/21/00 (AR)
VV: Wiarton, Ontario 400W 2147 12/22/00 (AR)
YQK: Kenora, Ontario 200W 0622 12/24/00 (AR)
LV: NDB Koeln-Bonn (D) 0054 cw ID (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
YTL: Big Trout Lake, Ontario 1kW 0200 12/22/00 (AR)
AAA: Lincoln, Illinois (voice wx) 25W 0313 12/21/00 (AR)
CH: Charleston, South Carolina 400W 0313 12/21/00 (AR)
YHN: Hornepayne, Ontario 500W 0208 12/22/00 (AR)
LNA:Lena, (southeast of Enkoping) Sweden
NMN: NDB Mendig (D) 0055 cw, 2 tones, (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
QT: Thunder Bay, Ontario 400W 0318 12/20/00 (AR)
LE:Hasslo airport/Vasteras, Sweden
YER: Fort Severn, Ontario ??W 0636 12/28/00 (AR)
CNC: Chariton, Iowa 25W 0341 12/21/00 (AR)
LUK: Cincinnati, Ohio 25W 1400 12/25/00 (AR)
YLD: Chapleau, Ontario 1kW 0325 12/20/00 (AR)
LM: St. Louis, Missouri 50W 0338 12/21/00 (AR)
VTI: Vinton, Iowa ??W 0344 12/21/00 (AR)
YY: Mont Joli, Quebec 500W 0218 12/22/00 (AR)
LAU: NDB Lichtenau (D) 0053 cw ID (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
POR: Pori, Finland
YYU: Kapuskasing, Ontario 25W 0356 12/21/00 (AR)
HEK:Heka for Helsinki/Vantaa, Finland
MI:Mikkeli, Finland
YXL: Sioux Lookout, Ontario 1kW 0550 12/22/00 (AR)
GAD: UNID 2200 CW / NDB ??? (15/Feb/2001) (Argo Sicily)
IUI: Blytheville, Arkansas 25W 0633 12/24/00 (AR)
LE: Raleigh, North Carolina 400W 0557 12/22/00 (AR)
ME: Chicago (ORD), Illinois ??W 0227 12/22/00 (AR)
OV:Visby, Sweden
YKQ: Waskaganish, Ontario ??W 0245 12/14/00 (AR)
LI: Little Rock, Arkansas 400W 0407 12/21/00 (AR)
MTZ: NDB Metz (F) 2331 cw, ID + tone (06 Jan 01) (HPT)
YWP: Webequie, Ontario 100W 0337 12/28/00 (AR)
BZO: NDB Bolzano (I) 0048 cw ID (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
C7: Geraldton, Ontario 250W 0236 12/22/00 (AR)
SB: Sudbury, Ontario 500W 0350 12/20/00 (AR)
GRU:Grudziadz/Lisiekaty, Poland
NW:Skavsta airport/Nykoping, Sweden(outer marker RWY09)
FT: Fort Worth, Texas 400W 0350 12/20/00 (AR)
LJ: NDB Koeln-Bonn (D) 0045 cw ID (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
YMW: Maniwaki, Quebec 500W 0430 12/21/00 (AR)
L: Toronto, Ontario 500W 0246 12/22/00 (AR)
GW: Kuujjuarapik, Quebec 500W 0241 12/22/00 (AR)
PUR: Marshall, Missouri (voice wx) ??W 0457 12/24/00 (AR)
2R: Tyendinaga, Ontario ??W 0248 12/22/00 (AR)
NW: NDB Maastricht (HOL) 0043 cw ID (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
DW: Tulsa, Oklahoma 200W 0440 12/21/00 (AR)
YAG: Fort Frances, Ontario 40W 0503 12/24/00 (AR)
BRA: Asheville, North Carolina ??W 0400 12/20/00 (AR)
CWI: Clinton, Iowa 50W 0402 12/20/00 (AR)
MGB: NDB Moenchengladbach (D) 0040 cw, 2 tones,(02 Jan 01) (hpt)
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YRR: Ottawa, Ontario ??W 0647 12/24/00 (AR)
RJ: Roberval, Quebec ??W 0253 12/22/00 (AR)
YPQ: Peterborough, Ontario ??W 0650 2/24/00 (AR)
UCY: Cabojabo, Cuba 25W 0259 12/22/00 (AR)
SBG: NDB Salzburg/Oberndorf (AUT) 2214 cw, ID (01 Jan 01)(hpt)
YPL: Pickle Lake, Ontario 500W 0304 12/22/00 (AR)
GUL: NDB Gulpen (HOL) 2215 cw, ID (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
NA: Natashguan, Quebec 500W 0842 12/29/00 (AR)
YNC: Wemindji, Quebec ??W 0312 12/22/00 (AR)
AM: Tampa, Florida 400W 0446 12/21/00 (AR)
CFJ: Crawfordsville, Indiana 25W 0717 12/29/00 (AR)
H7: Manitoulin, Ontario ??W 0521 12/24/00 (AR)
JT: Stephenville, Newfoundland 1kW 0728 12/29/00 (AR)
3B: Brockville, Ontario ??W 0705 12/24/00 (AR)
DDP: San Juan, Puerto Rico 4kW 0316 12/22/00 (AR)
OO: Oshawa, Ontario 11W 0318 12/22/00 (AR)
ML: Charlevoix, Quebec 500W 0449 12/21/00 (AR)
YB: North Bay, Ontario 500W 0413 12/20/00 (AR)
A:
Hamilton, Ontario 17W 0500 12/21/00 (AR)
BWK: Bunkie, Louisiana 25W 0500 12/21/00 (AR)
PEO: Skavsta airport/Nykoping, Sweden(ca 3 kilometers north of my
home, outer marker RWY27)
TRX: Trenton, Missouri 25W 0420 12/20/00 (AR)
YPO: Peawanuck, Ontario 125W 0515 12/21/00 (AR)
BPO: Oneida, Tennessee 25W 0329 12/22/00 (AR)
R:
Toronto, Ontario 25W 0334 12/22/00 (AR)
FNB: Falls City, Nebraska ??W 0524 12/21/00 (AR)
IMS: Madison, Wisconsin ??W 0341 12/22/00 (AR)
ST: St. Louis, Missouri 25W 0515 12/21/00 (AR)
Y:
North Bay, Ontario 50W 0336 12/22/00 (AR)
YSL: St. Leonard, New Brunswick ??W 0415 12/28/00 (AR)
AQ: Appleton, Wisconsin 25W 0352 12/22/00 (AR)
H:
Montreal, Quebec 95W 0355 12/22/00 (AR)
DAR: Darlowo, Poland
MRA: Mragowo, Poland
YTA: Pembroke, Ontario 1kW 0714 12/24/00 (AR)
SDA: Shenandoah, Iowa 25W 0423 12/28/00 (AR)
YHD: Dryden, Ontario 200W 0430 12/20/00 (AR)
3U: Gatineau, Quebec ??W 0800 12/28/00 (AR)
BC: Baie Comeau, Quebec ??W 0234 12/26/00 (AR)
IEB: Lebanon, Missouri 25W 0533 12/21/00 (AR)
JUE: Lebanon, Tennessee ??W 2320 12/23/00 (AR)
OL: Linkoping, Sweden
EVB: New Smyrna Beach, Florida ??W 0430 12/28/00 (AR)
HQI: Coats, North Carolina ??W 0533 12/24/00 (AR)
HY: Vaasa, Finland
RA: Unid NDB 1020 AM 400 Hz (13/Feb/01) (KB)
RD: Hasslo airport/Vasteras, Sweden
CEK: Crete, Nebraska 25W 0541 12/21/00 (AR)
INN: NDB Insbruck (AUT) 2345 cw, ID (06 Jan 01) (HPT)
TU: Tupelo, Mississippi 25W 0538 12/21/00 (AR)
BUR: NDB Burnham G 0715 AM 400 Hz (14/Feb/01) (KB)
EF: McKinney, Texas 25W 0432 12/20/00 (AR)
T:
Linkoping, Sweden All heard 2001-01-02, 0030- -0220 UTC.(TO)
NAL: Unid NDB 1020 AM 1 kHz Strong at 53n08e (13/Feb/01) (KB)
CWL: NDB Cranwell G 0706 AM 400 Hz (14/Feb/01) (KB)
DXE: Dexter, Missouri 25W 0546 12/21/00 (AR)
RVJ: Reidsville, Georgia 25W 0721 12/24/00 (AR)
CKP: Cherokee, Iowa 25W 0411 12/22/00 (AR)
FTP: Fort Payne, Alabama 25W 0439 12/20/00 (AR)
HWQ: NDB Platform Hewett A IW 0702 AM 400 Hz (14/Feb/01) (KB)
IZS: Montezuma, Georgia 25W 0348 12/27/00 (AR)
MCH: NDB Manchester G 0713 AM 400 Hz (14/Feb/01) (KB)
IKY: Springfield, Kentucky 25W 0415 12/22/00 (AR)
AYB: Auburn, Nebaska 25W 0445 12/20/00 (AR)
VA: Varadero, Cuba ??W 0701 12/28/00 (AR)
IZN: Lincolnton, North Carolina 25W 2349 12/22/00 (AR)
MHP: Metter, Georgia 25W 0550 12/21/00 (AR)
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NDB Prvek CZE 1655 AM 1 kHz (14/Feb/01) (KB)
Storm Lake, Iowa ??W 0555 12/21/00 (AR)
Washington, Georgia 25W 0445 12/20/00 (AR)
NDB Prerov CZE 1652 AM 1 kHz (14/Feb/01) (KB)
Malta Radio 1709 CW Nav wngs (14/Feb/01) (KB)
Unid NDB 1904 AM Approx 700 Hz (13/Feb/01) (KB)
NDB Holesov CZE 1645 AM 1 kHZ (14/Feb/01) (KB)
UNID 2230 CW / NDB with modulation A1A ??? (15/Feb/2001)
(Argo,Sicily)
00458.0 WN: Unid NDB 1647 AM 1 kHz Call 2 x (14/Feb/01) (KB)
00474.5 SA: NDB Saratov RUS?? 1555 AM 700 Hz (14/Feb/01) (KB)
00477.0 O+E/A: Unid NDB 1626 AM 700 Hz '---. .-' (14/Feb/01) (KB)
00490.0 KO: NDB Koshany UKR 1940 AM 1 kHz (11/Feb/01) (KB)
00490.0 S: LA GARDE 2300 fec 100/E/170 Nav wngs in FF. Just audible,
poor copy. (28/Jan)(DW)
00490.0 WAK: NDB Vakarel BUL 1940 AM 1 kHz (11/Feb/01) (KB)
00492.0 TBV: NDB Trebova CZE 1946 AM 1 kHz (11/Feb/01) (KB)
00495.0 PA: NDB Pancevo YUG 1948 AM 1 kHz (11/Feb/01) (KB)
00508.0 Z:
NDB Zilina SVK 1943 AM 1 kHz (11/Feb/01) (KB)
00513.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 1955 CW tfc list; off 1958 (11/Feb/01) (KB)
00514.5 XU: NDB Namest nad Oslavou CZE 1952 AM 1 kHz Listed 516 but
modulation heard on 513.5 and 515.5 (11/Feb/01) (KB)
00515.0 RRQ: Rock Rapids, Iowa 25W 0601 12/21/00 (AR)
00517.0 ARD: NDB Arad ROU 0647 AM 1 kHz (8 Feb) (KB)
00518.0 CTV: R:MonsantoRadio POR 2249 FEC/100/170 Local MIBs.
(16 Feb) (RGA)
00518.0 EJM: Q:ValentiaRadio IRL 2244 FEC/100/170 MIBs. (16 Feb) (RGA)
00518.0 F:
Arkhangelsk 1650 FEC/Navtex wx. Now using common F slot
rather than 02/06/.../2200? (8 Feb) (KB)
00518.0 F:UGE/Arkhangelsk Radio 1649 CW "uge" + ARQ bursts repeated until
1650 not followed by expected Navtex bcst. FEC/Navtex
(short single msg) & 0450 (9 Feb) (KB)
00518.0 G:
Cullercoats 1700 FEC/Navtex at 1703 suddenly into idling
with msg "No carrier". Still at 1800 (8 Feb) (KB)
00518.0 GCT: Guthrie Center, Iowa 25W 0605 12/21/00 (AR)
00518.0 J:
Sydney CG CAN 0658 FEC/Navtex wx in FF (9 Feb) (KB)
00518.0 O: St. Johns CAN 0619 FEC/100/170 Navtex begin of nav wng re
Strait of
Belle Isle Then blocked by Portpatrick
(14/Feb/01) (KB)
00518.0 OST: Oostende Radio 0835 FEC "ost navtex test 08/02/01 08:35:17
utc
the quick brown fox ...". Repeated several times
until 0841. Navtex id
T or M not sent (8 Feb) (KB)
00518.0 Q: MALIN HEAD 2240 fec 100/E/170 NAVTEX. Wx fcast. Signal
breaking
up badly. (28/Jan)(DW)
00518.0 R: MONSANTO 2248 fec 100/E/170 NAVTEX. Nav wngs. (28/Jan)(DW)
00518.0 S: Niton G FEC/100/170 1500 (29-01-01) (AB)
00518.0 TM: NDB Tomakovka UKR 2040 AM 1 kHz (9 Feb) (KB)
00518.0 V: Unid Italian Navtex 2338 FEC/100/170 Italian CG Navarea III.
(16 Feb) (RGA)
00518.0 VON: O:CCG St John's NFLD CAN 2225 FEC/100/170 Wx fcast for SE &
SW Grand Banks. Variable copy. European QRM. (16
Feb) (RGA)
00518.0 X: Labrador CAN? 0657 FEC/100.170 Navtex storm warning. Schedule
says J/Sydney as logged on 9/Feb (11/Feb/01) (KB)
00520.0 AE: Unid NDB 0555 AM 1 kHz sidebands also +- 2k (8 Feb) (KB)
00525.0 CH: NDB Cherniakhiv UKR 1612 AM 1 kHz (14/Feb/01) (KB)
00525.0 HG: NDB Wroclaw POL 0600 AM/CW 1 kHz (8 Feb) (KB)
00526.0 ZLS: Stella Maris, Bahamas 500W 0244 12/26/00 (AR)
00534.0 SL: NDB Bydgoszcz POL 0715 AM 1 kHz (13/Feb/01) (KB)
00588.0 P: NDB Pyrzowice POL 1904 AM 1 kHz (13/Feb/01) (KB)
00590.0 OL: NDB Sczcecin, POL 0643 AM/CW 1 kHz (8 Feb) (KB)
00615.0 OM: NDB Platform Gorm IW 1600 AM 400 Hz (14/Feb/01) (KB)
00840.0 KR: NDB Kaliningrad? 1605 AM 1 kHz (14/Feb/01) (KB)
01608.5 SPA: GYDNIA RADIO 2131 CW Chan free marker "SPA" (05/Feb)(DW)
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01608.5 SPA: Gdynia Radio 1938 cw, de spa + digitals (10 Jan 01)(HPT)
01638.0 OFK: Turku Radio 0235 USB E nav. warnings // 1677, 2810
(07 Jan 01) (HPT)
01650.0 UNID: C.R.O.S.S. station (like "Genique"), not Corsen, not Griz
Nez 1934
wx, mentioning Toulouse, Etel and different seas
(17 Feb. 01)(HPT)
01665.0 LGT: Tjoeme Radio 2106 USB E/Norw. tfc.-list, nav. warning # 1
(01 Jan 01) (hpt)
01677.0 OFK: Turku Radio 0236 USB E nav. warnings // 1638, 2810
(07 Jan 01) (HPT)
01677.0 EJM: Malinhead CG: 2034 USB E nav. warn. (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
01869.0 Yarmouth CG (UK): 2041 USB E wx (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
01888.0 IAR: Rome Radio 0041 USB E/I wx (29 Jan 01) (HPT)
01680.0 LGL: Floroe Radio 1920 USB wkg. fishing trawler Frederic Daniel
(FNGN),connecting to Norwegian CG (17 Feb. 01) (HPT)
01692.0 SPH: Gdynia Radio 2134 USB, E nav. warnings (23 Jan 01)(HPT)
01698.0 EAR: La Coruña Radio: 2034 nav. warn. (30 Jan. 01) (HPT)
01698.0 EAR: Coruña Radio 1935 USB E/Sp tfc-list (09 Jan. 01)(HPT)
01704.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 2203 USB E nav. warnings // 1734, 1758, 2586,
(regular sced) (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
01707.0 Machichaco Radio: 2334 USB E/Sp tfc-list (06 Jan 01) (HPT)
01728.0 LGN: Bergen Radio 1815 USB, E, wkg. vessel UFXL(10 Jan 01) (hpt)
01905.0 : Unid 2135 USB Analog scrambled fishfone. Female voice.
(29 Jan) (RGA)
01905.0 : Unid 2135 USB Analog scrambled fishfone. Female voice.
(29 Jan) (RGA)
02105.0 FNGN: fishing trawler Frederic Daniel 1920 USB wkg. Floroe Radio
(LGL)(17 Feb. 01)(HPT)
02128.0 Humber: CG 1942 USB E QSY 2226 (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
02182.0 CROSS: Corsen 1945 USB F QSY 1650 (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
02182.0 FNGN: fishing trawler Frederic Daniel 1903 USB clg. Norwegian
coastguard, Floroe Radio (LGL) answering, QSY ch
256
(17 Feb. 01)(HPT)
02182.0 ICB: Genova Radio 1638 USB E/I QSY 1925, 2642 (06 Jan 01)(HPT)
02182.0 LGN: Bergen Radio 1813 USB, E, wkg. vessel, wkg. QRGs
(10 Jan 01) (hpt)
02182.0 LGT: Tjoeme Radio 2106 USB E/Norw. QSY 1665 (01 Jan 01)(hpt)
02182.0 SAE: Tingstaede Radio 2206 USB E QSY 2768 (regular sced)
(01 Jan 01) (hpt)
02182.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1533 USB, E, QSY (01 Jan 00) (hpt)
02182.0 SVN: Olympia Radio 1638 USB E/Gr QSY 2590 (06 Jan 01)(HPT)
02182.0 UNID: C.R.O.S.S. station (like "Genique"), not Corsen, not Griz
Nez 1933
QSY 1650 (17 Feb. 01)(HPT)
02182.0 CTG: Radionaval Alges 2106 USB E/Port. QSY 2657(21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
02182.0 Aberdeen: CG 2333 USB E QSY 2226 (28 Jan 01) (HPT)
02182.0 EAF: Finisterre Radio 1934 + 2034 USB E/S Mayday-relay beacon
alert
on position 41° 14.? N, 10° 38.4 West(30 Jan. 01) (HPT)
02182.0 EAO: Palma Radio 2004 USB E/S mayday-relay, beacon alert on
position
38° 55.8 North 002° 32.0 West (01 Feb. 01)(HPT)
02182.0 EJM: Malinhead CG 2033 USB E QSY 1677 (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
02182.0 IAR: Rome Radio 0041 USB E/I QSY 1888 (29 Jan 01) (HPT)
02182.0 IQX: Trieste Radio 2036 USB E/I QSY 2624, 2656, 1855
(30 Jan. 01)(HPT)
02182.0 LGQ: Rogaland Radio 2332 USB E/Norw. "No tfc on hand"
(28 Jan 01)(HPT)
02182.0 La Coruña Radio: 2303 USB E/S Mayday relay, ship in distress in
area 43°
43.3 N, 010° 15.3 W, helicopters are in the air (28 Jan. 01) (HPT)
02182.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 2333 QSY (28 Jan 01) (HPT)
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02182.0 SPH: Gdynia Radio 1733 USB E/Pol QSY 1692 (20 Jan. 01) (HPT)
02182.0 SPH: Gdynia Radio 2134 USB, E/Pol. QSY 1692 (23 Jan 01)(HPT)
02182.0 Yarmouth CG (UK): 2040 USB E QSY 1869 (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
02187.5 E: 2132 E GMDSS 100 100 R Valencia radio clg all ships for
safety mgs
on 1755/2099 khz 12/23/00 (BV)
02187.5 IPP: 2136 IPP I GMDSS 100 100 R Palermo radio bq to testcall from
mv
China prospect 3foj5 mmsi 355711000 12/23/00
(BV)
02203.0 MGJ: Ny Faslane 0042 ITA-2 75/R/375 ch mrk (10 Jan 01)(HPT)
02226.0 Humber: CG 1942 USB E wx forecast (regular sced)(01 Jan 01) (hpt)
02250.0 OWF: Danish Airforce Skrydstrup DNK 2001 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg
OWD (05-02-01) (AB)
02250.0 OWI: Danish Airforce Aalborg DNK 1907 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg OWE.
(05-02-01) (AB)
02309.0 : Unid Polish mil? 2048 USB Uwaga (attention) broadcast (25 Jan)
(AB)
02357.5 OUA32: Danish navy Aarhus DNK 2205 CW VVV marker (25 Jan) (AB)
02362.0 MEVH: Unid marker 2251 CW (7 Jan) (AB)
02386.0 : Unid 2149 RTTY/75/850 Been idling for hours. (29 Jan) (RGA)
02395.0 mv Balticborg: IW wkg unid vessel 0109 USB (21 Jan) (AB)
02478.0 : Unid 2156 ARQ-E3/72/400 Poor synch. No tfc. (29 Jan) (RGA)
02483.0 : Unid 2214 USB Analogue enciphered FishFone with digital setups.
Prob
Spanish fishing fleet 2 male voices in Sx wkg.
(17 Feb) (RGA)
02563.0 : M51 French Intel F 2157 CW BT NR 63 J 25 22:57:14 2001 BT 5LGs
CW
(25 Jan) (AB)
02563.1 : Mystery 5LGs Stn 2202 CW NR 47J: 29 23:01:40 2001=(5LGs).
Someone log this recently as French illicit? (29
Jan) (RGA)
02586.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 2205 USB E nav. warnings // 1704, 1734, 1758
02605.0 YLQ: Riga Radio LVA 2300 USB Wx (19 Jan) (AB)
02182.0 Aberdeen: CG 2333 USB E QSY 2226 (28 Jan 01) (HPT)
02182.0 EAF: Finisterre Radio 1934 + 2034 USB E/S Mayday-relay beacon
alert
on position 41° 14.? N, 10° 38.4 West(30 Jan. 01) (HPT)
02182.0 EAO: Palma Radio 2004 USB E/S mayday-relay, beacon alert on
position
38° 55.8 North 002° 32.0 West (01 Feb. 01)(HPT)
02182.0 EJM: Malinhead CG 2033 USB E QSY 1677 (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
02182.0 IAR: Rome Radio 0041 USB E/I QSY 1888 (29 Jan 01) (HPT)
02182.0 IQX: Trieste Radio 2036 USB E/I QSY 2624, 2656, 1855
(30 Jan. 01)(HPT)
02182.0 LGQ: Rogaland Radio 2332 USB E/Norw. "No tfc on hand"
(28 Jan 01)(HPT)
02182.0 La Coruña Radio: 2303 USB E/S Mayday relay, ship in distress in
area 43°
43.3 N, 010° 15.3 W, helicopters are in the air (28 Jan. 01) (HPT)
02182.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 2333 QSY (28 Jan 01) (HPT)
02182.0 SPH: Gdynia Radio 1733 USB E/Pol QSY 1692 (20 Jan. 01) (HPT)
02182.0 SPH: Gdynia Radio 2134 USB, E/Pol. QSY 1692 (23 Jan 01)(HPT)
02182.0 Yarmouth CG (UK): 2040 USB E QSY 1869 (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
02626.0 IQX: Trieste Radio 2036 USB E/I wx file://2656, 1855 announced
but not
audible here (30 Jan. 01) (HPT)
02643.0 A9M: Hamala Radio 2331 cw, de a9mtlx + SITOR (16 Febr. 01) (HPT)
02643.5 SPS: Witowo Radio 2329 cw, de sps/tor + dots (16 Febr. 01) (HPT)
02643.6 SPS: WitowoRadio POL 2218 CW Marker for ARQ. (17 Feb) (RGA)
02656.0 IQX: Trieste Radio 2036 USB E/I wx file://2626, 1855 announced
but not
audible here (30 Jan. 01) (HPT)
02657.0 CTG: Radionaval Alges 2106 USB E/Port. wx and nav.warnings, 2134
off
(21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
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CROSS Corsen: F Wx 0104 USB (21 Jan) (AB)
4XZ: Ny Haifa 1745 cw, vvv (08 Jan 01) (HPT)
JWT: Norwegian navy Stavanger NOR 2144 USB Wkg 800D (25 Jan) (AB)
JWT: Norwegian navy Stavanger NOR 2344 USB wkg C7S and W1W.
Radio checks (20 Jan) (AB)
:Unid 2155 CW Very fast 5FGs (Jan 8) (AB)
OSU: Ostende Radio 2235 USB E/Dutch nav. warnings
(17 Febr. 01) (HPT)
SAE: Tingstaede Radio 2206 USB E nav. warn. (regular sced)
(01 Jan 01) (hpt)
YRLQ: CIS Military 2221 CW Sx. To E5TO: zeu zzf qsa? Responds zeu
zzf qsa2 k. (17 Feb) (RGA)
FUE: F Ny Brest 2347 RTTY 75/850 FAAA de FUE, ry, test
(16 Febr. 01) (HPT)
4XZ: Ny Haifa 2143 cw, vvv (09 Jan 01) (HPT)
EAF: Finisterre Radio 2243 USB Sp phone-patch, afterwards cw eaf
(17 Febr. 01) (HPT)
OFK: Turku Radio 0237 USB E nav. warnings // 1638, 1677
(07 Jan 01) (HPT)
pres: German CG 2005 SITOR-A, clg. BGS 21, 2028 Selcal TQFR then
wx from Seewetterdienst Hamburg in German
language (27 Jan 01)
(HPT)
unid: 2128 rtty 50/170 tfc ff + arabic 2000-12-26 (WP3)
OUA32: Danish Navy 2213 cw, vvv oua 4/8/11/14/25/ ovk
11/12/14/20/21/23/25/33/34/35 (27 Jan 01) (HPT)
Gander Aero: 0204 USB E wkg. a/c 502, Selcal HQAF (18 Feb. 01)
02872.0
(HPT)
02872.0 Shanwick Aero: 0206 USB E wkg. Lufthansa 417, Lufthansa423 (0208)
(18 Feb. 01) (HPT)
02941.0 ROSTOV VOLMET(?): Rostov UKR(?) 2228 USB Russian language
bcast. (17 Feb) (RGA)
03059.0 270042: C-17 97-0042 2049 ALE/USB Sounds also 8992 (6 Feb) (SA)
03059.0 440191:KC-10 84-0191 0547 ALE/USB Wkg JDG + Sounds various freq's
through the morning (15 Feb) (SA)
03059.0 491946: KC-10 79-1946 0823 ALE/USB Wkg AED (11 Feb) (SA)
03106.0 UNID: E10 SIO2 2100 AM / YL repeat "SYN2" (26/Jan/2001) (Argo
Sicily)
03137.0 160017: C-5 86-0017 1946 ALE/USB Sounds (6 Feb) (SA)
03137.0 230603: Aircraft AIR testing (msg to itself) 1851 MIL-STD
188-141A
(05-02-01) (AB)
03137.0 240068: C-17 94-0068/Rch-V9 0616 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE
CRO unable to copy (9 Feb) (SA)
03137.0 270044: C-17 97-0044 2012 ALE/USB Sounds (2 Feb)(SA)
03137.0 280: Unid 0257 ALE/USB Calls ADW/Andrews AFB MD USA.
(22 Jan) (SA)
03137.0 430075: CACTI-02 KC-10 83-0075 0608 ALE/USB Wkg CRO
ALE+VOICE answered by ADW for P.P. to Mildenhall
AMC ADW
unable to read them (12 Feb) (SA)
03137.0 460032: KC-10 86-0032 0539 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE to HILDA
EAST for P.P. to MILDENHALL AMC DSN 3143082247
P.P. failed
(12 Feb) (SA)
03137.0 460032: SP***-95 KC-10 86-0032 0543 ALE/USB WKG CRO
ALE+VOICE FOR P.P. as above ADW closed P.P. as
unreadable.
Callsign sounds like SPOCK (12 Feb) (SA)
03137.0 ADW: 0419 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for radio check
(10 Feb) (SA)
03137.0 ANDREWS: Wkg 170029 0615 ALE/USB Wkg C-5 87-0029 (30 Jan) (SA)
03137.0 JTY: USAF Yokota J 2043 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding (15-02-01) (AB)
03172.5 IMB1: Roma Meteo 2130 RTTY 50/850 wx (25/Jan/2001) (Argo Sicily)
03195.0 MX: Russian mil Izhevsk RUS 0013 CW Channel marker (21 Jan) (AB)
03196.0 : Russian Navy 2235 36-50/36/190 1 msg at 50bps. (17 Feb) (RGA)
03211.7 IRBE40: loc un-ID 19.40 Packet Calling RITA72 and "DE IRBE40 ZBK1
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SBP NODEVA 22KK". Also RITA72 calling IRBE28 with
"IRBE28 DE
RITA72PRIECWGUS ZIEMASSVpTKUS!" (24Dec00). (PT)
03222.0 RCV: HQ Russian Black Sea Fleet Sebastopol UKR 2213 CW Msgs to
collective RKZ in PL cyrillic. 945 16 29 2350 945
= (29 Jan) (RGA)
03269.0 WJTH: Unid. Prob Russian Mil 2238 CW Wkg .LZK (17 Feb) (RGA)
03270.0 UNID: E10 SIO2 2100 AM / YL repeat "CIO2" (26/Jan/2001) (Argo
Sicily)
03275.0 ZKN6: CIS Military 2331 CW Simplex net. 4 subs identified. (20
Jan)(RGA)
03287.0 CKN: CANFORCE Victoria, BC, CAN 0642 RTTY 75/850 NAWS DEC CKN
ZKR F1 2386 4167 6245 8303 12392 16555 22185 AR
(30/Jan/2001) (nr0d)
03335.0 MX: Russian navy St Petersburg RUS 0018 CW Channel marker L.
(21 Jan) (AB)
03363.0 : Russian Air Defence 2243 CW Plots: 12501115373340=
4135113514???? (17 Feb) (RGA)
03398.0 U4NP: Unid 2247 CW Responds 'r 10 k' to poor hand-sent 5LGs on
same
freq. No accented letters. (17 Feb) (RGA)
03413.0 EIP: Shannon Volmet 0103 USB E Volmet (07 Jan 01) (HPT)
03413.0 Shannon:Volmet Air Radio 2024 15 Feb 01 USB wx tfc (EB)
03466.0 REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 2341 CW 29220 Bcast to aircraft. Tx on 3466
(at least) breaks down before end. 29220 bcast
repeated at 2248z.
file://5495 & 5227. (29 Jan) (RGA)
03485.0 VFG: Gander Volmet 0059 USB E Volmet ID (07 Jan 01) (HPT)
03585.0 BON533: Chinese net 1100 CW Wkd with bon724, boz541, boz687,
boz813, boz985. (1 Feb) (IB)
03594.0 C: Russian Navy 2230 CW Sub bcast marker. (29 Jan) (RGA)
03594.8 MX: Russian navy Kaliningrad RUS 2357 CW Cluster beacon P
(20 Jan) (AB)
03594.9 MX: Russian navy Arkhangelsk RUS 2357 CW Cluster beacon S
(20 Jan) (AB)
03595.0 MX: Russian navy Moscow RUS 2357 CW Cluster beacon C (20 Jan)
(AB)
03651.5 SXA34: Ny Spata Attikis cw vvv de sxa34 (07 Jan 01) (HPT)
03652.0 GYA: Royal Navy G 1959 FAX/120/576 Chart (29-01-01) (AB)
03666.0 V1P: N.Korean military 1127 CW 5FGs g1e de v1p qtc. g1e de v1p
qsa ?
qru qtc vvv. = = = = = = = =. g1e de v1p qsa ?
qru qtc = = k. = = nr 135
5t 2t 25 2212 587 438 = = = 58364 821t7 47613
t9258 38156... (12
Feb) (IB)
03667.2 : Unid 2232 ARQ-E/46/150 Idling. No traffic.
03678.0 SXH32: HN Crete GRC 2308 CW Vs Marker. (17 Feb) (RGA)
03678.0 SXH32: Ny Creta 0113 cw vvv de sxh 32 (07 Jan 01) (HPT)
03712.0 SXA33: HN Spata Attikis GRC 2309 CW Vs Marker. (17 Feb) (RGA)
03712.0 SXA33: Ny Spata Attikis cw vvv de sxa33 (07 Jan 01) (HPT)
03765.0 PBB:Dutch navy Netherlands 1940 18 Feb 01 RTTY 75 callband (EB)
03782.0 CTP: NATO Lisbon, POR 0654 RTTY 75/850 NAWS DE CTP
(30/Jan/2001) (nr0d)
03784.0 CTP:Portuguese naval Portugal 1933 18 Feb 01 RTTY 75 callband
(EB)
03810.0 HD2IOA: Guayaquil TS 0622 AM/LSB only. Beeps, time announcement
at
xxxx53 (8 Feb) (KB)
03815.0 Sqeaky Wheel: RUS Channel marker 0014 AM (21 Jan) (AB)
03840.0 E10: Israeli Intel ISR in progress 0015 AM (21 Jan) (AB)
03858.5 German Airforce: 0011 ARQ-E 85.7 bd. idling (01 Jan 00)(hpt)
03882.0 4XZ:I.D.F. Haifa Israel 1947 15 Feb 01 CW 5 ltr tfc (EB)
03887.5 AEM1AM: US MARS G wkg AEM1SMC, AEM1EB, AEM1FKF 1815 LSB
(20 Jan) (AB)
04120.0 : G04 3-Note Oddity 2110 USB In progress USB (25 Jan) (AB)
04137.0 : CIS Military 2315 81-81/81/180 System revs at 81bps. (17 Feb)
(RGA)
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04153.6 GANTSEC: USCG Greater Antilles Section San Juan PR 0559 USB Clg
20 CHARLIE no joy. Thanks to Jeff Jones tip. (Log
3-10 Feb) (RB)
04154.3 DRAF: German Navy Destroyer FGS Moelders (D-186) 0506 USB
Clg/wkg DHJ59, German Navy Wilhelmshaven in EE re
has 1 routine
msg, into secure digital. Surprised to see she is
still in service -or did
my ears deceive me? (see 4153.3 at 0515). This is
former USN
DDG-29. I last logged/QSL'ed her in 1996. (Log
3-10 Feb) (RB)
04154.3 DRFA: German Navy minesweeper FGS Dattelin (M-1068) 0515 USB
Clg/wkg DHJ59 in EE re has 1 routine, 1 priority
message to pass.
(Log 3-10 Feb) (RB)
04154.3 DRHM: German Navy Auxiliary/Support vessel FGS Werra (A-514) 0547
USB clg/wkg DHJ59 in EE re has 1 priority msg to
send. (Log 3-10
Feb) (RB)
04165.0 KPA2: Unid Illicit 2318 USB YL rptg KPA2. Pactor QRM. (17 Feb)
(RGA)
04167.0 ---: SPANISH NAVY ? 0922 RTTY 100/N/850 Tfc in clear (FM Marques
Ensenada TO Ajal INFO Alflot) and online
encrypted (07/Feb)(DW)
04210.0 IAR: Rome Radio 0006 cw ID, SITOR (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
04210.5 ESA: Tallinn Radio 0007 cw ID, SITOR (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
04211.5 UFN: Novorossisk Radio 0010 cw ID, SITOR (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
04215.0 UNID: 2350 cw, CNA or RNA or CNT or RNT with tones (01 Jan 01)
(hpt)
04215.5 oxz: Lyngby Radio 0044 sitor-b danish nx 2000-12-28 (WP3)
04216.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 2328 cw ID, SITOR (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
04218.0 OST: Oostende Radio 2325 cw ID, SITOR (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
04218.5 lzw24: Varna Radio BUL 0047 sitor-b tfc list 2000-12-28 (WP3)
04219.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 2326 cw ID, SITOR (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
04227.0 igj42: IN Augusta 0052 rtty 50/850 carb msg and yes, 50 Bauds !
2000-12-28 (WP3)
04233.0 A4M: Muscat Radio 2324 cw, ID (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
04235.0 NMF: USCG BOSTON 0933 FAX 120/576/N/800 Strong but fuzzy due
m/path. Sfc analysis (26/Jan)(DW)
04235.0 NMF: USCG Boston 0746 FAX/120/576 General info, www address etc.7
lines of text, Barely readable (03/Feb/01)
(KB)
04241.0 4XZ Ny Haifa 2321 cw, vvv mrk (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
04242.0 4XZ:I.D.F. Haifa Israel 1903 15 Feb 01 CW 5 ltr tfc (EB)
04253.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 2318 cw cq qsx (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
04253.0 TAH:Istanbul radio Turkey 1856 15 Feb 01 CW callband (EB)
04256.0 A9M: Hamala Radio 2317 cw ID, SITOR (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
04259.0 SAB: GW NODE GOETEBORG 0839 fec 100/E/170 Tfc list. Chan free
marker (Globe) "SAB". Wkng ship in Globedata
(06/Feb)(DW)
04259.0 SAB: Goeteborg Radio 2316 cw ID, SITOR (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
04262.0 LFI: Rogaland Radio 2315 cw ID, SITOR (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
04264.5 UNID: 0852 UNID 75/164 cont. synchr. acf=0 (Dec. 24 00)(PLOO)
04268.0 VTG4: Ny Bombay 2306 cw, vvv (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
04270.0 E10: Israeli Intel ISR PCD2 2030 AM (09-02-01) (AB)
04271.0 CFH: Can Forces Halifax CAN 2225 FAX/120/576 Chart (08-02-01)
(AB)
04271.0 CFH: Can Forces Halifax CAN RTTY/75/750 TAFs (08-02-01) (AB)
04271.0 CFH: Halifax Military 0740 RTTY/75/720 Wx for U.S. airports.
Strong, but
heavy path distortion (03/Feb/01) (KB)
04292.0 IAR: Rome Radio 1952 ID, daily wx rpt normally lastening until
22.15
Italian and English language (10 Jan 01) (hpt)
04294.0 SXA34: Ny Spata Attikis 2313 cw, vvv (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
Pagina 149
WUN-v07
04294.0 SXA34: Spata Attikis 1540 CW / ID from Greece (18/Feb/2001) (Argo
Sicily)
04295.0 FUE: French Navy, Brest, France 0740 RTTY 74/850 FAAA DE FUE
TESTING RY's SG's 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 INT ZBZ
(30/Jan/2001)
(nr0d)
04295.0 fue: F Navy Brest 0104 rtty 75/850 faaa de fue 2000-12-28 (WP3)
04296.0 FUE:rench naval Brest France 1845 15 Feb 01 RTTY 75 Callband (EB)
04302.0 A9M: Hamala Radio 2238 cw, ID (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
04317.9 NMG: USCG New Orleans 0805 FAX/120/576 Hardly recognizable as
sea/wind fcst good on 8503.9 kHz (03/Feb/01) (KB)
04318.0 : Moscow Meteo 1623 FAX/120/288 400 hPa analysis file://6890;
5108
kHz nil. (03/Feb/01) (KB)
04320.0 IAR4: Rome Radio 2240 vvv, mrk (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
04325.5 R: Ny Ustinov 2243 cw "R" only (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
04331.0 4XZ Ny Haifa 2244 cw, vvv mrk (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
04343.0 RLK7: Arkhangelsk Radio 2247 cw 4LY de RLK qsx (01 Jan 01)(hpt)
04363.0 3AC: Monaco Radio 1800 USB F/E tfc-list, wkg. Channels (20 Jan.
01)
(HPT)
04405.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 1805 USB Turk./E ID wx // 8812, 13128
(07 Jan 01) (HPT)
04426.0 NMC: USCG Communications Area Master Station Pacific 0440 USB
w/high seas wx,file://8764. (2 Feb) (RB)
04426.0 NMN: USCG Communications Area Master Station Atlantic 0500 USB A
real shock. w/high seas wx read by a real
person! YL w/British accent.
(2 Feb)(RB)
04557.0 XPH: Polytone station RUS msg 2150 AM (16 Jan) (AB)
04557.8 MX: Russian navy Kaliningrad RUS 2148 CW Cluster beacon P.
(16 Jan) (AB)
04557.9 MX: Russian navy Arkhangelsk RUS 2148 CW Cluster beacon S.
(16 Jan) (AB)
04558.0 PSC: Russian Navy 2327 CW Beacon Cluster. (17 Feb) (RGA)
04560.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 2004 FEC/100/170 Wx in EE; at 2008 repeated
in
Turkish (02/Feb/01) (KB)
04562.0 RKR74: Irkutsk Meteo 1936 FAX/120/576 unid chart, after
occasional
msgs in RTTY on 4560 and QSY at 1918 (02/Feb/01)
(KB)
04570.0 HZN46: Jeddah Meteo 2033 RTTY/100/? Synoptic reports from Germany
(SMDL EDZW)! (02/Feb/01) (KB)
04570.0 hzn46: Jeddah Meteo 0027 rtty 100/425 wx to oejm und heca
2000-12-28(WP3)
04570.1 HZN46: Jeddah Meteo SDA 2330 RTTY/100/720 Satellite data.
(17 Feb) (RGA)
04582.0 DDK2: Pinneberg Meteo 0849 RTTY/50/425 North Sea & Baltic
weather;
plain text in EE (03/Feb/01) (KB)
04583.0 DDK2: DWD Pinneberg Meteo 1717 ITA-2 50/R/450 ry, ID, QRGs
(10 Jan 01) (hpt)
04583.0 DDK2: Hamburg Meteo 0545 RTTY/50/380 w/meteo tfc.
(20/Jan/01) (MADX)
04584.0 ---:Hamburg meteo Germany 2052 29 Jan 01 RTTY 50 Baltic and North
sea wx (EB)
04610.0 GFA: Bracknell Meteo 1602 FAX/120/576 Sea surface temperatures.
Marginal quality due to path distortion.
(03/Feb/01) (KB)
04616.0 BMF: Taipei Meteo 2026 FAX/120/576 begin of chart; mostly
unreadable
in QRM; slightly better on 5250 kHz (02/Feb/01)
(KB)
04632.0 BARRANCA: Colombian Navy Training Base Barranquilla 0348 MIL-STD
188-141A clg CARMA: unid Colombian Navy.
Pagina 150
04632.0
04645.0
04700.0
04707.2
04721.0
WUN-v07
(4/Feb/01) (MADX)
INDEPEN3: Colombian Navy Corvette Independiente (Type
FS1500,CM-54) 0137 MIL-STD 188-141A clg
ATLANTICO:
Colombian Navy Atlantic Fleet HQ. (23/Jan/01)
(MADX)
Tallinn ATIS: 2256 USB, E, ATIS, Id (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
1KZSDKACA:POLISH KFOR ?LOC 2305 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng 1KZDJANKOVIC (15/Jan)(DW)
unid: 0034 arq-m2/200 rq & idle 2000-12-28 (WP3)
170035: C-5 87-0035 0855 ALE/USB Wkg CRO/AED/JNR in quick
succession (6 Feb) (SA).
240068:C-17 94-0068 1059 ALE/USB Sounds (14 Feb) (SA)
270047: aircraft AIR 1200 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding (17-02-01)
04721.0
04721.0
(AB)
04721.0 290060: C-17 99-0060 0411 ALE/USB Wkg OFF (8 Feb) (SA)
04721.0 571440: KC-135 57-1440 2200 ALE/USB Wkg 29-1191 C-17 89-1191
(10 Feb) (SA)
04721.0 E30: USAF E3 81-0005 0532 ALE/USB pp with RAVEN-24 via
ANDREWS. Call is ....KLING or ....KWING. (23 Jan)
(SA)
04721.0 E30: USAF E3 81-0005 0615 ALE/USB with personal pp 'phone home.
(23 Jan) (SA)
04724.0 OFFUTT: Two 28-char EAMs 0625 USB 2NVPKL & 2N2FUU both
simulcast 6739. (8 Feb) (BD)
04777,5 IMB: Roma Meteo 1730 FAX/120/576 200mb analysis. (11-02-01) (AB)
04777.5 IMB51: Rome Meteo 2050 FAX/120/576 EGRR "EURO SIGNIFICANT
WEATHER" slightly distorted (02/Feb/01) (KB)
04798.0 pres. G AF 1713 ARQ-E 85.7/175 encrypted msg. (10 Jan 01)(hpt)
04855.0 NRR: USAF Roosevelt Roads PTR 0856 FAX/120/576/R (but phasing in
N psn). Unid chart, few numbers on empty
background. Similar at
0800 (03/Feb/01) (KB)
04954.4 43C: United Kingdom 16.15 ARQ 43C appears to be a mailbox. 71B
retreiving messages from 29D and 97A. 21B is also
mentioned.
Messages are more like amateur and are of a
personal nature.
Thought it might be military cadets but 71b is a
school teacher
(04Jan01). (PT)
04955.0 43C: loc. un-id 16.26 ARQ Working un-id station, shuts down
almost
immediately (03Jan01).(PT)
05000.0 4XZ: Haifa Radio 1530 CW / ID repetly, why here? (18/Feb/2001)
(Argo
Sicily)
05000.0 BPM: SAO Lintong 2228 TS; cw ID, chin. ann (16 Febr. 01) (HPT)
05000.0 WWV: Ft. Collins TS 0630 AM tones audible on LSB; USB blocked by
YVTO (8 Feb) (KB)
05000.0 YVTO: Caracas TS 0617 AM/USB beeps & 2 x station id in SS, but no
more time announcements (8 Feb) (KB)
05063.0 : Prob Bundeswehr GER 0024 ARQ-E3/72/340 RQs only. (8 Feb) (RGA)
05072.0 ---: UNID 2044 CW Offline encrypt ending " =696 k" (18/Jan)(DW)
05077.5 FDG: Air Bordeaux F 002 RTTY/50/400 Bricks. (8 Feb) (RGA)
05085.0 : Unid Broadcast Feeder 0018 USB Interview on Israel problem.
Prob
VOA or AFN. (8 Feb) (RGA)
05085.0 WWFV: Global Radio, USA RTTY/45/??? Religious broadcast
(19 Jan) (AB)
05087.2 WWFV: GLOBAL RADIO COPPERHILL TN 2340 RTTY 45.5/R/170
Religious programming. (5085 - J2B - tones offset
2210Hz ("hi"
tones)) (17/Jan) (DW)
05097.0 CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 0015 RTTY/75/850 ZKRs. (8 Feb) (RGA)
05103.0 A25: Latvian MIL, LVA?, 2334 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling PAMATS
(19Jan01) (LDO)
05103.0 LIELVA: Latvian MIL, LVA?, 2334 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling A25
Pagina 151
05105.0 BLE:
05105.0 BLE:
05105.0 BVA:
05105.0 BVA:
05105.0 BVM:
05105.0 DKL:
05105.0 FCD:
05107.9 ---:
05120.0 OWC:
WUN-v07
(19Jan01) (LDO)
UK MIL ?LOC 1627 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(19/Jan)(DW)
UK MIL ?LOC 1721 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sends "C U
2morro" to BVA (19/Jan)(DW)
(19/Jan)(DW)
UK MIL ?LOC 1659 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng BLE,
includes "lololo" suggesting UK Mil. (19/Jan)(DW)
UK MIL ?LOC 1535 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding, also
at 1557z (19/Jan)(DW)
(19/Jan)(DW)
(19/Jan)(DW)
MOSCOW MET 1518 FAX 120/576/N/800 850mb analysis but centre
of label corrupted with ALE burst. Otherwise
fuzzy. Chart Europe/E
Russian/Med (19/Jan)(DW)
DAF ?LOC 1959 MIL.STD 110-141A ALE on USB. Clg
OWE/Karup. qrm fm Russian vocoder on 5118/usb.
(01/Feb)(DW)
Unid Danish Military 2100 ALE/USB Calls (corrupt). (24 Jan)
05120.0 OWC:
(RGA)
05120.0 OWE: DAF KARUP 2033 MIL.STD 110-141A ALE on usb. Clng OWP.
2052 clng OWK (01/Feb)(DW)
05120.0 OWF: Unid RDAF 1647 ALE/USB Calls OWD/Vaerlose. (2 Feb) (RGA)
05120.0 OWI: DAF AALBORG 2236 MIL.STD 110-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(01/Feb)(DW)
05120.0 OWP: DAF ?LOC 2036 MIL.STD 110-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(01/Feb)(DW)
05126.2 ---: UNID 2024 CW Weak, offline encrypted tfc (15/Feb)(DW)
(16 Jan) (AB)
05153.8 P: CISN KALININGRAD 2038 CW Single letter "P" hf beacond
(15/Feb)(DW)
05153.8 P: CISN KALININGRAD 2105 CW Single letter [P] hf beacon
(18/Jan) (DW)
(16 Jan) (AB)
05153.9 S: CISN ARKHANGELSK 2042 CW Single letter "S" hf beacon
(15/Feb)(DW)
05153.9 S: CISN ARKHANGELSK 2106 CW Single letter [S] hf beacon
(18/Jan) (DW)
05154.0 C: CISN MOSCOW 2043 CW Single letter "C" hf beacon. (15/Feb)(DW)
05154.0 C: CISN MOSCOW 2107 CW Single letter [C] hf beacon (18/Jan)(DW)
05190.0 DoD Cape: 2255 USB / working King One for STS-98 launch support.
(07Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
05190.0 DoD Cape: 2324 USB / wkg USS Robert G. Bradley after the STS-98
launch at 2313Z. (07Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
05190.0 DoD Cape: 2331 USB / working Cape Radio after the STS-98 launch
at
2313 UTC. (07Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
05190.0 UNID: UNID Mil? 2200 USB / YM repeat "461" many times, the read
numbers: "659-10 659-10 (23/Jan/2001) (Argo
Sicily)
05255.0 UNID: 1702 ITA-2 50/N/500 msg ry and *text* possibly // 5114 khz
(10 Jan 01) (hpt)
05259.5 UNID 1909 prob. Rtty 75/850 (09 Jan. 01)(HPT)
05336.0 AF2B: Lithuanian MIL, LTU, 1635 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc. to
AF7Q
(13Jan01) (LDO)
05336.0 AF7Q: Lithuanian MIL, LTU, 1634 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc. to
AF2B
(13Jan01) (LDO)
05343.0 KL3R: UNID 1448 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng TE3L
(15/Jan) (DW)
05343.0 KL3R: UNID 1855 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB. [TO] TE3L (?) [CMD]
Pagina 152
05343.0 TE3L: UNID
05343.0 TE3L: UNID
05343.0 TE3L: UNID
05343.0 Z51A: Prob
xmt
05344.0
05353.5
05353.5
05380.0
05388.5
05397.7
B:
WUN-v07
qtc nr001 /401.15/20/53/00 1.text_886_383_396 937
=S K" [THIS
WAS] KL3R (15/Jan)(DW)
(French Customs?) 0608 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng JURANET JTG (09/Feb) (CS)
1412 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB. (15/Jan)(DW)
1856 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. [TO] KL3R [FROM]
TE3L [CMD] qsl sk [THIS WAS] TE3L (15/Jan)(DW)
UK Cadet Force 1639 USB Wkg E49. Calls collective VY
E49 for radio check. No response. Then QSY to
freq RQ + 1 kHz to
avoid QRM. (6 Feb) (RGA)
: Unid 0421 BARRIE 7ch VFT 7x75/170. Pilot tone on
5344.560.(20/Jan/01) (MADX)
Un-ID 18.50 ARQ Sends selcal "XXXX" for nearly an hour then shuts
down (06Jan01). (PT)
EHK: JECOR Jerona 1930 SITOR-A/400 shift SelCall twbb(Barcelona),
msg, plain text to Barcelona(31 Jan. 01) (HPT)
FDI8: F AF Nice 1827 ITA-2, 50/R/400 ry, wharfs, 1830 off
(27 Jan 01)(HPT)
WF1: FBI Washington DC 0343 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(4/Feb/01) (MADX)
---: FF UNID ? 2138 ARQ/342 200/E/400 8rc. 2 chan tdm. Chans A:
betas. No app tfc thru 2328z (07/Feb)(DW)
05417.5 ---: GUARDIA CIVIL NET 2012 arq 100/I/400 Tfc in off line
encrypt. Ends
"si cfm con estos tres qsl pse" (15/Feb)(DW)
05442.2 HEC: Berne Radio 1800 SITOR-B, ID, tfc-list, also heard other
days at
20.00 and 22.00 UTC (16 Febr. 01) (HPT)
05450.0 MVU: RAF VOLMET 0704 USB w/aviation wx. (4/Feb/01) (MADX)
05479.7 ---: UNID 0831 CW Off line encrypted tfc at 25wpm (02/Feb)(DW)
05500.0 INDEPEN3: Colombian Navy Corvette Independiente (Type
FS1500,CM-54) 0259 MIL-STD 188-141A clg
ATLANTICO:
Colombian Navy Atlantic Fleet HQ. (23/Jan/01)
(MADX)
05505.0 EIP: Shannon Volmet 2247 USB Volmet (16 Febr. 01)(HPT)
05517.0 Addis Abeba Aero: 1745 USB E clg. Nairobi (20 Jan. 01) (HPT)
05517.0 Cairo Aero: 0111 USB E clg. Air France 340 (28 Jan 01)(HPT)
05517.0 Khartoum Aero: 0106 USB E wkg. Cairo Aero (28 Jan 01)(HPT)
05517.0 Mogadishu Aero: 0003 wkg. UNID a/c 082 pos. rpt. and Selcal check
AJFG (28 Jan 01) (HPT)
05517.0 Nairobi Aero: 0030 USB E wkg. Addis for Kenia 317 from Muscat to
Nairobi (28 Jan 01) (HPT)
05526.9 BAF6:
BEIJING MET
2110 FAX//120/576/N/800
Four chartlet
product. Upper air?. Fuzzy due m/path
(11/Feb)(DW)
05527.0 BFA6: Beijing Meteo CHN 2134 FAX/120/576 700hpa chart
(14-02-01)(AB)
05535.0 Speedbird: LDOC British Airways 0033 USB E wkg. Speedbird 2294
(29 Jan 01) (HPT)
05550.0 Delta 210: /2210/NY/Akers FL 370
05550.0 N2PG: /2235/NY/selcal (BF-E?) 12/28/00 (RP3)
05550.0 NRN: 334/2212/NY/with oceanic clearance to Valkenburg AB,
Netherlands.
05550.0 US Air 1996:/2207/NY/selcal (AQ-CG).
05589.0 LDOC El Al: 0017 USB Hebr. Wx for Djibouti, Bombay(02 Jan 01)
(hpt)
05589.0 LDOC El Al 2344 USB Hebrew wkg. a/c wx for Ben Gurion and Nairobi
(27 Jan 01) (HPT)
05601.0 Bombay Aero: 2229 USB E wkg. LH 759 pos. rpt. and Sel/ch,at 2229
and
LH 8493 Sel/ch AFKL 2231 (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
05616.0 GANDER: Wkg REACH 2509 0454 USB For Gander wx. (2 Feb) (RB)
Pagina 153
WUN-v07
05616.0 Gander Aero: 0228 USB E wkg. Northwest 36 pos. rpt.(07 Jan 01)
(HPT)
05616.0 Shanwick Aero: 2344 USB E wkg. United 944 pos. rpt. and Selcal
check
GHAP (22 Jan. 01) (HPT)
05649.0 GANDER: Wkg AIR FRANCE 5077 0455 USB w/posn report.
(2 Feb)(RB)
05649.0 Shanwick Aero 2043 USB E wkg. MNB 782 (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
05658.0 Bombay Aero: 2221 USB E wkg. Lufthansa 779 (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
05658.0 LUFTHANSA 8415: 2225 USB E clg. Muscat, no joy, probably at 2228
on
11300, signal too weak (22 Jan. 01) (HPT)
05658.0 THY70: A340 TC-JDJ? ERCD 2339 USB Wkg Karachi. (5 Feb) (DP)
05658.0 UAE69: B777 A6-EMI HMDR 2338 USB Wkg Melbourne. SingaporeDubai. (5 Feb) (DP)
05680.0 GFF: Kinloss Rescue 1825 USB E wkg. Sierra 125 (18.28), Sierra
128
(18.26), Sierra 131 (18.28) and Ny 177 (18.42)
(08 Jan 01) (HPT)
05696.0 6031: USCG HH-60J 0001 USB wkg CAMSLANT w/flight ops normal;
0ZM: unid USCG tactical 0001 USB wkg H5Z: unid
USCG vessel.
"We'll be with you on 8198" (CG Tactical Freq).
At 0004, H5Z wkg
NMN: CAMSLANT. From CAMSLANT: "This station's
ship-to-shore
request that you come up on SATCOM voice."
(2/Feb/01) (MADX)
05696.0 CAMSLANT: Relaying to 32 CHARLIE 0130 USB that OMAHA 549 is at
2000 feet with lights off. (32C is OPBAT assigned
HH-60 #6032;
OMAHA 549 isUS Customs Cessna 550 N12549). May be
worth
checking a few OPBAT freqs for additional
activity. (5 Feb) (RB)
05696.0 CG 6001: (H-60, CGAS Elizabeth City): 0504 USB w/Camslant
reporting
airborne from Elizabeth City enroute to Norfolk
VA to assist with
possible " bridge jumper." (28/DEC/00) (RP3)
05696.0 COAST GUARD 1790: HC-130 CG AirSta Sacramento Ca. 0414 USB Clg
CAMSPAC Point Reyes no joy in USB at 0411. At
0414 wkg Coast
Guard 1707 (HC-130 CGAS Kodiak, Alaska).(2 Feb)
(RB)
05696.0 Camslant Chesapeake: 2212 USB w/CG 40C (H-60 # 6040, CGAS
Clearwater) assuming radio guard. CG 40C passes
encoded position
report (27/DEC/00) (RP3)
05696.0 Camslant: 2232 USB w/CG 2114 (HU-25, ATC Mobile) in radio
checks.(27/EC/00) (RP3)
05696.0 GREYHAWK 02: (E-2C) 0200 USB wkg CAMSLANT Chesapeake for
transmitter checks on radios 1 & 2. (27 Jan) (RB)
05696.0 GROUP(?): Clg MOBILE BAY 0429 USB (Poss unid USCG Group) Poss
USCGCMobile Bay (WTGB-103), a Great Lakes
icebreaker. No joy,
too bad, rare to hear Great Lakes cutters on HF.
(2 Feb) (RB)
05696.0 NOJ, USCG CommSta Kodiak, Alaska at 0427 USB wkg the 1707
securing radio guard.(2 Feb) (RB)
05696.0 NOJ: CommSta Kodiak 0340 USB Wkg COAST GUARD 1708 for onscene status. (2 Feb) (RB)
05696.0 PANTHER 200: Wkg CHARLIE/HH-60 6041 0349 USB On-scene with
distressed vessel. 41C has swimmer deployed
assisting with pumps,
req 200 ck if the constable is going to monitor
Ch.16 all night. SHARK
19 (USCGC Confidence, WMEC-619) is 130 NM away.
Pagina 154
05707.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05708.0
05711.0
05711.0
STS-98
WUN-v07
App OPBAT
tasked units re-directed to this SAR. (2 Feb)
(RB)
523561: KC-135 62-3561 TANKER-1 (TANGO-1) 1146 ALE/USB Wkg
CRO ALE+VOICE REQ ALE HOW COPY (9 Feb) (SA)
160024:C-5 86-0024 1500 ALE/USB Wkg 16-0024 (15 Feb) (SA)
170035: USAF C-5 Galaxy 1455 ALE/USB Followed a voice contact
between Croughton and C-5/87-0035. (20 Jan) (SA)
20191: C-17 89-1191 0657 ALE/USB Sounds (12 Feb) (SA)
230603: C-17 93-0603 1852 ALE/USB Wkg 230603 (15 Feb) (SA)
240068: C-17 94-0068 1617 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with two failed ALE
initiated P.P.'s (11 Feb) (SA)
240068: C-17 94-0069 0535 ALE/USB Wkg ANDREWS. (30 Jan) (SA)
240068: Rch-V9 C-17 94-0068 1629 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE
initiated P.P. to [AMD]314496614 for WX at
RAMSTEIN for 1800
arrival (11 Feb) (SA)
240070: /C-17 94-0070 1729 ALE/USB Wkg CROUGHTON (30 Jan) (SA)
270043: C-17 97-0043 0753 ALE/USB Wkg 270043 +same for next 1.5
hours on various freqs (16 Feb) (SA)
290168: USAF C17/99-0168 1829 ALE/USB Voice contact followed with
Croughton. (20 Jan) (SA)
490434: REACH-G7 KC10/79-0434 0337 ALE/USB. Wkg PLA in
ALE+USB with ALE initiated radio check and pp
inbound/outbound
OMAN (United Arab Emirates???)(28 Jan) (SA)
490434: USAF KC10 490434 1824 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg PLA Lajes.
(26 Jan) (AB)
491946:Rch-254T KC-10 79-1946 0849 ALE USB Wkg ADW ALE
+VOICE in P.P. TO HILDA EAST waiting for WX
divert to RAMSTEIN
once again H.E. could not hear them (11 Feb) (SA)
571452: KC-135 57-1452 0719 ALE/USB Wkg 57-1452 (15 Feb) (SA)
ADW: Andrews AFB MD USA 0659 ALE/USB Wkg 291191 a C17
89-1191. This a/c was REACH 20R3 on log for 21
Jan. (23 Jan) (SA)
ADW: USAF Andrews USA 2152 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding
(27 Jan) (AB)
CRO: Croughton Relay G 0610 ALE/USB Calls PLA/Lajes AFB AZR.
(22 Jan) (SA)
GUA: USAF Andersen GUM 2015 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding (27 Jan)
(AB)
PLA: Lajes AFB AZR 0528 ALE/USB Calls JNR. 'LAJ HOW CY?
(23 Jan) (SA)
PLA: Wkg 160020 C-5 86-0020 1944 ALE/USB (2 Feb)(SA)
DoD: 2310 USB / working Liberty Star for STS-98 launch support.
DoD: 2313 USB / with the countdown (from nine seconds) of the
launch. (07Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
05765.0 AFRTS/AFN: US military HF feeder 1129 USB / with a rock music
countdown. // 6350.0 USB for a short time.
(21Jan.2001) (Midwest
USA)
05784.0 XPH: Polytone station RUS null msg 2120 AM (9 Jan) (AB)
05786.0 BATZ: R&S test from Batz/Bretagne, F, 0718 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A
calling HOUAT, at 1159 sending tfc. to HOUAT
using Rohde &
Schwarz 2400Bd burst PSK waveform (04Jan01) (LDO)
05786.0 GLENAN: R&S test from Glenan/Bretagne, F,0954 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A clng HOUAT (04Jan01) (LDO)
05786.0 MOLENE: FRENCH NET MOLENE 1013 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng GROIX (22/Jan)(DW)
05786.0 MOLENE: R&S test from Molene/Bretagne, F, 1053 USB/MIL-STD
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188-141A clng BATZ (04Jan01) (LDO)
ASI: UK NET ? ?LOC 2226 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(07/Feb)(DW)
KUW: UK NET ? ?KUWAIT 2230 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding (07/Feb)(DW)
PRI: UK NET ? ?LOC 2314 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(07/Feb)(DW)
DEFAULT:FAA ? ? LOC 2318 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(16/Jan)(DW)
FAADCA: FAA WASHINGTON DC 0035 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng FAAASO/College Park (17/Jan)(DW)
FAANY: NEW YORK ARTCC NY 2314 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB.
FAAZBW: BOSTON ARTCC MA 2317 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
FAAZID: INDIANAPOLIS ARTCC IN 2314 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding (16/Jan)(DW)
FAAZNY: New York ARTCC 0839 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Snd.
(10/Feb) (CS)
FAAZOB: Unid US FAA 0006 ALE/USB Sounds. (31 Jan) (RGA)
T12N: FAA ? ?LOC 2259 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Responds to
T42N (16/Jan)(DW)
T42N: FAA ? ?LOC 2259 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng T12N
(16/Jan)(DW)
06312.0 ---: GMDSS ALERT CHANNEL 0000 DSC 100/E/170 30 pkts in 9 hrs. 1
too corrupt, 7 illegals, 22 SAFETY/TEST. Coast
stations logged Lyngby, Portsmouth(CAMSLANT), Valencia
(27/Jan)(DW)
06316.0 LSD836: Buenos Aires Radio ARG 2359 ARQ/100/170 Marker. Weak. (10
Feb) (RGA)
06316.0 NMN: USCG Camslant 0014 cw, nmn + SITOR (27 Jan 01) (HPT)
06316.0 UFN: Novorossiisk Radio 0013 cw, ufn + SITOR (27 Jan 01)(HPT)
06318.5 SUH: Alexandria rdo 2140 CW id & ARQ tuning (06Jan01) (ML2)
06321.0 LZW: Varna Radio 0018 cw, de lzw lzw (27 Jan 01) (HPT)
06321.5 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 1719 cw, uiwkld + SITOR (27 Jan 01)(HPT)
06322.5 UDK2: Murmansk Radio 0023 de udk 2 + SITOR (27 Jan 01)(HPT)
06324.0 VCT: GW Tors Cove node 0026 cw vct + SITOR (27 Jan 01)(HPT)
06326.5 SAB: Goetheborg Radio 0027 cw, sab + SITOR (27 Jan 01)(HPT)
06329.5 VCT: GW Tors Cove node 0028 cw vct + SITOR (27 Jan 01)(HPT)
06329.5 VCT: Tors Cove Radio 2052 cw ID, SITOR (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
06330.0 LZW: Varna Radio 0030 cw, de lzw lzw (27 Jan 01) (HPT)
06330.0 LZW34: Varna Radio 2053 cw, ID (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
06330.5 8PO: Barbados Radio 2055 cw ID, SITOR (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
06340,5 NMF: USCG Boston USA 2203 FAX/120/576 Chart (11-02-01) (AB)
06348.0 FUE: F Ny Brest 1729 ITA-2, 150/R/850 ry, testing(27 Jan 01)
(HPT)
06358.0 PBC: Ny Goeree 1752 ITA-2, 75/R/850 channel mrk.(27 Jan 01) (HPT)
06378.0 4XZ: Israeli Navy Haifa 0424 CW w/call tape. (20/Jan/01) (MADX)
06379.0 4XZ: Ny Haifa 0036 vvv (27 Jan 01) (HPT)
06384.5 CKN: CANFORCE Victoria, BC, CAN 1145 RTTY 75/850 NAWS DE CKN
ZKR F1 2386 4161 6245 8303 12392 16555 22185 AR
(29/Jan/2001) (nr0d)
06389.0 CTP: Portuguese Navy Oeiras 0337 RTTY/75/810 w/call
tape.(20/Jan/01)
(MADX)
06390.0 AQP2: Ny Karachi 0040 vvv de aqp2/4 (27 Jan 01) (HPT)
06418.1 VTP5: IN Vishakhapatnam IND 2355 CW 4LGs to warships.
(10 Feb) (RGA)
06458.5 AFRTS/AFN: US military HF feeder 2350 USB / with live
play-by-play
coverage of Super Bowl XXXV. (28Jan.2001)
(Midwest USA)
06465.0 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 2030 cw cq qs(s?) and navarea msgs(daily
sced)
(07 Jan 01) (HPT)
06467.0 LFI: Rogaland Radio 2013 cw ID, SITOR, (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
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VTG5: IN Bombay IND 2344 CW 4LGs to warships. (10 Feb) (RGA)
VTG5: Ny Mumbay 2009 cw, vvv vtg 4/5/6/7 (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
CLA: Havana Radio 0554 CW w/call tape. (20/Jan/01) (MADX)
CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 2337 RTTY/75/780 US airfields wx
(10 Feb) (RGA)
06501.0 CAMSLANT CHESAPEAK: Clg S4C 0640 USB Asks "is your receiving
equipment up?" then, in exasperation, telling S4C
to "advise of
equipment problems in the future before you
switch frequencies". All
while the recorded weather statement continued at
near-equal
loudness in the background. (8 Feb) (BD)
06507.0 YQI: Constanta Radio 1833 USB Roumanian, wkg. vessel, ID
(18 Jan 01) (HPT)
06513.0 Several Russian MVs 0621 USB wkg unid coast station in RR. Each
MV
reported fuel status and conducted misc comms
servicing. Coast
Station is located in European-Russia w/greetings
being "good
morning." Vessel names include Olympiad, poss
Kapitan Metrochkin,
and others. (4/Feb/01) (MADX)
06556.0 Colombo Aero: 1952 USB E clg. Malaysian a/c (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
06577.0 Am Trans 8780:/2354/NY/Holma FL 350
06577.0 American 1270: /0019/NY/Kraft FL 280
06577.0 American 1270: /2351/NY/selcal BP-DL
06577.0 American 1965: /0004/NY/selcal LM-PR
06577.0 American 586: /0003/NY/selcal AL-PQ
06577.0 American 586: /0018/NY/Kraft FL 310
06577.0 American 935:/0009/NY/selcal JK-EF
06577.0 Elite 480:/2352/NY/Kraft FL 300
06577.0 French Line 349: /2350/NY/24N-60W FL 310
06577.0 Lufthansa 445/2347/NY/Creeq FL 330
06577.0 N180GC: /0008/NY/Grann FL 390
06577.0 N183PA: /2345/NY/34N-66W FL 250 selcal EG-AF. Changes altitude
several times due to heavy turbulence 01/02/00
(RP3)
06577.0 N535QS: /0002/NY/Pisax FL 370. 01/03/00 (RP3)
06577.0 North American 1965: /0017/NY/Sarje FL 310
06577.0 TWA 21: /00014/NY/Holma FL 390
06577.0 TWA 28: /2354/NY/selcal DH-FK
06577.0 TWA 89: /0023/NY/Gabes FL 310
06586.0 New York Aero: 2334 USB E wkg. Swissair 117 pos. rpt. and
Selcal/ch
RSCQ (27 Jan 01) (HPT)
06604.0 VFG: Gander VOLMET 0355 USB w/aviation wx. (20/Jan/01) (MADX)
06617.0 KIEV VOLMET 0652 USB w/aviation wx in RR. (4/Feb/01) (MADX)
06628.0 CSY: Santa Maria Aero 0217 USB E wkg. UNID a/c 441 pos. rpt.
(07 Jan01) (HPT)
06628.0 New York Aero: 0057 USB E wkg. Air France 3527 Selcall check
(07 Jan 01) (HPT)
06628.0 SANTA MARIA: AZR 0517 USB wkg West India 900 w/posn, 34N/40W
0511, FL 220, 40N/30W est at 0615, 45N/20W next,
fuel 98.7, temp
-50, wind 215/85. Selcal ck HMFK. (2 Feb) (RB)
06637.0 Miami Aero: 0043 USB E wkg. Giant 56 (18 Feb. 01) (HPT)
06676.0 Bangkok Volmet 1940 USB E ID Volmet (08 Jan 01) (HPT)
06676.0 SYDNEY VOLMET: Sydney NSW AUS 1830 SSB Australian Airfields Wx
actuals. Good signal into Europe. (10 Feb) (RGA)
06676.0 VJN385: Sydney Volmet 1600 USB E Volmet (10 Jan 01) (hpt)
06679.0 Hongkong Volmet: 2315 USB E Volmet (17 Febr. 01) (HPT)
06693.0 07H/ICM: US-NY Naples?, I 0036, USB/16+39-TONE PSK MODEM, no
400 Hz doppler, KY-99 encrypted speech, radio check tfc.
to S4JG,
strong signal but lousy audio quality as usual
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(18Feb01)(LDO)
06693.0 3IZ: E-NY or GRC-NY maritime patrol aircraft, 0311, USB tfc. to
ICM re.
failure of VHF gear, req. Sigonella tower to
conduct all comms on
UHF during approach, DOGFISH 2001 related tfc.
(18Feb01) (LDO)
06693.0 I6I: US-NY maritime patrol aircraft, 1539, USB radio check tfc.to
ICM,opsnormal(18Feb01)(LDO)
06693.0 K2Q: CAN-NY maritime patrol aircraft, 0350, USB tfc. to ICM re.
the
relaying of tfc. from CSS to submarine ITS3 on
UHF
(18Feb01) (LDO)
06693.0 R0X: HOL-NY maritime patrol aircraft, 1335, USB tfc. to ICM re.
ETA at
Sigonella (18Feb01) (LDO)
06693.0 S4JG: US-NY maritime patrol aircraft, 0036, USB/16+39-TONE PSK
MODEM, no 400 Hz doppler, KY-99 encrypted speech,
radio check
tfc. to ICM/07H (18Feb01)(LDO)
06693.0 SA183: US-NY maritime patrol aircraft, 1550 USB/16+39-TONE PSK
MODEM, no 400 Hz doppler, KY-99 encrypted speech,
radio check
tfc. to ICM (18Feb01)(LDO)
06697.0 CURLY TOP: EAM Bcast 0614 USB 2N3HHB. H+14/h+44 activity.
(15 Feb) (JH)
06697.0 MEMORIZE: EAM Bcast 0715 USB BWXLHE. H+14/h+44 activity.
(22 Jan) (JH)
06708.0 PLA: USAF Lajes AZR 2110 MIL-STD 188-141A clg CRO CSF and
Croughton in voice for radio check (28-01-01)
(AB)
06712.0 LAJES(?): EAM Bcast 0451 USB Rebroadcast of 2NNRF4. No Spanishspeaking stations heard. (6 Feb) (BD)
0672.1
240070: Rch-4070 C-17 94-0070 1154 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE
with ALE initiated P.P. to ALTUS for Maintenance
Ops. Holding over
Germany with Anti-Icing problem, right Manifold
failed, causing an
icing problem with No 1 engine, low on fuel (ran
out of recording time).
(17 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 150005: C-5 85-0005 1527 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE initiated
P.P.broken/unreadable (2 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 160024:Rch-6023 C-5 86-0023/4 0925 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+ VOICE
in ALE initiated P.P. to HILDA EAST with the same
result as the
above reports . also on 11226. A/C sending 160024
in ALE but using
Rch-6023 as callsign (11 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 170028: C-5 87-0028 0236 ALE/USB Wkg GTL (12 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 170029: C-5 87-0029 0419 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (3 Feb)(SA)
06721.0 170031: C-5 87-0031 1039 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (11 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 200534: Rch-199 C-17 90-0534 1840 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE
P.P. TO ??? Arrive Ramstein 1830 (14 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 223292: C-17 92-3292 0519 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (12 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 223294: C-17 92-3294 0825 ALE/USB Wkg CRO in ALE+USB with ALE
initiated P.P. to AMC for signal check and
Ramstein Wx.
(31 Jan) (SA)
06721.0 270044 S-17 97-0044 0019 ALE/USB Sounds (11 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 270047: C-17 97-0047 1051 ALE/USB Wkg TAG also CRO,AED, PLA
various freqs over last three hours (17 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 270047: C-17 970047 0858 ALE/USB Wkg PLA (10 Feb) (SA)
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06721.0 280049: C-17 98-0049 1412 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE + VOICE pass
arrival time of 1645Z to BIKF(Keflavik)+P.P to
Mildenhall metro for WX
at arrival time (6 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 291191: C-17 89-1191 2210 ALE/USB with ALLCALL (10 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 430075: CACTI-02 Selcall AG-TJ KC-10 83-0075 0611 ALE/USB Wkg
PLA in ALE+VOICE for P.P. to Mildenhall AMC
answered by Banter,
arrival time of 0855,asking if there is work for
them, told to contact
AMC on 370.950 UHF when within range (12 Feb)
(SA)
06721.0 450033:Rch-G7 KC-10 85-0033 0244 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE
for P.P. to DSN318461053 for WX FOR ??? AT 4:45
(11 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 490434: KC10 79-0434 2133 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 9025 (27 Jan)
(SA)
06721.0 491713: KC-10 79-1713 0752 ALE/USB Wkg MCC (1 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 491948: KC-10 79-1948 0904 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE lost in
noise(8 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 860013: C-5 86-0013 1454 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE with ALE
initiated p.p. to AMCC for radio check and relay
to ??, leaving
Mildenhall in half an hour (17 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 ADW: Andrews AFB MD USA 1800 USB Calls 491947 a KC10A Extender
79-1947. (21 Jan) (SA)
06721.0 ADW: USAF Andrews USA 0018 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding.
(28 Jan) (AB)
06721.0 CRO: Croughton Relay Stn G 1214 ALE/USB Calls MCC/McClellan.
(23 Jan) (SA)
06721.0 CRO: USAF Croughton G 1140 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding.
(28 Jan) (AB)
06721.0 CRO: USAF Croughton G 2112 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg ELM Elmendorf
(28 Jan) (AB)
06721.0 GTL: 0907 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for radio check
(16 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 JNR: USAF Roosevelt Roads PTR 0043 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding.
(27 Jan) (AB)
06721.0 JTY: USAF Yokota J 2019 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding (15-02-01) (AB)
06721.0 OFF: USAF Offutt USA 0925 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding.
(27 Jan) (AB)
06721.0 PLA: 1758 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for radio check and read
back(6 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 PLA: Wkg 440185/KC-10 84-0185 0526 ALE/USB (31 Jan) (SA)
06721.0 PLA: Wkg CRO 1821 ALE/USB with ALE initiated radio check
(1 Feb) (SA)
06729.0 SPADA03: UNID Italian MIL, I, 0653 USB, radio check to VESPA,
SPADA03=airborne (03Feb01) (LDO)
06729.0 VESPA: UNID Italian MIL, I, 0653 USB, radio check tfc. to SPADA03
(03Feb01) (LDO)
06739.0 ANDREWS: 28-char EAM 0558 USB JY3EJH simulcast by HICKAM at
0559z.(31 Jan) (BD)
06739.0 ANDREWS: Clg MAINSAIL 0442 USB 28-char EAM 2NNRF4 repeated
twice. Echod 6712. (6 Feb) (BD)
06739.0 ANDREWS: Clg MAINSAIL 0610 USB Then bcasts a 22-char EAM
JY7G4K simulcast by HICKAM and ELMENDORF. (31
Jan) (BD)
06739.0 ANDREWS: Clg MAINSAIL 0614 USB Then bcasts a 22-char EAM
JYAZ23 simulcast by HICKAM at 0617z and ELMENDORF
at 0616z.
(31 Jan) (BD)
06739.0 ANDREWS: EAM Bcast? 0812 USB GMNBJD, then advising to
"disregard" only to repeat the message a few
seconds later with no
other characters. Same being simulcast
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immediately afterward by
another [unheard/unid] station. (31 Jan) (BD)
HICKAM(?): 3-char SKYKING Msg 0804 USB 'CCS' with timestamp 04
and authentication NI. (31 Jan) (BD)
MCCLELLAN: EAM Bcast 0450 USB Rebroadcasts ANDREWS' 2NNRF4
EAM. (6 Feb) (BD)
OFFUTT: 28-char EAM 0601 USB JYD6Z6 followed immediately by a
repeat of ANDREWS JY3EJH. (31 Jan) (BD)
PUERTO RICO: 28-char EAM 0722 USB 2NFVZS repeated twice.
(15 Feb) (BD)
PUERTO RICO: EAM Bcast 0619 USB Repeats ANDREWS EAM
JYAZ23. Simulcast by ELMENDORF. (31 Jan) (BD)
BATZ: R&S test from Batz/Bretagne, F, 0718 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A
calling HOUAT (04Jan01) (LDO)
GLENAN: R&S test from Glenan/Bretagne, F,1053 USB/MIL-STD
MOLENE: FRENCH NET MOLENE 1009 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
MOLENE: R&S test from Molene/Bretagne, F, 1053 USB/MIL-STD
MVNHF424: unid US Army Corp of Engineers 0133 MIL-STD
188-141Aw/sounding call.(23/Jan/01) (MADX)
ICI03: MRSC Fiumichino 0730 USB E/I r/ch with COMPAMARE Termoli
(19 Feb. 01)(HPT)
ICI08: MRSC Ravenna 0725 USB I clg. ICI
ICI12: MRSC Palermo 0734 USB I/E R/ch with ICI 08 (19 Feb.
06815.0
06815.0
01)(HPT)
06815.0 ICI: MRSC Rome 0730 USB I/E r/ch with IGUT (19 Feb. 01)(HPT)
06815.0 Compamare Mostessa: (or Molfetta)?? 0743 E/I r/ch with Compamare
Mafredonia (0743), Compamare Termoli (0744) ICI02
(0745), NA1
(0746) (18 Jan 01) (HPT)
06815.0 ICI03: MRSC Fiumichino 0731 USB E/I r/ch with ICI(18 Jan 01)
(HPT)
06817.5 FDG: F AF Bordeaux 1440 cw vvv (10 Jan 01) (hpt)
06840.0 NCZ: UNID: 2120 cw, vvv f2M de ncz (not sure about the letter
"c", rather
weak signal), 2123 off (23 Jan 01)(HPT)
06845.0 HSP: unid British Mil 0314 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(4/Feb/01) (MADX)
06865.0 FDG: French Air Force Bordeaux 0612 RTTY/50/400 w/voyez le brick
call
tape. (28/Jan/01) (MADX)
06887.0 no-call: Austrian diplo?, 0911 USB/DASA(EADS) FARCOS 1800Bd burst
PSK system, 2 stations(05Jan01)(LDO)
06908.2 UNID: French Forces (loc?) 0523 ARQ-E3/200/400 idle.
(20/Jan/01)(MADX)
06912.0 FDI8: Air Nice F 1826 CW Marker. (10 Feb) (RGA)
06918.0 4XZ: Navy Haifa ISR CW 0520 w/CQ marker. (2 Feb) (RB)
06924.0 XPH: Polytone station RUS null msg 2100 AM (9 Jan) (AB)
06959.0 Lincolnshire Poacher 2006 USB melody & numbers (01 Jan 01) (hpt)
06980.0 S00: Swedish MFA 0612 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(20/Jan/01) (MADX)
06982.0 unid: 0028 arq-e/184.7 2000-12-28 (WP3)
06990.0 FDG: French Air Force Bordeaux 0405 BAUDOT 50/380 w/voyez le
brick
test tape. (4/Feb/01) (MADX)
06999.0 AEM1LC: Unid MARS-Station 0950 USB Complains abt data burst on
same freq. ( 21/Jan/2001) (ALB)
(16 Jan) (AB)
`
(16 Jan) (AB)
07039.0 MX: Russian navy Moscow RUS 0005 CW Cluster beacon C
(11-02-01) (AB)
07090.5 UNID: 0518 UNID 150/64 Narrow! (Dec. 1 00)(PLOO)
07348.0 WGY910: FEMA 1707 USB / working WGY920. (14Feb.2001)
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(Midwest USA)
XPH: Polytone station RUS msg 2110 AM (19 Jan) (AB)
BATZ: R&S test from Batz/Bretagne, F, 0736 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A
calling HOUAT, at 1154 sending tfc. to HOUAT
using Rohde &
GLENAN: R&S test from Glenan/Bretagne, F,0952 USB/MIL-STD
HOUAT: R&S test from Houat/Bretagne, F, 1154 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/Rohde & Schwarz 2400 Bd burst PSK
waveform
(04Jan01) (LDO)
HOUAT: R&S test from Houat/Bretagne, F, 1159 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/Rohde & Schwarz 2400 Bd burst PSK
waveform
(04Jan01) (LDO)
MOLENE: FRENCH NET MOLENE 1016 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
MOLENE: R&S test from Molene/Bretagne, F, 1053 USB/MIL-STD
FDY: AF Orleans 1322 ITA-2 50/R/400 ry, bricks (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
AXI33: DARWIN MET 2117 FAX 120/576/N/800 End of chart. Fuzzy.
2120z tropical wind analysis. Listed 500hPa, lbel
looks like 300.
(28/Jan)(DW)
BASE0: Unid Turkish Military 2347 ALE/USB Sounds. (30 Jan) (RGA)
1KZDJANKOVIC:POLISH KFOR ?LOC 2300 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng OPERACYJNYPKW (15/Jan)(DW)
160021:C-5 86-0021 1933 ALE/USB Sounds various freqs (17 Feb)
07621.0
(SA)
07625.0 HZN47: Jeddah Meteo SDA 1807 RTTY/100/790 SMIE01 EIDB 101200.
(10 Feb) (RGA)
07632.0 160021: Aircraft AIR 1932 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding (17-02-01)
(AB)
07632.0 160022: C-5 86-0022 1445 ALE/USB Sounds various freqs (1 Feb)(SA)
07632.0 170045: C-5 87-0045 0230 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 6721.
(28 Jan)(SA)
07632.0 230604: Rch-3604 C-17 93-0604 2318 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE
initiated P.P. ADW broken/unreadable tried again
with another P.P.
same result.(1Feb) (SA)
07632.0 250107 C-17 95-0107 2105 ALE/USB Sounds (7 Feb) (SA)
07632.0 250107 C-17 95-0107 2130 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ALE+VOICE comms
lost in noise [AMD] ALE DE HOW COPY (7 Feb) (SA)
07632.0 270047: C-17 97-0047 1024 ALE/USB Wkg PLA (8 Feb) (SA)
07632.0 280054: C-17 98-0054 2328 ALE/USB Wkg JDG (8 Feb) (SA)
07632.0 360190: C-141 66-0190?? 0405 ALE/USB Sounds. Second time I have
logged this ALE callsign I was told previously
that C-141's may not
have ALE capability (14 Feb) (SA)
07632.0 460035: KC-10 86-0035 1433 ALE/USB Sounds (13 Feb) (SA)
07632.0 470122:KC-10 87-0122 0641 ALE/USB Sounds (16 Feb) (SA)
07632.0 510304: KC-135 61-0304 0633 ALE/USB Sounds (31 Jan) (SA)
07632.0 571475: KC-135 57-1475 1418 ALE/USB Wkg 571475 Again a KC-135
apparently working himself (7 Feb) (SA)
07635.0 ATEF: UNID, ALG? 1545 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling "MALEK"
(10Feb01) (LDO)
07635.0 Head Cap 45: (CAP National Hqs-Net Control): 2216 USB w/Hill Cap
49
(West Virginia CAP); (2/JAN/01) (RP3)
07635.2 CC: UNID Saudi Arabian?, ARS? 1606 ARQ-E-46.15Bd/170Hz shift,
ATU-70 tfc. on [PXA] circuit. (11Feb01) (LDO)
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07636.5 CC: UNID Saudi Arabian?, ARS? 1630 BAUDOT 50Bd/170Hz shift op
chat in broken English to "XPA", engineers
channel for 46.15 Bd
ARQ-E outlet on 7635.2 kHz, timezone UTC +3 hrs,
QRT/QSY at
16:36UTC (11Feb01) (LDO)
07646.0 DDH7: pres. DWD Pinneberg Meteo 1051 ITA-2 50/R/450 synopt. wx,
no
ID (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
07654.0 CIS-System 1521 81/200 (31 Jan. 01) (HPT)
07656.2 XHE: UNID Saudi Arabian?, ARS? 1702 ARQ-E-46.15 Bd/170Hz shift,
ATU-70 tfc. on [PXA] circuit,timezone UTC +3 hrs
(04Feb01) (LDO)
07656.2 kHz, timezone UTC +3 hrs, QRT at 17:49UTC(04Feb01) (LDO)
07657.5 XHE: UNID Saudi Arabian?, ARS? 1725 BAUDOT 50Bd/170Hz shift op
chat in broken English to "CB", engineers channel
for 46.15 Bd ARQE outlet on 07657.5 XHE: UNID Saudi Arabian?,
ARS? 1725
BAUDOT 50Bd/170Hz shift op chat in broken English
to "CB",
engineers channel for 46.15 Bd ARQ-E outlet on
7656.2 kHz, timezone UTC +3 hrs, QRT at 17:49UTC
(04Feb01) (LDO)
07659.0 MFA Berne: 1630 SITOR-A msgs (5-fig-groups) to various embassies
(17 Jan 01) (HPT)
using ECCM mode, strong signals (04Jan01)(LDO)
using ECCM mode, strong signals(04Jan01)(LDO)
07667.7 Prob. MFA Cairo: 1620 SITOR-A selcal TVVM (01 Feb. 01)(HPT)
07670.0 ---: UNID 0728 FAX 60/576/N/800 Weak met chart. Looks like
analysis
with synoptic obs, area undetermined.
Deterioration after 0750z (abt
halfway pnt) with qrm. (24/Jan)(DW)
07670.0 : Unid 0125 FAX/60/576 Too weak for details. (1 Feb) (KB)
07671.5 FDG: FAF BORDEAUX 0802 RTTY 50/R/850 Marker "Test2FDG voyez le
brick figs ry's". All sent w/o word spacing
(25/Jan)(DW)
07668.0 8BY: F Intel 1856 cw, vvv mrk (01 Feb. 01) (HPT)
07678.5 MFA Berne: 1503 SITOR-A msgs (5-fig-groups) to various embassies
(17 Jan 01) (HPT)
07685.5 NNN0MDC: HQ USN/MC MARS Washington DC 1815 PACTOR-II
100/200 clg NNN0CES: unid USCGC, NNN0CNY: USCGC
Campbell,
NNN0CEQ: USCGC Harriet Lane, and NNN0CXS: USCGC
Dallas.
Into short PACTOR II tfc at 1818 and 1819. At
1817, clg NNN0CMV:
USCGC Tampa, NNN0CYU: USCGC Vigilant, NNN0CNW:
unid
USCGC, and NNN0CFA unid USCGC, and NNN0CES: unid
USCGC. All calls shortened to six characters
(NN0LLL). (3/Feb/01)
(MADX)
07697.0 CIS-System: 1508 81/500 (17 Jan 01) (HPT)
07708.0 CC13: GABON RLWYS ?LOC 1528 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
07708.0 MBOUNGOU:GABON RLWYS MBOUNGOU 2025 MIL.STD 188-141A
ALE on usb. Sounding (13/Jan)(DW)
07708.0 MILOLE: GABON RLWYS MILOLE 2057 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding. (13/Jan)(DW)
07708.0 MOANDA: GABON RLWYS MOANDA 2046 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
07708.0 PCOWENDO:GABON RLWYS PCOWENDO 2030 MIL.STD 188-141A
ALE on usb. Sounding. 2113z clng CC16
(13/Jan)(DW)
Pagina 162
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07728.7 Tarhaouhaout: Algeria 19.50 FEC 5-lg tfc from TARAHAHOUT to
TAMARASSET, presumably Tamanrasset, and vice
versa. Selcal for
Tamanrasset is SRTM and op chat is in FF
(23Dec00). (PT)
40Bd/10Bd, offline crypto to Belgrade, 5LGs after
11177 00132
(11Feb01) (LDO)
07753.0 0000: MOROCCAN ARMY ?LOC 1854 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
07753.0 2222: MOROCCAN ARMY ?LOC 1934 MIL.STD 188-141 ALE on usb.
07753.0 2222: Moroccan Army Net 2 2041 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 7966.
(22 Jan) (RGA)
07753.0 2222: Moroccan Army Net 2 2041 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 7966.
(22 Jan) (RGA)
07753.0 3333: MOROCCAN ARMY ?LOC 1935 MIL.STD 188-141 ALE on USB.
07754.5 no-call: UNID, USA?, 0632 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem
with bursty tfc.,2 stations interacting (02Feb01)
(LDO)
07780.0 AS5: UNID, 1544 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A clg NAK (02Jan01) (LDO)
07780.0 BB1: UNID, 1524 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A clg BB2 (02Jan01) (LDO)
07780.0 BB2: UNID, 1524 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A clg BB1 (02Jan01) (LDO)
07780.0 NAK: UNID, 1544 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A clg AS5 (02Jan01) (LDO)
07800.0 BXD33: Chinese net 0058 CW Wkd with BXD56, BXD57, BXD72,
BXD73...74, 75, 76. (1 Feb) (IB)
07805.0 no-call: UNID RUS-MIL, 1150 USB/CIS-1200 Bd serial tone modem +
CIS
12-tone PSK modem,(03Feb01) (LDO)
07805.0 no-call: UNID RUS-MIL, 1150 USB/CIS-1200 Bdserial tone modem +
CIS
12-tone PSK modem,(03Feb01) (LDO)
07814.0 no-call: German AF net, 1728 USB/EADS-MAHRS 2400Bd burst PSK
system, heavy tfc. using modified STANAG 4285
waveform
(28Jan01)(LDO)
07815.0 52B: UNID Danish MIL, 1731 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling D31
(28Jan01) (LDO)
07815.0 no-call: German AF net, 1758 USB/EADS-MAHRS 2400Bd burst PSK
system, occasional bursts using modif. STANAG
4285 (28Jan01)
(LDO)
07831.0 DESSICANT: EAM Bcast 1904 USB 2N65S5 simulcast 8992 & 11244.
(9 Feb) (JH)
07831.5 5ST: ANTANARIVO AIR 2200 ARQ/E3 48/I/400 100hz high. 8rc. Poor
sync but svc at 2207z cct [TNC] txt unreadable.
2211z slow transfer,
fmmmyfyx/Antananarivo mentioned. 2217z nxt svc
slow corrupt.
(28/Jan)(DW)
07834.5 FDC: F AF Metz 1049 cw, vvv (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
online crypto/modified protocol, many repetitions
(03Jan01)(LDO)
07858.5 Turkish MIL, 0916 USB/MARCONI 25-TONE PSK MODEM, occ. tfc. using
ECCM mode (02Jan01)(LDO)
07860.0 :Unid 0107 CW 5FGs? (24 Jan) (IB)
07871.2 VL8IPS: IPS Beacon Darwin, AUS, 1443 FSK/CW, ITU HF
Field-Strength
measurement campaign, back after a longer period
Pagina 163
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of absence
(14Jan01) (LDO)
07878.2 ---:Hamburg Meteo Germany 1912 28 Jan 01 FAX 120/576 European wx
picture marked BODENDRUCK GME (HPA) (EB)
07880.0 ---: UNID 2223 CW Tfc in offline encrypt w/accentuated ltrs. Slow
cw. Tfc
then in fig grps, various lengths. (28/Jan)(DW)
07880.0 DDK3: Hamburg Meteo D FAX/120/576 Test chart (11-02-01) (AB)
07886.9 Turkish MIL, 1532 USB/MARCONI 25-TONE PSK MODEM, occ. tfc. using
ECCM mode (02Jan01)(LDO)
07890.0 001: UNID MIL, 0635 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A App.
B 39-tone modem tfc., long interleaving, tfc. to
002 (03Feb01) (LDO)
001 (03Feb01) (LDO)
07907.0 : Murmansk Meteo 1940 FAX/120/576/R Chart after 12 min bar
pattern.
Misaligned scanner; only few black spots on
strong slant (running
fast) (1 Feb) (KB)
07914.9 : Unid 0150 MFSK16 (Assumed). No copy. (12 Feb) (AD)
07915.0 various: USAF MARS net, USA, 0006 SITOR-B/100Bd/170Hz, calls
monitored:AFA1FP/AFA1DA/AFA4IK/AFA1JN/AFA2QG/AFA4
FJ/
AFA2BA, exchanging a lot of "chit-chat" (07Jan01)
(LDO)
07919.0 AJK: USAF Ramstein (Metaphore): 1358 USB, E wkg. a/c(sounded like
TURKEY 102) (02 Feb. 01) (HPT)
07930.0 ADS: Ethiopian PTT Addis Abeba, ETH, 2254 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
sounding (19Feb01) (LDO)
07930.0 AN1: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station, ETH, 1941 LSB/MIL-STD
188-141A, sounding (18Feb01) (LDO)
07930.0 DM1: Ethiopian PTT Debre Markos?, ETH, 1842 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
calling SHO (18Feb01) (LDO)
07930.0 KLA: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station, ETH, 1740 LSB!/MIL-STD
188-141A/RACAL MSM-1250, tfc. to ADS (18Feb01)
(LDO)
07930.0 KLA: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station, ETH, 1837 USB!/MIL-STD
188-141A/RACAL HSM 2400Bd STANAG 4285 based ARQ
system,
tfc. to ADS (18Feb01) (LDO)
07930.0 OMO: Ethiopian PTT North or South Omo region, ETH, 2020
LSB!/MILSTD 188-141A, sounding (19Feb01) (LDO)
07930.0 OMO: Ethiopian PTT North or South Omo region, ETH, 1909 USB/MILSTD 188-141A, sounding (19Feb01) (LDO)
07930.0 OMO: Ethiopian PTT North or South Omo region, ETH, 1909 USB/MILSTD 188-141A, sounding (19Feb01) (LDO)
07930.0 OMO: Ethiopian PTT North or South Omo region, ETH, 2020 LSB!/MILSTD 188-141A, sounding (19Feb01) (LDO)
07930.0 SHO: Ethiopian PTT East or North Shoa region, ETH, 1914
USB/MIL-STD
07930.0 TYA: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station, ETH, 2020 LSB/MIL-STD
07934.5 R02: UNID MIL, 0955 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serialtone modem, tfc. to R04 (03Feb01) (LDO)
07934.5 R04: UNID MIL, 0955 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serialtone modem, tfc. to R02 (03Feb01) (LDO)
07934.5 R04: UNID MIL, 0955 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serialtone modem, tfc. to R02(03Feb01) (LDO)
07952.0 no-call: Spanish MIL, E, 2020 USB, scrambled tfc., using
scrambler with 2x
120Bd FSK synch burst (02Feb01)(LDO)
07954.8 IWWG: UNID YUG-MIL, YUG, 1546 BAUDOT 75Bd/300Hz,op chat to
S53N and IEFO (04Feb01) (LDO)
07956.5 NK: UNID NGO in Albania or Kosovo, 0717 USB/CODAN-100Bd, tfc. to
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"OSCARBASE (08Feb01) (LDO)
07956.5 OSCARBASE: UNID NGO in Albania or Kosovo, 0717
USB/CODAN-100Bd, tfc. to "NK" (08Feb01) (LDO)
07960.0 no-call: UNID, 0748 USB/Rohde & Schwarz 2400Bd burst PSK system,
strong signals (03Jan01)(LDO)
07966.0 3333: Moroccan Army Net 2 2346 ALE/USB Sounds. (30 Jan) (RGA)
07966.0 5555: Moroccan Army Net 2 1649 ALE/USB Sounds. (9 Feb) (RGA)
07967.0 XPH: Polytone station RUS 2100 AM Null message (09-02-01) (AB)
07978.0 SIRDS: Latvian MIL, LVA?, 1232 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding,
SIRDS = Latvian for "heart" (05Jan01) (LDO)
07983.0 FF: 2300 ARQ-E 72/400 [uaf](Nov 1 00)(PLOO)
07987.7 : Unid 0210 PACTOR A lot of traffic but can't make heads or
tails of it.
Here's a sample: ANOMA (x5). YAWoeoeoe.
BRRoeoeoe.
PARoeoeoe. MARoeoeoe. DVHoeoeoe. (12 Feb) (AD)
07988.0 ---:French Mil/Air France 1902 28 Jan 01 RTTY 050 callband
JEXAMINE
etc OTA 1903 (EB)
07990.0 BGA: Angolan MOI Benguela province, AGL, 1905USB/MIL-STD
188-141A sounding (07Jan01) (LDO)
07993.5 : Unid 1957 PACTOR/100/200 w/call for NNN5MDW: Navy MARS.
(19/Jan/01) (MADX)
08007.0 BASE0: Dutch UNMEE Eritrea ERI 2339 ALE/USB Sounds.
(20 Jan) (RGA)
08007.0 BASE0: TURKISH MIL ?LOC 2150 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
08007.0 BASE0: Turkish Military 2339 ALE/USB Sounds. (20 Jan) (RGA)
08007.0 BASE1: TURKISH MIL ?LOC 2110 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
08007.0 CCOY: Dutch UNMEE Charly Company/May Mine, ERI,1942 USB/MILSTD 188-141A, calling LOGBASE(17Jan01)(LDO)
08007.0 LOGBASE: Dutch UNMEE Logistics Base/Dekemhare,ERI,1942
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, calling CCOY (17Jan01)(LDO)
08007.0 SECTORHQ: Dutch UNMEE Adigrat, ERI, 2026 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
DTM tfc. to LOGBASEin plain Dutch (18Jan01)(LDO)
08009.0 P2P: UNID British MIL, 1419 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding
(21Jan01) (LDO)
08010.1 no-call: East African net, TZA?, 1746 USB/LSB, Swahili speakers,
mentioning Mwanza - so probably located in
Tanzania
(04Jan01) (LDO)
08032.0 AJE: USAF Croughton, G, 0734 USB, tfc. to JGO 66 (on deck at
Split)
(17Feb01) (LDO)
08040.0 GFA23: Bracknell Meteo G 1719 FAX/120/576 Upper wind chart
(29-01-01) (AB)
08045.0 BVA: UNID British MIL, 1649 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding
(20Jan01)(LDO)
08045.0 BVM: UNID British MIL, 1637 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding
(20Jan01)(LDO)
08045.0 DKL: British MIL Dhekelia, CYP, 1658 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
sounding
(20Jan01)(LDO)
08045.0 FCD: UNID British MIL, 1612 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding
(20Jan01)(LDO)
08048.0 PRE: British MIL Preveza?, GRC?, 0718 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
sounding (17Jan01)(LDO)
found (02Jan01)(LDO)
08055.0 MKD: RAF AKROTIRI 0000 PICC//VFT Two chan piccolo vft on usb.
(15/Jan)(DW)
08055.5 MKD: RAF AKROTIRI 0002 PICC// 8055.510. Eng chan (1) in vft. On
standby. Later opchat "MUH de MKD" qso problems
and rq qsy
(15/Jan)(DW)
08055.9 MKD: RAF AKROTIRI 0001 PICC// 8055.910. Tfc chan (2) in vft.
Online
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encrypted. (15/Jan)(DW)
08070.0 FDI8: F AF Nice 1047 cw, vvv (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
08070.0 UNID: 1544 ITA-2 50/N/250 encrypt. msgs, in the header mentioning
UTS
27, UTS 28, UOT (01 Jan 00) (hpt)
08073.0 : Unid Military 1712 CW Handsent; cut figs; NATO-type headers.
DTGs in
UTC and UTC+6. (9 Feb) (RGA)
08094.5 FDC: F AF Metz 1529 cw, vvv (31 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08095.0 FDC:French air force Metz France 1857 28 Jan 01 CW callband (EB)
08100.0 BJO68: Chinese net 0033 CW Wkd with bjo60. (1 Feb) (IB)
08103.0 4XZ:I.D.F. Haifa Israel 1851 28 Jan 01 CW in 5 ltr traffic (EB)
08105.0 RFFAAC: UNID FF 1634 ARQ-E 184.7 rather weak signal, de rffaac fm
guerre dipermil Paris to aig ???, zen/guerre
dircomis rambo(illete?), xxl
cct, msg in plain language,(02 Feb. 01) (HPT)
using ECCM mode (04Jan01)(LDO)
08120.0 ROBLE: unid Mexican Mil 0112 MIL-STD 188-141A clg TAURO: unid
Mexican Mil. (4/Feb/01) (MADX)
PSK system, 2 stations (05Jan01)(LDO)
08148.0 SNN299: MFA Warsaw 1530 POL-ARQ 100/250, msgs in plain text
(31 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08150.5 PBB: Ny Den Helder 1708 ITA-2, 75/R/850 channel mrk(22 Jan. 01)
(HPT)
08151.0 IGJ44: Italian Navy Agusta 0712 BAUDOT 100/700 w/call tape.
(4/Feb/01) (MADX)
08153.7 UNID: 1607 109 bd, 175 shift not readable*
08165.0 A25: Latvian MIL, LVA?, 1435 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling OZOLS
(04Jan01) (LDO)
08165.0 A25: UNID 0723 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng OZOLS
(09/Feb) (CS)
calling HOUAT (04Jan01) (LDO)
08165.0 GALVA: Latvian KFOR/Military Net 1621 ALE/USB Sounds.
(22 Jan) (RGA)
08165.0 GALVA: Latvian MIL, LVA?, 1447 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A replying call
from A25 (04Jan01) (LDO)
188-141A clng GROIX (04Jan01) (LDO)
08165.0 MOLENE: R&S test from Molene/Bretagne, F,1053 USB/MIL-STD
08165.0 ZEME: Latvian MIL, LVA?, 1435 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A replying call
from A25 (04Jan01) (LDO)
08165.0 ZEME: UNID 0723 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng A25
(09/Feb) (CS)
08166.5 no-call: Serbian MIL, 1427 20-tone PSK burst modem 20x 75Bd, two
stations exchanging tfc. bursts(04Jan01)(LDO)
08167.0 no-call: Turkish MIL, 1441 USB, 2 stations, voice coordination
for RATT
circuit(04Jan01)(LDO)
08168.5 no-call: Turkish MIL, 1442 FSK-600Bd/340Hz shift 600 Hz
bandwidth,
KG-84c crypto after ryryryryry vmgtcnj-bh intro
(04Jan01)(LDO)
08171.0 FOXTROT(?): Clg BLUE STAR 1926 USB May Be FALSTAFF. Repeated
many times with no joy and gone. (1 Feb) (BD)
08192.0 9MR: 5/11: 1556 Ny Johore Baharu ITA-2 50/R/850 ry, mrk
(01 Jan 00) (hpt)
08192.0 9MR: Johor Baharu, Malaysia 15.31 ITA2 50/850 5-lg tfc with pause
between each group, then calling JULL JULL with
"9MR RMMJ...."
(10Jan01). (PT)
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08192.0 9MR: RMN Johor Bahru MLA 2154 RTTY/50/800 RMMJ Marker.
(27 Jan) (RGA)
08194.0 FDG: F AF Bordeaux 1610 ITA-2, 50/N/850 ry, test, wharfs
(31 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08318.0 prob. Ny London: 1630 Baudot-1, 75/850 ry, vmgtcnj, encrypt.
(31 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08231.0 no-call: US-MIL net?, 2119 USB/16+39-TONE PSK-MODEM, no 400 Hz
doppler, probably KY-99 encrypted & digitized
speech (11Feb01)
(LDO)
08232.0 MANY: Arabic naval exercise off the coast of Oman, 1956 USB/VFT
5x
75Bd/170Hz/215Hz/215Hz/200Hz/170Hz shift, 5/10
bit per
character, encrypted tfc., interleaving in time
and frequency
(11Feb01) (LDO)
08232.0 MANY: Arabic naval exercise off the coast of Oman, 2010 USB,
voice
coordin., calls noted: A7X, A4W, F7X, D9N, J6D,
P4L, English tfc.
mixed with Arabic, some ops with heavy Arabic
accent, tfc. style
similar to NATO tracking ops (11Feb01) (LDO)
08232.0 MANY: Arabic naval exercise off the coast of Oman,2010 USB, voice
coordin., calls noted: A7X, A4W, F7X, D9N, J6D,
P4L, English tfc.
mixed with Arabic, some ops with heavy Arabic
accent, tfc. style
similar to NATO tracking ops (11Feb01) (LDO)
08298.0 VTP: IN Vishakhapatanam IND 2150 RTTY/50/1060 4LGs to warships.
Very wide shift. (27 Jan) (RGA)
08310.0 Unid: 2148 WARBLE-JAMMER/USB (27 Jan) (RGA)
08331,5 GYA: Royal Navy G 1518 FAX/120/576 Forecast & schedules
(04-02-01) (AB)
08334.0 0000: Moroccan Army 1927 ALE/USB Also on 7753. (24 Jan) (RGA)
Clng 5551 (23/Jan)(DW)
08334.0 5552: Moroccan Army Net 2 2052 ALE/USB. Sounds. (22 Jan) (RGA)
08335.3 DHJ59: German Navy Wilhelmshaven 0245 USB Wkg unid warship re
digital coordination, ship too weak for ID. Also
on 6779.3 at 0310.
(Log 3-10 Feb) (RB)
08383.5 ---: SHIP UNID 2000 arq 100/E/170 qsl, opchat. Gives qth to
Boufarik as
"port de Gdansk Pologne" (18/Feb)(DW)
08389,5 UHIB: M/V Khudozhnik Kraynev 1559 SITOR A 100/170 Tlx abt arr
Humber VTS 07/0030 Spurn 07/0130 (06/Feb/2001)
(Ronny Peeters
DXA47)
08392.0 UNID: unid MV 0445 SITOR-A wkg Novorossiysk Radio w/"I would like
to
make a rt call to India. Is it possible through
your station+?"
Later,with request for cost to send flowers.
(28/Jan/01) (MADX)
08392.5 : Unid Ship 2106 ARQ/100/170 Selcalls KYXX=UFN (3711).
(5 Feb) (RGA)
08392.5 : Unid Ship 2106 ARQ/100/170 Selcalls KYXX=UFN (3711). (5
Feb)(RGA)
08392.5 UEVI: M.V. MYSKHAKO 16.44 ARQ Tfc to unid station, mentions
Novorosisk (10Jan01). (PT)
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08401.2 Unid: 1002 OPERACYJNY POL ALE 100 R Polish mil Warsaw
operacyjnypkw [cmd 61 7e 20] to 1kzdjankovic
12/24/00 (BV)
08403.5 BATM SUKHONDYAAI: 0717 BAUDOT 50/170 w/TG tfc. At 0728, end of
tfc from UXAK: Unid Russian MV. (4/Feb/01) (MADX)
08414.5 ---: GMDSS ALERT CHANNEL 0000 DSC 100/E/170 Coast stns logged Lyngby, Boston. Miami thru 1640z. Illegal
0-1000000 all thru period.
Chksum error when included (28/Jan)(DW)
08414.5 NMA: 0742 NMA USA GMDSS 100 100 R Uscg Miami bq to testcall from
mv Consensus Reefer lagw5 mmsi 259901000 12/23/00
(BV)
08414.5 NMF: 0917 NMF USA GMDSS 100 100 R Uscg Boston bq to testcall from
mv Louise elhn7 mmsi 636008158
08414.5 OXZ: 0604 OXZ DNK GMDSS 100 100 R Lyngby radio bq to testcall
from
mv Mhails Lomonsovs 9hpf5 mmsi 248060000 12/23/00
(BV)
08417.5 XSV: Tianjin Radio 2130 cw, xsv + SITOR (26 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08418.0 IAR: Rome Radio 2129 cw, iar + SITOR (26 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08418.0 LSD836: Buenos AiresRadio ARG 2143 ARQ/100/170 Marker. Weak
below IAR. (27 Jan) (RGA)
08418.0 LSD836: Buenos AiresRadio ARG 2352 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(2 Feb) (RGA)
08418.0 LSD836: Buenos AiresRadio ARG 2352 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(2 Feb) (RGA)
08419.0 VIP: PerthRadio WA AUS 1703 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (9 Feb) (RGA)
08419.0 VIP: PerthRadio WA AUS 2139 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (27 Jan) (RGA)
08419.0 VIP: GW Perth Node 2131 cw, vip + SITOR (26 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08419.5 PPR: Rio Radio 2128 cw, ppr + SITOR (26 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08419.5 PPR: RioRadio B 2138 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (27 Jan) (RGA)
08420.5 9VG: SingaporeRadio SNG 2136 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (27 Jan) (RGA)
08420.5 CBV: ValparaisoRadio CHL 2349 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (2 Feb) (RGA)
08420.5 9VG78: Singapore Radio 2136 cw, 9vg + SITOR (26 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08421.5 LZW: VarnaRadio BUL 1650 FEC/100/170 Tfc list. (9 Feb) (RGA)
08422.0 NRV: USCG Apra Harbour GUM 1651 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(9 Feb) (RGA)
08422.0 NRV: USCG Apra Harbour GUM 2102 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(5 Feb) (RGA)
08422.0 NRV: USCG Agana 2125 cw, nrv + SITOR (26 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08422.5 USU: Mariupul Radio 2122 cw, usu + SITOR (26 Jan. 01)(HPT)
08423.5 7TK25: BOUFARIK RADIO 2000 arq 100/E/170 Tfc in FF. Asks ship for
qth. On BRK no subsequent channel free marker
(18/Feb)(DW)
08424.0 SVO: OlympiaRadio Athens GRC 2059 FEC/100/170 cq de svo press. Nx
in Greek. (5 Feb) (RGA)
08424.0 SVU4: OlympiaRadio GRC 2135 FEC/100/170 Wx fcast in EE.
(27 Jan) (RGA)
08424.0 SVU4: OlympiaRadio GRC 2135 FEC/100/170 Wx fcast in EE.
(27 Jan) (RGA)
08424.0 SVU: Olympia R., GRC 2100 SITOR-B 100/170 nx greek
(06/Feb/2001) (ANE)
08425.4 RRR34: Nizhnij Novgorod Radio RUS 2130 FEC/100/170 Tfc list.
(27 Jan) (RGA)
08425.5 HEC28: Berne Radio 1222 cw, hec + SITOR (29 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08426.0 (appr.) UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 2119 cw, uiw kld + SITOR
(26 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08426.0 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 2244 cw, uiw kld + SITOR (23 Jan 01) (HPT)
08426.0 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 2244 cw, uiw kld + SITOR(23 Jan 01) (HPT)
08426.5 VCT: GW Tors Cove Node 2118 cw, vct + SITOR (26 Jan. 01)(HPT)
08427.5 A9M: Hamala Radio 2237 cw, a9mtlx + SITOR (23 Jan 01)(HPT)
08427.5 SPA46: Gdynia Radio 2239 cw, spa + digital (23 Jan 01)(HPT)
08428.0
08429.5
08429.5
08430.0
NMN: USCG Camslant 2234 cw, nmn + SITOR (23 Jan 01) (HPT)
IDR4: Ny Rome 1057 ITA-2 75/R/850 mrk (02 Feb. 01) (HPT)
NMO: USCG Honolulu HWA 1634 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (9 Feb) (RGA)
RRR34: Nizhni NovgorodRadio RUS 0003 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(3 Feb) (RGA)
Pagina 168
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08430.0 RRR34: Nizhni NovgorodRadio RUS 0003 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(3 Feb) (RGA)
08430.0 RRR34: Moscow Radio 2226 cw, rrr34 + SITOR (23 Jan 01)(HPT)
08431.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 2225 cw, tah + SITOR (23 Jan 01) (HPT)
08431.5 UAT: Moscow Radio 2223 cw, uat + SITOR (23 Jan 01) (HPT)
08432.5 UFN: Novorrossisk Radio 2224 cw, ufn + SITOR (23 Jan 01)(HPT)
08433.0 8PO: Barbados Radio 2229 cw, 8po + SITOR (23 Jan 01) (HPT)
08433.0 XSG: Shanghai Radio 2113 cw, xsg + SITOR (26 Jan. 01)(HPT)
08435.5 OST: Ostende Radio 2221 cw, ost + SITOR (23 Jan 01) (HPT)
08437.0 4XZ: Ny Haifa 2111 cw, vvv (26 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08444.0 : Murmansk Meteo 1940 fAX/120/576/R file://7907 (1 Feb) (KB)
08448.0 A9M: Hamala Radio 2214 cw cq (20 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08450.0 SAA: KarlskronaRadio S 2055 CW QSXs. 1/7th-second echo.
(5 Feb) (RGA)
08450.0 SAA: KarlskronaRadio S 2055 CW QSXs. 1/7th-second echo.
(5 Feb) (RGA)
08450.0 5AB: Benghazi Radio 2212 cw cq (20 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08450.0 SAA: Karlskrona Radio 0823 cw, cq de saa qsx 4195/6295r5/ 8375r5
(19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08453.0 FUG: F Ny La Regine 0826 ITA-2, 75/R/850 faa, ry, testing
(19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08461.0 : Unid 2048 RTTY/50/300 Mostly idles on ltr-shifts. Traffic is
undecodeable
RTTY. (5 Feb) (RGA)
08461.0 Unid: 2145 RTTY/50/300 Mostly idling in ltr-shifts. Traffic
uncopiable. QRM.
(27 Jan) (RGA)
08465.0 UNID: 2200 ITA-2 100/R/850 encrypt. msg (20 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08470.9 no-call: UNID Cyprus (UK-MIL?), CYP, 1958 4-FSK 195.3Bd, QRT 2005
UTC (05Jan01)(LDO)
08473.0 HLF: GW Seoul Radio 2157 cw hlf + SITOR (20 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08475.5 RFVIE: Marine Le Port REU 1629 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (9 Feb) (RGA)
08475.5 RFVIE: F Ny Le Port 2154 ITA-2, 75/R/850 ry testing(20 Jan. 01)
(HPT)
08475.5 RFVIZ: FN Le Port REU 2117 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (27 Jan) (RGA)
08478.5 FUF: F Ny Fort de France 2150 ITA-2, 75/N/850 ry, testing,(20
Jan. 01)
(HPT)
08489.0 AQP5: PN Karachi PAK 1622 CW 4FGs to AQPZ All Pakistani warships?
Assigned freq is 8490. (9 Feb) (RGA)
08495.0 C: Russian Navy Moscow 0614 CW w/"C" call. (4/Feb/01) (MADX)
08495.0 PC: Russian Navy 1613 CW Beacon cluster. P-8494. C-8495.
(9 Feb) (RGA)
08495.0 C: Russian Ny beacon 0841 cw, c only (19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08495.0 P: Russian Ny beacon 0841 cw, p only (19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08497.0 HLF: SeoulRadio KOR 2046 ARQ/100/170 Big signal into Europe.
(5 Feb)(RGA)
08497.0 HLF: SeoulRadio KOR 2046 ARQ/100/170 Big signal into Europe.
(5 Feb)(RGA)
08500.0 VTH: IN Mumbai IND 2113 RTTY/50/850 RBSL Marker. (27 Jan) (RGA)
08500.0 RBSL: Ny Mumbai 2125 ITA-2 50/R/850 ry, wx (18 Jan 01)(HPT)
08502.0 XSG: Shanghai Radio 2300 cw, cq (17 Febr. 01) (HPT)
08505.0 UFZ: Vladivostok Radio 2303 cw, de ufz + dashes (17 Febr. 01)
(HPT)
08506.0 XSX: Keelung Radio 2112 cw, cq (20 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08510.0 J2A8: DjiboutiRadio DJI 1611 CW QSXs. (9 Feb) (RGA)
08510.0 J2A: Djibouti Radio 2134 cw cq (18 Jan 01) (HPT)
08514.0 XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 2208 cw cq pse up 361 clg k(18 Jan 01) (HPT)
08522.0 9MG: Penang Radio 2140 cw, cq de 9mg/9ww/9wh mrk (18 Jan 01)
(HPT)
08526.5 KFS: Palo Alto Radio 0802 cw, kfs + SITOR (not listed here?)
(19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08530.0 9VG25: Singapore Radio 2210 cw cq de 9VG25/8570(18 Jan 01) (HPT)
08530.0 9VG25: SingaporeRadio SNG 1609 CW QSXs. (9 Feb) (RGA)
08540.0 USU: MARIUPOL RADIO 0907 rtty 50/R/170 Tfc bdcast/qsx list in
3SC,
Pagina 169
WUN-v07
poor copy. Followed by vri hi spd morse, qsx list
in slower cw. (27/Jan)
(DW)
08541.0 A9M: Hamala Radio 2217 cw a9m + SITOR (18 Jan 01) (HPT)
08549.0 UCE: Arkhangelsk Radio 0745 SITOR-A, wkg. vessels (19 Jan. 01)
(HPT)
08551.5 CTP: Ny Oeiras 1128 ITA-2, 75/R/850 naws (19 Jan. 01)(HPT)
08555.5 UIW: KALININGRAD RADIO 1730 CW Wkng ship UBHN. Vri fast.
(02/Feb)(DW)
08557.0 SPE41: Szczecin Radio 1130 cw, spes + SITOR (19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08568.0 RFQPME: Marine Djibouti DJI 2041 RTTY/75/850 Zui Testing.
(5 Feb) (RGA)
08568.0 RFQPME: Marine Djibouti DJI 2041 RTTY/75/850 Zui Testing.
(5 Feb)(RGA)
08570.5 UWS3: KievRadio UKR 2040 CW Tfc list then wkg ships EOMS and
EOMT. (5 Feb) (RGA)
08573.0 CLA: Havana Radio 0435 CW w/call tape. (20/Jan/01) (MADX)
08586.0 USO5: IzmailRadio UKR 1537 RTTY/50/170 Tgms to ships. (9 Feb)
(RGA)
08586.0 USO5: IzmailRadio UKR 1600 CW Tgms to ship UZAR. (9 Feb) (RGA)
08586.0 USO: IZMAIL RADIO ? 1015 CW Vri fast cw. Wkng ships. Seems
reluctant to send own csgn (25/Jan)(DW)
08597.0 HEC: Berne Radio 1146 cw, hec + SITOR (19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08600.0 XSV: Tianjin Radio 1440 cw, cq (19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08602.0 CWA: Cerrito Radio 2306 cw, cq qsx (19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08610.0 UCE5: ArkhangelskRadio RUS 1535 CW de UCE5 k. (9 Feb) (RGA)
08610.0 UCE5: Arkhangelsk Radio 1442 cw, de uce5 (19 Jan. 01)(HPT)
08610.2 VTK: IN Tuticorin IND 2034 CW VTP/2/3/4 tape. // 8575.1 with
many
spurious signals around 8.6 MHz. (5 Feb) (RGA)
08624.0 XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 2011 cw, cq (19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08632.0 XSW: Kaohsiung Radio 2011 cw cq (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
08634.0 VTG6: Ny Mumbay 1448 cw, vvv vtg 4/5/6/7 (19 Jan. 01)(HPT)
08636.0 HLW: GW Seoul Radio 2124 cw cq qsx (20 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08638.0 VNG: NSC Llandilo 1706 TS (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
08638.5 DAO: Kiel Radio / Germany 1300 PACTOR 200/200 old frequency from
DAM (Norddeich Radio) (21/Jan/2001) (MZ)
08642.1 MGJ: Royal Navy Faslane 0536 BAUDOT 75/340 w/CARB broadcast on
channel 3 of Royal Navy 4-channel VFT. (4/Feb/01)
(MADX)
08646.0 VTP6: IN Vishakhapatanam IND 2031 CW 4FGs to VWGZ. (5 Feb) (RGA)
08646.0 VTP6: NY Vishakapatnam 2140 cw vvv de vtp 4/5/6 (20 Jan. 01)
(HPT)
08646.0 UNID: 2014 measured with RadioRaft: alternating 73.5 and 147
baud,
250 shift, not decodable (19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08650.0 SPE: Szczecin Radio 1452 cw, de spe 42/61 + SITOR (19 Jan. 01)
(HPT)
08657.0 UTQ7: KievRadio UKR 2108 CW Tgms to ship UUFZ. (27 Jan) (RGA)
08662.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 1912 de tah qsx (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08665.0 XSG: Shanghai Radio 2303 cw, cq (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08670.0 IAR: Rome Radio 0432 CW w/call tape. (20/Jan/01) (MADX)
08670.0 UNID: 1914 100bd/850 shift encrypt. (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08675.5 VCS: GW Halifax Node 1918 cw, vcs + SITOR (21 Jan. 01)(HPT)
08682.0 J2A8: DjiboutiRadio DJI 2028 CW QSXs. // 8510. (5 Feb) (RGA)
08682.0 J2A8: DjiboutiRadio DJI 2056 CW QSXs. (27 Jan) (RGA)
08683.5 LFI: Rogaland Radio 1737 cw ID + SITOR (07 Jan 01) (HPT)
08686.0 IRM: Rome Medical Radio 0429 CW w/call tape. (20/Jan/01) (MADX)
08686.0 IRM: Roma Madici Radio 1908 cw, vvv mrk (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08691.0 XST: QingdaoRadio PRC 2025 CW QRU? (5 Feb) (RGA)
08691.0 XST: Qingdao Radio 1920 cw, cq (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08694.0 XSZ: DalianRadio PRC 1934 CW CQ Marker. (29 Jan) (RGA)
08698.0 7TF: Boufarik Radio 0427 CW w/call tape. (20/Jan/01) (MADX)
08698.0 7TF6: Boufarik Radio 1928 cw, cq qsx (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08702.5 UNID: 1931 75 bd/850 shift encrypt. (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08705.5 PKC: Palembang Radio 1353 cw, cq qru? (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
08722.0 7TF37: Boufarik Radio 1600 USB F wx, regular sced (17 Febr.
01)(HPT)
Pagina 170
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08722.0 7TF37: Boufarik Radio 2207 USB F wkg. vessel (17 Febr. 01) (HPT)
08728.0 3AC: Monaco Radio 1837 USB F wx file://8806 (18 Jan 01) (HPT)
08737.0 CYP: 2123 5BA CYP USB 3 M Cyprus radio test tape, this is cyprus
radio
radiotelephone maritime service. 12/23/00 (BV)
08746.0 SPO41: Szczecin Radio USB E/Pol. "Stand by for traffic list" //
13155
(10 Jan 01) (HPT)
08752.0 SPH: Gdynia Radio 1925 USB E/P , ann for "all ships" to listen on
channel
812, then working vessel 3FUN4(09 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08752.0 YLQ: Riga Radio 1130 USB Latv./E/Ru wkg. frequencies // 13086
(09 Jan.01) (HPT)
08764.0 NMC: USCG CAMSPAC 1052 USB w/highseas forecast. /4426/
(23/Jan/01) (MADX)
08806.0 3AC: Monaco Radio 1837 USB F wx file://8728, tfc (18 Jan 01)
(18 Jan 01) (HPT)
08810.0 BXL91: Unid Chinese Net 1023 CW Net include: bxl17, bxl77, bxl78,
bxl86,
bxl89, bxl91, bxl118, bxl119. Format: bxl118 qsa
2. bxl118 nil sk.
bxl118 gb. etc. etc... (12 Feb) (IB)
08812.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 1806 USB Turk./E ID wx // 4405, 13128
(07 Jan 01)(HPT)
08825.0 CSY: Santa Maria Aero 1805 USB E wkg. Air Portugal 1331 (07 Jan
01)
08825.0 New York Aero: 2353 USB E wkg. AlItalia 667 pos. rpt.(06 Jan 01)
(HPT)
08828.0 Hongkong Volmet: 2245 USB E Volmet (17 Febr. 01) (HPT)
08831.0 GANDER RADIO:Clg SINGAPORE 29 1134 USB Position report.
(2 Feb)(EW)
08846.0 American 1124: /2159/NY/Lamer FL 390
08846.0 American 1554: /2158/NY/selcal (JS-FG)
08846.0 N851CW: /2156/NY/radio check
08846.0 New York Aero: 2321 USB E wkg. Northamerican 212 pos. rpt.
(06 Jan 01) (HPT)
08846.0 TWA 94: /2155/NY/Pruit FL 370 12/28/00 (RP3)
08846.0 UPS 6108: /2200/NY/selcal (BP-HQ)
08846.0 US Air: 1480/2157/NY/selcal (CG-KP)
08855.0 AFR3683: B767 F-GHGH JKBP 2319 USB Wkg Piarco. Cayenne-Paris
CDG. (5 Feb) (DP)
08860.0 UNID: 0447 RTTY 50.1/800 [1] 5 fgps+?chinese/kor(Dec. 1 00)(PLOO)
08861.0 RKA818: A300 TU-TAH Wkg Sal Selcal HSDF. (15 Jan) (PD)
08861.0 Dakar Aero: 2338 USB E wkg. Springbok (22 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08867.0 ANZ144: B737 ZK-NGB HRLQ 0847 USB Wkg Brisbane. Sydney-Welly.
(8 Feb) (DP)
08867.0 ANZ154: B737 ZK-NGC DRJM 0854 USB Wkg Brisbane. MelbourneWelly. (8 Feb) (DP)
08867.0 ANZ184: B767 ZK-NBC CPGK 0855 USB Wkg Brisbane. SydneyChristchurch. (8 Feb) (DP)
08867.0 QFA46: B767 VH-OGF GQEP 0856 USB Wkg Brisbane. ChristchurchSydney. (8 Feb) (DP)
08867.0 QFA49: B767 VH-OGK Wkg BRISBANE 0818 USB Selcal LQBP.
Sydney-Auckland. (3 Jan) (PD)
08867.0 QFA65: B767 VH-OGE QRAL 0958 USB Wkg Brisbane. SydneyChristchurch. (8 Feb) (DP)
08879.0 QFA64: B747 VH-OJJ Wkg PERTH(?) 2208 USB J'burg-Sydney. Selcal
GQBM. (15 Jan) (PD)
08891.0 KLM661: B747 PH-BFK EHBL 1200 USB Wkg IcelandRadio. AmsterdamHouston. (6 Feb) (DP)
08891.0 SAS945: B767 LN-RCK? FLDM 1201 USB Wkg IcelandRadio.
(6 Feb) (DP)
08891.0 UAL955: B777 N787UA AREQ 1206 USB Wkg IcelandRadio. LHR-SFOSan Diego. (6 Feb) (DP)
08891.0 Iceland Aero 1714 USB E wkg. Speedbird 482 (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
08902.8 RYIF: Unid 2023 CW Sked w/NAID. QSAs & QRU nil. (5 Feb) (RGA)
08903.0 Kinshasa Aero: 2303 E wkg. Springbok 274 at 2303 and Air
Mozambique
Pagina 171
WUN-v07
at 2306 (22 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08903.0 N´jdamena Aero: 1752 USB E wkg. Nigerian Airlines
08906.0 New York Aero: 0042 USB E wkg. Speedbird 2232 r/check
(18 Feb. 01)(HPT)
08906.0 Santa Maria Aero: 0242 USB E wkg. Springbok 202 (18 Feb. 01)
(HPT)
08921.0 LDOC BA: 1853 USB E wkg. Speedbird 215 (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08930.0 CS004A: Italian MIL?, 1215 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/calling RS008D
(12Jan01) (LDO)
08930.0 GTI342: B747F N518MC? BMFK 1025 USB Wkg StockholmRadio Bound
Abu Dhabi. (6 Feb) (DP)
08930.0 KARACHI CONTROL: Clg PAKISTANI 892 1140 USB Position reporT.
(2 Feb) (EW)
08930.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1724 USB E wkg. Northwest 55, answering
question for Shanwick QRGs (08 Jan 01) (HPT)
08930.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1746 USB E wkg. LOT 225 selcal check only:
CKAR (22 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08933.0 LDOC Springbok: 0157 USB E wkg. Springbok 220 (18 Feb. 01) (HPT)
08942.0 Manila Aero: 1715 USB E wkg. Singapore Airlines (21 Jan. 01)
(HPT)
08942.0 Bangkok Aero: 1717 USB E wkg. Pan Am? 387, very weak
(21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08942.0 Hongkong Aero: 1720 USB E wkg. Japanese Airlines a/c
(21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
08945.0 S: Russian Navy 2115 CW Sub bcast marker. (27 Jan) (RGA)
08957.0 EIP: SHANNON VOLMET 1018 USB w/aviation wx. (2 Feb) (EW)
08957.0 EIP: Shannon Volmet 1723 USB E Volmet (08 Jan 01) (HPT)
08957.0 EIP: Shannon Volmet, Ireland at 0447 in USB w/aviation wx for
Santa
Maria, others. file://5505 (2 Feb) (RB)
08965.0 150006: C-5 85-0006 1107 ALE/USB Sounds. Also 9057/11226
(31 Jan) (SA)
08965.0 170036: C-5 87-0036 1923 ALE/USB Wkg TAG (1 Feb) (SA)
08965.0 GTL: USAF Thule GRL 1028 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding. (26 Jan) (AB)
08971.0 BLUESTAR: FACSFAC Puerto Rico 2010 USB clg REBEL 02. No
joy.(28/Jan/01) (MADX)
08971.0 Mongoose 03: (probable E-2C): 0129 USB w/Blue Star (TSCC,
Roosevelt
Roads, PR) reporting operations normal and 7 POB.
(28/DEC/00)
(RP3)
08983.0 CAMSLANT CHESAPEAKE: Clg RESCUE 6001 1917 USB With request
'come up on F-90'. Rescue 6001 too weak to be
heard, with no
further traffic. (1 Feb) (BD)
08983.0 CAMSLANT CHESAPEAKE: Clg Y3C 1916 USB Request to contact 3AB
and gone. (1 Feb) (BD)
08983.0 CAMSLANT: 1614 USB wkg 1719: USCG HC-130H7. I have you weak
and barely readable, request you switch to 15088.
(28/Jan/01)
(MADX)
08983.0 CAMSPAC: Wkg RESCUE 1711 0659 USB Receiving a position report
from 1711, at 25/35N 169/10W.1711 not audible
here. (31 Jan) (SD)
08983.0 CG 2122: (HU-25, ATC Mobile): 0103 USB w/Camslant Chesapeake
(3/JAN/01) (RP3)
08992.0 : Unid weak Spanish female voice 0400 USB 5FGs. Much weaker than
in
the past, and the audio sounds 'ok'.
08992.0 ALIVE 51: Wkg OFFUTT 2027 USB For pp to RAYMOND 06. Gone by
2040z. (14 Feb) (JH)
08992.0 Andrews Global: GHFS 1732 USB / pp for PACOM 01 (DV-2+8 Pax) to
Maxwell Dispatch. (05Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
08992.0 COTTER PIN: 28-char EAM 1625 USB 2NSK7F. Also at 1655z and
1727z. Simulcast 11244. H+25/h+55 activity. (11
Feb) (JH)
08992.0 CRO: 1504 ALE/USB Wkg 500366 KC-135 60-0366 (14 Feb) (SA)
08992.0 CROUGHTON: FOXTROT Msg 0312 USB Prefaced with DEFROSTER Pagina 172
08992.0
08992.0
08992.0
08992.0
your
WUN-v07
JAA 12 FV. "ANDERSEN" has also been heard since
October at
similar levels with this kind of traffic. They
appear to key a CONUS
site every now and then for this activity. (15
Feb) (JH)
CURLY TOP: 28-char EAM 0607 USB 2N3HHB simulcast on at least
11244 and 6697. Nil on any ZULU freq. (15 Feb)
(JH)
FLY FISH: Clg MAINSAIL 0648 USB No response. Again at 0650z 0653z
maybe raising someone and spelling his call. (6
Feb) (JH)
FLY FISH: Clg MAINSAIL 0708 USB Raises MCCLELLAN for pp to DSN
939-1852 for a 'status comm check'. After the
brief hi n' bye, he
terminated the patch and was gone. (6 Feb) (JH)
MCCLELLAN: Clg Unid 0651 USB Calling 'station on frequency say
callsign'. No response and gone. (2 Feb) (BD)
08992.0 OVER SLIDE: Wkg OFFUTT 1710 USB For pp to 800-844-0927
(WALDORF) IDd as DART BOARD or DARK BOARD. (4
Feb) (JH)
08992.0 OVER SLIDE: Wkg OFFUTT 1720 USB Requested pp to DSN-939-1852
IDd as BIKE RACE (NC) to request the 7ECHO over
GEP [missed it].
BIKE RACE worked it out including the RF number
(28) and gone. (4
Feb) (JH)
08992.0 PACAF 01: Clg MAINSAIL 1949 USB No known response. (23 Jan) (JH)
08992.0 PARAMOUNT(?): Wkg OFFUTT 1716 USB For pp to DSN 939-1850 of
unk purpose. Maybe a brief connectivity check.
(13 Feb) (JH)
08992.0 PERFORATE: Clg Unid 2238 USB Raised OFFUTT but not responding to
OFFFUTT. (3 Feb) (JH)
08992.0 PERFORATE: Clg Unid 2239 USB Raised THULE but not responding to
THULE. (3 Feb) (JH)
08992.0 PERFORATE: EAM Bcast 2255 USB JY7SKE simulcast 11244.
(3 Feb)(JH)
08992.0 RAYMOND 37(?): Clg ANY STATION 1909 USB First call raised OFFUTT
with no further response from the caller. His
second call went
unanswered. (23 Jan) (JH)
08992.0 REACH 6005: Clg MCCLELLAN 0654 USB for patch to YOKOTA METEO
for 9am local landing time wx. (2 Feb) (BD)
08992.0 REACH 9062: Tail #90062 0541 USB wkg MCCLELLAN w/pp to HILDA
WEST.Interrupted by ANDREWS w/28-character EAM
(JYYE3B...).REACH 9062 is enroute to Nellis AFB.
(4/Feb/01)
(MADX)
08992.0 REACH 9166: Wkg HICKAM 0656 USB for pp to YOKOTA for wx.
Stepped on by an EAM, Recontacted, a/c did not
wish to re-intitiate
the pp. (8 Feb) (BD)
08992.0 REACH G7: KC-10/79-0434 1945 USB Wkg THULE for relay to NAS
Rota-Arrival time of 1945.# pp to ROTA METRO. (28
Jan) (SA)
08992.0 REACH2 22: From 11175 Wkg ASCENSION 1803 USB Stepped on by
an ANDREWS EAM bcast. (25 Jan) (RGA)
08992.0 REACH20: From 11175 Wkg ASCENSION 1803 USB Stepped on by an
ANDREWS EAM bcast. (25 Jan) (RGA)
08992.0 RIDGE POLE: 27-char EAM 1508 USB NN2MIF simulcast on at least
11244. (22 Jan) (JH)
08992.0 RIDGE POLE: EAM Bcast 1525 NN2MIF. H+25/h+55 activity.
(22 Jan) (JH)
08992.0 RIDGE POLE: EAM Bcasts 1625 USB NN2MIF (27-char) & BW....(28char). (22 Jan) (JH)
08992.0 SAM 27000: a USAF C-137C (Boeing 707) 1756 USB / calling
"MacDill"
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at 0417
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with no joy. (05Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
SHUCK 92: Calls MAINSAIL & CROUGHTON 1517 USB For signal
check. No reply. (28 Jan) (SA)
SYMPHONY: 28-char EAM Bcast 0155 USB JYHKW3. Simulcast 11244.
(4 Feb) (JH)
TERTIARY: Clg PERFORATE 2123 USB No response. (3 Feb) (JH)
TERTIARY: Raised PERFORATE 2244 USB Requested traffic.
PERFORATE said that he had no traffic, he just
wanted to get in
touch with him. TERTIARY acknowledged and said
that they were
"up on, uh, other circuits" and gone. (3 Feb)
(JH)
THULE: Three EAMs 0646 USB JY6ZJE JYKFKE & JYQXCA then gone.
(2 Feb) (BD)
WS44: Clg HICKAM 0702 USB For pp to (unheard) WS44 began to pass
traffic when the HICKAM operator stated
"Negative..negative..I have
to patch you into a certain party before you can
pass counts". After a
minute or so 444 passed a 39 character message
beginning with
OCM6MD, then gone at 0805z. (14 Feb) (BD)
unid: 0405 USB / Female in Spanish with 5 figure groups. Ended
UTC. (23Jan.2001) (Midwest USA)
09007.0 : Unid Canadian Mil/Aero Stn 2013 USB Wkg 4261 with UK aflds
fcasts.
(5 Feb) (RGA)
09016.0 BILLY BOB: 28-char EAM 2040 USB JYH4R3 preceding ANDREWS'
2042z GHFS bcast of same. Simulcast 11244 and
nothing heard
8992. (27 Jan) (JH)
09016.0 BILLY BOB: EAM Bcast 2129 USB JY7HLF simulcast on at least
11244.(27 Jan) (JH)
09016.0 ELECTRIC: Raises PIG IRON 0832 USB Signal check and gone.
(2 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 HORSE FLY: Wkg MINCE MEAT 0545 USB For signal check and gone.
(18 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 LONG JOHN: Raises TITANIUM 0544 USB Signal check and gone.
(8 Feb)(JH)
09016.0 MATERIAL: 28-char EAM 1908 USB 2NXLIW simulcast 8992 & 11244.
(10 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 MATERIAL: EAMs 1912 USB 2NF5IS and at 1925z 2NP2IX both ahead
of ANDREWS' GHFS bcasts of same. Simulcast 8992
and 11244.
Then dropped 9016 and continued with his rebcasts
of the same
strings and 2NXLIW on 8992/11244 at 1927z for his
h+25/h+55
activity. (10 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 NOON TIME: Clg MINCE MEAT 0437 USB Calls few times without known
response. (18 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 PUMP SHED(?): Wkg DEATH BLOW 0507 USB For a signal check and
gone. (16 Feb) (JH)
09025.0 PLA: USAF Lajes AZR 0940 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding. (26 Jan)
(AB)
09025.0 160020: C-5 86-0020 0648 ALE/USB Wkg HAW (6 Feb) (SA).
09025.0 160020: C-5 86-0020 1804 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE initiated P.P.
to
ACC?? unreadable (9 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 170031: C-5 87-0031 0430 ALE/USB Wkg CRO vatious freqs
(11 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 170035: C-5 87-0035 1014 ALE/USB Wkg JNR [AMD]KPF (5 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 170045: C-5 87-0045/Rch-Z4 0338 ALE/USB Wkg JNR ALE+VOICE
Mainsail then for Azores/Salinas/Incirlik no
reply was then stepped on
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by Porto Ricoworking McClellan for signal check
(9 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 223294: Reach 2294 (C17A) AIR 1106 MIL-STD 188-141A clg PLA and
CRO in ALE and voice.PP via Croughton to
Ramstein. (27 Jan) (AB)
09025.0 230603: Aircraft AIR testing (msg to itself) 1851 MIL-STD
188-141A
(05-02-01) (AB)
09025.0 240068 C-17 94-0068 0831 ALE/USB Wkg GTL (7 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 270042: USAF C-17 97-0042 1125 ALE/USB Calls Croughton Relay.
(22 Jan) (SA)
09025.0 280052: C-179 80-052 0846 ALE/USB ALLCALL(12 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 491946: KC-10 79-1946 0844 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ALE+VOICE with ALE
initiated P.P. to HILDA EAST. H.E.req they go to
another freq as they
cannot hear them (11 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 491948: KC-10 79-1948 0756 ALE/USB Sounds (5 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 510302: KC-135 61-0302 1349 ALE/USB Wkg 510302 I think he is a
bit
confused (8 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 CRO: Croughton Relay Stn G 1242 ALE/USB Sounds. (23 Jan) (RGA)
(26 Jan) (AB)
09025.0 CZH: Unid 0410 ALE/USB Calls PAA. Prob corrupt calls. (23 Jan)
(SA)
09025.0 DARK 35: Wkg DARK 36 0228 USB Air-to-air comms. (8 Feb) (JH)
09025.0 PLA: 1632 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for signal check PLA weak
unreadable (15 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 PLA: 2328 ALE/USB Wkg 270044 C-17 97-0044 (15 Feb) (SA)
09041.0 5YE: NAIROBI MET 2035 RTTY 100/N/850 Marker "cq de 5YE ry's" and
met tfc (23/Jan)(DW)
09041.0 5YE: Nairobi Aero, KEN 2035 RTTY 100/825 test tape "RYRY.. CQ CQ
CQ DE 5YE 5YE 5YE", meteo (6/2/2001) (ANE)
09041.0 5YE: Nairobi, Kenya 19.50 ITA2 100/850 Nairobi Meteo with RY's
and "
CQ DE 5YE" (07Jan01). (PT)
09041.0 5YE: Narobi Meteo KEN 2018 RTTY/100/800 Testing. (5 Feb) (RGA)
09041.0 5YE:: Nairobi Meteo, KEN 0230 RTTY 100/850 Mixture of CQ's, RY's
and
METAR broadcasts. (06/Feb/2001) (nr0d)
09044.9 5YE: NAIROBI MET 2355 FAX 180/N/800 Sig wx charts. Blurred
(21/Jan) (DW)
09050.0 ZT201A: UNID Chinese embassy, 1542 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MILSTD 188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to YT316A
(03Feb01) (LDO)
09050.0 ZT201A: UNID Chinese embassy, 1542 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MILSTD 188-110A serial tone modem, tfc.to YT316A
(03Feb01) (LDO)
09052.0 90KNY: Unid US NTCN 0020 ALE/USB Sounds. (31 Jan) (RGA)
09057.0 170031: C-5 87-0031 0423 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE initiated P.P.
no
answer (11 Feb) (SA)
09057.0 GUA: USAF Andersen GUM 2053 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding
(15-02-01) (AB)
09062.0 M8: Cuban Numbers Station 0522 CW w/5FGs (cut) already in
progress.At
0523 into new message. (28/Jan/01) (MADX)
09070.0 055: UNID, 1806, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding,weak signal
(12 Jan01) (LDO)
09070.0 586: UNID, 1716, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding,(12Jan01) (LDO)
09076.7 PARIS: Paris, France 19.18 ARQ-E3 192/400 CdeCle to self on IAH
cct to
Libreville (28Dec00). (PT)
09082.0 ---: UNID 2046 2 chan piccolo. VFT on usb (23/Jan)(DW)
09082.5 ---: UNID 2048 Piccolo 9082.510. Chan 1 (Eng) in vft. On standby
until
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2105z when offair (23/Jan)(DW)
09082.9 ---: UNID 2047 Piccolo 9082.910. Chan 2 in vft. 6 tone. Online
encrypted
(23/Jan)(DW)
188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to YPM37
(03Feb01) (LDO)
188-110A serial tone modem,tfc. to YPM37
(03Feb01) (LDO)
09083.0 YPM37: UNID ROU-EMB, 0920 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD
188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to CENTR4
(03Feb01) (LDO)
09108.0 : FAPSI Link 30044 1739 RTTY/75/500 5LGs. (31 Jan) (RGA)
09110.0 NMF: USCG Boston USA 1945 FAX/120/576 900 mb prognosis
(11-02-01) (AB)
09114.0 VIS: FAPSI Link 80061 1527 RTTY/75/400 5LGs to YQV on 13468. Call
VIS is tentative. (17 Feb) (RGA)
09121.0 A25: 0853 A25 ALE 100 R Unid Latvian mil clg Pamats other calls
monitored: aus, sirds, pam?, lielva 12/24/00 (BV)
09121.0 A25: Latvian KFOR Net 1630 ALE/USB Calls PAMATS. (29 Jan) (RGA)
09121.0 A25: Latvian Mil LVA 1010 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg MAIZE
(17-02-01) (AB)
09121.0 A25: Latvian Mil LVA 1018 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg VENTA
(17-02-01) (AB)
09121.0 SIRDS: Latvian KFOR Kosovo SRB 1803 ALE/USB Sounds.
(9 Feb) (RGA)
09122.5 MVNHF424: USACE Station 0556 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call. At
0602,NWKHF1: USACE Kansas City w/sounding call.
(28/Jan/01)
(MADX)
09122.5 WUG: USACoE-Vicksburg, MS 1520 USB / working WUE6 (USACoENashville, TN) on channel eight. (16Feb.2001)
(Midwest USA)
09122.5 WUI6: USACoE-Fort Worth, Texas 1401 USB / working WUI414.
09130.0 MGJ: Ny Faslane 1745 ITA-2 75/R/350 channel mrk., ID (10 Jan 01)
(hpt)
09157.0 HEC: BerneRadio SWI 1526 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (9 Feb) (RGA)
09157.0 HEC: GW Berne 2135 CW id & ARQ tuning, weak sig w/heavy QRM from
ARQ-M2 144/single tone sta on 9156.9 (06Jan01)
(ML2)
09157.0 HEC: Globe Wireless node Berne, SUI, 1335 CW/FSK Globe wireless
marker (05Jan01)(LDO)
09157.0 HEC: Berne Radio 1310 cw, hec + SITOR (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
09158.6 HBD56: Warsaw, Poland 15.36 ARQ Swiss emb with op chat in GG to
unid station (28Dec00). (PT)
09165.0 HLL: Seoul Meteo 1719 FAX/120/576 'AUAS50' noisy but sharp copy.
(1 Feb) (KB)
09173.5 F01: UNID MIL, 1154 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serialtone modem, tfc. to F02,location: Balkan area
(04Feb01) (LDO)
09173.5 F02: UNID MIL, 1157 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serialtone modem, tfc. to F01,location: Balkan area
(04Feb01) (LDO)
09175.0 OY+SE/0Y+5E: Spanish SFOR net, 0732 USB radio check tfc., looks
like
the ops are uncertain re. their calls, one side
using calls "zero
yankee+cinco echo" the other side using "oskar
yankee+sierra echo"
- bad handwriting?(13Jan01) (LDO)
09176.5 no-call: UNID MIL-net, 1215 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone
modem
tfc., bursty tfc., (18Feb01) (LDO)
09177.0 OY+SE/0Y+5E: Spanish SFOR net, 0733 BAUDOT 50Bd/910Hz, both
stations sending test tapes to each other
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(13Jan01)(LDO)
09195.5 B01: UNID MIL, NOR?, 0921 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A AMDs to M01
every 5 minutes (18Feb01) (LDO)
09202.0 no-call: UNID, 0942 USB/CLOVER-2000 tfc. to unloc. station, two
stations
on freq, possibly UNHCR (20Jan01) (LDO)
calling GLENAN, at 1146 sending tfc. to GLENAN
using Rohde &
188-141A clng GROIX, at 1140 sending tfc. to
HOUAT using Rohde
& Schwarz 2400Bd burst PSK waveform (04Jan01)
(LDO)
09212.0 HOUAT: R&S test from Houat/Bretagne, F,1053 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A
clng GLENAN (04Jan01) (LDO)
09212.0 MOLENE: R&S test from Molene/Bretagne, F,1053 USB/MIL-STD
09221.5 R01: UNID MIL, 0955 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serialtone modem, tfc. to R02,location: Balkan area
(04Feb01) (LDO)
09221.5 R02: UNID MIL, 1003 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serialtone modem, tfc. to R01,location: Balkan area
(04Feb01) (LDO)
09249.2 CB: UNID Saudi Arabian?, ARS? 1530 ARQ-E-46.15 Bd/170Hz shift,
idling with betas (11Feb01) (LDO)
09250.9 CB: UNID Saudi Arabian?, ARS? 1530 BAUDOT 50Bd/170Hz shift op
chat in broken English to "DD", engineers channel
for 46.15 Bd ARQE outlet on 9249.2 kHz, timezone UTC +3 hrs,
QRT/QSY at
15:33UTC (11Feb01) (LDO)
09257.0 HOTEL: USN Station 0328 USB wkg GOLF: USN station. Link
coordination net.Other stations include CHARLIE,
ECHO, and
FOXTROT. (28/Jan/01) (MADX)
09257.5 ROMEO: USN Link 2243 USB ROMEO, HOTEL and others Link
coordination net. (28 Jan) (RB)
09257.6 Echo Foxtrot: 1633 USB / calling Foxtrot. Link-11 coordination
net?
09259.0 CGE: unid CANFORCES 0128 MIL-STD 188-141A clg CRC2: unid
CANFORCES. (23/Jan/01) (MADX)
09260.0 52B: UNID Danish MIL, 1516 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A tfc. to D31
(02Jan01) (LDO)
09260.0 D31: UNID Danish MIL, 1518 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A tfc. to 52B
(02Jan01) (LDO)
09304.0 UNID: 1315 75 bd/ 250 shift encrypt. (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
(21Jan01) (LDO)
modem
tfc., bursty tfc., possibly related to DOGFISH
2001 exercise
(17Feb01) (LDO)
09340.0 RCH72: Tashkent Meteo UZB 1420 FAX/60/576 Surface analysis
(11-02-01) (AB)
09507.0 170036: C-5 87-0036 1928 ALE/USB in ALE initiated ALLCALL/LINKED
'Mainsail this is Rch-3V1 on 9507" no answer. ALE
burst CLEARED
(1 Feb) (SA)
09911.4 UNID: 0509 UNID 195.3/700 4 peaks (Nov. 25 00)(PLOO)
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09935.0 000000123: UNID 0017 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. Also
0118z (03/Feb)(DW)
10018.0 Bombay Aero: 1546 USB E wkg. UNID a/c 065, pos. rpt., Selc./ch:
CGFR
(07 Jan 01) (HPT)
10018.0 Bombay Aero: 1727 USB E wkg. Speedbird 139 (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
10027.0 OKL: Praha Aero/LDOC CSA 1510 USB Czech wkg. a/c(06 Jan 01)(HPT)
10031.7 RKUKGK: Egy. Emb. Havana 2311 ARQ/100/170 jg rkukgk jg bkfqsr tfc
to
Cairo (Jan. 24) (MJZ)
10046.0 4XZ: Navy Haifa 1513 CW VVV tape. (2 Feb) (EW)
10046.0 4XZ: Ny Haifa 1515 cw, vvv mrk (06 Jan 01)(HPT)
10051.0 VFG: Gander Volmet 2320 USB E Volmet ID (06 Jan 01) (HPT)
10051.0 WSY70: New York Volmet 2319 USB E Volmet ID (06 Jan 01)(HPT)
10066.0 GUJARAT CONTROL: Clg AIR INDIA Flight 1206 USB With position
report. (2 Feb) (EW)
10090.0 Tashkent Volmet: 1513 USB E Volmet (06 Jan 01) (HPT)
10104.2 FF: ---- ARQ-E3 192/400 [igu] cdv (Oct 23 00)(PLOO)
10150.0 S47: Swedish Embassy Beirut LBN 0039 ALE/USB. Sounds. (20 Jan)
(RGA)
10206.2 DHJ 58: German Navy Wilhelmshaven?, D, 0853 USB/STANAG 4285
2400Bd PSK, tfc. to DRKT (FGS Westerwald)
(27Jan01)(LDO)
10211.0 DEBDEB30P: Rhourde Debdebra Oilfield ALG 1710 ALE/LSB. Sounds.
(22 Jan) (RGA)
10211.0 HEHGPL: Unid OilGas Facility ALG 1524 ALE/LSB Sounds.
(9 Feb) (RGA)
10211.0 RNOUSLR1: Rhourde Nouss Oil Pipeline ALG 1709 ALE/LSB/ Sounds.
(22 Jan) (RGA)
10211.0 SP130P: Algerian Oil/Gas Net ALG 1701 ALE/LSB Sounds.
(22 Jan) (RGA)
10214: HZN48: pres. Jeddah Meteo 1542 ITA-2, 100/N/850 synopt. wx for
Russia,
no ID (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
10215.0 HZN48: Jeddah Meteo 1300 RTTY 100/850 (24/Jan/2001) (Argo
Sicily)
10215.4 HZN48: Jeddah Meteo Sau 1509 RTTY/100/850 Wx info. (2 Feb) (EW)
10224.0 XLHR: Unid 0443 CW Bt 056/031 - - r r - - 312030 - - gr103 gr103
- scream
bobob uoiyu rthgd (etc.) (Ends) bt k. (1 Feb)
(IB)
10230.0 : Bulgarian Diplo 1727 8FSK/240x4/100x4/USB Continuous ALE type
station. Shifts about 100Hz. Difficult to
measure. (27 Jan) (RGA)
10230.0 : Unid 1727 WARBLE-JAMMER. file://13430 USB. Prob also
responsible
for the 8310 kHz noises. (27 Jan) (RGA)
10248.0 8BY: DGSE Paris F 1154 CW 463/455/164/682. (1 Feb) (RGA)
10248.0 8BY: F Intel 1545 cw vvv mrk (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
10264.0 UNID: 1549 100 bd, 850 shift encrypt. (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
10275.0 GASSI30P: Gassi El Adem Oil/Gas Facility ALG 1717 ALE/LSB Sounds.
(22 Jan) (RGA)
10280.0 BUE5: Chinese net 0500 CW Wkd with BXA2. (2 Feb) (IB)
10285.0 DEBDEB3:ALG O+G DEBDEBA 1110 MIL.STD 188-141A (debdeb30p)
ALE on lsb. Sounding. (17/Feb)(DW)
10285.0 INAS30P:ALG O+G IN AMENAS 1050 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on lsb.
10285.0 MEDER30:ALG O+G MEDERA 1101 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on lsb.
Sounding. (17/Feb)(DW)
10285.0 RNOULSL:ALG O+G RHOUDE NOUSS 1039 MIL.STD 188-141A
(rnouslr1) ALE on lsb Sounding (17/Feb)(DW)
10285.2 ?FF: 2330 ARQ-E3 192/400 [rti] (Oct 30 00)(PLOO)
10319.5 : Unid 1506 PACTOR/200/170 Cannot decode. (2 Feb) (EW)
10341.0 Unident:Clandestine 1937 13 Feb 01 CW cut numbers 5 fig tfc ends
TTT
or 000 (EB)
10341.0 HEC: Berne Radio cw, hec + SITOR (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
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10360.0 0000005555: UNID Iranian Net 0549 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Snd. (09/Feb) (CS)
10360.0 0000005555:UNID 2028 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(06/Feb)(DW)
10360.0 0000006666:UNID 2156 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(06/Feb)(DW)
10392.0 YQE: UNID British MIL, 0915 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding
(20Jan01) (LDO)
10408.2 LN2A: NTA Sveio NPS NOR 1200 COMPOSITE (1 Feb) (RGA)
Field-Strength
of absence
(14Jan01) (LDO)
10420.0 FDG: F AF Bordeaux 1552 cw, vvv (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
10422.0 no-call: USAF net?, 1035 USB/16+39-TONE PSK MODEM, no 400 Hz
doppler, probably KY-99 encrypted speech, strong
signals, location in
EUR, AWACS or EC-130? (28Jan01)(LDO)
002 (03Feb01) (LDO)
10438.0 1201: Codan Ltd. Paris?, F?, 1136 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding
(03Jan01) (LDO)
10438.0 OLZ xx: UNID CZE-EMB, 1300 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone
modem with modified protocol, burst tfc.,
IRS-mode, receiving tfc.
from Praha, QSX 11500 kHz (03Jan01)(LDO)
10455.5 VIE: Darwin 1502 CW Chan free marker. (2 Feb) (EW)
10455.5 VIE: GW NODE DARWIN 1736 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "VIE" and
working ship in Globedata (28/Jan)(DW)
10455.5 VIE: GlobeRadio Darwin NT AUS 1822 ARQ/100/170 Clover
bursts+morse ID. (27 Jan) (RGA)
10455.5 VIE: GlobeRadio Perth WA AUS 1822 ARQ/100/170 Pactor bursts+morse
ID. (27 Jan) (RGA)
10470.5 FDC: Air Metz F 1720 CW Marker. (27 Jan) (RGA)
10470.5 FDC: F AF Metz 1131 cw, vvv (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to KOW (17Feb01)
(LDO)
10480.0 KOW: UNID ROU embassy, 0853 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD
(17Feb01) (LDO)
10482.2 RFFA: MoD Paris 2210 ARQ-E3 100/400 non protege msg to RFVI Le
Port for relay to RFHI Noumea, cct IRE, QSX was
10873.7 (24Jan01)
(ML2)
10492.0 CIS-System 1551 81/200 (13 Feb. 01)(HPT)
10492.5 MAE: Bucarest 0545 RUM-FEC 164.5/400 [1] Msgs (Nov. 25 00)(PLOO)
10493.0 V5G: MFA Bucharest ROM 1205 ROU-FEC/164.5/400 Morse opchat and
Scheduled Circulara bcast. file://14681 16332
18552.4 19850 (1 Feb)
(RGA)
10534.5 ---:Canadian Forces Halifax Canada 1930 13 Feb 01 RTTY 075 wx tfc
(EB)
10536.0 CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 1932 RTTY/75/760 Canadian aflds wx
fcasts. (5 Feb) (RGA)
10536.0 CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 2042 RTTY/75/750 KADW actuals.
(2 Feb) (RGA)
10536.0 CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 2042 RTTY/75/750 KADW actuals.
(2 Feb)(RGA)
10536.2 CIS: System 1133 40.5/500 (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
10552.0 Unid: CW 1544 ... yc3bm7ma4yk3ba6xt6 = et8ma4cc2ct8ma4 = gtop...
(3 Feb) (IB)
10579.4 : KCNA Pyongyang N.Korea 1025 UTC RTTY/50/425 (7 Feb) (EW)
10586.5 FE9: US SHARES/NAOC 1850 USB Calls WWJ98 (ID) for checkin.
(8 Feb)(BD)
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10588.0 FM6FEM: FEMA Region Six Kansas City 0214 MIL-STD 188-141A
w/sounding call. (23/Jan/01) (MADX)
10608.0 INDEPEN3: Colombian Navy Corvette Independiente (Type FS1500,
CM-54) 0254 MIL-STD 188-141A clg ATLANTICO:
Colombian Navy
Atlantic Fleet HQ. (23/Jan/01) (MADX)
10610.9 : Moscow Meteo 1501 FAX/120/576 With weather char. (2 Feb) (EW)
10622.5 no-call: UNID North Korean diplo, 1329 600Bd BPSK serial tone
modem
(03Feb01) (LDO)
10626.0 : Unid FF 1517 ARQ-E/184.6/360 No traffic. (22 Jan) (RGA)
10648.0 Unknown (YL): Maybe EAM (Emergency action) 2320 USB / YL speak
phonatic word (07/Feb/2001) (Skyspy)
PSK system, 2 stations(04Jan01)(LDO)
10767.0 AJO: USAF Incirlik, TUR, 0623 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone
modem with continuous tfc.,link to Sigonella
(03Feb01) (LDO)
10780.0 912: Unid 2158 USB With Cape Radio with phone patch. (6 Feb) (DB)
10780.0 Antigua Radio: 1834 USB / working Cape Radio. (07Feb.2001)
(Midwest USA)
10780.0 Ascension Radio: 0154 USB / working USS Robert G. Bradley.
10780.0 Cape Radio: 1700 USB / working USS Robert G. Bradley for STS-98
launch support. (07Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
10780.0 Cape Radio: 1924 USB / working King 74 (a HC-130, tail # 50974).
ETA
KHIF is 0300Z. (07Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
10780.0 Cape Radio: 2225 USB / working Razor 28. (07Feb.2001) (Midwest
USA)
10780.0 Cape Radio: 2300 USB / working Mustang 01 (a possible E-3
AWACS).
10818.9 UNID: 2225 ARQ-E/N? 192/103, tough to get betas, acf (28)56 id?
(Dec. 25 00)(PLOO)
10821.2 no-call: UNID, 0734 ARQ-E-192 4-CRC/150Hz shift idling, no link
with
other party (03Feb01) (LDO)
10821.6 FF: 0532 ARQ-E 192/150 [ige]pp rfligea de rflige (Dec. 1
00)(PLOO)
10827.0 UNID: 1704 75 bd/850 shift encrypt. (21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
10830.0 : Unid Russian Illicit 1717 USB 5FGs in Russian. (27 Jan) (RGA)
10865.0 116: UNID CHN-Diplo, 1455 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A
tfc. to 124 (02Jan01) (LDO)
10865.0 124: UNID CHN-Diplo, 1456 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A
tfc. to 116 (02Jan01) (LDO)
10872.0 S: Russian Navy 1434 CW marker (2 Feb) (EW)
10872.0 SC: Russian Navy Beacon Cluster 1416 CWx2 S-10871.9 10872-C.
(1 Feb) (RGA)
10872.0 SC: Russian Navy Beacon Cluster 1416 CWx2 S-10871.9 10872-C.
(1 Feb) (RGA)
10873.7 RFVI: F Ny Le Port 1734 ARQ-E3 100 bd controle de voie, REI-cct
(21 Jan. 01) (HPT)
10875.0 21111: AUSTRIAN MIL 1147 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
BMLV2 (02/Feb)(DW)
10875.0 BMLV2: Austrian MOD 1200 MIL.STD 188-141A. ALE on usb Clng 21111.
(09/Feb) (CS)
10891.0 WWJ40J: FHWA/USCG Aux. weekly net 2204 USB / wkg various WWJ
stations & AAR4LL. QSYed to 14461.0 kHz.
(31Jan.2001) (Midwest
USA)
10916.0 ---:French forces Dakar Senegal 2032 31 Jan 01 ARQ E3 48 , idling
(EB)
10917.7 RFTJ: Dakar Senegal 0828 ARQ-E3/48/400 Idling only. (4 Feb) (EW)
10917.9 FF: 0820 ARQ-E3 48/400 idle beta (Dec. 26 00)(PLOO)
10945.0 CFH: CF HALIFAX 1006 RTTY/75/850 Marker "NAWS de CFH and
frequencies. (7 Feb) (EW)
Pagina 180
WUN-v07
10945.0 CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 1929 RTTY/75/850 ZKRs to NAWS.
(5 Feb)(RGA)
modem
(03Feb01) (LDO)
10996.0 FDI8: French Air Force Nice 0126 CW w/call tape. (23/Jan/01)
(MADX)
10998.7 : Unid System 2048 UNID/400/840 200/Asynch? ACF about 8. Code30
won't handle speeds greater than 300, so could be
RTTY. If so why
so unnecessarily fast? (2 Feb) (RGA)
11001.7 ---: MFA Cairo 2139 ARQ clg Vienna w/sc XBVC; 2140 FEC w/JG CFUW
ODS 5119 (for QSX of 9116.7) then off air,
(05Jan01) (ML2)
11039.0 DDH9: DWD Pinneberg Meteo 1136 ITA-2 50/R/450 wx in plain
language,
ry, ID // 14467.3 (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
11039.0 DDH9: Hamburg Met 0832 RTTY/50/N/440 Marker "cq de DDH47 DDH9
(4 Feb) (EW)
11039.0 DDH9: Hamburg Met 1433 RTTY/50/N/440 Meteo tfc. (2 Feb) EW)
11052.2 DOR: MFA Sofia, BUL, 0758 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A 39-tone modem
with modified protocol,and modified preamble,
ISS-mode, QSX not
found, 400 Hz doppler (03Jan01)(LDO)
modem
tfc., bursty tfc.,(17Feb01) (LDO)
11075.0 ELEFANTE: MoD Roma, 1038, USB/FSK-1200 Bd, tfc.to "MANGUSTA",
ISS-mode (05Jan01)(LDO)
11076.0 ANK: SVK-EMB Ankara?, TUR, 1549 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, calling
NET01 (03Jan01) (LDO)
11080.0 no-call: SANA Damascus, SYR, 1542 BAUDOT? 50Bd/ totally corrupted
transmission, no mark/space tones available
(27Jan01)(LDO)
11105.0 116: CHINESE DIPLO ?LOC 1310 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb,
responding to 123 (12/Jan)(DW)
11105.0 123: CHINESE DIPLO ?LOC 1310 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
116 (12/Jan)(DW)
11105.0 198: CHINESE DIPLO ?LOC 1425 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Responding to 116 thereafter short msg in
188-110A (12/Jan)(DW)
11105.0 YT315A: CHINESE DIPLO ?LOC 1434 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Responds to ZT201A thereafter short msg in
188-110A (12/Jan)
(DW)
11105.0 ZT201A: CHINESE DIPLO ?LOC 1434 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng YT315A (12/Jan)(DW)
11108.5 ---:U/K Poss French forces - 1956 31 Jan 01 ARQ no sync - poss
one of
the Paris transmitters - Signal seems to "throb"
(EB)
11110.7 RFLI: FF FT DE FRANCE 1012 ARQ-E/192/370 5LGs (7 Feb) (EW)
11115.0 NSY: US-NY Sigonella, I, 0715 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone
modem with continuous tfc., link to Incirlik,
sign off with DTMF tones
at 0717 UTC (03Feb01) (LDO)
11123.0 : Unid NATO System 1920 UNID/75/850 Cipher entries revs and
repeated
strings (different each time). (5 Feb) (RGA)
11125.1 HZN: Jeddah Meteo SDA 1925 RTTY/75/750 SMYE10 OYSN 051800.
(5 Feb)(RGA)
11153.0 ELEFANTE: MoD Roma, 0934, USB/FSK-1200 Bd, tfc. to
"SPIGOLA"/ISS-mode+voice tfc.(13Jan01) (LDO)
11165.0 ---:Scottish pirates Scotland 1837 04 Feb 00 USB much swearing good
Anglo Saxon terminology - most of it beginning
with 'F' (EB)
11175.0 ANDREWS: 114-char EAM Bcast 2100 USB P5EHPU. Repeated twich
Pagina 181
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
for
WUN-v07
with character count. (31 Jan) (BD)
ANDREWS: 20-char EAM 1944 SUB GMT473. (Instead of usual 22 or
28?) Repeats once and gone. (1 Feb) (BD)
ANDREWS: 22-char EAM 1546 USB BWUZB2. (25 Jan) (RGA)
ANDREWS: 28-char EAM 0547 USB 2NFVZS repeated once.
(15 Feb) (BD)
ANDREWS: 28-char EAM 0601 USB 2N3HHB. Op advised 'disregard this
txn' at beginning of 2nd repetition. (15 Feb)
(BD)
ANDREWS: 28-char EAM 1537 USB BWELXL. Heavy echo.
(25 Jan) (RGA)
ANDREWS: 28-char EAM 1551 USB BWUCBD. Still heavy echo on
signal. (25 Jan) (RGA)
ANDREWS: 28-char EAM Bcast 0538 USB 2NFNJF. (6 Feb) (BD)
ANDREWS: 6-char EAM 1538 USB 'For CATCH FLY' GMICMV.
(14 Feb) (JH)
ANDREWS: 6-char EAM 1551 USB GM5SZU or such 'FOR
CONSUMATE'. (13 Feb) (JH)
ANDREWS: 6-char EAM 1825 USB GM3ST5. (8 Feb) (BD)
ANDREWS: EAM Bcast 0604 USB Repeats 2N3HHB string which he
cancelled on a previous transmission at 0601z.
(15 Feb) (BD)
ANDREWS: SKY KING Msg 0603 USB ZVP. Time 03. Authentication TF.
(15 Feb) (BD)
Andrews Global: GHFS 1637 USB / pp for SPAR 66 to Andrews VIP.
Gave pri. F-731, sec. F-295. (17Jan.2001)
(Midwest USA)
Andrews: 2236 USB w/EAM (FTPNWR) for American Holly.
(27/DEC/00) (RP3)
Andrews: GHFS 2145 USB / Andrews Maintenance calling Croughton
signal check. (02Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
11175.0 BLUE 27: Unid 1436 USB Calls MAINSAIL without response.
(25 Jan) (RGA)
11175.0 COBRA 33: Clg ASCENSION 0702 USB For pp to DNS 634-3572.
(14 Feb) (BD)
11175.0 CODY 01: Cld MAINSAIL 1802 USB Raised ANDREWS and moved to
8992. (27 Jan) (JH)
11175.0 HAWK 51: Clg MARS RADIO(?) 1604 USB No response. This call to
MARS RADIO has been heard in the past. (5 Feb)
(JH)
11175.0 HICKAM: 22-char EAM Bcast 0754 USB 2NU032. Echo'd by ANDREWS
at 0745z. (14 Feb) (BD)
11175.0 HICKAM: SKY KING Msg 0708 USB EAM. Time 08. Authentication MU.
(15 Feb) (BD)
11175.0 HICKAM: SKYKING Msg 0738 USB VZT. Time 38. Authentication CK.
Echo'd by YOKOTA. (14 Feb) (BD)
11175.0 JAKE 11: Clg ANDREWS 1622 USB For message traffic. Not known if
ANDREWS was raised. (1 Feb) (JH)
11175.0 JGO-66: Wkg CROUGHTON USB 1637 QSY to 365 (I was only half
listening at the time) freq 11059 (hold taxiing)
P.P. to AMARC left
SKOPJE at 1652 arrive Rome at 1750 (17 Feb) (SA)
11175.0 LN451: Unid 1643 USB Calls MAINSAIL repeatedly without response.
(25 Jan) (RGA)
11175.0 LN451: Unid 1643 USB No response to repeated MAINSAIL calls.
(25 Jan) (RGA)
11175.0 LOST SHOE: Calls MAINSAIL 1826 USB Raises ANDREWS for pp to
commercial 800 number. Callsign MAGNAVOX,
probably WALDORF.
Either faded or patch never completed as nothing
further heard on
freq. (26 Jan) (JH)
11175.0 MCCLELLAN: Clg REACH 780 0546 USB Nothing heard. Gone at 0546.
(15 Feb) (BD)
11175.0 MOWTOWN 5(?): Clg SKYBIRD 1800 USB No known response and
gone. (27 Jan) (JH)
11175.0 NAVY JM940: Unid Wkg Unid 1515 USB pp to DSN-626-3150 or
Pagina 182
WUN-v07
3177(Sigonella Ops). Enroute Gibraltar-Sigonella.
(25 Jan) (RGA)
11175.0 OFFUTT: Radio Check 1954 USB And gone. (1 Feb) (BD)
11175.0 OSCAR 33: Wkg PUERTO RICO 0616 USB Requests pp to MINOT
COMMAND POST. DSN 453-3101. Party at Minot id'd
as ICEMAN(?)
and discussed problem with "engine #5 high oil
pressure". (15 Feb)
(BD)
11175.0 OVER SLIDE: Clg maybe MAINSAIL 1639 USB Then calls MCLELLAN.
Too weak to follow. (4 Feb) (JH)
11175.0 Offutt Global: GHFS 1422 USB / wkg SAM 28000 (a VC-25A, Boeing
747-200, Serial # 82-8000). (18Feb.2001) (Midwest
USA)
11175.0 Offutt Global: GHFS 1813 USB / pp for Trout 99 (a C-135C) to
Trout Ops.
ETA to KEDW 2208Z. (08Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
11175.0 PACAF 01: Wkg ANDREWS 2310 USB w/pp Sam Command, ETA
0100Z, has DV3 1 pax, request protocol, dry ice,
fuel, power cart, &
conveyor, Alpha 2 for #4 engine fuel valve poss
leaking. (28 Jan) (RB)
11175.0 PERFORATE: Wkg MCCLELLAN 2241 USB For pp to DSN 939-3372
IDd as TERTIARY. Preforate requested they meet on
8992 and
gone. (3 Feb) (JH)
11175.0 PUERTO RICO: Clg RETRO-11 0712 USB Advises 'your CP requests you
contact them. (15 Feb) (BD)
11175.0 REACH 122A: Unid 1632 USB Calls MAINSAIL several times without
response. (25 Jan) (RGA)
11175.0 REACH 122A: Unid 1632 USB No response to MAINSAIL calls.
(25 Jan) (RGA)
11175.0 REACH 20: Calls MAINSAIL 1758 USB Raises ASCENSION for pp to
??? Metro for Ramstein wx. pp failed. Goes to
8992. (25 Jan) (RGA)
11175.0 REACH 3602: Wkg HICKAM 0504 USB w/pp to YOKOTA regarding cargo
and with YOKOTA METEO for landing wx. (6 Feb)
(BD)
11175.0 REACH 8050: Unid 1554 USB Calls MAINSAIL raises INCIRLIK for
radio
check. (25 Jan) (RGA)
11175.0 REACH 8219: Clg MAINSAIL 1826 Raises HICKAM for a radio check.
8219 stated he was 'at TRAVIS'. (8 Feb) (BD)
11175.0 RETRO-11: Clg MAINSAIL 0550 USB No response. (15 Feb) (BD)
11175.0 RETRO-11: Clg PUERTO RICO 0541 USB Requests pp to Jeg's ECM
Shop(?). PR asked for a 'phone number. Nothing
further heard. (15
Feb) (BD)
11175.0 RETRO-11: Wkg PUERTO RICO 0644 USB pp to DSN 781-2151. Party in
patch advised they were researching "possibility
of loading new ECM
tape", (15 Feb) (BD)
11175.0 RETRO-11: Wkg PUERTO RICO 0714 USB In pp with MUDBUG to
advise RETRO-11 to continue on with mission "if
you have some type
of ECMload"--then gave additional information on
correcting his flight
plan, (15 Feb) (BD)
11175.0 Rch-G5: C-5 86-0013 1433 USB Wkg CROUGHTON for a P.P. to Lajes
Base Op's, relay to LGSA (Souda) arrival time of
1730 then P.P. to
USAFE Metro for WX (17 Feb) (SA)
11175.0 STARGATE ALPHA: Calls MAINSAIL 1811 USB No response and gone.
(26 Jan) (JH)
11175.0 TURBO 69: Clg MAINSAIL 1937 USB (Colombian Coast Guard?) Again
at 1939z with no answer. (1 Feb) (BD)
11183.0 : Unid. 0837 CROWD36 Cannot decode. (4 Feb) (EW)
11197.5 no-call: US-MIL net?, 1035 USB/16+39-TONE PSK MODEM, no 400 Hz
Pagina 183
11200.0
11202.0
11205.0
11214.0
11217.0
11217.0
unknown
WUN-v07
doppler, probably KY-99 encrypted speech, strong
signals, located in
the Mediterranean Sea area, related to DOGFISH
2001 exercise?
(28Jan01)(LDO)
CC13: UNID Gabonese, GAB, 1805, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding
(07Jan01) (LDO)
MALEK: UNID, ALG? 1509 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling "ATEF"
(11Feb01) (LDO)
Architect: RAF ? 1433 USB, E, wx for air fields(02 Feb. 01) (HPT)
SENTRY 46: E3 AWACS 0239 USB Clg Trenton Military, too much QRM
here to hear if pp was successful. (Log 3-10 Feb)
(RB)
AAARDD: (Army Mars station): 2135 w/another unidentified Mars
station(28/DEC/00) (RP3)
Dixie 31: a AL Air NG KC-135 aircraft? 1922 USB / working an
station, maybe Dixie Control. (24Jan.2001)
(Midwest USA)
11217.0 KGD34NCC: SHARES Master C0-ord Stn Arlington VA USA 1900
ALE/USB Sounds. (21 Jan) (RGA)
11218.4 Unid: single word callsign (missed it) 0342 Passing track ID at
0342 in
USB.(2 Feb) (RB)
11220.0 McClellan: USAF 0526 USB / working Offutt for a signal check.
11226.0 15005: USAF UNID 1713 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(16/Jan)(DW)
11226.0 160020: C-5 86-0020 0821 ALE/USB Wkg GTL (8 Feb) (SA)
11226.0 200534:C-17 90-0534 1650 ALE/USB Wkg GUA (15 Feb) (SA)
(16/Jan)(DW)
11226.0 240068: C-17 94-0068 1655 ALE/USB Wkg 290067 C-17 990167
(10 Feb) (SA)
(16/Jan)(DW)
11226.0 270042: C-17 97-0042 2303 ALE/USB Wkg JDG/JTY/CRO in quick
succession (6 Feb)(SA)
11226.0 270042:C-17 97-0042 1455 ALE/USB (9 Feb) (SA)
11226.0 280049: C-17 98-0049 2052 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE initiated P.P
no answer (8 Feb) (SA)
11226.0 280054 C-17 98-0054 1615 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (5 Feb) (SA)
11226.0 430080: KC-10 83-0080 1222 ALE/USB Wkg PLA (16 Feb) (SA)
11226.0 450033: KC-10 85-0033 1831 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (9 Feb) (SA)
11226.0 512669: USAF UNID 2004 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
CRO/Croughton (16/Jan)(DW)
11226.0 571496: KC-135 57-1496 0242 ALE/USB Wkg 57-1496. He has done this
11226.0 591479: USAF UNID 1926 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB. Sounding.
(16/Jan)(DW)
11226.0 960007: USAF C-17 96-0007 1322 ALE/USB Calls Croughton Relay.
(22 Jan) (SA)
11226.0 ADW: USAF ANDREWS AFB MD 1639 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding. 1926z clng 580003 (16/Jan)(DW)
11226.0 AED: USAF ELEMDORF AFB AK 1913 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
11226.0 AF7: USAF UNID 1944 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB. Sounding.
(16/Jan)(DW)
11226.0 ANDREWS VIP: Wkg Reach 271 0840 USB Then ALE call. (4 Feb) (EW)
11226.0 CRO: 1336 ALE/USB Wkg 223292 C-17 92-3292 + 223292 Sounds
various freq's through the afternoon (15 Feb)
(SA)
11226.0 CRO: 1342 ALE/USB Wkg 20-0534 C-17 900534 (12 Feb) (SA)
11226.0 CRO: 1424 ALE/USB Wkg 49-1946 KC-10 79-1946 (13 Feb) (SA)
Pagina 184
WUN-v07
11226.0 CRO: 1521 ALE/USB Wkg 170028 C-5 87-0028 (12 Feb) (SA)
11226.0 CRO: Croughton Relay G 0947 ALE/USB Calls 240070 a C17A
94-0070.(20 Jan) (SA)
(27 Jan) (AB)
11226.0 CRO: USAF/RAF CROUGHTON UK 1654 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
11226.0 CRO: Wkg 150008/C-5 85-0008 1712 ALE/USB (30 Jan) (SA)
11226.0 CRO: Wkg 240068/C-17 940068 1003 ALE/USB Also 6721/5708.
(30 Jan) (SA)
11226.0 CRO: Wkg 280049/C-17 98-0049 1618 ALE/USB (30 Jan) (SA)
11226.0 CRO:Wkg 280049 C-17 98-0049 0903 ALE/USB (5 Feb) (SA)
11226.0 DEF: FAA ? ?LOC 1721 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB. Clng
HIK/Hickam (16/Jan)(DW)
11226.0 GTL: USAF THULE AFB GRNLND 1647 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
11226.0 GUA: USAF ANDERSON AFB GUAM 1959 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding. (16/Jan)(DW)
11226.0 GUA: USAF Andersen GUM 1418 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding.
(27 Jan) (AB)
11226.0 JDG: NAS Diego Garcia DGA 1539 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding.
(27 Jan) (AB)
11226.0 JDG: USAF DIEGO GARCIA 1705 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
11226.0 JNR: USAF ROOSEVELT ROADS PR 1706 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding. (16/Jan)(DW)
11226.0 JTY: USAF Yokota J 1456 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding. (27 Jan) (AB)
11226.0 OFF: USAF OFFUTT AFB NE 1718 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
11226.0 PLA: 1202 ALE/USB Wkg AND??. PLA made a few attempts at AND.
Below included for the interest [12:06:45][FRQ
11226000][TO ]
[ANDERS ALJ][TIS] [PLA ][AL0]BER 7 SN 11
[AMD]...ERSON@ (16
Feb) (SA)
11226.0 PLA: USAF LAJES AFB AZR 1646 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
11226.0 PLA: USAF Lajes AZR 1311 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding. (27 Jan) (AB)
11226.0 PLA: Wkg 150003 C-5 85-0003 0203 ALE/USB (9 Feb) (SA)
11226.0 PLA: Wkg 150005/C-5 85-0005 0856 ALE/USB (30 Jan) (SA)
11226.0 RBO: unid clg CRO ABW 1355 MIL-STD 188-141A Weak signal so
maybe corrupted calls. (27 Jan) (AB)
11226.0 Reach 5107: 2100 USB / calling Elmendorf after ALE bursts.
11226.0 Reach 9167: a C-17 aircraft 1833 USB / with a direct dial to
Elmendorf
AMCC ("Denali"). (23Jan.2001) (Midwest USA)
11226.0 WRL: USAF ROBINS AFB GA 1842 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
11226.0 ZSC: 2102 ALE/USB Wkg RSC (any ideas?) (15 Feb) (SA)
11232.0 Canforce 4415: (CC-150, 437th Sqdn Trenton): 2135 USB w/Trenton
Military reporting departure from Moncton at
1840Z, (26/DEC/00)
(RP3)
11232.0 SENTRY 46: E-3 AWACS 0237 USB Clg/wkg Trenton Military, Canadian
Forces, attempting pp to Tinker Metro, Trenton
has them move to
11214. (Log 3-10 Feb) (RB)
11240.0 HR: 0922 ALE/USB Wkg M1 (6 Feb) (SA).
11243.0 FREE HAND: 28-char EAM 1717 USB (Not 11244) JYTKWZ simulcast on
11494 and 8992. (6 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 ABDICATE(?): 28-char EAM 2157 USB JY5CFS or close simulcast on at
least 8992. (2 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 ANDREWS: 28-char EAM 1819 USB BWNGB6. (22 Jan) (JH)
11244.0 ANDREWS: 28-char EAM 1903 USB 2N65S5. (9 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 ANDREWS: 28-char EAM 2102 USB JYPEUD. (27 Jan) (JH)
11244.0 ANDREWS: 28-char EAM 2203 USB JY7SKE. (3 Feb) (JH)
Pagina 185
WUN-v07
11244.0 ANDREWS: 28-char EAM Bcast 2128 USB JY7HLF. (27 Jan) (JH)
11244.0 ANDREWS: 6-char EAM 2118 USB NNXPK5. (27 Jan) (JH)
11244.0 BILLY BOB: EAM Bcast 2125 USB JYH4R3. H+25/h+55 activity.
(27 Jan) (JH)
11244.0 DESSICANT: EAM Bcast 1925 USB 2N65S5 simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55
11244.0 DILIGENT: EAM Bcast 2106 USB JYPEUD simulcast on 8992 with
nothing heard on any ZULU freq. (27 Jan) (JH)
11244.0 DILIGENT: EAM Bcast 2155 USB JYPEUD. BILLY BOB was coactive on
freq and finishing after the termination of
DILIGENT's xmsn.
H+25/h+55 activity. (27 Jan) (JH)
11244.0 DIXIE 10: Clg MAINSAIL 1621 USB Also calls ANDREWS RADIO and
ANY RADIO many times without response. (8 Feb)
(JH)
11244.0 EXPEDITE: 1-Group Msg 1914 USB 'DTR' Time 19. Authentication ?M.
Out. (Minutes from an original transmission? May
have been
preceded with an EAM. (7 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 EXPEDITE: EAM & 1-Group Msg 1925 USB 2NBBMP. 1-Group msg had
time 19 and authentication XM. Simulcast 8992.
H+25/h+55 activity.
(7 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 FLY FISH: EAM Bcast 1755 JYTKWZ simulcast 11494 with nil heard
8992. H+25/h+55 activity. H+25/h+55 activity. (6
Feb) (JH)
11244.0 FREE HAND: EAM Bcast 1725 JYTKWZ simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55
11244.0 GLASS WARE: EAM Bcast 2225 USB 2NJ4OI simulcast 8992.
H+25/h+55 activity. (18 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 LOST SHOE: Calls MAINSAIL 1638 USB Calls 'with request' few times
and gone. (26 Jan) (JH)
11244.0 MEMORIZE: 29-char EAM 0707 USB BWXLHE simulcast 8992 & 6697.
(22 Jan) (JH)
11244.0 OFFUTT: EAM Bcast 1801 USB Weak. Bcast an EAM at their h+00 or
h+01 xmsn time. (23 Jan) (JH)
11244.0 OVER SLIDE: Clg ANDREWS 1709 USB 'on 8992 and 11244 upper'.
Raises OFFUTT on 8992. (4 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 OVER SLIDE: Clg MAINSAIL 1650 USB 'on HF GLOBAL' then tries
ANDREWS with no response. (4 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 PAGEANTRY: 28-char EAM 1655 USB JYKRIK simulcast 8992.
(30 Jan)(JH)
11244.0 PAGEANTRY: Calls MAINSAIL and OFFUTT 1710 USB No response.
(30 Jan) (JH)
11244.0 PERFORATE: Clg MAINSAIL 2133 USB Clg MAINSAIL 'on 89 and 112'
with no response. (3 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 PERFORATE: Clg Unid 2237 USB Clg maybe MAINSAIL 'on 8992 upper'
without response. (3 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 PERFORATE: EAM Bcast 2225 USB JY7SKE. H+25/h+55 activity.
(3 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 PROTRUDE(?): 28-char EAM 1755 USB JYGQ6W simulcast 8992.
H+25/h+55 activity. (31 Jan) (JH)
11244.0 ROOT ALUM(?): Calls OFFUTT 1803 USB No response. (23 Jan) (JH)
11244.0 ROYALIST: EAM Bcast 1855 USB BWNGB6 simulcast on 8992.
H+25/h+55 activity. Apparently there's been a
change in
players...RIDGE POLE has been quiet for maybe an
hour or so. (22
Jan) (JH)
11244.0 YALE MAN(?): 28-char EAM 1625 USB 2NZP7D simulcast 8992.
11250.0 150007 C-5 85-0007 1053 ALE/USB Sounds (7 Feb) (SA)
11250.0 ADW: Wkg 491946 KC-10 79-1946 0411 ALE/USB (1 Feb) (SA)
11253.0 : RAF VOLMET: West Drayton Volmet 1433 USB Giving weather
information. Weak signal here. (2 Feb) (EW)
11285.0 IRA841: B747 GJAE 1751 USB Wkg Chennai. (10 Feb) (DP)
11285.0 KUALA LUMPUR CONTROL: Calling unid Flt 1148 USB Weather report.
Pagina 186
11285.0
11285.0
11285.0
11285.0
11297.0
11300.0
350
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(2 Feb) (EW)
MAS10: B777 QRFH 1753 USB Wkg Chennai. KL-Zurich. (10 Feb) (DP)
MAS14: B777 9M-MRH? QREP 1648 USB Wkg Chennai. (9 Feb) (DP)
MAS18: B777 9M-MRD QREJ 1944 USB Wkg Chennai. KL-ViennaRome. (13 Feb) (PD)
SIA404: DRHM 1935 USB Wkg Chennai. Dubai-Singapore. (13 Feb) (PD)
HONG KONG CONTROL: Clg CATHAY Flt 1151 USB Position report.
(2 Feb)(EW)
LYB: 1307 LYB USB 2 1 A Tripoli ww EGY 1265 req flight level
11300.0 LYB: 1308
req
11300.0
11300.0
11309.0
(HPT)
11318.0
01/01/01 (BV)
LYB USB 2 2 A "Tripoli clg Cairo reports
""EGY 1265
flight level 350""" 01/01/01 (BV)
Khartoum Aero 2236 USB E wkg. KLM 566 (28 Jan. 01) (HPT)
Tripoli Aero: 0023 USB E wkg. Madagascar 052 (28 Jan 01)(HPT)
CSY: Sta. Maria Aero 1526 USB E wkg. Air Europe (21 Jan. 01)
SAMARA: Samara Volmet RUS 1419 USB Ends sched with ID.
(1 Feb) (RGA)
11327.9 : Unid Danish Diplo 1425 TWINPLEX/100/320 5LGs in SITOR-ARQ mode.
'endtext' then offair sans ID. (1 Feb) (RGA)
11336.0 Gander Aero: 1512 USB, E, wkg. Speedbird 283, por. rpt.(01 Jan
00) (hpt)
11340.0 no-call: UNID, 0802 ALIS 228.65, after ALIS procedure into R&S
burst
PSK (03Jan01)(LDO)
strong signals (03Jan01)(LDO)
11341.9 UNID: prob. Danish Diplo 11.59 Twinplex, idling, 1210 off without
text
(13 Feb. 01)(HPT)
11345.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1528 USB, E, wkg. United 911, pos. rpt.
(01 Jan 00) (hpt)
11375.0 no-call: UNID CIS-MIL, 0914, USB/YAKTA speech scrambler,
100Bd/150Hz FSK synch-bitstream(10Feb01) (LDO)
11382.0 : Russian Military 1428 MS-5/4800-QPSK/USB Cipher. (1 Feb) (RGA)
11387.0 Singapore Volmet: 2250 USB E Volmet (17 Febr. 01) (HPT)
11387.0 VJN385: Sydney Volmet 1330 USB E Volmet (10 Jan 01) (HPT)
11396
SVA5221: B747? CFDH 1655 USB Wkg Djakarta. (10 Feb) (DP)
11396.0 ANZ170: B767 ZK-NCH Wkg Perth 1617 USB Selcal FSBQ. (23 Jan) (PD)
11396.0 ANZ70: B767 ZK-NCH FSBQ 1601 USB Auckland-Apia/Faleolo.
(10 Feb) (DP)
11396.0 CPA111: B747 B-HOV(?) Wkg PERTH 1540 USB HK-Sydney. Selcal
ADHL. (9 Jan) (PD)
11396.0 CZC: DA90 T18-1 Wkg PERTH 1624 USB Selcal BDGL. (23 Jan) (PD)
11396.0 GIA712: Unid Wkg PERTH Selcal QSGL(?) Bali-Brisbane-Auckland.
(23 Jan) (PD)
11396.0 GIA726: DC10 PK-GIB Wkg PERTH 1537 USB Bali-Perth. Selcal HLDG.
(9 Jan) (PD)
11396.0 HVN793: BDFQ 1625 USB Wkg Djakarta. (10 Feb) (DP)
11396.0 MAS137: B777 9M-MRC Wkg Bali 1628 USB KL-Auckland. Selcal QREH.
(23 Jan) (PD)
11396.0 QFA136: B767 VH-OGK Wkg PERTH 1558 USB Taipei-Sydney. Selcal
LQBP. (9 Jan) (PD)
11396.0 QFA20: B747 VH-EAA Wkg PERTH 1533 USB Bali-Perth.Selcal EGFM.
(9 Jan) (PD)
11396.0 QFA74: B767 VH-OGJ LQBM 1601 USB Wkg Perth. Singapore-Perth.
(10 Feb) (DP)
11396.0 QSF16 B747 VH-EBU DLBH 1523 USB Wkg Perth
Rome/Bangkok/Melbourne/Sydney (8 Feb) (DP)
11396.0 SIA227: B747 9V-SML LMAD 1518 USB Wkg Djakarta/Perth. SingaporeMelbourne. (8 Feb) (DP)
11396.0 SIA227: B747 9V-SPI Wkg Djakarta 1425 USB Singapore-Melbourne.
Selcal JSLP. (15 Jan) (PD)
11396.0 SIA235: B777 9V-SRE Wkg PERTH 1601 USB Singapore-Brisbane.
Selcal JPBM. (9 Jan) (PD)
11396.0 UAE66: B777 A6-EME? HMBR 1455 USB Wkg Perth. (8 Feb) (DP)
Pagina 187
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11401.5 B01: NORWEGIAN NET ? 1246 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
M01 with AMDs eg Z11 602107117034 509Y3d" and
"Z12
902107100000 509n27". Burst every 5 mins.
(17/Feb)(DW)
11401.5 B01: UNID MIL, 0921 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A AMDs to M01 every 5
minutes (17Feb01) (LDO)
11404.0 : Unid Russian Sched 1714 RTTY/75/400. Duplex. Morse opchat. One
msg 5FGS with = 100 = marker at 100th group. Ends
'- 1716 (time).
Signs off 'OK QRX 10829 K. R NIL AR AR. Not usual
FAPSI
procedure. Missed message header. :o( (1 Feb)
(RGA)
11404.0 : Unid Russian Sched 1714 RTTY/75/400. Duplex. Morse opchat. One
msg 5FGS with = 100 = marker at 100th group. Ends
'- 1716(time).
Signs off 'OK QRX 10829 K. R NIL AR AR. Not usual
FAPSI
procedure. Missed message header. :o( (1 Feb)
(RGA)
11416.7 ---: FF SAREJEVO ? 1545 ARQ/342 200/E/400 8rc. 2 chan tfm. Chans
A:
B: betas. No app tfc thru 1620z (07/Feb)(DW)
11416.7 : Unid Prob RFFVAY/Sarajevo 1118 ARQ-M2/200/300. Poor copy/poor
synch. (31 Jan) (RGA)
11418.0 ---:French forces Paris France 1832 04 FEB 01 ARQ E3 200 Idling &
fading (EB)
11425.0 CENTR1: MFA BUCHAREST 1339 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
YPM. 1343z clng YPM24 (12/Jan)(DW)
11425.0 KOW: ROMANIAN EMB ?LOC 1302 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb clng
CENTR4/Bucharest (12/Jan)(DW)
11427.5 MAE: MFA ALGIERS 1116 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
TNS/Tunis, followed by Racal MSM1250 10-chan
modem (12/Jan)
(DW)
11427.5 TNS: ALGERIAN EMB TUNIS 1116 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Responding to MAE/Algiers (12/Jan)(DW)
11430.0 HMF55: KCNA Pyongyang DPRK 1032 RTTY/50/250 w/EE news.
(22/Jan/01)(MADX)
11430.3 HMF55: KCNA Pyongyang KRE 1021 RTTY/50/170 1021 EE News.
(7 Feb) (EW)
11447.7 : Unid 1348 PACTOR/100/170 Ureadable variant. (22 Jan) (RGA)
11453.0 IMB31: pres. Rome Meteo 1144 ITA-2 50/N/850 wx, no ID
(02 Jan 01) (hpt)
11453.0 IMB33: Rome Met 1420 RTTY/50/R/850 Meteo (2 Feb) (EW)
11453.0 IMB3: Rome Meteo I 1350 RTTY/50/850 SMDN01 EKMI 221200.
(22 Jan) (RGA)
11461.3 ---: EQYPTIAN EMB ATHENS 1145 arq 100/E/170 Tfc to Cairo in
offline
encrypt and AA (ATU80) then opchat (31/Jan)(DW)
11461.3 UNID: Egyptian Diplo or Intel 1520 SITOR-A, 5lgs (13 Feb.
01)(HPT)
11462.0 XPH: Polytone station RUS 0700 AM 2 msgs (26 Jan) (AB)
11462.0 XPH: Polytone station RUS msg 0800 AM, (12 Jan) (AB)
11466.0 ALG: Algerian Oil/Gas Facility Algiers ALG 1259 ALE/USB Calls
ALR/Alrar
Facility. (29 Jan) (RGA)
11468.0 : Russian Navy/Military 1251 36-50/50/250 Many msgs. (1 Feb)
(RGA)
11472.6 90KNY: US NTCN Arlington VA USA 1900 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on
13808 and 15642 kHz/USB (21 Jan) (RGA)
11486.0 no-call: UNID, G? 1143 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem
tfc.,
long bursts, only one station on freq, located
North Western EUR
(17Feb01) (LDO)
11489.0 DEPT: Moroccan MOI Net 1602 ALE/LSB Sounding. (6 Feb) (RGA)
Pagina 188
11489.0
11492.0
11492.0
11492.0
11492.0
11492.0
11492.0
11494.0
11494.0
11494.0
11494.0
11494.0
11494.0
11494.0
11494.0
11494.0
11500.0
11520.0
11523.0
11523.0
11527.0
11550.0
11564.5
12090.2
12101.0
12134.0
12134.0
12134.0
12134.0
12160.0
12160.0
01,
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DEPT: Moroccan MOI Net MRC 1818 ALE/LSB Sounds. (22 Jan) (RGA)
0000006138: Prob Iranian Net 1406 ALE/USB Sounds (18 Feb) (RGA)
0000006140: Unid Iranian Net 1745 ALE/USB Sounds. (1 Feb) (RGA)
6137: Prob Iranian Net 1754 ALE/USB Sounds. (10 Feb) (RGA)
614: Unid Iranian Net 1550 ALE/USB Calls 6137. (1 Feb) (RGA)
DARKSTAR OSCAR: Clg FLY FISH 1828 USB No response to numerous
calls. (6 Feb) (JH)
FLY FISH: 28-char EAM 1805 USB JYFJZS simulcast 8992 and 11244.
(6Feb) (JH)
FLY FISH: Called FREE HAND 1812 USB No response and gone.
(6 Feb) (JH)
FREE HAND: EAM Bcast 1825 USB JYTKWZ simulcast 11244.
(6 Feb) (JH)
FREE HAND: EAM/3-group Msg 2057 USB (Also on 11244). JYEXDM
and MST 3OG KLY (twice). Time 2100.
Authentication UV and out.
H+25/h+55 activity (but he's still unheard on
8992). (6 Feb) (JH)
IRON LUNG: Clg PERFORATE 2250 USB No response and gone.
(3 Feb) (JH)
PERFORATE: Clg IRON LUNG 2235 USB No response. (3 Feb) (JH)
PERFORATE: EAM Bcast 2208 USB JY7SKE simulcast 11244 and 8992.
(3 Feb) (JH)
SURF SUDS(?): Wkg GOODRICH 0227 USB GOODRICH unheard here
but ok to the WAR 46 stn. Signal check and gone.
(31 Jan) (JH)
OLZ 88: MFA Praha, CZE, 1300 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone
modem with modified protocol, burst tfc.,
ISS-mode, sending tfc. to
UNID embassy QSX 10438 kHz (03Jan01)(LDO)
: Unid 1413 USB Very heavy jamming system here. (2 Feb) (EW)
HSP: UK NET ? ?LOC 0918 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.Sounding.
Also at 1052z (12/Jan)(DW)
PRI: UK NET ? ?LOC 0952 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(12/Jan)(DW)
: Unid System: 1410 109bd/135 shift. Not FEC system. (2 Feb) (EW)
TOU: Either SHARES or CanForce Net 4 1330 ALE/USB Sounds.
(22 Jan)(RGA)
FDY: Air Orl,ans F 1353 RTTY/50/420 Bricks. (22 Jan) (RGA)
RFTJ: FF Dakar 1007 ARQ-E3/192/400 Idle. (7 Feb) (EW)
S53: Swedish Embassy Amman JOR 1739 Calls S00/MFA Stockholm.
(29Jan) (RGA)
0000006666: Prob Iranian Net 1049 ALE/USB Sounds. (24 Jan) (RGA)
D2: Moroccan Army Net 1 1510 ALE/USB Calls V5. (18 Feb) (RGA)
Y4: Moroccan Army Net 10:36 MIL.STD 188-141A.ALE on usb. Clng.
01M. (09Feb) (CS)
12165.0 AJO: USAF Incirlik, TUR, 1131 LSB-voice/USB/MIL-STD 188-110A
serial
tone modem with continuous tfc., link to
Sigonella (03Feb01) (LDO)
12176.0 FAPSI: 1202 ITA-2 75/N/500, 5-fig-groups (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
12190.0 AHQ: UNID African, 1805 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding
(13Jan01) (LDO)
(21Jan01) (LDO)
40Bd/10Bd, offline crypto to RNO, 5LGs after
11177 00132, QSX
13848 kHz (20Jan01)(LDO)
12219.7 : MFA Cairo EGY 1704 ARQ/100/170 5LGs to dgmg/London Embassy.
(27 Jan) (RGA)
12222.0 DOR: MFA Sofia, BUL, 1255 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A 39-tone modem
Pagina 189
12224.0
12225.0
12226.0
12226.0
12227.0
12228.2
12278.0
12298.0
12340.0
12348.0
12348.0
12348.0
12348.0
12412.5
first
WUN-v07
with modified protocol, and modified preamble,
ISS-mode, QSX not
found, 400 Hz doppler(05Jan01)(LDO)
DOR: MFA Sofia, BUL, 1303 USB/240Bd 8-FSK ARQ-system,QSX not
S73: Swedish Embassy Lagos 0732 MIL-STD 188-141A w/sounding call.
(4/Feb/01) (MADX)
S00: MFA STOCKHOLM 1449 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
S73/Lagos (21/Jan)(DW)
S00: MFA Stockholm S 1742 ALE/USB Calls S72/Kinshasa.
(29 Jan) (RGA)
DOR: MFA Sofia, BUL, 1300 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A 39-tone modem
with modified protocol, and modified preamble,
ISS-mode, QSX not
found, 400 Hz doppler (05Jan01)(LDO)
DOR: MFA Sofia, BUL, 1316 ITA-5 based FSK ARQ-system
600Bd/500Hz shift, receiving tfc. from unlocated
embassy (29Dec00)
(LDO)
ELDO8: M/V YORKGATE (Bulk Carrier) 1651 USB 0/0 Clg for Varna
Radio (04/Feb/2001) (Ronny Peeters DXA47)
pres. Ny London 1206 ITA-2 75/R/875 encrypted. msgs, ry vmgtcnj
(02 Jan 01) (hpt)
: Unid 1057 81-81/81/500. Cannot decode. (3 Jan) (EW)
BRA: Angolan embassy Brazzaville?, COG, 1824 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A sounding (07Jan01) (LDO)
KIN: Angolan embassy Kinshasa?, ZAI, 1816 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A
sounding (07Jan01) (LDO)
LUA: Angolan MFA Luanda?, AGL, 1825 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A
LUA: Angolan MFA Luanda?, AGL, 1825 USB/MIL-STD188-141A
NOJ: USCG Kodiak ALS 1813 FAX/120/576 sfc an. in progress. At
good copy ending 1826 in noise (13/Feb/01) (KB)
12455.2 MUR: Unid 1456 CW Tries to contact YH without success. (1 Feb)
(RGA)
12455.2 MUR: Unid 1456 CW Tries to contact YH without success. (1
Feb)(RGA)
12478.0 9HPO5: TH Zamoskvorechye 1001 ARQ tfc & crew msgs to Arkhangelsk
(20Dec00) (ML2)
12478.0 UBSO: TH Ivan Ryabov 1028 ARQ crew msgs to Arkhangelsk
(29Dec00) (ML2)
12478.0 UCMR: TH Ivan Shadr 1356 ARQ tfc & s/off to unkwn (27Dec00) (ML2)
12478.0 UCNT: TH Kapitan Mochalov 0950 ARQ crew msgs to Arkhangelsk
(30Dec00) (ML2)
12478.0 UCOY: TH Mekhanik Fomin 1016 ARQ tfc to Arkhangelsk
(30Dec00) (ML2)
12480.0 UNID: unid number station? 1805 CW / "310" repeatdly at 1813 off
12489.0 ---: M/V Pamela Briz 2325 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok, PABR used as id
(16Dec00) (ML2)
12491.0 UDQS: TH Nikolaj Shchetinin 1111 ARQ w/selcal KYXF, UDQS log on &
QTH msg to Kholmsk (26Jan01) (ML2)
12491.0 UDQY: TH Fedor Okhlopkov 0939 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok
(29Dec00) (ML2)
12491.0 UGMC: TH Kuznetsk 1210 ARQ tfc to Kholmsk, UGMC log on/off
(26Jan01) (ML2)
12503.5 ELRA2: MT Katie 1317 ARQ crew msgs to unkwn (07Jan01) (ML2)
12510.0 UIXY: RTMS Pelagial 2200 ARQ tfc for Nakhodka (04Jan01) (ML2)
12562.5 P3FX6: TR Kil'dinskij Proliv RTTY 50/170 crew msgs to Murmansk
(27Dec00) (ML2)
12563.0 EMPL: Kapitan Buga 1019 RTTY 50/170 w/'mate's receipt' msg to
unkwn
(21Jan01) (ML2)
12564.0 UBKX: RTMAK Nikolai Solodtchouk 2229 ARQ log on/off & msg to
12564.0 UBOJ: TR Ekopasifik-2 2232 ARQ tfc & log off to PetropavlovskPagina 190
12564.0 UBRD:
12564.0 UCLQ:
12564.0 UCLZ:
12564.0 UDKB:
12564.0 UEMO:
12564.0 UFLE:
WUN-v07
Kamchatskiy (21Jan01) (ML2)
STRM Altair 2256 ARQ svc msg & log off to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (08Jan01) (ML2)
MTR Piritovy 2257 ARQ tfc to unkwn, UCLQ log on/off
(21Dec00) (ML2)
BAMT Asbest 2305 ARQ tfc & log off to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (05Jan01) (ML2)
M/V Petr Il'in 2246 ARQ msgs to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy,
UDKB log on/off (21Dec00) (ML2)
M/V Deomedes 2326 ARQ log on/off & msg to unkwn
(06Jan01) (ML2)
BMRT Rezoliut 2252 ARQ msgs to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy
(12Jan01) (ML2)
M/V Primorets 2255 ARQ tfc & log off to unkwn (31Dec00)
12564.0 UFNF:
(ML2)
12564.0 UGAZ: M/V 20-Siezd-Vlksm 2303 ARQ msg to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (21Jan01) (ML2)
12564.0 UGBC: BATM Butovsk 2309 ARQ msg & UGBC log off to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (27Jan01) (ML2)
12564.0 UGBT: BATM Baklanovo 2330 ARQ msg & log off to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (05Jan01) (ML2)
12564.0 UGKS: TH Lida Demesh 2240 ARQ msg & log off to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (05Jan01) (ML2)
12564.0 UGPR: TR Polyarnik 2232 ARQ msg & log off to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (05Jan01) (ML2)
12564.0 UHWT: M/V Kapitan Stekolshchikov 2252 ARQ tfc & log off to
12564.0 UIHH: TH Yanis Tajnis 2254 ARQ tfc & log off to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (15Jan01) (ML2)
12564.0 UIHQ: TH Grisha Podobedov 2220 ARQ svc & crew msgs to
12564.0 UIQM: SRTM Shturman Stulei 2300 ARQ log on/off & msg to
12564.0 UIWE: MRT Tais 2242 ARQ tfc to Petropavlosk-Kamchatskiy
(15Jan01) (ML2)
12566.0 UBOD: KKRT Kapitan Oleinitchouk 2153 RTTY 50/170 crew msgs to
unkwn (18Jan01) (ML2)
12568.0 UYBX: RTMS Vijtna 2236 RTTY 50/170 crew msgs to unkwn
(29Dec00)(ML2)
12570.0 ---: SRTMK Iklarand 2140 ARQ crew msgs to unkwn (19Dec00) (ML2)
12570.0 UCBY: TR Zhanna 2304 ARQ svc msg & log off to Nakhodka
(07Jan01)(ML2)
12577.0 ---: GMDSS ALERT CHANNEL 0009 DSC 100/E/170 Logged thru 2313z
c/stns - 0654/Lyngby 0718/tokyo 0851/Madrid
0950/Chilung
1042/Perth 1205/Miami 1307/New Orleans
1356/Boston 1647/Pt
Reyes 1712/Capetown. No Distress/Urgency calls.
(30/Jan)(DW)
12577.0 DNK: 1224 OXZ DNK GMDSS 100 100 R Lyngby radio bq to testcall
from
mv 636010314 01/01/01 (BV)
12577.0 E: 1218 E GMDSS 100 100 R Barcelona radio bq to testcall from mv
353352000 01/01/01 (BV)
12577.0 EAD: 0959 EAD E GMDSS 100 100 R Madrid radio bq to testcall from
mv
234777000 12/24/00 (BV)
12577.0 JBO: 0924 JBO JAP GMDSS 100 100 R Tokyo radio clg mv 477726000
for usb on 12290 01/01/01 (BV)
12577.0 OXZ: 0953 OXZ DNK GMDSS 100 100 R Lyngby radio bq to testcall
from
mv 514379000 12/24/00 (BV)
12579.0 NRV: USCG GUAM 1525 FEC 100/E/170 Wx fcst for NW Pacific
(17/Feb) (DW)
12579.5 9VG: Singapore Radio SNG 0844 Station mrkr CW (4 Feb) (EW)
12580.0 ZLA: Awanui NZ 0900 CW Station marker. (4 Feb) (EW)
12582.0 VIP34: Perth Radio AUS 0905 ARQ/100/170 Station marker. (4 Feb)
(EW)
Pagina 191
12583.5
12583.5
(RGA)
12584.0
12585.0
12586.0
12586.0
12586.0
12591.0
12591.5
(EW)
12593.5
12594.0
12598.0
12601.0
12603.0
12610.5
12614.5
12616.0
12616.0
12625.5
12635.5
12636.0
12643.2
12654.0
12655.0
12664.0
12665.7
12666.5
12666.5
12674.0
12675.0
12676.5
12700.0
12708.0
12710.0
12721.0
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CBV: Valparaiso Radio 0854 CW Station marker. (4 Feb) (EW)
UUI: OdessaRadio UKR 1658 FEC/100/170 CQ + Tfc list. (27 Jan)
VIP34: Perth Radio AUS ARQ/100/170 Station marker. (4 Feb) (EW)
VRX: Hong Kong Radio 0908 CW Chan free marker. (4 Feb) (EW)
UDK2: Murmansk rdo 1220 ARQ ships' tfc (09Jan01) (ML2)
UDK2: MurmanskRadio RUS 1429 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (22 Jan) (RGA)
VRX: HongkongRadio PRC 1430 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (22 Jan) (RGA)
VRX: Victoria Hbr 0913 CW channel marker. (4 Feb) (EW)
UFL: Vladivostok Radio 0910 ARQ/100/170 Msgs to ships. (4 Feb)
UBD2: Kholmsk Radio 0917 ARQ/100/170 Tuning bursts & CW id.
(4 Feb) (EW)
PPR: Rio de Janeiro Radio 0912 CW marker. (4 Feb) (EW)
UQB: Kholmsk Radio Russia. 0925 ARQ/100/170 Msgs in Russian.
(4 Feb) (EW)
VRX: Hong Kong rdo 1210 CW id & ARQ tuning (28Jan01) (ML2)
KFS: FC - San Francisco, CA 1757 CW / CW/ARQ Marker
(20/Jan/2001)(J. Berri-CA)
VCT: Grand Banks Radio CAN 0916 channel marker. (4 Feb) (EW)
LZW:Varna radio Bulgaria 1650 13 Feb 01 FEC 100 tfc list (EB)
LZW: Warna Radio BUL 1450 FEC/100/170 Tfclist. (1 Feb) (RGA)
LZW: WarnaRadio BUL 1450 FEC/100/170 Tfclist. (1 Feb) (RGA)
UCE: ArkhangelskRadio RUS 1423 ARQ/100/170 Wkg ship UCMV in
Auto Telex. (22 Jan) (RGA)
LZW: VarnaRadio BUL 1835 FEC/100/170 Meteo Varna wx fcast in EE.
(11 Feb) (RGA)
LZW:Varna radio Bulgaria 1958 27 Jan 01 CW callband (EB)
RRR34: Nizhnij Novgorod Radio RUS 1646 FEC/100/170 QTC list and
QSXs. (27 Jan) (RGA)
TAH: Istanbul Radio 0955. ARQ/100/170 Messages in Turkish.
(4 Feb) (EW)
TAH:Istanbul radio Turkey 1954 27 Jan 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
RFFME:French navy Paris France 1247 03 FEB 01 RTTY 150
callband (EB)
FUG: FAA France Force ?? 1900 ITA2 150/850 "faa de fug ryryryryr"
RFFME: Marine Paris F 1644 RTTY/150/850 Busy doing nothing!
(27 Jan) (RGA)
RFFME: Marine Paris F 1644 RTTY/150/850 Busy doing nothing!
(27 Jan) (RGA)
SAA:Karlskrona radio Sweden 1703 21 Jan 01 CW callband (EB)
SAA: KarlskronaRadio S 1419 CW QSXs. (22 Jan) (RGA)
A4M: MuscatRadio OMA 1743 CW de A4M. (27 Jan) (RGA)
XSQ: KwangchowRadio PRC 1416 CW UP 446. (22 Jan) (RGA)
Unid: 0945 81/81/81/500 Cannnot decode. (4 Feb) (EW)
XSZ: Dalian R CHN 0953 CW CQ DE XSZ. (4 Feb) (EW)
SPH61: GdyniaRadio POL 1805 CW Tgm in Polish to M/T Altair /SPH.
(11 Feb) (RGA)
HLF: SeoulRadio KOR 1357 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (22 Jan) (RGA)
DAO: KielRadio GER 1411 UNID/100/180 ID: cq de dao. (22 Jan)
12727.0
12736.5
(RGA)
12750.0 NMF: USCG COMSTA Boston 1515 FAX/120/576 w/wind & wave analysis
chart. (28/Jan/01) (MADX)
12763.5 DAO: Kiel Radio / Germany 1300 PACTOR 200/200 old frequency from
DAM (Norddeich Radio) (21/Jan/2001) (MZ)
12763.5 DAO: KielRadio GER 1739 PACTOR/100/170 + Morse ID. (27 Jan) (RGA)
12795.0 A9M:Hamala radio Bahrain 1950 27 Jan 01 CW callband (EB)
12799.0 : Vladivostok Radio RUS 0023 ARQ/100/170 zczc Vladivostok msg
followed with 'mni tnx 73,s' (28/Jan) (MJZ)
12808.5 VTG7: IN Mumbai IND 1713 CW Wx fcast in EE. (26 Jan) (RGA)
12808.6 VTG7: IN Mumbai IND 1443 CW 4LGs to warships. (1 Feb) (RGA)
12808.5 VTG7: Ny Mumbai 1829 cw, vvv (18 Jan 01) (HPT)
12822.0 XSV: TianjinRadio PRC ARQ/100/170 Marker. (22 Jan) (RGA)
12823.8 CTP: NATO Lisbon 1018 RTTY/75/850 Marker "NAWS de CTP.
(3 Jan) (EW)
12833.5 CIS: System 1157 81/500! (11 Jan. 01) (HPT)
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PBC: RNethN Goeree Is NLD 1711 RTTY/75/850 CARBs. (26 Jan) (RGA)
UJE: Moscow Radio 1210 SITOR-A, wkg. vessels (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
HLO: SeoulRadio KOR 1357 CW QSXs. (22 Jan) (RGA)
UBF2: St PetersburgRadio RUS 1403 CW Tfc lists to 4LT3.
(22 Jan) (RGA)
12903.4 RBSL: IN Mumbai IND 1708 RTTY/50/850 4LGs to warships.
(26 Jan) (RGA)
12903.5 VTH: IN Mumbai IND 1758 RTTY/50/850 RBSL marker. (11 Feb) (RGA)
12916.5 HLF: SeoulRadio KOR 1357 CW QSXs. (22 Jan) (RGA)
12923.0 HLW2: SeoulRadio KOR 1357 CW QSXs. (22 Jan) (RGA)
12935.0 HLG: SeoulRadio KOR 1357 CW QSXs. (22 Jan) (RGA)
12943.5 9MG: GlobeRadio Penang MLA 1704 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(26 Jan) (RGA)
12944.5 9MG:Georgetown radio Malaysia 1938 29 Jan 00 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
12969.0 XSV: TianjinRadio PC 1439 CW 'Up 443'. (1 Feb) (RGA)
12982.0 4XZ:I.D.F. Haifa Israel 1938 27 Jan 01 CW In 5 ltr tfc (EB)
13002.0 HEC: Berne Radio 1658 cw hec + SITOR (08 Jan 01) (HPT)
13015.5 IAR3: Rome Radio 1659 cw vvv (08 Jan 01) (HPT)
13022.0 SPE63: Szczecin Radio 1702 cw, de spe + digital(08 Jan 01) (HPT)
13024.5 ASK: KarachiRadio PAK 1635 CW Wx fcast in EE. (26 Jan) (RGA)
13031.0 FUF: French Navy Fort de France 0457 RTTY/75/810 w/test tape.
(20/Jan/01) (MADX)
13062
CLA: HavanaRadio CUB 2059 CW QSXs. (2 Feb) (RGA)
13062.0 CLA32: Havana Radio 1714 cw mrk (08 Jan 01) (HPT)
13062.0 CLA: HavanaRadio CUB 2059 CW QSXs. (2 Feb) (RGA)
13086.0 YLQ: Riga Radio 1130 USB Latv./E/Ru wkg. frequencies // 8752
(09 Jan. 01) (HPT)
13086.0 YLQ: RigaRadio LVA 1748 USB Connects pp to unid ship (in
Russian).
(11 Feb) (RGA)
13128.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 1807 USB Turk./E ID wx //4405, 8812
(07 Jan 01) (HPT)
13149
KUW: Prob UK Military Net Kuwait KWT 1853 ALE/USB Sounds.
(2 Feb) (RGA)
13149.0 KUW: Prob UK Military Net Kuwait KWT 1853 ALE/USB Sounds.
(2 Feb)(RGA)
13149.0 prob XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 1103 USB w/YL/CC in conversation.
(23/Jan/01) (MADX)
13155.0 CATCH FLY: EAM Bcast 2009 2N4G47 simulcast on at least 8992 and
11244 with nil hrd any ZULU Freq. (14 Feb) (JH)
13155.0 CATCH FLY: EAM Bcast 2037 2N4G47. H+07/h+37 activity. (14 Feb)
(JH)
13155.0 CONSUMATE(?): 28-char EAM 1911 USB 2ND3JO or close.
(13 Feb) (JH)
13155.0 SPO62: Szczecin Radio USB E/Pol. traffic-list // 8746(10 Jan 01)
(HPT)
13155.0 Unid: EAM Bcast 1906 USB Probably CONSUMATE bcasting an EAM.
Too weak to copy. (13 Feb) (JH)
13200.0 Andrews Global: GHFS 2010 USB / pp to USAFE AMC (DSN 314
480-9292) for SPAR 65. (17Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
13200.0 Offutt Global: GHFS 1956 USB / pp to MacDill Metro for SPAR 65.
ETA to
KMCF is 2145Z. (12Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
13200.0 Reach Victor 171: 2331 USB w/Andrews in pp w/Hilda East (in
progress)
passing ETA for Brasilia at 0154Z. (27/DEC/00)
(RP3)
13215.0 200534: C-17 90-0534 1708 ALE/USB Wkg HAW (13 Feb) (SA)
13215.0 291191: USAF C-17 89-1191 1455 ALE/USB Wkg Croughton Relay.
(22 Jan) (SA)
13215.0 430078: USAF KC-10A #83-0078 2029 MIL-STD 188-141A clg GTL:
Thule AFB. (19/Jan/01) (MADX)
13215.0 460032 KC-10 85-0032 1700 ALE/USB Wkg JNR (16 Feb) (SA)
13215.0 ADW: 2033 ALE/USB Wkg 250107 C-17 95-0107 (10 Feb) (SA)
13215.0 CRO: 1321 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE lost in noise again
(8 Feb) (SA)
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13215.0 CRO: Croughton Relay Stn G 0923 ALE/USB Tries for 240070 a C-17
97-0042 on 5freqs in 3 mins. 5708 13215 8965 9025
& 11226. (22
Jan) (SA)
13215.0 Croughton: SCOPE Command-ALE 0028 USB / working Offutt with a
voice signal check after ALE bursts. (24Jan.2001)
(Midwest USA)
13215.0 GTL: Wkg 280054 C-17 98-0054 1619 ALE/USB (5 Feb) (SA)
13215.0 HAW: Wkg 20191 C-17 89-1191 0401 ALE/USB This guy doesn't know
his tail no. (1 Feb)(SA)
13217.0 Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 0025 USB / working Navy
49676 (a P-3) on F-251. ETA is 0100Z.
13235.0 Unid: 210675 100 R Unid 75bd 850hz 12/23/00 (BV)
13245.0 POST HOLE: 28-char EAM 2208 USB 2NMY2U simulcast 8992 & 11244.
(15 Feb) (JH)
13264.0 SHANNON VOLMET: Ballygireen IRL 1402 USB Weather forecasts.
(2 Feb) (EW)
13288.0 MUMBAI CONTROL: Clg MALAYSIAN 3108 1359 usb Position report.
(2 Feb) (EW)
13288.0 Bombay Aero: 1548 USB E wkg. Springbok 276 pos. rpt. and Selcal
check
(23 Jan. 01) (HPT)
13291.0 Gander Aero: 1450 USB, E, wkg. United 971 (17 Jan 01) (HPT)
13291.0 GANDER: Gander Aeradio NFLD CAN 1638 Wkg unid a/c at 58N40W
FL390. (26 Jan) (RGA)
13291.0 GANDER: Gander Aeradio NFLD CAN 1638 Wkg unid a/c at 58N40Ww
FL390.(26 Jan) (RGA)
13306.0 NEW YORK:New York Centre air radio 1920 27 Jan 01 USB speaking
with
various aircraft (EB)
13306.0 New York Aero: 1704 USB, E, wkg. Nigerian 6403 (22 Jan. 01) (HPT)
13306.0 Sta. Maria Aero: 1500 USB E wkg. LTU 564 (17 Jan 01) (HPT)
13309..0 SIA868: B747-400 9V-SMP 1256 USB Wkg HongKong. Singapore-HK.
(5 Feb) (DP)
13318.0 MAS127: B777 9M-MRE Wkg PERTH 1602 USB KL-Kuching-Perth.
Selcal QREK. (23 Jan) (PD)
13332.5 no-call: UNID Spanish MIL?, E?, 0900 BAUDOT 100Bd/850Hz, online
encrypted tfc. (03Feb01) (LDO)
13342.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1444 USB E wkg. Starline 763(10 Jan 01)
(hpt)
13354.0 IBERIA 6635: Wkg NewYorkRadio 1640 USB Being assigned FL370.
(26 Jan) (RGA)
13354.0 IBERIA 6635: Wkg NewYorkRadio 1640 USB Being assigned FL370.
(26 Jan) (RGA)
13368.0 : Unid AM signal 1357 AM A rising tone, repeated over and over.
(2 Feb) (EW)
13375.0 21700:Lincolnshire Poacher E3 Clandestine 1607 13 Feb 01 USB
tones
and 21700 repeated (EB)
13375.0 AAA: Unid 1625 ALE/USB Sounds twice. (24 Jan) (RGA)
13392 . DFZG: MFA Belgrade 0700 RTTY/75/400 Online crypto after RY
testing.
(12-02-01) (EW)
13392.0 FAPSI: 1300 ITA-2 75/N/500 5-fig-groups (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
13430.0 : Unid 1656 UNID B/W about 1200Hz. 'Continuous ALE' type txn.
(26 Jan) (RGA)
13435.0 OWG: RDAF Grazzanise I 1551 ALE/USB Calls OWE/RDAF Karup.
(1 Feb)(RGA)
13437.0 RPFN: Lisbon, Portugal 15.00 ITA2 75/850 Calling RPTI, Ponta
Delgada,
with RY's and Foxes (28Dec00). (PT)
13442.0 055: Unid 1824 ALE/USB Sounds. (18 Feb) (RGA)
13444.0 RFQP: FF Djibouti DJI 1125 ARQ-E3/100/425 Idling. (2 Feb) (EW)
13446.0 90KNY: US NTCN Arlington VA USA 1659 ALE/USB Sounds.
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13467.0
13468.0
13470.0
13475.0
13475.0
13475.0
13475.0
13475.0
13478.0
tone
13479.7
13490.0
13490.0
13494.0
13502.0
13510
NS.
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(21 Jan)(RGA)
NW1: Unid US FEMA 2127 ALE/USB (20 Jan) (RGA)
SNN299 MFA Warsaw 1157 cw, vvv de snn299 (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
YQV: FAPSI Link 80061 1524 CW (Prompts) QRM..etc..QSY 9114.
Correspondent on 9114 w/RTTY. (17 Feb) (RGA)
: Unid 0755 RTTY/75/850 5LGs. Off abruptly No Id. (2 Feb) (EW)
01: Venezualan Military(?) 1751 ALE/USB Calls 02. (1 Feb) (RGA)
CDDA: VENEZUALAN MIL 2111 MIL.STD 188-110A ALE on usb. Clng
MONTECANO, 2308 clng PTOORDAZ, and 2317 clng GURI
(17/Jan)
(DW)
MARACAY:VENEZUALAN MIL 2104 MIL.STD 188-110A ALE on usb.
Clng PTOFIJO (17/Jan)(DW)
MONTECA:VENEZUALAN MIL 2110 MIL.STD 188-110A ALE on usb.
Clng CDDA (17/Jan)(DW)
PTOFIJO:VENEZUALAN MIL 2053 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
MARACAY. 2113 (17/Jan)(DW)
no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0956 PSK/UNID parallel
PSK-modem, sharp spectrum like MT-63 modem, bw:
1400-1500 Hz,
alternating with 32-tone/40Bd MFSK, modified
Crowd36 (10Feb01)
(LDO)
---: FF PARIS 1414 ARQ/342 200/E/400 8rc. 2 chan tdm. Weak sync.
betas. 1504z Tfc vri poor copy, appears to be to
Sarajevo (19/Jan)
(DW)
: Unid 1340 UNID/40.5/500.(2 Feb) (EW)
CIS-System: 1020 40.5/500 (02 Feb. 01) (HPT)
CIS System: 1019 81/250 (02 Feb. 01) (HPT)
no-call: German MIL net, 1135 USB/EADS-MAHRS 2400Bd burst PSK
system, into burst tfc. after ARCOTEL link
procedure (03Feb01)
(LDO)
CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 1752 RTTY/75/770 Buoy reports for
(11 Feb) (RGA)
13510.0 CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 1449 RTTY/75/770 Wx fcasts.
(22 Jan) (RGA)
13510.0 CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 1658 RTTY/75/780 Wx actuals for US
airfields. (26 Jan) (RGA)
13527.9 S: Russian Navy 1322 CW Sub bcast marker. (17 Feb) (RGA)
13528.0 C: Rus Navy Moscow 0759 CW Marker. (2 Feb) (EW)
13528.0 PSC: Russian Navy 1754 CW Beacon cluster. (11 Feb) (RGA)
13528.0 PSC: Russian Navy Beacon Cluster 1515 CWx3 P-13527.8 S-13527.9
C-13528. // 16332. (1 Feb) (RGA)
13528.0 PSC: Russian Navy Beacon Cluster 1515 CWx3 P-13527.8
S-13527.9C-13528.// 16332. (1 Feb) (RGA)
13528.0 S: being repeated in CW at 1954. Jan/2/01 (TS)
13528.2 F: CISN Vladivostok 0804 CW marker. (2 Feb) (EW)
13530.0 KAWN:US forces USA 2216 20 Jan 01 RTTY 075 wx tfc (EB)
13530.0 RVW53: Moscow Meteo 2342 RTTY/50/1000. Ry de RVN then weather
information. (11-02-01) (EW)
13537.8 ZSJ: SAN CAPETOWN 1700 RTTY 75/N/170 Wx forecast for RSA coast
and offshore waters. Poor copy. (07/Feb)(DW)
13550.5 ZKLF: AUCKLAND MET 1500 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sfc analysis. Hazy in
noise (17/Feb)(DW)
13551.6 RFGW: Paris, France 14.55 FEC-A 192/400 Var-lg tfc to D2Z,
Budapest(28Dec00). (PT)
13551.9 Turkish MIL/diplo, 1018 USB/MARCONI 25-TONE PSK MODEM, ECCM
mode, strong signals (13Jan01)(LDO)
13564.9 : Unid 0902 UNID/195.3/300. Four tone signal. (2 Feb) (EW)
13572.5 RFFXCC: Paris, France 11.26 ARQ-E 184.6/400 Relaying message from
RFFAAC/DICOD PARIS to RFFXL, Naqoura, Lebanon on
XXL cct
(10Jan01). (PT)
13593.7 RFFA: MOD PARIS F 0905. ARQ-E3//192/425 Idle. (2 Feb) (EW)
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13750.0 UNID: V13 1330 AM / YL read numbers in chinese
13777.0 Retro 27: possible B-1 bomber 1955 USB / working Retro 28 and
Retro 29
with interplane comms. (05Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
(04Feb01) (LDO)
13846.7 RFQP: FF Jibouti 0959 ARQ-E3/100/400 CdV at 0959.then idling
again.
(7 Feb) (EW)
13846.7 RFVIPP: Air Esic St Denis 1333 ARQ-E3/100/400 Idling. (2 Feb)
(EW)
13846.7 rfqp: FF Djibouti 1525 arq-e3/100 zczcrun923 oo rfqp de rfqp
c.d.v
2000-12-28 (WP3)
13848.0 RNO: Russian Emb Beograd?, YUG? 1039 MFSK-32/CROWD36
40Bd/10Bd offline crypto to Moscow,5LGs after
11177 00132, QSX
12215 kHz (20Jan01)(LDO)
13850.0 unid: 1418 rtty 75/490 tfc 5 l qru then cw 2000-12-28 (WP3)
13852.0 RNO: Russian Emb.Beograd?, YUG? 1041 MFSK-32/CROWD36
40Bd/10Bd offline crypto to Moscow,5LGs after
11177 00132, QSX
12215 kHz (20Jan01)(LDO)
13853.0 ---:Copenhagen meteo Denmark 1239 30 Jan 01 FAX 120/576 Chart 1
(1
diagonal line then OTA) (EB)
13856.5 unid: 1448 sitor-b rrrrrr qru qru bc bc ami et bs bsrbsrbsr qru
qru et bc bc
ar ar ar 2000-12-28 (WP3)
13875.0 HGX21: MFA BUDAPEST 1207 ARTRAC Progressive channel testing of
vft on usb. (31/Jan)(DW)
13882.5 DDK6: Hamburg Met 0701 FAX/120/576/N/800 Weather fax. (2 Feb)
(EW)
13882.5 DDK6: Hamburg Meteo 1044 FAX/120/576 w/wave analysis
chart.(23/Jan/01) (MADX)
13900.0 BMF: Taipei Meteo 1048 FAX 120/576 w/chart. Significant
fading.Unable
to identify chart type. (23/Jan/01) (MADX)
13900.0 BMF: Taipei meteo TWN 1509 FAX/120/576 Fishery weather report
(17-02-01) (AB)
13900.0 DG: Moroccan MOI Net 1613 ALE/LSB Sounds. (9 Feb) (RGA)
13903.0 ELEFANTE: MoD Roma, I 0815, USB/FSK-1200Bd ARQ-system, tfc. to
unlocated station (10Feb01) (LDO)
13907.0 GLASS WARE: 28-char EAM 2206 USB 2NJ4OI simulcast 8992 &
11244. (18 Feb) (JH)
13907.0 MINCE MEAT: Raises HORSE FLY 2212 USB For their hourly signal
check. (18 Feb) (JH)
13907.0 TREE FROG: Raised MINCE MEAT 2237 USB Exits net and gone.
(18 Feb) (JH)
13907.0 UNID: US Customs Service 1520 USB w/PARKHILL voice scrambler and
SELSCAN pulses.(28/Jan/01) (MADX)
13927.0 AGA2PA: MARS Patrick AFB 1850 USB E QSO with UNID MARS stn
(18 Jan 01) (HPT)
13939.6 : Unid 0800 CW Rows of vvvvvs from 0800 then off at 0810. No ID.
(2 Feb) (EW)
13953.5 NZ6: Tunis, Tunisia(?????) 16.45 FEC Sending 5-lg tfc, with each
line
numbered, to BEP. Calling DVA and ECL. Using the
Tunisian style
BBBBEEEEPPPP etc (04Jan00). (PT)
13954.4 HBD36: Swiss Embassy Helsinki FIN 1650 ARQ/100/170 5LGs to
Berne.(26 Jan) (RGA)
13956.5 UII: MFA Tunis TUN 1742 CW IVC de UII then into ARQ/100/170 'ivc
de
uii bsr ?qsa ?qru qru ici qru and gone. (11 Feb)
(RGA)
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13958.5 HBD20: Bern, Switzerland 10.30 FEC/ARQ Idles for a while in FEC
then
switches to ARQ and selcals BMUY, Budapest,
followed by 5-lg tfc
(03Jan00). (PT)
13961.5 HBD20: MFA Berne 0728 ARQ/100/170 w/5LG's to HBD58 (Moscow)
(12-02-20) (EW)
13968.5 GALVA: Latvian KFOR Kosovo SRB 1824 ALE/USB Sounds.
(1 Feb) (RGA)
13968.5 GALVA: Latvian Military Net 1846 ALE/USB Sounds. (10 Feb) (RGA)
13974.5 no-call: French diplo?, 1019 TT-2300/100Bd tfc. to unloc.
station, QSX not
found (20Jan01) (LDO)
13977.0 ---: SWISS EMB TRIPOLI 1220 arq 100/E/170 Tfc in offline encrypt
for
and via Bern (08/Feb)(DW)
13977.0 HBD20/4:MFA BERN 0944 arq 100/E/170 Tfc in offline encrypt to
Tripoli
(08/Feb)(DW)
13977.0 HBD20: MFA Berne 0737 SITOR-A 100/170 w/selcal BMDF and then
5LG msg to Swiss Embassy Tripoli. (4/Feb/01)
(MADX)
13978.5 :Turkish MIL, 0900 USB/MARCONI 25-TONE PSK MODEM,occasional
bursts using ECCM mode, strong signals
(05Jan01)(LDO)
13986.7 RFFKC: Brest, France 11.11 ARQ-E3 192/400 5-lg tfc to RFLIGM,
Cayenne, on IGU cct (06Jan01). (PT)
13992.0 KZN508: Sailmail Inc. Rockhill South Carolina 1541 PACTOR/100/200
w/channel marker. (28/Jan/01) (MADX)
13994.0 : Unid 0907 UNID/81-81/81/500. Cannot decode. (2 Feb) (EW)
13996.7 MFA Algier: ?? 1002 pactor off alger dgd nr 9448 le 20/12/2000 a
10h15
2000-12-23 (WP3)
14350.5 S49: Swedish Embassy Baghdad IRQ 1736 ALE/USB Calls
S48/Damascus in cross-embassy call. (29 Jan)
(RGA)
14350.5 S88: Swedish Embassy Buenos Aires 0244 MIL-STD 188-110A + 2400bd
serial modem wkg S85: unid Swedish Embassy.
(23/Jan/01) (MADX)
188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to RMZ,
transmitter slightly off
freq(02Jan01) (LDO)
14352.0 RMZ: UNID Romanian embassy, 1328 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD
(02Jan01) (LDO)
14360.0 GXHI: UNID, 1219, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling OKSD, weak signals
(12Jan01) (LDO)
14360.0 VHSE: UNID, 1257, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling GHBK, strong
signal
(13Jan01) (LDO)
14362.0 UNID: 1315 ITA-2 75/N/500 191/191 mrk (18 Jan 01) (HPT)
14363.0 AQW: UNID ROU-EMB, 1125 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD
(03Feb01) (LDO)
188-110A serial tone modem,tfc. to AQW (03Feb01)
(LDO)
14396.0 AFA3HY: Wkg FE9 1848 USB Advising that WWJ98 was waiting on
10586.5 to check in. (8 Feb) (BD)
14396.0 FE9: US SHARES/NAOC 1810 USB Takes checkins incl AR4LL
(TN),WGY9022 (West VA), WGY9900 (VA), AFA3DK
(MO),AFA4HP
(OK), KNY81 (WA State), AAR8GB (MT), and REDFOX
81 Mobile.(8
Feb) (BD)
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14396.2 LN2A: Beacon 1242 cw + digital (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
14396.2 LN2A: NTRA Sveio NOR 1223 COMPOSITE Propagation Test txn.
(23 Jan)(RGA)
Field-Strength
of absence
(14Jan01) (LDO)
14396.3 UNID: 1503 pres. ITA-2, 100/R/850, short bursts, ys and 6s
mostly, nearly
every hour on the hour
14420.0 KAH: Slovak Diplo 1750 ALE/USB Sounds. Cairo Embassy?
(26 Jan) (RGA)
14422.0 055: Unid Algerian Diplo 1342 ALE/USB Sounds. (1 Feb) (RGA)
14426.0 FAPSI 1015 ITA-2 75/N/500 5-figure-groups (02 Feb. 01)(HPT)
14426.6 : Unid System 1609 UNID/108.8/160 ACF=2 or 12. Similar system
listed as
FSK FEC Romanian Bulgarian or US Intel. (11 Feb)
(RGA)
14428.0 CIS-System: 1155 81/250 (01 Feb. 01) (HPT)
14438.0 no-call: UNID, 1350 ALIS 228.65, after ALIS procedure into R&S
burst
PSK (03Jan01)(LDO)
strong signals, also using 12180 kHz USB
(03Jan01)(LDO)
14449.0 : Unid 1623 WARBLE-JAMMER? file://10230. These have an
unmodulated 'reference tone' about 500 Hz below
first broad spike.
Wonder if these are in fact jammers (?)29 Jan)
(RGA)
14449.0 : Unid 1623 WARBLE-JAMMER? file://10230. These have an
unmodulated'reference tone' about 500 Hz below
first broad spike.
Wonder if these are in fact jammers (?) (29 Jan)
(RGA)
14467.3 DDH8: DWD Pinneberg Meteo 1136 ITA-2 50/R/450 wx in plain
language,
ry, ID // 11039 (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
14474.0 DKL: British MIL/DIPLO Dekhelia, CYP, 1213 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
sounding (12Jan01)(LDO)
14485.0 RDT: FAPSI/M42 Link 11063 1610 RTTY/75/470 5LGs. Morse opchat
'See QW. See 97202'. (26 Jan) (RGA)
14428.0 CIS-System: 1155 81/250 (01 Feb. 01) (HPT)
14488.0 E03: Lincolnshire Poacher CYP 1800 USB ID 21700 (01-02-01) (AB)
14506.2 NMC: San Francisco 15.27 Pactor 200/200 USCG, presumably calling
ships, but only "NMC" comes up on screen
(28Dec00). (PT)
14551.7 : MFA Cairo EGY 1216 ARQ/100/170 Selcall TVVX/Algiers; opchat;
mostly
IRS.(23 Jan) (RGA)
14560.0 ZT201A: UNID Chinese diplo, 1352 USB/MIL-STD188-141A, calling 162
(12Jan01)(LDO)
14565.0 ELEFANTE: MoD Roma, 0838, USB/FSK-1200 Bd, tfc. to unlocated
station, IRS an d ISS-mode + voice coordination
(17Feb01) (LDO)
14570.0 : Russian Military 1608 MS-5/4800/USB Cipher. (26 Jan) (RGA)
14570.l : Russian Military 1608 MS-5/4800/USB Cipher. (26 Jan) (RGA)
14575.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 0946 FEC-A/192/400 with five letter groups.
(13-02-01)(EW)
14580.0 CYP: Prob UK Mil/Diplo Net Cyprus? 1046 ALE/USB Sounds.
(23 Jan) (RGA)
14580.0 YQE: UNID British MIL, 1238 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,sounding
(21Jan01) (LDO)
14623.9 : Unid 1640 REVS/40/950 (17 Feb) (RGA)
14626.0 no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1051 PSK/UNID parallel
tone
PSK-modem, sharp spectrum like MT-63 modem, bw:
Pagina 198
14626.0
14626.7
14626.7
14636.8
ckt
WUN-v07
1400-1500 Hz,
alternating with 32-tone/40Bd MFSK, modified
Crowd36 (20Jan01)
(LDO)
no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1055 MFSK-32/CROWD36
online crypto/modified protocol(20Jan01)(LDO)
RFLI: FF FORT DE FRANCE 1610 ARQ/E3 100/E/170 8rc. Betas. 1629
cct [LIJ] C de V svc RFLI de RFLI. 1648z tfc in
offline encrypt
(16/Feb)(DW)
RFLI: French Forces Fort de France MRT 1003 ARQ-E3 Idling only.
(7 Feb) (EW)
RFLI: French Forces Fort de France 2058 ARQ-E3 192/400 w/CdV on
[IRT]. (28/Jan/01) (MADX)
14639.0 SPP316: Polish Embassy Baghdad IRQ 1638 POL-ARQ/100/240 5FGs to
MSZ=MFA Warsaw. Signs off 'tks i pa 73'. (29 Jan)
(RGA)
14652.0 : Unid CROWD36 1120 Cannot decode (15-02-01) (EW)
14670.0 CHU: TS Ottawa 1232 cw, USB TS, TA (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
14671.7 jg YPHKG KDQIKEF: UNID EGY Emb 1245 SITOR-A msg to MFA Cairo
(10 Jan 01) (HPT)
14672.0 no-call: MFA Belgrade, YUG 0905 20-tone PSK burst system
receiving tfc.
from UNID embassy, IRS-mode (10Feb01) (LDO)
14672.0 no-call: MFA Belgrade, YUG 0905 20-tone PSK burst system
receiving tfc.
from UNID embassy,IRS-mode (10Feb01) (LDO)
14681.0 V5G: MFA BUCHAREST 1100 FEC/ROU 164.5/R/400 Bit inv mask 24.
Starts with online encrypted msgs, ends with
en-clair Romanian
circulars thru 1235z (13/Feb)(DW)
14681.0 V5G: MFA Bucharest 1126 ROU/FEC/164.5/R/400 Online encrypted
diplo.(3 Feb) (EW)
14681.0 V5G: MFA Bucharest ROM 1127 ROU-FEC/164.5/400 Cipher and offair
(23 Jan) (RGA)
14681.3 v5g: MFA Bukarest 1229 rou-fec/164,5 tfc with mask 24 1231: nw hr
qru
qrx byzz then cw: v5g v5g nw hr qru qrx byzz
2000-12-21 (WP3)
14687.0 BVM: UNID British MIL, 1240 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,sounding
(20Jan01)(LDO)
14687.0 DKL: British MIL Dhekelia, CYP, 0959 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
sounding
(20Jan01)(LDO)
14687.0 FCD: UNID British MIL, 1203 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,sounding
(20Jan01)(LDO)
14688.0 RO5: MFA Bucharest?, ROU, 1236 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling OKC
(20Jan01) (LDO)
14689.0 CENTR5: MFA Bucharest, ROU, 0953 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling
ZOW (20Jan01) (LDO)
14698.5 no-call: German MIL net, 1304 USB/EADS-MAHRS 2400Bd burst PSK
system, into burst tfc. after ARCOTEL link
procedure (03Feb01)
(LDO)
14735.0 NSY: US-NY Sigonella, I, 0949 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone
modem with continuous tfc., link to Incirlik
(20Jan01) (LDO)
14776.0 FC8FEM: FEMA DENVER 1746 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
14776.0 FCSFEM: FEMA MNT WEATHER 1900 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng FM6FEM (09/Feb)(DW)
14776.0 OH5: FEMA OHIO 1733 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng FC6
(09/Feb)(DW)
14780.0 UNID: Russian 1000 ITA-2 50/N/500 plain text (02 Feb. 01)(HPT)
14814.0 CYP: UK NET ? ?CYPRUS 1205 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
14814.0 HSP: UK NET ? ?LOC 1149 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Pagina 199
WUN-v07
(07/Feb)(DW)
14814.0 KUW: UK NET ? ?KUWAIT 1225 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
14814.0 PRI: UK NET ? ?LOC 1244 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(07/Feb)(DW)
(21Jan01) (LDO)
14830.0 : Russian Military 1116 81-81/40.5/500 Diffy revs; cipher after a
few failed
starts. (23 Jan) (RGA)
14830.0 CIS-System: 1243 40.5/500 (09 Jan. 01) (HPT)
14909.7 : Egyptian Embassy Tunis TUN 1115 ARQ/100/170 ATU80 msgs to
Cairo.
(23 Jan) (RGA)
14909.7 : Egyptian Embassy Tunis TUN 1115 ARQ/100/170 ATU80 msgs to
Cairo.(23 Jan) (RGA)
14926.7 RFTJ: French Forces Dakar SEN 1008 ARQ-E3/192/425 Idling.
(7 Feb)(EW)
14927.5 : Unid 1500 ARQ-E3/192/370 No traffic. (26 Jan) (RGA)
14931.0 8BY: DGSE Paris F 1754 CW 300/023/882/195/055. (5 Feb) (RGA)
14931.0 8BY: F INTEL 0951 cw, vvv, mrk (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
14959.7 RFTJ: French Forces, Dakar SEN 1009 ARQ-E3/192/400 Idling only.
(7 Feb) (EW)
14968.5 S00: MFA Stockholm, S, 1442 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc to S31
(11Feb01) (LDO)
14968.5 S31: Swedish embassy Algiers, ALG, 1442 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc
to S00 (11Feb01) (LDO)
15016.0 "West Coast": GHFS 2112 USB / pp for PACAF 01 to "Food Store" at
DSN 449-4791. (23Jan.2001) (Midwest USA)
15025.0 Shark 02: 1529 USB / calling Smasher. [Alternate frequency is
11205.0
kHz USB] (12Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
15025.0 Shark 70: 1522 USB / trying to work Smasher. Gave ETA to MHSC of
1800 UTC. (12Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
15025.0 Shark 70: 1528 USB / wkg Smasher. [Alternate frequency is
11205.0 kHz
USB] (12Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
15031.0 Trenton Military: MACS 1703 USB / working CanForce 1551 (#
115451, a
CC-115 Buffalo). (26Jan.2001) (Midwest USA)
15043.0 Sentry 55: E-3 AWACS aircraft 1937 USB / direct-dial to Tinker
Metro.
Offutt Radio came up at 1940Z. (13Feb.2001)
(Midwest USA)
15088.0 CAMSLANT: 1616 USB clg 1719: USCG HC-130H7. No joy.
(28/Jan/01)(MADX)
15094
KGD34NCC: SHARES MCS Arlington VA USA 1743 ALE/USB Sounds.
(2 Feb) (RGA)
15094.0 KGD34NCC: SHARES MCS Arlington VA USA 1743 ALE/USB Sounds.
(2 Feb)(RGA)
15633.2 HMF26: KCNA 1018 ITA-2 50/N/250 Enx (16 Feb. 01)(HPT)
15633.3 HMF26: KCNA NX Pyongyang 1010 RTTY/50/250 Nx in EE. (7 Feb) (EW)
15647.0 FF: 0416 ARQ-E3 48/400 [jfj] pp ryckcr de rftjfa(Oct. 23
00)(PLOO)
15791.5 : Unid 2030 PACTOR Personal msgs in German. Listed as 5RT49
Madagascar ? (12/Feb/01) (MJZ)
15791.5 : Unid 2030 PACTOR/200/200 Mail msgs ff (28/Jan) (MJZ)
15804.0 CIS-System: 1241 40.5/500 (09 Jan. 01) (HPT)
15820.0 OWE: RDAF Karup DNK 1427 ALE/USB 1427 ALE/USB Calls OWF/Unid.
(1 Feb) (RGA)
15820.0 OWF: DANISH MIL ?LOC 1150 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
OWC (19/Jan)(DW)
15820.0 OWG: DANISH MIL ?LOC 1215 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
OWE. Exchange ALE with OWF then short bursts of
psk (Mil.Std
188-110A, 1200bps) (19/Jan)(DW)
15820.0 OWG: Unid Danish Military 1727 ALE/USB Calls OWK. (29 Jan) (RGA)
15820.0 OWI: Danish Air Force Aalborg 1532 MIL-STD 188-141A clg OWG:
Pagina 200
15820.0
15820.0
15820.0
15832.0
15837.0
15860.0
15860.0
15860.0
15873.0
15909.5
15916.9
then
WUN-v07
Danish Air Force Vandel.(28/Jan/01) (MADX)
S00: MFA STOCKHOLM 1135 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
1137z clng S53/Amman (19/Jan)(DW)
S32: SWEDISH EMB KUWAIT 1159 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
S53: SWEDISH EMB AMMAN 1135 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB.
UNID: prob. Roumanian Diplo 1010 ROU-FEC 218.3/400 encrypted 1020
off (13 Feb. 01)(HPT)
UNID: prob. Roumanian Diplo 1024 ROU-FEC 218.3/400 encrypted, off
without ID (13 Feb. 01)(HPT)
S00: MFA Stockholm S 1403 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg Swedish Embassy
Abidjan. (29-01-0) (AB)
S31: Swedish embassy Algiers ALG 1406 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding
(29-01-01) (AB)
S97: Swedish Embassy Abidjan IVO 1804 ALE/USB Calls S00.
(11 Feb) (RGA)
3000/serial tone modified STANAG 4285, FEC-bursts
with
SKYMASTER ALM intro(28Dec00) (LDO)
A25: Latvian MIL, LVA?, 1006 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling OZOLS
(13Jan01) (LDO)
Un-ID: Indian Emb(??) 09.30 ITA2 50/400 Op chat in EE, sends R's
shuts down (05Jan00). (PT)
16002.0 : Unid 0648 81/81/81/500. (3 Feb) (EW)
16006.7 : Unid Egyptin Diplo 1847 ARQ/100/170 Egyptian MFA assumed "jpke
kdud kbs kdukxd huxd yrk jzwlfk". (13 Feb) (AD)
16006.7 E2CHO: unid 1040 PACKET rdo 200 bd w/part zipped msg to RB1ASE
(16Jan01) (ML2)
16012.0 FDI8: F AF Nice 1022 ITA-2 50/R/400 ry, wharfs, ID (16 Feb.
01)(HPT)
16023.5 ?CLP1?: 1556 81-81 81/500 acf 0, strong Tx (Dec. 26 00)(PLOO)
16027.0 BAF: Beijing, China 11.50 FAX 120/576 Beijing meteo with end of
test
chart and "VVV DE BAF BAF BAF" plus Chinese
characters
(09Jan00). (PT)
16080.0 MAE: MFA Algiers, ALG, 1115 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, calling ADZ
(A.Abeba?) (14Jan01)(LDO)
16081.0 Unid: 1719 RTTY/100/500 5lgs (15/Feb/01) (MJZ)
16105.0 S78: Swedish embassy Tunis TUN 1015 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding
(29-01-01) (AB)
16105.0 S84: Swedish Embassy Washington DC 2031 MIL-STD 188-141A clg S12
Swedish Embassy Bogota. (28/Jan/01) (MADX)
16105.0 S84: Swedish Embassy Washington DC USA 1420 ALE/USB Calls
S93/Havana. (17 Feb) (RGA)
16105.0 S84: Swedish Embassy Washington DC USA 1558 ALE/USB Calls
S12/Bogota. (18 Feb) (RGA)
16105.0 S84: Swedish Embassy Washington DC USA 1559 ALE/USB Sounds.
(21 Jan) (RGA)
16107.0 no-call: UNID CIS-MIL, 0828, FSK-100Bd/500Hz pseudo# encrypted
bitstream using same crypto system as seen on the
Russian-MIL
75Bd/250Hz circuits (10Feb01) (LDO)
16112.0 RIW Moscow 0955 CW Calling RJD93 RJC52 and RJS. Ships at sea?
(14-02-01) (EW)
16141.7 : Unid Egyptian Diplo 1635 ARQ/100/170 Another yks/end sked.
(17 Feb) (RGA)
16143.7 RFLI: FF Fort de France MRT 1805 ARQ-E3/192/370 CdV on cct BFL to
Paris. (15 Feb) (RGA)
16161.7 ---: MFA Cairo 1320 ARQ clg Bonn w/selcal XBVM to ATU-80 tfc
(03Jan01) (ML2)
16171.7 : MFA Cairo EGY 1018 ARQ/100/170 Arabic text. (15-02-01) (EW)
16176.7 : MFA Cairo EGY 1023 ARQ/100/170 Arabic text. (15-02-01) (EW)
16180.0 : Unid 0852 81-81/40.5/500. Cannot decode. (3 Feb) (EW)
16200.0 : Russian Navy 1740 36-50/36/200 Idling. (5 Feb) (RGA)
Pagina 201
WUN-v07
16200.0 : Russian Navy/Military 1633 36-50/36/250 Idle revs. (17 Feb)
(RGA)
16200.0 : Unid 1230 UNID/36-50/36/250 (13 Feb) (AD)
16220.0 HMZD: Korean vessel 0508 CW hmub hmub de hmzd hmzd=nr 13 ck 1t5
qtr 9/11t5 = 5FGs with cut zeros qrk0 qrx 1500 ar
va. (9 Feb) (IB)
16223.7 : MFA Cairo EGY 0951 ARQ/100/170 Idling only. (14-02-01) (EW)
188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to VRO (28Jan01)
(LDO)
16235.0 VRO: UNID ROU-EMB, ROU, 0836 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD
(28Jan01) (LDO)
16248.0 C3P: French Emb Tokyo 1135 FEC-A 192/850 clg P6Z Paris w/RYs 1-0
INT ZBZ, then off air (10Jan01) (ML2)
modem with continuous tfc., link to Sigonella
(04Feb01) (LDO)
(04Feb01) (LDO)
16275.0 FAPSI 0820 ITA-2 75/N/500 5fgs starting with 11177 00051 04383
15102
11519 (16 Feb. 01)(HPT)
16278.8 7RQ20: MFA Algiers ALG 1556 COQUELET-8 Circulars in FF to various
embassies. (29 Jan) (RGA)
16298.0 UNID: 1040 213 bd, 400 shift (prob. MFA Bratislava) not decodable
with
my equipment (02 Feb. 01) (HPT)
16318.7 MFA Cairo 1200 SITOR-A, msgs (10 Jan 01) (HPT)
16324.7 RFLIG: Cayenne, French Guiana 11.46 ARQ-E3 192/400 5-lg tfc to
RFFXCCT etc. on UGI cct (06Jan01). (PT)
16324.7 RFTJF: French Forces Libreville Gabon 0710 ARQ-E3/192/425. Idling
only. (14-02-01) (EW)
16324.8 RFTJD: FF Libreville.GAB 0213 ARQ-E3/192/425 Idle/Sync Modes
(13Feb01) (BC3)
16331.8 PSC: Russian Navy 1627 CW Beacon cluster file://7038.8 10871.8
13597.8 (17 Feb) (RGA)
16332.0 C: Rus Navy Moscow 0900 (3 Feb) (EW)
16332.0 PSC: Russian Navy Beacon Cluster 1306 CWx3 P-16331.8 S-16331.9
C-16332. Freq shared with V5G/MFA Bucharest. (1
Feb) (RGA)
16332.0 PSC: Russian Navy Beacon Cluster 1306 CWx3 P-16331.8; S-16331.9
C-16332.Freq shared with V5G/MFA Bucharest. (1
Feb) (RGA)
16332.0 V5G: MFA Bucarest 1122 ROU-FEC 164.5/400 circular (09 Jan. 01)
(HPT)
16332.2 F: Vladivostok URS 0902 CW Marker. (3 Feb) (EW)
16332.8 MAE: Bucarest RUM-FEC 164.5/400 tfc (Oct 23 00)(PLOO)
16337.0 UNID: Algerian Diplo 1637 8-tone MFSK in callup mode.
(28/Jan/01) (MADX)
16338.5 : MFA Algiers 1040 MFSK/75/150/300 Proprietary MFSK modem running
75/150/300 and 600 Bd (3 Feb) (EW)
16338.7 : Unid 1240 UNID SYSTEM Short Coquelet-like bursts. Trans not
long
enough to get accurate speed/shift info. (31 Feb)
(AD)
16360.0 KAM: Kampala?, UGA?, 1622 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling MOD,
watery "equatorial" signal (05Jan01) (LDO)
16373.2 UNID prob. Indian Diplo: 0825 ITA-2 50/R/425 5fgs, at the end
"tks br br
gbbbbbldbb quCDUEicqlin6 MY NR 753 UTAUTU IF IF
O
SEDHTEFPNXI OgzsHRV FKMR NEUT /sorry, weak
signal), 08.29
off (16 Feb. 01) (HPT)
16454.0 : Unid 0911 81/81/81/500. Cannot decode. (3 Feb) (EW)
16606.0 : Unid 1245 UNID-4TONE/195/335 The ubiquitous unid 4tone.
Pagina 202
WUN-v07
(13 Feb) (AD)
16606.4 UNID 0527 UNID 195.3/700 4 peaks (Nov. 25 00)(PLOO)
16666.0 UEAW: BATM Pioner Nikolaeva 0731 RTTY 50/170 msg to unkwn
(20Dec00) (ML2)
16666.0 UFZT: BMRT Mys Tikhiy 2318 RTTY 100/170 crew msgs to unkwn then
tfc
@ 50 bd (24Dec00) (ML2)
16689.5 UCRJ: NIS Petr Kotsov 1004 ARQ crew msg to unkwn (03Jan01) (ML2)
16690.5 UCCW: TH Kapitan Kirij 2251 ARQ log on & tfc to Kholmsk
(02Jan01) (ML2)
16690.5 UCDM: TH Pioner Sakhalina 2300 ARQ log on & tfc to Kholmsk
(02Jan01) (ML2)
16690.5 UCDN: TH Pioner Yuzhno-Sakhalinska 2258 ARQ w/UCDN log on & msg
to Kholmsk (03Jan01) (ML2)
16690.5 UDRG: TH Gornyak 2330 ARQ tfc to unkwn (23Dec00) (ML2)
16690.5 UGMG: TR Gavan' 2317 ARQ msg to unkwn (23Dec00) (ML2)
16692.0 : Unid Ship 1619 ARQ/100/170 Selcalls VFQK/OXZ/LyngbyRadio/0832
(17 Feb) (RGA)
16697.5 UBJT: RTMS Novobataysk 2316 ARQ crew msgs for Nakhodka
(28Dec00) (ML2)
16698.0 UWCL: M/V Bagermeyster Grushin 0920 ARQ tfc to Odessa
(21Dec00) (ML2)
16701.5 UDIA: TR Ref Lira 1008 ARQ crew msgs to Kaliningrad w/UDIA log
in/off
(21Dec00) (ML2)
16706.5 UCNK: TH Vladimir Timofeev 0930 ARQ svc msg to Arkhangelsk
(20Dec00) (ML2)
16710.5 ELQZ5: TR Frost-1 1123 ARQ crew msgs to Kaliningrad (23Dec00)
(ML2)
16710.5 UAZY: TR Viktor Lyagin 0851 ARQ crew msg to Murmansk
(19Jan01) (ML2)
16710.5 UAZZ: TK Kropotkin 0951 ARQ w/AMVER type msg for Kaliningrad
(23Dec00) (ML2)
16710.5 UHDY: TR Granitnyj Bereg 0914 ARQ tfc to Kaliningrad, UHDY log
on/off
(23Dec00) (ML2)
16713.0 UIIC: TR Bereg Metchty 2320 ARQ w/test msg FM:/TO: M/V MECHTY
(03Jan01) (ML2)
16717.5 UFIX: TH Nefterudovoz-49M 1240 ARQ msg to unkwn (18Dec00) (ML2)
16718.0 UBPN: SRTM Zaliv Olgi 2327 ARQ crew msgs to unkwn (25Dec00) (ML2)
16718.0 UHWZ: TH Tcheremkhovo 1039 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok (15Dec00) (ML2)
16724.0 UGUA: TBS Neftergaz-22 2324 ARQ svc msgs to unkwn
(21Dec00) (ML2)
16724.0 UGUD: TBS Neftegaz-14 1100 ARQ msg for Nakhodka (24Jan01) (ML2)
16778.0 UGQL: M/V Volga-4007 0755 ARQ msg & log off to Khabarovsk
(25Jan01) (ML2)
16786.0 Pil.Mar.: ---- FEC 100/170 EE/PP nx fm DragonHeart(Dec 2
00)(PLOO)
16789.0 : PNA Manila Relay 0914 FEC/100/170 Phil nx in EE. (3 Feb) (EW)
16794.0 UYDV: RKTS More Sodruzhestva 0920 RTTY 50/170 tfc for Sevastopol
(29Dec00) (ML2)
16800.0 : PNA Manila Relay 1431 FEC/100/170. Nx in EE. Three freqs noted
active
16800 16789 16747.5 (Not parallel) (26 Jan) (RGA)
16800.0 : PNA Manila Relay 1431 FEC/100/170. Nx in EE. Three freqs noted
active-16800 16789 16747.5 (Not parallel) (26
Jan) (RGA)
16801.0 ELQZ6 : TR Frost-2 1308 RTTY 50/170 crew msgs to unkwn
(25Dec00)(ML2)
16801.3 3FKW4: TR Ref Vega RTTY 50/170 crew msgs to unkwn
(29Dec00) (ML2)
16801.5 ---: M/V Geminis 1057 RTTY 50/170 tfc to unkwn (24Dec00) (ML2)
16801.5 3FKX4: TR Ref Star 1048 RTTY 50/170 crew msgs to unkwn
(24Dec00) (ML2)
16801.5 UGKR: TH Tikhon Semuskhin 0836 ARQ crew msgs to PetropavlovskKamchatskiy (21Dec00) (ML2)
16801.5 UHAA: M/V Dip-Si-Kharvester 2345 ARQ log on & msg to
PetropavlovskPagina 203
WUN-v07
Kamchatskiy (05Jan01) (ML2)
16801.5 UIEE: TH Karpaty 0025 ARQ tfc to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy, UIEE
log
off (01Jan01) (ML2)
16804.0 UNID: Russian MV 1546 RTTY/50/170 w/msg to UDK2: Murmansk
Radio.(28/Jan/01) (MADX)
16804.5 ---: GMDSS ALERT CHANNEL 1020 DSC 100/E/170 Coast stns logged 1024/Perth 1131/Lyngby 1148/Boston 1241/unid
Aust/005030051
1246/Taupo?/005120000 1306/Brisbane 1350/Miami
1424/HongKong 1432/Portsmouth(CAMSLANT) 1738/New
Orleans
1743/Capetown (29/Jan)(DW)
16806.5 NRV: USCG GUAM 1514 FEC 100/E/170 Wx forecast - area not known.
Wx forecast N Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal. High
wind seas wng
for NW Pacific
(17/Feb)(DW)
16808.5 KLB: SeattleRadio WA USA 1616 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (17 Feb) (RGA)
16809.0 WLO: Mobile Radio 1438 cw, wlo + SITOR (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16809.5 VIP: Perth Radio 1436 cw, vip + SITOR (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16811.0 CBV: Playa Ancha Radio 1258 cw, cbv + SITOR (18 Feb. 01) (HPT)
16811.5 A9M: Hamala Radio 1437 cw, a9m + SITOR (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16812.5 NRV: USCG Agana 1442 cw, nrv + SITOR (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16813.0 UAT: Moscow Radio 1443 cw, uat + SITOR (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16814.5 HEC17: Berne Radio 1445 cw, hec + SITOR (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16817.0 WCC: GW NODE DELAWARE 1641 fec 100/E/170 Wx forecast
(24/Jan) (DW)
16817.5 KPH: GW NODE SAN FRANCISCO 1647 CW Chan free marker (Globe).
Wknbg ship in Globedata. (05/Feb)(DW)
16819.5 NMN: USCG CAMSLANT 1449 cw + SITOR (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16820.0 IAR: Rome Radio 1447 cw, iar + SITOR (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16825.0 VCT: Tors Cove Radio 1452 vct + SITOR (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16826.0 ESA: Tallinn Radio 1451 cw de esa + SITOR(11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16833.5 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 1005 cw de uiw kld + SITOR(02 Jan 01)
(hpt)
16830.5 SVU6: Olympia Radio 1036 cw, de svu + tone (02 Feb. 01)(HPT)
16835.5 UIW KLD:Kaliningrad radio Russia 1253 29 Jan 01 ARQ 100 asking to
go
ahead to UFSZ (ship name SKALLOPER)(EB)
16840.5 RRR34: Moscow Radio 1007 cw, ID + SITOR (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
16841.0 8PO: Barbados Radio 1248 cw 8PO + SITOR (18 Feb. 01) (HPT)
16851.5 SAB: Goetheborg Radio 1035 cw, sab + SITOR (02 Feb. 01)(HPT)
16853.0 SAB:Goeteborg radio Sweden 1241 29 Jan 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
16879.0 LZW: Varna Radio 1216 cw, de lzw (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16880.0 XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 1215 cw, ID + SITOR (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16886.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 1430 cw, ID + SITOR (11 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16892.0 XSG: Shanghai Radio 1245 cw xsg + SITOR (18 Feb. 01) (HPT)
16904.0 UDK2: Murmansk Radio 1009 cw, ID + SITOR (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
16906.0 KHF: GW Guam node 1242 cw khf + digitals (18 Feb. 01)(HPT)
16910.0 HLJ: Seoul Radio 1031 cw, cq de hlj qsx 16 mhz(02 Feb. 01) (HPT)
16911.0 RBSL: VNR RY etc. 0917 RTTY/50/850. (3 Feb) (EW)
16914.5 SPE: Szczecin Radio 0948 cw, spe + SITOR (23 Jan. 01)(HPT)
16927.0 UIW: KALININGRAD RADIO 1045 rtty 50/R/170 Slow op chat with P3LX6
then tfc in 3SC to P3M8 (25/Jan)(DW)
16927.0 UIW: KALININGRAD RADIO 1620 rtty 50/R/170 Nav warnings (NAWIPs)
in 3SC. QSS 4228 8454 12877.5 16927 19724.5
22603.5 (01/Feb)
(DW)
16927.0 UIW: Kaliningrad R RUS 0918 RTTY/50/170 RYRY & de uiw.
(3 Feb)(EW)
16951.5 RFTJ: F Ny Dakar 1012 ITA-2 75/R/850 FAAA de RFTJ, ry, testing
(02 Jan 01) (hpt)
16957.8 FUJ: FN Noumea.NCL 0459 RTTY/75/850 Testing Ry's. (13 Feb01)
(BC3)
16960.0 HZY: Ras Tanura Radio 1013 cw, tfc-list, ID, 1015 off (02 Jan 01)
(hpt)
16962.0 FUF:French forces Martinique 1940 22 Jan 01 RTTY 075 Callband
Pagina 204
WUN-v07
(EB)
16975.0 RKLM: Arkhangelsk rdo 1305 RTTY 50/170 w/ships' tfc (04Jan01)
(ML2)
16986.0 CTP: Ny Oeiras 1455 ITA-2, 75/R/850 naws de ctp (23 Jan. 01)
(HPT)
16997.5 WLO: MOBILE RADIO 1855 fec 100/E/170 Tfc list and stn info re qrg
(6416, 8473, 8514, 12886.5, 13051.5, 16997.5,
22688) for non
duplex and data chans, simplex msg and email
systems. Lists at
H+00 (+/- 5 mins) (10/Feb)(DW)
17004.2 Unid: Poss ZRH 0934 RTTY? Think ZRH is trying to send RY etc,
but a
picollo type signal, jams it each time it tries.
(3 Feb) (EW)
17020.0 UKD2: MurmanskRadio RUS 1704 RTTY/50/170 QTC list to Murmansk
fishing fleet call 4LS. (29 Jan) (RGA)
17045.0 UFH: Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy rdo 2340 ARQ ships' tfc
(09Jan01) (ML2)
17050.0 4XZ: Ny Haifa 1518 cw vvv (07 Jan 01) (HPT)
17066.5 A9M: Hamala Radio 1504 cw a9m + SITOR (07 Jan 01) (HPT)
17068.4 UNID: 1506 rtty? 100bd/900 shift, unable to decode(07 Jan 01)
(HPT)
17088.0 : Russian Navy 1734 36-50/36/240 Idling. (5 Feb) (RGA)
17137.0 KAM: Kampala?, UGA?, 1622 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling MOD,
watery "equatorial" signal (05Jan01) (LDO)
17137.0 MOD: Unid US Army 1745 ALE/USB Sounds. (1 Feb) (RGA)
17147.0 URL: Sevastopol Radio 1030 cw, cq, mrk (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
17147.0 URL: SevastopolRadio UKR 1400 CW Wkg ship 3FD..9 on 22353.5
(26 Jan) (RGA)
17147.0 URL: SevastopolRadio UKR 1400 CW Wkg ship 3FD..9 on 22353.5.
(26 Jan) (RGA)
17175.2 A9M: Hamala Radio 1504 cw cq (07 Jan 01) (HPT)
17180.0 FUG: Marine La R,gine F 1406 RTTY/75/850 Tests. Appallingly bad
transmitter. (26 Jan) (RGA)
17192.0 UNID: 1520 75 bd/175 shift measured by RadioRaft (19 Jan. 01)
(HPT)
17205.0 IAR:Rome radio Italy 1604 04 FEB 00 CW Callband (EB)
17206.0 IAR7: Rome Radio 1032 cw, vvv, mrk (02 Jan 01) (hpt)
17211.4 KFS: Palo Alto Radio 1530 cw, kfs + SITOR (19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
17211.4 KFS: GW NODE SAN FRANCISCO 1640 CW Chan free marker (Globe).
Wkng ship in Globedata. (05/Feb)(DW)
17211.4 KFS: SFranciscoRadio CA USA 1558 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(17 Feb) (RGA)
17223.9 : Unid 0654 UNID/195.3/300 (12-02-01) (EW)
17224.4 UNID: 0602 UNID 195.3/700 4 peaks (Nov. 25 00)(PLOO)
17224.5 A4M: Muscat radio Oman. 0943 CW Marker. (3 Feb) (EW)
17230.0 CWA: Cerrito Radio URG 0945 CW Marker. (3 Feb) (EW)
17233.9 UCE4: Arkhangelsk Radio 1542 cw, uce + SITOR
17234.5 VCS: CCG Halifax NS CAN CLOVER?/200/170 + ARQ + ID.
(29 Jan) (RGA)
17239.7 PKX: DjakartaRadio INS 1412 CW Nav wngs for Java N.Coast in EE.
(26 Jan) (RGA)
17248.0 5BA62: Cyprus Radio 1140 USB, E/Greek ID, tape (29 Jan. 01)(HPT)
17388.0 Un-ID 10.55 ITA2 50/420 Tfc in Arabic then shuts down (07Jan01).
(PT)
17400.0 5ST: Antananarivo Met MDG 1220 RTTY 100/400 wx synopses, 1325
tropical cyclone BINDU wng in FF & EE, 1340
regional wx (14Jan01)
(ML2)
17415.0 S00: MFA STOCKHOLM 1620 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
S31/Algiers (07/Feb)(DW)
17415.0 S31: SWEDISH EMB ALGIERS 1543 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
17441.5 5YE: Nairobi Meteo 0949 RTTY/100/850 ry de 5ye. (3 Feb) (EW)
17441.5 5YE:: Nairobi Meteo, KEN 0255 RTTY 100/850 CQ's, RY's and METAR
broadcasts. (06/Feb/2001) (nr0d)
17441.8 5YE: Nairobi Meteo. KEN 0505 RTTY/100/850 5LGs, Msgs & RYs.
Pagina 205
WUN-v07
(13 Feb01) (BC3)
17445.5 5YE: Nairobi Met 0954 FAX/120/576. Weak weather map. (3 Feb) (EW)
17456.7 : Unid Egyptian Diplo 1607 ARQ/100/170 yks. End sked. (17 Feb)
(RGA)
17460.0 UNID: 12.00 USB, phone-patch, SS (26 Jan 01)(HPT)
17460.0 UNID: 12.52 POL-ARQ 50 bd/250 shift encrypt. msg as always around
xx.50, this time prob. parallel to 22864.0, same
mode, same noise,
same s/off at 13.00 (26 Jan 01)(HPT)
17460.0 prob. Ru Ny HQ Moscow 10.28 cw: xxx xxx rdlrdl 08986 01260
verminalx
690(the fourth cipher I missed) 5381 k(26 Jan
01)(HPT)
17473.0 no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0928 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz
5LGs to UDZ 27 after 11177 10163 (27Jan01)(LDO)
188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to YPM34
(27Jan01) (LDO)
17474.0 YPM34: UNID ROU-EMB, ROU, 0932 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD
(27Jan01) (LDO)
17475.0 CIS-System: 1202 40.5bd/500 shift (19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
17487.0 CIS-System: 1204 40.5bd/500 shift (19 Jan. 01) (HPT)
17487.0 CIS-System 1220 40.5/500 (10 Jan 01) (HPT)
17487.0 KG34NCC: US SHARES Master Co-ord Stn Arlington VA USA 1758
ALE/USB Sounds. (21 Jan) (RGA)
17487.0 KG34NCC: US SHARES Master Co-ord Stn Arlington VA USA 1758
ALE/USBSounds. (21 Jan) (RGA)
17487.0 KGD34NCC: SHARES Master Co-ord Stn Arlington VA USA 1353
ALE/USB Sounds. Should this be here or have we a
SHARES freq in
the USAF list? (26 Jan) (RGA)
ALE/USB Sounds. (1 Feb) (RGA)
ALE/USB Sounds.(1 Feb) (RGA)
17487.0 RIC: CAP Richmond VA USA 1807 ALE/USB Sounds. (21 Jan) (RGA)
ALE/USB Sounds. Should this be here or have we a
SHARES freq in
the USAF list? (26 Jan) (RGA)
17551.4 FF: 1725 ARQ-E3 192/363[afl]de rffkanmj(Dec 2 00)(PLOO)
17916.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1444 USB E wkg. Starline 763, telling to
change
QRG (10 Jan 01) (hpt)
18000.0 WAF: 1520 USB / working BOZ every twenty minutes. With a British
accent. (13Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
18003.0 490434: KC10A 79-0434 1443 ALE/USB Wkg JNR/Salinas.
(26 Jan) (RGA)
18003.0 JNR: USAF Scope Command Puerto Rico 2024 MIL-STD 188-141A +
USB wkg MCC: McClellan AFB w/radio check in voice
and ALE.
(28/Jan/01) (MADX)
18003.0 PLA: Lajes AFB AZR 1459 ALE/USB Voice contact with Andrews AFB.
(22 Jan) (SA)
18003.7 ---: Egyptian Emb Islamabad (FROM BOUSTAN ISLAMABAD) 1255 ARQ
5LG msg to Cairo (24Jan01) (ML2)
18042.7 RFTJD: FF LIBREVILLE 1520 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas. 1534z cct
[JDJ]. Controle de voie svc RFTJ de RFTJ.
(31/Jan)(DW)
15232
01539 (16 Feb. 01)(HPT)
18212.0 9XK79: Deutsche Welle 0833 ITA-2 100/R/400 usual text in Spanish
language (15 February 2001) (HPT)
18218.0 PE1: FBI ?LOC 1236 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
BA1/(location?). 1300z clng BR3/(location?)
(11/Jan)(DW)
Pagina 206
WUN-v07
18223.7 ---: Egyptian Emb Islamabad (JG KPDKJKYKM) 1310 ARQ ATU-80 tfc to
Cairo (11Jan01) (ML2)
18223.7 ---: MFA Cairo 1210 ARQ clg Accra w/sc KKVU; 1212 FEC MF string,
JG
KDFESPPPS KDS KWFK; 1214 ARQ ATU-80 msg (29Jan01)
(ML2)
18226.7 ---: Egyptian Emb Khartoum SDN (JG KDFBCLJ + FROM KHAQTOM)
1235 ARQ 5LG & ATU-80 msgs to Cairo (20Dec00) (ML2)
18238.0 ZSJ: SAN CAPETOWN 1529 FAX 120/576/N/800 FAPR ASZA. Sfc
analysis for waters off S/Africa. Pronounced slew
(21/Jan)(DW)
18256.7 prob. EGY Emb Islamabad 1239 SITOR-A, telegram: jg kkykm(this
would
be an abbreviation of kpdkjkykm then ?????)to MFA
Cairo, 5-figgroups (26 Jan 01)(HPT)
18261.0 GFE24: Bracknell Meteo 0959 FAX/120/576 End of weather map.
(3 Feb) (EW)
18277.0 ASI: UK NET ? ?LOC 1718 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(11/Jan)(DW)
18280.0 : Unid 1034 81-81/ 81/200 (15-02-01) (EW)
18281.5 Un-ID: 10.25 ARQ Tfc in the form of 5 figure groups, a
combination of
letters and numbers, with lots of op chat in both
EE and FF but no
callsigns given. Mentions sending msg on TELEX
NATIONAL. Selcal
VKPV used, which indicates that this might be
station CV01, logged
by Day in the past using Italian RI's but FF tfc
(03Jan00). (PT)
18293.7 RFFA: MoD Paris 1326 ARQ-E3 200/400 non protege msg to RFFVAEA
Alysse (Riyadh) cct FDX (11Jan01) (ML2)
18308.5 Unid: Unid French Diplo 1725 FEC-A/192/340 5LGs & PL to unid
embassy. Poor copy. (15 Feb) (RGA)
18316.7 ---: Egpytian Emb Islamabad (FROM BOUSTAN ISLAMABAD) 1310 ARQ
5LG msg to Cairo (17Jan01) (ML2)
18325.0 BVA: UNID British MIL, CYP, 1600 USB/MIL-STD188-141A, answ. call
from DKL (21Jan01)(LDO)
18325.0 BVM: UNID British MIL, CYP, 1203 USB/MIL-STD188-141A, sounding
(21Jan01)(LDO)
18325.0 DKL: British MIL Dhekelia, CYP, 1158 USB/MIL-STD188-141A,
sounding
(21Jan01)(LDO)
18326.0 BLP: British MIL Blackpool?, G?, 1132 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc.
to
DKL using DBM & DTM mode,strong short skip signal
(14Jan01)
(LDO)
18326.0 DKL: British MIL Dekhelia, CYP, 1132 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc.
to
BLP using DBM & DTM mode(14Jan01)(LDO)
18400.0 OLZxx:UNID Czech diplo, 0938 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone
modem w. modif. protocol, burst tfc., ISS mode,
QSX not found
(14Jan01) (LDO)
18415.0 8BY: DGSE Illicit Paris F 1551 CW 631/893/753 file://20946.
(17 Feb) (RGA)
18444.5 RFFXL: FF Naqura 1335 ARQ-E 184.7 bd, xzl cct, msg to
rffccc/cfat
centops lille info rffxoc/armees centops paris
rffab/guerre centops
paris rfgw/milfrance beyrouth rffaac/ distransit
paris vincennes
rffaac/guerre dipermil paris rffab/guerre paris
rffab/mindefense paris
rffab/guerre sirpa paris rffxoc/armees paris (14
February 01) (HPT)
Pagina 207
WUN-v07
18446.2 Unid FF: 1721 ARQ-E3/200/360 Cct in ARQ lockup at ZNR UUUUU. No
ID. (15 Feb) (RGA)
18507.0 Unid: PACTOR/200/200 encrypted text some SSB chatter by OM,s
listed
as Tehran, Iran ?? (15/Feb/01) (MJZ)
18507.2 : Unid 1658 PACTOR/100/150 'Teheran' listed around this
frequency.
(29 Jan) (RGA)
18552.4 V5G: MFA BUCHAREST 1128 FEC/ROU 164.5/R/400 Bdcst in online
encrypt and bit inv mask=24 thru 1236z. S/off on
cw "V5g op c 18 qsp
fr all tks pse p 47 bk cq yr and p 20 vrf qif and
qsl qrx byzz gb ar sk"
(09/Feb)(DW)
18562.5 ?CLP1?: 1602 81-81 81/500 acf 0, strong tx (Dec. 26 00)(PLOO)
18568.0 UNID: 1531 pres. ASCII-1, 129 bd no ID (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
18579.5 RFVI: FF Le Port.REU 0615 ARQ-E3/100/425 Message from
LePort/Noumea cct [HII] (30Jan01) (BC3)
18598.0 BRA: MFA Bratislava SVK 1407 ALE/USB Sounds. (21 Jan) (RGA)
18598.0 BRA: Poss Slovak Diplo 1407 ALE/USB Sounds. Brazzaville
Embassy?(21 Jan) (RGA)
18667.7 EGY: Emb Madrid 1404 SITOR-A msg in plain Arabic to MFA Cairo
(18 Jan 01) (HPT)
18686.0 S00: MFA STOCKHOLM 1454 MIL.STD 188-110A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(24/Jan)(DW)
18686.0 S32: SWEDISH EMB KUWAIT 1449 MIL.STD 188-110A ALE on usb.
18686.0 S53: SWEDISH EMB AMMAN 1438 MIL.STD 188-110A ALE on usb.
18692.0 CIS-System: 1409 81/250 (18 Jan 01) (HPT)
18757.0 RFGW: MFA Paris 0930 FEC-A 192 encrypt. (5-6lgroups?), weak
signal
(15 February 2001) (HPT)
18758.0 BKO: ALG-EMB Bamako, MLI, 1317 LSB!/MIL-STD 188-141A calling
MAE (03Jan01)(LDO)
18764.0 V5G:Roumanian diplo Roumania 1225 07 Feb 01 Rou-FEC 164.5 on line
encrypt (EB)
18780.0 CIS-System 0858 40.5/500 (15 February 2001) (HPT)
18788.9 : Unid 1052 UNID/195/300 (15-02-01) (EW)
18864.0 ---:E3 Lincolnshire Poacher Clandestine 1217 07 Feb 01 USB in 5
fig tfc
words twice (EB)
18888.0 : Unid 1042 81-81/81/200 (15-02-01) (EW)
18888.5 UDEX: M.V. GEROI NOVOROSSIISKA 11.30 ARQ Tfc in RR mentions
Sebastopol and Novorossisk (09Jan00). (PT)
19011.7 PCW1: MFA Den Haag NLD 1451 ARQ/100/170 No tfc. (29 Jan) (RGA)
19036.4 : Agerian Emb. Dakar 1352 COQUELET-8 Travel arrangement msg to
MAE (27/Jan) (MJZ)
19036.4 HAR: Harare, Zimbabwe(??) 15.15 Coquelet 8 Algerian emb with tfc
in FF
to MAE, ends "DE HAR" (10Jan01). (PT)
19040.4 : Spain Navy? 1835 RTTY/50/500? short usb msg in ss then into
rtty 'from:
RETAIF/JERAAA 72 to: RETFK/JECOZ 61' (28/Jan)
(MJZ)
19101.7 RFLI: F Ny Fort de France 1206 ARQ-E3 192/400 contrôle de voie,
bfl cct
(09 Jan. 01) (HPT)
19104.0 :CIS-System 1005 81/500 (16 Feb. 01)(HPT)
19140.0 ADZ: ALGERIAN EMB ADDIS ABABA ? 1448 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on usb. Sounding. Also regular 8 tone coquelet
burst which don't
decode (offset 1490Hz) and some with higher than
26.7 bd rate.
(04/Feb)(DW)
19146.0 ---:French forces Dakar Senegal 1151 07 Feb 01 ARQ E3 200 Idling
Pagina 208
WUN-v07
(EB)
19216.2 S00: MFA STOCKHOLM 1427 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb, Clng
S31/Algiers (03/Feb)(DW)
Sounding. Short qso with Stockholm in Mil.Std
188-110A psk
(03/Feb)(DW)
19301.7 ---: Egyptian Emb Kuala Lumpur (JG WLKDKDJYLF) 0850 ARQ ATU-80
tfc for Cairo (20Dec00) (ML2)
15849
06299 (16 Feb. 01)(HPT)
19385.0 RFQP: FF Jibuti. DJI 0523 ARQ-M2/200/425 Idle/Sync Modes.
(13 Feb01)(BC3)
19445.0 MAE: MFA Algiers ALG 1358 ALE/USB Calls NMY/Niamey Embassy.
(21 Jan)(RGA)
19445.0 MAE: MFA Algiers ALG 1358 ALE/USB Calls NMY/Niamey Embassy?
(21 Jan)(RGA)
19463.0 -: SUNA KHARTOUM 0900 - Carrier uo 0904z, off 1029z. No signs of
expected rtty press transmissions at 0910/1010z.
Signal fair/good
(31/Jan)(DW)
(21Jan01) (LDO)
19556.7 UNID: EGY Diplo: 1230 SITOR-A Selcal OOVP only (19 Jan. 01)(HPT)
19584.0 : Unid 0522 81/81/81/500 (3 Feb) (EW)
19642.0 S5F: French Emb. Brasilia 1746 FEC-A/192/824 Idling w/ short S5F
id,s
(30/Jan/01) (MJZ)
19648.0
Unid: Unid System 1704 REVS/41/800 (15 Feb) (RGA)
19652.0 S5F: Brasilia, Brazil 11.09 FEC-A 192/850 French emb. with var-lg
tfc to
Paris (05Jan00). (PT)
19685.5 WLO: Mobile Radio, AL 1518 cw wlo + SITOR (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
19692.5 ZSC: GW Capetown Node 1651 cw, zsc + SITOR (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
19695.5 8PO: GW Barbados Node 1653 cw, 8po + SITOR (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
19696.5 8PO: BridgetownRadio BRB 1709 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (31 Jan) (RGA)
19697.5 SPB: Szczecin Radio 1027 cw, de spb + SITOR (02 Feb. 01)(HPT)
19698.0 OST: Ostende Radio 1026 cw, ost + SITOR (02 Feb. 01) (HPT)
19699.0 UFN: Novorrossisk Radio 1516 SITOR-A wkg. vessel (UDEC)
(22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
19699.0 UFN: Novorrossisk Radio 1043 SITOR-A, msg. to UDEX (02 Jan 01)
(hpt)
19707.0 SAB:Goeteborg radio Sweden 1137 07 Feb 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
19708.0 SAB: GW NODE GOETEBORG 0957 CW Chan free marker (Globe)
"SAB". Wkng ship in Globedata. (06/Feb)(DW)
19708.0 SAB: Goetheborg Radio 1510 cw sab + SITOR (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
19724.5 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 1505 ITA-2 50/N/175 uauj de uiw(22 Jan.
01)
(HPT)
19726.0 A9M: Hamala Radio 1507 cw, a9m + SITOR (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
19726.0 A9M: HamalaRadio BHR 1338 ARQ/100/170 Wkg unid ship in auto
telex.
(29 Jan) (RGA)
19810.0 HGX21: MFA BUDAPEST 1458 ARTRAC Progressive channel testing of
vft on usb. (31/Jan)(DW)
19810.4 ---: HUNGARIAN DIPLO UNID 0947 ARTRAC 125/N/170 Receiving tfc
until s/off 1017z (02/Feb)(DW)
19830.0 P6Z: Paris France 0822 FEC-A/192/400. 5 LGs to unid embassy.
(7 Feb)(EW)
19843.9 : Unid OMFSK System 1340 UNID/195.25/-300-100 0 +100 +300 Usually
runs at 195.5 bps. (29 Jan) (RGA)
19862
GYA: RN Whitehall G 1656 RTTY/75/330 CARBs. file://22550.3
(15 Feb) (RGA)
19945.0 ADZ: Algerian Diplo 1550 ALE/USB Sounds. Addis Ababa Embassy?
(26 Jan) (RGA)
19945.0 ADZ: Algerian Diplo 1550 ALE/USB Sounds. Addis Ababa Embassy?
(26 Jan) (RGA)
Pagina 209
WUN-v07
19945.0 ADZ: Algerian Embassy Addis Ababa ETH 1512 ALE/USB Sounds.
(21 Jan)(RGA)
(21 Jan) (RGA)
19945.0 ADZ: Algerian embassy Addis Ababa ETH 1558 ALE/USB Sounds.
(18 Feb) (RGA)
19945.0 BKO: ALGERIAN EMB BAMAKO 1422 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB.
Clng MAE/Algiers (06/Feb)(DW)
19945.0 MAE: MFA ALGIERS 1626 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Nr of
responses to NMY/Niamey but without qso.
(04/Feb)(DW)
19945.0 MAE: MFA Algiers ALG 1553 ALE/USB Calls ADZ/Addis who responds
on the same frequency. (21 Jan) (RGA)
19945.0 MAE: MFA Algiers ALG 1553 ALE/USB Calls ADZ/Addis who responds
on the same frequency. (21 Jan) (RGA)
19945.0 NMY: ALGERIAN EMB NIAMEY 1626 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng MAE/Algiers (04/Feb)(DW)
19977.0 CYP: UK NET ? ?CYPRUS 1143 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
19977.0 HSP: Prob UK Mil/Diplo Net 1049 ALE/USB Sounds. (23 Jan) (RGA)
19977.0 HSP: UK NET ? ?LOC 1304 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(05/Feb)(DW)
19977.0 KUW: UK NET ? ?KUWAIT 1238 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
19977.0 PRI: UK NET ? ?LOC 1221 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(05/Feb)(DW)
20010.0 S00: MFA STOCKHOLM 0956 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(13/Jan)(DW)
20010.0 S00: MFA STOCKHOLM 0956 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(13/Jan)(DW)
20010.0 S47: SWEDISH EMB BEIRUT 1022 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
20010.0 S61: SWEDISH EMB NEW DELHI 1041 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
20010.0 S61: Swedish embassy New Delhi, IND, 112 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
clg.
Beijing (21Jan01) (LDO)
20035.4 HGX21: MFA Budapest HNG 1624 DUP-ARQ/125/160 5LGs to
HGX41/Embassy Damascus. (15 Feb) (RGA)
20035.4 HGX22J: HUNGARIAN EMB ATHENS 0908 ARTRAC 125/N/170 Tfc in
Hungarian ending HGX41 de HGX22J (?) (Damascus de
Athens)
(02/Feb)(DW)
20035.5 HGX21: MFA Budapest 1600 DUP-ARQ/125/170 Long 5lgs to HGX41
Damascus (15/Feb/01) (MJZ)
20036.7 ---: EGYPTIAN EMB DAKAR 1423 arq 100/E/170 Tfc in AA (ATU80)
(31/Jan)(DW)
20045.5 WPC: PIN OAK GLADSTONE 1419 CW Pactor-II (?) bursts. Signs off
with
cw ID "WPC" (31/Jan)(DW)
20045.6 : Unid System 1246 UNID/123.7/125/+280+120 0 -120-180. ARQ-like
system. Each pair sends bursts alternately. Never
together. Are these
two separate entities perhaps? Not ARTRACK. (31
Jan) (RGA)
20047.0 C:Marker Moscow Russia 1407 02 Feb 01 CW
20047.0 S:Marker Archangel Russia 1405 02 Feb 01 CW
20047.7 P: Russian Navy 1539 CW Sub bcast marker. Freq 20047.77
(31 Jan) (RGA)
20047.8 P: CISN KALININGRAD 1431 CW Single letter [P] hf beacon
(18/Jan) (DW)
(18/Jan) (DW)
20048.0 C: CISN MOSCOW 1434 CW Single letter [C] hf beacon (18/Jan)(DW)
20086.7 ---: EGYPTIAN EMB KINSHASA 1439 arq 100/E/170 irs mode, opchat in
Arabic (ATU80) then tfc in offline encrypt (18/Jan)(DW)
20106.7 UNID MFA Cairo? 1225 SITOR-A Selcall KKXO, then *txt*
Pagina 210
20107.0
20107.0
20107.0
20138.5
20138.0
20216.0
20216.0
WUN-v07
(09 Jan. 01) (HPT)
055: Unid SHARES/CAP Stn 1332 ALE/USB Sounds. (22 Jan) (RGA)
RIC: CAP Richmond VA USA 1410 ALE/USB Sounds. (9 Feb) (RGA)
T4Q: Unid US SHARES 1622 ALE/USB Sounds. (21 Jan) (RGA)
?CLP1?: 1608 81-81 81/450 mk-sp, strong tx (Dec. 26 00)(PLOO)
CIS-System 1450 81baud/500 shift (22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
GALVA: Latvian KFOR Kosovo SRB 1504 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on
15909.5(1 Feb) (RGA)
GALVA: Latvian KFOR Net 1407 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 13968.5
(29 Jan) (RGA)
Galva: 1240 GALVA ALE 100 R Unid Latvan mil sounding 12/24/00
20216.0
(BV)
20236.0 ?: Unid 1407 USB 0/0 PP in spanish (06/02/01) (Ron Dxa47)
20304.7 ---: EGYPTIAN EMB ?LOC 1513 arq 100/E/170 irs and opchat in
Arabic
(ATU80). S/off 1519z (18/Jan)(DW)
20304.7 prob: MFA Cairo: 1340 SITOR-A KKXB (selcall only)(20 Jan. 01)
(HPT)
20333.0 : Unid 0528 81/81/81/500 (3 Feb) (EW)
20340.0 ADZ: Algerian embassy Addis Ababa ETH 1650 ALE/USB Sounds.
(18 Feb) (RGA)
20380.8 : Unid 0333 RTTY/75/850 Txing 5FGs Signal poor but readable.
(30Jan01) (BC3)
20390.0 Sentry 40: 1717 USB / calling Cape Radio with no joy.
(07Feb.2001)(Midwest USA)
20452.0 ADZ: ALG-EMB Addis Abeba?, ETH, 1236 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A
calling MAE1 (10Feb01) (LDO)
20452.0 ADZ: Algerian Embassy Addis Abba ETH 1430 ALE/USB Sounding.
(17 Feb) (RGA)
20452.0 MAE1: MFA Algiers, ALG, 1015 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling ADZ
(10Feb01) (LDO)
20523.8 : Unid 0541 CW Single blip every second. sounds like a time
signal. Off at
0604. (3 Feb) (EW)
20533.0 ACG: ROMANIAN EMB ?LOC 1416 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
CENTR4/Bucharest. (16/Jan)(DW)
20533.0 CENTR4: MFA BUCHAREST 1358 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
ACG. (16/Jan)(DW)
20602.0 ASI: UK NET ? ?LOC 1528 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(13/Jan)(DW)
20602.0 HSP: UK NET ? ?LOC 1545 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(13/Jan)(DW)
20602.0 PRI: UK NET ? ?LOC 1602 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(13/Jan)(DW)
20633.7 RFVI: FF Le Port REU 1547 ARQ-E3/100/400 5LGs from USAF RI
RHRMDAB ZOV'd to RFFIVAR/MV VAR by RFVI SVCs CdVs
Control de Cl,s on circuit REI to Paris. (31 Jan)
(RGA)
20633.7 RFVI: F Ny Le Port 1406 ARQ-E3 100 bd controle de voie, REI-cct
(22 Jan. 01)(HPT)
20801.4 : Unid Prob HB8GVA 1348 PACTOR/???/170 No decode. (29 Jan) (RGA)
20813.7 RFTJD: Libreville, Gabon 14.45 ARQ-E3 192/400 Svc msg to RFFICS
on
HAI cct (28Dec00). (PT)
20870.0 AFA4BR: USAF MARS 1653 USB / working MARS stations in the
Worldwide Space Support Net. (27Jan.2001)
(Midwest USA)
S97/Abidjan (13/Jan)(DW)
20942.0 S97: SWEDISH EMB ABIDJAN 1328 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
20946.0 8BY: DGSE Illicit Paris F 1442 CW 467/455/015/687/391. (17 Feb)
(RGA)
20958.0 S61: SWEDISH EMB NEW DELHI 1220 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb
clng S62/Beijing (13/Jan)(DW)
20958.0 S65: Swedish embassy Seoul, KOR, 0905 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
Pagina 211
20958.0
20958.0
20958.0
20958.0
20985.0
20990.0
20990.0
20990.0
20990.0
20990.0
of
WUN-v07
S84: SWEDISH EMB WASHINGTON 1204 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng S12/unknown (13/Jan)(DW)
S92: SWEDISH EMB MANAGUA 1225 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
S93: SWEDISH EMB HAVANA 1220 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
S94: SWEDISH EMB GUATEMALA CITY 1241 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on usb. Sounding (13/Jan)(DW)
S88: SWEDISH EMB BUENOS AIRES 1330 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
ANK: Prob Czech Embassy Ankara TUR 1533 ALE/USB Sounds.
(21 Jan)(RGA)
ANK: Slovak Embassy Ankara TUR 1351 ALE/USB Sounding.
(12 Feb) (RGA)
ANK: UNID Ankara, TUR, 1006 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/RACAL
MSM-1250, binary or encrypted tfc. to BRA,later
switching to DBMand DTM-mode due to bad propagation (02Jan01)
(LDO)
OLZ 5:UNID Czech embassy, 1300 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone
modem w. modif. protocol, burst tfc., receiving
tfc. from Praha, QSX
not found (02Jan01) (LDO)
OLZ 5:UNID Czech embassy, 1300 USB/MIL-STD07841.0 no-call: Dep.
State Comms Moscow, RUS 1620 MFSK-32/CROWD36
online
crypto/modified protocol,many repetitions
(03Jan01)(LDO)
20991.0 no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1347 BAUDOT
100Bd/500Hz, offline crypto with 5 LGs on link
00099 (04Feb01)
(LDO)
21866.0 NW1: UNID FEMA station, USA, 1423, USB/MIL-STD188-141A,
21866.0 NW1: Unid US FEMA 1835 ALE/USB Sounds. (21 Jan) (RGA)
21955.0 Aegis 86: Wkg SFrancisco Radio 0214 USB Posn rpt. (8 Feb) (SD)
21955.0 Air Mic 957: Wkg SFrancisco Radio 0155 USB Position report.
(8 Feb) (SD)
21955.0 Halo 888: Wkg SFrancisco Radio 0210 USB Posn rpt. (8 Feb) (SD)
21955.0 Longhorn701: Wkg SFrancisco Radio 0203 USB Altitude report.
(8 Feb) (SD)
21955.0 NZ 35: 0224 USB wkg SFranciscoRadio w/posn rpt. N319NE. Landing
report at Saipan. (8 Feb) (SD)
21955.0 Navy RU670: 0232 USB Posn rpt to SFrancisco Radio. (8 Feb) (SD)
21955.0 SFrancisco Radio: 0231 USB SELCAL to Air Mic 957 clearance from
Kosrae to Pohnpei. (8 Feb) (SD)
21955.0 Sumo 71: Wkg SFrancisco Radio 0222 USB Posn rpt. (8 Feb) (SD)
21955.0 Tora 54: Wkg SFrancisco Radio 0154 USB Posn rpt. (8 Feb) (SD)
21955.0 World 277: Wkh SFrancisco Radio 0200 USB Operating as Indonesia
3113 take off report. SELCAL JMFL. (8 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 Air France 279: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0239 USB Position report.
SELCAL BMJR. (7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 Air Mic 861: 0037 USB Departure report off Koror, to San
Francisco
Radio, SELCAL EPDK. (7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 Air Mic 861: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0059 USB Reporting level at
FL390.
(7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 Air Mic 956: 0249 USB Position report to San Francisco Radio.
(7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 GAS 31: 0028 USB Position report to San Francisco Radio. (I can't
determine if this is GAS or GAST or GASP). (7
Feb) (SD)
21985.0 GASP 31: 0105 USB Position report to San Francisco Radio.
Anderson
AFB as landing destination. (7 Feb) (SD)
Pagina 212
WUN-v07
21985.0 Kanto 92 Heavy: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0240 USB Position report.
(7 Feb)(SD)
21985.0 Korean air 581: 0255 USB Position report to San Francisco Radio
and
hand off to Port Moresby Radio. (7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 Longhorn 701: 0115 USB Departure report off Kosrae to Pohnpei to
San
Francisco Radio. (7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 N997BC: Unid 0201 USB Position report with San Francisco (31 Jan)
(SD)
21985.0 N997BC: Wkg SFrancisco 0201 USB Posn report. (31 Jan) (SD)
21985.0 PETRO 21: Wkg SFrancisco 0204 USB Posn report. (31 Jan) (SD)
21985.0 PR 109: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0622 USB Reports level at FL 380.
(31 Jan) (SD)
21985.0 PR109: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0622 USB Reports level at FL380.
(31 Jan) (SD)
21985.0 REACH 461: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0622 USB With position report.
(31 Jan) (SD)
21985.0 REACH 461: Wkg San Francisco Radio 0622 USB Posn report.
(31 Jan) (SD)
21985.0 Reach 6026: 0027 USB Position report to San Francisco radio.
(7 Feb)(SD)
21985.0 Reach 6026: 0247 USB Position report to San Francisco Radio,
FL350.
(7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 Reach 6026: Wkg San Francisco Radio 0211 USB Posn report.
(7 Feb)(SD)
21985.0 San Francisco Radio: SELCALed Longhorn 701 0251 USB Clearance
from Pohnpei to Guam. (7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 San Francisco Radio: 0027 USB SELCALing Longhorn 701, no answer.
(7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 San Francisco Radio: 0228 USB Asking Kanto 92 Heavy if they can
accept higher. (7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 San Francisco Radio: Wkg Air Mic 956 0101 USB Reporting traffic
landing
ahead of that flight. (7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 San Francisco Radio: Wkg Longhorn 701 0053 USB ATC clearance from
Kosrae to Pohnpei. (7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 San Francisco Radio: Wkg Longhorn 701 0149 USB Descent to FL060.
(7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 San Francisco Radio: Wkg NZ33 0208 USB Clearance for the flight.
(7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 San Francisco Radio; Wkg Reach 6026 0115 USB Clearance from ATC.
(7 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 World 2523: 0256 USB Position report to San Francisco Radio.
SELCAL
GHBR, check satisfactory. (7 Feb) (SD)
22288.5 J8TM3: BATM Starfish-2 0910 ARQ crew msg for Kaliningrad
(13Jan01) (ML2)
22288.5 UAZU: TR Polyarnye Zori 0730 ARQ tfc & log off to unkwn
(13Jan01)(ML2)
22315.5 Unid: Ship Chan 63 1611 ARQ/100/170 Selcall to
KYVX/3701/UAT/Moscow Radio. (15 Feb) (RGA)
22353.4 UEPC: Ship RMTS Passat 1421 RTTY/50/170 Tgms to UIW.
(17 Feb) (RGA)
22365.0 UIXO: BRMT Tempryuchanin 0828 RTTY 50/170 tfc to unkwn
(04Jan01) (ML2)
22377.5 KFS: GW NODE SAN FRANCISCO 1643 CW Chan free marker (Globe).
Wkng ship in Globedata (05/Feb)(DW)
22550.3 GYA: RN Whitehall G 1606 RTTY/75/330 CARBs. (15 Feb) (RGA)
22550.8 GYA: 1653 RTTY 75/ acf=7 freq list (Dec 2 00)(PLOO)
22550.8 MGJ: 1610 RTTY 70/325, 1 bit stop, freq list (Dec 26 00)(PLOO)
22575.0 DjakartaRadio INS 1418 CW MIBs in EE. (17 Feb) (RGA)
22583.0 RFVIE: Marine Le Port REU 1401 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (29 Jan) (RGA)
22597.0 UNID: 1632 93.34/864 acf=7 asynch (Dec. 1 00)(PLOO)
22652.0 UDK: MurmanskRadio RUS 1405 RTTY/50/170 Tfc list for 4LS/Murmansk
trawler fleet. To all captains - exchange rates.
Tgms. (29 Jan) (RGA)
Pagina 213
WUN-v07
22804.0 MOBILE RADIO/WLO: MobileRadio ALA USA 1611 USB Announcement
about wx broadcasts. (6 Feb) (RGA)
22818.5 EAE220:MFA MADRI
twinplex / (05/Jun/2000) (anonymous)
22857.7 RFVI: FF Le Port REU 1528 ARQ-E3/100/400 RFHI de RFHI returned
CdV on cct VII to Noumea. Believe this link-end
wrongly reported
(and listed in K'Fuss) as Noumea. Definitely cct
VII which is RFVI to
RFHI. (6 Feb) (RGA)
22857.7 RFVI: FF Le Port REU 1644 ARQ-E3/100/400 SVC tfc from RFVICS to
RFHICS on Cct VII to Noumea. Confirms previous
ID. (6 Feb) (RGA)
22864.0 UNID: 1255 POL-ARQ 50/250 excrypt. msg, // 17460 khz
22890.5 ---: UNID 1604 Piccolo On standby. No app tfc thru 1935z when
fading
out. (21/Jan)(DW)
22912.7 RFHI: FF Noumea 0635 ARQ-E3/100/400 Idling only. (3 Feb) (EW)
22923.5 ---: UNID 1147 Two chan piccolo vft on usb (14/Feb)(DW)
22924.0 ---: UNID 1149 Piccolo 22924.010. Eng chan (1) in vft. On standby
till
fading thru 2235z (14/Feb)(DW)
22924.0 MTS: RAF PORT STANLEY 0831 PICC 22924.010 Just audible, 0850z
stronger/on standby. Offair 1100z-1330z. 1408z
enf opchat "GXQ
deMTS we ave just qsy'd to f58 now rxing u 5's k"
ending "rgrg pal this
link looking good" (15/Feb) (DW)
22924.4 MTS: RAF FORT STANLEY 1455 PICC 22924.410. Tfc chan (2) in vft. 6
tone. On line encrypted. (15/Feb)(DW)
22924.5 ---: UNID 1148 Piccolo 22924.510. Tfc chan (2) in vft. On standby
(14/Feb) (DW)
23115.3 : Unid Bulg-Ascii 1340 IRA-ARQ/300/500 Binary tfc some plain txt
listed as
LZG27 MFA Sofia ? Unusually strong here lately.
(13/Feb/01) (MJZ)
23190.0 P6Z: MFA Paris F 1423 FEC-A/192/400 Appears to be mixed 5/6LGs.
Poor copy. (29 Jan) (RGA)
23190.0 RFGW: MFA PARIS 1225 FEC/A 192/E/400 Clng sequence "3GF de P6Z
bjr vx qtc 4 qap la 88 aug 2 ry's int zbz. Tfc
using "c" procedure, but
poor copy (16/Feb)(DW)
23320.0 NATO Air Defence System 1556 LINK-11/1364/USB (15 Feb) (RGA)
23358.7 ---: FF UNID 1525 ARQ/E3 192/E/170 8rc. Betas. Little sync. No
app tfc
thru 1627z (03/Feb)(DW)
23365.0 HGX21: MFA Budapest 1410 DUP-ARQ/125/170 Just caught going QRT
copied "bybyby 73 end tx" (15/Feb/01) (MJZ)
23365.0 HGX21: MFA Budapest Hungary 1306 DUP-ARQ/125/170 'HGX41 de
HGX21' msg to Damascus Syria (2/Feb/01) (MJZ)
23370.0 HZN50: pres. Jeddah Meteo 2332 ITA-2 100/N/800 synpt. Wx no ID
(02 Jan 01) (hpt)
23370.0 HZN: Jeddah Meteo ARS 1005 RTTY/100/750 Wx (11-02-01) (AB)
23370.0 OFF: Offutt AFB NE USA 1553 ALE/USB Sounds. (26 Jan) (RGA)
23386.3 LOR: AN PUERTO BELGRANO 1630 RTTY 75/R/200 Met tfc (GRID ex
KWBC). Offline encrypted tfc GEB010 de LOR
(03/Feb)(DW)
23452.0 Russian Military/Navy 1552 36-50/36/250 Idling. (15 Feb) (RGA)
23546.0 S73: Swedish embassy Lagos, NIG, 0909 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MILSTD 188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to S00
(Stockholm) (14Jan01)
(LDO)
23584.0 S00: MFA STOCKHOLM 1301 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(15/Jan)(DW)
23584.0 S32: SWED EMB KUWAIT 1244 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
23584.0 S32: Swedish Embassy Kuwait KUW 1350 ALE/USB Sounding.
(12 Feb) (RGA)
23584.0 S32: Swedish embassy Kuwait, KUW, 1004 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MILPagina 214
WUN-v07
STD 188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to S00
(Stockholm) (14Jan01)
(LDO)
23584.0 S53: SWED EMB AMMAN 1231 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
23584.0 S53: Swedish Embassy Amman JOR 1407 ALE/USB Sounds.
(21 Jan) (RGA)
23591.0 S88: Swedish embassy Buenos Aires, ARG, 1059 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, sounding (21Jan01) (LDO)
23693.0 Russian Military 1546 CRYPTO/75/200 (15 Feb) (RGA)
23717.2 FF: ARQ-E3 96/400 idle beta [???] (Dec. 26 00)(PLOO)
23842.0 FF: 1627 ARQ-E3 192/375 stuck on vzcz [???](Dec. 26 00)(PLOO)
24268.0 KUW: UK NET ? ?LOC 1425 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB. Clng CYP
(16/Jan)(DW)
24268.0 PRI: Prob UK Mil/Diplo Net Pristina? 1048 ALE/USB Sounds.
(23 Jan) (RGA)
24268.0 PRI: UK NET ? ?LOC 1440 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(16/Jan)(DW)
24331.1 BA 1556 PICCOLO USB 1 chnl idle (Dec. 24 00)(PLOO)
24331.1 BF: 1627 PICCOLO USB idle (Dec. 1 00)(PLOO)
24332.0 ---: UNID 1611 PICCOLO 24332.010. On standby, offair 1614z.
(18/Feb)(DW)
24526.0 NW1: Unid US FEMA 1749 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 13446 and 12216
kHz/USB (21 Jan) (RGA)
24871.9 FF: 1626 ARQ-E3 100/387 betas (Nov. 5 00)(PLOO)
25103.5 P3LX6:Loc un-id 12.34 ITA250/200 Looks like wx tfc in Russian.
Ends with
"SPASIBO PEREDANO 12 RDO GB 73 SS DE P3LX6".
Can't get
on to the MARS site to find out if it is a ship
(28Dec00). (PT)
25238.0 HBD46: Swiss Emb. Havana 1845 ARQ/100/170 5lgs to long list of
embassies (over 100) (16/Feb/01) (MJZ)
25571.0 055: Unid 1126 ALE/USB Sounds. SHARES? (23 Jan) (RGA)
26105.0 : Russian Taxi company RUS 0853 FMN Wkg various cabs
(11-02-01) (AB)
26124.0 CLA: HavanaRadio CUB 1527 CW QSXs. Spurious f2 of 13062.
(15 Feb)(RGA)
26132.5 ZSC: CapeRadio SAF 1351 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (17 Feb) (RGA)
26132.5 ZSC: CapeRadio SAF 1438 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (29 Jan) (RGA)
26132.5 ZSC: Capetown, S. Africa 15.22 Pactor/CW Idling with marker
tape(07Jan01). (PT)
26134.0 9MG: GlobeRadio Penang MLA 1436 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(29 Jan)(RGA)
26135.3 8PO: BridgetownRadio BRB 1524 ARQ/100/170 Marker. Freq=26135.35
(15 Feb) (RGA)
26143.0 WCC: GlobeRadio Delaware DE USA 1354 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(17 Feb) (RGA)
26221.0 S60: SWEDISH EMB ISLAMABAD 1242 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding and at 1332z (18/Jan)(DW)
26221.0 S63: SWEDISH EMB TOKYO 1238 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
? 1306 sounding. 1334 clng S67/Colombo S57/Dhaka
(18/Jan)(DW)
26221.0 S92: SWEDISH EMB MANAGUA 1234 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding and at 1325z (18/Jan)(DW)
26221.0 S92: Swedish Embassy Managua NCG 1304 ALE/USB Sounds.
(1 Feb)(RGA)
26241.7 RFVI: FF Le Port REU 0633 ARQ-E3/100/400 Betas. (3 Feb) (EW)
26241.7 RFVI: FF Le Port REU 1457 ARQ-E3/100/400 CdVs RFVI de RFVI and
PARIS de PARIS and weather msgs on cct REI to
Paris. (29 Jan)
(RGA)
26441.7 RFFTA: FAF Paris 0639 ARQ-E3/100/400 Idling then CdV at 0641.
(3 Feb) (EW)
26830.0 ANK: UNID Ankara, TUR, 1042, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, calling NET01,
probably not SVK-EMB Ankara(12Jan01) (LDO)
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27870.0 ADW: USAF ANDREWS AFB MD 1330 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
27870.0 JNR: USAF ROOSEVELT RDS PR 1306 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
27870.0 PLA: USAF LAJES AFB AZR 1237 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
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WHAT'S INSIDE:
o Membership News by Mike Wolfson
o Digital Review by Day Watson
o Government/Military System & Channel Designator List by Larry Van Horn
o Numbers & Oddities by Ary Boender & Chris Smolinski
o Utility Round-up by Ary Boender
o WUN Logs Column by Eddie Bellerby & TEAM LOGS
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MEMBERSHIP NEWS
Mike Wolfson, editor
[email protected]
Welcome to the March edition of the Membership News. According
to the list I downloaded from the server total membership is now 1089.
The membership numbers from this month, 3 months ago and a year
ago are:
3/01
WUN
WUN-DIGEST
Totals
12/00
9/00
847
242
842
232
842
248
1089
1074
1090
This month we have people subscribing from 35 countries. The
complete list (in no particular order) is: Czech Republic, United
States, United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands, Canada, Japan,
Australia, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Austria, France, Sweden,
Brazil, Portugal, Greece, Switzerland, Suriname, Norway, Spain, South
Africa, Belgium, Luxembourg, Hungary, Denmark, Slovakia, Russia,
Poland, Argentina, Croatia, Turkey, Romania, Niue and Finland.
Finally, I can report that 8 people have sent me information for
the member's database. We now have 308 entries in the database.
Thanks to everyone who sent information to me in the last couple of
months.
If you would like to be added to the total please e-mail me at:
[email protected]
E-Mail Address
Name
Where you're located (State/Province, Country)
Main receiver(s)
Main decoding equipment (HOKA, JVFAX, etc)
Monitoring interests (aero, marine, etc)
The information will not be shared with anyone or used by anyone
except club officers for club purposes. The database management
program I'm using can accept ASCII text. I am requesting that you
answer each question on a separate line followed by a carriage
return. PLEASE DO NOT INCLUDE THE QUESTION ITSELF IN THE ANSWER;
just the information requested. For example:
[email protected]
Mike Wolfson
Ashland, Ohio USA
NRD535
None
milair, civilian aeronautical, USCG SAR
If you're sending me a revision please indicate that in your
message.
That should do it for now. I'll be back in June for the second
quarter report. As always, good listening.
Mike
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DayW
Hi digi WUNners
The question about ALE caused a flurry of such well-argued responses
from MADX, Hugh Stegman and Mike Chace all at the column deadline that
any attempt to precis those posts was not possible. The crux of the
problem is that communications users are rapidly moving away from the
simple two-tone F1b frequency shift systems with little or no error
correction and slow throughput. They are moving rapidly ahead on all
manner of transmission systems, using very complex technology, and
even the circuit establishment is now automated - ALE. Manufacturers
are there supporting their client's needs, and both are adapting. Hobby
monitors are no exception - they must also adapt.
Lost along the way is that Mil.Std 188-144 is not the only form of ALE.
With the implementation of GMDSS the maritime industry no longer carries
the "Sparks" (radio operator) on merchant ships. The Master conducts his
ship's business communications on a PC and using emailer software. The
same software controls the transmitter and receiver (which continually
scans a worldwide network of shorestations; constantly updating its
database of optimum circuit possibilities) and when the Master presses
the SEND button his system will tune both Tx/Rx to what it sees as the
highest quality circuit, calls the selected shore station and transfers
the traffic without the Master operating the radio equipment or knowing
the first thing about propagation. Two systems have been in use the Swedish MARITEX (which unfortunately ceased recently) and the
American GLOBE WIRELESS which continues to build. Not only expecting to
double the number of channels this year, but it has moved away from
Sitor/A to Clover to ... Well the next generation, with faster
throughput, is currently being reviewed.
This is a time of rapid advancement and change. Radio at HF continues
but is akin to evolution like that put forward by Charles Darwin.
But onto this month's offerings
The menu
Aero
ALE
DGPS
Diplo
Met
Military
Basics in HFDL access protocol
ALE tools updates
Freq changes for European DGPS beacons
Egyptian diplo - change of mode?
Bracknell Met to close FAX broadcast
RN FWOC FAX trials
Tokyo Met/JMH schedule news
DN Goeree Island/PBC midnight procedure
Some Russian Military Q/Z Codes
VFT for JMC
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>>....Aero.....>
::: Basics in HFDL access protocol
In opening this item my thanks to KAM for
for information on this system. Trying to
improving my knowledge on the subject and
readable form has kept me out of mischief
answering my request last month
get to grips with this,
writing this article in a more
for a while.
Data is sent in packets as uplinks (ground to aircraft) and downlinks
(aircraft to ground).
HFDL's channel access protocol system is a combination of
TDMA
FDMA
(Time Division Multiple Access), and
(Frequency Division Multiple Access).
Each TDMA frame is 32 seconds and divided into 13 equal duration
(2.46secs) slots.
The first slot of each frame is reserved for use by the ground station
to broadcast link management data in the form of an SPDU (Squitter
Protocol Data Unit) packet. Hence when the system is idle one hears at
least the ground station's squitter packet every 32 seconds.
The remaining 12 slots will be designated as either
1. uplink slots,
2. downlink slots for specific aircraft, or
3. downlink random access slots for use by all aircraft.
The ground station takes into account the message priority and the
maintenance of communications when assigning these slots, assigning
as follows:
aircraft requesting a reservation for high priority traffic,
queued high priority uplink LPDUs (see below)
aircraft requesting a reservation for medium priority traffic,
queued medium priority uplink LPDUs
aircraft requesting a reservation for low priority traffic,
queued low priority uplink LPDUs.
In respect of synchronisation the ground stations start their master
frames at 00:00:00 UTC each day with an error of <25 mS. Should an error
of >25 mS require an adjustment then this will only be effected during a
scheduled frequency change or if no aircraft is currently logged on the
ground station's system. A flag in the squitter indicates when the
squitter is synchronised to UTC.
LPDUs were mentioned above. At this point a brief look at various terms
used in the formation and encapsulation of messages.
Data may be delivered using either
1. a Direct Link Service (DLS), or
2. a Reliable Link Service (RLS)
DLS:
The HFNPDU (HF Network Protocol Data Units) is directly encapsulated into
an LPDU (Link Protocol Data Unit).
DLS mode protocol is only used to transfer a limited type of HFNPDU
namely System table data on uplink, and, on downlink, System table
request, performance data, and frequency data.
RLS:
User data HFNPDUs may be segmented into BDUs (Basic Data Units) which are
likened to a sub-field or sub-block. Each HFNPDU is encapsulated into an
LPDU (Link Protocol Data Unit).
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Thereafter one or more LPDUs will be encapsulated into an MPDU (Medium
Access Control [MAC] Protocol Data Unit.
This protocol is used to exchange user data packets between air and
ground systems employs numbered LPDUs, prioritisation, etc.
It is not intended to cover, what are rather complex, mechanics in
respect of the interlocking and numbering associated with BDUs,
HFNPDUs and numbered LPDUs, prioritisation and error
detection/correction. Enough to say that at this level there is an
overall system of ACKing (ACKnowledgement - acceptance) and NAKing
(Negative ACKnowledgement - rejection).
Each MPDU consists of an MPDU header, and 0-15 LPDUs (if downlink) or
0-64 LPDUs (if uplink) and terminated in a single octet (2 byte) trailer.
The aircraft and ground stations select the interleaver size based on the
slot duration (single or double), and the data rate based on the MPDU
size (range 1 - 945 octets (1890 bytes)). Remember that the HFDL psk
system operates at a fixed symbol rate of 1800 symbols per second.
The date rate will be selected from 300, 600, 1200 or 1800 bps, and
the interleaver duration from either 1.8 secs (single slot) and 4.2
secs (double slot).
Finally the assembled MPDU is transmitted as a psk burst where the
encoding or structure of the burst is Prekey (249mS), Preamble (295mS)
and Data ie MPDU (1.8Sec or 4.2Sec). Returning to the subject of slot
synchronisation any HFDL transmitter (air or ground) must begin the
output of the prekey within +/-10mS of the beginning of the relevant
slot.
The prekey causes the transmitter to output on the assigned frequency 448
2-PSK symbols with a constant phase modulation of 180 degrees.
This is followed by a preamble section consisting of 531 2-PSK symbols.
The transmitted pattern allows the HFDL receiver to carry out the
following functions:
1. Detect burst start,
2. measure, and correct, any frequency offset between the transmitter
and the receiver due to
a. Doppler shift, and/or
b. transmitter/receiver frequency offset,
3. determine the data rate and the interleaver setting in use to
permit correct demodulation of subsequent data,
4. achieve PSK symbol synchronisation, and finally
5. train the equaliser.
To move on to another aspect let us consider two possibilities:
1.
An aircraft with one or more messages queued for transmission and its
ground station having assigned one or more slots to that aircraft.
The aircraft may send as many of these message in the assigned
slot(s).
On the otherhand if a slot is assigned but the aircraft has nothing
in its queue then the aircraft will send a special message containing
Null or Performance Data.
2.
If the aircraft has no assigned slot on its ground station it will
select a random access slot, the one used being selected at random
from those assigned, to send as many messages as possible.
Now to cover the procedure involved in an aircraft Log-on.
Initially the aircraft's system will use it's actual position to
determine the distance to each ground station in the HFDL System Table.
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This is a list of all the ground stations and their assigned frequencies.
It is held in non-volatile memory. To be more precise it will determine
which stations are within a radius of 3000 kM and one of these will be
picked at random.
The aircraft then proceeds to listen on the first frequency in the list
relevant to that ground station for 35 seconds looking for the SPDU. If
received
1. without CRC error,
2. the SPDU format version matches that expected by the aircraft,
3. the measured signal quality is acceptable, and
4. one or more random access slots are available for log-on purposes
then the aircraft will send a Log-on Request using one of the random
access slots.
If no SPDU meets the foregoing citeria or slots are no longer available
the aircraft will tune to the next frequency in the list and repeat the
above procedure.
The Log-on Request LPDU provides the following information to the ground
station:
Aircraft ICAO Address - a 24 bit address which uniquely identifies the
aircraft.
Flight ID
- Airline flight number identifier. If not known
may be set to all zeroes.
Aircraft Position
- Made up of three subfields giving Latitude,
Longitude, and UTC time.
Performance Data
- HFDL system performance data (statistics
gathered).
The ground station, on receiving a Log-On Request, checks its system
database for the availability of an unassigned Aircraft ID (Note this is
not its Flight Number).
As each aircraft is logged on at the ground station it will be assigned a
sequential number from the Active Aircraft Table. Valid assignable
numbers come from the range 1-252. The "available" flag in this table
associated with each ID is set to zero when an aircraft is "logged on"
against that ID number.
The ground station confirms having received the Log-on Request by sending
a positive acknowledgement (in the form where the aircraft ID is given as
FF (hex)) in the appropriate slot acknowledgement field contained in the
next SPDU or the one next again.
A NAK in this slot field will indicate the downlink was not received and
the aircraft then proceeds to try another Log-on Request. With two
consecutive failures then aircraft will move to another frequency to
attempt Log-on.
All being well the ground station responds using a Log-on Confirm LPDU
addressed to the aircraft.
This provides the aircraft with the following information:
Aircraft ICAO Address - a 24 bit address which uniquely identifies the
aircraft.
Aircraft ID
- ID assigned from the Active Aircraft Table.
Ground Stn Parameters - Set to zero for current test station.
ACK settings
- (No info regarding this field).
On receipt of the Log-on Confirm LPDU the aircraft can start
transmitting downllink data continuing to do so using the same frequency
and Aircraft ID as long as the squitters received are without CRC errors
and slots are available.
So much for the above and blurb on basics. Now to look at, and expand
where necessary, the content of the SPDU as decoded by the HOKA Code30/A
HFDL module.
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=========================================================================
DATA RATE 300 SINGLE SLOT
SQUITTER VER # 0 NOT LOADED GND ID 003 SYNC UTC 11:47:29 UTC FRAME
OFFSET 7
SLOT AKCNOWLEDGEMENT CODES
SLOT ASSIGNMENT CODES
FRAME SLOT
FRAME SLOT
FRAME SLOT
-3 11 NAK ALL
-2 11 NAK ALL
0 11 RANDOM ACCESS
-3 12 NAK ALL
-2 12 NAK ALL
0 12 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 01 NAK ALL
-1 01 NAK ALL
1 01 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 02 NAK ALL
-1 02 NAK ALL
1 02 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 03 NAK ALL
-1 03 NAK ALL
0 03 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 04 NAK ALL
-1 04 NAK ALL
0 04 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 05 NAK ALL
-1 05 NAK ALL
0 05 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 06 NAK ALL
-1 06 NAK ALL
0 06 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 07 NAK ALL
-1 07 NAK ALL
0 07 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 08 NAK ALL
-1 08 NAK ALL
0 08 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 09 NAK ALL
-1 09 NAK ALL
0 09 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 10 NAK ALL
-1 10 NAK ALL
0 10 RANDOM ACCESS
PRIORITY LEVEL 0 DATA BASE VERSION 18
GND STATION ID 003 ACTIVE FREQUENCYS 01110000000000000000
=========================================================================
This is a typical (and idle) squitter decode.
Line 1.
This gives the data rate - and number of slots occupied. Always
a single slot (Slot 0) for a squitter and always operates at 300 bps.
Line 2.
Squitter version # 0 not loaded
GND ID 003
Indicates SPDU source is the Reykjavik ground station.
SYNC UTC
Confirms that this frame is synced to UTC
11:47:29 UTC
Not imbedded in squitter - taken from PC's clock
Frame offset 7
A ground station will have more than one frequency. The start time
of the frame on each frequency will not occur at exactly the same point.
The start time of the frame for the highest frequency will do this.
On each of the remaining frequencies the start position of the equivalent
slot will occur later by (typically) exactly 2 slots.
Highest frequency slot 1 is
slot 1 of highest,
2nd highest frequency slot 1 occurs coincident with slot 3 of highest,
3rd highest frequency slot 1 occurs coincident with slot 5 of highest,
4th highest frequency slot 1 occurs coincident with slot 7 of highest,
etc. but all slots are synched to the superframe. Hence the offset.
Lines 3-16.
These give the current status in two columns of Slot Acknowledgement
codes and in one column of Slot Assignment codes.
Each column group is subdivided into three columns - relative frame,
Slot and Codes.
Note that there are twelve slots (01-12) in each frame. All frames
have a frame index number which starts as OOOO at 00:00 UTC and
increments every 32 seconds at the start of the frame, when the squitter
is transmitted. It is not shown in this display.
What is shown is a relative number arrangement under frame such that
1 next frame slots 01 and 02
n+1
0 current frame
n
-1 previous
n-1
-2 previous
n-2
-3 previous
n-3.
From this we can obtain the acknowledgement/assignment status for
various downlinks. Note that any squitter sets up slots 03-12 of its
own (immediately subsequent frame slot) and slots 01 and 02 of the
following frame - reason not known.
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Taking the above example we see all 12 slots are currently all random
access whilst there are no (NAK ALL is default) ACK for data received
by the ground station during (generally speaking) the two previous
frames.
Examples of assignment/ACKing will be shown below.
Line 17.
PRIORITY LEVEL 0
DATA BASE VERSION 18
Lowest packet priority level accepted by this
ground station. However info lists range as 1-15.
This is incremented each time a revision is made
to the contents of the System Table.
Lines 18-20.
The final information in the squitter relates to active frequencies.
Each squitter broadcasts indications relating to active frequencies of
the current ground station (Line 18) and two of the other stations (Lines
19 and 20) in the system.
003
Reykjavik, Iceland
013
Santa Cruz, Bolivia
014
Krasnoyarsk, Russia
Over the period of 4-5 frames the squitter will have updated aircraft
of the frequencies in use at all stations in the system. In the 20 bit
field unassigned or offair frequencies are designated "0". Frequencies
on-air/active are flagged with a "1". Bits starting from the left hand
represent the highest, 2nd highest, 3rd highest, etc in the list
applicable to that station.
So much for the "idle" squitter.
Now for one with some activity.
SQUITTER VER # 0 NOT LOADED GND ID 003 SYNC UTC 11:49:37 UTC FRAME
OFFSET 7
SLOT AKCNOWLEDGEMENT CODES
SLOT ASSIGNMENT CODES
FRAME SLOT
FRAME SLOT
FRAME SLOT
-3 11 NAK ALL
-2 11 NAK ALL
0 11 RANDOM ACCESS
-3 12 NAK ALL
-2 12 NAK ALL
0 12 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 01 NAK ALL
-1 01 NAK ALL
1 01 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 02 NAK ALL
-1 02 NAK ALL
1 02 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 03 NAK ALL
-1 03 NAK ALL
0 03 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 04 NAK ALL
-1 04 ID 074 A N N N
0 04 ID 072
-2 05 NAK ALL
-1 05 ID 076 A N N N
0 05 ID 079
-2 06 NAK ALL
-1 06 NAK ALL
0 06 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 07 NAK ALL
-1 07 NAK ALL
0 07 ID 080
-2 08 NAK ALL
-1 08 NAK ALL
0 08 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 09 NAK ALL
-1 09 NAK ALL
0 09 RANDOM ACCESS
-2 10 NAK ALL
-1 10 NAK ALL
0 10 RANDOM ACCESS
PRIORITY LEVEL 0 DATA BASE VERSION 18
In this squitter frame slots 04 05 and 07 have been assigned as downlinks
for aircraft which have been assigned the IDs 072 079 and 080
respectively. At the same time ACKs are being given to the aircraft
074 and 076 which sent downlink traffic in slots 04 and 05 respectively
during the previous (-1) frame.
What of A N N N? In the actual SPDU there is a 12 bit field consisting
of 8 bits for Aircraft ID and a 4 bit code for ACK/NAK for each slot as
follows.
Code
0000
1000
0100
0010
0001
Function
NAK all LPDUs in slot
ACK 1st LPDU in slot,
ACK 2nd LPDU in slot,
ACK 3rd LPDU in slot,
ACK 4th LPDU in slot,
or uplink slot.
NAK 2nd, 3rd and
NAK 1st, 3rd and
NAK 1st, 2nd and
NAK 1st, 2nd and
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4th
4th
4th
3rd
HOKA display
NAK ALL
A N N N
N A N N
N N A N
N N N A
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ACK 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th LPDU in slot
ACK ALL
Frequency division multiple access was mentioned at the beginning. The
frame offsetting of particular frequencies has been described in
relation to the highest frequency used by a given station. However each
station does not standalone. Slot 0 (carrying the SPDU) of the highest
frequency of each station is synched to a common reference time. This
interlink across the system as a whole permits frequency switching by
aircraft to occur automatically (under system management) as
conditions/distances/frame loading change.
It is hoped to cover some downlink examples in a later column.
::: ALE tools updates
Just a reminder that this month Jim Dunnett has updated the ALE file
on the website. On his website Charles Brain has made available Rev
1.03K of PC-ALE where he has added support for the new ALE commands in
the command trace option. He says that is why all strange messages have
started to appear as most combinations of random rubbish have a meaning.
Thanks as always guys. The rest of you, enjoy.
>>....dgps.....>
::: Freq changes for European DGPS beacons
Last year it was noted that the European DGPS-stations were due to change
frequencies on 31/Mar/2001. With that date rapidly approaching there
seemed to be little on the THLS, IALA websites, or from the UK
Hydrographic Office (ALRS section) The only thing of relevance
found is from the Finnish Maritime Administration News (in English page)
http://www.fma.fi/radionavigation/NEWS_P~1.HTM :
quote
European DGPS-stations change frequencies 31.03.2001
The international association of lighthouse authorities, IALA, has
started a project, the intention of which is to improve the noise
protection of European DGPS-stations significantly. The previous planning
system did not adequately account for skywave signals on the same
frequency channel. In night time skywave could cause significant
interference to far away stations, causing reduced coverage. Because of
changes in frequencies all European DGPS-station achieve at least 80%
(presently only 10%) of the planned coverage in all conditions. There is
now this new implementation date as the bureaucracy required is more
extensive than originally anticipated. (19.4.2000)
unquote
However in response to a query a contact at Trinity House (thanks
Nick) comments that "The date for the change has been put back,
probably to September 2001."
>>....Diplo.....>
::: Egyptian diplo - change of mode?
Bob in Capetown noted that "in recent weeks there has been a big silence
from the numerous Egyptian stations around Africa transmitting in
the ARQ (Sitor/A) mode. Presumably they are over to Satcomms?"
Leif Dehio however reports "some Egyptian diplo seem to have changed over
to the 16-tone Codan PSK modem. Heard Cairo with London a few weeks
ago using this parallel tone PSK modem." HF is far from dead.
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Time will tell whether this is a "testing" phase or whether the start of
a full operational change over.
If one wants a sound sample check out Leif's website at
http://rover.wiesbaden.netsurf.de/~signals/TABLES/PSK.HTML
Playing it into a spectrum analyser will reveal the 16 tones between
656 and 2343Hz.
>>....Met.....>
::: Bracknell Met to close FAX broadcast
STOP PRESS comes from Marius Rensen #http://www.hffax.de# via Ary.
Thanks both.
The Bracknell (GFA) meteorological facsimile broadcast will cease at
12:00 UTC on Tuesday 3rd April 2001. The Royal Navy needs will continue
to be met by the Northwood (RN London GYA) facsimile broadcast and this
broadcast will be taking over some of the GFA frequencies.
::: RN FWOC FAX trials
FAX trials were logged on 20/21st of March emanating from the Fleet
Weather and Oceanographic Centre (FWOC) located at RN Northwood. The
frequencies used were 3280.5 and 8723.4 kHz. The test charts and later
sample (overlaid with "This is a test Chart") surface analysis etc charts
were formatted in the typical Skycom equipment frame. This frame
starts with a grey scale and ends with a grey scale and a resolution
scale ("Overall Transmission Chain Bandwidth Guide").
Transmission is reputed to have come from the RN Inskip transmitter site
in the NW of England. Keep a watch on the current frequencies 3652,
4307, 6452.5 and 8331.5 kHz for a change of format, and possibly,
schedule. Rumour has it there may be a change in the next few weeks of
this broadcast from the BT radio station Bodmin Moor (SW England) to
Inskip.
And no sooner has the ink dried that Ary notes the following from Marius
Rensen's webpage:
A revised schedule for the Fax broadcast from The Fleet Weather and
Oceanographic Centre Northwood (GYA) is now being broadcast at 0230 and
1530 UTC each day on 3652 kHz, 4307 kHz, 6452.5 kHz and 8331.5 kHz.
The new schedule indicates that the service will be completely revised
with effect 1200 UTC on Tuesday 3rd April 2001 and will be transmitted
using a new set of frequencies: 2618.5 kHz, 4610 kHz, 8040 kHz and
11086.5 kHz.
::: Tokyo Met/JMH schedule news
Further to cessation of the Tokyo/JMJ broadcast recently it was
inevitable that changes would be made to the JMH broadcast.
Full details can be found on Marius Rensen's website at
http://www.hffax.de/HF_Fax/HF-Fax_Schedules/hffax_schedules.html
::: DN Goeree Island/PBC midnight procedure
As we go to press Ary asks
"Have you seen this before? I copied it on 2474 kHz at midnight (0000
UTC). The following messages appeared between the CARB lines at 2359 and
0001 UTC:
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0832359 DE PBC QRV QRV - END OF UPDATE - QRV QRV
then a normal CARB message and
0840001 DE PBC QRV QRV - END OF UPDATE - QRV QRV
and back to CARB
It is possible that this happens every day at midnight UTC but I haven't
seen it before".
083 is the day number of Saturday/24th followed by time 2359
084 is the day number of Sunday/25th
followed by time 0001
May relate to the military synching time and coordinating the changing
series numbers of one day's serial numbers to the next, or synching the
change over of crypto keys which one would expect happens once a day and
at this time.
Possibly the rtty equiv of the voice countdown
"standby..........standby.......execute".
AnyWUN known different?
::: Some Russian Military Q/Z Codes
Each to his own and the Russian military are no exception.
anon for the following.
QBE.....Close down....
QCM.....Your equipment is faulty. Please rectify.
QCZ.....You are not observing circuit discipline.
QJB3....Go into cipher.
QJG.....Go into cipher.
QJK2....You are radiating a mark.
QLK.....Respond more promptly to my queries.
QLN.....Use Landline. RPT QLN in message postamble = read
this messsage back to me on landline.
QLR.....Reduce frequency.
QLS.....Increase frequency. or Offer me a frequency
to use. or Change to night/day frequency.
QMO.....Adjust your equipment.
QMU.....Set up a Schlejf (Connect the equipment
back-to-back)
QOR.....Send reversals
QRJ1-3..Readability 1-3.
QRR/1...Use/ing scrambled morse.
QST.....Use/ing MS-5. (Navy)
QSW3/4..Use/ing printer.
QYR2....Use/ing
QYS8....Use SSB
QYT1....Use/ing
QYT4....Use/ing
QYT6....Use/ing
81-81 mode. (Navy)
clear voice.
Morse
MS-5 (Navy)
MS-5 mode.
ZZT.....I will change frequency to...
ZZU.....Change frequency to....
----------------------------------------------------Examples:
QBE QYT6 = Close down the MS-5.
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QTA QJK2 = Cease radiating mark.
QRJ3 QJG = The circuit's OK. Go into cipher now.
QOR QSW3 = Send revs on the printer.
QST ZZU 12345 = Open MS-5 link with your end on 12345 kHz.
or change your MS-5 frequency to 12345.
OK QST ZZT 12345 = OK I will change/open watch with MS-5
on 12345 kHz.
QSW <freq> and QSX <freq> may be used instead of ZZT
and ZZU:
QYR2 QSX 12345/12345 (Your printer to 12345)
QST QSW 9062/12380
(My MS-5 to 9062 & 12380)
The latter indicates dualling (parallel freqs for
frequency diversity).
Note:
The Z-signals which often preceed a QTY6 or QSW3
instruction are not decodeable.
::: VFT for JMC
During the month the Spring JMC Exercise came and went, as did the
appearance of a 16x85 vft (CCITT R39). Thanks also to JD for the
following:
"The Spring JMC exercise has started, and as predicted the VFT station
on 2362.3, 3164.3, 4444.3, 5111.3, 6486.3, 8667.3 and 10807.8 kHz is
back on the air (as many as six freqs in parallel sometimes but not
always; 4, 5 and 6 megs at least are permanent). It is using Channels
1, 2, 3 and 8, with Chan 1 duplicated in the position of Chan 9; all
channels 75 bd encryption, Chan 8 only with ACF 64 headers; and
Channels 1, 2 and 3 are also on LF, carrier freq 86.55 kHz. 3164.3 is
inaudible during daylight but can just be detected on a scope; the LF
station is weaker than the other RN stations on LF; so it's some
distance from xxxxx - might be in the extreme north of Scotland, I
suppose, since that's where the exercise is taking place."
Initially assumed to be RN and probably UK there is no reason why
the transmitters are not located multinationally since the exercise
is multinational. This point was highlit by Trond in Halden (Norway)
observing
"A quick and dirty bearing from my QTH ( 59°8'12''N 11°23'55''E ) here in
Halden, is 330°/150°, indicating on its way NATO / Nodeca station at
Gossen in Norway (!), or a Greek or Turkish station. Others with RDF
loops are encouraged to contribute with some bearings. At 1357 UTC the
location for the then active station, was not in the north part of
Scotland (like Kinloss ) wich is due west, at 270° from here."
Thanks Trond for that and for the comment on the Chan.3 signal noted
"A0/A1X (185 mSec long pulse with 85 Hz shift, every 8 second)". This is
seen a form of idling compared to the usual steady MARK.
With the 8/Mar JD comments "The JMC exercise is ended, so 86.55 kc and
the VFT on 5111.3 etc have gone off. I don't suppose we shall hear them
again until mid-June."
>>....Signoff.....>
Happy monitoring.
Regards
Day
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Lat/Long: 35.0462N/83.9411W
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In this month's column I have added material to the Danish AF section,
the French AF listings, added a very nice list of Dutch Military freqs
(thank you Peter), the US Gov SHARES listings, more FAA updates and
general updates throughout the list. The old DoD Joint Task Force Counter
Narcotics Nets section has now been removed since no one has heard any of
those old designators being used on those frequencies in connection with
drug enforcement.
I am working on an extensive list of US Government, Military and
Guard nets. They will be included under the appropriate section
of this list. If you have a listing for a regular government or
military net, please email me at [email protected].
Remember your contribution is important to the WUN club. I want to
encourage each of you, our WUN members, to support your club and provide
input to all the columns. Your column editors can not do this alone. We
do need your help. So if you have something to contribute to this column
feel free to email me at the address above. So until next month, best of
73 to all and good hunting.
==============================================================
Column Contributors List. These club members and others who wish to
remain anonymous have kindly contributed material to this column and we
Rick Baker, Lindsay Blanton, Ary Boender, John Bohn, William R. Colbert,
Dansk Scanner Information website http://www.dkscan.dk),Leif Dehio, Peter
de Deugd, Jeff Haverlah, Jeff Jones, Ross McCallum, Jack Metcalfe, Bert
Naaldijk, Jacques Pagnoux, Ron Perron, Day Watson and of course, ye ole
editor in Brasstown.
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Last Revision March 26, 2001
NOTES:
(7) Confirmed 1997
(8) Confirmed 1998
(9) Confirmed 1999
(0) Confirmed 2000
(1) Confirmed 2001
US = United States
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*Strategic Command (STRATCOM) HF "Zulu" Net
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Z100
3068 (9) | Z180
9057 (1) | Z265 18024 (0)
Z105
3116 (7) | Z185
9809 (0) | Z270 18027 (0)
Z110
3134? (8) | Z190 10204 (1) | Z275 18046?
Z115
3143 (9) | Z195 11104
| Z280 18387 (9)
Z120
3295 (8) | Z200 11181 (0) | Z285 ?
Z124
?
| Z205 11494 (1) | Z290 19665 (9)
Z125
4495 (0) | Z210 11229 (0) | Z295 19755 (9)
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Z130
Z135
Z140
Z145
Z150
Z155
Z160
Z165
Z170
Z174
Z175
4472
4745
5026
5705
5800
5875
6715
6757
7831
?
9016
(8)
(8)
(8)
(1)
(1)
(0)
(0)
(9)
(1)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
(1) |
Z211
Z215
Z220
Z225
Z230
Z235
Z240
Z245
Z250
Z255
Z260
12070
13242
13245
13907
15046
15094
15097
?
15962
17973
18006
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| Z305 20407
| Z310 23337
| Z315 23872
| Z320 24828?
| Z325 24978?
| Z330 26532?
| Z335 26859
(0) | Z340
(0) | Z345
(0) | Z350
(0)
(0)
(1)
(1)
(7)
(0)
(0)
(0)
(9)
(9)
(0)
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Published frequencies are the calling channels and currently include:
4724 6712 6739 8992 9025 11175 11181 13200 13212 15016 kHz
above.
The frequencies 9025, 11181 and 13212 kHz are relatively new. They are
Portugal. The data signal you will hear on 9025 is Automatic Link
Establishment(ALE), a computerized system that simplifies HF operation.
Older frequency lists will show 8968 and 17976, but these were removed
from GHFS service over two years ago.
GHFS Discrete Frequencies
Ascension: 11226
Croughton: 8032
Hickam: 11181 13242
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2805 3059 3137 4721 5708 6715 6721
11250 13215 15043 18003 20631 23337
7632 8965
27870
9025
ALE ID Voice ID
Location
GUA
Andersen
Andersen AB, Guam
ADW
Andrews
Andrews AFB, MD
HAW
Ascension
CRO
Croughton
AED
Elmendorf
Elmendorf AFB, AK
HIK
Hickam
Hickam AFB, HI
TAG
Incirlik
Incirlik AB, Turkey
PLA
Lajes
MCC
McClellan
Near Sacramento, CA
OFF
Offutt
Offutt AFB, NE
JNR
Salinas
GTL
Thule
Thule AB, Greenland
JTY
Yokota
Yokota AB, Japan
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9057
11226
GVT
JDG
OKC
RIC
RSC
WRL
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Diego Garcia Naval Station, Indian Ocean
Tinker AFB, OK
Civil Air Patrol Tech Center, Richmond, VA
Rockwell/Collins Service Center, Greenville, TX
Warner-Robins AFB, GA
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F003
F005
F007
F009
F020
F033
F039
F046
F054
F058
F061
F063
F064
F066
F077
F078
F080
F084
F085
F086
F089
F090
F094
F098
F099
F101
F102
F103
F107
F108
F114
F117
F124
F128
F134
F136
F146
F153
F173
F171
F182
F184
F186
F194
F195
F197
F202
F204
F211
F213
F226
F228
F229
F236
F240
F243
8036
(8)
9120
(0)
4850
17972
16117
15962
10881
13823
8058
(9)
4742
(6)
23265
(9)
14870
11214
(9)
15036
?
18532
15677
13205.5
6,8,11 MHz
9461
13204
(6)
6716
9017
(0)
14585
13247
(0)
12106
(6)
11118
(6)
11488
(6)
?
(8)
7316
6986
(6)
6993
(8)
11217
(6)
23242
4942.5
5429.5 (7)
9027
(7)
8063
(6)
14420.5
18403.5 (9)
3078
(6)
10648
(8)
3046
13825
(5)
20631
4982
(6)
16014
(5)
12057
11056
(7)
?
5435.5 (6)
7735
(5)
?
(8)
15041
(9)
?
(8)
18590
F351
F354
F356
F360
F363
F365
F369
F370
F372
F380
F382
F395
F400
F404
F405
F406
F417
F419
F420
F432
F433
F435
F437
F441
F444
F448
F451
F452
F453
F461
F463
F464
F465
F466
F467
F476
F481
F483
F486
F487
F489
F496
F497
F498
F499
F500
F505
F516
F517
F521
F522
F523
F529
F530
F533
F538
?
(9) F662 15048
(6)
11053
(0) F664 15 Mhz?
7827
F667
6817
(7)
7919.5 (8) F673
3064
15018
(7) F677
6 Mhz
11059
(1) F690
3032
20397
(8) F700
4490
17177
F701 11058
(7)
16123
(8) F702
9323
(6)
3144
(5) F703 9991.5 (6)
15094
(6) F706
8057
(5)
9057
(6) F707 10589
6728
(5) F708 23377
7690
F709
9317
(7)
6972
F713 16246
(5)
18393
(6) F717 10883
4992
F722 12270
(9)
11407
(5) F723 18323
(6)
7933
(7) F728 11236
(5)
6731
(8) F731
6683
(9)
20972
F732 15011
(7)
3821
F734
4757
(7)
5684
(6) F736 11494
(8)
17440
F741
7873
19267
F748
6756
(5)
16-18 MHz
F749 15-16 Mhz?
13248
(9) F752
8047
(8)
5026
F754 11627
19063
F758
4452
(8)
13211
(1) F777
3113
(6)
4610
(7) F778 18023
(8)
16157
F784
9043
(6)
8040
(0) F785 15687
(6)
14864.5 (0) F790 16323
9023
(7) F803
5078?
4-6 MHz?
F807 12103?
7605
F809
5700
(5)
18626
F814
6989
(7)
5152
(9) F821
?
24483
F823 11229
(9)
5437
(7) F825 19047?
11059.5 (6) F832 18267
5411
(7) F843 6 MHz
8032
(0) F845 6-7 MHz?
4442
(0) F846 13822
(5)
8989
(6) F853 12 MHz? (0)
9006
(0) F864 16008
4645
(6) F867
6830
(7)
9270
(6) F868
9218
(6)
11484
(5) F869 16090
11232
F873 13248
(7)
9215
(9) F874 13246?
8077
(7) F875
6717
(8)
23325
F877
4721
(7)
18675
(6) F885 13207
(5)
?
F895
5710
(9)
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F248
F249
F250
F251
F262
F264
F265
F266
F267
F268
F271
F277
F287
F290
F291
F292
F295
F300
F301
F302
F310
F311
F322
F326
F337
F341
F350
5398
4731
15091
13217
10717
7693
15733
7997
6730
7325
18320
11153
11226
8026
13960
9414.5
11460
15707
7500.5
?
?
11220
?
14864
18761
16083
5043
(5)
(1)
(6)
(0)
(6)
(9)
(8)
(8)
(0)
(1)
(1)
(0)
(0)
(0)
(1)
F540
F542
F545
F551
F555
F561
F567
F569
F574
F575
F576
F577
F579
F595
F600
F611
F614
F616
F622
F623
F624
F626
F627
F631
F633
F639
F642
F644
F646
F649
5404.5
5431
10580
18331
4894
11052
13565
18387
11413
10427
11153.5
10544
11 MHz
10877
13878
14863
4488.8
9320
5817
18317
13241
19343
7910
18755
18290
7469
18218
15821
13440
8053
(6)
(6)
(6)
(6)
(6)
(6)
(0)
(7)
(6)
(8)
(0)
(1)
(5)
(5)
(9)
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(0)
F906
4524
F909
7687
(8)
F910 19671
(9)
F912
7330
F917 10205
(6)
F918 13482
F919 11159
(6)
F920
7927
(7)
F924 16317
F933
?
F935 9 MHz?
F937
?
F940 11445
(0)
F943 19002
(6)
F948 15038
(6)
F952
Night
F956
?
F957
6761
(0)
F965 11466
(0)
F974 10586
(6)
F975 11 MHz night
F980 15724
F982 9 or 13 MHz?
F987 10583
(6)
F988
4763
F997 15667
(5)
(8)
(6)
on 6671.0 kHz.
========================================
13207
FOX 1
5732
FOX 2
9017
FOX 4
23271
FOX 8
18027
FOX 9
9018
?
============================
3345.0 Channel 1
5015.0 Channel 2
5327.5 Channel 3
5400.0 Channel 4
5437.5 Channel 5
6020.0 Channel 6
6785.0 Channel 7
11693.5 Channel 9
12070.0 Channel 10 Secondary
12122.0 Channel 11
16077.0 Channel 12
16326.0 Channel 13 Teritiary
16358.0 Channel 14
20659.0 Channel 15
on channel 8.
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4146
Channel 1
6224
Channel 2
6227
Channel 3
8294
Channel 4
8297
Channel 5
12353
Channel 6
12359
Channel 7
12365
Channel 8
==========================
5422.5
3A3
4448.0
3A4
7773.5
3A8
7421.0
3A9
5399.6
3C16
6234.5
3E4
10608.1 3E5
5272.0
3E6
7626.0
3E10
6815.6
3E11
7845.0
3E12
7884.0
3E13
7909.0
3E14
10675.0 3E19
10759.0 3E20
10788.0 3E21
11157.5 3E24
13413.0 3E25
15088.0 has been heard with USCG traffic in recent weeks. Another few
frequencies may be 8091.0, 10993.6, 13809.0 and 13950.0. For a full
listing of USCG aircraft and helicopters,
go to URL: http://www.wunclub.com/
*US Navy Strategic Communications Wing One (SCW-1)
==================================================
6691
CA (7)
11187
CB (0)
17982
CC (9)
?
CD
11264 CH (9)
====================
Jeff Jones reports that these frequencies and channel designators have
changed, and are now as follows:
4704.4
5700.4
6719.4
8978.4
9005.4
9011.4
11212.4
15095.4
(replaced 4721.0)
WY02B
WY02A
(replaced 6736.0)
(replaced 11214.0)
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visitor to the Habitat nets. That call belongs to the Ediz Hook SESEF
range (including the ULM-4 range in Washington State.
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=======================
*US Customs Service
===================
The COTHEN (Customs Over the Horizon Enforcement Net) HF radio system
seems to have replaced the older JTF designated systems. A new scan
frequency has been discovered by Lindsay Blanton. Customs uses the
FED-STD-1045 ALE standard on these frequencies.
5732
7527
8912
10242
11494
13907
15867
18594
20890
23214
25350
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
================================
5277
5841
Bravo
7300
Charlie
9497
Delta
11076
Echo
(Day DEA ops)
7657
Foxtrot
14690
Golf
18666
Hotel (Reportedly returned to FBI in 1995)
23675
India
14350
Lima
14686
Papa
(DEA day pri)
23402.5
Romeo
11073.5
Sierra Echo
17171
Sierra Hotel
18171
Sierra India (Reportedly returned to FBI in 1995)
19131
Sierra Juliet
?
Sierra Lima
Lima' designator. John says that if you have access to an FCC database,
try searching for the frequencies assigned to Rockwell International with
the following callsigns:
KA2XXA
KC2XKG
KC2XKJ
Richardson,TX
Cedar Rapids, IA
Newport Beach,CA
26946.0, 20348.5, 17171.0, 16376.0, 16341.0. Rick Baker says that 18971.0
may also be another.
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(RCOM/NARACS) HF SSB Network (U=USB/L=LSB)
Frequencies (including ALE): 5860U 6870U 6870L 7475U 7475L 7611U 7611L
8125U 8125L 9114U 9114L 11637U 13457U 13630U 15851U 16348U kHz
ALE Add Location
DEFAULT Unknown
Probably a FAA unit that has not set their AL
ID properly in their unit
FAA
Unknown
Probably not a properly loaded unit, has not been
seen as a regular participant on the net
FAAACE Kansas City, MO
KKU 40-Central Region Office/EOC
FAAACT Atlantic City, NJ KLM 80-William J. Hughes Tech Center
FAAACY Atlantic City, NJ WHZ 74-Flight Inspect Field Office
FAAAEA Jamaica, NY
FAAAGL Des Plaines, IL
WHX 51-Great Lakes Region Office/EOC
FAAANE Burlington, MA
WHX 45-New England Region Office/EOC
WHZ 73-Flight Inspect Field Office
FAAANM Renton, WA
WHX 20-NW Mtn Region Office/EOC
FAAASO College Park, GA KDM 49-Southern Region Office/EOC
FAAASW Fort Worth, TX
KDM 47-Southwest Region Office/EOC
FAAATL Atlanta, GA
KLM 44-Flight Inspect Field Office
FAAAWP Fremont, CA
FAABTL Battle Creek, MI KLM 43-Flight Inspect Field Office
FAADCA Washington, DC
KEM 80-FAA Headquarters
FAAECI Unknown
Eastern Computer Incorporated Contractor for
FAA ARTCC RCOM HF Network upgrade)
FAAEKN Unknown
And this is NOT a stn in Elkins, WV
<Tentative ID>
FAALGT Longmont, CO
KCP 63-Western US C3 NCS/SCS Mtn
FAAMRB Martinsburg, WV
KIT 88-Eastern US C3 Net NCS
FAAOEX Oklahoma City, OK KIA 21-FAA Aeronautical Center
FAAOKC Oklahoma City, OK WHZ 77-Flight Inspect Field Office
FAASAC Sacramento, CA
FAASJU San Juan, PR
FAAZAB Albuquerque, NM
KGH 23-Albuquerque ARTCC
FAAZBW Nashua, NH
KLD 70-Boston ARTCC
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FAAZDC
FAAZDV
FAAZFW
FAAZHU
FAAZID
FAAZJX
FAAZKC
FAAZLA
FAAZLC
FAAZMA
FAAZME
FAAZMP
FAAZNY
FAAZOA
FAAZOB
FAAZSE
FAAZTL
FAAZUA
Leesburg, VA
Longmont, CO
Fort Worth, TX
Houston, TX
Indianapolis, IN
Hilliard, FL
Olathe, KS
Palmdale, CA
Salt Lake Cty, UT
Miami, FL
Memphis, TN
Farmington, MN
Ronkonkoma, NY
Fremont, CA
Cleveland, OH
Auburn, WA
Hampton, GA
Aurora, IL
KJK
KCJ
KBQ
KMU
KLB
KJK
KKA
KJK
KDC
KMA
KDM
KCJ
KCD
KMR
KLA
WHX
KUV
KJB
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80-Washington ARTCC
70-Denver ARTCC
25-Fort Worth ARTCC
31-Houston ARTCC
48-Indianapolis ARTCC
79-Jacksonville ARTCC
82-Kansas City ARTCC
77-Los Angeles ARTCCC
20-Salt Lake City ARTCC
47-Miami ARTCC
52-Memphis ARTCC
20-Minneapolis ARTCC
73-New York ARTCC
96-Oakland ARTCC
25-Cleveland ARTCC
44-Seattle ARTCC
64-Atlanta ARTCC
96-Chicago ARTCC
1. FAA Southern Net meets on Wednesday at 0900 ET on 6870 LSB
2. FAA Western Net meets on Wednesday at 1230 ET on 13457 USB
3. FAA Eastern Net meets on Wednesday at 1045 ET on 8125 USB
NCS: KIT88. Regular checkins: KEM80, KLM80, KLO87, KJK82, WHX45, KLD70,
KJK80, WHX51, KJB96, KLA25, KLB48, KCJ20, KIA21, KDM49, KJK79, KMA47,
KDM52, KUV64
Special thanks to Jack Metcalfe for his assistance in this section.
====================================
Be sure to monitor both the USB and LSB side of each of
these frequencies below for activity.
FEMA
F-01
F-05
F-09
F-13
F-17
F-21
F-25
F-29
F-33
F-39
F-41
F-47
F-50
F-53
F-58
F-61
F-65
F-69
National Radio System (FNARS) HF Frequencies
2320
F-02 2360
F-03 2377
F-04 2445
2658
F-06 3341
F-07 3379
F-08 3388
4603
F-10 4780
F-11 5211
F-12 5378
5402
F-14 5821
F-15 5961
F-16 6049
6106
F-18 6108
F-19 6151
F-20 6176
6809
F-22 7348
F-23 7428
F-24 9462
10194 F-26 10493 F-27 10588 F-28 11721
11801 F-30 11957 F-31 10899 F-32 11108
12129 F-34 12219 F-35 11545 F-36 13446
13780 F-38 13894 F-37 13935 F-48 13956
14450 F-40 14567 F-42 14776 F-43 14836
14871 F-44 14885 F-45 14899 F-46 14908
15708 F-49 15840 F-51 16201 F-52 16238
17519 F-54 18483 F-55 18744 F-57 19969
20027 F-59 20063 F-56 20361 F-60 21866
21919 F-62 22983 F-63 23028 F-64 23390
23451 F-66 23550 F-67 23814 F-68 24008
24282 F-70 24526 F-71 24819
Other FEMA HF Assignments
2220 2258 2280 2317.5 2652 3206.5 3224 3342.5 4018.5 4023.5
4031.5 4441.5 4598.5 4608.5 4883.5 4886.5 5303.5 5379.5 5935
6804.5 6996.5 7361.5 8051.5 8161.5 9122.5 10871.5 11995.5 12250.5
13451 16315.5 17461.5 17481.5 17501.5 20414 20444.5 20447.5 24060
24105 24135 24160 24191
FEMA ALE Network
2658 3341 6809 7348 9462 10194 10493 10588 12216
14885 15708 16201 17519 19969 21866 22983 24526
*US Goverment SHARES (Shared Resources)Program
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SHARES Coordination Network (SCN)
4490.0
Channel 3/SCN ALE Net
5236.0
Channel 1/SCN Voice Net
5711.0
6800.0
Channel 9/SCN BBS Net
9106.0
11217.0 Channel 6/SCN ALE Net
13242.0 Channel 10/SCN BBS Net (G-TOR)
14396.5 Channel 2/SCN Voice Net Shares
17487.0 Channel 8/SCN ALE/STI Net
SHARES coordination stations conduct a weekly SHARES net on the 10 SCN
channels every Wednesday from 1600-1800 UTC.
Large scale annual SHARES exercises are conducted in April, August and
December.
SCN Operational Levels
SCN Operational Levels are designed to improve the responsiveness of the
SHARES Coordination Network during emergencies. SCN Operational Levels
are are defined as follows:
Operational Level 3 - Conditions normal. No emergency exists. The
ten-channel SCN may be used by SHARES station personnel for training and
non-emergency operations.
Operational Level 2 - Emergency potential exists. Non-emergency
operations on the SCN suspended. SCN monitoring increased. Check-in
windows established on the national and regional nets to receive Stations
Availability Reports.
Operational Level 1 - Emergency exists. SHARES message support required.
National and regional nets maintain full-period operations to receive
Station Availability Reports, to list SHARES message traffic, and to
coordinate the processing of SHARES messages.
==============================================================
===========================
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GPN Frequencies:
Day (2100Z - 0900Z)
8974 11235 13206
Night (0900Z - 2100Z)
3032 5687 8974
The RAAF and RNZAF share 8974 with the Spanish Air Force, and 5687 with
the Portugese and German military services.
*Australia Navy
===============
2768
4375
6218
6510
8122
9014
13116
17344
22708?
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7?
*Belgian Air Force
==================
3131.0
YA
4745.0
YD
8989.0
YG (Primary)
11268.0
YJ
15010.0
YM
18006.0
YO
20620.0
YP
20050.0
YQ
23332.0
YS
===========================
3047.0
3092.0
4379.0
4560.0
4703.0
4739.0
5198.5
5684.0
5699.0
5702.0
5715.0
5717.0
5850.0
6694.0
6706.0
6715.0
6745.0
MACS Net: Edmonton, Halifax, Trenton
CanForce Discrete: Halifax
Maritime Command Net: Halifax, St John's (A6A)
AAR Net: Halifax, St John's
Maritime Command Net: Halifax (A2B)
St John's
CanForce Discrete
Vancouver
SAR Net: Halifax, St. John's. Trenton, Vancouver-Pri
Halifax Maritime Air Group (D1B)
Halifax, Vancouver (D6G)
SAR Net: Halifax, Trenton, Vancouver (D3H)
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6751.0 Halifax, Vancouver, SIDECAR (NORAD)
6754.0 MACS VOLMET: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton
8050.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (possible CanForce ALE activity here
also)
8989.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton (Initial contact freq when
aircraft is west of 90 deg west)(D1H)
8992.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton
9007.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton (Initial contact freq
when aircraft is east of 90 deg west)
9023.0 NORAD: Trenton (C5)
11205.0 CanForce Discrete: Halifax working VDD
11214.0 NORAD: Trenton (NORAD/MACS discrete- C6)
11232.0 MACS Net: Alert, Edmonton, Halifax, St, John's,
Trenton,Yellowknife(Initial contact freq when aircraft is east of 90 deg
west)
11265.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton
13257.0 Foxtrot MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton
15031.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton
18027.0 NORAD: Halifax, Edmonton (C8)
23250.0 MACS Net: Trenton
CJU Vancouver Military, BC (supports SAR coordination requirements for
the Victoria Rescue Coordination Center-RCC)
CJX St. John's Military, NF
CKN Vancouver Military, BC
VXA Edmonton Military, AB
CanForce/NORAD Charlie Designators (other than those listed
4721
C1
6735
C2
6750
C3
8967 or 8968
C4
13206 or 13207 C7
above)
6978.5
14386.0
14460.0
14463.0
14446.5
20971.5
20963.5
29715.0
14454.0
14449.5
20977.5
13954.0
6982.5
6962.5
4052.5
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Echo
Foxtrot
Golf
Hotel
Juliet
Kilo
Lima
Mike
Whiskey
X-ray
Yankee
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4023.5
Zulu
Thanks to the Northern Alberta Radio Club (http://narc.net) for the above
information. There is a large amount of CFARS information at
http://www3.sympatico.ca/gunslinger/eng_index.htm
*Danish Air Force
==================
2250.0
2296.0
3023.0
3053.0
3291.0
4577.0
4703.0
4756.5
4841.0
5120.0
6630.0
6651.0
6730.0
6770.0
6834.0
9035.0
11076.0
11217.0
11244.0
12186.0
13435.0
13455.0
15042.0
15820.0
16280.0
16327.0
OUY
OWB
OWC
OWD
OWE
OWF
OWG
OWI
OWJ
OWK
OWP
OWU
OYG
OWC/OWD/OWE/OWF/OWI/OWK/OWP/OWU/OYG (U12/ALE)
OWB (L96-Alternate Night)
OWB (Alternate)
OWB (L18-Primary Day)
OWD/OWE
OWB (F18-Alternate Day)
OWB/OWD/OWE (V26-Alternate)
OWD/OWE
OWC/OWD/OWE/OWF/OWI/OWK/OWP/OWU (ALE)
OUY/OWC/OWD/OWE/OWF/OWI/OWK/OWP/OWU (ALE)
OWD/OWE
OWB (K19-Primary Day)
OWD/OWE (P75)
OWB (Alternate)
OWB (Alternate)
OWD/OWE (R27)
OWI/OWJ (ALE)
OWD/OWE
OWD/OWE (A10)
OWE/OWG/OWP (ALE)
OWD/OWE/OWG/OWP (ALE)
OWI (ALE)
OWD/OWE (A11)
OWC/OWE/OWF/OWG/OWI/OWK/OWP (ALE)
OWD/OWG (ALE)
OWF/OWG/OWU (ALE)
Unknown
Unknown
AF Skrydstrup
AF Vandel
AF Aalborg
Unknown
Unknown
The SAR services at Karup also use the worldwide allocations of 2182 and
5680. Another frequency in this system may be 13540. Frequency
designators from the Dansk Scanner Information website
(http://www.dkscan.dk). Station identifiers courtesy of Ary Boender.
*Dutch (Netherlands) Air Force
=============================
Frequencies: 3990 4450 5086 5406.5 8086
Bandbox Nieuw Milligan (CRC Radar Control)
*Dutch (Netherland) Army
=======================
2274.0 USB
2275.5 RTTY
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2954.0
2955.5
3305.5
3306.5
3813.5
3815.0
4762.0
4763.5
4766.0
4777.5
5032.5
5034.0
5052.5
5054.0
5115.0
5116.5
5133.5
5135.0
5144.5
5146.0
5323.5
5325.0
5388.5
5390.0
5768.5
5770.0
USB
RTTY
USB
RTTY
USB
RTTY
USB
RTTY
USB
RTTY
USB
RTTY
USB
RTTY
USB
RTTY
USB
RTTY
USB
RTTY
USB
RTTY
USB
RTTY
USB
RTTY
SFOR deployment
Mode: USB Freqs: 2552.5 and 4522.5 kHz
*Dutch (Netherlands) Navy
========================
Frequencies: 3128 5705 6728
PBV NAS Valkenburg
RFC NAS De Kooy
8971
11178
*French Air Force
=================
6688
Capitole/RS902
6712
Marjolaine 2
8972
8992
Vinaigrette 3
13236
Reconfort 3
18012
Citadelle 1
?
Citadelle 3
23254
Verite 3
143.800 MHz (AM mode) This designator is Canasta and comms are relayed
all over France.
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Cyrano
Blanc Bangui, Central Africa Republic
Bleu
Le Reunion, Reunion Island
Citron Cayenne, French Guyana
Dore
Djibouti
Fauve Fort de France, Martinique
Fraize Fort de France, Martinique
Lilas Libreville, Gabon
Noir
Noumea, New Caledonia
Orange Dakar, Senegal
Tango Paris/Villacoublay, France
Tilleul N'djamena, Chad
Vert
CFAP Headquarters, Villacoublay, France
French E-3 AWACS aircraft
Many thanks to Jacques Pagnoux for this information.
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*French Navy
============
5708
6760
Tactical calls (callsign Whiskey Alpha) tentative (USB)
*German Air Force
=================
From a listener in Europe comes an extensive update to the German Air
Force frequency list. This information is from a very good source who
wishes to remain anonymous.
3107
3143
3903
4721
5687
5717
6700
6715
6730
6751
8965
9025
11217
11265
13203
13233
15073
17973
17991
18012
23201
23215
23255
23318
23341
23345
29724
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Foxtrot
Golf
Hotel
India
Juliet
Kilo
Lima
Mike
November
Oscar
Papa
Quebec
Romeo
Sierra
Tango
Uniform
Whisky
X-ray
Yankee
Zulu
Alpha-Bravo
GAF Notes:
DHJ41
DHM91
DHO23
DHO24
Cuxhaven
DHO32
DHO37
Laage
DHO60
DHO75
DHM81
UN/NATO-command. Mobile unit of LTG, they call "Kabine"(cabin/container).
It's a container, equipped with a complete radio station, and several
whip and wire antennas. Was used in Sudan and the "Kabine" was located at
the airport at Khartoum during relief-missions by German Air Force
Transall transport aircraft.
O5IP
NI81
Base in Italy.
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*German Navy
============
2625.0 USB
3056.0 USB/RTTY
3116.0 USB-DHJ59
3122.0 USB/RTTY
3939.0 USB-DHJ59
4154.3 USB-DHJ59 (MRY 59/04)
6727.0 USB/RTTY
6730.0 USB/RTTY(Also designated ARCN 405)
6779.3 USB-DHJ59 (MRY 59/06)
8335.3 USB/RTTY-DHJ59 (MRY 59/08)
10192.5 USB/RTTY-DHJ59
10197.0 USB
10206.2 USB/Stanag 4285 2400bd PSK-DHJ58 (MRY 58/10)
10722.0 USB/RTTY-DHJ59 (MRY 59/13)
11256.0 USB/RTTY
12415.5 USB
14722.0 RTTY
15929.0 USB/RTTY
17544.0 USB
17994.0 USB/RTTY
22238.5 USB
23744.0 USB
DHJ49
DHJ51
DHJ53
DHJ57
DHJ58
DHJ59
DHJ61
DHJ62
DHJ63
DHJ66
DHJ70
DHJ78
DHJ82
DHJ84
DHJ85
DHJ97
Ministry of Defence (Bonn/Berlin)
Grengel Meteo
Ny Warnemünde
Ny Schönhagen
Ny Glücksburg/Saterland-Ramsloh
Ny Wilhelmshaven
Ny Flensburg
Ny Neustadt
Ny Todendorf
Ny Eckernförde
Ny Wilhelmshaven
Ny Nordholz (MFG3)
Ny Parow
Ny Wangerooge
Grengel Meteo
Ny collective call
DHM22
DHM33
DHM35
DHM36
DHM41
DHM42
DHM44
DHM45
DHM64
DHM72
DHM78
DHM82
DHM85
Ny school Bremerhaven
Ny Kiel
Ny Wilhelmshaven
Ny Wilhelmshaven
Ny weaponschool Kappeln
Glücksburg Rescue
Grengel Meteo
Ny Flensburg
Ny Darsser Ort
Grengel Meteo
Ny Glückstadt
Research Station Kiel
Ny Marlow
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DHN33
DHN37
DHN49
DHN53
Ny Command North, Kiel
Grengel Meteo
Ny Command West, Wilhelmshaven
Ny Wilhelmshaven-Harbour
DHO26
DHO35
DHO38
DHO46
DHO66
DHO69
DHO71
DHO73
DHO79
DHO80
DHO81
DHO94
DHO95
Ny Rostock
Ny Tarp/Eggebek (MFG2)
Ny Saterland-Ramsloh
Ny Olpenitz
Operations Command Ny Glücksburg
Ny Eckernförde
Ny Kap Arkona
Ny Marienleuchte
Ny Helgoland
Ny Olpenitz-Harbour
Ny Borkum-Harbour
Ny Kiel-Harbour
Ny Cuxhaven
Note: 8335.5 has been referred to as channel 8 and 6779 as channel 6.
*NATO E-3 AWACS
===============
3089
Channel
3900
Channel
6690
Channel
8980
Channel
10172
Channel
10315
Channel
?
Channel
11228
Channel
15016
Channel
?
Channel
A01
A02
A03(Secondary)
A04
A05
A06
A07
A08
A09
A10
traffic - 6700.0, 8971.0, 6760.0, 6695.0, 3081.0, 3225.0, 4542.0, 4720.0,
4758.0, 6762.5, 8986.5, 11270.5, 15050.0, 17996.5, 6754.0, 12165.0,
5691.0, 6728.0, 23241.2, 8898.7, 15018.5.
================================================
Airborne Battlefield Command and Control Center (ABCCC) aircraft. They
often contact ground stations using the callsigns Tracker and Cricket.
4519.0
5218.0
5763.5
6865.0
6932.5
8046.0
9118.5
78A
79B
80V
81A
81B
81V
82A
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9260.0 82B
11173.0 83A
sequence. This should help to pin-down new tie-ups. The designator 108A
has been mentioned by the Bookshelf aircraft, but no frequency for this
tie-up is know.
15048.0 118
8087.0 154
The following frequencies have carried Bookshelf traffic in the past and
are worth checking from time to time for activity:
4578 4789 4923 5084 5103.5 5462 4510 5712 9303
=====================
Known frequencies:
5687 6685 8992 9007
=====================================
Frequencies:
4742 5714 6739 9031 11205 18018 (Group A - see below)
4540 8190 11253 13257 15031 (Group B - see below)
2591 11247
broadcast at H+30.
Ascension
Callsign: Haven
Frequencies:
4742 (2000-0800 UTC) 9031 (0800-2000 UTC) 11247
Cyprus
Callsign: Cyprus
Frequencies:
4742 9031 (1600-0500 UTC) 11247
Gibraltar
Callsign: Gibraltar
11247
Callsign: Viper
=============================
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with the code-letters for the active frequencies. For example:
"Additional information.. 2.. PK.. tack..401C.. tack.. AG" (which is
repeated twice).
The
1 2 3 4 -
Buchan
Neatishead
The third group is the Charlie squared channel, where AWACS aircraft pass
their radar data over a HF link. Known frequencies are:
2250.5
33??.0
4478.5
6673.5
8500.5
401A
401C
401D
401E
other information.
A
AB
AC
AD
AE
AF
AG
AH
AK
AP
AQ
AW
AZ
B
BA
BE
BF
BJ
BK
BL
BS
BT
BX
CA
CM
CO
CY
CZ
D
DA
DB
11205.0
5693.0
8156.0
9010.0
3939.0
9022.0
4745.0
3930.0
3038.0
11181.0
2396.0
4042.0
23281.0
6739.0
17970.0
18018.0
3083.0
17988.0
3945.0
11268.0
18000.0
2350.0
8989.0
6736.0
18009.0
23245.0
3119.0
29800.0
4706.0
5436.0
15091.0
EP
EX
EZ
F
FA
FG
FS
FT
FV
FW
G
GA
GD
GT
H
HE
HJ
HK
HM
HO
HW
HX
HZ
I
IN
IP
J
KA
KD
KH
KJ
15040.0
11184.0
11253.0
13257.0
3101.0
11208.0
4742.0
13218.0
15064.0
3131.0
3915.0
15061.0
2274.0
26385.0
15031.0
3942.0
8983.0
9034.0
6748.0
13206.0
11247.0
23257.0
13248.0
13236.0
17982.0
27000.0
8980.0
3380.0
3867.0
12057.0
4718.0
MD
ME
MS
NJ
PA
PE
PF
PH
PK
PO
PR
PZ
QB
QR
QV
RA
RD
RE
RM
RZ
SA
SE
ST
TG
TO
TQ
TS
TW
UA
UB
UR
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18850.0
14460.0
3218.0
5705.0
3302.0
6760.0
10634.0
8971.0
5095.0
6715.0
3864.0
14724.0
3512.0
8972.0
3095.0
8190.0
6691.0
5178.0
3110.0
9459.0
2762.0
14812.0
2591.0
6724.0
3391.0
3345.0
5684.0
4709.0
4724.0
10919.0
17979.0
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DH
DM
DQ
DS
DT
DW
E
EF
EH
EI
EK
EM
EN
15013.0
8998.0
17995.0
4739.0
18024.0
9031.0
3924.0
5720.0
11259.0
23270.0
11235.0
15025.0
15076.0
KP
KR
KT
KW
KX
L
LA
LB
LC
LD
LE
MB
MC
RH
2641.0
4484.0
5420.0
2261.0
2577.0
5447.0
3036.0
3092.0
6701.0
15046.0
15072.0
2266.0
5270.0
5695.0
UT
VE
W
WG
WM
X
XA
YC
YP
YM
YZ
ZF
ZZ
4540.0
11217.0
5747.0
3125.0
3026.0
3224.0
5403.0
11241.0
23250.0
13211.0
20030.0
3763.0
5714.0
*RAF/NATO K Series
====================
the 'K series'.
3235.0
4572.0
9010.0
HF?
HF?
4520.0
4020.0
4920.0
5173.0
5277.5
5290.0
UHF
7860.0
3304.5
4860.5
UHF
UHF
4785.0
4779.0
HF?
UHF
UHF
HF?
4477.0
5045.0
5385.0
5463.0
4012.0
UHF
UHF
Golf 02
Golf 08
Hotel 05
Kilo 01
Kilo 04
Kilo 05
Kilo 06
Kilo 09
Kilo 10
Kilo 11
Kilo 12
Kilo 14
Kilo 15
Kilo 17
Kilo 19
Kilo 20
Kilo 22
Kilo 24
Kilo 25
Kilo 26
Kilo 27
Kilo 30
Kilo 31
Kilo 33
Kilo 34
Kilo 36
Kilo 55
Kilo 56
*RAF/NATO JMC
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3357 3805 4484 4778.5 5091.5 5206 5267 5276.5
5733 5910 6224 6237 6697 6779 6882 6940 7795
5280
7934
5310
9394
5460
11149
*Spanish Air Force
==================
6724
Channel 1
6730
Channel 2
8974
Channel 3
9014
Channel 4
13215
Channel 5
to be a narrow range of frequencies for military use, and I would expect
there to be some others above 13 MHz.
They also use the worldwide general calling/emergency frequency of 2182.0
kHz.
2763 3855
4790
6870
9001
9437
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-::: N&O # 35, March 2001 :::Hi welcome to another edition of N&O. To answer a question; yes, there
are two editions of N&O. The edition in front of you is the WUN N&O
column and the other one is the newsletter edition that also includes
a logs column and spy news items. The latter one can be downloaded
from the N&O website at http://home.luna.nl/~ary.
Not much to report this month. Your contributions are most welcome,
folks!
<<<<<>>>>>
* VOICE STATIONS *
::: COLONEL STEVE
I received a nice note this month regarding a station that I had
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mentioned before:
Tuning in the militia hour on 21 March on 3260 kHz USB, 0305 UTC.
"Colonel Steve" reading number/letter combinations coded messages
("nancy nancy seven whiskey whiskey; kilo x-ray number six number
five zulu"). Each group repeated twice. Followed by 3 and 4 word
coded messages (camels are good swimmers; peachy keen wheels;
grandma sent grandpa home) also repeated twice. Ended with "End
of messages for today, I`m putting this in the burn barrel." Then
into the usual drivel. I needed a good laugh today. Thanks, Colonel
Steve! <Dave Hughes, K.C. MO, DX LISTENING DIGEST>
<<<<<>>>>>
::: THREE NOTE ODDITY [G04]
Hans-Friedrich Dumrese's monthly show. With logo this time :-)
01.03.01
2105Z
2135Z
4.750 kHz
4.850 kHz
Message : 06287 80543
30201 66353
01717 76666
25403 37255
= 34 groups
12828
26564
61410
41523
21420 03784 06017 31484 08236 52430 76710
03784 52867 46675 32608 85184 84874 83417
22462 16418 58721 30057 36424 66115 67281
41187
Remarks : No "9"
High GC
Next month on Summer sked 2005/2035Z
Winter 2105 2135 <<<
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09/00
10/00
11/00
12/00
01/01
02/01
03/01
4520
5210
4830
5220
5360
5320
4760
4580
4270
4110
4120
4280
4750
4420
5310
4930
5320
5460
5420
4860
4680
4370
4210
4220
4380
4850
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*+HFD+*
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`+,,,+'
<<<<<>>>>>
::: NANCY SUSAN ADAM [E15]
Last month E15 re-appeared after quite a long silence. I wonder if
the propagation conditions were to blame for this. Looking at this
month's reports it looks like the station is as active as ever.
Reports on various days but all from Western Europe on 18000 kHz at
1100 (BEC), 11170 kHz at 1230 (OSS), 11000 kHz at 1300 (BEC), and
on 14000 kHz at 1400 (FYP).
<<<<<>>>>>
::: 'AYOM' - NEW MIDDLE EAST STATION???
The following report was filed by Robin L. Harwood from Australia
<[email protected]>. Any information about this station is
most welcome.
''There is a new
channel for the presumed Farsi clandestine signal,
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which I have labelled as "ayom". This word or phrase is very often
the first word in a sentence and must be a preposition or adjective.
Here is the log entry.
February 27, 2130 UTC, 12450 kHz DSB. "Ayom" heard but with moderate
to severe bubble jammers. Female announcer reading sentences which
are repeated. // 10080 kHz.
February 27, 2040 UTC, 10080 DSB. "Ayom" is there but completely
swamped by very wide bubble jammers in excess of 16 kHz. Earliest I
have heard them here which is indicative that they must be on that
channel for over 90 minutes.
8600 kHz also had bubble jammers present but no discernible modulation.
A few days back there were intermittent snatches of audio so the sender
may be experiencing modulation problems. It was also the weakest of the
three.
From my monitoring, it is very difficult to determine whether it is a
broadcast or a spy numbers station. Yesterday the station concluded
with a music bridge yet "Cherry Ripe/ Lincolnshire Poacher" do likewise. The broadcaster that formerly was on 8850 kHz variable has not
been heard lately. This did have speeches and rousing choruses and
also suffered from identical jamming but were never as strong as
"ayom" nor were they long on any given channel. I think we can deduce
that the latter is definitely a different operation from "ayom".
From other observations, it is clear that "ayom" is located in the
Middle East possibly even Israel as 4XZ in Haifa is on 10045 at similar
times. It clearly is no shoestring outfit compared to the 8850 "Voice
of the Mujahaddin" because to be on several frequencies with a stable
carrier is indicative of being located at a major site. I am awaiting
translation of their audio which may clarify things.
I am somewhat puzzled if it indeed is a spy station, why the presence
of several bubble jammers spilling over. They too must be expending
quite a bit of energy yet they are spasmodic. Some days they are absent
particularly on Sundays (UTC). Anybody else hearing them? What times
and/or channels?''
Thanks for the note, Robin.
<<<<<>>>>>
* MORSE STATIONS *
::: L9CC REVISITED
Tom forwarded a note about L9CC. The station that was DFed to the
Moscow reagion by the German RegTP. Igor sugested earlier China
as country of origin and it looks like he is right......
''I just was informed by the german HAM-radio intruder watch that
the german telecommunication authority (RegTP) has again DF (beamed)
the famous CW station L9CC (active in CW with calling-marker to CP17)
and identified this station as coming from China. Seems that they
correct their first DF of Moscow Region.
Looks that Igor was absolutly correct with his ID of China, according
to their operation style ! great !''
L9CC reportedly used the following frequencies in March: 4048, 5340,
5431, 5435, 5439, 6913, 7047.3, and 9447 kHz.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: RUSSIAN BEACON CLUSTERS & CHANNEL MARKERS [MX}
The strange letter combinations heard in the Far East still continue.
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Takashi logged the following combinations:
MMMAMA on 10872, 13527 and 16332 kHz.
AAINNM on 3594, 4558, 7039, 8495, 10872 and 13528 kHz.
TEEEEE was heard on 3594, 4588, 7039, 8495, 10872, 13528 and 16332 kHz
where normally 'M' was heard.
These markers are stronger than 'F' from Vladivostok. I wonder if
these letter combinations are intentional or are caused by a faulty
transmitter, supposedly from the home of 'M', Magadan.
Other observations from Europe:
- P, S and C were noted on all cluster frequencies but not always at
the same time.
Observations from Japan, S.E. Russia
- 3594 A, F, M
- 4558 A, F, M
- 5154 A, F, M
(first time for
- 7039 A, C, F, M
- 8495 A, F, M
- 10872 A, C, M
- 13528 A, C, F, K, S
- 16332 C, P, S
- 20048 C, P, S
- 'T' was heard on 3594, 4558, 7039,
- 'E' was heard on 3594, 4588, 7039,
and Australia:
'M' on this frequency)
8495, 10872 and 13528 kHz
8495, 10872, 13528 and 16332 kHz.
Observations from North America:
- a mixture of the above.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: xxx7 PROPAGATION LOGGER
The unid
back, if
sequence
on 4207,
- presumably Russian - point-to-point propagation tester is
it was gone at all. Heard on 3207, 4207, ... 16207 kHz. The
started at 08:37:05 and 09:07:05 on 3207, 10 seconds later
and so on, up to 16207 kHz.
Klaus Betke noticed a difference in the data bursts: ''Now there are
apparently two systems: The old approximate 100 bps burst, and a new
faster one. On 7207 kHz and below I could only hear the "fast" burst.
On 8207 and higher either both or the old one. Did not sound as if
they were responding to each other; just two similar systems at the
same time on the same frequency.
If the new one is also in CIS, it must be in the western most part of
Belorussia or Ukraine, or Kaliningrad. Anything beyond could hardly
be heard here at 0900.''
<<<<<>>>>>
::: UNID CW STATION
Igor is always good for an odd log. His submission for this month was
found on 3100 kHz at 1729 UTC on 13 March.
qct qct qct
qct qct qct
63906 10///
47868 10///
2899/ 00///
86966 02///
/8658 03304
56685 02402
(rptd 5 minutes, speed 50 WPM)
qct qct qct (100 spm)
00679 ///// /////
00880 ///// /////
51080 ///// /////
52680 ///// /////
03880 ///// /////
05580 ///// /////
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1150/
71957
59508
9265/
4856/
1677/
78622
62760
33903
91722
02792
6776/
9588/
0446/
1764/
8153/
36832
26896
61777
66818
2540/
5286/
3889/
8383/
53658
22804
10854
7382/
= qru
10/// 04079 /////
02/// 02780 /////
02/// 02880 /////
00/// 01080 /////
004// 05080 /////
02305 02280 ////8
02/// 02280 /////
03/// 01080 /////
10403 03378 /////
02302 02280 /////
03102 51280 /////
03080 03676 ////6
02880 53880 ////6
/0502 07876 ////8
02/// 04880 ////6
02/// 02880 ////6
02802 51880 ////6
02/// 52880 ////8
10808 51776 ////8
02/// 01880 /////
18708 51880 1885/
10/// 00877 12356
03/// 54680 ////6
03802 52280 ////9
03510 51880 /////
03702 53480 /////
03802 53880 20258
02/// 55480 1545/
qru qru sk qct
/////
/////
/////
/////
/////
23///
/////
/////
/////
/////
/////
63///
63///
83///
83///
81///
63///
23///
/////
/////
/////
55///
63///
23///
/////
/////
33///
/////
Ideas anyone???
<<<<<>>>>>
::: A2A [M63]
For "A2A"-watchers - this station has changed its operating habits.
It no longer uses fixed freqs for its early-morning transmissions,
but remains on whatever freqs it was using the previous evening.
It used 4067 and 5117, with the out stations on 4759 kHz. A2A comes
on at 0500 UTC asking for "QSA and REP", and the out stations reply
in turn saying "REP" or occasionally a different three-letter group.
It comes on again at 0600; if there is traffic on hand, he sends it
(using this odd system at 115.74 bd with ACF = 23) on RTTY, otherwise
he merely asks for "QSA and OP" and the out stations reply in turn
with the QSA report and the number of the operator on duty. (This
applies on weekdays; on Sundays the 0600 transmission does not take
place until 0700; I am not sure about Saturdays). From the last
weekend in March, when Summer Time begins throughout Europe, all
these times will be one hour earlier by UTC.
<source: John Doe. Thanks OM!>
-o-o-o-o-conet-o-o-o-o--------------------------------------------------------# UTILITY ROUND-UP #
e-mail: [email protected] --------------------------------------------A crash destroyed my columns just before the deadline but luckily I still
had the stuff that Trond, Costas, Fabrizio and Markus sent. Thanks for
your contributions guys!
::: HWK7
Fabrizio Magrone sent us a note that HWK7 is active again on his usual
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frequency 6998 kHz. This religious fanatic pirate transmits very long
religious messages and uses a call sign that resembles the call signs of
the Vatican (HVK). He states that he sends from Loreto, a well known
Catholic sanctuary but according to dfs he transmits more probably from
north west Italy.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: BROTHERS OF CHARITY
The religious congregation "Brothers of Charity" in Congo can be found
daily on 14.025 to 14.050, 21.150 and 21.333 USB in French and local
dialect during local daytime using "call signs" like A, A2, A3, DG, etc.
and on 14.330 at 1800 UTC. Call signs noted there are MB, MC, EAR and
others. You can easily recognize them because the operators usually
whistle in the microphone at the beginning of a QSO.
Their web site is at http://www.fracarita.org/
I don't know if they QSL. Let me know if someone succeeds in getting a
QSL from the Brothers.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: ZEVS, THE RUSSIAN 82 Hz ELF TRANSMITTER
- an Extreme Low Frequency transmission-system by Trond Jacobsen at ALFLAB, Halden in Norway
< [email protected] >
WHY THE USE OF SUCH EXTREME LOW FREQUENCIES FOR COMMUNICATIONS WITH
SUBMARINES ?
The main reason for this is the extreme low frequency signals ability to
penetrate deep down below the surface of the ocean. Not only will the ELF
frequencies penetrate water, but also thick sea-ice, making it possible
for submarines to receive orders while they are travelling under Polar
Ice caps.
Down there in the oceans at depths often below 300 meter, is a fleet of
nuclear armed submarines, from both east and west, playing hide and seek
with each other. Nuclear powered submarines can stay at these depths for
weeks, without the need to break the surface for fresh air or other
supplies.
The main problem is to get information of what is going on at the
surface, down to the sub. In waters where the submarines patrol on a
regular basis, there are most likely several near bottom fixed stations
for hydro-acoustic communication. This system links the submarine with
coastal points relaying radio signals. Underwater sound communication is
quite effective for joint tactical actions of submarines with other sub
and / or surface ships. As these underwater acoustic communication
systems are intended for comparatively short distances, up to 10-30 km,
problems arise when the submarines operate outside the normal areas, far
from the safe waters covered by national defence and communication
systems. Out in the no-mans land of the international waters
are the only means of communication with the submarines, to use radio in
the VLF or ELF range. The radio signals ability to penetrate water
depends on the frequency and the salinity of the water. In the middle of
the Atlantic ocean, with a salinity of 3.2 %, a VLF signal will penetrate
down to a depth of 10-20 meter, barely periscope-depth for a modern large
scale submarine. In areas with less salinity, like the Mediterranean Sea
or in the brackish waters of the Baltic Sea, the same signal will be
possible to receive at a depth in excess of 40 meter. For submarines
operating deeper than this, the only solution for one-way communication
is an ELF link with frequencies below 3 kHz, to the surface.
As of today both the Russian Navy and the US Navy operate ELF
transmitters capable of communication with their respective submarines.
THE LOCATION OF ZEVS
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The Russian ELF transmitter Zevs, is located north/west of Murmansk - 69N
33E, at the Kola Peninsula in north-western Russia. In the Murmansk area
on Kola are the home port of the Russian Northern Fleet and a multitude
of other military installations, like the Russian Arctic Fleet Air-force
operating from the Olegonorsk airfield. One must assume that the Tu-142
MR (Bear J) "radio re translator" aircraft stationed at this airfield,
together with ZEVS and the RDL 18.1 / 21.10 kHz VLF transmitters are the
backbone of the ELF/VLF communication link between the Kremlin Op-Center
and the Russian nuclear-armed submarines.
To build and operate an ELF-transmitter is rather difficult and
expensive. The antenna system needs a lot of space and the transmitter
requires a small power plant of its own, but also the geological
conditions at the antenna site must be taken into consideration before
the building starts. The number one rule, for a successful ELF
transmitter site like Zevs and the US counterpart operating
at 76 Hz from the dual-antenna WMT (Wisconsin Transmitter Facility) and
MTF (Michigan Transmitter Facility) sites, are very low electrical ground
conductivity. This is a necessary feature, exclusive to ground based
ELF-transmitters,as opposed to all other kinds of radio transmitters,
which need good earth ground-plane connection for the antenna. A suitable
location for an ELF transmitter would therefore be in areas with not more
then a rather thin layer, only a couple of meters of sand or moréne
gravel, covering the base rock like igneous granite and metamorphic
gneiss. Areas to look for, are where the remnants of the very
old Precambrian mountain belts, are to be found close to the surface of
the earth.
In Canada and northern USA is the Canadian, also named the Laurentian
shield, covering an area of 4790000 sq km, portions of the shields
southern edge are exposed in northern Michigan and Wisconsin. Another
suitable location in the US is the Adirondacks in New York. In Europe are
similar suitable locations for ELF transmitters, to be found in areas
covered by the Baltic and the Caledonian shields. Like the Scandinavian
countries, where exposed portions of this European continental core is
easily found and in the western part of Russia, like on the Kola
Peninsula. Other suitable locations for ground based ELF transmitting
antennas are countries with geological remnants of long gone, eroded
mountain ranges, like in Scotland. GlenGarry Forest in Scotland
was intended as a location for a Royal Navy ELF transmitter operating on
72Hz, for communication with the Trident submarines. This project was
tested but the expenses contra efficiency was too high and after a
political debate, the GlenGarry ELF communication station turned into
history.
THE EXTREME LOW TRANSMISSION FREQUENCY
With a transmitted signal as low as 82 Hz or 0.000082 MHz (equals a
wavelength of 3658536.5 meter or 3658.5 km ), we are talking real long
waves. At the Zevs military operating frequency, the wavelength is more
than one quarter of the earths diameter. If you think your backyard is
too small for a half wavelength dipole-antenna at the 80 meter
radio-amateur band, try to imagine a half wave-length dipole-antenna at a
frequency as low as 82 Hz. At this extreme low frequency, the half
wavelength dipole antenna, would need to be 1829.25 km long,
this is longer then the distance Moscow-Berlin or London-Napoli in
Europa. And the 82 Hz dipole would need to be longer then the distance
between Miami-St.Louis or New York-New Orleans in North America. Even the
distance between Renato's QTH in Cumiana - Italy and mine here in Halden
- Norway, close to 1660 km, is shorter than a 82 Hz half-wave dipole .But
luckily for the designers of the ELF station Zevs, there is no need to
design and construct gigantic antennas like these very large theoretical
dipole antennas, to get a useful signal from the transmitter-site high
above the arctic-circle near Murmansk, to the Russian submarines deep
beneath the waves of the oceans. The solution to this gigantic ELF
antenna-problem, is in fact right under your feet.
THE KOLA PENINSULA TRANSMITTER FACILITY
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The Russian ELF transmitter Zevs, was detected during the early 1990's.
Radio noise measurement systems operated by Stanford University copied
the signals around the globe. The 82 Hz signal was even received at the
base at Arrival Height in Antarctic (78S 167W). At that time was there no
information available about ELF transmitters other then the US 76 Hz
system. Loads of articles and comments have been written about the USN
system while media coverage of Zevs' discovery is almost non-existent.
The Stanford University scientists, quickly assumed that the source for
the 82 Hz signal was in Russia. This logical deduction was based upon the
comparatively large signal strength of the 82 Hz transmission at
Søndrestrømfjord scientific station in Greenland and by
references to a Russian ELF transmitter in a novel (!!!) by Tom Clancy,
who has a reputation for accuracy in regard to defence matters. They also
predicted the construction and orientation of the transmitter antenna as
a long horizontal electric dipole, oriented in an approximate east/west
direction.
This has since been confirmed by Russian sources; the transmitter
consists of two swept-frequency generators of sinusoidal voltage and two
parallel horizontal grounded antennas, each about 60 km long. The
generators provide 200-300A currents in the antennas, in the frequency
range from 20 Hz to 250 Hz. But there is one correction to be made; the
two 60 km long antennas are NOT the antennas, but are in fact the feed
lines. The actual antenna is the earth itself. By building the antenna at
a location with a poor effective conductivity of the ground, and by
grounding the ends of the feed line / antenna, the signal is forced deep
down into the ground, making the earth itself the effective
radiating element. The feed lines of this giant antenna, look like
telegraph wires on poles from the old days. Down from the last pole at
the end of each antenna leg, there is a thick copper wire down to the
ground and installed deep in a bore hole, for the earth connection.
Calculations based on data collected back in 1990, also show that the 82
Hz Zevs ELF transmitter is 10 dB more powerful then the US Navy 76 Hz ELF
transmissions from the dual WMT/MTF sites. Because of the very low
efficiency, the effective radiated power is only a couple of Watts (!!)
but that is enough to secure near global coverage at these frequencies,
because the earth itself is the actual antenna.
TRANSMISSION MODE
The Zevs 82 Hz transmission is technically speaking, making use of a
minimum shifted carrier, MSK. This type of transmission mode, is in use
by nearly all modern submarine-communication VLF transmitter facilities.
What makes the mode of the ZEVS and similar ELF transmitters so unique,
is the very narrow frequency shift of the transmitter carrier, during the
message phase of the transmission.
The widest frequency shift observed, is in the narrow range 81 Hz to 83.3
Hz, at the start of a transmitted message! The carrier shift of only 2.3
Hz. makes up the difference in a mark and a space of the MSK signal. That
obviously calls for some rather sophisticated decoding software used by
the onboard communication computer system of the submarine. The ELF
carrier frequency is shifted from the normal carrier frequency of 82 Hz,
down to 81.6 Hz and up to 82.7 Hz, prior to this message. This is most
likely the 'message waiting' call function of the Russian ZEVS
transmitter.
ZEVS SIGNAL CODING AND DECODING
Even after reduction of both Russian and American nuclear weapons, there
are still enough atomic war heads, onboard submarines around the world,
to wipe us off this planet. To launch these missiles a code is needed.
The Zevs transmitters with their nearly worldwide coverage, make it
possible to send one-way messages to submerged Russian submarines, in
both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
Using ELF transmitters like Zevs, nuclear powered submarines can stay
under water at operational depth with operational speed for weeks and
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months, out of sight of the enemy. The easiest way to contact a deep
submerged submarine, is to use the carrier of the ELF transmitter as a
doorbell. The captain's orders for the mission, received at the home
port, ordering him to take the submarine to a pre-defined location and
stay there for a specific time, if an ELF signal with the right frequency
is not detected by the computer on board the submarine. If such a signal
is detected, several actions are taken. A possible scenario is to bring
the sub from the secure deep waters to more shallow water in order to
receive new orders on standard communications frequencies, ranging from
VLF to satellite.
This can be done by launching the ELF/VLF communication buoy, which makes
it possible to receive radio messages, target designation data and
satellite navigation signals while remaining at a reasonable safe depth.
Russian submarines like the type 667 'DELTA' have two of these floating
communication buoys. Or with increased risk of being detected, the
captain might take the submarine up to periscope depth and make use of
satellite or other high data rate communication. To make use of Zev's
full potential as a one-way, but worldwide, communication tool, require
some slightly more sophisticated message coding.
ELF transmissions make use of a very slow data rate, this combined with
high natural noise-levels at the frequencies used, put special demand on
the coding used for the message. Attack orders like: 'fire ballistic
missile 2,4,6,8 with pre-programmed address and ballistic missiles
1,3,5,7 redirected to 59.8;12N 11.23;55E (my QTH !) are not very
likely, as this will cause an irreversible effect if it was NOT the
intended message, but something incorrectly decoded by the communication
computer on board the submarine. With a transmission format using only a
single three letter code and repeating this single code before the
15 minute message segment of an ELF transmission, it would still be
possible to signal some 35937 different codes (33x33x33=35937) when the
33 letter Russian alphabet is used. The coded message sent is a repeated,
error correcting code.
The bit rate is a few bits per minute repeated until enough data is
accumulated to let the receiver decide if a letter has been received
successfully. At the end of the message segment it is expected that three
correct characters in the codeword have completed the 'journey' from the
ZEVS transmitter to the submarine.
In the early 1990's the Zevs transmitter was at several times observed
using telegraphy and Morse code. If the Russians still use this mode and
code, the same rules apply for this type of communication. The length of
each dash or dot is of course very long, compared to normal speed Morse as heard on the radio amateur bands. Instead of keying the carrier on and
off, it would be beneficial for the quality of the transmission to use
frequency shift in the transmitted carrier instead. For an example on how
this works tune to MKL, an LF transmitter, operating at 82.75 kHz from
Kinloss in Scotland, MKL uses this mode and code for the TAFS (weather
forecast / report) transmission on the hour, every hour.
NON-MILITARY USE OF THE ZEVS TRANSMITTER
Contrary to the US dual WTF / MTF facility, the CIS ELF transmitter Zevs
at the Kola peninsula, is not exclusively used for military communication
purposes.
The ELF electromagnetic waves do not only penetrate water but also the
ground to great depths. This property is used for geophysical research.
Electromagnetic sounding and monitoring of the earths crust was in 1994
performed by Earth Crust Institute of St. Petersburg and the Geological
Institute of the Kola Science Center. Frequencies used were in the range
31-166 Hz and high resolutions of signals could be measured up to several
thousand of kilometers from the source.
From 1995 and onwards the Zevs transmitter has been used in various
research projects connected with seismic activity monitoring. Precursors
like variations in rock conductance and ionosphere disturbance are
important early warning signals for earthquake preparation. The use of
the 82 Hz Zevs carrier provides a higher accuracy of measurements, making
it possible to extract data from very deep soundings not earlier possible
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by using standard sources of pulsed electro-magnetic field. In Northern
Caucasus, at 2700 km from the Kola Peninsula, is the 82 Hz field strong
enough to make confident measurements using standard wideband ACF-2
instruments for audiomagnetotellurics (AMT) soundings. Closer to
Kola, at distances of 'only' 950 km on the Karelia isthmus is the 82 Hz
ELF signal used for collecting correlation data for the vertical tide
deformation of the earth surface. This deformation also causes changes in
the earth's conductivity, in the same way as before an earthquake. This
normal deformation correction data, of up to 20 cm at the Karelia
test-site (but up to 60 cm tidal deformation is normal at the equator),
is necessary to effectively analyse early warning signals before a
possible earth quake. China has used this promising method for earthquake
detection, during the experimental studies by the Institute of
Geology, China Seismological Bureau in Beijing and the St. Petersburg
State University in Russia, at several test-sites in the vicinity of
Beijing, Baodi and Jixian in northern China.
ELF, AN OFTEN USED AND MISUSED PHRASE
Search for ELF on the web and you get quite a number of hits, directing
you from small fairies and elves, via a French oil company, to the
wildest histories about death rays, mind control and electronic warfare.
Electromagnetic radiation with frequencies in the ELF range, might of
course like all electromagnetic radiation, seriously damage your health.
If the field is strong enough, if you have been exposed to an
electromagnetic field too long. If.. if... I do not say that the ELF
doomsday prophets and activists are wrong. The human body is full of
electrical signals on several different frequencies, all of a non-natural
nature caused by the TV, cellular phones, military transmissions, mains
and electrical fields etc. from all the other electrical gadgets we
humans all like to use and worship, will of course interact with those
natural occurring signals. A well known authority in this field is once
quoted like this: 'The human body is an electrically conducting fluid'
just a big sack of salty water. Any fluctuating magnetic field in a
conductive fluid sets up electric currents.' This is supposed to have an
effect on the natural electro biological signals in the human body. How
this will affect the human race in the long term, we do not know.
Whenever an unknown transmission is detected, lots of people immediately
shout that it is HAARP, which apparently is a synonym for 'Big Evil'. HF
Over The Horizon Radars, OTHRs, are no ELF transmitters. The same applies
to ionospheric heaters like Eiscat and HAARP. Their ELF signal is a
secondary product of an HF transmission. When a 2.2 Hz transmission was
logged the question arose where he gigantic 2.2 Hz antenna could be
located. With transmitters like HAARP, that modulate the polar electro
jet with ELF frequencies, the 2.2 Hz antenna question has been answered
because not only the earth but also the atmosphere acts as radiating
element. The HAARP transmitter facility at Gakona in Alaska is using
this effect for (test) transmissions at 2.2 Hz to US submarines.
SUGGESTED READING / SOURCES:
Antony C. Fraser-Smith: Reception of ELF signals at antipodal distances.
Tom Clancy: The Hunt for Red October. Gerd Klawitter et al: Langwellen
und Langstwellenfunk. www.fas.org : various articles regarding ELF and
defence matters. Jerry Proc: Operating at ELF Frequencies.www.istc.ru :
example of non-military use of Zevs. M.L Burrows: ELF communication
antennas. THE WORLD WIDE WEB for a multitude of interesting ELF related
articles.
Thanks to:
Renato Romero, Väinö Lehtorantha, Manfred Kerckhoff and Dave Oxnard For
valuable information and great inspiration.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: RDL - RUSSIAN NAVY HQ MOSCOW
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Trond mentioned RDL in his ZEVS article. He copied some nice stuff from
this station lately. Here is his report:
- RDL on 18.1 kHz; unid transmitter site.
Mode: Morse uuu rdl rdl rl i i i i i i rdl rdl rdl 13967 26223 13967
26223 13967 26223 k(with error and most likely hand keyed !, 24 WPM, even
the error message was keyed wrong! it should have been .. .. .. .. ( = 4
x "i" not 6 x "i" )
Mode: Morse u rdl rdl rdl t538t8t839 t538t8t839 t538t8t839 k ( normal
speed, ~21WPM )Mode: Bee/36-50 75 Hz idling and several messages
Bearing was 130 degrees from here (QTH 59.8.12N 11.23.55E) for all the
above listed transmissions, indicating a possibly new transmitter site,
Kaliningrad.
But only some RDF, will give us the correct answer.
RLO was also very active on 18.1 with transmissions from their site at
Ryazan, south-east of Moscow. More interesting though, was the appearance
of the unid RDL transmitter at 27.35 kHz. Here is an extract, of what has
been monitored:
- RDL on 27.35 kHz; unid transmitter site.
Mode:
Mode:
Mode:
Mode:
Bee/36-50 75 Hz. Heavy QRM
Morse. QRM
A0/F1B 75 Hz. Test transmission
F1B very narrow shift; two channels; possibly //18.3 kHz
<<<<<>>>>>
::: NDB's - Aero Navigation Long wave Beacons in Greece
compiled by Costas
Location
ID
kHz
Auth. LAT
LONG
Range Type
Status
---------------------------------------------------------------------Aigina
EGN
382
CAA
3745N 2325E
50 NDB
Note 3
Aleksandreia
GDA
394
Army
4039N 2246E
50 NDB
Aleksandroupoli ALP
351
CAA
4051N 2556E
25 L
Andravida
AML
367
HAF
3746N 2120E
100 NDB
Astypalaia
ATL
422
CAA
3634N 2622E
25 L
Athens/Glyfada
HN
294
CAA
3752N 2344E
25 LM
Note 3
Athens/Kavouri
HK
275
CAA
3749N 2346E
25 LO
Note 3
Chania/Souda Bay SUD
409
HAF
3531N 2409E
200 NDB
Chios
HIO
299
CAA
3820N 2608E
80 NDB
Dekelia/Tatoi
DEK
388
HAF
3806N 2346E
50 NDB
Inactive
Elefsis
ELF
418
HAF
3804N 2333E
50 NDB
Epitalio
EPI
401
CAA
3737N 2130E
25 L
"FISKA"
FIS
314
CAA
4105N 2259E
40 L
Ikaria
IKA
322
CAA
3741N 2620E
25 L
Ioannina
IOA
340
CAA
3942N 2049E
50 NDB
Iraklio/Kazantz HER
431
CAA
3520N 2510E
25 L
Kalamata
KTA
348
HAF
3703N 2201E
100 NDB
Karistos
KRS
285
CAA
3800N 2425E
50 NDB
Karpathos
KRC
314
CAA
3525N 2709E
25 L
Kastelorizo
KZO
416
CAA
3608N 2934E
25 L
Kastoria
KSO
372
CAA
4026N 2116E
25 L
Kavala
KHR
327
CAA
4055N 2438E
25 L
Kavouri
KVR
357
CAA
3748N 2345E
200 NDB
Note 3
Kefalinia
KEF
318
CAA
3807N 2030E
25 L
Kerkyra
KEK
403
CAA
3935N 1954E
25 L
Kithira
KIT
372
CAA
3616N 2300E
25 L
Korinthos
KOR
392
CAA
3756N 2256E
50 NDB
Note 3
Kos
KOS
311
CAA
3637N 2706E
25 L
Kozani
KZN
291
CAA
4017N 2150E
50 NDB
Larissa
LSA
362
HAF
3938N 2227E
100 NDB
Leros
LRO
419
CAA
3711N 2648E
25 L
Lesvos
LVO
397
CAA
3903N 2636E
25 L
Limnos
LIO
429
CAA
3955N 2514E
150 NDB
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Marathon
Megara
Mikonos
Milos
Naxos
Nea Anchialos
Paros
Preveza/Action
Rodos/Diagoras
Samos
Santorini
Skiathos
Sounion
Stefanovikion
Syros
Tanagra
Thessaloniki
Zakinthos
MAR
MGR
MKO
MLO
NXO
NAN
PAO
PRV
ROS
SMO
THR
SKC
SUN
STF
SYR
TNG
THS
ZAT
422
405
401
378
326
335
386
353
339
375
307
326
319
522
417
303
345
326
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3809N 2401E
3800N 2323E
3726N 2520E
3642N 2428E
3704N 2522E
3913N 2248E
3700N 2507E
3855N 2046E
3625N 2807E
3741N 2635E
3624N 2528E
CAA
3910N 2330E
CAA
3740N 3402E
Army
3928N 2245E
CAA
3725N 2456E
HAF
2820N 2343E
CAA
4027N 2259E
CAA
3745N 2053E
CAA
Army
CAA
CAA
CAA
HAF
CAA
HAF
CAA
CAA
25
80
25
25
25
100
25
50
25
80
80
25
50
L
NDB
L
L
L
NDB
L
NDB
L
NDB
NDB
L
NDB
L
L
50 NDB
80 NDB
25 L
Note 1
Inactive
Inactive
Note 2
The 4th column indicates the owner/operator: HAF: Hellenic Air Force,CAA:
Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority, Army: Greek Army, HN: Hellenic Navy,
Munic: Municipal airport.
The 8th column indicates the type of the transmitter: NDB: On-route Non
Directional Beacon, L: Locator Marker, LO: Locator Marker (outer), LM:
Locator Marker (middle). The range is in nautical miles.
Some beacons are still listed in the Supplements but they are not active.
These are marked with the word "Inactive" in the 9th column.
The official frequency allocation for the long wave beacon band in Greece
is the following:
Freq. (kHz)
Services
Details
---------------------------------------------------------------255 - 283.5
AER RN
(shared with LW broadcasters)
283.5 - 315
MAR RN, AER RN
315 - 325
AER RN
325 - 405
AER RN
405 - 415
RN
410 kHz: Radio DF
415 - 435
MAR MOB, AER RN
Military
435 - 525.5
MAR MOB
(incl. NAVTEX 518 kHz)
NOTE 1: The Greek government intended to close Marathon Airport [LGMR] in
November 2000 and convert it to a sports center, after pressure from the
operators of the new Athens International Airport at Spatta.
NOTE 2: While Tanagra NDB no longer exists, it is still used as a
reporting point and the Civil Aviation Authority simply advertises it
with NOTAM as "temporarily out of order".
Note 3: These beacons are used for approach and departure procedures to
the existing Athens International Airport LGAT, which closed on 1 March
2001.
Therefore it is expected that some of them shall be decommissioned. Some
of them must remain active to serve Elefsis Air Base LGEL.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: I AM LOOKING FOR......
Trond Jacobsen <[email protected]> writes that he has heard a
very narrow shifted carrier ( < 3 Hz ) at dusk and dawn. The MSK signal
is using a data-transfer rate of only a couple bits per minute. The unid
carrier is not part of the known Russian or US ELF transmissions on 82 Hz
and 76 Hz.
Trond suspects that the station transmits either tests or that it is part
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of some tethered antenna experiment. The transmissions carry data. While
browsing through the WUN logs he noticed a log from Shuan Brennan who
submitted a rather cryptic log in October 2000:
9.0 14:
26
12
6
6/2 Yes its 50 ( 03/oct/2000 )
As this might be the same signal that Trond investigates he would like to
get in contact with Shuan or anyone else who knows more about it or who
is willing to participate in a DF session.
------------------------------------------------------WUN UTILITIES LOGGINGS COLUMN
March
2001.
Jim Dunnett:
Simon Denneen:
Graeme Bartlett:
Bob Yellen:
A-E U-Z ([email protected])
K-O
Ladies & Gentlemen of WUN
I would like to thank you all for your patience and forebearance while
I tried to get the logs column correct. Special thanks must go to
Day Watson for his help in finding out what I was doing wrong.
I hope this logs column will be correct for the first time, if not
I am already in the tall building I threatened to jump from (I think
7 floors should be sufficient).
Thank you
00011.1 ?: Russian 1640 USB / Russian Radio Telephone ?
(24/Feb/2001)(Howard)
00016.0 GBR: Rugby UK 1750 F1B 85 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00016.4 JXN: NATO COMSUBLANT Noviken, Norway 1117 F1B 200 Hz
(20/feb/2001)(TJ)
00016.4 JXN: NATO COMSUBLANT Noviken, Norway 1908 F1B 200 Hz
(18/feb/2001)(TJ)
00017.8 unid: poss US TACAMO 2025 F1B 50 Hz 50 baud (end of txm 2029)
(21/feb/2001)(TJ)
00018.1 RDL: CIS MIL (poss Molodechno tx site, Belarus) 2014 F1B 85 Hz
carrier shift tests (21/feb/2001)(TJ)
00018.1 RDL: CIS MIL High Command Moskva, unid tx site 0847 A1A/A1Bmorse:
uuu rdl rdl rl i i i i i i rdl rdl rdl 13967 26223 13967 26223
13967 26223 k ( with error and most likely handkeyed !, 24 WPM,
even the error message are keyed wrong ! it should have been ..
..
.. .. ( = 4 x "i" not 6 x "i" )(09/mar/2001)(TJ)
00018.1 RDL: CIS MIL High Command Moskva, unid tx site 0848 A1A
morse:urdl
rdl rdl t538t8t839 t538t8t839 t538t8t839 k ( normal speed, ~21WPM
)
(09/mar/2001)(TJ)
00018.1 RDL: CIS MIL High Command Moskva, unid tx site 0849 F1B Bee/36-50
75 Hz: idling and several messages, started 1 minute delayed due
to
previous morse EAM's (09/mar/2001)(TJ)
00018.1 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Krasnodar tx site, Russia 1454 F1B
Bee/36-50 (simulcasting with 21.1 kHz )(20/feb/2001)(TJ)
Bee/36-50 85 Hz (19/feb/2001)(TJ)
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00018.1
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00018.2
00018.2
00018.2
00018.3
00018.6
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Bee/36-50 85 Hz (19/feb/2001)(TJ)
RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Krasnodar tx site, Russia 1648 F1B
Bee/36-50 85 Hz (19/feb/2001)(TJ)
Bee/36-50 85 Hz (19/feb/2001)(TJ)
Bee/36-50 85 Hz (simulcasting with 21.1 kHz) (19/feb/2001)(TJ)
RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Krasnodar tx site, Russia, 1731 F1B 85
Hz shift test (19/feb/2001)(TJ)
RDL: CIS MIL Krasnodar Russia 1751 F1B (Bee 36-50) 85
Hz(4/feb/2001)(TJ)
VTX3: Indian Navy, Vijayanarayanam India, 1115 A0 test,
(20/feb/2001)(TJ)
VTX3: Indian Navy, Vijayanarayanam India, 1116 A1A/A1B ID channel
marker, (20/feb/2001)(TJ)
VTX3: Indian Navy, Vijayanarayanam India, 1838 A1A/A1B (19.1WPM)
(21/feb/2001)(TJ)
HWU: Le Blanc France 1751 F1B 200 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
unid: unid location / bearing 85°/265° 1341 A0 ( carrier stopped
1344 ) (19/feb/2001)(TJ)
00018.6 unid: unid location / bearing 85°/265° 1628 A0 ( carrier stopped
at
1640 ) (19/feb/2001)(TJ)
00018.6 unid: unid location / bearing 85°/265° 1649 A0 ( start at 1649
/stop at 171055 ) (19/feb/2001)(TJ)
00018.6 unid: unid location / bearing 85°/265° 1726 A0 ( start at 1726
/stop at 173655 ) (19/feb/2001)(TJ)
00018.7 unid: unid location / bearing 80°/260° 1442 F1B Bee/36-50 85 Hz
idling (14/feb/2001)(TJ)
00019.6 GQD: Anthorn UK 1753 F1B 85 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00020.5 RJH63: Russian timesignal, Krasnodar, Russia 1131 A0 (1136 F1B
100
Hz) (20/feb/2001)(TJ)
00020.9 HWU: Le Blanc France 1754 F1B 200 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00021.1 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Tashkent tx site, Uzbekistan 1454
Bee/36-50 (simulcasting with 18.1 kHz) (20/feb/2001)(TJ)
00021.1 RDL: CIS MIL Nizhniy Novgorod Russia 1754 (Bee 36-50) 85 Hz
(4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00021.10 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, unid tx site, Russia 2150 F1B
Bee/36-50
85 Hz (simulcasting with 18.1 kHz) (19/feb/2001)(TJ)
00022.2 JJI: Ebino Japan 1830 F1B 85 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00022.2 JJI: Ebino, Japan 1904 F1B 85 Hz ( weak, but visible using GRAM)
(18/feb/2001)(TJ)
00023.0 RJH63: Russian timesignal, Krasnodar, Russia 1126-1127 A0 (phase
adjust problems ) (20/feb/2001)(TJ)
00023.0 RJH66: Bishkek Kyrgyzstan 0438 A0 (Russian VLF time signal)
(19/feb/2001)(TJ)
00023.4 DHO38: Saterland-Ramsloh Germany 1759 F1B 170 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00024.0 NAA: Cutler Maine USA 1759 F1B 170 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00025.1 RJH63: Russian timesignal, Krasnodar, Russia 1122 A0
(20/feb/2001)(TJ)
00025.5 RJH63: Russian timesignal, Krasnodar, Russia 1123 A0
(20/feb/2001)(TJ)
00025.5 RJH66: Bishkek Kyrgyzstan 0431 A0 (Russian VLF time signal)
(19/feb/2001)(TJ)
00026.4 unid: unid (NATO TACAMO?) F1B 200Hz 1123 (short txm, stop at 1125
)
(11/feb/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command Moskva, Russia, 0017 F1B Bee/36-50 75
Hz
(07/mar/2001)(TJ)
Hz
heavy QRM (06/mar/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command Moskva, Russia, 0918 F1B very narrow
shift / two channels / possibly simulcast on 18.3 kHz QRM
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Hz
(06/mar/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command Moskva, Russia, 1208 A1A morse QRM
(06/mar/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command Moskva, Russia, 1227 A1A morse QRM
(06/mar/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command Moskva, Russia, 1228 A0/F1B 75 Hz test
txm (06/mar/2001)(TJ)
Hz
(06/mar/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Russia 0518 Bee/36-50 85 Hz idling
(10/feb/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Russia 0903 A1A/A1B morse ((noise)
123494 )(14/feb/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Russia 0957 Bee/36-50 85 Hz (pause
1003-1011, stop at 1025 ) (11/feb/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Russia 1047 (!) Bee/36-50 85 Hz
(pause
1006-1120, stop at 1128 ) (11/feb/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Russia 1327 A1A/A1B morse (( rdl rdl
rdl h (noise) 55 mtd (.._._) t6 k 0 (long zero))
(14/feb/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Russia 1657 Bee/36-50 85 Hz (start of
txm ) (10/feb/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Russia 2049 A1A/A1B morse ((noise)rdl
rdl 37633 2372 e) (14/feb/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Russia 2050 A1A/A1B morse ((noise)72t
37633 2372 t k )(14/feb/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Russia 2054 A1A/F1B morse((noise)rdl
rdl (noise ))(14/feb/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Russia 2110 Bee/36-50 85 Hz off at
2126
(09/feb/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Russia 2157 Bee/36-50 85 Hz off at
2227
(09/feb/2001)(TJ)
00027.35 RDL: CIS MIL High Command, Russia 2257 Bee/36-50 85 Hz
(09/feb/2001)(TJ)
00037.5 NRK: US Navy Keflavik Iceland 1800 F1B 170 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00038.0 SRC: Swedish Navy (Ruda transmitter site) 1800 A1A / F1B 200 Hz
(4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00038.0 SRC: Swedish Navy (Ruda transmitter site) 1854 F1B 200 Hz
(4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00038.0 SRC: Swedish Navy, Ruda tx site, Sweden 1843 A1A/A1B (19.1WPM)
(21/feb/2001)(TJ)
00045.9 NSY: Nato Niscemi Italy 1857 F1B 170 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00049.0 SXA: Agia Marina Attica Greece 1900 F1B 170 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00050.0 UNID: very weak carrier 1907 poss RTZ Irkutzk Russia CIS
timesignal
(4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00051.95 GYW1: Crimmond UK1902 F1B 85 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00053.0 DHJ59: Ny Wilhelmshafen Germany 1903 F1B 85 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00053.4 TBG: Cannakale Turkey 1903 F1B 85 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00060.0 MSF: Rugby UK 1903 timesignal (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00061.8 UNID: 1920 F1B 85 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00065.8 FUE: Brest France 1920 F1B 170 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00066.66 RBU: Moskva Russia 1921 CIS timesignal (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00068.0 GYB20: Rugby UK 1919 F1B 85 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00068.9 UNID: 2158 MSK very weak (24/jan/2001) (TJ)
00075.0 HBG: Prangins Switzerland 1921 timesignal (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00077.5 DCF77: Manflingen Germany 1921 timesignal (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00081.0 GYN2: London UK 1917 F1B 85 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00082.75 MKL: Kinloss Scotland 1919 F1B 85 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00087.0 Unid: Royal Navy ? 1121 F1B 85 Hz (08/mar/2001)(TJ)
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00087.4 Unid: Royal Navy ? 1121 A0 / F1X (idle on mark, brief toggle to
space, every 8 seconds) (08/mar/2001)(TJ)
00087.4 Unid: Royal Navy ? 1357 A0/A1X (185 mSec long pulse with 85 Hz
shift, every 8 seconds) (05/mar/2001)(TJ)
00118.8 GYE: London UK 1917 F1B 85 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00122.5 DCF42: Mainflingen Germany 1918 carrier pilot DGPS
(4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00123.7 DCF42 Mainflingen Germany 1918 (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00125.0 UNID: 1918 ( two 85 Hz spaced continous carriers )
(4/feb/201)(TJ)
00129.1 DCF49: Mainflingen Germany 1925 (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00129.8 UNID: 2214 MSK very strong (24/jan/2001) (TJ)
00129.8 UNID: unid 1925 F1B 85 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00131.8 UNID: DATATRAK 1926 (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00135.1 UNID: 1926 carrier only ( frequent ) (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00135.7 SVX: Sparta Greece 1927 F1B (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00140.6 UNID: 1929 carrier only (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00147.3 DDH47: Hamburg Germany 1930 F1B 85 Hz (4/feb/2001)(TJ)
00287.0 493: Koblenz D 0650 DGPS-MSK 200 id=493. Only msg types 3 and 9
seen. Experimental station (10 Mar) (KB)
00288.0 500: Faerder NOR 0700 DGPS-MSK 100 id=810. Complete type 1's and
first type 5's I have ever seen (10 Mar) (KB)
00292.5 411: Reykjanes ISL? 2120 DGPS-MSK 100 Only few uncorrupted type 9
msgs (not type 1 as stated in 1999 ALRS Vol. 8) Decoder insists
on
id=411(10 Mar) (KB)
00294.0 407: Unid DGPS FIN? 1808 DGPS-MSK 200 type 9 (9 Mar) (KB)
00297.5 330: Pointe de Barfleur F 1810 DGPS-MSK 100 Transmitted id=460.
Few
uncorrupted type 1 msgs (10 Mar) (KB)
00298.0 445: DGPS Maentyluoto FIN 2005 DGPS-MSK 200 At Times fair sync
(9 Mar) (KB)
00298.5 453: Skagen DNK 2040 DGPS-MSK 100 id=710. Weakest DGPS signal
from
Skagerrak/Kattegat area (10 Mar) (KB)
00300.0 513: Skomvaer NOR? 2112 DGPS-MSK 100 Id=823 but twice the
distance
than to Utvaer, NOR on same freq (10 Mar) (KB)
00301.0 503: DGPS Lista NOR 1935 DGPS-MSK 100 Id = ref stn no 813. At
times
fair sync with type 1 msgs (9 Mar) (KB)
00302.5 447: Flamborough Head G 1655 DGPS-MSK 100 id=687. Type 9 msgs.
3/6/7/16 also seen, but not decoded (10 Mar) (KB)
00304.0 445: DGPS Sumburgh Head Shetland Is G 2015 DGPS-MSK 100. Id'ing
with ref stn no 685 (9 Mar) (KB)
00304.5 535: DGPS Klaipeda LTU 1925 DGPS-MSK 200 (9 Mar) (KB)
00305.5 469: DGPS Sisjoen S 1758 DGPS-MSK 200. New stn. At times
error-free
type 9 sequences. "Unid" of 6/Mar (9 Mar) (KB)
00305.5 469: Unid Swedish DGPS 1215 DGPS-MSK 200. Type 7 refers to
Kullen/S, Skagen/DNK & Faerder/NOR, but own location given as
0n00
0e00.Type 3 says 53n37 11e59 (6 Mar) (KB)
00306.5 462: Jaernaes S 2108 DGPS-MSK 200 id=462. (10 Mar) (KB)
00307.0 505: Utsira NOR 2125 DGPS-MSK 100 id=815. Lengthy type 1 msgs
with
9, later 8 sats (10 Mar) (KB)
00307.5 RS: NDB Risna EST 1740 08/Mar/01 CW Marine NDB (8 Mar) (KB)
00310.5 448: North Foreland G 2045 DGPS-MSK 100 id=688 (10 Mar) (KB)
00311.0 446: Girdle Ness G 2130 DGPS-MSK 100 id=686 (10 Mar) (KB)
00313.0 492: DGPS Helgoland D 1755 DGPS-MSK 200 Type 7 still refering to
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491/Wustrow,Baltic, rather than to North Sea neighbour beacons in
DNK and HOL (9 Mar) (KB)
00313.5 460: DGPS Holmsjoe S 1750 DGPS-MSK 200 New stn. Occasionally
errorfree type 9 msgs (9 Mar) (KB)
00314.5 491: DGPS Wustrow D 1740 DGPS-MSK 200 Type 7 refers to
492/Helgoland, not to Baltic neighbours (9 Mar) (KB)
00444.0 IDC: CagliariRadio I 2350 CW MIBs in Italian. (24 Feb) (RGA)
00447.0 AAW: UNID 1530 CW / NDB from ??? (25/Feb/2001) (Argo Sicily)
00447.0 ICB: Genova Radio 2245 CW / Bollettino del Mare (Naval warnings)
00447.0 ICB: GenovaRadio I 2345 CW Local MIBs in Italian. (24 Feb) (RGA)
00490.0 E: CORSEN ? 1700 fec 100/E/170 Hdr missed, wx in FF. (If active
s/b
Monsanto in Portuguese at this time) (10/Mar)(DW)
00518.0 EAV: X:ValenciaRadio SPA 2355 FEC/100/170 EE MIBs for Spanish
waters. (24 Feb) (RGA)
00518.0 EJM: Malin Head(Q) MRSC IRL 2241 FEC/100/170 Meteo Eireann wx
fcast. (28 Feb) (RGA)
00518.0 GCC: Cullercoats Radio [G] 1700 SITOR-B, navarea 01 msgs, riglist(06 March 01) (HPT)
00518.0 JBR: NDB Juszbereny HNG 0014 CW Weak. (8 Mar) (RGA)
00518.0 SVK: K:KerkyraRadio GRC 2144 FEC/100/170 MIBs. (28 Feb) (RGA)
00518.0 TFA: R:ReykjavikRadio ICE 2251 FEC/100/170 Wx fcast. (28 Feb)
(RGA)
00518.0 W: CROSS La Garde FRA 2348 FEC/100/170 MIBs. (7 Mar) (RGA)
00518.0 ZSC: Capetown R 1225 fec Navtex (23/Jan/01) (RH2)
00518.0 ZSC: Capetown R/Hydrosan 1821 fec Posn of 12 Diamond Mining
Vessels
off Namibian coast. Keep 2000m clear!! (18/Feb/01) (RH2)
00528.0 X: Cabo de la Nao 2355 sitor B / "ZCZC XA39 ... Naval Warnings
(03/Mar/2001) (Argo Sicily)
00583.0 RMP: Navy Kaliningrad 1700 CW plain msg parallel on 3181 and
4079.
Tnx B. (6 Mar) (KB)
01755.0 EAO: 18.20 EAO E USB 1 M Palma radio nav wrng, after ann on
2182khz, signal on 2182 was much better as on 1755. 16/Jan/01
(BV)
01770.0 G: 05.06 G USB 3 M Shetland cg wx 16/Jan/01 (BV)
01770.0 Shetland CG 2110 USB E wx (08 March)(HPT)
01794.0 SPO: Szczecin Radio 1800 USB E navs (10 March 01) (HPT)
02182.0 Cross Mede: 17.50 F USB 2 M Cross Mede FF ann 16/Jen/01 (BV)
02182.0 LZW: Varna Radio 1904 USB E QSY 3740 (09 March 01) (HPT)
02182.0 M/V Viking Defender: 18.52 INT USB 2 M Mv Viking Defender clg
mv
Grampiam Pride qsy 2306khz 16/Jan/01 (BV)
02182.0 SPO: Szczecin Radio 1800 USB E QSY 1794 (10 March 01) (HPT)
02182.0 SVU: Olympia Radio 2134 USB Greek/E wx, protest from UNID
station,(06 March 01) (HPT)
02204.0 PBB: 13.04 PBB HOL USB 2 M Dutch Navy Den Helder pp with unid
navy
vessel 17/Jan/01 (BV)
02204.0 PBB: RNethN Den Helder 1252 USB pp with HRMS van Nes about
technical problems. (16 Mar) (BA)
02204.0 PBB: RNethN Den Helder 1341 USB pp with HRMS Buyskens.
(16 Mar)(BA)
02284.0 RHIANNON: Botany Bay Gamefishing Club 0453 USB conducting sked
with
vessels SPINDRIFT, MARQUIS,LIQUIDATOR, BLUE DEVIL, SEA STAR &
GUNNER(14/Jan/01) (SD)
02484.0 OSU: Ostende Radio 1930 USB E, wkg. vessel GCVM QSX 3178
(09 March01) (HPT)
02582.0 VBA:
Coastal Station-Thunder Bay (VBA): 0039 USB w/EE MIB.
(18/JAN/01)(RP3)
02590.0 SVN: Olympia Radio 2245 USB / YL read navigation warning in EE
02598.0 VCM: Canadian Coast Guard St. Anthony 0907 USB w/MIB.
(12/Jan/01)(MADX)
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02608.4 RFFLRE: FN Toulon 2305 rtty 75/850 "rfflre ... test ..."
02643.7 SPS: Witowo Radio Poland1744 A1A ID with de SPS/TOR k
(19/jan/2002)(TJ)
02676.0 VMR215: Royal Volunteer Coastal Patrol 0450 USB w/ GOSFORD clg
SYDNEY w/ no joy (14/Jan/01) (SD)
02676.0 VMR216: Royal Volunteer Coastal Patrol 0451 USB w/ LAKE MACQUARIE
icw NEWCASTLE passing advice on enroute tfc (14/Jan/01) (SD)
02749.0 VCO:
Coastal Station-Sydney (VCO): 0041 USB w/EE MIB.
(18/Jan/01)(RP3)
02750.0 Unid: 20.26 INT USB 3 M Unid Dutch Fisherman, tlks in Dutch abt
Fishries Control 17/Jan/01 (BV)
02752.9 PFC: 18.11 PFC HOL USB 3 1 A NAS De Kooy ww Navy 614 operations
normal, visability 5 miles 17/an/01 (BV)
02787.0 FUE: 2040 RTTY/75 Testing (14 Mar) (PLW)
02829.5 SPB: SZCZECIN RADIO 1930 fec 100/E/170 Shippress in Polish
(02/Mar)(DW)
02830.0 SVU: Olympia Radio 2134 USB Greek/E wx (on Kerkira QRG!, it seems
that Kerkira is also remotely controlled) (06 March 01) (HPT)
02840.7 DBPG: 13,53 DBPG INT ARQ 100 100 R German cg vessel Mellum sc
qdpt
login 89440 dbpg x pos report 21/Jan/01 (BV)
02840.7 DBPG: 17.55 DBPG INT ARQ 100 100 R German cg vessel Mellum sc
qdpt
login 89440 dbpg x nabend cux, sind 2,5 s, sw - lich der tg 15
und
auf se-kurs.16/Jan/01 (BV) 02840.7 DLGZ: 18.04 DLGZ INT ARQ 100
100
R German cg vessel BG21 pos 16/Jan/01 (BV)
03010.0 Unid: 18.05 INT USB 2 M Unid voice encrypted
navy? Fishing
boats? 17/Jan/01 (BV)
03012.0 Unid: 13.06 INT USB 2 M Unid Dutch simplex male comms,
fisherman? 18/Jan/01 (BV)
03100.0 QCT: Unid 1729 CW qct qct qct (rptd 5 minutes, speed 50 symbols
pm)
qct qct qct qct qct qct (100 spm) 63906 10/// 00679 ///// /////
47868 10/// 00880 ///// ///// 2899/ 00/// 51080 ///// ///// (etc)
(Ends) = qru qru qru sk qct (13 Mar) (IB)
03128.0 PBV: Royal Neth Navy Valkenburg RTTY/??/??? w/RTTY message.
Simulcast 3128.(15/03/01) (PD)
03137.0 240070: USAF C-17A 940070 1920 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding
(22-02-01)(AB)
03137.0 491948: KC-10 79-1948 0637 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (18 Mar) (SA)
03137.0 537995: KC-135 63-7995 0457 ALE/USB Wkg HIK (2 Mar) (SA)
03137.0 CRO: 0533 ALE/USB Wkg 170029 C-5 87-0029 (18 Mar) (SA)
03137.0 E30577:SHUCK-94 E-3 78-0577 1635 ALE/USB Wkg CRO w/ALE initiated
PP
to ?? to much qrm.[AMD]CCCCD8,3128842011NNNN (18 Mar) (SA)
03137.0 PLA: 0622 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for radio check (15 Mar) (SA)
03167.0 Mike: 0135 w/Tango Zulu in probable Link-11 net.
03192.0 RMP: CIS navy baltic fleet Kaliningrad 1755 A1A reo reo reo de
rmp
rmp (27/jan/2001)(TJ)
03244.0 #’s: QTH? 1016z Feb 21, 2001 CW 5L groups [SN]
03261.5 "KSMR": Kentucky State Militia Radio 0404 USB / Major Anderson
wkg
the listeners after broadcast sign-off. (14March2001) (Midwest
USA)
03270.0 KPA2: E10 2218 AM / YL ID: "KAP2..." (28/Feb/2001) (Argo Sicily)
03298.0 : Unid 1815 CW Very strange 5FGs text. Reform into 4LGs gives
256block symbols:..... johbf cazem sxuyr qjohb fnltp mvxuk rqjoh
bicez
wmvxu gives johb fcaz emsx uyrq johb fnlt pmvx ukrq and so on.
(12
Mar) (IB)
03335.2 L: St. Petersburg ch. marker 2140 CW / off frequency
Pagina 264
WUN-v07
(07/Mar/2001)
(Argo Sicily)
03390.0 MGJ: RN Base Clyde Faslane SCO 1254 RTTY/75/840 CARBs. (20 Feb)
(RGA)
03415.0 UNID: E10 2350 AM / YL read numers, then "end of message, end off
transmission" (06/Mar/2001) (Argo Sicily)
03476.0 Gander: 0042 Gander (CAN) ww United 944. 24/Jan/01 (PP)
03673.0 PBK: Ijmuiden Coast guard 0940 USB E/Dutch Northsea wx
(10 Mar. 01)(HPT)
03740.0 LZW: Varna Radio 1904 USB E, wx (09 March 01) (HPT)
03803.0 : Unid Illicit 2319 CW Rpts 0219 (Long 0). (24 Feb) (RGA)
04012.0 5ST: ASECNA Antan 0126 Arq-E3 48/400 Aero data file://7832.0
(09/Feb/01) (RH2)
04014.0 ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 0500 fax 120/576 Broadcast Schedule
(14/Jan/01)(RH2)
04035.0 #’s: QTH? 1020z Feb 24, 2001 USB SS/YL 5f groups [SN]
04154.0 DRAO: FGS LUEBECK FRIGATE 122 CLASS F-214 0130 USB w/DHJ-59
(German
Navy, Wilhelmshaven) in voice & RTTY. FGS Lubeck is part of the
German Navy contingent participating in exercise DEFRAM 2001.
(13/MAR/01) (RP3)
04167.0 CQAQA: UNID 1746 RTTY 100/N/850 "JN JN de CQAQA k k k k"
(14/Mar)(DW)
04210.0 ESA: Tallinn, Estonia 0222z Mar 9, 2001
CW “ESA” and ARQ/100
idle [SN]
04211.0 ZLA: Awanui Radio (NZL) Time? CW Morse marker. (27-02-01) (EW)
04213.5 NOJ: USCG Comsta Kodiak Alaska Time? CW Morse marker.
(27-02-01)(EW)
04214.0 ZSC: Capetown R 1755 FEC/100/170 To All Stations Navarea & IGAT
Warnings in Force. (15/Mar/01) (RH2)
04214.0 ZSC: Capetown R 1755 fec To All Stations Navarea & IGAT
Warnings
in Force! (15/Mar/01) (RH2)
04216.0 TAH: Istanbul, Turkey 0411z Feb 25, 2001 CW “TAH” [SN]
04219.0 TAH: Istanbul, Turkey 0243z Mar 9, 2001 CW “TAH” [SN]
04232.0 FUF: FF Ft de France 0523 rtty 75/850 Test tape(19/Mar/01) (RH2)
04232.0 FUF: FN Ft de France 0330 rtty 75/850 RY/ID Testing
(21/Jan/01)(RH2)
04253.0 TAH: Istambul Radio 1745 CW / "cq de TAH qsx 4 mhz ch 3 4 8 k"
04271.0 CFH: CF Halifax 0519 fax 120/576 Poor chart! (19/Mar/01) (RH2)
04271.2 FUJ: French Navy Noumea 1021 RTTY/75/850 ry sg testing.
(23-02-01)(EW)
04285, long FEC-bursts with SKYMASTER ALM intro(27Feb01) (LDO)
04290.0 IAR: Rome Italy 2010 CW 18wpm Tfc list (14 Mar) (PLW)
04295.0 FUE: FN Brest 2340 rtty 75/850 "fue fue testing ryryryry..."
04330.0 4XZ: IDF Haifa ISR 0010 CW. 17wpm 5LGs. (11 Mar) ( PLW)
04331.0 4XZ: Haifa Radio 2345 CW / "vvv de 4XZ..." (06/Mar/2001)
(Argo Sicily)
04363.0 3AC: Monaco Radio 0930 USB F wx // 8806, 8728, 13146,
17260,17323,
23768, (10 Mar. 01) (HPT)
04372.0 1 Papa: 2124 USB w/6 Victor who is designated as net XAE and all
other units designated XAF. Units 1 Alpha & H6H also on net.
((NOTE:Probable Link-11 net)). (17/JAN/01) (RP3)
04372.0 D3Y: (Net Control): 0050 USB calling Giantkiller (FACSFAC, NAS
Oceana) 18/Jan/01 (RP3)
04393.0 CUL: Lisboa Radio 2206 USB E/Port. tfc-list (08 March)(HPT)
04405.0 : Unid 1826 USB 3M Voice encryption. Navy? (16 Mar) (BA)
04441.0 Air Force One: a USAF VC-25A, S. # 92-9000 1650 USB / calling SAM
27000 (a USAF C-137C, Serial # 72-7000). No joy.
(09March2001)(Midwest USA)
04441.0 Air Force One: a USAF VC-25A, S. # 92-9000 1702 USB / wkg SAM
27000
(a USAF C-137C). "You are released." (09March2001) (Midwest USA)
04441.0 SAM 27000: a USAF C-137C, S. # 72-7000 0130 USB / wkg SAM 29000
(a
Pagina 265
WUN-v07
USAF Boeing VC-25A, Serial # 92-9000). (09March2001) (Midwest
USA)
04441.0 SAM 27000: a USAF C-137C, S. # 72-7000 1540 USB / wkg SAM 29000
(a
USAF VC-25A) "We have a departure." (09March2001) (Midwest USA)
04441.0 SAM 29000: a USAF VC-25A, S. # 92-9000 1521 USB / calling SAM
27000
(a USAF C-137C, Serial # 72-7000). No joy. (09March2001) (Midwest
USA)
04441.0 Viper: 2220 USB / working an unknown station. (08March2001)
(Midwest USA)
04459.0 KPH: San Francisco, Ca 0245z Feb 25, 2001 CW “KPH” and ARQ/100
idle [SN]
04500.0 AFA2DC: (MARS, Marion NC-Net Control): 0112 USB w/net check ins
for AFA2IH (Clinton NC); AFA2GG (Hickory NC); AFA2EC (Durham NC);
AFA2NH (Jefferson NC); AFA2YS (Durham NC-id as beacon station);
and
AFA2AT (Cleveland NC). (8/MAR/01) (RP3)
04500.0 AFA2DC: MARS, Marion NC-Net Control 0112 USB w/net check ins for:
AFA2IH (Clinton NC); AFA2GG (Hickory NC); AFA2EC (Durham NC);
AFA2NH(Jefferson NC); AFA2YS (Durham NC-id as beacon station);
and
AFA2AT(Cleveland NC). (8/MAR/01) (RP3)
04530.0 Un-ID: 19.29 ITA2 50/484 5-ng tfc with the number of groups sent
so
far totalled at the end of every fifth line eg. "=50=". Signs off
with the time, QRU, ZKO?, but no ID (24Jan01). (PT)
04533.7 FDY: FF Orleance 2100 ITA2 50/400 ryryry ... voyez le brick
geant... de FDY... (11/Mar/2001) (Argo Sicily)
04558.0 PSC: Russian Navy 2304 CW Beacon Cluster file://5154 (24 Feb)
(RGA)
04570.5 HZN46: Jeddah Meteo 0336 rtty 100/500 Wx codes, AAXX etc
(21/Jan/01)(RH2)
04581.0 DDK2; Hamburg Meteo 2100 RTTY/50 (18 Mar) (PLW)
04582.0 FDI8: FAF Nice 1750 CW / "vvv de FDI8" (03/Mar/2001) (Argo
Sicily)
04583.0 DDK2: Hambourg Meteo 1755 RTTY 50/425 "cq cq de DDK2 VDDK9..."
04592.0 Unid: Unid 0341 rtty 150/850 Unable decode (21/Jan/01) (RH2)
04601.5 Unid: 18.21 23 INT ARQ 100 100 R Unid Irish mil ww 18, abt wx
22/Jan/01 (BV)
04616.0 BMF Taipei Meteo TAI 1042 FAX/120/576 End of weather map at
1043.(18-02-01) (EW)
FS1500,CM-54)
0137 MIL-STD 188-141A clg ATLANTICO: Colombian Navy Atlantic
Fleet
HQ. (23/Jan/01) (MADX)
04645.0 TALLINN INFORMATION: Tallinn EST 2259 USB Wx actuals.
(24 Feb)(RGA)
04718.0 Kinloss Rescue: 0150 USB w/Rescue Mike Uniform (not heard) who
apparently asks for the wx in Belfast (sounds like) area for the
next four hours. At 0152 Rescue 51 passes position of 61N/01W.
Kinloss also w/Rescue 54 (not heard). (6/MAR/01) (RP3)
04718.0 Kinloss Rescue: 0153 USB w/Rescue 177 (RAF Sea King,
Prestwick-not
heard). Kinloss Rescue also w/Rescue 51 (RAF Nimrod, Kinloss)
coordinating tasking w/Rescue 177. At 0127 Kinloss Rescue passes
current wx for Prestwick & Kinloss to Rescue 51 & 54. (6/MAR/01)
(RP3)
(03-03-01)(AB)
04721.0 290167: C-17 99-0167 2031 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (14 Mar) (SA)
04721.0 523528: KC-135 62-3528 0138 ALE/USB (5 Mar) (SA)
04721.0 537995: KC-135 53-7993 1457 ALE/USB Wkg 537995 (20 Feb) (SA)
04724.0 Andrews: 2110 USB Fone mgs (18 Mar) (PLW)
04739.0 J1P: 0345 USB calling Trident 743 (P-3C, VP-26 NAS Brunswick)
w/no
Pagina 266
WUN-v07
response. ((NOTE: J1P is probably TSCC NAS Brunswick-Golden
Hawk)).(18/JAN/01) (RP3)
04739.0 Rambler 02: Possible E-2C 0206 USB calling Blue Star (TSCC,
Roosevelt Roads, PR) w/no response. (18/MAR/01) (RP3)
04739.0 Swordfish 70: 0315 USB w/High Voltage reporting Spare Group 28
and
High Voltage QSL's. (18/MAR/01) (RP3)
04745.0 CHANDLER: Raises KIWI BIRD 0809 USB Sets Z135 as primary and
gone.(4 Mar) (JH)
04829.0 Unid: 17.44
75 100 R Unid 75bd 250hz no acf 16/Jan/01 (BV)
04830.0 Unid: 14.24
BAUD 75 60 R Unid 75/850 ryrryryrry tesxi tesxi
tunstcm tunstcm tunstcm after this online encrypted?? 16/Jan/01
(BV)
04870.0 UNID: Number Station 2140 CW / 5 numbers group: "62427 AR" - off
04878,5 1YX + C3B: RN Exercise (JMC 01/01) 1915 USB / Tracking and
clg/C3B=
Prob SNS Rheine sofia (06/03/01) (RON-DXA 47)
04880.0 ULX: Alexsandrovsk Radio 0037 USB Sending a message
coded.(15/03/01) (JAB)
05025.0 : Unid 2110 CW 16 wpm 5 ltr/num groups (14 Mar) (PLW)
05058.0 SU1:
ALE SU1 in LQA w/SUP03, at 0039. 20/Jan/01 (HS)
05086.0 Bandbox: 12.12 BANDBOX HOL USB 2 A Bandbox crc Nieuw Millingen
ww
W9H tracking reports 18/Jan/01 (BV)
05091.0 JSR1: E10 2213 AM / YL 5LGs (28/Feb/2001) (Argo Sicily)
05120.0 OWF: Danish Military 0825 MIL-STD 188-141A clg OWC: Danish
Military. Also at 0825, OWP: Danish Military clg OWF. At 0827,
OWD:
Danish Air Force FSN Vaerloese clg OWU: Danish
Military.(12/Jan/01)
(MADX)
05153.9 S: CIS MIL Arkhangelsk channel marker 1725 A1A (29/jan/2001)(TJ)
05154.0 CP: Russian Navy 2304 CW Beacon Cluster. (24 Feb) (RGA)
05154.0 PC: Russian Navy 2040 CW Beacon Cluster. (27 Feb) (RGA)
05159.0 4XZ: Haifa Radio 0050 CW / "vvv de 4XZ..."
05164.4 Un-ID: France 19.30 ARQ Calls selcal EPVO (29Jan01). (PT)
05211.0 WGY908: FEMA-Denver, CO (NCS) 1447 LSB / working Red Fox 130 in
the
NECN. (01March2001) (Midwest USA)
05211.0 WGY908: FEMA-Denver, CO (NCS) 1521 LSB / working AAR7PB (Kansas)
in
the NECN. (01March2001) (Midwest USA)
05211.0 WGY908: FEMA-Denver,CO (NCS) 0100 LSB / with final call for
checkins in the NECN. (02March2001) (Midwest USA)
05227.0 REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 2150 MORSE/xx/1000 Late 2140z bcast to
aircraft. (27 Feb) (RGA)
05244.5 FR01729: Unid 2047 CW Repeating FR01729. (27 Feb) (RGA)
05245.0 MRH92: UK Air Cadets G 2050 USB YL passing codex messages to
MRH19.
(27 Feb) (RGA)
05246.0 DoD Cape: 0922 USB / working Clearance One for STS-102 launch
support. (08March2001) (Midwest USA)
05246.0 DoD Cape: 0934 USB / working USCG Cutter King Fisher for STS-102
launch support. (08March2001) (Midwest USA)
05246.0 DoD Cape: 1022 USB / working King One for STS-102 launch
support.
(08March2001) (Midwest USA)
05255.0 WWJ40P: FHWA/USCG Aux. 0006 USB / NCS with WWJ40D, WWJ40J, WWJ40M
and WWJ40N. (16March2001) (Midwest USA)
05275.0 Unid:
O/M (FF-Canadian): 2325 USB w/two O/M (FF-Canadian)
using
first names as identifiers in wide-ranging discussion including
wx
and snow & ski conditions. They discuss the impending arrival of
an
Pagina 267
05277.0
05277.0
05277.0
05279.0
05336.0
05339.5
05343.0
05343.0
WUN-v07
Ministry of Interior aircraft. (17/JAN/01) (RP3)
Panther: (DEA, Bahamas): 0021 USB w/CG 32C (H-60 # 6032, CGAS
Clearwater) who passes encoded position report. At 0024 32C asks
Panther to inform CG District 7 (Miami) that they are 20 minutes
out. (8/MAR/01)(RP3)
Panther: DEA Bahamas 0230 USB w/CG 03C (H-60 # 6003, CGAS
Clearwater) who reports airborne w/7 POB. Panther switches them
to
Bravo (5841). (12/MAR/01) (RP3)
Panther: DEA, Bahamas 0021 USB w/CG 32C (H-60 # 6032, CGAS
Clearwater) who passes encoded position report. At 0024 32C asks
Panther to inform CG District 7 (Miami) that they are 20 minutes
out. (8/MAR/01)(RP3)
: Enigma M51 2030 CW nr 36 m 08 21:16:14 2001=5LGs. (6 Mar) (RGA)
AF7Q: Unid 1829 ALE/USB Calls AF1B. (23 Feb) (RGA)
GANTSEC: CG Greater Antilles Section Puerto Rico 0001 USB
w/Stingray 20 (probably CG HU-25 # 2120, CGAS Borinquen) who
reports airborne w/6 POB. GANTSEC sets this freq as primary and
8983 as secondary.(9/MAR/01) (RP3)
KL3R: Lithuanian Mil LVA clg TE3L 1800 MIL-STD 188-141A
(03-03-01)(AB)
TA3U: Lithuanian Mil LVA clg TE3L 1734 MIL-STD 188-141A
(03-03-01)(AB)
WCC: Chatham, Ma 0953z Feb 24, 2001 CW “WCC” and ARQ/100 idle
05367.0
[SN]
05367.5 : Russian Air Defence 2053 CW Plots
=10207654904_52=20207501100908
(27 Feb) (RGA)
05412.3 : Unid Blip cw signal. Time? CW Repeats every three seconds.
(03-03-01) (EW)
05412.3.: Unid Time? CW Single letter beacon. Sends pulse every 3
seconds.
(02-03-01 (EW)
05444.0 FDC: FAF Metz 2150 CW 16 WPM. (8 Feb) (PLW)
05465.8 R: CISN ?LOC 2040 CW Single letter [R] hf beacon (09/Mar)(DW)
05465.8 R: Russian Navy 2050 CW Single-Letter Beacon. (27 Feb) (RGA)
05465.9 R: CIS MIL Izhevsk channel marker 1805 A1A (29/jan/2001)(TJ)
05491.5 : Unid 1826 UNID/100/130 ACF=0. (24 Feb) (RGA
05495.0 REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 1825 REVS/50/1000 Idling between skeds.
(24 Feb) (RGA
05500.0 CALDAS3: Colombian Navy Corvette Caldas CM-52 0924 MIL-STD
188-141A
clg CESYP: Special Command San Andreas and Providencia Islands.
(12/Jan/01)(MADX)
FS1500,CM-54)
0259 MIL-STD 188-141A clg ATLANTICO: Colombian Navy Atlantic
Fleet
HQ.(23/Jan/01) (MADX)
05550.0 New York: 0005 New York (USA) ww AA796 and at 0022 Navy LL52 We
did
not receive DLT anymore.24/Jan/01 (PP)
05598.0 118: Unid Net 2323 ALE/USB Sounds. (4 Mar) (RGA)
05598.0 AOM305: w/Shanwick 1442 USB DC-10. For Oceanic Clearence and
Selcal
check CHBL. (15/03/01) (PD)
05670.0 Chennai: 0010 Chennai (IND) and Colombo (CLN) are talking to each
other about a flight. 24/Jan/01 (PP)
05680.0 COASTGUARD MU: S61M G-BIMU 1112 USB Routine radio check with ARCC
Kinloss. (7 Mar) (RGA)
05680.0 GFF: 10.52 GFF G USB 2 A Kinloss Rescue radio check with Lima
Mike
Charlie 16/Jan/01 (BV)
05680.0 Kinloss Rescue: 0122 USB w/Rescue 54 (RAF Nimrod, RAF Kinloss) &
Rescue MU. Rescue 51 passes current on-scene wx to Rescue MU. At
0126 Rescue 54 asks for current wx at both Prestwick and Kinloss.
Kinloss Rescue asks Rescue 54 to switch to 4718 for wx.
(6/MAR/01)
Pagina 268
05680.0
05680.0
05680.0
05684.0
05687.0
Arrival
WUN-v07
(RP3)
Kinloss Rescue: 0203 USB w/Rescue 51 reporting that Rescue 177 is
heading for Donegal (sounds like) for refuel. Kinloss also
w/Rescue
Mike Uniform (RAF Sea King, Stornoway). (6/MAR/01) (RP3)
NAVY 193: RN Helicopter? 1130 USB Ops Normal to Kinloss ARCC.
(7 Mar) (RGA)
SRG122: 13.36 SRG122 G USB 2 A SRG122 clg Kinloss rescue for
radiocheck, airborne from Valley and 6pob 21/Jan/01 (BV)
RAF 7101: Wkg RAF Finningley 0954 USB Asking for some actual
weather reports, (08/03/01) (PD)
DHM91: GAF Muenster 1401 USB Wkg GAF320, departed at 1300,
Colonne/Bonn at 14.01. (08/03/01) (PD)
05692.0 Unid: 18.16
USB 2 F Unid simplex usb comms male/female cambio
stations 1/Feb/01 (BV)
05692.2 Unid: 11,34
100 R Unid sounds like sitor a but longer bursts,
4
tones, 500hz wide, 21/Jan/01 (BV)
05696.0 CG 1704: (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater): 2257 USB w/Camslant in radio
check. (8/MAR/01) (RP3)
05696.0 CG 6009: (H-60, CGAS Elizabeth City): 2201 w/Camslant reporting
ops
normal at 4015N/7314W. (30/JAN/01)(RP3)
05696.0 CG 6031: (H-60, CGAS Clearwater): 1430 USB w/Camslant Chesapeake
in
radio checks. (16/JAN/01) (RP3)
05696.0 Camslant Chesapeake: 0028 USB w/CG 1712 (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater)
in radio check. (8/MAR/01) (RP3)
05696.0 Camslant Chesapeake: 2328 w/CG 1717 (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater) who
reports he is overhead Ft Myers Airport. Also w/CG Rescue 2126
(HU-25, CGAS Cape Cod) in radio check. At 2353 CG 1717 reports
they
are overhead MacDill AFB.
05696.0 Camslant: 0303 USB w/CG India 8 Romeo (asset on law enforcement
mission) w/radio checks. (8/MAR/01) (RP3)
05696.0 Camslant: 0312 USB w/CG Rescue 2114 (HU-25, ATC Mobile) who
reports
1 hour until RTB. (8/MAR/01) (RP3)
05696.0 RESCUE 6548: Apparent SAR 0142 USB Also Group Galveston, RESCUE
2136 (flying cover for the 6548) and USCGC Manta (WPB-87320) have
been up coordinating SAR.(25 Feb) (RB)
05696.0 a/c 2141: USCG falcom 0130 usb / CAMSLANT Chesapeake directing CG
2141 to check out fast (23/Feb/2001) (Foos`)
05705.0 PBV: 17.56 PBV HOL BAUD 75 100 R NAS Valkenburg 75bd/850hz online
encrypted, no id monitored 1/Feb/01 (BV)
05705.0 PBV: DAF Valkenburg 0844 usb / wkg coastguard 03 metar ehvb (P3
Orion ac) (01/Mar/2001) (RON-DXA47)
05708.0 131285: C-5 831285 0449 ALE/USB Sounds (20 Feb) (SA)
(19-02-01)(AB)
05708.0 280052: C-17 98-0052 0501 Wkg CRO (3 Mar) (SA)
(01-03-01)(AB)
05708.0 571450: KC-135 57-1450 0356 ALE/USB Wkg GTL (2 Mar) (SA)
05708.0 CRO: 0818 ALE/USB Wkg 491946 KC-10 79-1946 (19 Feb) (SA)
05708.0 E30003: E-3 79-0003 0606 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with an ALE initiated
PP
which failed[AMD]CCCCD8,238224NNNN (14 Mar) (SA)
05708.0 E30003: SHUCK-93 E-3 79-0003 0837 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with an ALE
initiated pp to LIMA -24(c/post) passing an alpa-numeric code
[AMD]
CCCCD8,3128842011NNNN(14 Mar) (SA)
05708.0 PBV: Royal Neth Navy Valkenburg 1356 RTTY/??/??? w/ RTTY message.
Simulcast 3128.(15/03/01) (PD)
05711.0 Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 0119 USB / wkg MVs Freedom/Liberty Star for
STS-102 launch support. (08March2001) (Midwest USA)
Pagina 269
WUN-v07
05711.0 DoD: 0837 USB / working MV Liberty Star for STS-102 launch
05711.0 Nightstar: 0229 USB / wkg King 22. Talked of 138.875, 141.75,
225.65 & 349.0 MHz. (08March2001) (Midwest USA)
05714.0 Unid: 19.00 G USB 3 A Architect qnh broadcast 1/Feb/01 (BV)
05717.0 Tusker 51: CC-130H 14TH WING CFB GREENWOOD 1803 USB w/Halifax
Military in selcal and radio checks. (5/MAR/01) (RP3)
05720.0 Unid: 17.49
100 R Unid Modem? Burst 2 stations on same qrg,
burst starts with tone at 1400hz, data from 500hz to 2500hz
1/Feb/01 (BV)
05726.0 Unid: 17.41 INT LINK11 100 R Unid Nato ships? Link 11 data
1/Feb/01 (BV)
05726.5 Unid: 18.36
45 50 R Unid 45,1bd 150hz very distorted by link
11
signal 1/Feb/01 (BV)
05750.0 VDE: unid number station? 1805 cw / "vvv de VDE VDE ... " follow
numbers and letters (03/Mar/2001) (Argo Sicily)
05756.0 4XML: unid channel marker 1737 A1A vvv de bfr7 de 4xml
(29/jan/2001)(TJ)
05781.0 : Luftwaffe System GER 2106 ARQ-E/86/150 Idling. (6 Mar) (RGA)
05786.0 GLENAN: unid French station F 1823 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg
TOME(03-03-01) (AB)
05810.0 Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 0919 USB / wkg MVs Freedom/Liberty Star for
STS-102 launch support. (08March2001) (Midwest USA)
05810.0 DoD Cape: 0936 USB / working DoD for STS-102 launch support.
05810.0 DoD: 0946 USB / working MV Liberty Star for STS-102 launch
05810.0 DoD: 1142 USB / with the countdown (from ten seconds) of the
STS-102 launch. (08March2001) (Midwest USA)
05811.4 : Unid CIS 1822 81-81/???/500 Slow revs pre-cipher. Could be one
channel of a DFSK txmsn of 5811.5 (24 Feb) (RGA
05840.0 : O/M (EE) 2315 USB w/O/M (EE), using first names as identifiers,
charting their cod fishing/trawling strategies and maneuvering.
Probably New England fisherman on the Georges Bank. (8/MAR/01)
(RP3)
05840.0 Unid:
O/M (EE): 2315 USB w/O/M (EE), using first names as
identifiers, charting their cod fishing/trawling strategies and
maneuvering. Probably New England fisherman on the Georges Bank.
(8/MAR/01)(RP3)
05841.0 CG 33C: H-60 # 6033, CGAS Clearwater 0306 USB w/Panther reporting
airborne from homeplate, Alpha 17 w/7 POB enroute to patrol area
Hotel 7. At 0313 03C asks Panther for tomorrow's tasking. Panther
says he will pass via landline. 03C reports that when they left
homeplate the landline was down. Panther will pass tasking to
03C's
homeplate and he can pick it up when he returns. At 0349 CG 51A
asks Panther to secure his radio guard as he is now landing at
Panther 400 (Georgetown Bahamas) for the evening.(12/MAR/01)
(RP3)
05841.0 CG 61A (H-65 # 6561, CGAS Miami): 0343 USB w/Panther w/encoded
postion report. (8/MAR/01) (RP3)
05841.0 CG 61A: (H-65 # 6561, CGAS Miami): 0343 USB w/Panther w/encoded
postion report. (8/MAR/01) (RP3)
05841.0 Panther: (DEA, Bahamas): 0019 w/CG 32C (H-60 # 6032, CGAS
Clearwater) asking if 105 or 107 are on board. CG 32C replies
that
107 is on board and that they are 10 minutes out.
05841.0 Panther: 0233 USB w/CG 03C & CG 51A (H-65 # 6551 ATC Mobile)
advising 03C that 51A is in sector Golf and that they should
contact 51A on UHF # 3.03C contacts 51A to advise them they will
not be in UHF for another hour and they will contact them then.
At
0246 Panther tasks 03C to head for an area north of Golf 5
(unlocated) and to try and contact 51A. At 2200 03C
passes an encoded position report to Panther providing range and
azimuth from his homeplate. Panther confirms readback by
repeating
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range and azimuth but from checkpoint Alpha 17 (possibly
Clearwater??). (12/MAR/01) (RP3)
05857.5 HLL8: Seoul Meteo KOR 1044 FAX/120/576 Weather map. (18-02-01)
(EW)
05865.2 FF: 0515 ARQ-E3 192/360 (Jan 21 2001)(PLOO)
05873.0 : Russian Air Defence 1819 CW =992120??0????? =992122??0?????.
(24 Feb) (RGA
05882.0 YRR3: Bucharest Meteo ROM 1814 RTTY/50/400 SMRO40 YRCT 241800.
Serial nos and times all zeros. (24 Feb) (RGA)
05887.4 IMB1: Roma Meteo 1530 RTTY 50/850R Meteo in 5 ltr groups "zczc
...
nnnn" (25/Feb/2001) (Argo Sicily)
05887.5 IMB2: ROME MET 2010 RTTY 50/R/850 Met tfc - fcasts. qrm
(09/Mar)(DW)
05912.0 SU1:
06230.0 130: Unid Illicit 2131 CW Repeating 130. (27 Feb) (RGA)
06236.7 Unid: De FORSUB 0521 RTTY/75/850 Shipping movements in SS,
followed by pages of alpha/numeric characters after "Touros for
Windows 2.0". Think this might be RETM/Ministerio de
Marina,Madrid(07/Mar/01) (RH2)
06315.0 ZLA Awanui Radio (NZL) Time? CW Morse marker.(27-02-01) (EW)
06316.0 NMN: USCG Portsmouth 0947 CW Morse marker. (27-02-01)(EW)
06316.0 UFN: Novorussiysk Radio Black Sea Russia 1744 A1A ch marker ufn
(29/jan/2001)(TJ)
06317.0 WLO Mobile Radio Time? CW Morse marker. (27-02-01) (EW)
06317.5 NOJ Kodiak Radio CW Time? Morse marker. (27-02-01) (EW)
06319.5 UCE: ArkhangelskRadio RUS 1802 ARQ/100/170 Tgm to ship PRIP NOMER
34 by AutoTelex. (24 Feb) (RGA)
06321.0 LZW: Varna Radio Bulgaria 1750 A1A ch marker ID = de lzw lzw
(29/jan/2001)(TJ)
06321.0 LZW: Varna, Bulgaria 0301z Feb 25, 2001 CW “LZW” and ARQ/100 idle
[SN]
06321.0 LZW: WarnaRadio BUL 2004 FEC/100/170 Nx in Bulgar. (6 Mar) (RGA)
06321.5 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 1756 A1A ch marker de uiw kld
(29/jan/2001)(TJ)
06322.0 ZSC: CapeRadio SAF 1806 FEC/100/170 Nav wngs Namibia/Walvis Bay.
(24 Feb) (RGA)
06322.5 VRX: Hong Kong, China 1510z Feb 25, 2001 ARQ/100 “GOOD EVENING”
[garbled] [SN]
06330.0 LZW: Varna, Bulgaria 0303z Feb 25, 2001 CW “LZW” and ARQ/100 idle
[SN]
06340.5 NMF: USCG BOSTON 1016 FAX/120/576 Strong signal with weather
map.Fuzzy image though. (18-02-01) (EW)
06348.0 FUE: F Navy Brest 2050 RTTY/150/840 Test slip backwards
(12-03-01)(WP3)
06348.4 FUE: 0838 RTTY 138.8/806 (Jan 21 2001)(PLOO)
06371.4 RLK7: ArkhangelskRadio RUS 2120 CW QSXs to Fleet Call 4LY.
(27 Feb)(RGA)
06379.0 4XZ: IN Haifa Israel 2012 A1A vvv de 4xz (19/jan/2001) (TJ)
06386.5 USO: IzmailRadio UKR 1759 CW Ends work with unknown ship 'nil sk'
(24 Feb) (RGA)
06386.5 USO: IzmailRadio UKR 2001 CW QSXs to fleet collective 4LI.
(6 Mar)(RGA)
06386.6 USO5: Izmai Radio Ukraine ? 2005 A1B (145 LPM/28.9WPM) ID &
TRFC(19/jan/2001) (TJ)
06390.0 AQP2/4: PN Karachi Pakistan 2015 A1A vvv vvv vvv aqp2/4 fading
signal (19/jan/2001) (TJ)
06408.7 ZSD: SAN Durban 1800 MFSK/32 54.5 Good sigs! file://4032.7
(24/Jan/01) (RH2)
06449.7 PWX33:
BN Rio de Janeiro 0640 rtty 75/850 Wx & Chart grid nos
(27/Feb/01) (RH2)
06449.7 PWZ33: BN Rio 1810 rtty 75/850 RY/ID+ Coastal Wx
(03/Feb/01)(RH2)
06449.7 PWZ33: Brasil Navrad 0614 rtty 75/850 Wx/PP(15/Mar/01) (RH2)
06449.7 PWZ33: Brasil Navrad 0614 RTTY/75/850 Wx/PP (15/Mar/01) (RH2)
06462.0 FUM: Fr Navy Papeete Tahiti 1022 RTTY/75/850 ry sg testing.
(23-02-01) (EW)
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06467.0 VTG5: IN Mumbai IND 1756 CW 4LGs to warships. (24 Feb) (RGA)
06482.0 CLA: HABANA RADIO 0847 CW Marker "cq de CLA qsx c/11
8368/12552/16736 tx 8573/12673.5/16961 qsw CLA20/32/41/50 qrj
c/127" (17/Mar)(DW)
06550.0 CG01 AIR: 12.23 CG01 AIR USB 2 A Coastguard 01 clg PBK ops
normal,
position NL12 inbound NL11 18/Jan/01 (BV)
06550.0 CG01 AIR: 13.10 CG01 AIR USB 2 M Coastguard 01 clg PBK pos
Scheveningen, inboud Schiphol for landing at 13,12z CG01 heard on
157,825mhz ww Hydro Meteo Rijnmond, landing in 10mins, closing
down.18/Jan/01 (BV)
06550.0 PBK: 11.50 PBK HOL USB 2 A Coast Center Ymuiden ww CG 01 tlks in
Dutch abt little Fire at Amersterdam Airport and Fisheries
controle
18/Jan/01 (BV)
06550.0 PBK: 13.11 PBK HOL USB 2 A Coast guard Center ww Coastguard 01
17/Jan/01 (BV)
06550.0 PBWW: 11.55 PBWW INT USB 3 M CG Vessel Zeevalk ww CG01, Zeevalk
requested to CG01 to check the coastline between Hoek of Holland
and Katwijk for small fishing boats 18/Jan/01 (BV)
06565.0 : Fishermen 1117 USB American accents. Talking about catches of
fish. Marlin etc. Queensland coast somewhere? 23-02-01) (EW)
06586.0 New York: 2310 USB AAL656 BLAF? (6 Mar) (PD)
06586.0 New York: 2312 USB BAL366 G-BYAA B-767 CDJM? (6 Mar) (PD)
06586.0 New York: 2314 USB N183AA N183AA? EGAF? (6 Mar) (PD)
06586.0 New York: 2320 New York USA Swissair 117 position Louis(?)/2318
Fl
330 selcal RSCQ. 27/Jan/01 (PP)
06586.0 New York: 2328 New York (USA) ww Condor 197 25/Jan/01 (PP)
06598.6 no-call: Israeli MIL/Intel, ISR, 1720, VFT/150Bd/85Hz, 224-bit
ACF,
unmodulated tone on 6598 kHz (25Feb01) (LDO)
06598.6 no-call: Israeli MIL/Intel, ISR, 1720, VFT/150Bd/85Hz, 224-bit
ACF,
unmodulated tone on 6598 kHz(25Feb01) (LDO)
06622.0 CSA108: w/Shanwick 1447 USB Airbus 310 OK-WAA for selcal check
CKAQ. (15/03/01) (PD)
06693.0 07H/ICM: US-NY Naples?, I 0036, USB/16+39-TONE PSK MODEM, no 400
Hz
doppler, KY-99 encrypted speech, radio check tfc. to S4JG, strong
signal but lousy audio quality as usual (18Feb01)(LDO)
06693.0 3IZ: E-NY or GRC-NY maritime patrol aircraft, 0311, USB tfc. to
ICM
re. failure of VHF gear,req. Sigonella tower to conduct all comms
on UHF during approach, DOGFISH 2001 related tfc.(18Feb01) (LDO)
06693.0 I6I: US-NY maritime patrol aircraft, 1539, USBradio check tfc. to
ICM, ops normal(18Feb01)(LDO)
06693.0 K2Q: CAN-NY maritime patrol aircraft, 0350,USB tfc. to ICM re.
the
relaying of tfc. from CSS to submarine ITS3 on UHF (18Feb01)
(LDO)
06693.0 R0X: HOL-NY maritime patrol aircraft, 1335, USB tfc. to ICM re.
ETA
at Sigonella (18Feb01) (LDO)
06693.0 S4JG: US-NY maritime patrol aircraft, 0036, USB/16+39-TONE PSK
MODEM, no 400 Hz doppler, KY-99 encrypted speech, radio check
tfc.
to ICM/07H (18Feb01)(LDO)
06693.0 SA183: US-NY maritime patrol aircraft, 1550 USB/16+39-TONE PSK
MODEM, no 400 Hz doppler, KY-99 encrypted speech, radio check
tfc. to ICM(18Feb01)(LDO)
06697.0 ANDY GUMP: EAM Bcast 0604 USB 8KEARZ simulcast on at least 8992
and
11244.0 Nil on any ZULU frequency. (7 Mar) (JH)
06697.0 DOCK YARD: 28-char EAM 0025 USB 7KNNXS simulcast on at least 8992
and 11244 with nil heard on any ZULU freq. (6 Mar) (JH)
06697.0 DOCK YARD: EAM Bcast 0036 USB 7KNNXS H+07/h+37 activity.
(6 Mar)(JH)
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06697.0 RING BOLT(?): 28-char EAM 0515 USB 7K?W?W with character count
statement. (14 Mar) (JH)
06697.0 VIGILANT: AKAC Msg 0429 USB (Call may be VIGILANCE) 14 group msg:
2Q7 GZT 2CQ X7U 3NO TMW 4HE LQZ MXU 3VF OHE VHX VIC NMZ simulcast
on 8992 & 11244 with nothing heard on any ZULU freq. (21 Feb)
(JH)
06706.0 : Unid 1055 USB Aircraft calling for Mearsk Air Londen on this
freq
several times. No joy.(08/03/01) (PD)
06710.0 Unid:
O/M (SS): 0028 USB calling Nicaragua. (18/JAN/01) (RP3)
06712.0 Cotam 1024: (French Air Force): 0512 w/Circus Vert (Hqs CFAP,
Villacoublay) reporting departure from Cayenne, French-Guyana
w/12
crew and 136 pax. (26/JAN/01)(RP3)
06712.0 Cotam 1703: (French Air Force): 0400 w/Circus Vert (Hqs CFAP,
Villacoublay) in position report. (28/JAN/01)(RP3)04372.0 N4T:
0209
calling Y9L w/no response. Also 0XM calling Giantkiller (FACSFAC,
NAS Oceana) w/no response. 0XM & N4T chat about Gator (Link-11)
parameters. (30/JAN/01)(RP3)
06712.0 Croughton: 2338 USB w/EAM (BWJ167 & BWOEFU). (17/JAN/01) (RP3)
06715.0 000171: RAF C-17 ZZ171?? 0300 ALE/USB Wkg CRO. As this aircraft
is
at BRIZE is this the first UK C-17 ??? ZZ171??? (16 Mar) (SA)
06715.0 160021: C-5 86-0021 0351 ALE/USB Sounds (2 Mar) (SA)
06715.0 170045: C-5 87-0045 0457 ALE/USB Wkg GBL?? many signals passed
over
various freqs to GBL .probably should be GTL [04:57:52][FRQ
6715000][TO ][GBL ][TIS][170045][AL0] BER 13 SN 15. (26 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 150007: C-5 85-0007 1351 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE Lost in noise
(20 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 170031: Rch-201N C-5 87-0037 0756 ALE/USB Wkg ADW in ALE
initiated
P.P.to AMCC Hilda East. Two more ALE+VOICE P.P.'s in the next
hour
(19 Feb)(SA)
06721.0 230601: C-17 93-0601 0838 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE lost in noise
(22 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 260008: Rch-6008 C-17 98-0008 1125 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for
radio check. No answer from CRO (12 Mar) (SA)
06721.0 CRO: 0401 ALE/USB Wkg 280052 C-17 98-0052 ALE+VOICE too much qrm
(5 Mar) (SA)
06721.0 DEFAULT: Rch-9741 0426 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE with ALE
initiated
P.P. to Hilda East for Flight Manager [AMD]...CD87791748NNNH
(21 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 PLA: 0406 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for radio check (26 Feb) (SA)
06721.0 PLA: 0639 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for radio check and DATA
[AMD]
DE CRO COPY UR MSG FVRS[AMD]CRO DE PLA HOW COPY DATA (12 Mar)
(SA)
06739.0 MCCLELLAN: 22-char EAM Bcast 0813 USB 7KAZTO. (10 Mar) (BD)
06739.0 OFFUTT: EAM Bcast 0604 USB Echos V2H7TTT. (1 Mar) (BD)
06739.0 THULE: EAM Re-Bcast 0817 USB 7KAZTO. (10 Mar) (BD)
06740.0 Y/L (SS): 0237 LSB w/Dante 1 (O/M SS) and another O/M (SS). Tone
of conversation is quite familiar so probably not official net.
(5/MAR/01)(RP3)
06754.0 CHR: Trenton Military 0631 USB w/aviation wx. (10/Mar/01) (MADX)
06754.0 CHR: Trenton Military 1121 USB giving weather information for
Halifax, Ottawa,Winnipeg, etc. (23-02-01) (EW)
06760.0 02W: (O/M FF): 0551 USB w/Whiskey Alpha (Y/L FF) servicing
messages
and communications checks. Possible French Navy. (2/MAR/01) (RP3)
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06770.0 BLE: Prob UK Mil Net 1818 ALE/USB Sounds. (13 Feb) (RGA)
06770.0 GLENAN: unid French station F 1646 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg
TOME(03-03-01) (AB)
06775.0 NROF:
AM / NOWEGIAN RADIO HISTORIAN CLUB (28/Feb/2001)
(NORWEGIAN
RADIO HIST)
06779.0 DHJ-59: 2119 Mode??? w/DRAN who says he will QSY to MRY 59/08
Both
stations found on 8335.5. (1/MAR/01) (RBP)
06779.0 DHJ-59: 2134 RTTY/USB w/DRAN in voice & RTTY traffic.
(1/MAR/01)(RBP)
06785.0 MVNHF424: unid US Army Corp of Engineers 0133 MIL-STD 188-141A
06800.0 0000006137: Prob Iranian Net 1736 Sounds. Prob associated
activity
on 6800.04 UNID/100/150. (24 Feb) (RGA)
06800.0 : Unid Fishfone 1737 USB In ALE QRM. NorScot & Irish Fishfone.
Discussing fishing; Swearing. (24 Feb) (RGA)
06817.5 FDG: Air Bordeaux FRA 1725 CW Marker. (24 Feb) (RGA)
06848.5 MKD: Akrotiri, Cyprus 19.12 Piccolo 6 Op chat to un-id station
(11Jan01). (PT)
06862.7 ---: FF UNID 2025 ARQ/E 200/E/400 8rc. Poor/little sync. Betas.
Cct
id [FDX] in badly corrupt svc. (22/Feb)(DW)
06862.7 RFFVAEA: Dahran, Saudi Arabia 20.00 ARQ-E3 200/400 Svc msg to
RFFVA
plus BONNE NUIT over un-id cct (25Jan01). (PT)
06885.0 #’s: China 1503z Feb 25, 2001 USB CC/YL each word 2 times, no
groups, slight echo. Off at 1506z [SN]
06912.0 KPA 2: MOSSAD 0146z Mar 9, 2001 USB “KILO PAPA ALPHA 2”
repeated[SN]
06918.0 4XZ: Haifa, Israel 0326z Mar 9, 2001 CW “V DE 4XZ” [SN]
06945.0 555: Unid Illicit 1723 CW Rptd 3LGs. (24 Feb) (RGA)
06978.5 B01: NORWEGIAN MIL ? OSLO 1638 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb clng
MP2
. CMD" 214104039" . Similar at 6 minute intervals to MP3 MP5 MP7
MP
4 MP1(10/Mar)(DW)
06980.0 S16: SWEDISH CONSULATE ST PETERSBURGH 2031 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on
USB. Sounding (12/Mar)(DW)
06985.0 REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 1953 MORSE/xx/1000 file://5227. 06190 bcast
to aircraft. (6 Mar) (RGA)
06994.0 ?: QTH? 0404z Dec 30. 2000 RTTY 170/45n weather broadcast [SN]
07002.8 : Unid CIS 1951 81-81/??/330 Slow revs. (6 Mar) (RGA)
07038.8 P: Kaliningrad Beacon 2200 CW / P P P... (23/Feb/2001)
(Argo Sicily)
07039.0 C: Moscow Beacon 2200 CW / C C C... (23/Feb/2001) (Argo Sicily)
07039.2 F: Vladivostok Beacon 2200 CW / F F F... (23/Feb/2001)
(Argo Sicily)
07050.0 K6KPH: San Francisco, Ca
0000z Jan 01, 2001 CW “DE” [KPH
special events station] [SN]
07325.0 Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 1613 USB / working SAM
60201
(a C-20B, # 86-0201) on F-268. (20Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
07337.0 Unid: 2109 USB Lincolnshire Poacher (E3) w/ call-up 45277
file://9251 (10/Jan/01) (SD)
07470.0 VLM: Casey Meteo 1000 FAX/120/576 Strong weather map weather for
19th. Forecast. (18-02-01) (EW)
07508.0 ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 0815 fax 120/576 Excellent Wx charts!//
13538.0 & 18238.0 khz (05/Mar/01) (RH2)
07508.0 ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 0815 FAX/120/576 Excellent Wx charts // 13538
&
182380 (05/Mar/01) (RH2)
07508.0 ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 0940 fax 120/576 Wx charts \\13538.0 &
18238.0
(19/Jan/01) (RH2)
07508.0 ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 1606 fax 120/576 Super Wx charts
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07530.0
07552.0
07552.0
07552.0
07552.0
07605.0
07607.2
07614.0
07621.0
07623.0
07625.0
07625.0
07632.0
07632.0
07632.0
07632.0
weak
WUN-v07
file://13538.0 & 18238.0 khz. (04/Feb/01) (RH2)
GLENAN: unid French station F MIL-STD 188-141A Clg TOME
(03-03-01)(AB)
Unid: School of the Air 0029 USB w/ various "pop" versions of
Advance Australia Fair (23/Jan/01) (SD)
5ST41: ASECNA Antan 0300 rtty 100/400 Wx codes, AAXX etc
(21/Jan/01)(RH2)
5ST: ASECNA Antan 0120 rtty 100/400 Wx codes
file://4525.0
(09/Feb/01) (RH2)
5ST: ASECNA Antan 1540 rtty 100/400 Wx codes(05/Mar/01) (RH2)
5ST: ASECNA Antan 1540 RTTY/100/400 Wx codes (05/Mar/01) (RH2)
CIO2: Calling 1948 USB Off at 1951. No message. (09-03-01) (EW
FF: 0445 ARQ-E3 192/342 betas (Jan 21 2001)(PLOO)
---: FF UNID 1600 ARQ/E 186.6/E/400 8rc. Weak sync, betas. No app
tfc thru 1920z (27/Feb)(DW)
250107: C-17 95-0107 0548 ALE/USB Wkg TAG 200534 C-17 900534
(23 Feb) (SA)
: Unid 2150 RTTY/100 Wx (18 Mar) (PLW)
HZN47: Djeddah Meteo SDA 2256 RTTY/100/800 Aireps. (2 Mar) (RGA)
HZN47: Jeddah Met SDA 2108 RTTY/100/780 KWBC Satellite data.
(27 Feb) (RGA)
24-0065: C-17 94-0065 1045 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (2 Mar) (SA)
250107: Rch-Z5 C-17 95-0107 0343 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ALE+VOICE Z5
unreadable to ADW (21 Feb) (SA)
07632.0 280050: C-17 98-0050 0618 ALE/USB Wkg MCC (12 Mar) (SA)
07632.0 280052: C-17 98-0052 0659 ALE/USB Wkg 960007 C-17 96-0007
(3 Mar)(SA)
07632.0 280055: C-17 98-0055 0325 ALE/USB Wkg 280055 (12 Mar) (SA)
07632.0 8600013:Rch-60 C-5 86-0013 0813 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE VOICE for PP
to
Sembach Metro DSN-2144966145 for Ramstein WX (15 Mar) (SA)
07632.0 860013: C-5 86-0013 0831 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE for PP to
Ramstein AMCC with arrival massage for 0945 (15 Mar) (SA)
07632.0 960007: C-17 96-0007 0212 ALE/USB SOUNDS (3 Mar) (SA)
07632.0 AF9: USAF aircraft 2209 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding. (01-03-01)
(AB)
07635.0 150104: C-17 95-0104 0927 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (13 Mar) (SA)
07642.0 : Russian Military 1659 UNID/75/250 Cipher; 72.3 baud revs; morse
opchat 'qrj3 k'. (24 Feb) (RGA)
07650.0 SYA: UNID 0838 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding (12/Mar)(DW)
07650.0 SYASIX: UNID 0839 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. To
SYCSIX
"AMD message ov air testing message no" (12/Mar)(DW)
07668.0 8BY: DGSE Illicit Paris FRA 1945 780/533/364/308/354. (6 Mar)
(RGA)
07668.0 8BY: DGSE Paris FRA 2254 CW 306/331. (2 Mar) (RGA)
07680.0 unid:
am / (09/Mar/2001) (anonymous)
07685.5 NN0CBS: Unid 0021 PACTOR (15/03/01) (AD)
07701.5 ?: QTH? 0330z Mar 9, 2001 USB EE 2x traffic, off w/ out ID’s [SN]
07706.0 : CIS Military 1657 81-81/81/150 Cipher. (24 Feb) (RGA)
07731.7 Unid: 06.56
ARQ 100 100 R Unid Egy dpl? sig /off after tuning
in,
end with @@@@ 21/Jan/01 (BV)
07734.0 2222: Moroccan Army Net 2 1847 ALE/USB Sounds. (6 Mar) (RGA)
07739.0 HEHGPL: AlgOilGasNet ALG 1838 ALE/LSB. Sounds. Best guess is
Hamada
el Haricha 2240N/00315W. (24 Feb) (RGA)
07760.0 ---: ARKHANGELSK MET 0900 rtty 50/R/1000 Met tfc in 3sc. Single
AAXX for Mezen/22471 then idle. Ltr AAXX ffrom ARHN/Arkhangelsk,
MURM/Murmansk, AMDR/Amderma and DIKS/Dikson. (23/Feb)(DW)
07787.8 UNID: 0020 PICCOLO apparently encrypted. Not MFSK-16.
(12/Jan/01)(MADX)
07790.0 Unid: 07.19
81-81 81 100 R Unid Rus 81bd 195hz
encrypted..21/Jan/01 (BV)
07791.0 #’s: 0332z Mar 9, 2001 CW 5f traffic, at QRT, heavy RTTY QRM [SN]
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07813.0 M1: Moroccan Army Net 1 2105 ALE/USB Sounds. (28 Feb) (RGA)
07831.5 5ST: ASECNA Antan 1546 Arq-E3 48/400 Aero data (05/Mar/01)
(RH2)
07831.5 5ST: ASECNA Antan 1546 ARQ-E3/48/400 Aero data (05/Mar/01) (RH2)
07831.5 5ST: ASECNA Antan 1622 E3 48/400 So E3 still alive besides the
new
rtty freq - 17400.0! (18/Jan/01) (RH2)
07903.0 SU1:
07908.0 no-call: UNID Oil company in Libya, LBY, 1726 USB/CODAN-100Bd,
Libyan and British operators, English op chat, LASMO stations?
(24Feb01)(LDO)
07926.0 REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 2249 CW 02220 bcast to a/c. // 5227.
(2 Mar)(RGA)
07930.0 ADS: Ethiopian PTT Addis Abeba, ETH, 2254 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
07930.0 AN1: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station, ETH, 1941 LSB/MIL-STD
07930.0 AN2: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station, ETH, 1916 USB/MIL-STD
07930.0 DM1: Ethiopian PTT Debre Markos?, ETH, 1842 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
calling SHO (18Feb01) (LDO)
07930.0 KLA: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station, ETH, 1740 LSB!/MIL-STD
188-141A/RACAL MSM-1250, tfc. to ADS (18Feb01) (LDO)
07930.0 KLA: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station, ETH, 1837 USB!/MIL-STD
188-141A/RACAL HSM 2400Bd STANAG 4285 based ARQ system, tfc. to
ADS
(18Feb01) (LDO)
07930.0 OMO: Ethiopian PTT North or South Omo region, ETH, 1909
USB/MIL-STD
07930.0 OMO: Ethiopian PTT North or South Omo region, ETH, 2020 LSB!/MILSTD 188-141A, sounding (19Feb01) (LDO)
07930.0 SAT: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station, ETH, 1909 LSB/MIL-STD
07930.0 SHO: Ethiopian PTT East or North Shoa region, ETH,1914
USB/MIL-STD
07930.0 TYA: unlocated Ethiopian PTT station, ETH, 2020 LSB/MIL-STD
07951.5 FDI8: FAF Nice 2210 RTTY 50/400 w/TEST DE FDI8 bricks 0-9 RY tape
(22Feb01) (ML2)
07957.0 GYU: RN Gibraltar GIB PICCOLO-6 Overnight relatively much opchat
on
both chans 1 & 2. (22 Feb) (AD)
07978.0 VKQ645: 0659 USB clg MABEL D w/ fishing related chit chat
(15/Jan/01) (SD)
07978.0 VKQ645: 0659 USB clg MABEL D w/ fishing related chit
chat(15/Jan/01) (SD)
08000.0 JJY: Japanese time station 0829 AM / with id in CW (Morse code)
and
Female voice. (14March2001) (Midwest USA)
08002.0 : CIS Military 1325 CW Scrambled morse. (14 Mar) (RGA)
08007.0 BASE 0: Turkish mil 1749 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding (21-02-01)
(AB)
(AB)
(AB)
08007.0 Base8: 15.37 BASE8 ALE 125 100 R Unid sounding, @15,40z BASE0
and
BASE8 sounding, @15,44z BASE1 Sounding 18/Jan/01 (BV)
08007.0 CON ERI: 17.43 CON ERI ALE 125 100 R CON clg sectorhq [cmd 7d 7f
7f] 21/Jan/01 (BV)
08007.0 Logbase: 17.47 LOGBASE ERI ALE 125 100 R Dutch UNMEE logistics
Dekemhare clg C compagnie May Mine [cmd 61 7f 7f] 22/Jan/01 (BV)
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08007.0 UNMEE: 21.09 CCOY ERI ALE 125 100 R Dutch UNMEE Charly Company
May
Mine clg Sector 18/Jan/01 (BV)
08007.0 Unid: 20.27 SECTORHQ ALE 125 100 R Unid Dutch UNMEEl clg logbase
18/Jan/01 (BV)
08007.0 Unid: 20.56 CCO ALE 125 100 R Unid Dutch UNMEE clg Sectorhq
(CCO,
miswriting for CCOY?) 18/Jan/01 (BV)
08016.1 : Unid 2330 PACTOR So far I got MMG VEN YAJA & JANK. Like the one
on 7987.7 with 3,4 etc LGs. (12/03/01) (AD)
08028.5 UNID: 2122 PSK31 / "nnn..." + crypto (11/Mar/2001) (Argo Sicily)
08029.0 : NATO Air Defence System 1326 LINK-11/1364/USB (14 Mar) (RGA)
08031.7 Unid: 16,11
ARQ 100 100 R Unid egy dpl? 5 fgs jg: ij
ijv----mkm
Baghdad emb? 27/Jan/01 (BV)
08032.0 AJE: USAF Croughton, G, 0734 USB, tfc. to JGO 66 (on deck at
Split)
(17Feb01) (LDO)
08032.0 Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 0127 USB / working Life
Boat
on F-498. They QSYed to 9120.0 kHz USB. (16March2001) (Midwest
USA)
08040.0 GFA: Bracknell Meteo 0940 FAX 120/576 w/surface analysis
08055.5 MKD: Akrotiri, Cyprus 20.35 Piccolo 6 Op chat to un-id
station(14Jan00). (PT)
08068.7 ---: UNID 2129 fec 100/I/200 Tfc in offline encrypt, dble line
spcng. Ends "///// 2595 2585 ///// qsl recu ce joure le 21/02/01
a
=====sur===== qsl recui ce jour ----" and offair 2135z
(21/Feb)(DW)
08085.0 #’s: “Counting station” 0403z Feb 25, 2001 USB EE/YL 5f groups,
started with callup of 235-1234567890 [SN]
08094.5 FDC: FAF METZ 2141 CW Marker "vvv de FDC ar" (21/Feb)(DW)
08103.0 4XZ: Haifa, Israel 0319z Mar 9, 2001 CW “V DE 4XZ” [SN]
08103.0 4XZ: IN HAIFA 2143 CW Marker "vvv de 4XZ ==" (21/Feb)(DW)
08105.6 FF UNID: 0510 ARQ-E 184.62/370 betas (Jan 6 2001)(PLOO)
08122.0 : O/M (EE) 0014 USB using first names as identifiers, discuss wx
over the last few days and its effects on their sailing
adventures.
(9/MAR/01) (RP3)
08130.5 Un-ID: British Mil? 10.16 Piccolo 12(?) Encryption all day.
Frequency increment used, xxxx.51, looks like British mil. Still
going strong at 19.00 as signal fades away (08Mar01). (PT)
08164.0 K1: Moroccan army MRC 2031 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg O1, O1A, O5L,
O1F,
D1 (18-02-01) (AB)
08191.7 9MR:
Malay Navrad 1811 rtty 50/850 4LG to unk (21/Feb/01)
(RH2)
08191.7 9MR:
Malay Navrad 1811 rtty 50/850 4LG to unk(21/Feb/01)
(RH2)
08191.7 9MR: Malay Navrad 1750 rtty 50/850 Johore Bahru Testing(15/Feb/01)(RH2)
08191.7 Unid: FAPSI 1803 CROWD36/40. (01/Mar/01) (RH2)
08191.7 Unid: FAPSI 1803 Crowd36 40 (01/Mar/01) (RH2)
08272.0 Unid:
USB
0500 - 0830 Unid: 20/Jan/01 (HS)
08298.0 VTP13/14: IN Bombay 0105 rtty 50/850 vnr vnr rbsl sg ry
etc(09/Feb/01) (RH2)
08298.0 VTP13/14 IN Vishakhapatnam 1618 rtty 50/850 5LG & RY/ID/SG etc
(30/Dec/01) (RH2)
08298.0 VTP13/14: IN Vishakhapatnam 1546 rtty 50/850 RY/ID/SG
08303.0 LOR: AN Puerto Belgrano 0600 rtty 75/170 5LG(03/Feb/01) (RH2)
08303.0 LOR: PNR Buenos Aires? 0540 rtty 75/170 5LG - this freq
normally
used by AN Puerto Belgrano but PNR prefix suggests BA?
(23/Feb/01) (RH2)
08303.0 LOR: PNR Puerto Belgrano 0524 rtty 75/170 5LG after
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GEN010(03/Mar/01) (RH2)
08303.0 LOR: AN Puerto Belgrano 0630 rtty 75/170 5LG & Wx(13/Jan/01)
(RH2)
08303.0 LOR: PNR Puerto Belgrano 0524 RTTY/75/170 5LG after GEN010
(03/Mar/01) (RH2)
08316.6 NAVY AUCKLAND: 0656 USB, wkg RTM, printability 4 SS100A2 send
your
traffic interrogative printability by BR003 correction 7A over
(10/MAR/01)(NJ)
08316.6 RTM: 0701 USB, clg NAVY AUCKLAND, printability 4 line 007A at
this
time this station is preparing 1 priority I say again
printability
4 line BR007A at this time this station is preparing 1 priority
for
your station over (10/MAR/01) (NJ)
08335,5 DRAO: FGS Lübeck (F214) 1450 USB/RATT 150/170 Data + voice with
DHJ59 (03/03/01) (RON-DXA47)
08335.5 DHJ-59: 2131 Mode??? w/DRAN w/QSY to MRY 59/06. Both stations
found
on 6779. (1/MAR/01) (RBP)
08335.5 DHJ-59: 2140 USB/RTTY w/DRAJ (FGS BAYERN FRIGATE 123 CLASS F-217)
in voice & RTTY. (1/MAR/01) (RBP)
08335.5 DHJ-59: 2200 USB+RTTY w/DRAN (FGS AUGSBURG FRIGATE 120 A CLASS
F-213, Nickname "Wild 13") in voice & RTTY checks. (1/MAR/01)
(RBP)
08387.5 UAAH: M/V Arkadij Dudenkov 1155 ARQ part msg & log off to unkwn
(18Feb01) (ML2)
08387.5 UBHZ: TH Sibirskij-2118 1058 ARQ tfc & log off to Nakhodka
(16Feb01) (ML2)
08387.5 UBJZ: BMTR Kapitan Faleev 1210 ARQ tfc to Nakhodka, UBJZ log
on/off
(09Feb01) (ML2)
08387.5 UBMV: RTMS Novokievka 12340 ARQ w/KYPS selcal UBMV log on & tfc
to
Nakhodka (09Feb01) (ML2)
08387.5 UEDA: RTMS Novoulyanovsk 2112 ARQ tfc & log off to Nakhodka
(10Feb01) (ML2)
08387.5 UEEC: RTMS Astronom 1019 ARQ crew msgs & log off to Nakhodka
(14Feb01) (ML2)
08387.5 UEET: RTMS Konstantin Alekseev 1150 ARQ crew msgs & log off to
Nakhodka (08Feb01) (ML2)
08387.5 UEYA: RTMS Selena 1111 ARQ w/KYPS selcal & tfc to Nakhodka
(10Feb01) (ML2)
08387.5 UEYN: RTMS Narodny Opolchenets 1351 ARQ svc & crew msgs to
Nakhodka
(09Feb01) (ML2)
08387.5 UFDJ: TR Ulan-Ude 2107 ARQ log on & tfc to unkwn (10Feb01) (ML2)
08387.5 UFNB: BMRT Mys Babushkina 2116 ARQ tfc & UFNB log off to Nakhodka
(22Feb01) (ML2)
08387.5 UIWZ: RTM Dolomit 1037 ARQ svc msgs for Nakhodka (12Feb01) (ML2)
08387.5 UIXU: RTM Rubinovyj 1042 ARQ tfc to Nakhodka (14Feb01) (ML2)
08397.0 UFHZ: TH Mekhanik Kraskovskij 1326 ARQ msg to unkwn (14Feb01)
(ML2)
08401.2 1KZDJAN:POLISH MIL ? ?LOC 1638 MIL.STD 188-144A ALE on usb.
1KZDJANKOVIC clng 1KZSDKACANIK (27/Feb)(DW)
08401.2 1KZSDKA:POLISH MIL ? ?LOC 1807 MIL.STD 188-144A ALE on usb.
1KZSDKACANIK clng OPERACYKMYPKW (27/Feb)(DW)
08419.0 VIP: PerthRadio WA AUS 2219 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (2 Mar) (RGA)
08420.5 HEC: Berne Radio Switzerland 1416 A1A ch marker (20/jan/2001)
(TJ)
08420.7 CBV: Valparaiso R 0400 fec Tfc List 1st time heard here! Can't
normally get up this early!(21/Jan/01) (RH2)
08421.5 LZW 4: Varna, Bulgaria 0344z Feb 25, 2001 CW “LZW” and ARQ/100
idle[SN]
08422.0 ESA: Tallin Radio Estland 1405 A1A ch marker (20/jan/2001) (TJ)
08422.0 NRV: Apra Harbour Guam 1412 A1A ch marker weak (20/jan/2001) (TJ)
08422.5 USU: Mariupol Radio Ukraina 1406 A1A ch marker (20/jan/2001) (TJ)
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08422.5 USU: Mariupol, Ukraine 0348z Feb 25, 2001 CW “USU [SN]
08424.0 SVU4: OLYMPIA RADIO 2100 fec 100/E/170 Greek ship press
(09/Mar)(DW)
08424.0 SVU4: OlympiaRadio Athens GRC 1333 FEC/100/170 Nx in Greek.
(14 Mar) (RGA)
08424.0 SVU: Athens Radio Greece 1404 A1A ch marker (20/jan/2001)(TJ)
08424.0 UDK2: Murmansk rdo 1300 FEC ships' tfc, same @ 1300 (11Feb01)
(ML2)
08426.5 VCT: Tors Cove, Canada 0349z Feb 25, 2001 CW “VCT” [SN]
08426.5 WCC: Chatham Radio USA FEC Tfc list. (25-02-01) (AB)
08427.5 SPA: Gdynia Radio Poland 1437 A1A very fast ch marker SPA
(29/jan/2001)(TJ)
08427.5 TLX: unid 1443 A1A + 8 FSK bursts, ID using morse TLX
(29/jan/2001)
08430.0 RRR34: Moscow, Russia 0354z Feb 25, 2001 CW “RRR34” and ARQ/100
idle [SN]
08431.5 DEUAT: unid 1529 A1A+ 8 short FSK bursts, ID morse sequence + FSK
8
sec long, rep every 20 sec (29/jan/2001)(TJ)
08432.5 UFN: Novorussiysk Radio Black Sea Russia 1521 A1A ch marker ufn
(29/jan/2001)(TJ)
08433.0 XSG: Shanghai radio Taivan 1414 A1A/F1B only call recovered "xsg"
(29/jan/2001)(TJ)
08434.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio Turkey 1414 A1A ch marker (29/jan/2001)(TJ)
08434.0 TAH: Istanbul Turk Radio TUR 2215 FEC/100/170 QTC in Turkish and
EE. (2 Mar) (RGA)
08450.0 5AB: Benghazi Radio 0620 CW w/call tape. (10/Mar/01) (MADX)
08450.0 5AB: BenghaziRadio LBY 2211 CW Marker. (2 Mar) (RGA)
08451.0 FUG: 2145 RTTY/75 Test (18 Mar) (PLW)
08452.7 FUG: FN La Regine 0408 rtty 75/850 RY/SG Testing Qwerty
(21/Jan/01)(RH2)
08453.0 FUG: FF La R,gine FRA 1335 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (14 Mar) (RGA)
08455.0 UVA: GelendzhikRadio RUS 1339 CW Tgms to ships. (14 Mar) (RGA)
08459.0 NOJ: USCG KODIAK AK 1023 FAX/120/576 Good clear weather
map.(18-02-01) (EW)
08465.0 Unid: 0620 AM Mossad numbers station (E10) w/ call-up KPA2
(09/Jan/01) (SD)
08465.0 Unid: 0620 AM Mossad numbers station (E10) w/ call-up
KPA2(09/Jan/01) (SD)
08465.0 Unid: 1415 AM Mossad numbers station (E10) w/ call-up KPA2
(12/Jan/01) (SD)
08465.0 Unid: 1415 AM Mossad numbers station (E10) w/ call-up
KPA2(12/Jan/01) (SD)
08475.3 RFVIE: FN Le Port 0414 rtty 75/850 RY/SG Testing(21/Jan/01) (RH2)
08478.0 FUF: FN Fort De France MRT 1012 RTTY/75/850 De FUF Testing Ry Sg
(23-02-01) (EW).
08478.4 FUF: FN Ft de France 0418 rtty 75/850 RY/SG & 10 count
(21/Jan/01)(RH2)
08478.5 ITA2: Baudot 0050
FUF-French Navy, idling 850/75. 20/Jan/01
(HS)
08484.0 HLF: Seoul Radio S-Korea 1323 A1A cq cq cq de hlf hlf qsx
8mhz(29/jan/2001) (TJ)
08484.0 REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 2209 REVS/50/1000 Idling between skeds.
(2 Mar) (RGA)
08494.9 P: MX Beacon RUS 1341 CW Kaliningrad(?) (14 Mar) (RGA)
08495.0 C: Marker Moscow RUS 0938 CW (18-02-01) (EW)
08495.0 PC: Russian Navy 2207 CW Beacon Cluster. (2 Mar) (RGA)
08497.0 HLF: GW node Seoul Radio S-Korea 1329 A1A/F1B channel
marker(29/jan/2001) (TJ)
08497.0 HLF: SeoulRadio KOR 2205 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (2 Mar) (RGA)
08499.7 VTH1/5/7: IN Bombay 1550 rtty 50/850 RY/ID etc(27/Feb/01) (RH2)
08499.7 VTH1/5/7: IN Bombay 1751 rtty 50/850 RY test tape
(03/Feb/01)(RH2)
08499.7 VTH1/5/7: IN Bombay 1550 RTTY/50/850 RY/ID etc (27/Feb/01) (RH2)
08500.0 RBSL: IN Mumbai IND 2204 RTTY/50/850 4FGs to warships.
(2 Mar)(RGA)
08510.0 J2A8: Djibouti Radio CW 1805, channel marker (28 Jan 01)(TR)
08522.0 9MG Singapore radio 1107 CW Station marker (23-02-01) (EW)
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08538.0 6WW: FN Dakar 0422 rtty 75/850 RT/GG repeated! Weird!
(21/Jan/01)(RH2)
08557.0 SPB: SZCZECIN RADIO 1932 fec 100/E/170 Shippress and stn info in
Polish. Ends with "Komunikaty-zz/msg-pzm transmisja blind/fec: 08
11 16 19 22 utc" (02/Mar)(DW)
08568.0 P7: Trainee Setup 1344 CW Wkg 4G. Msg: Nr1-G-R-141400A MAR 01=
French plain language exercise message. (14 Mar) (RGA)
08581.7 Unid: FAPSI 1030 Crowd36 Crypto (07/Feb/01) (RH2)
08582.0 PWZ33: Brasil Navrad 0550 rtty 75/850 Wx forecasts in PP Navarea
V
(20/Mar/01) (RH2)
08582.0 XSN: NingboRadio PRC 2158 CW QRU? BK. (2 Mar) (RGA)
08602.0 CWA: CerritoRadio URG 2155 CW QSXs. (2 Mar) (RGA)
08634.0 VTG6: Bombay Naval CW 1809, uneven mixed figure and letter groups
separated by ´ii ii´ and every now and then ´ii ii de vtg´, funny
format that - as usually they´re into 4 or 5 FG´s most of the
time
(28 Jan 01)(TR)
08636.0 HLW: Seoul Radio 2050 CW / "cq de HLW..." (25/Feb/2001)
(Argo Sicily)
08636.0 HLW: Seoul Radio S-Korea 1336 A1A cq cq cq de hlw hlw qsx
8mhz(29/jan/2001) (TJ)
08643.3 VTP: IN Vishakhapatanam IND 2151 CW Marker. Spurious. (2 Mar)
(RGA)
08646.0 FUJ: Noumea New Caledonia 1022 RTTY/75/850 ry sg testing.
(23-02-01)(EW)
08650.0 SPE42: Szczecin Radio CW 1830, channel marker (28 Jan 01)(TR)
08658.0 ASK: KARACHI RADIO 1629 CW Marker "cq de ASK qsw 484/8658/13024.5
khz for wx, n/wngs and tfc list. 1630z wx fcast (02/Mar)(DW)
08658.0 ASK: Karachi Radio 1630 cw cq QSW 484, 8658, 13024.5, wx, navs//
13024.5 (10 March 01) (HPT)
08662.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio CW 1834, channel marker (28 Jan 01)(TR)
08664.0 AMERICAN 901:Gander Air Radio 2046 19 Feb 01 USB selcal (EB)
08682.0 NMC: San Francisco rdo, USA 1136 FAX/120/576 weather map
(23-02-01)(EW)
08682.2 NMC: USCG San Francisco 1550 FAX/120/570 Nice chart, even better
than on 12730.0 khz (06/Mar/01) (RH2)
08682.3 NMC: USCG San Fran 1531 fax 120/576 Super Wx chart - as usual!
(19/Mar/01) (RH2)
08683.5 LFI: Rogaland Radio Norway 1344 A1A ch marker (29/jan/2001)(TJ)
08691.0 XST: Qingdao Radio PRC 1412 A1A cq cq ... de xst ...(heavy
fading)
(29/jan/2001)(TJ)
08691.0 XST: QingdaoRadio PRC 2144 CW QRU? BK. (2 Mar) (RGA)
08694.0 XSZ: unid PRC 1350 A1A cq cq cq de zsz ... qru?...qsx...mhz(heavy
fading)(29/jan/2001)(TJ)
08694.0 XSZ: unid PRC? 1350 A1A cq cq cq de zsz ...
qru?...qsx...mhz(heavy
fading)(29/jan/2001)(TJ)
08698.0 7TF: Boufarik Radio CW 1838, channel marker (28 Jan 01)(TR)
08722.0 7TF37: Boufarik Radio 1600 USB F wx (10 March 01) (HPT)
08749.0 LFL: Rogaland Radio 1205 USB E/Norw. tfc-list, wx // 13158
(10 March 01) (HPT)
08764.0 NMC: USCG CAMSPAC 1052 USB w/highseas forecast. /4426/
(23/Jan/01)(MADX)
08764.0 NMO: USCG Honolulu 0603 USB w/MIB. Remotely keyed from NMC:
CAMSPAC
Point Reyes. file://6501// (10/Mar/01) (MADX)
08788.0 Gdynia Radio: 0108 USB w/Egyptian vessel SUDW (Abu Egila) in
Arabic
radio telephone link. Also w/Maltese vessel 9HHF5 (Astypalea) in
Arabic R/T link. (6/MAR/01)(RP3)
08806.0 3AC: Monaco Radio 0930 USB F wx // 4363, 8728, 13146,
17260,17323,
23768, (10 Mar. 01) (HPT)
08806.0 3AC:Monaco radio Monaco 1959 16 Mar 01 USB Monaco radio 3AC and
tones (EB)
08825.0 New York: 0007 USB VIR 30 G-VIRG B-747-200 BHJL Bridgetown Londen
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08828.0
08837.0
08846.0
08846.0
08846.0
08846.0
08855.0
08861.0
08861.0
08861.0
08861.0
11291,
WUN-v07
GTW (25-Feb-01) (PD)
Santa Maria: 1951 USB AEL 203 EI-CNS B-767 QSEL(20-Feb-01) (PD)
KVM70: Honolulu VOLMET 0604 USB w/aviation wx. (10/Mar/01) (MADX)
Madang Radio: 2016 USB Calling aircraft ANC. No Response.
(09-03-01)(EW)
New York ATC: 1853 w/Navy LN 453 (P-3C, VP-45 NAS Jacksonville)
(30/JAN/01)(RP3)
New York: 2247 USB N120FM N102FM GLF4 CSKP (19-Feb-01) (PD)
New York: 2249 USB AAL 647 N11060 A-300 BPEH (19-Feb-01) (PD)
New York: 2251 USB AAL 660 N663AM B-757 FMQR (19-Feb-01) (PD)
Piarco Trinidad: 2343 Piarco Trinidad & Tabago ww COTAM 1024
(French Airforce) selcal BGAL, postion report and oceanic
clearance
25/Jan/01 (PP)
Abidjan: 2328 Abidjan Ivory coast ww Springbok 211 with a
positionreport 25/Jan/01 (PP)
DLF: 2356 DLH 501 ww Dakar position IDINI/2352 F370 AR (ATAR in
Mauritania) ZRT (Zoueratt) 0035 24/Jan/01 (PP)
Reach JHL 4: (AMC contract aircraft): 0254 USB w/Recife Control
(MWARA SAT-1) w/position report and altitude change. (17/JAN/01)
Receife: (B)2348 working Iberia 6840. Say your Mach number.
11291. 24/Jan/01 (PP)
08861.0 Roberts: 0025 Roberts (Sierra Leone) ww Springbok 201 position
OLIVE? 0021 Fl350.24/Jan/01 (PP)
08861.0 Sal: 0037 Sal (Cape Verde) ww Air Afrique 530 position
2139N2932W
Fl 330 GAMBA (1857N2603W) When at Gamba call me on 128.3.
24/Jan/01 (PP)
08861.0 Unid:
Y/L (Russian): 0234 USB w/VOLMET. Possibly Kirensk.
(17/JAN/01) (RP3)
08861.0 Yakutsk Volmet: Yakutsk RUS 2033 USB Weather information.
(09-03-01)(EW)
08879.0 Beira Control: Beira Mozambique 1946 USB Calling unid flight
position report. (09-03-01) (EW)
08879.0 Gander: 1625 utc Gander ww KLM 641 position report 58N30W/1625
selcal GLJK 25/Jan/01 (PP)
08879.0 Mauritius: 1638 Mauritius ww Malaysian 202 (JNS-KUL) postion
report
? 1634 Fl 370 PADSO/? selcal EPGM 25/Jan/01 (PP)
08879.0 Shanwick: 1628 utc Shanwick ww AEJ 60 departed LFLL
(Lyon/Satotolas) 1554 destination TFFF (Le Lamentin Martinique)
request oceanic clearance from sivir/1721 selcal JKBF (?)
Flightlevel 340 M.082.25/Jan/01 (PP)
08891.0 Artic Radio: 2340 Artic radio Canada ww DLH 8383 position report
25/Jan/01 (PP)
08891.0 Iceland Radio 1036 USB Clg Air France 071 ( 03-03-01) (EW)
08891.0 Iceland Radio: 1256 USB AAL 137 N795AN B-777 ABHK Londen HTR Los
Angeles (18-feb-01) (PD)
08891.0 Nippon 44: and DLH 8383 ww Iceland (ISL) with LH 8383 position LT
(Alert 8231N6212W Greenland)0043 8013N0303W 0125 QUASI next
(route
PTS-3) 24/Jan/01 (PP)
08903.0 Naha: 1658 USB PHL104 F-OHPM A-340 LSER? (7 Mar) (PD)
08903.0 PAL102: w/Naha 1535 USB B-747-400 with position report and selcal
BRDJ. Flight Manilla-LA. (15/03/01) (PD)
08903.0 PAL104: w/Manilla 1517 USB Airbus 340 with position report and
selcal check LSER. Manilla-SFrancisco. (15/03/01) (PD)
08903.0 TJ6CF: Aircraft 1523 USB / French working Brazaville Congo.
(26/Feb/2001) (StuMc)
08903.0 Unid: Speedbird 59 0400 USB Clg Luanda - no response(as
usual!)
(30/Dec/01) (RH2)
08903.0 Unid: Speedbird 59 0141 USB Posn check with Accra
(09/Feb/01)(RH2)
08918.0 BBC508: Wkg Bahrain.0000 USB DC-10 S2-ACP with posn report &
selcal
check HLDE(15/03/01) (PD)
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08933.0 Airinc New York: 2257 USB DAL 22 N862DA B-777 DLGR Atlanta Parijs
Orly (18-Feb-01) (PD)
08933.0 Springbok: 0000 Springbok Johannesburg ww Springbok 226 ETA
Johannesburg 0605 24/Jan/01 (PP)
08933.0 Unid: Springbok 320 & 201 1250 USB Reports to JNB Base
Control(09/Feb/01) (RH2)
08965.0 270043: Rch-7043 C-17 970043 1909 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE With
Multi ALE initiated PP's to ?? Answering M/C tells either the
call
cannot be dialed or that no one is there.[AMD]CCCCD8
943126987788NNNN. [AMD] CCCCD8946987788NNNN. [AMD]CCCCD8
946987788NNNN. [AMD]CCCCD8 946987700NNNN.[AMD]CCCCD8
946987700NNNN.
+ voice call to CRO without answer (6 Mar) (SA)
08965.0 ADW: USAF ANDREWS AFB 2024 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
2051z clng OFF/Offutt (01/Mar)(DW)
08965.0 AF5: USAF FLIGHT AF5 2230 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(01/Mar)(DW)
08965.0 AF9: USAF FLIGHT AF9 2129 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng ADW
(01/Mar)(DW)
08965.0 CRO: RAF CROUGHTON 2049 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(01/Mar)(DW)
08965.0 GTL: USAF THULE AFB 1935 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(01/Mar)(DW)
08965.0 GUA: USAF ANDERSEN AFB 1948 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(01/Mar)(DW)
08965.0 HAW: ASCENSION 2020 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(01/Mar) (DW)
08965.0 OFF: USAF OFFUTT AFB 2150 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(01/Mar)(DW)
08968.0 no-call: JAT Beograd, YUG, 1810 USB, tfc. to UNID a/c, selcall
JLCH
(25Feb01) (LDO)
08971.0 Cardfile 714: (P-3C, NAS Jacksonville): 1329 USB w/Fiddle (TSCC
NAS
Jacksonville) in clear & ANDVT checks. (18/JAN/01) (RP3)
08971.0 Falcon 01: (P-3C, Dutch Navy Curacao),2050z working with Fiddle
(TSCC, NAS Jacksonville). Falcon 7/Mar/01 (RP3)
08971.0 Fighting Tiger 14: P-3C VP-8 NAS Brunswick 1639 USB w/High
Voltage
(usually an exercise controller) in both clear voice and ANDVT.
(17/MAR/01)(RP3)
08971.0 Fighting Tiger 14: P-3C VP-8 NAS Brunswick 1639 USB w/High
Voltage(usually an exercise controller)in both clear voice and
ANDVT. (17/MAR/01) (RP3)
08971.0 Fighting Tiger 721: (P-3C, VP-8 NAS Brunswick): 1634 w/Golden
Hawk
(30/JAN/01)(RP3)
08971.0 High Voltage: 1659 w/Fighting Tiger 721 (30/JAN/01)(RP3)
08971.0 Pelican 712: (P-3C, VP-45 Jacksonville)2056z working Fiddle
7/Mar/01 RP3
08971.0 Quartet 716: (P-3C, NAS Jacksonville): 1714 w/Fiddle (TSCC NAS
Jacksonville) in clear and ANDVT checks. (30/JAN/01)(RP3)
08971.0 READINESS: 0847 USB icw unid stn adv weak strength 2
(30/Jan/01)(SD)
08971.0 READINESS: 0852 USB clg MASTERPIECE req relay msg 24 to
MASTERPIECE
99 and QSY F69 (30/Jan/00) (SD)
08971.0 S4JG: (P-3C in ground check): 1529 USB calling Golden Hawk (TSCC,
NAS Brunswick). Some ANDVT also noted. (16/JAN/01) (RP3)
08977.0 Yeovilton: 12.53 YEOVILTON G USB 2 2 A Yeovilton ops ww Zulu
Papa
ops normal eta Norfolk? 25mins 16/Jan/01 (BV)
08977.0 Yeovilton: 13.07 YEOVILTON G USB 2 2 A Yeovilton ops radiocheck
with Navy F01 Sea King Helicopter 16/Jan/01 (BV)
08977.0 Yeovilton: 14.10 YEOVILTON G USB 2 2 A Yeovilton ops ww Zulu
Papa
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eta Yeovilton 50mins = 15,00z 16/Jan/01 (BV)
08983.0 CG 1713: (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater): 1830 w/Camslant in radio
checks. (30/JAN/01)(RP3)
08983.0 CG 1713: (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater): 2256 USB w/Camslant reporting
airborne from Clearwater for local training flight.
(8/MAR/01) (RP3)
08983.0 CG 2101: HU-25, CGAS Corpus Christi 0326 USB w/Camslant
Chesapeake
in radio checks. (18/MAR/01) (RP3)
08983.0 CG 2132: HU-25 ATC Mobile 1503 USB w/Camslant reporting airborne
w/4 POB from ATC Mobile for local training flight. (6/MAR/01)
(RP3)
08983.0 CG 33C: H-60 # 6033 CGAS Clearwater 0003 USB w/Camslant in radio
checks. (5/MAR/01) (RP3)
08983.0 CG 41A: (H-60 # 6041, CGAS Clearwater): 1314 w/Camslant reporting
destination as Lakeland Airport. (30/JAN/01)(RP3)
08983.0 CG Rescue 1713: HC-130 CGAS Clearwater 0001 USB w/Camslant
Chesapeake in positon report (2656N/8233W). (5/MAR/01) (RP3)
08983.0 CG Rescue 1717: )HC-130, CGAS Clearwater): 1300 w/Camslant
Chesapeake reporting ops normal at 3211N/7932W. (30/JAN/01)(RP3)
08983.0 Camslant Chesapeake: 0030 USB w/CG Rescue 2140 (HU-25 CGAS
Miami)in
1/2 hourly check. Also w/CG 1704 (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater) who
reports ETA of 0115Z at Nassau. (4/MAR/01) (RP3)
08983.0 Camslant Chesapeake: 1306 w/CG 1719 (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater)
reporting airborne from Clearwater w/7 POB on SAR case.
(26/JAN/01)(RP3)
08983.0 Camslant: 1317 USB w/CG 1704 (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater) who
reports
being airborne from his homeplate of Clearwater. (6/MAR/01) (RP3)
08989.0 ONY: BAF Melsbroek 1802 USB Brussels wx for CH08. (16 Mar) (BA)
08990.0 RUST PROOF: EAM Bcast 2025 USB (Freq 8990 not 8992). 7KWYRD
simulcast 11244. This freq was used at least once before in the
past couple of months or so (maybe the same crew?) (4 Mar) (JH)
08992.0 816: Clg ANY STATION 1848 USB Raised TEMPLE AIRPORT, IDing as
TEMPLE with a loud & clear. Temple, Texas? (Southeastern border
of
Ft Hood, Texas.) Or?? (6 Mar) (JH)
08992.0 AIE 2: Anderson AFB, Guam 1332z Mar 9, 2001 USB EAM message [SN]
08992.0 AIR 91: Clg THULE 0753 USB (Possibly SAM 91) for pp to DSN
496-6003
(RIVIERA CONTROL)Reporting arrival 1000z with 30 POB and 'code 2
for TCAS'(2 Mar) (BD)
08992.0 AIRCRAFT 816: Wkg TEMPLE AIRPORT(?) 1820 USB TEMPLE AIRPORT
periodically called 816 with no responses. At 1836z 816 called
[unk] "on 8992" and raised TEMPLE AIRPORT(who has him loud and
clear) but did not seem to respond to the call. (6 Mar) (JH)
08992.0 BELL KITE: EAM Bcast 1955 USB VC55KH and 4-group msg (one
reading).
Simulcast 11244. Also active at 1925z with same. H+25/h+55
activity. (17 Mar) (JH)
08992.0 BRUSH WOOD: 28-char EAM 0125 USB V2ETGZ simulcast on at least
11244. H+25/h+55 activity. (25 Feb) (JH)
08992.0 BRUSH WOOD: Clg MAINSAIL+ANDREWS 0127 USB Raises OFFUTT for pp to
a
tollfree 800 number (WALDORF) callsign BASS HORN. By the time the
patch came up BRUSH WOOD advised that he now had his signal in
"the
BASE BAY (or PAY)" area (GEP) 7 CHARLIE. BASS HORN had him weak
and requested that they meet on the "orderwire ALPHA" and gone.
(25
Feb) (JH)
08992.0 CARD GAME: Clg ANY STATION THIS NET 2203 USB Without response
andgone. (26 Feb) (JH)
08992.0 DEPENDENT: EAM & AKAC Msgs 2054 USB 7KXTNI + AKAC 3-6-9 Msg.
simulcast 11244. H+25/h+55 activity. (3 Mar) (JH)
08992.0 DEPENDENT: EAM Bcast 2055 USB 7KXTNI (but not the AKAC 3-6-9 msg.
(3 Mar) (JH)
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08992.0 Dactyl 15: (unidentified): 0344 w/Puerto Rico in pp w/Eglin Metro
DSN 872-5224 for 0440Z arrival. (26/JAN/01)(RP3)
08992.0 NAVY 49676: Clg MAINSAIL 1859 USB Raising ANDREWS. Departed KNPA
to
KJFK and "requesting a FOX frequency at this time." ANDREWS
supplied 311/117. (26 Feb) (JH)
08992.0 PUERTO RICO: EAM Bcasts 0821 USB 7K3BL4 & 7KAZTO. (10 Mar) (BD)
08992.0 PUERTO RICO: EAM Re-Bcast 7KZEMX (first heard on GHFS at 0629z).
(8 Mar) (JH)
08992.0 Pacer 110: (C-21): 0258 USB w/Elmendorf in radio check.
(18/JAN/01)(RP3)
08992.0 RAIN DROP: Wkg Unid 1932 USB Brief comm and quiet. (9 Feb) (JH)
08992.0 Reach 7 Golf 3: 2010 w/Andrews in pp w/Hilda Metro then w/DSN
650-4073 w/information for 2200Z arrival. (30/JAN/01)(RP3)
08992.0 SILICATE: 131-char EAM 1821 USB A2WQOE. Simulcast 11244 and
nothing
heard any ZULU frequency. (3 Mar) (JH)
08992.0 SILICATE: Clg DEPENDENT 1900 USB No response. (3 Mar) (JH)
08992.0 TEAM WORK: Clg RED FERN 2112 USB (26 Feb) (JH)
08992.0 TEMPLE AIRPORT: Clg AIRCRAFT 816 1846 USB No response. (6 Mar)
(JH)
08992.0 Thule: 2318 USB w/EAMs (BWJ167 & BWOEFU). Simultaneous on 6739 &
11244. (17/JAN/01) (RP3)
08992.0 Unid: EAM Re-Bcast 0825 USB 7KZEMX. Either ANDERSEN or ANDREWS.
(8 Mar) (JH)
08992.0 X1M: Wkg HICKAM 0621 USB For pp to M4C. X1M passed EXERCISE
ESTEEM
HIGHLY ALPHA. Received a TOR of 0622 and gone. (12 Mar) (JH)
08992.0 gopher-02: usaf 0100 usb / gopher-02 calling for weather in
duluth,
mn (22/feb/2001) (Foos)
09016.0 ART SHOW: Raised AMPERAGE(?) 0239 USB Hourly signal check.
(18 Mar)(JH)
09016.0 ART SHOW: Raised AMPERAGE(?) 0239 USB Hourly signal check.
(18 Mar)(JH)
09016.0 BALL PEN(?): Clg COGNIZANT 0705 USB No response. (6 Mar) (JH)
09016.0 BEE BREAD(?): Raises SANBROOK 0518 USB Signal check and gone.
(5 Mar) (JH)
09016.0 BIG BURLY: Clg DIGNITARY 0354 USB No response. (27 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 BIG BURLY: Raised DIGNITARY 0407 USB For their hourly signal
check
and gone. (27 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 BINOCULAR: Wkg FLY BALL 1542 USB For radio check on secondary wkg
freq. BINOCULAR asked for other net members, was told there were
none and gone. First such "common" activity heard since the
first
of the year. (19 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 CHANDLER: Raises KIWI BIRD 0808 USB KIWI BIRD moves CHANDLER to
Z135. (4 Mar) (JH)
09016.0 COURTLAND: Raises LORD JIM 1950 USB Confirms receipt of V2NWBQ.
(22 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 COURTLAND: Wkg LORD JIM 1814 USB Signal check. (22 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 CREDIBLE: One Group Msg 1842 USB D2R repeated and out. Simulcast
8992 and 11244. (21 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 CREDIBLE: Raises APPLICANT 1746 USB Signal check. (21 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 DEPENDENT: 28-char EAM Bcast 2108 USB 7KF6CQ simulcast 8992 and
11244. (3 Mar) (JH)
09016.0 DIGNITARY: Clg BIG BURLY 0405 USB (27 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 KIWI BIRD: Raises CHANDLER 0621 USB Asks if any traffic. CHANDLER
said no. (4 Mar) (JH)
09016.0 LORD JIM: Raises tWILIGHT 1641 USB To confirm receipt of traffic.
(Yes). (22 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 OVERTONE: 28-Char EAM 2126 USB (missed it) and 22-char V2HIGX
simulcast 8992 & 11244. (20 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 TEAM WORK: EAM Bcast 1920 USB V2ODUE simulcast 8992 & 11244.
(26 Feb) (JH)
09016.0 TWILIGHT: 28-char EAM 1849 USB V2W43E simulcast 8992 and 11244.
(22 Feb) (JH)
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09016.0 TWILIGHT: EAM Msg 1644 USB V2XGWU simulcast 8992 and 11244.
(22 Feb) (JH)
09019.0 AIR FORCE SYDNEY: Clg ...361 0619 USB No response and gone.
(15 Mar) (JH)
09025.0 160024: C-5 86-0024 0812 ALE/USB Wkg OFF (2 Mar) (SA)
09025.0 170039: C-5 87-0039 1355 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ( 15 Mar) (SA)
09025.0 240070: C-17 94-0070 0430 ALE/USB Wkg 290066 C-17 99-0166
(12 Mar)(SA)
09025.0 240070: C-17 94-0070 1910 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE with ALE
initiated P.P. Invalid connection (22 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 250103: C-17 95-0103 1804 ALE/USB WKG CRO ALE+VOICE with ALE
initiated PP to ADW C/P (comms a bit broken) talking about being
late arriving at McGUIRE and will get the WX later (8 Mar) (SA)
09025.0 250104: C-17 95-0104 0942 ALE/USB Wkg 690007 C-17 96-0007
(13 Mar)(SA)
09025.0 250107: C-17 95-0107 0511 ALE/USB Wkg HAW (24 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 260003: C-17 96-0003 1403 ALE/USB Wkg AED also CRO and ADW in
quick
succession (5 Mar) (SA)
09025.0 270046: C-17 97-0046 1043 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE with unanswered P.P. (21 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 440186: KC-10 84-0186 0538 ALE/USB Wkg AED (23 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 440192: Rch-4192 KC-10 84-0192 1644 ALE/USB Wkg PLA for PP to
DSN-6506060 arrival time at ???? 2300 and arranging accommodation
(14 Mar)(SA)
09025.0 440192: Rch-4192 KC-10 84-0192 1644 ALE/USB Wkg PLA for PP to
DSN-6506060 arrival time at ???? 2300 and arranging accommodation
(14 Mar)(SA)
09025.0 460036: KC-10 86-0036 1536 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (21 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 ADW: 2038 ALE/USB Wkg 571458 KC-135 57-1458 (27 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 AF5: USAF aircraft 2301 MIL-STD 188-141A Sounding. (01-03-01)
(AB)
09025.0 Andrews: 0306 USB w/EAM (BWSYAB). Simultaneuous on 6.712; 6.739;
8.992; 11.175; 11.244; 13.200; and 15.016. At 0310 Andrews w/EAM (BWI2IA)
on this freqs and all other GHFS freqs. BWI2IA then echoed by
Croughton only on 6.739; by Thule on 6.739 & 8.992; by Hickam on
8.992 & 11.175.(18/JAN/01)(RP3)
09025.0 CRO:0753 ALE/USB Wkg 270041 C-17 97-0041 (24 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 GS3: 0947 ALE/USB Wkg CRO also GTL JDG (8 Mar) (SA)
09025.0 OFF: Offutt AFB NE USA 0353 ALE/USB Wkg Salinas NAS. [AMD] JNR DE
OFF HAVE YOU FVRS] (7 Feb) (PD)
09025.0 PLA: 0308 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for Radio check and
DATA:-[AMD]
JNR DE LPA HOW COPY MY DATA? [AMD] GOOD CPY UR DATA THANKS FOR
THE
CK LPA OUT. (19 Feb) (SA)
09025.0 PLA: 0510 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE +DATA for radio check
[AMD]CRO
DE PLA COMM CK HOW COPY (14 Mar) (SA)
09025.0 PLA: 1746 ALE/USB Wkg 460032 KC-10 86-0032 (12 Mar) (SA)
09030.5 JOC: Unid 1200 ALE/USB Unidentified station (possibly in Timor)
calls MALIANA with and sounding. (23-02-01) (EW)
09031.0 Architect: (RAF Flight Watch Centre): 0152 w/Ascot 3646 (RAF
Tristar ZD 952, 216 Sqdn RAF Brize Norton) w/wx for Botswana,
Namibia and other African locations. Also in selcal check
(DJ-BC).
09031.0 Architect: RAF 1052 USB JGN27 ZE-705 L-10 LMBK Brize Norton
Thessaloniki (25-Feb-01) (PD)
09031.0 Architect: With NATO 40 1234 USB Asking actuel weather for EGXW
(Waddington) and EGCC (Manchester) (08/03/01) (PD)
09040.7 5YE: Nairobi Meteo 1740 RTTY/100/850 Wx codes file://17441.5
Pagina 285
09040.7
09041.0
09041.0
09045.5
Same
09046.0
09046.0
09051.6
09057.0
09057.0
the
WUN-v07
(15/Mar/01) (RH2)
5YE: Nairobi Meteo 1740 rtty 100/850 Wx codes file://17441.5
(15/Mar/01) (RH2)
5YE: Nairobi Meteo 0123 rtty 100/850 Wx codes(09/Feb/01) (RH2)
5YE: Nairobi Meteo 0306 rtty 100/850 RY/64/ID (21/Jan/01) (RH2)
5YE: Nairobi Meteo 1745 fax 120/576
Hurrah! Charts at last!
pix on both 120 & 180 drum speeds, but same poor definition on
both! Thanks DW & KB (24/Jan/01) (RH2)
GANDER 01: Canadian MIL aircraft or helicopter, 1605, USB working
"GANDER OPS" (27Feb01) (LDO)
GANDER OPS: Canadian MIL Velika Kladusa?, BIH, 1605, USB working
"GANDER 01" (27Feb01) (LDO)
Madrid: Spain 19.21 ARQ 100/85 Egyptian emb, BOUSTAN MADRID, with
5-lg tfc to KHARGIA CAIRO in narrow shift ARQ (29Jan01). (PT)
170029: C-5 87-0029 2328 ALE/USB Wkg GUA (4 Mar) (SA)
ADW1: 2208 ALE/USB Wkg CONUS. Five contacts 2208-2300. This is
first time I have come accross the CONUS and the ADW1 callsigns.
[22:08:46][FRQ 9057000][TO ][CONUS CMD CLF ][TIS][ADW1 ][AL0]
BER
8 SN 10] (19 Feb)(SA)
09057.0 ADW: 2041 ALE/USB Wkg 580043 KC-135 58-0043 (27 Feb) (SA)
09060.0 F9S: Prague, Czech Republic 16.35 FEC-A 192/850 French embassy
with
5-lg tfc (19Jan01). (PT)
09090.0 Unid:
Y/L (EE): 2205 USB w/numbers. Repeats " 634 then tuning
count 1 through 0 " (17/JAN/01) (RP3)
09110.0 USCG : Boston R. 2050 FAx 120 / Maps (13/Mar/2001) (Argo Sicily)
09120.0 Emerald?: 0332 USB / calling unknown station on "hotel fox." No
joy. (22Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
09120.0 Nighthawk 6: 1932 USB / working Nighthawk 7. (26Feb.2001)
(Midwest USA)
09120.0 Nighthawk 7: 1956 USB / working Cactus. They went to secure
voice.
09121.0 A25: Latvian mil LVA 1734 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg MAIZE
(17-02-01)(AB)
09121.0 A25: Latvian mil LVA clg 1018 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg VENTA
(17-02-01)(AB)
09122.5 WUG: USACoE-Vicksburg, MS (NCS) 1528 USB / working WUG6 (Saint
Paul, MN) on channel eight. (09March2001) (Midwest USA)
09122.5 WUI6: USACoE-Fort Worth, Texas 1407 USB / clg WUI3 (Tulsa, OK)
and
WUI4 (Galveston, TX) on ch. eight. (26Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
09130.0 : Mossad Numbers 2014 USB (09-03-01) (EW)
09130.0 EZI2: Mossad 2102 USB Mossad Transmission. (18-02-01) (EW)
09130.0 Unid: 2105 AM Mossad numbers station (E10) in progress
file://13533
(10/Jan/01) (SD)
09142.4 Unid: CIS Mil/Rail? 1535 81-81 81/500 (30/Dec/01) (RH2)
09151.0 REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 1744 MORSE/xx/1000 Late 02170 bcast to
aircraft. (2 Mar) (RGA)
09157.0 HEC: Berne, Switzerland 0214z Feb 26, 2001 CW “HEC” and ARQ/100
idle [SN]
09157.0 HEC: BerneRadio SWI 1359 ARQ/100/170 Clover+ARQ+Morse ID.
(14 Mar)(RGA)
09157.0 HEC: BerneRadio SWI 1746 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (2 Mar) (RGA)
09175.5 : Guardia Civil SPA 0138 ARQ/100/400 On-line encrtpted tfc. Off
at
0157 (I did not ID this one but most likely them?) (21/Feb/01) (MJZ)
modem
09191.0 ---:QTH? 1338z Mar 9, 2001 USB Fishing traffic, Gulf of
Mexico?[SN]
09192.6 5ST: ASECNA Antan 1603 Arq-E3 48/400 Aero data file://4014.0
(23/Jan/01) (RH2)
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09195.5 B01: UNID MIL, NOR?, 0921 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A AMDs to M01 every
5
09212.0 : Unid CIS Mil/Rail? 1633 81-81/81/240 (05/Mar/01) (RH2)
09212.0 Unid: CIS Mil/Rail? 1633 81-81 81/240 (05/Mar/01) (RH2)
09227.0 AAA: UNID Israeli MIL, ISR, 1416, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc. to
TKM
(27Feb01) (LDO)
09227.0 TKM: UNID Israeli MIL, ISR, 1416, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc. to
AAA, after having linked with AAA into Hebrew voice tfc., female
operator (27Feb01) (LDO)
09227.0 TKM: UNID Israeli MIL, ISR, 1416, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc. to
AAA, after having linked with AAA into Hebrew voice tfc., female
operator(27Feb01) (LDO)
09228.0 FHL7: Russian Military 1851 CW Sends 827 33 28 2150 827=326= 4LGs
=
326 K. Receives 8 msgs from correspondent then closes cct with
QBE.
(28 Feb) (RGA)
09247.2 FJY2: DTRE Kerguelen I. 0546 Arq3 200/400 Idling(03/Mar/01)
(RH2)
09247.2 FJY2: DTRE Kerguelen I. 0546 ARQ-E3/200/400 Idling
(03/Mar/01)(RH2)
09250.0 : Unid 2140 USB? 5FGs (18 Mar) (PLW)
09251.0 Lincolnshire Poacher: 2112 USB Numbers. (18-02-01) (EW)
file://733 (10/Jan/01) (SD)
file://7337 (10/Jan/01) (SD)
09258.0 Hotel: 0353 w/Foxtrot, Mike, Echo, Tango, Romeo in probable
Link-11
net. Reference make to Echo returning to the Bird Farm. Also
Foxtrot Tells Mike that he does not hold him in the either the
Gator nor the Timber so they reset their PU. (25/JAN/01)(RP3)
09259.0 CGE: unid CANFORCES 0128 MIL-STD 188-141A clg CRC2: unid
CANFORCES.
(23/Jan/01) (MADX)
09260.0 28: unid 1659 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg DK11 DJ? (03-03-01) (AB)
09262.0 : Unid CIS 1749 RTTY/50/240 Headers like 'KRIPTOGRAMMA
BURAN.LEGENDA-887. BARHANA 285 346 2 1920. GR????? Then into
telecipher. (2 Mar) (RGA)
09289.0 Un-ID: Rome, Italy 16.50 RS-ARQ 240/ 8 bit
MAEROMA with
encrypted
tfc, AMBTIRANA mentioned in header (30Jan01). (PT)
09291.8 U4J7: UNID NATO station, G?, 1614, BAUDOT 50Bd/777Hz shift, tfc.
in
the clear to PIY6, slightly wobbly audio, JMC related?
(27Feb01) (LDO)
09292.0 PIY6: UNID NATO station, G?, 1614, BAUDOT 50Bd/850Hz shift, tfc.
in
the clear to U4J7, JMC related? (27Feb01) (LDO)
modem
tfc., bursty tfc., possibly related to DOGFISH 2001
exercise(17Feb01) (LDO)
09322.0 no-call: UNID, 1435, Rohde & Schwarz fast data mode, 2400Bd burst
PSK modem, two stations interacting (27Feb01) (LDO)
09323.0 #’s: Cuba 0920z Feb 11, 2001 CW 5f groups [SN]
09327.5 #’s: numbers station 1343 Mar 9, 2001 USB EE YL 3 + 2 F [SN]
09360.0 OXT: COPENHAGEN MET 1025 FAX/120/576 Poor noisy signal. Can
hardly
make out map at all. (18-02-01) (EW)
09400.0 WWVF: New US Station 1610 USB Strange voice - not US & not
clear!
(23/Jan/01) (RH2)
09438.0 JMJ3: TOKYO MET 0812 FAX 120/576/N/800 Upper air fcast chart weak, vri noisy (28/Feb)(DW)
09438.0 JMJ3: TOKYO MET 1031 FAX/120/576 strong weather map.
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FDY: FAF Orl,ans FRA 1300 RTTT/75/??? Testing. (9 Mar) (PLW)
10018.0 Mumbai: 1637 USB GFA154 A40-LE A-340 FQJR Bahrein-Manilla
(7 Mar)(PD)
Mumbai: 1642 USB GFA153 A40-LF A-340 FQJS Hongkong-Bangkok-Seeb
(7 Mar) (PD)
4XZ: Haifa Radio 1740 CW / 5LGs (01/Mar/2001) (Argo Sicily)
Calcutta 1758 USB Wkg KLM 878 PH-BFU B-747-400 DMBC From Bangkok
Amsterdam (24-Feb-01) (PD)
10066.0 Calcutta: 1915 USB MAS2 9M-MPJ B-747-400 QRDE Kuala Lumpur-LHR
(5 Mar) (PD)
10066.0 Calcutta: 1936 USB MPH094 PH-MCN B-747-F AFHM ? (5 Mar) (PD)
10066.0 Calcutta: 1939 USB SIA413 9V-SJJ A-340 FPKQ Kathmandu-Singapore
(5 Mar) (PD)
10066.0 Calcutta: 1942 USB KLM838 PH-BFO B-747-400 BQEJ SingaporeAmsterdam(5 Mar) (PD)
10100.8 DDK9: Hambourg Meteo 2250 ITA2 50/440 wx rpt + ID + synops
10117.8 BAF 4: Baijing Meteo 2100 FAX / Maps (21/Feb/2001) (Argo Sicily)
10125.0 : Unid Illicit 1739 CW 5FGs each group repeated. (2 Mar) (RGA)
10168.0 Unid:
North Korea?
0617 rtty? 50/994 Wide shift suggests
Korea (20/Feb/01)(RH2)
10171.0 MGJ: RN Base Clyde Faslane SCO 1254 RTTY/75/1670 CARBs. Spurious.
f3 of 3390. (20 Feb) (RGA)
10172.0 Magic 58: Waddington-based NATO AWACS E3 1047 USB Wkg
DHN66/Munster
w/pp to unid station. Magic 58 complained about bad comms on UHF.
Magic asked them to come on UHF freq. 277.400 MHz and try again.
Magic asked ground stn to terminate the phone patch. On 277.400 I
picked up Magic 58 again working with callsigns like Static and
Warlordm, I presume this was one of the stations in the shortwave
phone patch. (14/03/01) (PD)
10192,5 DRAN: FGS Augsburg (F213) 1353 USB/RATT 150/170 Data + voice with
DHJ59 (05/03/01) (RON-DXA47)
10192,5 DRAO: FGS Lübeck (F214) 1529 USB / Clg for DHJ59 with radiocheck
(05/03/03) (RON-DXA47)
10192.5 DHJ-59: German Navy Wilhelmshaven 2120 w/DRAU (FGS KOELN, FRIGATE
122 CLASS, F-211) in voice & RTTY checks. (1/MAR/01) (RBP)
10193.0 DHJ-59: 2124 USB w/DRHG (FGS OKER FLOTTENDIENSTB A-53,
INTELLIGENCE
SHIP) in voice & RTTY traffic.(2/MAR/01) (RP3)
10200.0 Unid: 19.00
100 R Unid sounds a bit like ALE same as 10237
and
10240 khz 2/Feb/01 (BV)
10204.0 APPELLATE: Clg SEA WALK 0003 USB No response. (13 Mar) (JH)
10204.0 BELL KITE: 28-char EAM 1854 USB VC55KH 'This is BELL KITE with a
message of four groups: AR4 YTW DYY EX6 time 1858 authentication
JA" [only once] and out. Simulcast 8992 & 11244. (17 Mar) (JH)
10204.0 NUT MEAT: 28-char EAM 2338 USB 7KEGAV simulcast 8992 & 11244.
(12 Mar) (JH)
10204.0 NUT MEAT: EAM Bcast 2203 USB 7KK2RA simulcast 8992 and 11244.
(11 Mar) (JH)
10204.0 PLAY BALL: 28-char EAM 1821 USB 7KQG6P slightly preceding
ANDREWS'
GHFS bcast of same and simulcast on 8992 & 11244. (14 Mar) (JH)
10204.0 PLAY BALL: EAM Bcast 1816 USB 7KIQH6 simulcast 8992 and 11244.
(14 Mar) (JH)
10204.0 REBELLION: 28-char EAM 0304 USB 7K4MTH following GHFS' bcast of
same. Simulcast at least on 8992 and 6697. (11 Mar) (JH)
10204.0 Unid: Suspected NAOC 1859 USB 28-char EAM 7KME5K preceding
ANDREWS'
1906z GHFS bcast of same. (14 Mar) (JH)
10205.0 : Unid RTP(?) 0300 RTTY/50/850 Meteo type txn. In archived logs
as
RTP. (19 Feb) (AD)
10206.0 DHJ-58 (German Navy, Glucksburg): 0222 USB w/DRAR (FGS
NIEDERSACHSEN FRIGATE 122 CLASS F-208) & DRKH (FGS MEERSBURG
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AUXILIARY SHIP A-1418) in EE/GE voice radio checks and message
service. DRAR is currently participating in DESEX 2001 and is
currently located in Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico. DRKH is
supporting submarines U-24 & U-28 as part of a joint US-German
exercise SUBEX 2001. (8/MAR/01) (RP3)
10206.0 DHJ-58: (German Navy, Glucksburg): 0222 USB w/DRAR (8/MAR/01)
(RP3)
10206.0 DHJ-58: 2218 USB w/unidentified vessel in voice & RTTY.
(5/MAR/01)(RP3)
10206.0 DHJ-58: German Navy, Glucksburg 2128 w/DRAU in voice & RTTY
checks.(1/MAR/01) (RBP)
10211.0 RNOUSLR1: Rhourde Nouss Oil/Gas Facility ALG 1614 ALE/LSB Sounds.
(25 Feb) (RGA)
10211.4 Unid: 17.47
ARQ 100 100 R Unid mostly irs mode, spanish? Oprchat? At 1800z s/off no id monitored 2/Feb/01 (BV)
10215.0 HZN: 18.01 HZN 48 ARS BAUD 100 100 R Jeddah meteo wx 2/Feb/01
(BV)
10237.0 Unid: 18.07
R Unid sounds a bit like ALE 6 chnls in 2000hz?
Jammer? Same as 10240 2/Feb/01 (BV)
10238.5 Unid: 18.26 INT ARQ 100 100 R Unid mv EE mgs to a e-mail adress
aol.com pos 34n 12w end with this sent by zsc capetown
2/Feb/01 (BV)
10240.0 UNID: 18.06 R Unid sounds a bit like ALE same as 10240 and
10200 khz 2/Feb/01 (BV)
10248.0 8BY: DGSE Illicit Paris F 2154 CW 780/274/434/542/454.
(20 Feb)(RGA)
10264.1 Unid: 18.02
100 100 R Unid 100,2bd 825hz no acf 2/Feb/(BV)
10275.0 DEBDEB30P: Rhourde Debdeba Oil/Gas Facility ALG 1615 ALE/LSB
Sounds. (25 Feb) (RGA)
10300.0 Unid: 18.59
USB 3 F Unid Spanish simplex comms male/female, si
and cambio often heard 2/Feb/01 (BV)
10308.0 C: Russian Navy 1736 CW SLB. (2 Mar) (RGA)
10341.0 HEC: Berne, Switzerland 1540z Feb 24, 2001 CW “HEC” and ARQ/100
idle [SN]
10360.0 Unid: 0630 USB poss tuna fisherman with US accented OM icw Aust
accented OM discussing shipboard generators and the next sked
would
be at 6am local on 8109 (22/Feb/01) (SD)
10375.0 RPTMB: PP Navrad Porto Santo 0533 RTTY/75/850 Crypto
(03/Mar/01)(RH2)
10375.0 RPTMB: PP Navrad Porto Santo 0533 rtty 75/850 Crypto
(03/Mar/01)(RH2)
10375.9 : Unid 0105 PICCOLO-12 Very strong here & there seemed to be rtty
in there too. (22 Feb) (AD)
40Bd/10Bd, offline crypto to unlocated embassy, 5LGs after 11177
40023, QSX not found (27Feb01) (LDO)
10407.6 LN2A: 19.17 LN2A NOR CW 2 F Nor ptt Sveio cw id and
databursts 29/Jan/01 (BV)
10438.0 1201UU: CODAN ? ?LOC 1052 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(23/Feb)(DW)
10438.0 1303: CODAN ? ?LOC 0950 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(22/Feb)(DW)
10438.0 1303: Codan Ltd (Europe). Loc? 1348 ALE/USB Sounds. (21 Feb)
(RGA)
10438.0 1303UU: CODAN ? ?LOC 1552 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(23/Feb)(DW)
10455.0 VIE: Darwin, Australia 0915z Feb 11, 2001 CW “VIE” AND
ARQ/100 idle[SN]
188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to KOW (17Feb01) (LDO)
10480.0 KOW: UNID ROU embassy, 0853 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A
serial tone modem, tfc. to CENTR4 (17Feb01) (LDO)
10482.3 RFVI: Le Port, Reunion 16.41 ARQ-E3 100/400 CdeV to self over
IRE,
Paris - Le Port cct (19Jan01). (PT)
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10482.3 Unid: 18.39
ARQ E3 100 100 R Unid idle 29/Jan/01 (BV)
10492.0 : Unid 2245 81-81/81/205 cannot decode. (23-02-01) (EW)
10493.0 Unid: CIS Mil/Rail 1800 81-81 81/190 (21/Feb/01) (RH2)
10493.0 WGY908: FEMA-Denver, CO (NCS) 1455 LSB / working WGY9442
(Albuquerque, NM) in the NECN. (01March2001) (Midwest USA)
10493.0 WGY916: FEMA 2040 USB / calling WGY912 and WGY908 in the NECN. No
joy. (01March2001) (Midwest USA)
10493.7 RFTJF: 18.37 RFTJF IVO ARQ E3 48 100 R FF Port Bouet idle no id
monitored 29/Jan/01 (BV)
10498.5 Unid: ALE SU1 clg SUP03, probably FBI, at 21/0037. 20/Jan/01
(HS)
10535.7 CFH: CF Halifax 1844 fax 120/576 Poor chart!(18/Jan/01) (RH2)
10536.0 CFH: CF Halifax 0555 rtty 75/800 Wx data(23/Feb/01) (RH2)
10536.0 CFH: CANFORCE Halifax 1013 FAX/120/576 Noisy weak weak weather
map.(18-02-01) (EW)
10536.0 CFH: CF Halifax 0113 fax 120/576 Sat chart - Great Lakes
(09/Feb/01)(RH2)
10536.0 CFH: CF Halifax 0135 rtty 75/850 Wx data (09/Feb/01) (RH2)
10536.0 CFH: CF Halifax 0450 rtty 75/850 Wx forecasts (20/Mar/01) (RH2)
10536.0 CFH: CF Metoc Halifax 0545 rtty 75/750 Wx data(30/Jan/01) (RH2)
10546.0 Unid: FAPSI 2000 Crowd36 Call up tones! 81-81previously logged
this freq! (07/Feb/01) (RH2)
10555.0 AXI34: Darwin Australia 0942 FAX/120/576 (23-02-01) (EW)
10575.0 FSB: 1142 USB/ALE, clg NAVPED000 (18/Feb/01) (NJ)
10581.0 S84: Swedish Embassy Washington DC 1018 MIL-STD 188-141A/Swedish
MIL-STD 188-110A 2400bd wkg S93: Swedish Embassy
Havana.(12/Jan/01)
(MADX)
10588.0 FM6FEM: FEMA Region Six Kansas City 0214 MIL-STD 188-141A
10608.0 INDEPEN3: Colombian Navy Corvette Independiente (Type FS1500,
CM-54) 0254 MIL-STD 188-141A clg ATLANTICO: Colombian Navy
Atlantic
Fleet HQ. (23/Jan/01) (MADX)
10722.0 DHJ-59: 2114 Mode??? w/DRAN QSL'ing for traffic. DHJ-59 tells
DRAN
to QSY to MRY 59/04. (1/MAR/01) (RBP)
10722.0 DRHG: FGS OKER FLOTTENDIENSTB A-53 INTELLIGENCE SHIP 2114 USB
calling DHJ-59 (German Navy, Wilhelmshaven) w/no response.
(6/MAR/01) (RP3)
10821.2 ---: FF FRENCH GUAYANA ?LOC 0000 ARQ/E 192/E/170 4RC. Poor sync,
betas thru 0941z. One badly corrupt C de V with "de RFLIGEA" and
another header with "de RFLIGEU" pointing to FF French Guayanan
links. (20/Feb)(DW)
10821.7 FF: 0349 ARQ-E 192/120 idle RQ (Jan 21 2001)(PLOO)
10842.0 : Unid Russian 1721 81-81/81/480 Revs only. (2 Mar) (RGA)
10872.0 PSC: Russian Navy 1720 CW Beacon cluster. (2 Mar) (RGA)
10873.7 RFVI: FF Le Port REU 2207 ARQ-E3/100/340 Cct REI to Paris.
Relaying messages from Noumea NCL/RFHI to Paris. (20 Feb) (RGA)
10873.7 RFVINVS: FS La Nivose 1940 ARQ-E3 100/400 Navy Vessel LA NIVOSE
with 5-lg tfc to ALLINDI and RFGW, Paris, via RUN, Le Port Djibouti, circuit (09Mar01). (PT)
10891.0 WWJ...: FHWA/USCG Aux. 2300 USB / New check-in time for the
weekly
Wed. southeast region net. (14March2001) (Midwest USA)
10900.5 GYU: Gibraltar 14.20 Piccolo 6 RY's, count, foxes and "DE
GYU"(25Jan01).(PT)
10917.9 RFTJ: FF Dakar 0546 Arq-E3 48/400 CdeV on TJF cid
(14/Jan/01)(RH2)
10942.5 --:QTH? 1558z Feb 24, 2001 USB AFN programming [SN]
10942.5 AFRTS/AFN: US military HF feeder 2115 USB / with RTTY QRM from
CFH.
New freq. from 10940.5 kHz? (21Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
10945.0 CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 1433 RTTY/75/840 ZKRs. (14 Mar)
(RGA)
10953.0 HBD20/5: MFA Berne SWI 1700 ARQ/100/170 Verbose 5LG msgs to unk
embassy. (2 Mar) (RGA)
10996.0 FDI8: French Air Force Nice 0126 CW w/call tape.
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11030.0 : Melbourne Meteo 1457 FAX (16/03/01) (PD)
11030.0 AXM134: Melbourne Meteo 1500 FAx 120 / Map of Australia
11031.0 K300: UNID Swedish MIL, 1444, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc. to S3T2,
sending AMDs, confirming auto receipt of message with the
Swedish
term "AUTOMATKVITTERAT" (27Feb01) (LDO)
11031.0 K300: UNID Swedish MIL, 1444, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc. to S3T2,
sending AMDs, confirming auto receipt of message with the Swedish
term "AUTOMATKVITTERAT" (27Feb01) (LDO)
11031.0 K400: UNID Swedish MIL, 1816, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sending short
AMDs to K300 (27Feb01) (LDO)
11031.0 S3T2: UNID Swedish MIL, 1444, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sending short
AMDs to K300 (27Feb01) (LDO)
11038.7 DDH: Hamburg Meteo 2030 rtty 50/400 Wx codes file://10100.7
(07/Feb/01) (RH2)
11039.0 DDH9: Hamburg Meteo 1756 rtty 50/400 Freq info file://147.3 &
14467.3 khz
(13/Mar/01) (RH2)
11039.0 DDH9: Hamburg Meteo 1756 RTTY/50/400 Freq info // 14467.3
(13/Mar/01) (RH2)
modem
11085.0 RFGW: Paris, France 16.00 FEC-A 192/400 5-lg tfc to D2Z, Budapest
emb. (19Jan01). (PT)
11089.5 D05: UNID 1407 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng D01. 1408z Clng
DNET (20/Feb)(DW)
11089.5 D09: UNID 1422 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng D11.
(20/Feb)(DW)
11090.0 KVM70: HONOLULU MET 1500 FAX 120/576/N/800 Dual upper air
chartlets
for NE Pacific (20/Feb)(DW)
11111.0 --: 0155z Mar 9, 2001 USB Spanish traffic net [SN]
11113.7 : Unid FAPSI 1614 CROWD36 (06/Mar/01) (RH2)
11113.7 Unid: FAPSI 1614 Crowd36
(06/Mar/01) (RH2)
11119.2 : USAF AWS 0923 RTTY/75/850 w/meteo tfc. (26-02-01) (EW)
11121.7 9MR: Malay Navrad 1845 rtty 50/850 Wx/Malay to ALL Ships SABAH
&
SARAWAK (15/Mar/01) (RH2)
11121.7 9MR: RMN Navrad 1845 RTTY/50/850 Wx/Malay to ALL Ships SABAH &
SARAWAK (15/Mar/01) (RH2)
11122.0 9MR: Malay Navrad 1535 rtty 50/850 5LG begins - "MRB/502 ZFH1
KD
HANG TUAH" then 5LG (27/Feb/01) (RH2)
11122.0 9MR: Malay Navrad 1535 RTTY/50/850 5LG begins - "MRB/502 ZFH1 KD
HANG TUAH" then 5LG (27/Feb/01) (RH2)
11124.0 ---:Jeddah Met Saudi Arabia 1922 16 Mar 01 RTTY 100 wx tfc (EB)
11125.0 HZN: Jeddah Meteo 1754 rtty 100/780 Wx codes(03/Feb/01) (RH2)
11125.1 HZN: JEDDAH MET 1548 rtty 100/R/850 Met tfc. (20/Feb)(DW)
11130.0 K1: 0852 USB/ALE, clg O1 (08/Feb/01) (NJ)
11130.0 O1: 0823 USB/ALE, clg O2 (08/Feb/01) (NJ)
11130.0 O2: 0823 USB/ALE, clg GLOBAL GLW (08/Feb/01) (NJ)
11130.0 Y3: 0824 USB/ALE, clg O2 (08/Feb/01) (NJ)
11148.0 : Russian Military 1115 RUS-75/75/180 Cipher. (9 Mar) (RGA)
11156.0 : Russian Military 1116 81-81/81/250 Cipher, (9 Mar) (RGA)
11175.0 ANDERSON: 0824 USB clg DELTA UNIFORM 518: be advised group 12
past,time of delivery 0821z (relay to LAKE CABIN) (23/Jan/01)
(NJ)
11175.0 ANDREWS: 179-char EAM 1421 USB A2X7H5. (3 Mar) (JH)
11175.0 ANDREWS: 6-char EAM 0636 USB 6YOIWG Repeated 3 times. (28 Feb)
(BD)
11175.0 ANDREWS: SKY KING Bcast 0635 USB K6X Time 35 Authentication WJ.
(28 Feb) (BD)
11175.0 Andrews Global: GHFS 2055 USB / working SAM 90300 (a C-20H, #
90-0300). (23Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
11175.0 Andrews: 1641 calling SAM 202 (C-20B # 86-0202, 99th AS Andrews)
w/no response. (30/JAN/01)(RP3)
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11175.0 BANKRUPT:E-6 Backseat Wkg Thule USB pp to European DSN-236-1712
All
conferees stand by then alphanumeric code. I think RAZZ-02 was
front seat callsign (26 Feb)(SA)
11175.0 BOULE92: USAF MC-130P 69-5820 9th SOS 2137 USB Wkg CROUGHTON w/pp
to CONUS DSN 579-5329 'SEMINOLE OPS'/ Hurlburt Field FL advising
departed HECA/Cairo 1628z. ETA QTBD/Doha 2030z. Requested to keep
fuel receipts from last stopover!(15/03/01) (AOV)
11175.0 Bull 35: (C-130 314th OG, Little Rock AFB, AR): 1449 USB calling
Mainsail. Also Top Cat 70 (KC-135E 108th ARW, NJ ANG McGuire AFB)
callingMainsail. (16/JAN/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Cake Bake: (strong level): 0234 w/communications test.
(25/JAN/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Chill 32: (B-52
5th BW, Minot AFB, ND): 2351 USB calling
Raymond
33 (28th BW Ellesworth) then calling Mainsail. (17/JAN/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Corn 04: (unidentified): 2106 USB w/Puerto Rico in pp w/Hurlburt
Metro, Reports they are over Gulf of Mexico and asks for wx at
2330Z. Also asks for wx at NARB New Orleans as a possible divert
airfield. (17/Jan/01)(RP3)
11175.0 DELTA UNIFORM 518: 0932 USB wkg ANDERSON w/ 9 group counts to
pass
to callsign LAKE CABIN are you ready to copy, 9 group counts
first
group count SADAYM4S5ZO7KZH2X6V24INJJR5 how copy, (read back by
ANDERSON), standingby for time of delivery (23/Jan/01) (NJ)
11175.0 Doom 82: (B-52H, Barksdale AFB): 0305 calling Doom 83
w/noresponse.(25/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 E10S4 (EVAC10S4): 1840 USB, clg MAINSAIL (CROUGHTON), pp DSN
480-9292 (USAFE ? amar) pp DSN 496-6145 (USAFE ? weather) wx ETAR
(RAMSTEIN AB) 2100z (28/Jan/01) (NJ)
11175.0 Epic 45: (C-130H 156th AS NC-ANG Charlotte): 2042 w/Croughton
(26/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 Evac 6160: (id as C-141 # 60160): 0235 w/Hickam in pp w/Travis CP
&
Metro for 0510Z arrival.
11175.0 Gold 75: Ferry tanker 1445 USB w/Andrews in pp w/Hilda East
reporting 1:05 out of Robins. Since they will operate out of
Robins
tomorrow instead of McGuire they want Hilda East to coordinate
tomorrow's mission with the Coronet planners. (4/MAR/01) (RP3)
11175.0 HICKAM: 28-char EAM 0558 USB V2TTG echoed by ANDREWS and
simulcast
6739, 6712 & 4724. (1 Mar) (BD)
11175.0 HICKAM: 28-char EAM 0650 USB V2GJYP echoed by ANDREWS at 0650z.
(28 Feb) (BD)
11175.0 Havoc 34: (C-130H 317th AG Dyess AFB): 1313 w/Salinas in
unsuccessfulpp w/Hilda Metro. (26/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 IAF 004: Clg ANDREWS 1821 USB Also called ANY STATION & THULE
many
times. Raised ANDREWS. Not responding and gone. (26 Feb) (JH)
11175.0 Lifter 64: (C-17, 437th AMW Charleston AFB): 0224 USB w/Hickam in
pp w/DSN 965-0850 Shaw CP trying to schedule entry into IR-721 at
2200 local & exit at 2238. (17/JAN/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Meek 38: (sounds like-not heard): 0310 w/Puerto Rico in pp w/DSN
837-5517 Travis AFB CP concerning take off time for Toga 39
(KC-10A, 79th ARS, Travis) scheduled for 0320Z. Travis suggests
they try contact on 6.671.(25/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 Meek 81: (sounds like-not heard): 0446 w/Thule in pp
w/unidentified
Metro w/wx for Ramstein at 0630Z. (26/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 NATO 05: E-3D Geilenkirchen GE 1853 USB w/Andrews w/wx for KNQX &
KHST (both unlocated). (5/MAR/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Navy CW 210: (C-130T, VR-54 NAS New Orleans): 2047 calling
Mainsail.(26/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 Navy LK 26: (P-3C, VP-26 NAS Brunswick): 1321 USB calling
Mainsail.(18/JAN/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Navy LL 48: (P-3C, VP-30 NAS Brunswick): 1719 USB w/Thule in pp
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w/DSN 476-2108 VP-8 Duty Office. Also in pp w/276-2692 Base Ops
w/wx for 2200Z.(16/JAN/01) (RP3)
Navy LL 79: (P-3C, VP-30 NAS Jacksonville): 1517 USB in pp
w/unidentified Metro w/wx for Willow Grove NARB. (16/JAN/01)
(RP3)
Navy LN 453: (P-3C, VP-45 NAS Jacksonville): 1810 w/Puerto Rico
(30/JAN/01)(RP3)
Navy LY 505: (P-3C, VP-92 NAS Brunswick): 2043 w/Puerto Rico in
radio checks. (26/JAN/01)(RP3)
Navy RG 960: (C-20G, VR-51 MCAS Kaneohe Bay HI): 2331 w/Ascension
in pp w/DSN 271-3207 (Offutt AFB) (stepped on by Andrews EAM
broadcast).(RP3)
Navy RU 905: (C-130T, VR-55 Pt. Mugu): 2244 USB w/Offutt in pp
w/DSN 351-5004/5155 Pt Mugu w/arrival information for 0546Z. Has
several write-ups which may hold off plane from going on
scheduled
mission to Belize.(17/JAN/01) (RP3)
PAT 706: 2224 w/Andrews in unsuccessful pp. (30/JAN/01)(RP3)
PUERTO RICO: Groups Bcast 0640 USB 6 chars each. [YU7, K6V, 42S
etc.] Time 40 Authentication KG. Apparent Transmitter problems.
(28
Feb)(BD)
REACH 106CT: 0838 USB clg ANDERSON: standingby for wx RODN
AB) for time 1000 and RJOI (IWAKUNI MCAS) 1030 (23/Jan/01) (NJ)
11175.0 REACH 171(?): Clg MAINSAIL 0141 USB Raised ANDREWS for a radio
check. 171 advised ANDREWS tostand by while a second radio was
being checked. At 0143z, 171 washeard garbled with ANDREWS
advising of same, then gone at 0143. Nothing further heard. (19
Feb) (BD)
11175.0 REACH 6165: 1845 USB, clg MAINSAIL with no reply (28/Jan/01) (NJ)
11175.0 REACH 7027 Clg MAINSAIL 0459 USB Radio check then gone.
(2 Mar)(BD)
11175.0 Rafair 7484: RAF, possible Nimrod 1600 USB w/Puerto Rico in pp
(in
progress) w/unidentified Metro w/wx for Queen Beatrix Airport,
Aruba and one other unidentified location. (17/MAR/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Razor 24: (E-8C JSTARS, Robins AFB-not heard): 0303 w/Ascension
in
pp w/Raymond-19 (Robins AFB). (25/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 Razor 33: E-8C JSTARS Robins AFB 2332 USB w/Offutt in pp w/DSN
497-2612 Raymond-19(Robins AFB). They have trouble w/pp and
terminate it w/no connection. (5/MAR/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Rch-4068: C-17 94-0068 0927 Wkg Thule USB for a PP TO
DSN-770305??
Arrival at ETAR (Ramstein) Alpha-1 (26 Feb) (SA)
11175.0 Reach 0459: 0233 w/Andrews in unsuccessful attempt at pp w/Travis
CP. At 0243 w/Hickam in pp w/Travis CP w/information for 0530Z
arrival.(RP3)
11175.0 Reach 2V3: 1740 USB w/Andrews in pp w/Hilda East & Hilda Metro
w/arrival information for 2000Z at NAS Norfolk. (3/MAR/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Reach 305T: 1855 USB w/Offutt in radio checks. (5/MAR/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Reach 3604: 2352 w/Ascension in radio check.
11175.0 Reach 403: (not heard): 0020 USB w/Andrews in pp w/Hilda Metro
w/wx
for Moron, Spain at 0400Z. (5/MAR/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Reach 4192: (not heard): 0250 USB w/Hickam in pp w.Charleston CP
w/write-ups & arrival information. (17/JAN/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Reach 509: 1716 USB w/Andrews in pp w/DSN 698-7788 Bangor CP
w/updated ETA of 1900Z. At 1720 Reach 510 w/Bangor CP w/arrival
information. (3/MAR/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Reach 6013: 1651 USB w/Andrews in pp w/Dover CP w/arrival
information. (3/MAR/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Reach 6E1: (not heard): 0508 w/Hickam w/wx for Hickam.
(26/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 Reach 7045: (id as C-17): 0319 w/Andrews in pp w/Charleston AFB
CP
& Metro w/information for 0530Z arrival. (25/JAN/01)(RP3)
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11175.0 Reach 801B: 2343 w/Ascension in pp w/Dover Metro for 0320Z
arrival.
Also w/DSN 698-6988 Maniac Ops (Bangor ANGB) regarding if bad wx
will affect scheduled tanker rendezvous. Maniac Ops reports the
tanker is taking off and that Reach 801B can contact them on
311.0
MHz.(RP3)
11175.0 Reach 8054: 2206 w/Andrews (30/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 Reach 9003: 1607 calling Mainsail for radio check.
(26/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 SAM 204(?): Clg MAINSAIL 0506 USB No response. (2 Mar) (BD)
11175.0 SAM 90300: a USAF C-20H, # 90-0300 2110 USB / calling SAM 60201
(a
USAF C-20B, # 86-0201). No joy. (23Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
11175.0 Sentry 63: (E-3B AWACS Tinker AFB): 2208 w/Puerto Rico
(30/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 Shado 19: (MC-130 550th SOS, Kirtland AFB, NM): 0340 w/Ascension
(25/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 Shark 67; Probable C-27 Trojan 1324 USB w/Puerto Rico in pp
w/Smasher (SOUTHAF Flight Following Facility, NAS Key West) who
reports they tried to contact Smasher on 4455; 7935; 11205;
14383;
and 20943 w/no joy.Smasher had also tried those freqs w/no joy.
They are currently at 2038N/7250W (south southwest of Turks &
Caicos Islands) and were airborne at 1140Z and ETA to first
destination is 1400Z. At first destination they will on load 35
pax
and cargo. (6/MAR/01)(RP3)
11175.0 Sharky 76: (Unid) 1855 USB w/Offutt in pp w/DSN 743-3251
McConnell
CP w/information for 2145Z arrival. (5/MAR/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Shuck 72: (E-3B AWACS, Tinker): 1600 w/Offutt in pp (in progress)
regarding arrival instructions for nellis AFB & McCarron Airport,
Las Vegas.(26/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 Sparky 75: 1448 USB calling Mainsail w/no response.
(4/MAR/01) (RP3)
11175.0 Tazz 81: (KC-135R 121ST ARG OH ANG RICKENBACKER ANGB): 1601
w/Andrews who reports he is in receipt of EAM (BWNEBM) but wants
current traffic. Andrews tells him that BWNEBM is current traffic
then adds BWL?6Z which Tazz 81 acknowledges. (26/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 Titan 18: (B-52
92nd Wing, Fairchild AFB, WA): 2051 USB
w/Croughton in radio checks. ((NOTE: I thought Croughton had
closed down??) (17/JAN/01)(RP3)
11175.0 Trout 99: (EC-135 412TH FLTS, EDWARDS AFB): 0448 USB w/both
Andrews
& Ascension trying to arrange contact. Ascension has better
hearability so he takes over. Trout 99 wants arrival wx for
Peterson AFB at 0730Z. (18/JAN/01)(RP3)
11178.0 Condor: 0208 w/Q9Y exchanging information on tracks
11178.0 NRN 348: (P-3C, Dutch Navy, Hato Curacao): 2159 USB w/PJK (Dutch
Navy, Suffisant Curacao) establishing communications schedule for
tomorrow.(17/JAN/01) (RP3)
11178.0 PJK: (Dutch Navy, Suffisant Curacao): 1300 USB calling NRN 353
(P-3C, Dutch Navy Hato Curacao) w/no response. (18/JAN/01) (RP3)
11178.0 Q9Y: (Dutch Navy P-3C, Hato Curacao): 0105 w/Condor
11178.0 V0W: (probable Dutch Navy P-3, Hato, Curacao): 2219 w/Condor
Radio
(30/JAN/01)(RP3)
11178.0 V0W: 2238 w/Condor confirming that his data link DLRP (spelled)
(30/JAN/01)(RP3)
11184.0 : Unid Japanese Military 0921 USB w/WX fcasts. (26-02-01) (EW)
11197.5 no-call: US-MIL net?, 1035 USB/16+39-TONE PSK MODEM, no 400 Hz
doppler, probably KY-99 encrypted speech, strong signals, located
in the Mediterranean Sea area, related to DOGFISH 2001 exercise?
(28Jan01)(LDO)
11199.0 AXI: Darwin, Australia 0900z Feb 11, 2001 USB Air Force Darwin
working “FOXTROT ROMEO FOXTROT 2359” [not heard] [SN]
11202.0 9MR: RM Nvy Johor Baharu 2140 RTTY 50/850 id tape, 5LG msgs &
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wx, // 8192 (24Feb01) (ML2)
ATE: 0646 USB/ALE, clg MALEK (10/Feb/01) (NJ)
ATEF: 0718 USB/ALE, clg MALEK MIM (12/Feb/01) (NJ)
MAL: 0729 USB/ALE, clg BADIS (11/Feb/01) (NJ)
MALEK: 0712 USB/ALE, clg BAD (12/Feb/01) (NJ)
MALEK: 0729 USB/ALE, clg BADIS (11/Feb/01) (NJ)
VIO: 1720 USB/ALE, clg BADCAD BAD (11/Feb/01) (NJ)
: Architect: 0231 USB w/airfield color states. (12/MAR/01) (RP3)
ARCHITECT: STCICS RAF ???? G 1133 USB CAN & US aflds actuals.
(13 Mar) (RGA)
: UN Peacekeepers? Lospalos (Timor)? 1114 USB/ALE. To WWB LOS
JOC.(09-03-01) (EW)
Dark Star Papa: (E-3B AWACS, Tinker AFB): 2145 USB w/Trenton
Military (17/JAN/01) (RP3)
Dragnet Tango: (E-3B AWACS, Tinker AFB): 1530 w/Trenton Military
(30/JAN/01)(RP3)
Nightstar Alpha & Crown 92: HC-130 71st RQS Moody AFB 1730 USB
calling Trenton Military w/no response. Trenton finally completes
pp at 1739. Nightstar Alpha w/information in formatted report.
(5/MAR/01) (RP3)
11214.0 Razor 22: (E-8C JSTARS, Robins AFB): 1434 USB w/Trenton Military
(16/JAN/01) (RP3)
11214.0 SPAR 58: (id as VIP-associated C-135-not heard): 1625 USB
w/Trenton
Military in pp w/Raymond 21 (Offutt AFB) w/arrival information
for
1830Z.(16/JAN/01) (RP3)
11214.0 Sentry 41: (E-3B AWACS, Tinker AFB): 1914 USB w/Trenton Miltary
w/wx for Tinker AFB. (16/JAN/01) (RP3)
11214.0 Sentry 64: E-3B AWACS Tinker AFB 2038 USB w/Trenton Military in
pp
(progress) and is told by Eagle-2 that they have approved a 1:30
flight extension. (2/MAR/01) (RP3)
11214.0 Trenton Military: 1448 USB w/Sentry 61 (E-3B AWACS, Tinker AFB)
in
pp w/DSN 884-7239 (Tinker AFB-Current Ops) querying status of
cancelled tanker, callsign Mode 62 (sounds like). Current Ops
trying to find a tanker to fill in. (6/MAR/01) (RP3)
11214.0 Trenton Military: MACS 1814 USB / pp for SAM 60202 (a C-20B, #
86-0202) to Langley AFB, VA. (20Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
11217.0 DHM91: GAF Münster GER 1141 USB Passes wx rpts to unid.
(13 Mar)(RGA)
11217.0 RIC: CAP Richmond VA USA 2342 ALE/USB Sounds. (3 Mar) (RGA)
11220.0 Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 2154 USB / pp for SPAR 66
(C-20A, # 83-0502 with DV-3+5 Pax) to SAM CP. (15March2001)
(Midwest USA)
11220.0 NAVY 49676: Wkg ANDREWS 1905 USB Sets F311 as their guard freq
and
gone. (26 Feb) (JH)
11220.0 SAM 202: (C-20B # 86-0202, 99th AS Andrews): 1441 USB w/Andrews
trying to arrange pp. SAM 202 says connection is not pp
quality.(18/JAN/01) (RP3)
11226.0 17033: C-5 87-0033 0703 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ALE+VOICE too much qrm
(18 Mar) (SA)
11226.0 240067: C-17 94-0067 1128 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ALE+VOICE with ALE
initiated PP to[AMD] CCCDCD87790301NNN. Nothing heard (28 Feb)
(SA)
11226.0 240070: C-17 94-0070 2014 ALE/USB Wkg 280054 C-17 98-0054
(14 Mar)(SA)
11226.0 240070: C-17 94-0070 2019 ALE/USB Wkg 5380038 KC-135 63-8038
(14 Mar) (SA)
11226.0 260003: Rch-Z9 C-17 96-0003 2153 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE for PP
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to Hilda East then Metro for WX at CYQX (Gander) for 0030Z
(6 Mar) (SA)
260005: C-17 96-0005 2129 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ALE+VOICE ith ALE
initiated PP to [AMD]CCCCD86732100NNNN for personal PP
(16 Mar) (SA)
260007: C-17 96-0007 1834 ALE/USB Sounds (6 Mar) (SA)
270044: C-17 97-0044 2140 ALE/USB Wkg JTY (18 Feb) (SA)
280052: C-17 98-0052 0021 ALE/USB Wkg PLA (2 Mar) (SA)
291189: C-17 89-1189 0355 ALE/USB Wkg HAW (27 Feb) (SA)
291191: C-17 89-1191 0933 ALE/USB Wkg JNR (12 Mar) (SA)
340633:C-141 64-0633 1007 ALE/USB Wkg OFF (2 Mar) (SA)
420193: KC-10 82-0193 1346 ALE/USB Sounds (12 Mar) (SA)
450027: KC-10 85-0027 1905 ALE/USB (5 Mar) (SA)
450032: KC-10 85-0032 1126 ALE/USB Wkg OFF (27 Feb) (SA)
460035: KC-10 86-0035 1517 ALE/USB Sounds (24 Feb) (SA)
538874: KC-135 53-8874 1050 ALE/USB Sounds (27 Feb) (SA)
580035: KC-135 58-0035 0919 ALE/USB Wkg 580035 (12 Mar) (SA)
6XO: 1849 ALE/USB Wkg HAW (5 Mar) (SA)
960007: C-17 96-0007 1508 ALE/USB Sounds ( 12 Mar) (SA)
ADW: 2147 ALE/USB Wkg 250104 C-17 95-0104 (18 Feb) (SA)
ADW: 2300 ALE/USB Wkg 250103 C-17 95-0103 (25 Feb) (SA)
CRO: 0804 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE for radio check (12 Mar) (SA)
CRO: 1509 ALE/USB Wkg 200534 C-17 90-0534 (24 Feb) (SA)
CRO: 1852 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE+DATA [AMD]IS IT STILL IN YOUR
SCAN POOL OR DID YOUR FREQUENCIES CHANGE. [AMD]DO YOU STIL HAVE
11181 UP.(18 Mar) (SA)
CRO:0951 ALE/USB Wkg 100453 C-5 70-0453 (18 Mar) (SA)
E30577: E-3 78-0577 1656 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (17 Mar) (SA)
JDG: USAF Diego Garcia BIO 2340 ALE/USB Sounds. (3 Mar) (RGA)
PLA: 0241 ALE/USB Wkg 200534 C-17 90-0534 (22 Feb) (SA)
PLA: 1409 ALE/USB Wkg 270046 C-17 97-0046 (24 Feb) (SA)
PLA: 1747 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for radio check (2 Mar) (SA)
R22: 2218 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (27 Feb) (SA)
Magic 94: Wkg Magic 95 Air to Air 1141 USB/DATA (14/03/01) (PD)
Bango 419: unid 1518 USB w/Trenton Military in selcal check (GPLS). Trenton Military will inform the Rescue Coordination Centre
(RCC) that Bango-419 is available if needed. (3/MAR/01) (RP3)
Canforce 2140: 1520 USB w/Trenton Military reporting departure
Winnepeg enroute to Calgary. Trenton Military will relay to CFB
Trenton Wing Ops. (3/MAR/01) (RP3)
11232.0 Canforce 81: (id as CC-130 # 130341, 435th Sqdn Winnepeg): 1734
w/Trenton Military relaying ETA Winnepeg of 2230Z. Also in selcal
check (GH-AB), (26/JAN/01)(RP3)
11232.0 Crown 92: HC-130 71st RQS Moody AFB 1746 USB w/Trenton Military
in
pp w/DSN 965-2362 Shaw Metro. Has trouble w/pp so Trenton relays
information for wx at Moody AFB on 4 Mar from 1900-2100Z.
(3/MAR/01) (RP3)
11232.0 Dryly 56: (spelled-id as C-130): 1958 USB w/Trenton Military in
pp
w/Pan Am Service 1-800-424-0350 & w/wx for St Johns at 0300Z.
(18/JAN/01) (RP3)
11232.0 Navy LL 79: (P-3C, VP-30 NAS Jacksonville): 1652 USB w/Trenton
Military w/wx for NAS Brunswick from 1500-1900Z. (16/JAN/01)
11232.0 Nightstar Alpha: E-8C JSTARS Robins AFB 1726 USB w/Trenton
Military
reporting they are in radio sector # 6. Wants pp w/DSN 497-2612
(Robins AFB) Raymond-19. Trenton switches them to 11214.
(5/MAR/01)
(RP3)
11232.0 Tiger 305: CC-130 # 130305 424th Sqdn Trenton 1515 USB calling
Trenton Military w/no response. (3/MAR/01) (RP3)
11232.0 Tiger 317: (CC-130 CANFORCE 8TH WING CFB TRENTON): 1955 USB
w/Trenton Military who relays that Rescue Coordination Center
(RCC)
has no traffic for them. Tiger 317 will be in range in 40 minutes
and will contact them at that time. (18/JAN/01) (RP3)
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11232.0 Trenton Military: 2045 USB w/Canforce 2403 w/wx for St Johns &
Halifax. (2/MAR/01) (RP3)
11232.0 Trenton Military: 2107 USB w/Canforce 81 w/ wx/for Brandon &
Winnepeg. (2/MAR/01) (RP3)
11235.0 AXI: Darwin, Australia 0854z Feb 11, 2001 USB Air Force Darwin
working “FOXTROT ROMEO FOXTROT 2359” [not heard] [SN]
11243.0 WYLE 34: Clg MAINSAIL 1815 USB 'On 11424 upper'. and gone.
(7 Mar)(JH)
11244.0 AIR COOL: 28-char EAM 2217 USB V25VCX simulcast 8992 with nil
heard
on any ZULU freq. (24 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 AIR COOL: EAM Bcast 2225 USB V25VCX simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55
11244.0 ANDERSON: 1957 USB, this is ANDERSON with a maintenance test
testing 1234554321 ANDERSON maintenance test out (28/Jan/01) (NJ)
11244.0 ANDREWS: 28-char EAM 1814 USB 7KIQH6. (14 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 ANDREWS: 28-char EAM 2201 USB 7KK2RA. (11 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 ANDREWS: 31-char EAM 1845 USB 6YFKRD. (3 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 ANDREWS: 81-char EAM Bcast 2111 USB A266NR. (28 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 AUTO BODY: 28-char EAM 1955 USB 7KG63S. H+25/h+55 activity.
(7 Mar)(JH)
11244.0 BALL PARK(?): Raises OVERFLOW 1642 USB For some GEP
coordination(RF
19 etc.) [BALL PARK or whatever] then asked for working freqs
(Z225 primary; Z175 secondary) and gone.(13 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 BINOCULAR: Clg MAINSAIL 1537 USB Raises FLY BALL. BINOCULAR asked
for her wkg freqs. Given Z205. (19 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 COAST CAR: Called PALAMINO 0004 USB (Maybe APPELLATE; WAR46) No
response. (13 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 COGNIZANT: 19-char EAM 2157 USB GOTXJK simulcast 8992. Nothing on
any ZULU frequency. (6 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 Croughton: 1230 Croughton G This is Croughton Maintenance
1234554321 Croughton Maintenance out. 27/Jan/01(PP)
11244.0 ELEGANCE(?): EAM Bcast 0809 USB 7KO?Q? ending WUGKKB4NKUHY..RY7C
or
close. Simulcast on at least 11175. (8 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 FIRE LIGHT(?): 28-char EAMs 1625 USB 7KI9W7C & 7K377Z. Simulcast
8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (8 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 FOOT HILL: EAMs Bcast 2356 USB (NUT MEAT id'ing in the 'new day')
7KK2RA, 7KNMKX, 7KEJAV.H+25/h+55 activity. (12 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 FOOT HILL: EAMs Bcast 2356 USB (NUT MEAT id'ing in the 'new day')
7KK2RA, 7KNMKX, 7KEJAV. H+25/h+55 activity. (12 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 NUT MEAT: 28-char EAM 1926 USB 7K5AI6 simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55
11244.0 OFFUTT: EAM Bcast 1929 USB OFFUTT as lead GHFS Station broadcasts
6YAJBL 'FOR RATTAN & SKIMPY' and the 6-character 6YQ6FM.
(9 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 OVER FLOW: 28-char EAM 1623 USB 7KCT4W. Nothing heard 8992, 11175
or any ZULU freq. (13 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 PLAY BALL: 28-char EAM 1655 USB 7KPTO7 simulcast 8992.
(14 Mar)(JH)
11244.0 PLAY BALL: EAM Bcasts 1825 USB 7KIQH6 & 7KQG6P. Simulcast 8992.
H+25/h+55 activity. (14 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 PLAY BALL: EAM Bcasts 1901 USB 7KIQH6 & 7KQG6P simulcast 8992
(very
weak). (14 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 RAIN DROP: EAM Bcast 1925 USB 7KASBZ simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55
11244.0 RUST PROOF: 28-char EAM 1825 USB 7KKCEK simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55
11244.0 RUST PROOF: 28-char EAM 2002 USB 7KWYRD with no simulcast freqs
found. (4 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 SILICATE: 28-char EAMs 1703 USB (Unknown)+7KE6UZ+7KAQZJ simulcast
8992 and nil hrd any ZULU frequency. (3 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 SILICATE: AKAC Msg 1953 USB "This is SILICATE with an AKAC ["akac"] 3-6-9 message of six groups" [three times]: LRW QWV FO3 3BH
ASC JW5 [twice]" simulcasting same on 8992.0 and gone. (3 Mar)
(JH)
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11244.0 SILICATE: Raised DEPENDENT 1855 USB Told to stand by for traffic.
(3 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 SILICATE: Raised DEPENDENT 1859 USB Did not respond to
DEPENDENT's
calls. (3 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 SILICATE: Raised DEPENDENT 1901 USB Requesting 'meet on the red
side' and into lengthy ANDVT comms. (3 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 SILICATE: Raises DEPENDENT 1915 USB Said that he 'had some bad
news
for you' and into lengthy ANDVT comms. (3 Mar) (JH)
11244.0 TEAM WORK(?): 28-char EAM 1833 USB V2UKDD simulcast 8992 with nil
heard any ZULU freq. (26 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 TEAM WORK: EAM Bcasts 1925 USB V2UKDD & V2ODUE simulcast 8992.
11244.0 TEAM WORK: Raised RED FERN 2114 USB With TEAM WORK asking if RED
FERN is requesting the 7 CHARLIE. (26 Feb) (JH)
11244.0 THREE AMP(?): Clg MAINSAIL 2016 USB No response and gone.
(28 Feb)(JH)
11244.0 TWILIGHT: EAM Bcast 1855 USB V2W43E. Simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55
11244.0 TWILIGHT: EAM Bcasts 1955 USB V2XGWU & V2NWBQ simulcast 8992.
11244.0 Unid: 28-char EAM Bcast 2008 USB V2L32T simulcast 8992 and nil
heard any ZULU freq. (28 Feb) (JH)
11247.0 Ascot 3201: (Tristar, ZE 705, 216 Sqdn RAF Brize Norton): 0010
USB
(8/MAR/01) (RP3)
11247.0 Ascot 3201: Tristar, ZE705, 216 Sqdn RAF Brize Norton 0010 USB
w/Haven (Ascension) w/wx for Funchal and Tenerife. Departed
Ascension 2323Z w/ETA Brize Norton of 0750Z. Selcal check (LMBK).This is regular weekly RAF support flight to/from the
Falkland
Islands on its return to Brize Norton.8/MAR/01) (RP3)
11247.0 Navy 700: Royal Navy aircraft 1554 USB calling Haven (Ascension)
w/no response. (13/MAR/01) (RP3)
11253.0 RAF VOLMET: RAF W.Drayton G 1118 USB YL w/worldwide airfields wx
actuals. (9 Mar) (RGA)
11268.0 ONY: BAF Melsbroek 1609 USB Radio check with CH101. (16 Mar) (BA)
11268.0 ONY: BAF Melsbroek 1609 USB ww unid pos Ramstein wx reports.
(16 Mar) (BA)
11279.0 Iceland: 1613 Iceland ww BAW 3590 position report 74N60W/1612
F330
72N40W/1659 7030 next 25/Jan/01 (PP)
11285.0 BA16: Wkg Colombo 1634 USB Mentioning position report and asks
for
selcal CLAP.(08/03/01) (PD)
11285.0 BAW34: B777 1642 USB Kuala Lumpur-London LHR. Wkg KL. Position
report and selcal BJKL. (08/03/01) (PD)
11285.0 Chennai 1609 USB Wkg MAS 180 9M-MKG A-330 ERBF From Kuala Lumpur
To
Madras (24-Feb-01) (PD)
11285.0 Chennai 1610 USB Wkg MAS 90 9M-MRJ B-777 QRFG From Kuala Lumpur
To
Dubai To Newark (24-Feb-01) (PD)
11285.0 Chennai 1801 USB Wkg MAS 150 9M-MPM B-747-400 QRDH From Kuala
Lumpur to Jeddah (24-Feb-01) (PD)
11285.0 Chennai: 1550 USB SRF 423 4R-ADA A-340 EMBD (19-Feb-01) (PD)
11285.0 Chennai: 1552 USB MAS 90 9M-MRD B-777 QREJ Kuala Lumpur Dubai
Newark (19-Feb-01) (PD)
11285.0 Chennai: 1623 USB DLH8493 D-ABYO B-747-F CGAK (25-feb-01) (PD)
11285.0 Chennai: 1625 USB THA307 HS-TAO A-300 CJFK Bangkok-Colombo
(7 Mar)(PD)
11285.0 Chennai: 1626 USB RBA93 V8-RBJ B-767 EGHR Brunei Abu Dhabi Londen
HTR (25-Feb-01) (PD)
11285.0 Chennai: 1629 USB SVA9689 HZ-AIC B-747-100 EFBD (25-Feb-01) (PD)
11285.0 Chennai: 1634 USB THA307 HS-TAK A-300 CJKM Bangkok Colombo
(25-Feb-01) (PD)
11285.0 Chennai: 1639 USB MAS184 9M-MKE A-330 ERBC Kuala Lumpur Madras
Pagina 298
WUN-v07
(25-Feb-01) (PD)
11285.0 Chennai: 1909 USB DLH779 D-ABVO B-747-400 JQLR Jakarta-SingaporeFrankfurt (5 Mar) (PD)
11285.0 Chennai: 2005 USB QFA 124 VH-OGJ B-767 LQBM Bombay Singapore
Sydney
Melbourne (20-Feb-01) (PD)
11285.0 Colombo: 1637 USB SIA402 ? ? JPDM Singapore Colombo
(25-Feb-01)(PD)
11285.0 Colombo: 1959 USB SIA 451 9V-STF A-310 GSHR Male Singapore
(20-Feb-01) (PD)
11285.0 GIA984: w/Chennai 1500 USB Airbus 300 PK-GAG with position report
and selcal check HMGJ. (15/03/01) (PD)
11285.0 MAS13: B777 1646 USB From Kuala Lumpur to Amsterdam. (10 km away
from my location) Pos report and selcal QREJ. (08/03/01) (PD)
11291.0 Dakar: 2350 to unid. Very very weak. 24/Jan/01 (PP)
11306.0 : O/M (accented EE): 0210 USB w/O/M (accented EE) in radio checks
and passing what appear to be checkpoints Ecuna & Dibok, both
spelled using NATO phonetics. Selcals also noted. At 0229 O/M
(EE)
confirmed possible checkpoints MARJP, ??BCR , LIVOR.
(9/MAR/01) (RP3)
11341.9 OZU25: MFA Kopenhagen DNK 1440 tWINPLEX/100/800 Cipher+IRS then
offair. (14 Mar) (RGA)
11345.0 TWA 885: Wkg Stockholm Radio 1426 USB B767 JFK-Cairo) on ground
in
Cairo for selcall check GLBH (15/03/01) (PD)
11366.0 : Aircraft (O/M Portuguese): 0215 USB w/O/M (Portuguese) w/ETAs
for
various checkpoints (RASKA, VORAS ) and selcal check (BL-PS).
Varig
LDOC. (9/MAR/01) (RP3)
11366.0 : Aircraft (O/M Portuguese): 0215 USB w/O/M (Portuguese) w/ETAs
for
various checkpoints (RASKA, VORAS )and selcal check (BL-PS).
Varig
LDOC.(9/MAR/01) (RP3)
11396.0 Jakarta: 1541 USB UAE 67 A6-EMH B-777 HMCS (19-Feb-01) (PD)
11396.0 Perth: 1506 USB GIA 766 ? ? QSGL (20-Feb-01) (PD)
11396.0 Perth: 1550 USB SIA 235 9V-SRE B-777-200 JPBM Singapore
Brisbane(19-Feb-01) (PD)
11396.0 Perth: 1554 USB AAA 888 LSJR Hongkong Sydney (19-Feb-01) (PD)
11400.0 Y/L (SS): 0245 USB w/O/M (SS) and young child (SS) in personal
conversation. (13/MAR/01) (RP3)
11401.5 B01: UNID MIL, 0921 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A AMDs to M01 every 5
11416.7 ---: FF SARAJEVO ? 2112 ARQ/342200/E/400 8rc. 2 chan tdm. Chan A:
B: betas before fading thru 2150z (23/Feb)(DW)
11416.7 RFFVAY: 18.31 RFFVAY BIH ARQ 342 200 100 R FF Sarajevo beta's
26/Jan/01 (BV)
11416.7 RFFVAY: FF Sarajevo BHI 1715 ARQ-M2 / Idle status
(16/Mar/2001)(Argo S)
11418.0 FJY5: DTRE Crozet I 1106 Arq-E3 200/400 Idling(29/Jan/01) (RH2)
11418.6 Unid: 19.09 ALG COQ 26 80 R "Unid alg Customs? /dpl mgs list of
names s/off @1932z with ""stop le chef de brigade des douanes a
bbmstop signe mk kelkha stop et fin coll/7bo/kk" 26/Jan/01 (BV)
11430.0 HMF55: KCNA Pyongyang DPRK 1032 BAUDOT 50/250 w/EE
news.(22/Jan/01) (MADX)
11436.0 Un-ID 11.05 FEC 100/850 Sends Group of numbers "54842 54842 54842
Transmission ends with "0000" (14Jan00).(PT)
11445.0 TUR: 19.00 TUR USB 3 A Usaf Incirlik mgs 26/Jan/01 (BV)
11453.0 IMB3: Rome Meteo I 1132 RTTY/50/840 Actuals Italian airfields.
(9 Mar) (RGA)
11453.0 IMB: 18,37 IMB I BAUD 50 100 R Rome meteo wx 26/Jan/01 (BV)
11460.0 Andrews AFB: USAF 1839 USB / terminating service with Executive
One
Foxtrot. ETA 1855Z. (15March2001) (Midwest USA)
60203
Pagina 299
WUN-v07
on F-295. ETA to SEGU is 1820 UTC. (04March2001) (Midwest USA)
11460.0 Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 1900 USB / pps for Navy
49676 regarding the F/A-18 accident in Kuwait.
11461.3 : Unid Egyptian Diplo 1134 ARQ/100/170 5LGs to unk embassy.
(9 Mar)(RGA)
11461.3 UNID: MFA ICairo 1500 Sitor A / crypto msg 5LG
(14/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
11462.0 Unid: 0700 AM high pitched polytone (XPH) tonal numbers station
(09/Jan/01) (SD)
(16/Jan/01) (SD)
11468.0 Unid: 18,56
50 100 R Unid 50bd 250hz no acf 26/Jan/01 (BV)
11468.5 : Unid. Time? CW. 4LGs. Off at 1150z. (02-03-01) (EW)
11486.0 no-call: UNID, G? 1143 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem
tfc.,
long bursts, only one station on freq, located North Western EUR
(17Feb01)(LDO)
11487.0 : Unid CIS Mil/Rail? 1647 81-81 81/150 (05/Mar/01) (RH2)
11489.0 DG: Moroccan MOI Net 1800 ALE/LSB Sounds. Also on 13879.
(6 Mar)(RGA)
11492.0 0000006140: Iranian Net 1506 ALE/USB Sounds. (9 Mar) (RGA)
11494.0 BINOCULAR: Raises FLY BALL 1540 USB Enters net. Then sent
BINOCULAR
to Z175 for a radio check. (19 Feb) (JH)
11494.0 BINOCULAR: Raises FLY BALL 1748 USB For secure voice check and
into
ANDVT. At 1751z FLY BALL worked BINOCULAR to advise that FLY
BALL
was going monitor only for 60 minutes and gone. (19 Feb) (JH)
11494.0 FLY BALL: Wkg BINOCULAR 1745 USB (19 Feb) (JH)
11494.0 OMAHA 3SA: Clg Unid 1607 USB Following SELSCAN handshaking.
Raising
OWNERSHIP (fair) but not responding. SERVICE CENTER (good/strong)
then worked OMAHA 3SA in an attempt to pass information to HAMMER
via secure voice. Unsuccessful and gone. (19 Feb) (JH)
11494.0 OWNERSHIP: Wkg FLY BALL 1716 USB For signal check. FLY BALL then
called BINOCULAR with no response and maybe moving to 9016.0 to
call BINOCULAR with no known response and gone. (19 Feb) (JH)
11494.0 Unid: Clg HAMMER 1618 USB No response. No ID but it was the NAOC.
OWNERSHIP (fair) then called and raised FLY BALL for a signal
check. FLY BALL told OWNERSHIP to maintain Z205 [as their net
primary] and then called BINOCULAR with no response and gone.
(19 Feb) (JH)
11495.0 0000000121: 1625 USB/ALE, clg 8P00001210 (16/Feb/01) (NJ)
11513.0 RIW: Navy HQ Moscow 1626 81-81/81/250 Cipher. Wkg unid warship
RMSB. Morse steerage on 19224. (25 Feb) (RGA)
11522.5 Unid: no call unid station 1353 fsk 50 bd synchroon 850 hz acf=0
10/Mar/01 (PP)
11541.7 RFLI: FF Fort de France MRT 0942 ARQ-E3/96/... Idling.
(23-02-01)(EW)
11545.0 Lincolnshire Poacher: 2116 USB (18-02-01) (EW)
11565.0 : Mossad numbers bcst 2217 USB Group 112. repeat. (23-02-01) (EW)
11688.0 UNID: 1713 UNID 50/847 acf 0 strong Tx!(Jan 22 2001)(PLOO)
12083.0 : Unid FAPSI Link 1516 RTTY/75/500 5LGs. QSL1 QRU. CFM TKS GB
SK.(14 Mar) (RGA)
12090.2 RFFLVDC: FS CDT. DUCUING 19.50 ARQ-E3 192/400 French Navy ship
CDT.
DUCUING with tfc in FF to RFFLOVD/CENTADMI TOULON over Dakar Paris cct "AFL" (24Jan01). (PT)
12106.0 FOL: UNID Romanian embassy, 1610 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, clg
Bucharest/CENTR3 (25Feb01) (LDO)
12127.5 VHC?: Australian Navy Belconnen?, AUS, 1904 16ch. VFT, 3 channels
active, 13 in stby (24Feb01) (LDO)
12127.5 VHC?: Australian Navy Belconnen?, AUS, 1904 16ch.VFT, 3 channels
active, 13 in stby (24Feb01) (LDO)
12167.7 Unid: FAPSI 1609 CROWD36 (06/Mar/01) (RH2)
Pagina 300
WUN-v07
(06/Mar/01) (RH2)
12172.0 WWVF: New US B'cast 1615 USB V. poor Voice Rx (18/Jan/01) (RH2)
12173.0 REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 1141 MORSE/xx/1000 09110 bcast to aircraft.
(9 Mar) (RGA)
12173.0 REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS REVS/50/1000 Idling between skeds.
(13 Mar)(RGA)
12178.0 DHJ-59 (German Navy, Wilhelmshaven): 2141 USB w/DRHM (FGS
WERRA,TENDER A-514) in German voice traffic. (1/MAR/01) (RBP)
12178.0 DHJ-59: 2159 RTTY w/DRAJ who says he has 8 priority and 2 routine
messages to pass then into RTTY. (1/MAR/01) (RBP)
12178.0 DHJ-59: 2212 Mode??? w/DRAN tells him to QSY to MRY 59/13. Both
stations found on 10722 at 2114. (1/MAR/01) (RBP)
12178.0 DHJ-59: German Navy, Wilhelmshaven 2051 USB w/DRHM (FGS WERRA,
TENDER A-514) in German & English voice & RTTY servicing.
(2/MAR/01) (RP3)
12180.0 no-call: UNID Italian, I, 1300, Rohde & Schwarz fast data mode,
2400Bd burst PSK modem, two stations interacting, one side
located
in or around Italy (27Feb01)(LDO)
12204.0 ZSO: SAN Durban 1600 MFSK/32 54.5 // 8631.0 & 6407.7 khz
(04/Feb/01) (RH2)
(14/Mar/01) (RH2)
12211.0 Unid: FAPSI 1644 CROWD36 (14/Mar/01) (RH2)
12239.0 Unid: FAPSI 1540 rtty 75/500 5LG on Link 70004(08/Feb/01) (RH2)
12239.0 Unid: FAPSI 1656 rtty 75/500 5LG on Link 00030(14/Jan/01) (RH2)
12262.0 : NATO System 1145 STANAG-4285/2400/USB (9 Mar) (RGA)
12297.7 Unid: Unid 1604 rtty 75/850 Crypto - genuine baudot - not like
NATO sruff! (02/Feb/01) (RH2)
12300.0 HEHGPL: SONATRACH Haoud el Hamra, ALG 1756 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
12302.0 PCGHZO: Unid 0740 RTTY/50/100 Every day 0740/57 with RYs then
OIJH
WF(49 WF)49 ... PCGHZO Repeated constant text. (3 Mar) (IB)
12412.5 NOJ: USCG KODIAK 1011 FAX 120/576/N/800 Noisy sfc analysis. 1028
New chart but sig fading. (17/Mar)(DW)
12412.5 NOJ: USCG KODIAK 1800 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sfc analysis and text
products. Weak, fuzzy. (26/Feb)(DW)
12414.0 MVFG (O/M EE): 2119 USB w/MVFW (O/M EE) confirming contact. Then
MQR8 w/MJH1 who reports that maintenance is complete and all
transmistters are on line. MZH1 calling M1SD (not heard) & MJJG
(not heard) for readability ((NOTE: All voices sound
automated)).(2/MAR/01) (RP3)
12487.0 ZCBH7: M/V Eridge 0555 arq AMVER report(30/Jan/01) (RH2)
12489.0 ---: M/V Polluks 0934 ARQ crew msgs to Vladivostok (17Feb01)
(ML2)
12489.0 ---: M/V Sea Breeze 2326 ARQ msg to Vladivostok (09Feb01) (ML2)
12489.0 ---: TH Kapitan Kurow 2241 ARQ selcal KYXM & msgs to Vladivostok
(22Feb01) (ML2)
12489.0 UAWY: M/V Gorsk 2357 ARQ msg to Vladivostok (17Feb01) (ML2)
12489.0 UBRG: TR Ul'Banskij Zaliv 1111 ARQ svc msg to Vladivostok
(26Feb01)(ML2)
12489.0 UGSL: TH Gorno-Altajsk 2201 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok (06Feb01)
(ML2)
12491.0 UCCZ: TH Krasnopol'e 0913 ARQ crew msgs & log off to Kholmsk
(20Feb01) (ML2)
12510.0 UBJY: RTMS Novokazalinsk 0919 ARQ tfc to Nakhodka (02Feb01)
(ML2)
12510.0 UHTR: SRTM Sovietskoe Primore 2217 ARQ tfc & crew msgs for
Vladivostok (12Feb01) (ML2)
12514.0 UIKR: TBS Neftegaz-70 2213 ARQ msgs to unkwn, UIKR log on/off
(18Feb01) (ML2)
12526.0 Unid: BATM Borodino 0650 arq Greetings TG's to
Vladivostock(25/Feb/01) (RH2)
12570.0 UCEP: SRTM Zaliv Nakhodka 1036 ARQ tfc to unkwn (25Feb01) (ML2)
12570.0 UHAI: TR Nevelskiy 1031 ARQ part msg & UHAI log off to unkwn
(21Feb01) (ML2)
12570.0 UIOX: SRTM Melekhovo 2211 ARQ crew msgs to unkwn (04Feb01) (ML2)
12585.0 NRV: USCG Apra Harbour GUM 1653 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (14 Mar)
Pagina 301
WUN-v07
(RGA)
12586.0 UDK 2: Murmansk, Russia1439z Mar 10, 2001 CW “UDK 2” and ARQ/100
idle [SN]
12590.5 RRR34: Nizhnij NovgorodRadio RUS 1700 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(14 Mar)(RGA)
12593.5 UDB2: KholmskRadio RUS 1209 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (9 Mar) (RGA)
12603.5 SVU5: OLYMPIA RADIO 2106 fec 100/E/170 Greek ship press
(09/Mar)(DW)
12603.5 SVU5: OlympiaRadio GRC 2124 FEC/100/170 Exchange rates in Greek.
(28 Feb) (RGA)
12603.5 SVU: Olympia Radio 1258 cw, de svu + dash (07 Mar. 01) (HPT)
12613.0 XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 1309 cw, xsq + SITOR (07 Mar. 01) (HPT)
12615.0 USU: MariupolRadio UKR 2125 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (20 Feb) (RGA)
12616.0 LZW: Varna, Bulgaria 1455z Mar 10, 2001 ARQ with traffic, ID’d by
CW ID at end of traffic [SN]
12624.0 SAB: Goetheborg Radio 1300 cw, sab + SITOR (07 Mar. 01) (HPT)
12625.5 UCE: ArkhangelskRadio RUS 1111 FEC/100/170 Nx & sport in RR.
(13 Mar) (RGA)
12625.5 UCE: ArkhangelskRadio RUS 1700 ARQ/100/170 Wkg ship UBSW in autotelex then tfc list in FEC. (14 Mar) (RGA)
12634.5 TAH: Istanbul Turk Radio 1215 SITOR-B, tfc-list, regular sced
(07 Mar. 01) (HPT)
12634.5 TAH: Istanbul Turk Radio TUR 1215 FEC/100/170 Tfc list.
(9 Mar)(RGA)
12635.5 LZW: Varna Radio 1228 cw, lzw + SITOR (10 March 01) (HPT)
12635.5 LZW: Varna, Bulgaria 1450z Mar 10, 2001 CW “LZW” FEC traffic and
into CW ID [SN]
12660.0 LFI: Rogaland Radio 1306 cw, lfi + SITOR (07 Mar. 01) (HPT)
12666.5 FUG: FN La R,gine FRA 1614 RTTY/150/850 Tests. (2 Mar) (RGA)
12690.7 RFVIE: FN Le Port
0544 rtty 75/850 "ZUI TESTING FUX"
12710.7 PPJ: Juncao R 0435 rtty 75/850 Navarea V Wngs/PP (21/Jan/01)
(RH2)
12710.7 PWZ33: Brasil Navrad 0612 rtty 75/850 Wx Reports\PP fm
Meteomarinha (07/Mar/01) (RH2)
12729.0 UVA: GelendzhikRadio RUS 1300 CW QSW 6459,5/12729/16930. Tfc
list.(2 Mar) (RGA)
12730.0 NMC: USCG San Francisco 0957 FAX/120/576 weather map.
(23-02-01)(EW)
12730.0 NMC: USCG San Francisco1545 fax 120/576 Splendid clear chart!
Could read the small print! (26/Feb/01) (RH2)
12730.5 NMC: USCG San Francisco 1620 fax 120/576 Good Wx chart!
(04/Feb/01) (RH2)
12745.5 JJC: Kyodo Tokio 0620 fax 60/576 JJ Newspaper - Readable ! - (by
Japanese!) (20/Mar/01) (RH2)
12763.0 DAO: Norddeich, Germany 1459z Mar 10, 2001 CW “DE DA-” [SN]
12769.0 Unid: CIS Mil 0455 81-81 81/500 (21/Jan/01) (RH2)
12789.9 NMG: USCG NEW ORLEANS 0754 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sat pix for Central
America, Caribbean. (23/Feb)(DW)
12799.5 UFZ: Vladivostok rdo 0030 FEC w/RY C C DE UFZ to ships' tfc
(16Feb01) (ML2)
12808.0 VTG4/5/6/7:Indian navy Bombay India 1837 24 Feb 01 CW callband
(EB)
12808.5 VTG7: IN Mumbai IND 1725 CW 4FGs to warships. (14 Mar) (RGA)
12823.5 XSV:Tianjin radio China 1829 24 Feb 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
12824.0 CTP: PN, Lisboa CTP 2130 RTTY 75/800 naws de ctp
(Jan 14 2001)(PLOO)
12828.7 UBF?: St PetersburgRadio RUS 1519 CW Series of tgms to ships 'FM
PETERBURG' (Sankt Peterburg). Then taking tgms from ships on
12444.5
(2 Mar) (RGA)
12831.9 3SD: NMEFC Beijing 1201 FAX faint lines in noise, but undoubtly
//16903.9 (4 Mar) (KB)
12832.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1755 36-50 50/240 (01/Mar/01) (RH2)
12832.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1755 36-50/50/240 01/Mar/01) (RH2)
12832.5 9MG:Penang radio Malaya 1819 24 Feb 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
12840.5 PBC: Goeree Island DNK 2140 ITA2 75/850 ID (16/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
12841.0 PBC:Dutch Navy Netherlands 1325 19 Feb 01 RTTY 75 Callband (EB)
Pagina 302
12843.0
12843.0
12843.0
12856.7
12856.7
12857.5
12858.0
12878.0
12893.3
warships
WUN-v07
HLO: SeoulRadio KOR 1431 CW CQ marker. (9 Mar) (RGA)
HLO: SeoulRadio KOR 1549 CW QSXs. (2 Mar) (RGA)
HLO: SeoulRadio KOR 2110 CW QSXs. (28 Feb) (RGA)
6WW: FN Dakar 0505 rtty 75/850 RT/GG rpt! Same as on 8538.0 !
(21/Jan/01) (RH2)
Unid: Unid: 1831 rtty 75/850 Genuine RTTY- RY's/SG but no text or
ID! (18/Jan/01) (RH2)
Dakar: FF Dakar 0610 RTTY 69.41/832 br=7 ?Damaged tape?
(14/1/2001)(PLOO)
RFTJE:French navy Dakar Senegal 1808 24 Feb 01 RTTY 75
callband (EB)
UIW:Kaliningrad radio Russia 1321 19 Feb 01 RTTY 50 RY's (EB)
VTG: IN Mumbai IND 1727 RTTY/50/770 RBSL Marker & 4FGs to
file://12903. (14 Mar) (RGA)
12896.0 : Unid Illicit 1051 CW 36 36 20 20==(Repeated 5FGs). (13 Mar)
(RGA)
12903.0 VTH2/5/7: IN Bombay 1616 rtty 50/850 RY/RBSL/BNR/SG
(07/Feb/01)(RH2)
12903.3 RBSL: IN Mumbai IND 2116 RTTY/50/850 Wx fcast NavArea 8 then
VTH/1/5/7 Marker. Perfect copy. (20 Feb) (RGA)
12904.0 VTG1/5/7:Indian naval Bombay India 1800 24 Feb 01 RTTY 50
callband(EB)
12923.0 HLW2: SeoulRadio KOR 2110 CW QSXs. (28 Feb) (RGA)
12934.9 HLG: SeoulRadio KOR 2109 CW QSXs. (28 Feb) (RGA)
12935.0 HLG: SeoulRadio KOR 1734 CW CQ marker. (14 Mar) (RGA)
12943.0 RLK7:Archangel radio Russia 1317 19 Feb 01 CW in traffic (EB)
12943.5 GlobeRadio Penang MLA 2108 ARQ/100/170 Marker. Also on 12831.
(28 Feb) (RGA)
12947.7 : Unid FAPSI 1605 CROWD36 (06/Mar/01) (RH2)
(06/Mar/01) (RH2)
(19/Mar/01) (RH2)
12955.0 UFL: VladivostokRadio RUS 2113 CW Tfc list. (20 Feb) (RGA)
13002.5 HEC: Berne, Switzerland 1456z Mar 4, 2001 CW “HEC” and ARQ/100
idle[SN]
13003.0 HEC:Berne radio Switzerland 1306 19 Feb 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
13022.0 SPB63: Szczecin Radio 1100 Sitor B / tfc list + ID
(11/Mar/2001)(Argo Sicily)
13022.0 SPB: SZCZECIN RADIO 1920 fec 100/E/170 Shippress in Polish. (Also
spur on 13025) (02/Mar)(DW)
13024.5 ASK: KARACHI RADIO 1626 CW Marker "cq de ASK qsw 484/8658/13024.5
khz for wx, n/wngs and tfc list as" (02/Mar)(DW)
13024.5 ASK: KarachiRadio PAK 1726 CW MIBs for Navarea IX. (23 Feb) (RGA)
13024.5: ASK: Karachi Radio 1630 cw cq QSW 484, 8658, 13024.5, wx, navs//
8658 (10 March 01) (HPT)
13025.0 SPB: SZCZECIN RADIO 1620 fec 100/E/170 Bdcast in Polish finishing
with stn info for Szczecin/SPB. Poor copy. Spur of 13022z
(unchecked)? (02/Mar)(DW)
13031.0 FUF: FN Fort de France 1015 RTTY/75/850 RY sg testing.
(23-02-01)(EW)
13031.2 FUF: FF Fort de France 2100 RTTY 75/850 "Testing de FUF RYRYRY
SGSGSG..." (28/Feb/2001) (Argo Sicily)
13031.2 FUF: FF Fort de France MRT 2350 ITA2 75/850 "Testing de FUF
RYRYRY
SGSGSG..." (13/Mar/2001) (Argo Sicily)
13033.5 VCS: CCG Halifax NS CAN 1043 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (13 Mar) (RGA)
13033.5 VIE: Darwin, Australia 0915z Feb 11, 2001 CW “VIE and ARQ/100
idle[SN]
13036.5 KFS: GW NODE SAN FRANCISCO 1122 CW Chan free marker (GLOBE) "KFS"
(17/Mar)(DW)
13039.5 KFS: GW NODE SAN FRANCISCO 1124 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "KFS"
(17/Mar)(DW)
13072.5 KFS: GW NODE SAN FRANCISCO 1126 CW Chan free marker (Globe)
"KFS".
Brief response to ship, revert marker. (17/Mar)(DW)
13089.0 Klaipeda Radio: (Y/L RU) 1959 USB w/vessel Kapitan Marsenko.
Klaipeda Radio switches them to 16460. (5/MAR/01) (RP3)
13127.0 AFA1YV: Air Force MARS-Birhimgham NY 2100 USB w/Beary 5 (spelledPagina 303
WUN-v07
unidentified). Says they are out of North Carolina doing some HF
training and wanted to try a morale pp. AFA1EN (MARS-Shelbyville
IN) & AFA3HS (MARS, Leawood KS) also working w/Beary 5 on the
net.(2/MAR/01) (RP3)
13146.0 3AC: Monaco Radio 0930 USB F wx file://4363, 8806, 8728, 8806,
17260,17323, 23768, (10 Mar. 01) (HPT)
13149.0 prob XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 1103 USB w/YL/CC in
conversation.(23/Jan/01) (MADX)
13152.0 3AC: Monaco Radio 0932 USB, F, wkg. vessel (10 Mar. 01) (HPT)
13155.0 IRON WEED: EAM Bcast 2115 USB 7KUGCA. H+14/h+44 activity.
(11 Mar)(JH)
13158.0 LFL: Rogaland Radio 1205 USB E/Norw. tfc-list, wx // 8749
(10 March 01) (HPT)
13200.0 Andrews Global: GHFS 1540 USB / pp for SAM 60203 (a C-20B #
86-0203) to Andrews Metro. (04March2001) (Midwest USA)
13200.0 MIKE XRAY 431: 0906 USB wkg YOKOTA w/ msg
HMPLHTNX6ZTF4UINO233HMXR5VQIOT2UZF. Roger, request you standby
while I relay to LAKE CABIN over, time of delivery 0905z
(23/Jan/01) (NJ)
13200.0 Navy CW 800: (C-130T, VR-54 NAS New Orleans): 2248 calling
Mainsail.
13200.0 Puerto Rico: 0205 w/maintenance test.
13200.0 Reach 410: 1457 USB w/Andrews in pp (in progress) passing arrival
time of 1630Z. (3/MAR/01) (RP3)
13200.0 v2dgbg:
USB / Msg: qfr4nwlcr?cvvx23aommgp (25/Feb/2001) (AK)
13204.0 Andrews & Spirit Control: 1745 USB w/Mystic 01 (unidentified)
testing readabilities. (2/MAR/01) (RP3)
13206.0 Razor 03: E-8C JSTARS Robins AFB 1701 USB w/Trenton Military in
pp
(in progress) w/Phoenix Ops w/arrival information. (3/MAR/01)
(RP3)
13215.0 170028 C-5 87-0028 0544 ALE/USB Wkg GTL (12 Mar) (SA)
13215.0 170031: C-5 87-0031 2101 ALE/USB Wkg PLA (12 Mar) (SA)
13215.0 190003: C-5 69-0003 2047 ALE/USB Wkg OFF (12 Mar) (SA)
13215.0 270043: C-17 97-0043 2046 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE with ALE
initiated PP to HILDA EAST( at last someone to talk to) about
AAR
refueling (quite broken) also I think SHELL-76 was mentioned
(6 Mar) (SA)
13215.0 420191: KC-10 82-0191 1958 ALE/USB Sounds (5 Mar) (SA)
13215.0 430079: KC-10 830079 1347 ALE/USB Wkg MCC (26 Feb) (SA)
13215.0 490433: KC-10 79-0433 1414 ALE/USB Sounds (5 Mar) (SA)
13215.0 491946: KC-10 79-1946 0933 Wkg CRO (22 Feb) (SA)
13215.0 60036: KC-10 # 60036 1400 USB w/Hilda East in direct connection
after ALE soundings. Hilda East cannot hear # 60036 and tells him
to try another mode of communication. (4/MAR/01) (RP3)
13215.0 JNR: NAS Roosevelt Roads PTR 0101 ALE/USB Wkg Andrews AFB.
[AMD]HOW
DO U READ ME]. (7 Feb) (PD)
13215.0 PLA: 1557 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for radio check (19 Feb) (SA)
13215.0 Q2O: 2235 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (12 Mar) (SA)
13257.0 Bandsaw Julliet: (E-3B AWACS, Tinker AFB): 1646 w/Trenton
Military
in pp (in progress) w/unidentified unit who relays that working
freqs are Z205 (11.494) & Z175 (9.016). (30/JAN/01)(RP3)
13257.0 Canforce 3580: (id as Airbus A-310): 2008 USB w/Trenton Military
18/Jan/01 (RP3)
13257.0 Canforce 3996: 1713 USB w/Trenton Military w/wx for Patrick AFB;
Trenton & Ottawa. (16/JAN/01) (RP3)
13257.0 Trenton Military: 1441 USB w/Crown 92 (HC-130, 71st RQS, Moody
AFB)
in pp w/commercial number identified as Atlantic Sky and
identified
Pagina 304
WUN-v07
self and Crown 91 as military C-130s & passes ETA of 1830Z for
Crown 91 and 1900Z for Crown 92. (3/MAR/01) (RP3)
13257.0 Trenton Military: 1541 w/Canforce 4259 (id as CC-130 # 130333,
436th Sqdn, Trenton--not heard) who reports departure from RAF
Lyneham at 1430Z and ETA Keflavik of 1830Z. (26/JAN/01)(RP3)
13261.0 --: Papeete, Tahiti [t] 0434z Feb 25, 2001 USB Rapid French
traffic w/ a/c, and off, possible ID [SN]
13261.0 VZBE: Brisbane, Australia 0444z Feb 25, 2001 USB Calling “150”
[SN]
13264.0 SHANNON VOLMET: Ballygireen IRL 1735 USB TAFs. (23 Feb) (RGA)
13282.0 Honolulu: 0225 USB w/VOLMET. (13/MAR/01) (RP3)
13285.0 : Beijing Volmet 0230 USB w/automated voice VOLMET.
(12/MAR/01)(RP3)
13285.0 Beijing: 0018 USB w/automated voice VOLMET. (5/MAR/01) (RP3)
13285.0 Beijing: 0228 USB w/automated voice VOLMET. (13/MAR/01) (RP3)
13291.0 Gander: 1423 USB AAL 69 N355AA B-767 CLMP Madrid Miami
(20-Feb-01)(PD)
13291.0 Gander: 1424 USB TWA 925 N604TW B-767 DJAL Parijs CDG New York
JFK
St Louis (20-Feb-01) (PD)
13306.0 Navy LN 451: 18sometime Navy LN 451 in contact with New York OCA
routing RAFIN/1917 BANCS/1925 COLOR/1933 and destination CYYT
(Saint John's) at 1936 25/Jan/01 (PP)
13306.0 New York ATC: 1613 w/German Air Force 419 relaying wx forecasts
for
Santa Maria & the Azores. (27/JAN/01)(RP3)
13306.0 New York ATC: 1729 w/Reach Zulu 1 and Reach 840 in position
reports.(27/JAN/01)(RP3)
13318.0 BAW16: B747-400 1633 USB Brisbane-Singapore wkg Perth. Had trIed
to
contact Colombo on all the SW bands!! Perth mentioned all the
freq's in use by Colombo but they have tried them all.
(08/03/01) (PD)
13333.0 O/M (SS): 0231 USB calling 08 (not heard) w/no response.
(13/MAR/01) (RP3)
13333.0 O/M (SS): 0231 USB calling 08 (not heard) w/no response.
(13/MAR/01)(RP3)
13339.0 Aero Mexico Dispatch: (O/M SS): 0010 USB w/Aero Mexico 005 (not
heard) passing wx for JFK & Gander. (6/MAR/01) (RP3)
13339.0 Air Transat 614: (O/M EE): 0007 USB calling Montreal Dispatch
w/no
response. (6/MAR/01) (RP3)
13339.0 Air Transat Dispatch (O/M FF-Canadian) 2235 USB w/Air Transat 525
(O/M FF-Canadian) w/flight route changes. Also Dispatch w/Air
Transat 619 & Air Transat 557 (O/M FF-Canadian) w/current wx and
runways conditions at Toronto. (5/MAR/01) (RP3)
13342.0 Stockholm Radio: 1535 USB AIH308 G-DHJH A-321 CRDE? (7 Mar) (PD)
13348.0 Cedar Rapids Radio: 0233 USB w/Northwest 69 (not heard) in pp
w/Dispatch (Y/L EE) discussing on board medical emergency.
Dispatch
is concerned that if flight goes too far there won't be any
viable
airports to land and handle the emergency. Dispatch suggests they
contact the Mayo Clinic to discuss the patient's situation. They
patch in Mayo Clinic who listens to patient's symptoms and
recommends emergency treatment. (13/Mar/01) (RP3)
13348.0 KBU 6: Cedar Rapids, Ia.2128z Feb 11, 2001 USB working
“NORTHWEST 34” [SN]
13354.0 CSY: Santa Maria, Azores 1448z Feb 24, 2001 USB working “AIR
FRANCE” flight [SN]
13354.0 EUROPA-17: Wkg SFrancisco 1738 USB Poor copy. (23 Feb) (RGA)
13357.0 Receife: 2327 Receife Brazil Lufthansa 8266 (Cargo) Position
BUGAT
(S0337W2914) Squark 5256.27/Jan/01 (PP)
(16/Jan/01) (SD)
13375.0 Unid:
Y/L (EE): 1628 USB w/numbers in 5-figure groups. Each
group
Pagina 305
13377.0
13397.2
13435.0
13435.0
13442.0
13443.0
13444.2
13444.2
13457.0
13478.0
and
WUN-v07
was repeated twice. (16/JAN/01) (RP3)
---:Lincolnshire Poacher E3 Clandestine 1844 17 Mar 01 USB end of
tfc and tones (EB)
UNID: 2030 ARQ 100/180 msgs in arabic 'huxd' (Jan 14 2001)(PLOO)
OWG: RAAF training net 0612 USB/ALE clg OWP (03/Feb/01) (NJ)
OWG: RDAF Grazzanise AFB I 1021 ALE/USB Calls OWE/Karup.
(6 Mar)(RGA)
055: Unid 1824 ALE/USB Sounds. (18 Feb) (RGA)
Unid: Unid 1745 Ale??AnyWun know this is Ale, or what?? The
sound is continuous here for much of the day (15/Feb/01)(RH2)
RFQP?: FF Jibouti? 1624 Arq-E3 100/400 Odd 5LG - each group
rpt once, twice or three times! (19/Feb/01)(RH2)
RFQP: FF Jibouti 1656 Arq-E3 100/400 CdeV on DJI cid + continuous
ALE sounds (30/Dec/01) (RH2)
KCP63: FAA-Longmont, CO? 1730 USB / NCS today for the weekly FAA
western net. (07March2001) (Midwest USA)
RPTI: Ponta Delgada, Azores 15.25 ITA2 75/850 RY's, SG's, foxes
"TESTE RPTI" (25Jan01). (PT)
13510.0 CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 1441 RTTY/75/750 Actuals for US
airfields. (9 Mar) (RGA)
13510.0 CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 1635 FAX/120/576 Chart of a low
pressure region. Large numbers. (6 Mar) (RGA)
13510.0 CHF: CF Halifax 2030 FAX 120 / Map of Canada
13510.0 CHF: Halifax Radio 2150 ITA2 75/840 wx code - ID (16/Mar/2001)
(Argo S)
13510.0 CHF: Halifax Radio 2200 FAx 120 / Map of Canada interrupted ex
abrupto at 2210z (16/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
13527.8 PSF: MX Cluster Beacon 1740 CW
Kaliningrad/Arkhangelsk/Vladivostok.
Vladivostok much weaker than others. (14 Mar) (RGA)
13528.0 PSC: Russian Navy 1744 CW Beacon cluster. // 16332. (23 Feb)
(RGA)
13530.0 KAWN: Offutt AFB 0109 rtty 75/850 Wx codes - clear text this
time!
(09/Feb/01) (RH2)
13530.0 KAWN: Offutt AFB? 0540 rtty 75/850 Wx\EE(19/Mar/01) (RH2)
13533.0 EZI Mossad Transmission 2107 USB (18-02-01) (EW)
13533.0 Unid: 2105 AM Mossad numbers station (E10) in progress
file://9130
(10/Jan/01) (SD)
13537.8 ZSJ: SAN CAPETOWN 1733 RTTY 75/N/170 Wx. Poor copy (24/Feb)(DW)
13538.0 ZSJ: SAN Navcomcen Silvermine 0514 fax 120/576 Splendid charts!
\\4014.0 (21/Jan/01) (RH2)
13546.0 Unid: Unid 1609 Ale? Continuous Ale sound!(02/Feb/01) (RH2)
13550.0 ZKLF: Auckland Meteo NZ 1035 FAX/120/576.weather map. Good clear
signal. (18-02-01) (EW)
13550.1 ZKLF: Auckland Meteo 1641 FAX/120/576 Fading, but box with
illegible script seen. Not a chart. (6 Mar) (RGA)
(21/Feb/01) (RH2)
13565.0 Unid: UK Mil Cyprus? 1615 MFSK 195.3/300 Linked with 18789.0
khz
(14/Mar/01) (RH2)
13565.0 Unid: UK Mil Cyprus 1624 Mode? MFSK As usual file://18789.0 khz
(04/Feb/01) (RH2)
13565.0 Unid: UK Mil Cyprus? 1615 MFSK 195.3/300 Linked with
18789(14/Mar/01) (RH2)
13565.0 khz but much weaker sigs! (18/Feb/01) (RH2)
13570.0 HLL: SEOUL MET 0829 FAX 120/576/N/800 Wave height/wind fcst.
Noisy
(23/Feb)(DW)
13580.0 HMF36: KCNA Pyongyang 1310 rtty 50/220 Nx\EE hardly readable!
(06/Feb/01) (RH2)
13597.0 JMH4: Tokyo Meteo 1833 fax 120/576 Good chart - could read
text!
(10/Mar/01) (RH2)
13597.0 JMH4: Tokyo Meteo 1833 FAX/120/576 Good chart-could read
Pagina 306
13597.0
13777.0
13800.0
13810.0
13846.7
being
WUN-v07
text(10/Mar/01) (RH2)
JMH4: Tokyo Meteo J 1644 FAX/120/576 Noisy chart of SE Asia
(6 Mar)(RGA)
Tiger 31: Probable B-1B bomber 1709 USB / wkg Tiger 32. Talk of
Have Quick & "Gold One, Com One." (21Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
Unid: US Religious Stn 1830 USB Tx in EE (US twang!)mentions
Liberia (01/Feb/01) (RH2)
Unid: Unid Religious Broadcast Stn 1658 USB American voice - cut
off suddenly! Grenade through window? (24/Jan/01) (RH2)
RFQP: Djibouti 16.15 ARQ-E3 100/400 Controle de Voie to self
returned on RUN, Le Port - Djibouti circuit (09Mar01). (PT)
13846.7 RFVI: FF Le Port 1629 Arq-E3 100/400 Idling(19/Feb/01)(RH2)
13847.0 ---:prob French forces Djibouti 1838 17 Mar 01 ARQ E3 100 very
weak signal hvy QRM (EB)
13855.0 OXT: Copenhagen Meteo 1220 FAX Cape Farewell ice. Slighlty
blurred, preceding chart on 9360 crystal clear (4 Mar) (KB)
13882.5 DDK6: Hamburg Meteo 1044 FAX 120/576 w/wave analysis
13900.0 BMF: Taipei Meteo TAI 1037 FAX/120/576 good clear weather map.
(18-02-01) (EW)
13900.5 BMF: Taipei Meteo 1048 FAX 120/576 w/chart. Significant
fading.Unable to identify chart type. (23/Jan/01) (MADX)
13907.0 RAIN DROP: 20-char EAM 1905 USB 6YAJBL 'FOR RATTAN AND SKIMPY'.
Unlike the GHFS he prefaced each reading of the preamble (3x) and
the complete string (2x) with "FOR RATTAN AND SKIMPY." (9 Mar)
(JH)
13907.0 RAIN DROP: 28-char EAM 1915 USB 7KASBZ simulcast 8992 and 11244.
(sometimes common 10 minute delay between EAM broadcasts). It's
very rare to hear players with "FOR.." EAMs. The last such event
noted here was back in Apr 98 with LOST SHOE sending a
53-character
EAM "FOR USS ASHEVILLE." And it's very rare (if at all) to hear
the
players with these 6/20/28 character EAM sets. (9 Mar) (JH)
13907.0 RAIN DROP: 6-char EAM 1903 USB 6QY6FM simulcast 8992 and 11244.
(9 Mar) (JH)
13907.0 SERVICE CENTRE: Calling 14 JULIETT 2047 USB No response but maybe
raising the WAR 46 station lurking the freq (didn't use a
callsign)
active earlier at 1929z with OVERFLOW (unheard here). No further
activity after the initial response and gone. (13 Mar) (JH)
13907.0 Service Center: 1430 USB w/Stingray 31 in secure comms then
confirming receipt of information and going back to COTHEN scan
mode. (6/MAR/01) (RP3)
13920.0 AXM 35: Melbourne meteo AUS 1337 fax 120/576 wave forecast indian
ocean 10/Mar/01 (PP)
13920.0 AXM35: Melbourne Meteo 0954 FAX/120/576 weather map.
(23-02-01)(EW)
13927.0 AFA2SJ (MARS Longwood FL): 1742 USB w/Reach Zulu 8 in personal
pp.Reach Z8 inbound from Spain to Moody. Currently over Dover
AFB.
(5/MAR/01) (RP3)
13927.0 AFN2AC: MARS Miami FL 1746 USB w/Cacti 12 (ferry tanker) in pp to
DSN 925-4906/5284 Dobbins ARB. Can't get through to Dobbins so
tries a couple of personal pp.(5/MAR/01) (RP3)
13947.0 HBD: MFA Berne?
1800
arq Acres of 5LG (15/Mar/01) (RH2)
13956.5 F7K: MFA Tunis 0955 FEC 5LGs. Ends with de ffff bbbb aaaaa sss de
xfff 777 kkkkk. (26-02-01) (EW)
13965.5 WPC/WHW462: PinOak Digital, USA, 1142 CW+FSK marker, WPC marker
(24Feb01) (LDO)
13965.5 WPC/WHW462: PinOak Digital, USA, 1142 CW+FSK marker,WPC marker
(24Feb01) (LDO)
13968.5 GALVA: Latvian KFOR Kosovo SRB 1147 ALE/USB Sounds 13968.5
15909.5
and 20216. (24 Feb) (RGA)
13977.0 Unid: Swiss Diplo? 1700 arq Pulsing away forever
(26/Feb/01)(RH2)
Pagina 307
WUN-v07
14028.6 K6KPH: San Francisco, Ca 0035z Jan 1, 2001 CW “DE” [KPH special
events station] [SN]
14100.0 OA4B: Lima, Peru
1523z Feb 25, 2001 CW Propagation beacon [SN]
14100.0 VE8AT: Eureka, Nunavat, Canada 1530z Mar 9, 2001 CW Propagation
beacon [SN]
14350.5 S85: Unid Swedish Diplo 2209 ALE/USB Sounds. Could be US
NGB(Shared
frequency). (11 Mar) (RGA)
14350.5 S88: Swedish Embassy Buenos Aires 0244 MIL-STD 188-110A + 2400bd
serial modem wkg S85: unid Swedish Embassy. (23/Jan/01) (MADX)
14360.0 BGD: Slovak Embassy Baghdad IRQ 1702 ALE/USB Sounds. (9 Mar)
(RGA)
14360.0 BGDW: UNID 0700 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(12/Mar)(DW)
14360.0 NPKW: UNID 2223 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(11/Mar)(DW)
14360.0 SFDJ: UNID 0045 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng GWDU. 0337z
clng
AMNP (12/Mar)(DW)
14373.0 AS1: SANT Barcelona SPA 1652 PACTOR/200/170 Wkg SANT HQ Rome.
Long
message in Spanish about an election. Individual letters to/from
officials of the Order and Fondacion HERES. (23 Feb) (RGA)
14373.3 MNRV: SANT West African Net 1600 Pactor 100/200 Personal Msg\SS
ends - "un abrazo y un beso - mrovia"(15/Jan/01) (RH2)
14373.4 MNRV: Monrovia Mission 1550 Pactor 100/200 Msg\SS mentions
Kumasi;
first mention I have seen of this city! New location in the SANT
net? (08/Feb/01) (RH2)
14373.4 MNRV: WA SANT Net 0715 Pactor 200/200 Long birthday Msgs\SS to
Josef fm Winnie, Nancy & Sagragrio (19/Mar/01) (RH2)
14373.4 Unid: West African SANT Net 1541 Pactor 100/200 Msg\SS re
Electrical supply problems! (07/Feb/01) (RH2)
14373.7 Unid: Unid: 1535 Packet? 300/200 Nil on screen! On top of
MNRV/SANT Pactor net! (06/Mar/01) (RH2)
14373.7 Unid: 1535 PACKET? 300/200 Nil on screen. On top of MNRV/SANT
Pactor net. (06/Mar/01) (RH2)k
14389.0 various calls: USAF MARS 1636 USB / An announcement that the
STS-102 launch is 08Mar.@1142Z. (03March2001) (Midwest USA)
14396.5 DLA303 : USB
1925 DLA303-SHARES Coordination Station,
20/Jan/01(HS)
14396.5 WGY9900: FEMA 1950 USB / receiveing reports from various units
concerning Earthquake (28/Feb/2001) (Christian Bryant)
14400.0 KAH: Slovak embassy Cairo, 1406 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding,
using Racal equipment (24Feb01) (LDO)
14400.0 KAH: Slovak embassy Cairo, 1406 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,sounding,
using Racal equipment (24Feb01) (LDO)
14405.0 Un-ID: 16.12 Pactor 200/200 Sends HCDJBD several times then shuts
down (14Jan00). (PT)
14411.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1759 36-50 50/240 (01/Mar/01) (RH2)
14411.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1759 36-50/50/240 (01/Mar/01) (RH2)
14434.0 GYU: Gibraltar 19.30 Piccolo 6 Short op chat then shuts
down(25Jan01). (PT)
14440.0 AUSBATT: 0649 USB/ALE clg BMLV (22/Feb/01) (NJ)
14440.0 BMLV: 0649 USB/ALE clg AUSBATT (22/Feb/01) (NJ)
14444.0 RFQP: FF Jibouti 1620 E3 100/400 CdeV on DJI cid (19/Jan/01)
(RH2)
14481.5 RFFIC: Marine Dipermil Paris 1555 Arq-E3 48/400 Admin Msg\FF
to
AIG2133 & RFFICU/640942 MNAVFCO Paris on TJF cid
(02/Mar/01) (RH2)
14481.5 RFFIC: Marine Dipermil Paris 1555 ARQ-E3/48/400 Admin Msg\FF to
AIG2133 & RFFICU/640942 MNAVFCO Paris on TJF cid (02/Mar/01)
(RH2)
14487.0 Unid: no call Lincolnshire poacher CYP (E03) 1304 USB LP tune +
id
14634 10/Mar/01 (PP)
Pagina 308
WUN-v07
14491.7 RFFIC: Marine SAIRM Paris 1625 ARQ-E3/48/400 Admin Msgs\FF to AIG
2133 cc RFTJD on TJD cid (05/Mar/01) (RH2)
14491.7 RFFIC: Marine SAIRM Paris 1625 Arq-E3 48/400 Admin Msgs\FF to AIG
2133 cc RFTJD on TJD cid (05/Mar/01) (RH2)
14510.0 Unid: no call unid station 1301 fsk 75 bd synchroon 825 hz acf=0
10/Mar/01 (PP)
14511.5 Un-ID: U.S. MARS 13.40 Pactor 200/200 Calls AA3USA and shuts
down(23Jan01). (PT)
14518.0 no-call: Austrian diplo, 1210 USB/DASA(EADS) FARCOS 1800Bd burst
PSK system, 2 stations (25Feb01)(LDO)
14540.0 no-call: UNID French embassy, 1208 USB/THOMSON CSF SYSTEME
SKYMASTER ALM intro (27Feb01) (LDO)
3000/serial tone modified STANAG
SKYMASTER ALM intro (27Feb01) (LDO)
14544.2 D2Z: Budapest, Hungary 15.20 FEC-A 192/850 French embassy with
message confirming reception of tfc, then shut down (09Mar01).
(PT)
14550.0 H6L: French embassy Algiers, 1028 FEC-A-192/400Hz, 5 LGs and op
chat to Paris (24Feb01) (LDO)
14550.0 H6L: French embassy Algiers, 1028 FEC-A-192/400Hz,5 LGs and op
chat
to Paris (24Feb01) (LDO)
14565.0 ELEFANTE: MoD Roma, 0838, USB/FSK-1200 Bd, tfc. to unlocated
station, IRS an d ISS-mode + voice coordination (17Feb01) (LDO)
14567.0 WGY958: Montana EOC 1705 USB / wkg WGY908 (FEMA-Denver, CO)
duplex
on 13446.0 kHz USB. (14March2001) (Midwest USA)
14626.2 RFLI: FF Fort de France MRT 0030 ARQ-E3 100/375 Idle status
14653.0 HQ1: US NGB Arlington VA USA 2144 ALE/USB Sounds. (11 Mar) (RGA)
14655.0 : Russian Military/Navy 2102 36-50/50/230 In traffic.
(20 Feb)(RGA)
14681.0 V5G: MFA Bucharest ROM 1220 ROU-FEC/164.5b/MASK24/REV When I
logged
them they had just started with "circulars" traffic. This was
'inthe-clear' 'till approx 1223z when trans stopped then restarted
with encrypted traffic. (27-2-01) (AD)
14681.1 V5G: MFA Bucharest ROU 1159 rou-fec 164.5/400 encrypted tfc
10/Mar/01 (PP)
14681.3 V5G(?): Romanian Diplo 1230 ROU-FEC/164,5/xxx I left c3g on
mask-24
but never did snag any readable op-chat.Usual CW @ eot.
(22 Feb) (AD)
14686.0 Flint 111: 1710 USB w/Atlas w/wx for undisclosed
location.(16/JAN/01) (RP3)
14686.0 Flint 413: (DEA aircraft): 1727 USB w/Atlas reporting that he and
Flint 111 have departed Charlie November (unlocated) and are
enroute to Flint Base (DEA Aviation Ops, Dallas TX). Flight time
2
hours. (16/JAN/01) (RP3)
14692.5 JMJ4: TOKYO MET 0800 FAX 120/576/N/800 upper air fcast chart
[FUPA20] (28/Feb)(DW)
14700.0 : Unid Meteo 1513 RTTY/50/1650 Reports from non-existent station
BABJ. (B region is Iceland/Greenland). Station nos in synop
decode
give errors. Why the enormous shift? Doesn't appear to be
spurious
of 7350 or 4900. Off air abruptly 1532z. Back on at 1534z.
(6 Mar) (RGA)
14700.0 BAF44: Beijing Meteo PRC 1511 RTTY/50/1650 Unstable. Spurious. f2
of 7350 (inaudible). A real mess of tones. (9 Mar) (RGA)
14700.0 BAF44: Beijing meteo China 1251 rtty 50/1500 synops china
10?Mar/01
Pagina 309
WUN-v07
10/Mar/01 (PP)
14722.2 Unid: no call unid station 1223 fsk 150bd synchroon 850 hz acf=0
10/Mar/01 (PP)
14731.7 RFFK: FN Brest 1605 Arq-E3 192/400 FN Brest with Naval Nx\FF
via
RFVI relay (03/Mar/01) (RH2)
14731.7 RFFK: FN Brest 1605 ARQ-E3 192/400 With Naval Nx\FF via RFVI
relay
(03/Mar/01) (RH2)
14731.7 RFVI: Le Port, Reunion 16.00 ARQ-E3 192/400 Relaying flight info
message from RFFIC/MARINE DIPERMIL PARIS to AIG 2133 on ITT
circuit
to Mayotte (09Mar01). (PT)
14780.0 Unid: UK Mil Cyprus? 1814 MFSK 195.3/300 Can't find the
duplex!(15/Mar/01) (RH2)
14785.6 : Medecins Sans Frontieres 2052 PACTOR Unknown selcal "PACMARB"
(qth ?) (17 March 01) (MJZ)
14805.0 : Unid 1630 RTTY/75 5LGs on and on (16 Mar) (PLW)
14817.7 Unid: FAPSI 1615 Crowd36 Unable decode(02/Feb/01) (RH2)
14830.0 : Unid 1215 81-81/81/40.5 Very Strong here as most 81-81's that I
hear are. (22 Feb) (AD)
14830.0 Unid: no call Russian railway station 1230 81-81/40.5/500 online
crypto 10/Mar/01 (PP)
14867.7 Unid: MFA Cairo 1627 ARQ Msg\AA to unk (01/Mar/01) (RH2)
14867.7 Unid: MFA Cairo 1627 arq Msg\AA to unk (01/Mar/01) (RH2)
14867.7 Unid: MFA Cairo 1635 arq Msg\AA to Embassies(16/Jan/01) (RH2)
14867.7 kdakrfr: MFA Cairo 1524 arq Msg\AA to Embassies(30/Jan/01)
(RH2)
14926.7 RFTJ: FF Dakar 0653 Arq-E3 192/400 CdeV on TJD cid oo RFTJD
(FF Libreville) (20/Feb/01)(RH2)
14926.7: RFFIC: Paris, France 19.30 ARQ-E3 192/400 5-lg tfc to RFTJD,
Libreville, Gabon being relayed on TJD, Dakar - Libreville,
circuit
(09Mar01). (PT)
14927.6 RFLI: FF Fort de France Martinique 0939 ARQ-E3/192/425
idle(23-02-01) (EW)
14931.0 8BY: French intel Saint assise France (M16) 1243 CW vvv 8by
445/023/016/594 10/Mar/01 (PP)
14971.7 no-call: Egyptian embassy Algiers, ALG, 1200, SITOR-A 5LGs to
Cairo, QSX 14516.7 kHz (25Feb01) (LDO)
14982.7 RBV76: Tashkent Meteo 1554 fax 90/352 Good chart! Note unusual
drum
speed & IOC! (21/Feb/01) (RH2)
14983.0 RBV76: Tashkent Meteo 1535 FAX/60/576 Nice chart - very clear!
(01/Mar/01) (RH2)
14983.0 RBV76: Tashkent Meteo 1535 fax 60/576 Nice chart - very
clear!(01/Mar/01) (RH2)
15016.0 ANDREWS:Andrews AFB Air Radio 2039 19 Feb 01 USB 28
character msg(EB)
15034.0 TRENTON MILITARY: CanForce Trenton CAN 2127 USB w/ SIGMET
reports,
with live, breathing human. "Oat" at 2132. (5 Mar) (SW)
15034.0 Trenton WX: 1127 USB (14/3/01) (PD)
15043.0 AED: USAF Elmendorf AFB USA 1743 MIL-STD 188-141A Clg
MCC.(19-02-01) (AB)
15043.0 Andrews: USAF 1628 USB / working NW (as in Nightwatch).
15043.0 Offutt: USAF 1633 USB / working Dark Star Mike (probable E-3
AWACS
plane). (22Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
15094.0 Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 1713 USB / wkg SAM 60201
(a
C-20B, # 86-0201) on F-382. QSY to F-251.
15094.0 CID: ALE CID sound, at 2318.
15094.0 KGD#$NCC: ALE KGD34NCC sounding at 2159.20/Jan/(HS)
15615.0 AXI35: Darwin Meteo 0801 FAX wave fcst. Good (3 Mar) (KB)
15794.0 Unid: UK Mil Cyprus 1800 MFSK 195.3/300 (12/Mar/01)(RH2)
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15794.0 Unid: UK Mil Cyprus 1800 MFSK 195.3/300 (12/Mar/01) (RH2)
15794.4 UNID: 1709 UNID 195.3/700 4 peaks (Jan 22 2001)(PLOO)
15794.5 Unid: UK Mil Cyprus? 1809 MFSK 195.3/562 Wider shift than usual
300 (24/Jan/01) (RH2)
15818.0 LTA: Argentine Army 1215 FEC/100/170 Bulletin on military
exercise
? "3LTQ5 de LTA" FM Subesmayor-Baires TO A Todos Los Commandos
Supervision Ejercito Argentino (14/Mar/01) (MJZ)
15820.0 S32: 0404 USB/ALE, sounding (08/Feb/01) (NJ)
15820.0 S32: Swedish Embassy Kuwait 1115 ALE/USB Sounds. (13 Mar) (RGA)
15820.0 S53: Swedish Embassy Amman JOR 1629 ALE/USB Sounds. (9 Mar) (RGA)
15867.0 Stingray 31: Unid 1426 USB w/Service Center (US Customs Air Ops,
Oklahoma City) w/on-the-air rekeying of secure comms.
(6/MAR/01) (RP3)
15909.5 GALVA: Latvian KFOR Kosovo SRB 1524 ALE/USB Sounds. (9 Mar) (RGA)
15929.0 DRAU: 1442 USB calling DHJ-59 (German Navy, Wilhelmshaven) w/no
15936.0 RIW: RN Moscow 0843 CW rhj25 de riw qqc ok ? k (27.02.01) (WP3)
15936.0 RJH25: Unid 0843 CW Clg RIW (27.02.01) (WP3)
15946.5 EAE220: MAE Madrid 1833 arq V strong ISS but no text!
(01/Feb/01) (RH2)
15961.7 RFLI: FF Fort de France 0936 ARQ-E3/192/342 w/Controle de Voie
(23-02-01) (EW)
15961.7 RFLI: Prob FF Fort de France MRT 2059 ARQ-E3/192/380 CdV RFLI de
RFLI. Cct designator garbled. (20 Feb) (RGA)
16000.0 NPKW: UNID 0920 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on USB. Sounding.
(12/Mar)(DW)
16000.0 VNG: TS LLANDILO 0857 B9W Time signals (12/Mar)(DW)
16011.7 Unid: 11,04
ARQ 100 100 R Unid Egy dpl atu-a opchat, s/off no
id
21/Jan/01 (BV)
16023.0 : Unid 0004 CW 843 843 843 ttttt. Very strong here. (15/03/01)
(AD)
16023.0 Unid: CIS Mil 1535 81-81 81/400 (26/Feb/01) (RH2)
16027.0 BAF9: BEIJING MET 0850 FAX 120/576/N/800 Dual chartlet product,
upper air (850 hpa). Followed by unknown type ACXT (?), possibly
tropical. (24/Feb)(DW)
16027.0 BAF: Beijing Meteo 0818
Fax 120/576 Wx chart just readable!
BAF8 Tx on 14367.4 khz unreadable! (20/Feb/01)(RH2)
16027.2 BAF: Beijing Meteo 0614 fax 120/576 Wx chart - just readable
(03/Feb/01) (RH2)
16027.2 BAF: Beijing Meteo 0712 fax 120/576 Wx chart - just readable!
(06/Mar/01) (RH2)
16027.2 BAF: Beijing Meteo 0712 FAX/120/576 Wx chart - just
readable.(06/Mar/01) (RH2)
16027.6 NPN: USN Apra Harbor, GUM 0952 FAX/120/576 weather map.
(23-02-01)(EW)
16035.0 9VF207: Kyodo Press Singapore 1619 FAX/60/576 JJ text (6 Mar)
(RGA)
16080.0 RBT: Rabat, Morocco 15.30 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE Tfc in FF to MAE,
Algiers re incompletely sent fax. MAE replies in FF (23Jan01).
(PT)
60201
(a C-20B, # 86-0201) on F-869. (20Feb.2001) (Midwest USA)
16092.1 UNID: 1729 ARQ 100/180 5 lgps 'huxd' arabic (Jan 5 2001)(PLOO)
16104.6 SAM?: MFA Stockholm? 1701 Ale Ale sounds This freq previously
logged with Swed-Arq until recently (24/Jan/01) (RH2)
16105.0 S78: Swedish Emb Tunis TUN 1643 ALE/USB Sounds. (24 Feb) (RGA)
16105.0 S84: Swedish Emb Washington DC USA ALE/USB Sounds. (24 Feb) (RGA)
16105.0 S84: Swedish Embassy Washington DC USA 1132 ALE/USB Sounds.
(9 Mar)(RGA)
16117.0 Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 0621 USB / working SPAR 65
on F-020. QSY back to F-311 (11220.0 kHz).
16124.1 : Unid 1232 RTTY/50/440 Mostly unreadable FF morse opchat.
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'qru..qsl2...qrx...ici par... (13 Mar) (RGA)
16127.0 DHJ-58: 1453 USB w/DRAQ (FGS BREMEN FRIGATE 120 A CLASS F-207)
servicing RTTY traffic. (2/MAR/01) (RP3)
16127.0 DHJ-58: 2150 USB/RTTY w/DRKN (FGS SPESSART AUXILIARY SHIP
A-1442,Fleet Replenishment Tanker) in voice & RTTY. (1/MAR/01)
(RBP)
16127.0 DHJ-58: 2204 RTTY+USB w/DRKT (FGS WESTERWALD AUXILIARY SHIP
A-1435,
Ammunition Vessel) in voice & RTTY checks. (1/MAR/01) (RBP)
16127.0 DHJ-58: German Navy Glucksburg 1431 USB w/DRAQ (FGS BREMEN
FRIGATE
122 CLASS F-207) in voice message servicing. Also w/DRKH (FGS MEERSBURG
AUXILIARY SHIP A-1418) who sends one priority RTTY message.
(3/MAR/01)(RP3)
16127.0 DHJ-58: German Navy Glucksburg 2138 RTTY w/DRAR (FGS
NIEDERSACHSEN,
FRIGATE 122 CLASS, F-208) w/QSL for RTTY traffic. (1/MAR/01)
(RBP)
16127.0 DHJ-58: German Navy, Glucksburg 1252 USB w/DRKH (FGS MEERSBURG
AUUXILIARY SHIP A-1418) servicing one priority RTTY message.
(2/MAR/01)(RP3)
16127.0 DHJ-58: German Navy, Glucksburg 1652 USB w/DRKC (FGS FREIBURG
AUXILIARY SHIP A-1413) in voice & RTTY. At 1710 DHJ-58 w/DRKH
(FGS
MEERSBURG AUXILIARY SHIP A-1418) in voice & RTTY. (5/MAR/01)
(RP3)
16127.0 DRAR: FGS NIEDERSACHSEN FRIGATE 122 CLASS F-208 & DRKC FGS
FREIBURG
AUXILIARY SHIP A-1413): 1555 USB calling DHJ-58 w/no response.
(6/MAR/01)(RP3)
16127.0 DRAU: FGS KOELN FRIGATE 122 CLASS F-211 1440 USB calling
DHJ-58(German Navy, Glucksburg) w/no response. (6/MAR/01) (RP3)
16127.0 DRER: FGS MARBURG MINE HUNTER M-1080 2250 USB w/DHJ-58 in voice &
RTTY. (6/MAR/01) (RP3)
16127.0 DRKH: FGS MEERSBURG AUXILIARY SHIP A-1418 1915 USB calling DHJ-58
w/no response. (6/MAR/01) (RP3)
16129.0 DHJ-59: 2145 USB+RTTY w/DRDS (FGS U-25 SUBMARINE S-174) in voice
&
RTTY checks. (1/MAR/01) (RBP)
16135.0 KVM70: HONOLULU MET 1745 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sig cloud features.
Chart with slight echo. Pacific sfc analysis (19/Feb)(DW)
16140.3 Un-ID: Spain?? 14.20 ITA2 50/400 Slow hand-typed tfc in SS, mixed
in with SSB tfc in SS (09Mar01). (PT)
16141.7 Unid: FAPSI 1628 rtty 75/500 5LG - no Link seen(26/Feb/01)
(RH2)
16141.7 dwfk: Egy Emb Accra 1630 Arq Msg\AA to Cairo (30/Dec/01) (RH2)
16143.7 Unid: FAPSI 0815 Crowd36 Crypto (17/Jan/01) (RH2)
16152.0 : Unid FAPSI 1547 RTTY/75/500 5LG on Link 60069 (02/Mar/01) (RH2)
16152.0 Unid: FAPSI 1600 rtty 75/500 5LG on Link 60069 (02/Feb/01)
(RH2)
16152.0 Unid: FAPSI 1547 rtty 75/500 5LG on Link 60069(02/Mar/01) (RH2)
16152.0 Unid: FAPSI 1623 rtty 75/500 5LG on Link 60069 (26/Feb/01) (RH2)
16156.7 DGMG: Egyptian Emb London 1729 ARQ/100/170 5lgs to Intell.
"74".(24/Feb/01) (MJZ)
16195.1 Unid: FAPSI 1620 Crowd36 Crypto (15/Jan/01) (RH2)
16198.0 Unid: no call CIA (E05) 1309 USB 508 508 ten count followed at
1310
by ten tones into count 215 and usual 3/2 F msg 10/Mar/01 (PP)
16200.0 : Unid 1246 36-50/50/250 Fair sig. I like this trans as it's a
good
prop tool for this qth. (27-2-01) (AD)
16200.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1535 36-50 50/240 (07/Feb/01) (RH2)
16200.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1544 36-50 36/240 Idling (08/Feb/01) (RH2)
16200.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1800 36-50 36/250 Idling(18/Feb/01) (RH2)
16218.8 UNID: 2207 CW 5 fgps repeated t=0 (31/12/2000)(PLOO)
16223.7 Unid: MFA Cairo 1744 arq
Tfc\AA to unk(19/Feb/01)(RH2)
16223.7 Unid: MFA Cairo 1614 arq Msg\AA to 8 Embassies(21/Feb/01) (RH2)
16223.7 kdakrfr: MFA Cairo 1609 arq Msg\AA to Embassies
Pagina 312
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(26/Feb/01)(RH2)
(26/Feb/01) (RH2)
16247.7 Z4D: FF Emb Nouackhott 1553 rtty 100/850 Clg P6Z /Paris 1st time
heard this station & RTTY mode used in FF Diplo!(16/Jan/01) (RH2)
modem
(24Feb01) (LDO)
16284.5 MKD: Akrotiri, Cyprus 15.31 Piccolo 6 British Mil. with op chat
to
unknown station (08Mar01). (PT)
(21/Feb/01) (RH2)
16310.2 RFFA MOD: Paris F 1321 ARQ E3/200/400 idling on beta signal
10/Mar/01 (PP)
16313.7 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1627 Coq8 26.67 Msg\FF to Accra & Niamey
(04/Feb/01) (RH2)
16313.7 Unid: Permanent Mission Geneva 1630 Coq8 26.67 Msg\FF to MAE &
President's Office (04/Feb/01) (RH2)
16315.6 Algiers: Algeria 16.08 Coquelet 8 MAE with tfc in FF re travel
itinerary then tfc to various embs (14Jan00). (PT)
16316.0 Unid: Polemb Kinshasa
0905
Pol-Arq 100/240 ID & Idling. Not
heard this one for a long time! (17/Feb/01) (RH2)
16317.0 A1A: Unid 1222 ALE/USB Sounds. (7 Mar) (RGA)
16321.7 UNID: Syria? 1310 Sitor A 100/360 Msg: "YKS... hfwsk... zwfk..."
repeated (20/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
16324.7 RFTJ: Dakar, Senegal 19.40 ARQ-E3 192/400 Controle de Voie to
self
being returned on Libreville - Dakar circuit, JDJ (08Mar01). (PT)
16332.0 V5G: MFA Bucharest ROM 1250 ROU-FEC/164.5B/MASK24/REV Encrypted.
This one & the 14681 trans was id'd via CW @ eot. (27-2-01) (AD)
16332.0 V5G: MFA Bucharest ROU 1325 ROU-FEC/164.5/400 diplo circular
bitmask =24 10/Mar/01 (PP)
16335.0 ADZ: ALGERIAN EMB ADDIS ABABA 1603 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
16338.5 LRF: US NGB Little Rock AFB AR USA 1240 ALE/USB Sounds.
(28 Feb)(RGA)
16338.6 ---: MFA ALGIERS 1534 COQ/8 26bd 16338.650. Tfc in FF to Cairo
(24/Feb)(DW)
16338.6 Unid: no call MFA Algiers ALG 1331 simplex tfc in burst mode
with
unid station using their new MFSK modem 10/Mar/01 (PP)
16342.1 : MFA Bucharest Romania 0810 ROU-FEC/164.5/400 circulars.
(23-02-01)(EW)
16344.7 Unid: US Intel Europe 1621 Mode? 108.7/130 ID by Leif - rarely
logged here! Sits right on top of an FF Arq-E3/192 freq (RFLI I
believe) (02/Feb/01) (RH2)
16373.2 8WB4: Indian Embassy Teheran IRN 1237 RTTY/50/400 Opchat "pls hr
full power pls ask rx to tune properly and provide good rx. Hr no
defective keying. Hr tx is fix tuned as we are forced to use this
channel only." Most Immediate msg from Indemba Tehran to Foreign
New Delhi. Part 1 of 5 parts. 5LGs. (13 Mar) (RGA)
16386.7 : Pakistan Embassy Rabat MRC 1550 ARQ/100/170 5LGs to Islamabad
with rather peculiar indicators charlie hotel alpha charlie
honesty
asia(no kidding!)(13 Mar) (RGA)
16386.7 UNID: MFA Islamabad 1320 Sitor A / "kmeu" selcall repeated
(20/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
16386.7 Unid: MFA Islamabad 1740 ARQ Callsign KMEU repeated many times.
(01/Mar/01) (RH2)
16386.7 Unid: MFA Islamabad 1740 arq Callsign KMEU repeated many times!
(01/Mar/01) (RH2)
16386.7 Unid: Paki Diplo ?Loc 1620 ARQ 5LG to unk (27/Feb/01) (RH2)
16386.7 Unid: Paki Diplo ?Loc 1620 arq 5LG to unk (27/Feb/01) (RH2)
16413.0 Unid: Zaire Bank Circuit 1054 Pactor 200/200 Pactor beats for 20
mins but no text! (29/Jan/01) (RH2)
16453.5 HGX21: MFA Budapest 1626 Dup-Arq 125/170 5LG to unk
(30/Dec/01)(RH2)
16460.0 Kapitan Marsenko: (O/M RU) 2001 USB calling Klaipeda Radio w/no
Pagina 313
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16541.7 : Unid Ship 2046 ARQ/100/170 Selcalls XVSV/WLO/1090 or could be
Egyptian Diplo? (20 Feb) (RGA)
16606.0 : Unid UK Mil Cyprus 0541 MFSK 195.3/300 (03/Mar/01) (RH2)
16606.0 Unid: UK Mil Cyprus? 1745 MFSK 195.3/300(03/Feb/01) (RH2)
16606.0 Unid: UK Mil Cyprus 0541 MFSK 195.3/300(03/Mar/01) (RH2)
16631.7 dlkgmk Egy Emb Luanda 1536 arq 3 Msgs\AA to Cairo
(16/Jan/01)(RH2)
16689.5 UGDR: M/V Lazurit 0912 ARQ tfc to unkwn (07Feb01) (ML2)
16713.0 ---: M/V Pamela Wind 2319 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok (28Feb01) (ML2)
16713.0 ---: Pamela Wave 2328 ARQ msg for Pamela Co to Vladivostok, WAVE
used as log on id (20Feb01) (ML2)
16713.0 UEVR: TR Nadir 0000 ARQ selcal KYXM, crew msg & tfc to
Vladivostok
(20Feb01) (ML2)
16713.0 UGWZ: TK Ust'-Kan 2300 ARQ w/UGWZ log on & msg to Vladivostok
(20Feb01) (ML2)
16718.0 ---: RTMS Novodrutsk 0741 ARQ tfc for Vladivostok (18Feb01) (ML2)
16718.0 UEHP: RTMKS Feniks 2329 ARQ crew msgs to Vladivostok
(01Feb01)(ML2)
16778.0 ---: TH Marina-1 (sic) 2306 ARQ w/PAQE string as selcal & svc msg
to Khabarovsk (15Feb01) (ML2)
16778.0 UGPX: M/V Kapitan Sosenkov 2250 ARQ w/PAQE string as selcal & tfc
to Khabarovsk, UGPX log on/off (15Feb01) (ML2)
16791.5 : PNA Manila Relay 1640 FEC/100/170 Nx in Tagalog on Ship Channel
14. (9 Mar) (RGA)
16797.5 : Ship BATM Sanfic 1725 RTTY/50/170 Tgms to unk coast stn in 3SC.
Right on top of PNA Manila! (6 Mar) (RGA)
16800.0 : Ship Dmitrij Pokranowisch 1722 RTTY/50/170 Tgms to unk coast
stn
in 3SC. (6 Mar) (RGA)
16803.0 : PNA Manila Relay 2040 FEC/100/170 Nx in Tagalog. (20 Feb) (RGA)
16803.5 UNID: 2230 FEC 100/170 EE Nx sent by Ivory Dawn
(31/12/2000)(PLOO)
16804.0 : Ship Mihail Boronin MRM 199 1720 RTTY/50/170 Tgms to unk coast
stn in 3SC. (6 Mar) (RGA)
16804.5 Unid: GMDSS 1435 GMDSS 75 calls over 2 hours; by categhory Routine-18; Safety-33; Error-18; Ship's Business-2; No
categhory-4
(23/Jan/01) (RH2)
16806.0 NMF: Boston, USA 16.30 FEC USCG with wx report for waters off New
England coast (14Jan00). (PT)
16806.4 NMC: USCG San Francis 1515 fec Response codes & Commands.
Cyclone
warning!
(19/Jan/01) (RH2)
16807.5 ZLA: AwanuiRadio NZL 1644 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (9 Mar) (RGA)
16808.5 KLB: SEATTLE RADIO 1949 CW Chan free marker "KLB" (24/Feb)(DW)
16808.5 KLB: SeattleRadio WA USA 2037 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (20 Feb) (RGA)
16810.5 CBV:Valparaiso radio Chile 2028 19 Feb 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
16811.0 CBV: VALPARAISO PLAYA ANCHA 1900 fec 100/E/170 Scheduled 1845z.
Header timed 1845 utc - late start? Wx in SS rptd in EE.
(24/Feb)(DW)
16811.0 CBV: ValparaisoRadio CHL 2051 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (28 Feb) (RGA)
16812.5 NRV: USCG Apra Harbour GUM 1717 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (6 Mar) (RGA)
16815.0 ZSC: Capetown R 1804 fec Navarea 7 Wngs file://12601.0 & 4214.0
khz (24/Jan/01) (RH2)
16816.0 ZSC64: Capetown Radio 1649 cw, zsc + SITOR (07 March)(HPT)
16816.5 NMC: USG SFrancisco CA USA 1900 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (25 Feb)
(RGA)
16818.5 9VG96: Singapore Radio 1651 cw, 9vg + SITOR (07 March)(HPT)
16819.0 VRX:Hong Kong radio China 2020 19 Feb 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
16821.0 IAR: Rome Radio 1650 cw, iar + SITOR (07 March)(HPT)
16821.0 VRX83: Hongkong Radio 1653 cw, vrx + SITOR (07 March)(HPT)
16821.0 VRX: HongKong Radio PRC 1646 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (9 Mar) (RGA)
16830.0 SVU6: OLYMPIA RADIO 2109 fec 100/E/170 Greek ship press. Little
sync/copy (09/Mar)(DW)
16833.5 UIW: Kaliningrad, Russia 1527z Mar 10, 2001 CW “UIW” [SN]
16840.5 RRR 31: Moscow, Russia 1634z Feb 24, 2001 CW “RRR31” and ARQ/100
idle [SN]
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16886.0 TAH: Istanbul, Turkey 1451z Feb 25, 2001 CW “TAH” and ARQ/100
idle[SN]
16903.9 3SD: NMEFC BEIJING 0804 FAX 120/576/N/800 Wave analysis. Grainy
(23/Feb)(DW)
16903.9 3SD: NMEFC Beijing 1154 FAX sea state fcst without phasing after
preceding chart ending 1152 (4 Mar) (KB)
16906.0 KHF: GW Guam 0100 CW id & ARQ tuning (21Feb01) (ML2)
16914.5 RFVIE: Marine Le Port REU 1651 RTTY/75/170 Behind SPB. Unusual
frequency and shift. (9 Mar) (RGA)
16914.5 SPB: SZCZECIN RADIO 1934 fec 100/E/170 Stn info (02/Mar)(DW)
16914.5 SPB: SzczecinRadio POL 1602 FEC/100/170 Blind service (in
Braille??!) Traffic list. (13 Mar) (RGA)
16914.7 RFVIE: FN Le Port 1121 rtty 75/850 Test Tape(22/Feb/01) (RH2)
16915.0 RFVIE: FF Le Port REU 1018 RTTY/75/850. ry sg testing.
(23-02-01)(EW)
16927.0 KaliningradRadio RUS 1656 RTTY/50/170 Wkg ship UEPC. (9 Mar)
(RGA)
16949.0 YLL: LiepayaRadio LVA 1711 RTTY/50/170 Tgms in 3SC to RTMS
Kangari.(6 Mar) (RGA)
16951.3 RFTJE: FN Dakar 1119 rtty 75/850 Test tape(22/Feb/01) (RH2)
16960.0 FUF:French forces Martinique 2012 18 Feb 01 RTTY 75 Callband (EB)
16969.5 ---:Tokyo meteo Japan 2007 19 Jan 01 FAX 60/576 poor signal looks
like the Tokyo times (EB)
16971.0 JJC: Tokyo Radio J 1705 FAX/60/576 JJ text. (6 Mar) (RGA)
16975.6 PWZ33: BN Brasil 0430 rtty 75/850 Navarea Wngs(14/Jan/01) (RH2)
16976.0 : Unid CIS Mil/Rail? 0529 81-81/81/180 Bang on top of
LSD836!(03/Mar/01) (RH2)
16976.0 LSD836: Buenos Aires R 1050 arq Marker(29/Jan/01) (RH2)
16976.0 LSD836: Globe Wireless Buenos Aires 1545 arq ID Marker
(02/Mar/01)(RH2)
16976.0 LSD836: Globe Wireless Buenos Aires 1545 ARQ/100/170 ID Marker
(02/Mar/01) (RH2)
16976.0 Unid: CIS Mil/Rail? 0529 81-81 81/180 Bang on top of LSD836!!!
(03/Mar/01) (RH2)
16985.7 CTP: NATO Lisbon 1850 rtty 75/850 NAWS de CTP etc
(15/Mar/01)(RH2)
16985.7 CTP: NATO Lisbon 1850 RTTY/75/850 NAWS de CTP etc (15/Mar/01)
(RH2)
16986.0 CTP: NATO Lisbon 1555 rtty 75/850 NAWS de CTP etc
(05/Mar/01)(RH2)
16986.0 CTP: NATO Lisbon 1555 RTTY/75/850 NAWS de CTP etc (05/Mar/01)
(RH2)
16987.0 CTP:Portuguese naval Portugal 1546 20 Feb 01 RTTY 75 callband
(EB)
16987.0 Unid: FAPSI 0916 CROWD36/40 (02/Mar/01) (RH2)
16987.0 Unid: FAPSI 0916 Crowd36 40 (02/Mar/01) (RH2)
17020.0 UDK: MurmanskRadio RUS 1404 RTTY/50/170 Tfc list in M2C. Exchange
rates circular to all captains. (23 Feb) (RGA)
17045.6 9MG: GlobeRadio Penang MLA 1659 ARQ/100/170 Marker. Big signal.
(9 Mar) (RGA)
17045.6 9MG: GlobeRadio Penang MLA 2105 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (28 Feb)
(RGA)
17050.5 ASK: KARACHI RADIO 0825 CW Marker "cq de ASK qsw
484/13024.5/17050.5 khz for wx n/wngs and tfc list pls as ar".
0843z (scheduled 0830z) wx fcst. 0853 nav wngs (02/Mar)(DW)
17055.0 MGJ: RN Faslane 1758 rtty 75/375 Carbs (03/Feb/01) (RH2)
17132.0 XSV: TianjinRadio PRC 1618 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (13 Mar) (RGA)
17138.0 LYL: KlaipedaRadio LTU 1705 CW Service bulletin. (13 Mar) (RGA)
17138.3 LYL: KlaipedaRadio LTU 1702 CW Traffic list. 17138 kHz Assigned.
(9 Mar) (RGA)
17146.4 CBV: VALPARAISO RLAYA ANCHA 1915 FAX 120/576/N/800 Swell/ice edge
chart. Noisy, qrm at first. (24/Feb)(DW)
17146.5 CBV: Valparaiso R 1130 fax 120/576 Poor chart - only just
readable!
(26/Feb/01) (RH2)
17147.0 URL: SebastopolRadio UKR 1407 RTTY/50/170 Tgms in M2C.
(23 Feb)(RGA)
17147.0 URL: SewastopolRadio UKR 1619 CW Wkg ship UZNV. (13 Mar) (RGA)
17151.2 NMC: USCG POINT REYES 1555 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sfc analysis.
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Grainy,
with echo (80mS) (21/Feb)(DW)
17151.3 NMF: USCG San Francisco 0951 FAX/120/576 weather map.
(23-02-01)(EW)
17175.2 UFL: Vladivostok Radio RUS 2336 FEC/100/170 SVC tfc. Ends nil gb
73 de ufl. (09/03/01) (AD)
17180.0 FUG: FN La Régine FRA 1410 RTTY/75/850 Tests to FAA. Heavy
ripple.
(23 Feb) (RGA)
17186.0 KFS: SFranciscoRadio CA USA 1621 ARQ/100/170 Marker. Not listed
this freq.(13 Mar) (RGA)
17192.0 : Russian Military 1623 RUSS-75/75/160 Cipher. (13 Mar) (RGA)
17211.4 KFS: SFranciscoRadio CA USA ARQ/100/170 Clover? & ARQ bursts with
CWID. Not // 17186. (13 Mar) (RGA)
17215.7 LOR:
AN PNR Buenos Aires 1256 rtty 75/170 "Fm CEBA" Grid
references (07/Feb/01) (RH2)
17215.7 LOR:
PNR Buenos Aires 1710 rtty 75/170 5LG after GEN010
(19/Feb/01)(RH2)
17215.7 LOR: PNR Buenos Aires 1614 rtty 75/170 5LG(15/Jan/01) (RH2)
17215.7 LOR: PNR Puerto Belgrano 1130 rtty 75/170 ID+5LG+Grid Refs
(06/Mar/01) (RH2)
17215.7 LOR: PNR Buenos Aires 0833 rtty 75/170 Long Wx bulletin in SS
(17/Jan/01) (RH2)
17215.7 LOR: PNR Buenos Aires 1133 rtty 75/170 "Fm CEBA to BHPD info
SIME"
Numerical Wx Grid codes (29/Jan/01) (RH2)
17215.7 LOR: PNR Buenos Aires 1645 rtty 75/170 5LG(14/Jan/01) (RH2)
17215.7 LOR: PNR Puerto Belgrano 1130 RTTY/75/170 ID+5LG+Grid Refs
(06/Mar/01) (RH2)
17216.0 LOR: PNR Puerto Belgrano 1643 rtty 75/170 Fm CN Info SIME 5LG
then Grid Refs
(05/Mar/01) (RH2)
17224.0 Unid: UK Mil Cyprus? 0648 MFSK 195.3/300(27/Feb/01) (RH2)
17231.0 JFC: Misaki Fisheries Radio J 0834 CWdt9125..-..16713t..etc..awil
----oyla=aral ..etc..awil..de jfc jfc sk sk.(19-02-01) (IB)
17238.0 SAA:Karlskrona radio Sweden 1526 20 Feb 01 CW callband (EB)
17260.0 3AC: Monaco Radio 0930 USB F wx // 4363, 8806, 8728, 13146,17323,
23768, (10 Mar. 01) (HPT)
17314.0 : Unid Coast Stn 1435 USB OM in EE+SS 'This is S... Radio. Stand
by
for traffic list'. Then repeated same in Spanish. Followed by
callsign list using phonetic alphabet. (27 Feb) (IB)
23768, (10 Mar. 01) (HPT)
17341.0 Unknown: 24hr SW / (20/Mar/101) (Heinz Scmidt)
17400.0 5ST: ASECNA Antan 1005 rtty 100/400 Aero tfc This a new one to me
thanks for tip to Joerg & Murray! Seems to be in 24 hr use! E3
mode
not heard recently! (16/Jan/01) (RH2)
17408.4 HEC: Bern Radio 1720 Sitor A / Info + ID in CW (
01/Mar/2001) (Argo Sicily)
17415.0 S00: MFA Stockholm S 1412 ALE/USB Calls S31/Algiers. (9 Mar)
(RGA)
17420.0 ---: UNID 1435 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng ORCL w.o own ID
(16/Mar)(DW)
17420.0 IHOE: TAIWANESE NAVY NET 1822 MIL.STD 188-144A ALE on usb. Clng
GUPY (16/Mar)(DW)
17420.0 ZPYM: TAIWANESE NAVY NET 1448 MIL.STD 188-144A ALE on usb.
Sounding
(16/Mar)(DW)
17421.7 Unid: FAPSI 1755 RTTY/75/500 5LG on Link 50035 (10/Mar/01) (RH2)
17421.7 Unid:FAPSI 1755 tty 75/500 5LG on Link 50035(10/Mar/01) (RH2)
17422.7 RFFVAEA: FF Dhahran
1540 Arq-E3 200/400 Pages of
5LG(16/Feb/01)(RH2)
17423.7 : MFA Cairo EGY 1636 ARQ/100/170 Selcalls QQTQ/Belgrade.
(13 Mar)(RGA)
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17423.7 kdakrfr:
MFA Cairo 1541 arq clg QQTQ (Belgrade)
(26/Feb/01)(RH2)
17424.7 Unid: CIS Mil 1626 81-81 81/240 (14/Mar/01) (RH2)
17430.0 9VF209: Kyodo Singapore 1530 FAX/120/576 JJ Newspaper
(01/Mar/01)(RH2)
17430.0 Unid: FAPSI 0510 rtty 75/500 5LG on Link 30044(20/Mar/01) (RH2)
17440.0 Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 0616 USB / calling SPAR 65
on "17440." They also tried "18801." (16March2001) (Midwest USA)
17441.5 5YE: Nairobi Meteo 0552 RTTY/100/850 Wx codes (07/Mar/01) (RH2)
17441.5 5YE: Nairobi Meteo 0552 rtty 100/850 Wx codes(07/Mar/01) (RH2)
17460.0 AAAC32: 1837 USB/ALE, clg MSN1 (17/Feb/01) (NJ)
17460.0 OSN: 0350 USB/ALE, clg MSN (18/Feb/01) (NJ)
17460.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1752 36-50 50/240(19/Feb/01)(RH2)
17460.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1555 36-50 50/240 (30/Dec/01) (RH2)
17460.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1653 36-50 50/240 Traffic(14/Jan/01) (RH2)
17463.0 Unid: FAPSI 1530 rtty 75/500 5LG on Link 10163 (30/Jan/01) (RH2)
17487.0 : Unid CIS Mil 1016 81-81/40.5/500 Cipher. (6 Mar) (RGA)
17487.0 CAP VA: ALE RIC, Civil Air Patrol, VA, CID sounding at
2118.20/Jan/01 (HS)
17487.0 DLA#)#: ALE DLA303, SHARES, LQA w/AAT3BFMARS at 2213.
17487.0 KGD34NCC: ALE KGD34NCC sounding this, 15094, and 9106 kHz, all
at
2359.20/Jan/01 (HS)
17916.0 Falcon: Gulf Air Bahrein w/World 27 1432 USB for selcal
check.(15/03/01) (PD)
17916.0 Navigator 153(?): Wkg Stockholm Radio 1320 UST (EE and Swedish)
who was at Lisbon. Asking Phonepatch, switched to 16207 and
20770.
(08/03/01) (PD)
17934.0 --: QTH? 2129z Feb 17, 2001 USB Spanish traffic net, like a
military net. [SN]
17946.0 KMA7: San Francisco, Ca 2006z Feb 11, 2001 USB working
“CHINA 327”[SN]
17991.0 DHM 91: Munster, Germany 1832z Mar 10, 2001 USB working
“NAVY 4741”[SN]
17991.0 a/c: “NAVY 4741” 1832z Mar 10, 2001 USB working DHM 91
[SN]
18003.0 250103: USAF C17A 95-0103 2022 ALE/USB Wkg Unid. [AMD]U ARE
TERMINATED] (7 Feb) (PD)
18003.0 250107: USAF C17A 95-0107 1910 ALE/USB Wkg Unid. [AMD]CCCCD8
6732531NNNN] (7 Feb) (PD)
18003.0 440192: USAF KC10A 84-1092 2343 ALE/USB Tanker a/c. Sounds. Also
on
9025. (3 Mar) (RGA)
18003.0 OFF: Offutt AFB NE USA 1430 ALE/USB Wkg ZAMBIA. (7 Feb) (PD)
18012.0 Circus Vert: 1722 (in progress) w/aircraft who reports operations
normal, position as 26.5N-44.3W and ETA Le Lametin, Martinique of
2053Z. At 1723 Cotam 1175 w/Circus Orange (Dakar) reporting ETA
at
Dakar of 1930Z. (26/JAN/01)(RP3)
18035.0 CJXH: Unid 1311 ALE/USB Sounds. (7 Mar) (RGA)
18035.0 SFDJ: UNID 2045 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng GWDU
(11/Mar)(DW)
18040.4 HGX21: Budapest, Hungary 15.15 DUP-ARQ 125/170 MFA with 5-lg tfc
to
HGX41, Damascus emb (25Jan01). (PT)
18041.5 : Unid FAPSI 1535 Crowd36 40d (02/Mar/01) (RH2)
18041.5 Unid: FAPSI 1535 Crowd36 40d (02/Mar/01) (RH2)
18064.0 SNN299: MFA Warsaw POL 1640 POL-ARQ/100/250 Exchange rates in
Polish. (13 Mar) (RGA)
18064.0 Unid: MFA Warsaw 1757 POL-ARQ/100/240 Claris Msgs\Pol
(13/Mar/01)(RH2)
18073.0 CMU967: Russian Navy Cuba 1440 CW Wkg RCV on 18509. (6 Mar) (RGA)
18178.0 CIO2: E10 1300 AM / "CIO2 CIO2"... (18/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1556 COQUELET8/26.67 Nx\FF to "All Stations"
(27/Feb/01) (RH2)
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18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1556 Coq8 26.67 Nx\FF to "All
Stations!"(27/Feb/01) (RH2)
18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1610 Coq8 26.67 5LG to "Mission Presidentielle
Ambalg Yaounde" - 166X5LG followed by 775X5LG! Unusual address!
Must be a big cheese around! (16/Jan/01) (RH2)
18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1635 Coq8 13.33 Sitrep\ff situation in
Kinshasa
(24/Jan/01) (RH2)
18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1637 Coq8 13.33 Fm Pos5 Msg\FF S/Flash all
stations (24/Jan/01) (RH2)
18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1652 Coq8 13.33 Fm Pos5 Msg\FF S/Flash to Pos3
&
ALL STATIONS (24/Jan/01) (RH2)
18183.4 7RQ20: MFA Al Djazair, Algiers 1600 Coq8 26.67/ msg from Algiers
to
Dar es Salam and so on (13/Mar/2001) (Argo Sicily)
18183.4 POS5: Algiers, Algeria 14.27 Coquelet 8 MFA with SUPERFLASH tfc
to
Ougadougou emb in FF. Message from MAE but tfc headed "FRM: POS5"
(22Jan01). (PT)
18183.4 Unid: Ambalg Ouga 1606 Coq8 13.33 Msg\FF to MAE Algiers
(15/Jan/01)(RH2)
18183.4 Unid: Ambalg Harare 1802 Coq8 26.67 scrambled Msf\FF to MAE
Algiers
re Kabila (18/Jan/01) (RH2)
18183.4 Unid: Ambalg Luanda 0815 Coq8 26.67 Admin Msg\FF to Algiers followd by MAE to Kinshasa & Ouga, then MAE to N'Djamena &
Niamey,
then MAE to London, Antan, Libreville & Yaounde' the Ambalg
Triploli Msg\AA to MAE & Dakar....and so on! (20/Mar/01) (RH2)
18183.4 Unid: Amblag Harare 1645 Coq8 13.33 Sitrep\FF re disturbances in
Nairobi (24/Jan/01) (RH2)
18206.0 no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0920 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz,
5
LGs to unlocated embassy, s.off with "qru cfm omik cto pisatx"
(24Feb01)(LDO)
18225.6 : Egyptian Emb Sudan 1932 ARQ/100/170 Off line encrypted msgs
"From: Khartoum To: 47 Very Urgent" (17 March 01) (MJZ)
18234.0 no-call: unlocated Russian diplo, RUS 0943 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz,
repeating +047+047+, calling procedure on link 60047
(24Feb01)(LDO)
18237.8 ZSJ: SAN CAPETOWN 1737 RTTY 75/N/170 Wx fcst for RSA offshore
waters. Fair copy. (24/Feb)(DW)
18245.0 : FAPSI Link 00063 1646 RTTY/75/500 5LGs. (13 Mar) (RGA)
18269.0 HBD66: Swiss embassy Ottawa, CAN, 1450 5 LGs & op chat in German
(24Feb01) (LDO)
18276.7 Unid: Unid Egy Diplo 1704 arq Tfc\AA, then long IRS
mode(24/Jan/01) (RH2)
18277.0 KUW: Prob UK Mil Net Kuwait 1622 ALE/USB Sounds. (25 Feb) (RGA)
18306.0 ZSC: Capetown R 1200 CW/Arq Marker On my doorstep - great
reception!! (20/Jan/01) (RH2)
18308.5
RFGW:
MFA Paris 1705
fec-a
192/400 Pages of 5LG & the
usual FF Diplo waffle code! (15/Feb/01)(RH2)
18308.5 : Unid Prob MFA Paris RFGW/P6Z 1205 FEC-A/192/400 Idles.
(22 Feb)(AD)
18308.5 P6Z: MFA Paris F 2007 FEC-A/192/400 Short msgs. Tfc won't decode.
Anyone else have a problem with this mode? (20 Feb) (RGA)
18308.5 RFGW: MFA Paris 1825 fec-a 192/400 Clg S5F/Brasilia then 5-6lg
with letter sub. (15/Mar/01) (RH2)
18308.5 RFGW: MFA Paris 1825 fec-a 192/400 Clg S5F/Brasilia then
5-6lgwith letter sub. (15/Mar/01) (RH2)
18308.5 RFGW: MFA Paris 1825 FEC-A/192/400 Clg S5F/Brasilia then 5-6lg
with
letter sub. (15/Mar/01) (RH2)
18314.7 Unid: Unid: 1539 Ale Long burst of Ale sound(30/Dec/01) (RH2)
18320.0 BRA: MFA Bratislava SVK 1312 ALE/USB Sounds. (9 Mar) (RGA)
18320.0 BRA: MFA Bratislava SVK 1636 ALE/USB Sounds. (24 Feb) (RGA)
18326.0 DKL: Prob UK Mil Net Dhekelia CYP 1623 ALE/USB Sounds.
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18356.7
18415.0
18441.2
18447.7
18447.7
18447.7
18509.0
18513.9
18523.0
18523.0
18523.0
18523.0
18529.5
&
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(28 Feb)(RGA)
---: MFA Cairo 1340 ARQ 5LG msg to Algiers (26Feb01) (ML2)
8BY: DGSE Illicit Paris FRA 1651 CW 686/381/912/709/663.
(13 Mar)(RGA)
JMJ5: TOKYO MET 0815 FAX 120/575/N/800 Upper air fcast chart
[FUPA502] (28/Feb)(DW)
RFPT: FF N'Djamena CHD 1610 ARQ-E3/200/300 Final traffic check on
Cct FDZ to Paris. FTC timed 0550001. Why FTC so early? Not fulltime circuit? Closes at 1600z? (23 Feb) (RGA)
RFQPTA: FF N'Djamena 1745 ARQ-E3/200/400 Idling for 20
mins.(13/Mar/01) (RH2)
RFTPA: Ndjameina, Chad 16.41 ARQ-E3 200/400 COMELEF NDJAMENA with
tfc in FF to RFFGC/HOPIARM METZ using FD? circuit (prob FDZ)
(09Mar01).(PT)
RCV: HQ Black Sea Fleet Sevastapol UKR 1438 CW Wkg CMU967 on
18073.(6 Mar) (RGA)
: Unid Danish Diplo 1354 TWINPLEX/200-400/WI Cipher. Faded.
(23 Feb) (RGA)
: Unid FAPSI 0540 RTTY/75/500 5LG on Link 30044 (07/Mar/01) (RH2)
: Unid FAPSI 0550 RTTY/75/500 5LG on Link 30044 (03/Mar/01) (RH2)
Unid: FAPSI 0550 rtty 75/500 5LG on Link 30044(03/Mar/01) (RH2)
Unid: FAPSI 0540 rtty 75/500 5LG on Link 30044(07/Mar/01) (RH2)
7RV70:? Unid Algerian Diplo 1556 Coq8 26.67 Long Msg\FF re Serbia
Montenegro (08/Feb/01) (RH2)
18552.0 V5G: MFA Budapest 1128 Rou-Fec 164.5/400 Good synch but
scrambled
text (04/Feb/01) (RH2)
18552.0 V5G: MAE Bucharest 1300 Rou-Fec 164.5/400 Crypto - followed by
Radiograma\RUM en clair (21/Feb/01) (RH2)
18552.0 V5G: MAE Mucharest 1200 Rou-Fec 164.5/400 Nice clear Circularas for a change! (26/Feb/01) (RH2)
18552.0 V5G: MFA Bucharest 1125 Rou-Fec 164.5/400 No clear text! V strong
QRM from strong close by rtty tx on 18553.7 khz; maybe causing
problem decoding V5G!(08/Feb/01) (RH2)
18552.0 V5G: MFA Bucharest 1230 Rou-Fec 164.5/400 Unintelligible
text(27/Jan/01) (RH2)
18552.5 V5G: MFA Bucharest 1230 ROU-FEC/164.5/400 Circulara - clear Tx
(02/Mar/01) (RH2)
18552.5 V5G: MFA Bucharest 1230 Rou-Fec 164.5/400 Circulara - clear Tx
(02/Mar/01) (RH2)
18552.5 V5G: MFA Bucharest 1820 Rou-Fec 164.5/400 Scrambled Rumanian text
(01/Feb/01} (RH2)
18553.7 RFTJ: FF Dakar 1044 ARQ-E3/192/400 Idling (27/Feb/01) (RH2)
18553.7 RFTJ: FF Dakar 1044 Arq-E3 192/400 Idling (27/Feb/01) (RH2)
18553.7 RFTJ: FF Dakar 1601 Arq-E3 192/400 Idling (30/Dec/01) (RH2)
18560.0 BMF: TAIPEI MET 0845 FAX 120/576/N/800 Scheduled equatorial wind
belt prog. Very weak but Malaya Peninsula. Philippines, PNG,
Australia discernable. (23/Feb)(DW)
18560.0 BMF: Taipei Meteo TAI 0950 FAX/120/576 weather map. (23-02-01)
(EW)
18598.0 BRA: MFA Bratislava SVK 1308 ALE/USB Sounds. (24 Feb) (RGA)
18664.0 : Unid CIS Mil/Rail? 1650 81-81 81/150 (05/Mar/01) (RH2)
18664.0 Unid: CIS Mil/Rail? 1605 81-81 81/500 (30/Dec/01) (RH2)
18666.0 WF1: KGG85-FBI Washington DC USA 1741 ALE/USB. Sounds.
(23 Feb)(RGA)
18752.0 Unid: FAPSI 0735 Crowd36 Mazielka calls(09/Feb/01) (RH2)
18754.0 : Unid FAPSI 1455 RTTY/75/500 5FGs. 'qsy 14572' Nothing appeared
on
14572. (6 Mar) (RGA)
18789.0 Unid: UK Mil Cyprus? 1800 MFSK 195.3/300 Duplex on
18864.0 Unid: 0027 USB Cherry Ripe (E4) numbers station in progress
file://21866 (15/Jan/01) (SD)
18864.0 Unid: 1100 USB Cherry Ripe (E4) numbers station w/ call-up 60619
file://23461 (16/Jan/01) (SD)
file://21866 (15/Jan/01) (SD)
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18888.5 : Ship KM Stronskij 1601 ARQ/100/170 QTR to UFN Dx-18699.
(6 Mar)(RGA)
18940.0 BDF2: SHANGHAI MET 0817 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sea area forecast
(FXAS).
Fuzzy (23/Feb)(DW)
18974.0 KUW: Prob UK Mil Net Cyprus 1620 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 17490.
(28 Feb) (RGA)
19011.5 PCW1: 16.51 PCW1 HOL CW 2 R Mfa Den Haag cw/arq marker
28/Jan/01 (BV)
19021.7 Unid: MFA Cairo 1100 arq Msg\AA to unk(29/Jan/01) (RH2)
19031.7 : MFA Islamabad Pakistan 1415 ARQ/100/170 Msg in EE "To all
Pakistan Missions abroad" (19/Feb/01) (MJZ)
19031.7 UNID: MFA Islamabad 1420 Sitor A / msg from Ryadh to Paris "kmeu"
repeated (14/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
19032.0 Unid: CIS Mil/Rail? 1624 81-81 81/500 (27/Feb/01) (RH2)
19032.0 Unid: CIS Mil/Rail? 1624 81-81/81/500 (27/Feb/01) (RH2)
19036.5 Unid: Ambalg Dakar 1600 Coq8 26.67Msg\FF to MAE
Algiers(19/Feb/01)(RH2)
19036.5 Unid: Ambalg Dakar 1255 Coq8 26.67 Msg\FF to MAE Algiers
(15/Jan/01)(RH2)
19036.5 Unid: Ambalg Dakar 1622 Coq8 26.67 Msg\FF to Algiers info Addis
Ababa (30/Dec/01) (RH2)
19036.5 Unid: Ambalg Niamey 1545 COQUELET-8/26.67 Msg\FF to MAE Algiers
(01/Mar/01) (RH2)
19036.5 Unid: Ambalg Niamey 1545 Coq8 26.67 Msg\FF to MAE Algiers
(01/Mar/01) (RH2)
19048.7 PROVENCE: MoD PARIS FRA 1334 ARQ-E3/192/400 Contr"le de Cl, on
Cct
LFA to Dakar. (23 Feb) (RGA)
19052.0 8WB7: Indian HICOM Victoria SEY 0940 RTTY 50/400 clg 8WD3 New
Delhi, no tfc, QSX was 19055 (06Feb01) (ML2)
19056.7 ---: Egyptian Emb Jakarta (JG QKWFHK) 1250 ARQ w/ATU-80 tfc for
Cairo (14Feb01) (ML2)
19056.7 : Egyptian Emb Jakarta 1315 ARQ/100/170 jg: qkwfhk kds: kdjfk ?
(to unknown qth, Cairo?) ATU-80 msgs (11 Mar 01) (MJZ)
19076.5 Unid: FAPSI 1620 Crowd36 40 Unable decode(19/Feb/01)(RH2)
19131.0 Flint 111: (DEA aircraft): 1522 USB w/Atlas (DEA contract
facility,
Iowa) in pp w/maintenance office concerning aircraft hydraulic
pressure problems. (16/JAN/01) (RP3)
(24 Feb)(RGA)
19180.0 NPKW: UNID 1929 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(11/Mar)(DW)
19180.0 SFDJ: UNID 1953 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng AMNP
(11/Mar)(DW)
19224.0 RIW: Navy HQ Moscow RUS 1625 CW Calls RMSB. 'qyr2 zzt 11513 ok?'
(25 Feb) (RGA)
19241.9 DEJO02: Kelheim, Germany 13.00 Pactor 200/400. (14Jan00). (PT)
19242.0
9SG15:
"1 Goldmine"? 1557 Pactor 200/200 Msg\FF to "FMA
Lubun=
20", probably from Katanga, Congo, re accounts & mining details;
then goes into GG with military movements & mention of Mugabe
(07/Feb/01) (RH2)
19242.0 Unid: Unid 1635 Pactor 200/200 V long technical Tfc\FF &GG re
"Burkitts Lymphona"& AIDS. Prob an African location. Could be
Medecins Sans Frontieres or WHO (26/Feb/01) (RH2)
19340.0 AUSCON: AUSTRIAN FORCES ?LOC 1148 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Calling BMLV (26/Feb)(DW)
19340.0 BML: 0646 USB/ALE clg NET1 NMV NEA (06/Feb/01) (NJ)
19340.0 BMLV: 0646 USB/ALE clg NET1 (06/Feb/01) (NJ)
19340.0 BMLV: AUSTRIAN FORCES VIENNA 1148 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Calling NET1 (26/Feb)(DW)
19464.0 HSP: UK DIPLO/MIL ? ?LOC 1735 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding
(26/Feb)(DW)
19464.0 LUA: UK DIPLO/MIL ? ?LOC 1736 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
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Sounding
(26/Feb)(DW)
19464.0 PRI: UK DIPLO/MIL ? ?LOC 1721 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding
(26/Feb)(DW)
19464.0 YQE: UK DIPLO/MIL ? ?LOC 1703 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding
(26/Feb)(DW)
19530.7 KAWN: Offutt AFB? 1525 rtty 75/850 Endless foxes!!
(20/Mar/01)(RH2)
19655.0 HEC: Bern Radio 1300 Sitor A / ID - Idle + CW
(18/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
19672.8 : Unid. Greek Diplo? 1300 ARQ/100/170 Opchat; cipher; selcall
TVXY.
Simplex. (23 Feb) (RGA)
19690.0 ZSC: Capetown R 0946 fec Marine Wx \\16815+12601+
4014.0(19/Jan/01) (RH2)
19692.5 ZSC: CAPETOWN RADIO 1736 fec 100/E/170 High seas forecast for
Metarea VII. 1750z Nav wngs. (23/Feb)(DW)
19697.0 8PO:Barbados radio Barbados 1340 04 Mar 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
19697.5 SPB: SZCZECIN RADIO 1936 fec 100/E/170 Stn info. (02/Mar)(DW)
19706.0 LSD836: BuenosAires Radio ARG 1853 ARQ/100/170 Marker.
(25 Feb)(RGA)
19708.0 SAB: Goeteborg Radio SWE 1330 Sitor A / wx in EE "svc+" msg:
emails
via sitor service (16/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
19709.0 SAB:Gothenberg radio Sweden 1336 04 Mar 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB)
19724.5 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 1640 ITA2 50/170 Rpt crypto and ny wng
19724.7 Unid: RTMS Navigator Albu Serge 1533 rtty 50/170 T'grams to
K'grad. Followed by a personal Msg\RR from Baltiskaya Slava to
Navigator. Unusual to hear intership contact between RR
ships!(02/Feb/01) (RH2)
19736.4 ZLA: AwanuiRadio NZL 1851 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (25 Feb) (RGA)
19736.4 ZLA: AwanuiRadio NZL 1851 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (25 Feb) (RGA)
19785.9 : Unid OMFSK System 1329 OMFSK/195.5/600 (23 Feb) (RGA)
19843.9 : Unid OMFSK System 1328 OMFSK/195.5/600 (23 Feb) (RGA)
19862.0 MGJ: Naval Base Clyde Faslane SCO 1433 RTTY/75/400 Idle. No
CARBs.(6 Mar) (RGA)
file://21866 (22/Jan/01) (SD)
19945.0 MAE: 13.57 MAE ALG ALE 125 100 R Mfa Alger clg NMY 21/Jan/01 (BV)
20000.6 : Unid System 1423 UNID/100/200 ACF=0. (21 Feb) (RGA)
20035.4 HGX59: Abuja, Nigeria
10.16 DUP-ARQ 125/170 Hungarian emb with
tfc in HH datelined "ABUJA" to HGX21, Budapest (30Jan01). (PT)
20035.4 HGX: 15.18 HGX 41 SYR ARTRAC 125 100 R Hng emb Damascus HNG
mgs/nx? To HGX21 Mfa Budapest22/Jan/01 (BV)
20035.5
HGX21: MFA Budapest
1600Dup-Arq 125/170 V Strong pulses but
unable decode with M7000; other decoders down with PC!
(15/Feb/01)(RH2)
20047.8 P: CISN KALININGRAD 1455 CW single letter [P] hf beacon
(14/Mar)(DW)
20047.8 PS: MX Beacon Cluster RUS 1037 CW Kaliningrad/Arkhangelsk.
(14 Feb)(RGA)
20048.0 C: Moscow Russian Navy Marker 0935 CW (18-02-01) (EW)
20048.0 PSC: Russian Navy 1251 CW Beacon cluster. (23 Feb) (RGA)
(14/Mar)(DW)
20056.7 : MFA Cairo EGY 1716 ARQ/100/170 Msgs to Embassy Conakry.
(28 Feb)(RGA)
20086.7 wsgzkpk:
EGY Emb Kinshasa 0920 arq 5LG to Cairo
(18/Feb/01)(RH2)
20086.7 wsgzkpk: Egy Emb Kinshasa 1000 arq Msg\AA to Cairo
(28/Jan/01)(RH2)
20090.2 : Unid System 1108 UNID/400/470 ACF=11. In IRA-ARQ modem got 'tks
znn gb 73 88' (Odd parity). then offair. (6 Mar) (RGA)
20107.0 586: Unid. Either Algerian MOI or US SHARES 1506 ALE/USB Sounds.
(9 Mar) (RGA)
Pagina 321
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20107.0 Cap: ALE RIC, CAP Technical Center, Richmond, VA, sounding at
2322. 20/JAN/01 (HS)
20107.0 RIC: CAP Richmond VA USA 1220 ALE/USB Sounds. (28 Feb) (RGA)
20107.0 RIC: Unid. Either Algerian MOI or US SHARES 1505 ALE/USB Sounds.
(9 Mar) (RGA)
20146.7 ---: EGYPTIAN DIPLO? 1535 arq 100/E/170 Opchat in Arabic(ATU80)
then s/off (14/Mar)(DW)
20187.6 Unid System 1124 UNID/150.4/750 ACF=0. Sx ARQ system. Two stns.
(6 Mar) (RGA)
20187.6 no-call: MFA Helsinki, FNL, 1238, NOKIA FSK BURST MODEM
150.6Bd/301Bd/602Bd/755 Hz shift tfc. to unlocated embassy
(27Feb01) (LDO)
20187.6 no-call: MFA Helsinki, FNL, 1238, NOKIA FSK BURST MODEM
150.6Bd/301Bd/602Bd/755 Hz shift tfc. to unlocated embassy
(27Feb01) (LDO)
20200.5 GXQ: London, England 14.52 Piccolo 6 Short op chat the shuts
down(23Jan01). (PT)
20232.0 : Russian Military 1048 MS-5/2400-BPSK/USB Cipher. (14 Feb) (RGA)
20340.0 ADZ: ALGERIAN EMB ADDIS ABABA 1145 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Responds to MFA Algiersthen into tfc using Racal MSM1250 (10
chan)
(27/Feb)(DW)
(9 Mar)(RGA)
(24 Feb)(RGA)
20340.0 MAE: MFA ALGIERS 1043 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng ADZ/Addis
Ababa (27/Feb)(DW)
20415.0 : Unid CIS 1132 81-81/40.5/1520 Spurious. f3 of 6805. (6 Mar)
(RGA)
20425.0 UNID: CIO2 1340 AM / YL repeat "CIO2" (20/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
file://23461 (16/Jan/01) (SD)
file://23461 (15/Jan/01) (SD)
20555.0 RFFAAC: FF Paris 1350 ARQ-E3 184.6/ Msg to Lyban
(20/Mar/2001)(Argo S)
20809.0 S00: MFA Stockholm, S, 1230 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, calling
Algiers/S31 (25Feb01) (LDO)
20809.0 S00: MFA Stockholm, S, 1230 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,calling
Algiers/S31 (25Feb01) (LDO)
20865.2 UNID: 1340 F / ID - Idle + CW (18/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
20865.2 UNID: 1340 FEC-100 / Idle - "FE" repeatly (18/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
20865.2 UNID: France? 1400 ARQ-M4 / Idle (20/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
20900.0 KAH: SLOVAKIAN EMB ?LOC 1241 MIL.STD 188-144A ALE on usb.
Sounding.
1317z clng BRA/Bratislava (?) (27/Feb)(DW)
20935.0 CENTR4: MFA Bucharest, 1246 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A
serial tone modem, tfc. to LUG (27Feb01) (LDO)
20935.0 CENTR4: MFA Bucharest, 1246 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A
serial tone modem, tfc.to LUG (27Feb01) (LDO)
20935.0 LUG: UNID ROU embassy, 1246 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A
serial tone modem, tfc. to CENTR4 (27Feb01) (LDO)
20946.0 8BY: St. Assise Paris 1400 CW / Illicit - Msg "...AR"
(20/Mar/2001)(Argo S)
20975.0 RFGW: MFA Paris 0715 fec-a 192/400 FF Waffle codes to CFIG
CFIG2013
& CFIG2020 - these numbers presumably relate to the former AIG
2013/2020 et al ?(09/Feb/01) (RH2)
20990.0 ANK: Slovak Emb Ankara TUR 1008 ALE/USB Sounds. (6 Mar) (RGA)
20990.0 ANK: Slovak Embassy Ankara TUR 1215 ALE/USB Sounds. (9 Mar) (RGA)
20990.0 ANK: Slovak Embassy Ankara TUR 1311 ALE/USB Sounds, (7 Mar) (RGA)
20990.0 BGD: Slovak Embassy Baghdad IRQ 1511 ALE/USB Sounds. (7 Mar)
(RGA)
20990.0 BGD: Slovak Embassy Belgrade or Baghdad 1643 ALE/USB Sounds.
(28 Feb) (RGA)
21150.0 OA4B: Lima, Peru
1521z Feb 25, 2001 CW Propagation beacon [SN]
21856.0 : Unid FAPSI 1103 RTTy/75/500 Few 5LGs then QRU TKS GB SK.
Pagina 322
WUN-v07
(6 Mar)(RGA)
21865.0 Unid: MFA Warsaw 1223 POL-ARQ/100/240 Long religious epistle in
EE
followed by Claris Msgs\Pol (10/Mar/01) (RH2)
21865.0 Unid: MFA Warsaw 1223 Pol-Arq 100/240 Long religious epistle in
EE
followed by Claris Msgs\Pol(10/Mar/01) (RH2)
21865.0 Unid: MFA Warsaw 1223 Pol-Arq 100/240Long religious epistle in
EE
followed by Claris Msgs\Pol(10/Mar/01) (RH2)
21865.0 Unid: MFA Warsaw 1225 POL-ARQ/100/240 Claris/Consular Tfc\Pol prob to Brasilia Emb(01/Mar/01) (RH2)
21865.0 Unid: MFA Warsaw 1225 Pol-Arq 100/240 Claris/Consular Tfc\Pol prob to Brasilia Emb! (01/Mar/01) (RH2)
21865.0 Unid: MFA Warsaw 1256 Pol-Arq 100/240Consular tfc\Pol, Brasilia
mentioned - 06/Feb. Heard again 1210 07/Feb with several Msgs\Pol
&
Nx\Pol over 40 mins ending"Parametr:Brasilia". First Pol-Arq
heard
here for many moons!(06-07/Feb/01) (RH2)
21866.0 NW1: Undi US FEMA 1223 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 13446 17519 19969
and 24526. (28 Feb) (RGA)
21866.0 NW1: Unid US FEMA 1700 ALE/USB Sounding. (23 Feb) (RGA)
file://18864 (15/Jan/01) (SD)
file://19884 (22/Jan/01) (SD)
file://18864 (15/Jan/01) (SD)
21973.7 TAD: MFA Ankara 1534 fec-a 144/850 Pages of 5LG ending "TO PLAM
GRUP"
(19/Jan/01) (RH2)
21974.0 TAD: MFA Ankara 0604 fec-a 144/850 Tfc in Turkish
(30/Jan/01)(RH2)
21985.0 AIR MIC 2: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0402 USB Atc clearance. (2 Mar)
(SD)
21985.0 AIR MIKE 957: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0228 USB Arrival notice at
Kosrae. (1 Mar) (SD)
21985.0 AIR MIKE 957: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0315 USB Posn report Kosrae.
Next
Pohnpei. (1 Mar) (SD)
21985.0 AIR MIKE 962: Wkg SFranciscoRadio ???? USB Selcall GHAC.
(28 Feb)(SD)
21985.0 AIR MIKE 970: Wkg SFranciscoRadio ???? USB Selcall JMHB. This
doesn't seem right, but it's what I wrote down. (28 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 AIR MIKE 978: Wkg SFranciscoRadio ???? USB Selcall LMDQ.
(28 Feb)(SD)
21985.0 CANFORCE 3605: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0443 USB Position report.
(28 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 GOOSE 21: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0153 USB Arrival notice at Kosrae.
(1 Mar) (SD)
21985.0 JAL 3469: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0248 USB Posn report. (1 Mar) (SD)
21985.0 JAPANAIR 3469: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0248 USB Posn report. Selcal
EHBJ. (1 Mar) (SD)
21985.0 LONGHORN 801: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0044 USB ATC clearance Flt
Pohnpei to Guam. (1 Mar) (SD)
21985.0 N559GV: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0140 USB Requests FL4590 from FL430.
(1 Mar) (SD)
21985.0 NASA 817: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0244 USB Operating in uncontrolled
airspace at and below FL 055, SELCAL earlier noted as JMAB. (28
Feb) (SD)
21985.0 NAVY RS240: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0008 USB Posn report (2 Mar) (SD)
21985.0 NZ33: Wkg SFranciscoRadio ???? USB Selcall JQEL. (28 Feb) (SD)
21985.0 NZ35: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0145 USB Posn report Selcall DJHR.
(1 Mar) (SD)
21985.0 RAID 890: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0008 USB (For RAID 90) Posn report.
(1 Mar) (SD)
21985.0 RAID 890: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0042 USB Corrects FPL (2 Mar) (SD)
21985.0 SUMO 75: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0130 USB (1 Mar) (SD)
Pagina 323
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21985.0 TORA 46: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0302 USB SFrancisco handed him off
to
Manila on 22998 or 08903 (which are too noisy for me to hear
anything) with a further handoff to Ujung Pandang on 6556 or
11396.
(2 Mar) (SD)
21985.0 WORLD 378: Wkg SFranciscoRadio 0246 USB Selcall Arrival note for
WORLD 273 & WORLD 378. (1 Mar) (SD)
22315.5 UIBM: TH Gregorij Aleksandrov 0944 ARQ log on & msg to unkwn
(18Feb01) (ML2)
22365.5 HGX: MFA Budapest ? 0656 Dup-Arq 125/170 Weak sigs - scambled
text! (07/Mar/01) (RH2)
22365.5 HGX: MFA Budapest ? 0656 DUP-ARQ/125/170 Weak sigs - scambled
text.
(07/Mar/01) (RH2)
22380.5 CBV: ValparaisoRadio CHL 1100 ARQ/100/170 (6 Mar) (RGA)
22380.5 UIW: Kaliningrad R 1618 arq T'gram to ship UROR MarsX
(21/Feb/01)(RH2)
22380.5 UIW: Kaliningrad, Russia 1541z Feb 25, 2001 CW “UIW” and ARQ/100
idle [SN]
22387.5 SVT7: OLYMPIA RADIO 1300 fec 100/E/170 Ship press in Greek.
(24/Feb)(DW)
22389.5 NMN: Portsmouth, USA 16.06 ARQ Marker tape with CW-ID, some tfc
but
signal too weak to lock on (13Jan01). (PT)
22389.5 NMO: USCG Honolulu HWI 1946 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (20 Feb) (RGA)
22407.5 UAT: Moscow R 1050 arq Msg\RR for Ship c/s UFLA (22/Feb/01)
(RH2)
22566.3 : Unid System 1056 UNID/300/330 ACF=0. (6 Mar) (RGA)
22578.8 : Unid 1303 UNID/40/20 Extremely narrow shift, maybe less than
20hz. You could hardly make out the 'split' via c3g's shift/baud tool but
it was there.Speed was fairly consistent @ 40b.It did not sound
like a Pic-12 trans as the tone/pitch changed little. Strong sig
here. (27-2-01) (AD)
22582.7 RFVIE: FN Le Port 1056 rtty 75/850 "ZUI TESTING FUX" etc
(22/Feb/01) (RH2)
22583.0 FUX: FN Le Port REU 1055 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (6 Mar) (RGA)
22590.0 VCS: Halifax Radio 1300 Sitor A / ID - Idle + CW
(14/Mar/2001)(Argo S)
22818.5 EAE220: MFAS Madrid 1524 Twinplex 100/170 Scrambled Msg\SS
(19/Jan/01) (RH2)
22818.5 EME220: MFA Madrid 115 Sitor A / crypto msg 10lgs (20/Mar/2001)
(Argo S)
22857.7 RFVI: FF Le Port 1612 Arq-E3 100/400 Idling VII cid with Noumea
(04/Feb/01) (RH2)
22857.7 RFVI: FN Le Port 1201 Arq-E3 100/400 CdeV on VII cid followed
(08/Feb/01) (RH2)
22864.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1757 36-50
50/240(19/Feb/01)(RH2)
22864.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1301 36-50 50/240 (07/Feb/01) (RH2)
22889.6 Unid: BF UNID 1440 PICCOLO USB 1 chnl idle (Jan 14 2001)(PLOO)
22910.0 : Russian Railway/Civil 1124 RUS-50/50/850 Cipher. (14 Feb) (RGA)
22912.7 RFFLOVA: FN Toulon 1250 Arq-E3 100/4005LG to RFHI/RFVINUS
(08/Feb/01) (RH2)
22912.7 RFHI: FF Noumea 1616 Arq-E3 100/400 Idling HII cid with Le Port
(04/Feb/01) (RH2)
22912.7 RFHIJCR:
FN Ship Jacques Cartier 0931 Arq-E3 100/400 Admin
Msg\FF to RFVILGD (FN Ship La Grandiere) info RFBIPLN/Champlain
cc
RFHJDMT/Dumont (DTRE Antarctic Base at Dumont D'Urville?) All on
HII cid(18/Feb/01) (RH2)
22924.3 : Unid 1937 PICCOLO-6 Standby. (20 Feb) (RGA)
22951.7 Unid: US Intel Frankfurt 0713 mode? 108.8/120(04/Feb/01) (RH2)
22960.0 Unid: CIS Mil/Rail? 1250 81-81 81/500 (07/Feb/01) (RH2)
23053.9 Unid: Turkish Emb Kinshasa? 0821 fec-a 144/850 Tfc\Turk to unk.
Presume Kinshasa as frequent mention but 1st time heard this freq
&
this station! Perhaps activated by Kabila assassination
yesterday?
Pagina 324
23115.3
23174.5
23174.5
23174.5
23190.0
23190.0
AnyWun
WUN-v07
(17/Jan/01) (RH2)
:Unid Bulgarian 1410 IRQ-ARQ/210/500 End of msg. Then RTTY/75/500
sends 'Short 2. Short 2. ZAR 300 and changes to 300bps mode. ACF=
10. No sensible decode. (21 Feb) (RGA)
:Unid 1645 PICCOLO-6 In standby. (28 Feb) (RGA)
:Unid. MTS? 1312 PICCOLO-6 Idles. (27-2-01) (AD)
MTS: RAF PORT STANLEY 1939 PICCOLO 23174.510. On standby until
eventually offair without opchat. Last logged Oct2000
(27/Feb)(DW)
P6Z: MFA Paris 1210 fec-a 192/400 "Synopsis ciu Point de Presse"
followed by more waffle but no synopsis!(26/Feb/01) (RH2)
P6Z: MFA Paris 1520 fec-a 192/400 RY's & clg 3GF1 + int ZBZ.
yet have an ID for 3GF1? Or is it fictitious - part of the FF ID
waffle string? (02/Feb/01) (RH2)
23190.0 P6Z: MFA Paris F 1337 FEC-A/192/400 Opchat to Unid. Good signal
but
poor copy. (20 Feb) (RGA)
23190.0 RFGW: MFA Paris 0745 fec-a 192/400 5-6LG mixed with all that
CIE/CGT/CIC stuff - a real mess!
(20/Feb/01)(RH2)
23190.0 RFGW: MFA Paris FRA 1127 FEC-A/192/400 Idles. (14 Feb) (RGA)
23237.0 MKL: RAF Edimburg 1700 CW / wx info (16/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
23332.0 ONY: BAF Melsbroek 1550 USB / wkg unid ac and also coquellet tx
(08/03/01) (RON-DXA47)
23337.0 ADW1: Andrews AFB MD USA 1441 ALE/USB Sounding. (23 Feb) (RGA)
23365.3 HGX21: MFA Budapest 1330 Dup-ARQ / msg crypto
(14/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
23365.4 HGX21: Budapest, Hungary 14.00 Dup-ARQ 125/170 MFA with 5-lg tfc
to
HGX41, Damascus embassy (09Mar01). (PT)
23365.5 HGX21: MFA Budapest 1623 Dup-Arq 125/170 Looked like Nx\HNG en
clair (21/Feb/01) (RH2)
23370.0 HZN50: JEDDAH MET 1400 RTTY 100/R/850 Met tfc (11/Mar)(DW)
23370.0 HZN50: Jeddah Meteo 1415 ita2 100/800 wx synop aaxx for India and
Meaddle East (20/Mar/2001) (Argo S)
23370.0 HZN50: Jeddah Meteo SDA 1129 RTTY/100/700 SMCR01 GCLP 140600.
(14 Feb) (RGA)
23387.5 LOR: PNR Puerto Belgrano 1643 1654 rtty 75/170 Grid
references(05/Mar/01) (RH2)
23387.5 LOR: Argentine Navy Puerto Belgrano 2103 RTTY/75/100 nx press
reports in ss (24/Feb/01) (MJZ)
23387.5 LOR: PNR Puerto Belgrano 1643 1654 rtty 75/170 Grid
references(05/Mar/01) (RH2)
file://20474 (16/Jan/01) (SD)
file://20474 (15/Jan/01) (SD)
file://18864 (16/Jan/01) (SD)
23522.9 JMH: Tokyo Meteo 0730 FAX wind/wave fcst. Good (3 Mar) (KB)
S73/Lagos
followed by 188-110A psk modem (13/Mar)(DW)
23526.0 S73: SWED EMB LAGOS 1612 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(13/Mar)(DW)
23716.7 RFLI: FF Fort de France MRT 1400 ARQ-E3 / Idle status
(14/Mar/2001)(Argo S)
23716.7 Unid FF: 1126 ARQ-E3/96/400 Modified. No decode. No traffic.
(5 Feb) (RGA)
17323, (10 Mar. 01) (HPT)
24332.0 :Unid 1354 PICOLLO-6 Standby. (21 Feb) (RGA)
24332.0 GXQ: RN LONDON 1154 PICCOLO 24332.0101. On standby. "de GXQ ut b
5555ers and me kj" then offair 2220z (19/Feb)(DW)
24370.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 1616 fec-a 192/400 clg L9C/Buenos
Aires(15/Feb/01)(RH2)
24370.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 0855 FEC-A/192/400 5-6LG to N2G (San'a Emb)
(02/Mar/01) (RH2)
Pagina 325
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24370.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 1120 FEC-100 / msg crypto + "RFGW"
(11/Mar/2001)(Argo Sicily)
24370.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 1541 fec-a 192/400 Tfc in new FF "waffle" code co
ciu cut cie et al (19/Jan/01) (RH2)
24370.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 1547 fec-a 192/400 Idling MFA freqs seem not so
active these days; usually 3-4+ heard around this time. Going
over
to Satcoms?(16/Jan/01) (RH2)
24370.5 MFA,Paris 'P6Z' FEC-A 192/400 L9C de P6Z QRU (Jan 5 2001)(PLOO)
24526.0 FC8FEM: US FEMA Denver CO USA 1847 ALE/USB Sounds. (25 Feb) (RGA)
24537.0 Unid: Maeroma? 1620 Rs-Arq 228.6/170 Looked like Online
crypto
using 5bit mode - normally 8bit & 5LG! This freq, used by Rome
and
often heard up to six months ago!(14/Mar/01) (RH2)
24537.0 Unid: Maeroma? 1620 RS-ARQ/228.6/170 Looked like Online crypto
using 5bit mode - normally 8bit & 5LG. This freq, used by Rome
and
often heard up to six months ago.(14/Mar/01) (RH2)
24537.0 Unid: Maeroma? 1620 RS-ARQ/228.6/170 Looked like Online crypto
using 5bit mode - normally 8bit & 5LG.This freq, used by Rome and
often heard up to six months ago.(14/Mar/01) (RH2)
24757.0 :Unid 1300 RS-ARQ2/240/??? Usually between 1300-1500 does
anybody
know this one ? I can't get a ID. Italian ? (Date?) (MJZ)
24930.0 OH2B: Espoo, Finland 1514z Feb 25, 2001 CW Propagation beacon
[SN]
24930.0 ZS6DN: Pretoria, South Africa 1536z Jan 5, 2001 CW Propagation
beacon [SN]
25040.0 RFGW: MFA Paris FRA 1135 FEC-A/192/400 Idles then offair.
(14 Feb)(RGA)
25102.0 UTQD: BKRT Natalia Kowkowa 1030 RTTY/50/170 Crew tgms to
URL/Sevastopol. (6 Mar) (RGA)
25197.0 : Unid Ship 1024 CW Tgms on Ship Ch 9 in Cyrillic. (6 Mar) (RGA)
25255.0 UDK2: Murmansk, Russia 11.02 ITA2 50/170 RY's and "DE UDK2" then
into RR tfc (22Jan01). (PT)
25350.2 5AB: BENGHAZI RADIO 1452 CW Marker "cq de 5AB". Strong third
harmonic. (19/Feb)(DW)
26124.0 VIE: DarwinRadio NT AUS 1140 ARQ/100/170 Marker. Weak.
(14 Feb)(RGA)
26132.5 ZSC: Capetown, South Africa 1649z Feb 24, 2001 CW “ZSC” [SN]
26133.0 VIE: DarwinRadio NT AUS 1019 ARQ/100/170 Marker. Weak (6 Mar)
(RGA)
26133.0 ZSC: CapeRadio SAF 1340 ARQ/100/170 Marker file://26132.5
(21 Feb)(RGA)
26134.0 9MG: GlobeRadio Penang MLA 1020 ARQ/100/170 Marker. (6 Mar) (RGA)
26143.0 WCC: Chatham, Ma 1614z Mar 10, 2001 CW “WCC”
[SN]
26221.0 S92: Swedish Embassy Managua NCG 1448 ALE/USB Sounds. (6 Mar)
(RGA)
26241.7 RFVI: FF Le Port 0755 Arq-E3 100/400 Idling(20/Feb/01)(RH2)
26241.7 RFVIT: Comsup St Denis 1023 Arq-E3 100/400 Msg\FF re Air
movements
to Entransit Mil St Denis pp RFFAAC (MOD Paris) (29/Jan/01) (RH2)
26441.7 RFFAAC: Distransit Paris Vincennes 1604 Arq-E3 100/400 Msg\FF
to
Zen/Dircomis Lyon rr RFVIT & RFVITX (26/Feb/01)(RH2)
26441.7 RFFDCC: ? Paris 1108 Arq-E3 100/400 Msgs\FF to Groupgendarm Mobil
Mayotte (08/Feb/01) (RH2)
26441.7 RFFHCN: Comleget Aubagne 0719 Arq-E3 100/400 Msg\FF to
RFFAAC/Distransit Vincennes, RFQPT/Jibouti, RFVITT//DetlegetInf
Dzaoudzi, & RFLIG/Detlegetinf Kourou, re flight plans...
on IRE
cid
(09/Feb/01) (RH2)
26441.7 RFFMVB: CENV Toulon
0803 Arq-E3 100/400 Msg\FF to
RFFVIC/Comar
La Reunion info RFVIT/Comsup/St Denis (20/Feb/01)(RH2)
26441.7 RFGW: MFA Paris 1704 Arq-E3 100/400 Pages of 5LG
(19/Feb/01)(RH2)
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26441.7 RFVI: FN Le Port 1111 Arq-E3 100/400 CdeV on IRE cid
(08/Feb/01)(RH2)
26441.7 Unid: Provence 1205 E3 100/400 CdeV on IRE cid(29/Jan/01) (RH2)
27115.0 No call signs: 2050 AM / Two funeral escort cars working each
other on CB channel 13. (02March2001) (Midwest USA)
27880.0 VMR611: Mandurah Water Rescue, Western Australia 0421 AM
w/MANDURAH
BASE clg THE WHALER and requesting him to say again
(20/Jan/01) (SD)
29895.0 : Russian Military 1225 36-50/50/250 Variant. 1 msg. Idles on
mark
then offair until next msg. (14 Feb) (RGA)
32734.6 : Unid 1309 UNID/100/170 ACF=0. Most likely synchronisation
stream
for military analogue enciphered voice system, Another on 33584.6
(14 Mar)(RGA)
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DayW
Hi digi WUNners
Here again our digital offerings.
The menu
Aero
DGPS
Met (FAX)
Met (RTTY)
Military
Special
Techi Tips
Bangkok AFTN station
Basics in HFDL access protocol - Part 2
DGPS from Bulgaria
RN Northwood FAX - first impressions of new service
Hamburg Met rtty schedule
Technical problems at Hamburg Met
FF frequency changing
French exercise GULF FALCON 6 off Qatar
HSWMS Ostergotland visits UK
PSK31 in ute-land
Radio-sound card interface units
Receiver wrinkle
- JRC NRD545 - Noise Reduction with FAX
>>....Aero.....>
::: Bangkok AFTN station
At the beginning of the month Peter Thompson asked if
"AnyWUN knows who the air station is on 7845 khz? Transmitting 50/236
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RTTY at 18.50 with lots of flight plans. Circuit ID is BPB and flights
mentioned are Bangkok - Heathrow etc. Latest one is for KLM 880.
Addressee indicators show
Turkmenistan airfield at Turkmenbashi (UTAK)
Turkmenistan airfield at Ashkabad (UTAA)
Georgian airfield at Tblisi (UGGG),
Azerbaijan arfield at Baku (UBBB)
Also TAVIA flight 1001 from Sharjah to Baku.
Seem to be plenty of flights ex- Bangkok. Could it be a circuit between
Bangkok ??
"
The following day your scribe copied this same station and confirmed
the above. The primary originator was VTBD/Bangkok so this assumed to
be this station's location.
Procedure was standard AFTN, with regular channel check [CH] services
+00, +20 and +40 mins past each hour. A missing message service was
also noted "MIS VH 840". As one can see there is an incomplete ID for
the return circuit. At 1915z there was a series of RY's but again no
ID in any form with the station going offair at 1915z. (Peter had logged
that the station had gone offair 2020z the previous day.)
And from Jim Dunnett
"07845
: Unid AFTN Circuit BPB 1742 RTTY/50/250 Readdressed msgs and
double-readdressed msgs mostly for authorities in UT../Uzbekistan
area. FPLs for flights to Asia over southern CIS. (2 Apr) (RGA)"
and
"Note: A Lufthansa flight DLH1702 (by B747-412 D-ABVU) was routed
Frankfurt-Czech Rep-Slovakia-Hungary-Romania-Ukraine-URJV(?)-GeorgiaUzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India-Bangladesh-VYYF(?)-Bangkok."
Thanks for the logs, guys. Nice while it lasted - couple of days. We
didn't find the return circuit/second station (only assumed it's in
Russia or ex-CIS). AnyWUN know something more?
::: Basics in HFDL access protocol - Part 2
In the March column we had the initial look at the HFDL system and
at the ground station squitters (SPDUs). Now to look at various
DOWNLINKs and UPLINKs as displayed by the HOKA HFDL module.
The first is a common variety of DOWNLINK, shown in full.
This has been aided by a benefactor (to whom thanks, appreciated) who has
anonymously supplied more documentation (ARINC Spec 635 - HF Data Link
Protocols).
DOWNLINK GND ID 004
AIR ID 120
REQUEST MEDIUM PRIORITY SLOTS 0 REQUEST LOW PRIORITY SLOTS 0
MUDR 1800 OLDEST LPDU SEQUENCE NUMBER U(R) 0 LPDU [ U(R) + 1..8 ]
00000000
NUMBER OF LPDU 1
UNNUMBERED DATA CRC OK
PERFORMANCE DATA
FLIGHT NUMBER ID LH8273
AIR POSITION LATITUDE NORTH 36 DEG 47 MIN LONGITUDE EAST 2 DEG 16 MIN
TIME 17:06:12
PD VERSION 1 FLIGHT LEG ID 41
GROUND STATION ID 006 FREQUENCY ID 0
FREQUENCY SEARCH COUNT: PREVIOUS LEG 124 CURRENT LEG 12
HF DATA DISABLED TIME: DURING PREVIOUS LEG 0 DURING CURRENT LEG 1
UPLINK MPDU DATA: RECEIVED 0 0 5 5 ERRORS 0 0 0 0
SQUITTER DATA: RECEIVED OK 134 ERRORS 6
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DOWNLINK MPDU DATA: TRANSMITTED 0 0 1 21 ACK ON FIRST TRY 0 0 1 21
FREQUENCY CHANGE CODE 7 NO CHANGE
Now an analysis of the data. The first line indicates that this
MPDU [Medium Access Control(MAC) Protocol Data Unit] was transferred
in a single slot at 300 bps.
The MPDU contains a header (data in lines 2-7) and an optional
Performance Data HFNPDU (HF Network Protocol Data Unit).
The MPDU header:
DOWNLINK GND ID 004
Indicates the message is a DOWNLINK from aircraft to ground
station; ID 004 being New York (on 21931/usb)
AIR ID 120
This is the ID which has been currently assigned (at its log-on)
to this aircraft for the purposes of flow control on this HDFL
channel and which appears in the squitter.
REQUEST MEDIUM PRIORITY SLOTS 0 REQUEST LOW PRIORITY SLOTS 0
This indicates the requested message priority within the
system ie low, medium, high and reflects the settings
within Reservation Request Field.
MUDR 1800 OLDEST LPDU SEQUENCE NUMBER U(R) 0
LPDU [ U(R) + 1..8 ]
This is the Maximum UPLINK Data Rate at which the aircraft will
receive messages from the ground station. It is determined by
the size of the MPDU (number and type of LPDUs to be transmitted)
and the quality of the channel. Rates may be 300, 600, 1200 and
1800 bps.
The remainder of the line is difficult to explain in a few words
but
U(R)
is the 5-bit UPLINK sequence number of the oldest UPLINK
LPDU not yet received by the aircraft. It is the UPLINK
sequence number embedded in the UPLINK ACK Field of
downlink MPDUs.
U(R)vect This is an 8-bit field embedded in the UPLINK ACK Field
of DOWNLINK MPDUs. Each bit indicates whether or not
each of the LPDUs starting from the sequence number U(R)
+1 to U(R)+8 has been received by the aircraft.
U(R)vect is a Boolean array. Bit 1 will be zero if the
numbered LPDU having sequence number U(R)+1 has not been
received; otherwise it will be set to one. This is
repeated through the following sequence numbers/bits to
U(R)+8 [Bit 8].
00000000
This has always been seen at this value and it is suspected
has not been implemented. The data at this point but not
displayed is the LPDU SIZES. There is a field of 8 bits
indicating the length (in octets -1) for each of the LPDUs
encapsulated in the MPDU. The more LPDUs, the more LPDU SIZES
fields.
NUMBER OF LPDU 1
A 3-bit field (NLP - Nr of LPDUs) is part of the first octet in
the header and indicates the number of LPDUs following the
header. In this case there is 1 - the Performance Data, which
will be analysed below.
UNNUMBERED DATA CRC OK
The end of the MPDU header, where the block is subject to a Frame
Check Sequence in the form of a 16-bit CRC (Cyclic Redundancy
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The decode module has indicated a pass.
From the above we've seen that this message contains one LPDU with
an encapsulated (but unnumbered data) Performance Data HFNPDU.
Before tackling the breakdown the ARINC specification uses the two
following lists of types (with all coding quoted in HEX):
LPDU Type
0D Unnumbered data
2F Log-on denied
3F Log off request
4F Log-on resume
5F Log-on resume confirm
8F Log-on request
9F Log-on confirm
HFNPDU Type
First octet is FF followed by second octet
D0 System table broadcast
D1 Performance data
D2 HFDL system table request
D3 Performance data enable
D4 Performance data disable
D5 Frequency data
So on with the disection of this LPDU. The LPDU "header" uses the first
four lines of that displayed. The LPDU is assumed to be 0D/Unnumbered
Data and is followed by the Aircraft ICAO address but does not appear to
be implemented in this decode module.
PERFORMANCE DATA
As determined (D1) from the HFNPDU Type Field.
FLIGHT NUMBER ID LH8273
If the airline flight number is known it is shown (as here)
otherwise it will be set to all zeroes.
AIR POSITION LATITUDE NORTH 36 DEG 47 MIN LONGITUDE EAST 2 DEG 16 MIN
The aircraft position is given as is the time of that position
(next line of display).
TIME 17:06:12
From this point comes the encapsulated HFNPDU which we have already seen
is to be for Performance Data:
PD VERSION 1 FLIGHT LEG ID 41
The Performance Data HFNPDU is a fixed length field (currently
V.1 with 31 octets).
The flight leg ID is an 8-bit filed identifying the current
flight leg. This count is incremented by 1 everytime the
aircraft takes off. It counts to 255 then resets to 0.
GROUND STATION ID 006 FREQUENCY ID 0
This identifies the ground station for which the performanace
data applies. In this case 006 indicates Hat Yai (Thailand).
It also identifies the frequency for which the data applies.
Its range is 1 (highest freq assigned to the ground station) to
20. (error in decode?)
FREQUENCY SEARCH COUNT: PREVIOUS LEG 124 CURRENT LEG 12
The number of times the aircraft has tuned to a new frequency in
the previous and current flight legs.
HF DATA DISABLED TIME: DURING PREVIOUS LEG 0 DURING CURRENT LEG 1
The total time in seconds that HF Data was not enabled in the
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previous and current legs.
UPLINK MPDU DATA: RECEIVED 0 0 5 5 ERRORS 0 0 0 0
The first 4 octets contain the number of UPLINK MPDUs received on
the identified frequency at 1800, 1200, 600 and 300 bps resp.
The remaining 4 octets contain the number of UPLINK MPDUs
received with errors at 1800, 1200, 600 and 300 bps resp. These
counts are rest to zero when the aircraft logs onto the
identified frequency and ground station. The appropriate counts
are incremented by 1 whenever and UPLINK MPDU (but not squitters)
are received.
SQUITTER DATA: RECEIVED OK 134 ERRORS 6
The first two 8-bit fields contain the total number of SPDUs
which were received error free during the period the aircraft was
tuned to the identified frequency. The third field contains the
total number of SPDUs which had errors on receipt, or were not
received when the aircraft was tuned to the frequency.
DOWNLINK MPDU DATA: TRANSMITTED 0 0 1 21 ACK ON FIRST TRY 0 0 1 21
The first four fields (each 8-bit) hold the number of DOWNLINK
MPDUs transmitted by the aircraft on the identified frequency
again on 1800, 1200, 600 and 300 bps respectively. The final
four counts (again 1800, 1200, 600 and 300 bps resp) give the
number of downlink MPDUs passed successfully on the first try as
determined by the ground station positively acknowledging all
LPDUs in the MPDU. The counts are reset to zero when the
aircraft sends a Log-on Request on the identified
frequency/ground station.
FREQUENCY CHANGE CODE 7 NO CHANGE
The first 4 bits of the last 8-bit field contain the reason for
the last frequency change. The table (in HEX) is as follows:
0
First frequency change of the current flight leg
1
Due to too many NAKs occuring
2
Squitters no longer received
3
Switch resulted due to HF Data disabled
4
Due to a ground station frequency change notice
5
Due to a ground station down/channel down notice
6
Due to poor UPLINK channel quality
7
This value if there has been no frequency search or
change since last Performance Data HFNPDU sent.
On completion of the HFNPDU (at this point) the LPDU is terminated with
an FCS (Frame Check Sequence). No result (OK/Fail) is given by the
module.
Watch this space as I try to bring myself up to date with new technology.
>>....DGPS.....>
::: DGPS from Bulgaria
Thanks to the WUNner who passed on the following:
"According to the "News from Bulgaria" column of the Greek defence
magazine "Modern Air Force & Navy" (issue 52), a DGPS beacon has
been installed near the Bulgarian town of Kavarna (approximate
location 43d 30'N - 28d 25'E). The beacon operates on 300 kHz and
is a joint project of the Bulgarian and U.S.A. MoDs. The beacon
is expected to cover part of the Black Sea and offer useful coverage
at the Sea of Marmara and NE Aegean Sea."
AnyWUN in range and using RadioRaft3.2 able to provide some sample?
>>....Met.....>
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FAX
::: RN Northwood FAX - first impressions of new service
3/Apr saw Bracknell Met pull the plug on its FAX transmissions just
before 1100z ending a long period of service to various users. At the
same time RN Northwood ceased its "old" service via the BT Bodmin
Moor transmitter site. Over the next hour Fleet Weather and
Oceanographic Centre (FWOC), RN Northwood brought up the new service via
its RN Inskip (Nr Preston, NW England) transmitter site bringing the
frequencies up in the order 11086.5, 4610, 8040 and 2618.5 kHz to have
the "new" service operational by 1200z.
Various logs were posted and a comment by Ary Boender
"The quality of RN fax was always superior to Bracknell's but it now
equals the poorer Bracknell quality. Did they inherit Bracknell's
equipment together with their freqs?"
may be reiterated by some fax devotees and requires some further
analysis.
The answer lies in perception of the overall system and comparing like
for like, and no, Bracknell's old equipment has been retired, to put it
politely.
In the "old" days much hands-on preparation was carried out to end up
with the actual document which was wound onto the drum of the optical
scanning transmitter. The lines drawn on this chart by a pen were
relatively thick and easy to copy with the hobbyist's FAX decoding
applications. So what has changed?
FAX charts no longer have this "hands-on preparation" and are computer
generated. The lines generated are finer. There is no optical
scanning device en-route but a purely electronic route from source
computer to HF transmitter (SSB).
Now we come to the crux of the perceived problem. The narrower the
lines, the greater the bandwidth required. The transmission system
provides this ending with a full 3 kHz USB at the transmitter.
The problem for the amateur is that these bandwidth requirements are
rarely followed through into basic hobbyist FAX decoding software which
does not process the data at a suitable rate, perform any real time
signal processing and does not render the charts as transmitted.
The Fleet users therefore provide themselves with professional grade
FAX decoders which meet these required specifications. The current
generation of thermal printers used are believed to operate with 2000
pixels over a 15 inch line. IF bandwidth used is commensurate with
the system, being much greater, rather than less, than 2.7 kHz one would
normally expect on a general hobby-grade receiver.
They are not interested in users other than themselves; others who
technically have no rights of access anyway.
So a comparison of four software packages to hand for amateur
decoding.
1. JVcomm32 Rev 1.10b. (Windows) Using the interface option SOUND CARD
offers the simplest entry level but the thin lines are found to be broken
up. However this package does have the option of being able to use
external dsp devices eg EasyDSP, PTC-II and Harifax IV. Can anyWUN
provide feedback as to how much improvement is achieved with any of
these units?
2. Mscan Meteo Pro Rev 2.0 (Windows). Also uses the sound card as entry
level but with this interface produces a slightly better picture than the
previous product with less line breakup. Likewise there is provision for
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II(e) and Harifax 1/2/3/IV.
3. JVfax (Rev.7.0) (DOS). With disappointing results from the SOUND CARD
based JVcomm32 the earlier JVfax (which uses the well-known simple
"HAMCOM" interface) was reloaded and found to produce a much better
picture although a small amount of breakup is still in evidence. (In
order to compare like for like the Windows PC monitor was temporarily
reset to 1024x768 rather than the usual 800x600 but no improvement was
apparent on JVcomm32).
4. HOKA Code30 V2.8 (DOS). This produces a good picture by virtue of the
system's internal LF1 A-D interface unit and special optimised dsp
software.
So to summarise; the amateur decoding application based on a PC's sound
card is fine if the charts required have reasonably sized lines/figures
but where the charts use thinner lines, as one finds with the new RN
Northwood service, their limitations in bandwidth soon become apparent
and much breakup occurs. One therefore has to move to a more robust
system if the original quality is to be maintained.
Having entered some correspondence with Bert Van Rij it appears he
is obtaining somewhat marginally better copy than your scribe on JVcomm32
Rev1.00. Even reloading Rev 1.00 here has not improved matters. One
is therefore left wondering how much effect the individual make/model
of one's soundcard has in the equation.
RTTY
::: Hamburg Met rtty schedule
There seems to have been a major rescheduling of the rtty (50bd/N/440Hz)
broadcast.
### PROGRAM 1 operates H24 on 4583, 7646 10100.8 kHz
in ENGLISH
Weather bulletins (inc storm warnings):
For Atlantic, North
0000 0020 0030 0005
0850 0900 0905 0930
1530 1735 1750 1800
Sea and Baltic:
0300 0320 0305 0330 0355 0535 0550 0600 0605 0835
0955 1110 1135 1150 1200 1205 1435 1450 1500 1505
1805 2035 2050 2100 2105 2130 2155
[Advice on use of wx data 0030 0605 1205 1805. Notices 1110]
For Mediterranean:
0415 1015 1610 1115 1550 2215 2315
Met codes (SYNOP)(AAXX)
0035 0610 1210 1810
Met codes (SHIP)(BBXX)
0200 0440 0735 1035 1335 1635 1935 2235
Met codes (BUOY)
0815 2015
Nav warnings:
0515
### PROGRAM 2 operates 0500-2200z on 147.3 11039 14467.3 kHz in GERMAN.
Weather bulletins (inc storm warnings):
For Atlantic, North
0500 0505 0520 0530
1010 1025 1035 1100
1505 1625 1635 1800
Sea and Baltic:
0600 0605 0620 0630 0700 0725 0820 0900 0905 0920
1145 1200 1205 1220 1230 1300 1325 1420 1500 1520
1805 1820 1830 1900 1925 2020 2100 2105 2120
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[Advice on use of wx data, Notices
1010]
For Mediterranean:
0535 0730 0840 0930 1030 1200 1330 1440 1530 1610 1630 1735 1930 2040
2130
Met codes (SHIP)(BBXX)
0735 1935
Nav warnings:
0950 1715
::: Technical problems at Hamburg Met
Early in the month John Doe reported that
'Hamburg seems to be having difficulties "cq cq cq de ddk2 ddh7 ddk9 ddh9 ddh8 ddh47
frequencies:
4583 khz 7646 khz 10100,8 khz 11039 khz 14467,3 khz 147,3 khz
ryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryry
due to technical trouble no transmission until further notice"
I don't remember ever seeing all six freqs in parallel before.'
Thanks JD; and anyWUN with further information?
::: FF frequency changing
Interesting post as we close from Peter Thompson. A service from the
Le Port commcen/RFVICS on circuit [REI] on 26241.7 (ARQ/E 100/400)
proposing to their opposite numbers in Paris/RFFICS a change in
frequencies, "QSW LE9 QSY LE3" . He observes [REI] appears later on
14446.3. Nice one, Peter - thanks for sharing.
::: French exercise GULF FALCON 6 off Qatar
8167 kHz was reported this month to be active with heavy exercise tfc
involving French and Quatari units in the vicinity of Halul Island. Mode
used was 75Bd/850 Hz shift Baudot with much tfc in the clear.
Thanks to LD for information from which extraction of some players has
been possible:
fs La Fayette
cmcc Gulf Falcon
detair Doha
qs Al Deebal
qs Ghariyah
qs Ghariuaed~s Ri Aiqa
qs Rqxaiqann
CTG04
TG01
Q02 (Fast patrol boats?)
Q03
"
"
"
"
Q07
"
"
"
"
Three-character tactical callsigns were employed
(eg EV3, FG4, GF4, IX4, KJ6, PE2, WK5)
with the operational language English.
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::: HSWMS Ostergotland visits UK
As we go to press there is a pair of periodic LF rtty transmissions
en clair in support of the Swedish submarine HSWMS Ostergotland. Thanks
to John Doe for the following summary:
"The exercise which I have been expecting appears to have started.
The 50 bd LF broadcast, usually encrypted, is using plain language
for one hour in every four (0000 - 0100 utc, 0400 - 0500 utc and
so on); so far, only two messages, one a "welcome" to HSWMS
Ostergotland, the other an "LF State" message giving the callsigns
in use - GBY20 (68 kHz) and GYN2 (81 kHz), also "APS GBV20" - I
don't know what APS means, but GBV20 (64.55 kHz) is not at present
on the air. The last time there was an exercise of this kind, the
plain-language broadcast was on HF as well, 24 hours a day; but I
have not found it (yet) on HF this time. As the RN likes to shuffle
its LF channels, there will undoubtedly be other freqs in use during
the coming days - 51.95 for example (GYN1) is sure to be used at
some time."
This is similar to the visit to UK by HSWMS Sodermanland around Sept
1999.
HSWMS Ostergotland is the same class as HSWMS Sodermanland - for
details visit http://www.mil.se/marinen/10/13/13c_eng.html
It may also be worth keeping an ear on 3670 kHz - RN Plymouth/MTI.
::: PSK31 in ute-land
Following Jack Metcalf's log for 31/Mar "4440.0 AAT3CAA & AAM3EPA, US
Army MARS: 0142 PSK31 AAT3CAA running on emergency battery power"
Ary observed that it looks like PSK31 has now also entered ute-land.
Thanks guys.
>>....Special.....>
::: Radio-sound card interface units
Looking for DSP technology interface hardware to place between the
receiver (and transmitter if you're a radio amateur) and the sound card
of the computer to clean up the incoming (outgoing) audio?
Thanks to Mike Agner for pointing me to the Tigertronics (Oregon, USA)
"Signal Link" offering at www.tigertronics.com
Mike also points to another; the G3LIV (Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK) "Data
2000" fully active filter type terminal unit (noted as employing two
filters in both the MARK and SPACE sections). The URL is
www.btinternet.com/~g3liv/data2000.html
A visit to both sites might give one thought on ways to improving the
monitoring post/station facilities.
>>....Techi Tips.....>
NoWUN with receiver wrinkles?
Here's another developed this month.
::: Receiver wrinkle - JRC NRD545 - Noise Reduction with FAX
Using the Noise Reduction (NR) to clarify a FAX signal A LITTLE when
it is buried in noise.
Select User Functions (Press FUNC then ENT)
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User function 001 flashes.
Turn FINE control anti-clockwise till 029 flashing.
Press ENT.
Function 029 parameter flashes.
Adjust FINE control to give value of 0.0100
Press ENT to save.
Press CLR to exit User Functions.
Enable NR (Green LED). Allow DSP to settle (usually few seconds) and
assess setting.
Try the other values in the range 0.0099 thru 0.0103 (my preferences)
for best contrast. (0.0255 is least effect, 0.0000 is maxiumum effect.)
Note that when the NR/DSP is in use it will delay the signal and a small
shift of the picture will be observed.
>>....Signoff.....>
Keep monitoring for another month - there's good stuff between the
psk modems, the 75/850's and the 81/250's. Patience is a useful tool.
Regards
Day
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In this month's column I have added material to the Strategic Command
(STRATCOM) section, the French Air Force section, the USAF Global HF
System (including the new Sigonella Global frequencies) and more general
updates throughout the list. I am still working on an extensive list of
US Government, Military and Guard nets. They will be included under the
appropriate section of this list. If you have a listing for a regular
government or military net, please email me at [email protected].
Remember your contribution is important to the WUN club. I want to
encourage each of you, our WUN members, to support your club and provide
input to all the columns. Your column editors can not do this alone. We
do need your help. So of you have something to contribute to this column
feel free to email me at the address above. So until next month, best of
73 to all and good hunting.
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Column Contributors List. These club members and others who wish to
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Rick Baker, Lindsay Blanton, Ary Boender, John Bohn, William R. Colbert,
Dansk Scanner Information website http://www.dkscan.dk),Leif Dehio, Peter
de Deugd, Joe Frielink, Jeff Haverlah, Jeff Jones, Ross McCallum, Jack
Metcalfe, Bert Naaldijk, Jacques Pagnoux, Ron Perron, Day Watson and of
course, ye ole editor in Brasstown.
==============================================================
=======================================================
Last Revision April 25, 2001
NOTES:
(7) Confirmed
(8) Confirmed
(9) Confirmed
(0) Confirmed
1997
1998
1999
2000
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US = United States
==============================================================
=====================
*Strategic Command (STRATCOM) HF "Zulu" Net
======================================================
Z100
3068 (9) | Z180
9057 (1) | Z265 18024 (0)
Z105
3116 (7) | Z185
9809 (0) | Z270 18027 (0)
Z110
3134? (8) | Z190 10204 (1) | Z275 18046?
Z115
3143 (9) | Z195 11104
| Z280 18387 (9)
Z120
3295 (8) | Z200 11181 (0) | Z285 ?
Z124
?
| Z205 11494 (1) | Z290 19665 (9)
Z125
4495 (0) | Z210 11229 (0) | Z295 19755 (9)
Z130
4472 (8) | Z211 12070 (0) | Z300 20167 (0)
Z135
4745 (1) | Z215 13242 (0) | Z305 20407 (9)
Z140
5026 (8) | Z220 13245 (1) | Z310 23337
Z145
5705 (1) | Z225 13907 (1) | Z315 23872 (9)
Z150
5800 (1) | Z230 15046 (7) | Z320 24828?
Z155
5875 (0) | Z235 15094 (0) | Z325 24978?
Z160
6715 (0) | Z240 15097 (0) | Z330 26532?
Z165
6757 (9) | Z245 ?
| Z335 26859 (0)
Z170
7831 (1) | Z250 15962 (1) | Z340
Z174
?
| Z255 17973 (0) | Z345
Z175
9016 (1) | Z260 18006 (0) | Z350
Other notes on Strategic Command related frequencies from member Jeff
Haverlah in Texas (thanks old friend).
11244 kHz
1. This is a special GHFS discrete that is used by *every* named GHFS
station (even if many of them are colocated at Andrews) for Emergency
Action Messages (EAM) and FOXTROT broadcast. Stations here do not respond
to MAINSAIL general calls on this frequency.
2. Guarded by the Nightwatch 01 station (uses daily changing alias) and
paired with 8992 kHz
3. This frequency is used by the apparent Looking Glass mission aircraft
for daily EAM transmissions at any time, and used for repeat EAM
transmissions at H+25/H+55 mostly during North American daylight hours
(and at any part of the day during exercises). Paired with 8992 kHz. Also
guarded by the Glass mission and other E-6 (TACAMO) aircraft when active.
4. Used by possible tanker aircraft (maybe on their SIOP mission) passing
4-element groups to "SkyMaster" (NAOC and E-6 aircraft) during exercises
and paired with 8992 kHz.
5. Used by other U.S. government stations (probably FEMA etc, including
the static call “Blue Grass [Mt Weather]) as a frequency to pass “Hotel”
messages to each other and to the NAOC aircraft (using an alias separate
from that particular day's callsign). This activity is usually during the
3rd week of each month, is not paired with 8992 kHz, and many of the
station's use callsigns begin with the letter "A."
6. Units here always identify the frequency as 11244 and not with a
tactical designator.
6697.0
1. This is used by the E-6 TACAMO aircraft for daily evening/night (North
America) EAM transmissions during the following time slots:
H+07/H+37 by the suspected TACAMO LANT
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H+14/H+44 by the suspected TACAMO PAC
2. EAMs have been heard at any time during initial broadcast, simulcast
on 8992, 11244,and on the STRATCOM Zulu net frequencies above.
3. This frequencies is also used by the possible E-6 TACAMO aircraft to
communicate with trigraph stations during exercises (usually to receive
3-element group traffic from these trigraph stations.)
4..Also is used 24 hours a day by the UK's MKL and their trigraphs, many
thought to be Nimrod aircraft.)
13155.0
1. This is used by the E-6 TACAMO aircraft for daily daytime (North
America) EAM transmissions during the following time slots:
H+07/H+37 by the suspected TACAMO LANT
H+14/H+44 by the suspected TACAMO PAC
2. EAMs have been heard at any time during initial broadcast, simulcast
on 8992, 11244,and on the STRATCOM Zulu net frequencies above.
3. The activity on this frequency apparently moved here from 11267 kHz a
couple of years ago. 11267.0 now seems to be quiet.
==========================================
***Late Breaking News:
According to US Department of Defense sources a new station at the Naval
Station Sigonella, Sicily, Italy is now part of the GHFS network.
Sigonella Global replaced Incirlik AB, Turkey on May 1, 2001. The
published frequencies that will be in use by Sigonella are: 4709, 6724,
9007, 11271 and 15038 kHz. Listeners are encouraged to watch for any
Sigonella discretes and their ALE address (unknown at present) on the
Scope Command ALE Network.
--------------------------------------------------------------------The US Air Force Global High Frequency (HF) System is a worldwide network
of 13 high-power HF stations which provide air/ground HF command and
control radio communications between ground agencies and US military
aircraft and ships. Allied military and other aircraft are also provided
support in accordance with agreements and international protocols as
appropriate. The USAF Global HF System is not dedicated to any service or
command, but supports all authorized users on a traffic precedence basis.
The current GHFS Stations list for the voice net is as follows (not all
frequencies are active 24 hours a day):
Andersen AB, Guam (Vice call Guam): 4724 6712 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016
Andrews AFB, MD (Voice call Andrews Global): 4724 8992 11175 13200 15016
Ascension Is (Voice call Ascension) : 4724 6712 6739 8992 11175 15016
GHFS Discrete Frequencies: 11226
Croughton AB, UK (Voice call Croughton): 4724 8992 11175 13200 15016
GHFS Discrete Frequencies: 8032 11271
Elmendorf AFB, AK (Voice call Elmendorf): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200
15016
Hickam AFB, HI (Voice call Hickam): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016
GHFS Discrete Frequencies: 11181 13242
Incirlik AB, Turkey: Station decommissioned May 1, 2001
Lajes AB, Azores (Voice call Lajes): 4724 6712 9025 11181 13212 15016
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GHFS Discrete Frequencies: 11271
Offutt AFB, NE (Voice call Offutt): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016
Salinas, Puerto Rico (Voice call Andrews Global, Puerto Rico has been
heard in wide spread use recently): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016
Sigonella Naval Station. Italy (Voice call Sigonella): 4709 6724 9007
11271 15038
Thule AB, Greenland (Voice call Thule): 4724 6739 8992 11175
Wset Coast, CA (Voice call West Coast, McClellan has been heard in wide
spread use recently): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016
Yokota AB, Japan (Voice call Yokota): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016
DoD Emergency Action Message (EAM) Broadcast Time Slots
These broadcast are commonly heard on US Air Force Global HF System
(GHFS) primary frequencies plus 11244 kHz. Please note that not all GHFS
published frequencies are active for every EAM broadcast time slot listed
below. Also some of the activity listed below is not on GHFS published
frequencies, but on other selected discrete frequencies.
H+00
Offutt AFB, NE
H+05
Andersen AB, Guam-tentative
H+06
Croughton AB, UK (unknown if still active in this time slot)
H+07
TACAMO LANT aircraft (6697/13155 kHz)
H+10
McClellan (now heard at all hours)
H+14
TACAMO PAC Aircraft (6697/13155 kHz)
H+16
Thule AB, Greenland
H+20
H+21
Salinas, Puerto Rico (unknown if Elmendorf AFB is still active in
this time slot)
H+25
Looking Glass Mission Aircraft
H+26
Unknown if this time slot is still active; nothing heard recently
H+30
Andrews AFB, MD (now heard at all hours; previously only during
the post 0630 UTC time frame)
H+35
Hickam AFB, HI (rarely heard and unknown if Croughton AB is still
active during this slot)
H+37
TACAMO LANT aircraft (6697/13155 kHz)
H+40
McClellan (unknown if Elmendorf is still active in this time
slot)
H+44
TACAMO PAC aircraft (6697/13155 kHz)
H+45
Thule AB, Greenland (now heard way past the 0145 UTC time frame)
H+50
McClellan (Now heard at all hours)
H+55
Yokota AB, Japan-tentative
Looking Glass Mission Aircraft
Suspected active in these broadcast are Incirlik AB, Turkey, and
Lajes.AB, Azores. No definitive information has been developed for them
at this point.
above.
Note: The data signal you will on 9025 is Automatic Link
Establishment(ALE), a computerized system that simplifies HF operation
(see next section). Older frequency circulated on the internet continue
to list 8968 and 17976 kHz, but these were removed from GHFS service
over three years ago.
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2805 3059 3137 4721 5708 6715 6721
11250 13215 15043 18003 20631 23337
7632 8965
27870
9025
ALE ID Voice ID
Location
GUA
Andersen
Andersen AB, Guam
ADW
Andrews
Andrews AFB, MD
HAW
Ascension
CRO
Croughton
AED
Elmendorf
Elmendorf AFB, AK
HIK
Hickam
Hickam AFB, HI
PLA
Lajes
MCC
McClellan
Near Sacramento, CA
OFF
Offutt
Offutt AFB, NE
JNR
Salinas
GTL
Thule
Thule AB, Greenland
JTY
Yokota
Yokota AB, Japan
OKC Tinker AFB, OK
RSC Rockwell/Collins Service Center, Greenville, TX
=========================
F003
F005
F007
F009
F020
F033
F039
F046
F054
F058
F061
F063
F064
F066
F077
F078
F080
F084
F085
F086
F089
F090
F094
F098
F099
F101
F102
F103
F107
F108
F114
8036
(8)
9120
(0)
4850
17972
16117
15962
10881
13823
8058
(9)
4742
(6)
23265
(9)
14870
11214
(9)
15036
?
18532
15677
13205.5
6,8,11 MHz
9461
13204
(6)
6716
9017
(1)
14585
13247
(0)
12106
(6)
11118
(6)
11488
(6)
?
(8)
7316
6986
(6)
F351
F354
F356
F360
F363
F365
F369
F370
F372
F380
F382
F395
F400
F404
F405
F406
F417
F419
F420
F432
F433
F435
F437
F441
F444
F448
F451
F452
F453
F461
F463
?
(9) F662 15048
(6)
11053
(0) F664 15 Mhz?
7827
F667
6817
(7)
7919.5 (8) F673
3064
15018
(7) F677
6 Mhz
11059
(1) F690
3032
20397
(8) F700
4490
17177
F701 11058
(7)
16123
(8) F702
9323
(6)
3144
(5) F703 9991.5 (6)
15094
(6) F706
8057
(5)
9057
(6) F707 10589
6728
(5) F708 23377
7690
F709
9317
(7)
6972
F713 16246
(5)
18393
(6) F717 10883
4992
F722 12270
(9)
11407
(5) F723 18323
(6)
7933
(7) F728 11236
(5)
6731
(8) F731
6683
(9)
20972
F732 15011
(7)
3821
F734
4757
(7)
5684
(6) F736 11494
(8)
17440
F741
7873
19267
F748
6756
(5)
16-18 MHz
F749 15-16 Mhz?
13248
(9) F752
8047
(8)
5026
F754 11627
19063
F758
4452
(8)
13211
(1) F777
3113
(6)
4610
(7) F778 18023
(8)
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9057
11226
F117
F124
F128
F134
F136
F146
F153
F173
F171
F182
F184
F186
F194
F195
F197
F202
F204
F211
F213
F226
F228
F229
F236
F240
F243
F248
F249
F250
F251
F262
F264
F265
F266
F267
F268
F271
F277
F287
F290
F291
F292
F295
F300
F301
F302
F310
F311
F322
F326
F337
F341
F350
6993
11217
23242
4942.5
5429.5
9027
8063
14420.5
18403.5
3078
10648
3046
13825
20631
4982
16014
12057
11056
?
5435.5
7735
?
15041
?
18590
5398
4731
15091
13217
10717
7693
15733
7997
6730
7325
18320
11153
11226
8026
13960
9414.5
11460
15707
7500.5
?
?
11220
?
14864
18761
16083
5043
(8)
(6)
(7)
(1)
(6)
(9)
(6)
(8)
(5)
(6)
(5)
(7)
(6)
(5)
(8)
(9)
(8)
(5)
(1)
(6)
(0)
(6)
(9)
(1)
(8)
(0)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(0)
(0)
(1)
F464
F465
F466
F467
F476
F481
F483
F486
F487
F489
F496
F497
F498
F499
F500
F505
F516
F517
F521
F522
F523
F529
F530
F533
F538
F540
F542
F545
F551
F555
F561
F567
F569
F574
F575
F576
F577
F579
F595
F600
F611
F614
F616
F622
F623
F624
F626
F627
F631
F633
F639
F642
F644
F646
F649
16157
8040
(0)
14864.5 (0)
9023
(7)
4-6 MHz?
7605
18626
5152
(9)
24483
5437
(7)
11059.5 (6)
5411
(7)
8032
(0)
4442
(0)
8989
(6)
9006
(0)
4645
(6)
9270
(6)
11484
(5)
11232
9215
(9)
8077
(7)
23325
18675
(6)
?
5404.5
5431
(6)
10580
18331
(6)
4894
(6)
11052
(6)
13565
(6)
18387
11413
(6)
10427
11153.5 (0)
10544
(7)
11 MHz
10877
13878
(6)
14863
4488.8 (8)
9320
(1)
5817
18317
13241
(1)
19343
7910
(5)
18755
(5)
18290
(9)
7469
18218
15821
(5)
13440
(1)
8053
(6)
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F784
9043
(6)
F785 15687
(6)
F790 16323
F803
5078?
F807 12103?
F809
5700
(5)
F814
6989
(7)
F821
?
F823 11229
(1)
F825 19047?
F832 18267
F843 6 MHz
F845 6-7 MHz?
F846 13822
(5)
F853 12 MHz? (0)
F864 16008
F867
6830
(7)
F868
9218
(6)
F869 16090
F873 13248
(7)
F874 13246?
F875
6717
(8)
F877
4721
(7)
F885 13207
(5)
F895
5710
(9)
F904 10202
(0)
F906
4524
F909
7687
(8)
F910 19671
(9)
F912
7330
F917 10205
(6)
F918 13482
F919 11159
(6)
F920
7927
(7)
F924 16317
F933
?
F935 9 MHz?
F937
?
F940 11445
(0)
F943 19002
(6)
F948 15038
(6)
F952
Night
F956
?
F957
6761
(0)
F965 11466
(0)
F974 10586
(6)
F975 11 MHz night
F980 15724
F982 9 or 13 MHz?
F987 10583
(6)
F988
4763
F997 15667
Frequencies 4441, 6671 and 25363 has been heard carrying 'Mystic Star'
traffic, but no designator is known. In January 2000, F793 was referred
to by Andrews VIP, but no frequency has been associated with that
designator. designator F171 was also mentioned and signals associated
with this net were heard on 18397.4.
========================================
5687
?
5732
FOX 2
9017
FOX 4 (Might no longer be in use or moved to 9018/9)
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9018
9019
11611
13207
18027
23271
?
?
?
FOX 1
FOX 9
FOX 8
============================
3345.0 Channel 1
5015.0 Channel 2
5327.5 Channel 3
5400.0 Channel 4
5437.5 Channel 5
6020.0 Channel 6
6785.0 Channel 7
11693.5 Channel 9
12070.0 Channel 10 Secondary
12122.0 Channel 11
16077.0 Channel 12
16326.0 Channel 13 Teritiary
16358.0 Channel 14
20659.0 Channel 15
on channel 8.
==============================
4146
Channel 1
6224
Channel 2
6227
Channel 3
8294
Channel 4
8297
Channel 5
12353
Channel 6
12359
Channel 7
12365
Channel 8
*US Coast Guard Air-to-Ground Nets
==================================
3053 3056 3119 3122 4730 4733 5693 5696 5699 8980 8983 11196 11199 11202
11202 13218 13221 15082 15085 15088 17988 17991
CAMSLANT
Chesapeake, VA
CAMSPAC Point Reyes, CA
GANTSEC Great Antilles Section
==========================
4448.0
3A4
5272.0
3E6
5399.6
3C16
GANTSEC
5422.5
3A3
6234.5
3E4
6815.6
3E11
GANTSEC
7421.0
3A9
7626.0
3E10
7773.5
3A8
7845.0
3E12
7884.0
3E13
7909.0
3E14
CAMSLANT
10608.1 3E5
Group Miami
10675.0 3E19
10759.0 3E20
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10788.0
11157.5
13413.0
3E21
3E24
3E25
Other frequencies in this net may be 8091.0, 10993.6, 13809.0 and
13950.0. For a full listing of USCG aircraft and helicopters, go to URL:
*US Navy Strategic Communications Wing One (SCW-1)
==================================================
6691
CA (7)
11187
CB (0)
17982
CC (9)
?
CD
11264 CH (9)
====================
Jeff Jones reports that these frequencies and channel designators have
changed, and are now as follows:
4704.4
5700.4
6719.4
8978.4
9005.4
9011.4
11212.4
15095.4
(replaced 4721.0)
WY02B
WY02A
(replaced 6736.0)
(replaced 11214.0)
visitor to the Habitat nets. That call belongs to the Ediz Hook SESEF
range (including the ULM-4 range in Washington State.
==============================================================
=======================
*US Customs Service
===================
The COTHEN (Customs Over the Horizon Enforcement Net) HF radio system
seems to have replaced the older JTF designated systems. A new scan
frequency has been discovered by Lindsay Blanton. Customs uses the
FED-STD-1045 ALE standard on these frequencies.
5732
7527
8912
10242
11494
13907
15867
18594
20890
23214
25350
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
Scan
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
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Pagina 344
5277
5841
7300
9497
11076
7657
14690
18666
23675
14350
14686
23402.5
11073.5
17171
18171
19131
?
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Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Echo
(Day DEA ops)
Foxtrot
Golf
Hotel (Reportedly returned to FBI in 1995)
India
Lima
Papa
(DEA day pri)
Romeo
Sierra Echo
Sierra Hotel
Sierra India (Reportedly returned to FBI in 1995)
Sierra Juliet
Sierra Lima
Lima' designator. John says that if you have access to an FCC database,
try searching for the frequencies assigned to Rockwell International with
the following callsigns:
KA2XXA
KC2XKG
KC2XKJ
Richardson,TX
Cedar Rapids, IA
Newport Beach,CA
26946.0, 20348.5, 17171.0, 16376.0, 16341.0. Rick Baker says that 18971.0
may also be another.
=====================================
(RCOM/NARACS) HF SSB Network (U=USB/L=LSB)
Frequencies (including ALE): 5860U 6870U 6870L 7475U 7475L 7611U 7611L
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8125U 8125L 9114U 9114L 11637U 13457U 13630U 15851U 16348U kHz
ALE Add Location
DEFAULT Unknown
Probably a FAA unit that has not set their ALE
ID properly in their unit
FAA
Unknown
Probably not a properly loaded unit, has not been
seen as a regular participant on the net
FAAACE Kansas City, MO
KKU 40-Central Region Office/EOC
FAAACT Atlantic City, NJ KLM 80-William J. Hughes Tech Center
FAAACY Atlantic City, NJ WHZ 74-Flight Inspect Field Office
FAAAEA Jamaica, NY
FAAAGL Des Plaines, IL
WHX 51-Great Lakes Region Office/EOC
FAAANE Burlington, MA
WHX 45-New England Region Office/EOC
FAAANM Renton, WA
WHX 20-NW Mtn Region Office/EOC
FAAASO College Park, GA KDM 49-Southern Region Office/EOC
FAAASW Fort Worth, TX
KDM 47-Southwest Region Office/EOC
FAAATL Atlanta, GA
KLM 44-Flight Inspect Field Office
FAAAWP Fremont, CA
FAABTL Battle Creek, MI KLM 43-Flight Inspect Field Office
FAADCA Washington, DC
KEM 80-FAA Headquarters
FAAECI Unknown
Eastern Computer Incorporated Contractor for
FAA ARTCC RCOM HF Network upgrade)
FAAEKN Unknown
And this is NOT a stn in Elkins, WV
<Tentative ID>
FAALGT Longmont, CO
KCP 63-Western US C3 NCS/SCS Mtn
FAAMRB Martinsburg, WV
KIT 88-Eastern US C3 Net NCS
FAAOEX Oklahoma City, OK KIA 21-FAA Aeronautical Center
FAAOKC Oklahoma City, OK WHZ 77-Flight Inspect Field Office
FAASAC Sacramento, CA
FAASJU San Juan, PR
FAAZAB Albuquerque, NM
KGH 23-Albuquerque ARTCC
FAAZBW Nashua, NH
KLD 70-Boston ARTCC
FAAZDC Leesburg, VA
KJK 80-Washington ARTCC
FAAZDV Longmont, CO
KCJ 70-Denver ARTCC
FAAZFW Fort Worth, TX
KBQ 25-Fort Worth ARTCC
FAAZHU Houston, TX
KMU 31-Houston ARTCC
FAAZID Indianapolis, IN KLB 48-Indianapolis ARTCC
FAAZJX Hilliard, FL
KJK 79-Jacksonville ARTCC
FAAZKC Olathe, KS
KKA 82-Kansas City ARTCC
FAAZLA Palmdale, CA
KJK 77-Los Angeles ARTCCC
FAAZLC Salt Lake Cty, UT KDC 20-Salt Lake City ARTCC
FAAZMA Miami, FL
KMA 47-Miami ARTCC
FAAZME Memphis, TN
KDM 52-Memphis ARTCC
FAAZMP Farmington, MN
KCJ 20-Minneapolis ARTCC
FAAZNY Ronkonkoma, NY
KCD 73-New York ARTCC
FAAZOA Fremont, CA
FAAZOB Cleveland, OH
KLA 25-Cleveland ARTCC
FAAZSE Auburn, WA
WHX 44-Seattle ARTCC
FAAZTL Hampton, GA
KUV 64-Atlanta ARTCC
FAAZUA Aurora, IL
KJB 96-Chicago ARTCC
1. FAA Southern Net meets on Wednesday at 0900 ET on 6870 LSB
2. FAA Western Net meets on Wednesday at 1230 ET on 13457 USB
3. FAA Eastern Net meets on Wednesday at 1045 ET on 8125 USB
NCS: KIT88. Regular checkins: KEM80, KLM80, KLO87, KJK82, WHX45, KLD70,
KJK80, WHX51, KJB96, KLA25, KLB48, KCJ20, KIA21, KDM49, KJK79, KMA47,
KDM52, KUV64
Special thanks to Jack Metcalfe for his assistance in this section.
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Be sure to monitor both the USB and LSB side of each of
these frequencies below for activity.
FEMA
F-01
F-05
F-09
F-13
F-17
F-21
F-25
F-29
F-33
F-39
F-41
F-47
F-50
F-53
F-58
F-61
F-65
F-69
National Radio System (FNARS) HF Frequencies
2320
F-02 2360
F-03 2377
F-04 2445
2658
F-06 3341
F-07 3379
F-08 3388
4603
F-10 4780
F-11 5211
F-12 5378
5402
F-14 5821
F-15 5961
F-16 6049
6106
F-18 6108
F-19 6151
F-20 6176
6809
F-22 7348
F-23 7428
F-24 9462
10194 F-26 10493 F-27 10588 F-28 11721
11801 F-30 11957 F-31 10899 F-32 11108
12129 F-34 12219 F-35 11545 F-36 13446
13780 F-38 13894 F-37 13935 F-48 13956
14450 F-40 14567 F-42 14776 F-43 14836
14871 F-44 14885 F-45 14899 F-46 14908
15708 F-49 15840 F-51 16201 F-52 16238
17519 F-54 18483 F-55 18744 F-57 19969
20027 F-59 20063 F-56 20361 F-60 21866
21919 F-62 22983 F-63 23028 F-64 23390
23451 F-66 23550 F-67 23814 F-68 24008
24282 F-70 24526 F-71 24819
Other FEMA HF Assignments
2220 2258 2280 2317.5 2652 3206.5 3224 3342.5 4018.5 4023.5
4031.5 4441.5 4598.5 4608.5 4883.5 4886.5 5303.5 5379.5 5935
6804.5 6996.5 7361.5 8051.5 8161.5 9122.5 10871.5 11995.5 12250.5
13451 16315.5 17461.5 17481.5 17501.5 20414 20444.5 20447.5 24060
24105 24135 24160 24191
FEMA ALE Network
2658 3341 6809 7348 9462 10194 10493 10588 12216
14885 15708 16201 17519 19969 21866 22983 24526
13446
14776
*US Goverment SHARES (Shared Resources)Program
==============================================
SHARES Coordination Network (SCN)
4490.0
5236.0
Channel 1/SCN Voice Net
5711.0
6800.0
Channel 9/SCN BBS Net
9106.0
13242.0 Channel 10/SCN BBS Net (G-TOR)
14396.5 Channel 2/SCN Voice Net Shares
17487.0 Channel 8/SCN ALE/STI Net
SHARES coordination stations conduct a weekly SHARES net on the 10 SCN
channels every Wednesday from 1600-1800 UTC.
Large scale annual SHARES exercises are conducted in April, August and
December.
SCN Operational Levels
SCN Operational Levels are designed to improve the responsiveness of the
SHARES Coordination Network during emergencies. SCN Operational Levels
are are defined as follows:
Operational Level 3 - Conditions normal. No emergency exists. The
ten-channel SCN may be used by SHARES station personnel for training and
non-emergency operations.
Operational Level 2 - Emergency potential exists. Non-emergency
operations on the SCN suspended. SCN monitoring increased. Check-in
windows established on the national and regional nets to receive Stations
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Availability Reports.
Operational Level 1 - Emergency exists. SHARES message support required.
National and regional nets maintain full-period operations to receive
Station Availability Reports, to list SHARES message traffic, and to
coordinate the processing of SHARES messages.
==============================================================
===========================
================================
GPN Frequencies:
Day (2100Z - 0900Z)
8974 11235 13206
Night (0900Z - 2100Z)
3032 5687 8974
The RAAF and RNZAF share 8974 with the Spanish Air Force, and 5687 with
the Portugese and German military services.
*Australia Navy
===============
2768
4375
6218
6510
8122
9014
13116
17344
22708?
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7?
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*Belgiun Air Force
==================
3131.0
YA
4745.0
YD
8989.0
YG (Primary)
11268.0
YJ
15010.0
YM
18006.0
YO
20620.0
YP
20050.0
YQ
23332.0
YS
===========================
3047.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, Halifax, Trenton
4379.0 CanForce Discrete: Halifax
4560.0 Maritime Command Net: Halifax, St John's (A6A)
4739.0 AAR Net: Halifax, St John's
5198.5 Maritime Command Net: Halifax (A2B)
5684.0 St John's
5699.0 CanForce Discrete
5702.0 Vancouver
5717.0 SAR Net: Halifax, St. John's. Trenton, Vancouver-Pri
5850.0 Halifax Maritime Air Group (D1B)
6694.0 Halifax, Vancouver (D6G)
6715.0 SAR Net: Halifax, Trenton, Vancouver (D3H)
6751.0 Halifax, Vancouver, SIDECAR (NORAD)
8050.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (possible CanForce ALE activity here
also)
aircraft is west of 90 deg west)(D1H)
9007.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton (Initial contact freq
when aircraft is east of 90 deg west)
9023.0 NORAD: Trenton (C5)
11205.0 CanForce Discrete: Halifax working VDD
11214.0 NORAD: Trenton (NORAD/MACS discrete- C6)
11232.0 MACS Net: Alert, Edmonton, Halifax, St, John's,
Trenton,Yellowknife(Initial contact freq when aircraft is east of 90 deg
west)
13257.0 Foxtrot MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton
18027.0 NORAD: Halifax, Edmonton (C8)
23250.0 MACS Net: Trenton
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the
CJX
CKN
VXA
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Vancouver Military, BC (supports SAR coordination requirements for
Victoria Rescue Coordination Center-RCC)
St. John's Military, NF
Vancouver Military, BC
Edmonton Military, AB
CanForce/NORAD Charlie Designators (other than those listed
4721
C1
6735
C2
6750
C3
8967 or 8968
C4
13206 or 13207 C7
above)
6978.5
14386.0
14460.0
14463.0
14446.5
20971.5
20963.5
29715.0
14454.0
14449.5
20977.5
13954.0
6982.5
6962.5
4052.5
4023.5
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Echo
Foxtrot
Golf
Hotel
Juliet
Kilo
Lima
Mike
Whiskey
X-ray
Yankee
Zulu
Thanks to the Northern Alberta Radio Club (http://narc.net) for the above
information. There is a large amount of CFARS information at
http://www3.sympatico.ca/gunslinger/eng_index.htm
*Danish Air Force
==================
2250.0
2296.0
3023.0
3053.0
3291.0
4577.0
4703.0
4756.5
4841.0
5120.0
6630.0
6651.0
6730.0
6770.0
6834.0
9035.0
11076.0
11217.0
11244.0
12186.0
OWC/OWD/OWE/OWF/OWI/OWK/OWP/OWU/OYG (U12/ALE)
OWB (L96-Alternate Night)
OWB (Alternate)
OWB (L18-Primary Day)
OWD/OWE
OWB (F18-Alternate Day)
OWB/OWD/OWE (V26-Alternate)
OWD/OWE
OWC/OWD/OWE/OWF/OWI/OWK/OWP/OWU (ALE)
OUY/OWC/OWD/OWE/OWF/OWI/OWK/OWP/OWU (ALE)
OWD/OWE
OWB (K19-Primary Day)
OWD/OWE (P75)
OWB (Alternate)
OWB (Alternate)
OWD/OWE (R27)
OWI/OWJ (ALE)
OWD/OWE
OWD/OWE (A10)
OWE/OWG/OWP (ALE)
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13435.0
13455.0
15042.0
15820.0
16280.0
16327.0
OUY
OWB
OWC
OWD
OWE
OWF
OWG
OWI
OWJ
OWK
OWP
OWU
OYG
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OWI (ALE)
OWD/OWE (A11)
OWC/OWE/OWF/OWG/OWI/OWK/OWP (ALE)
OWD/OWG (ALE)
OWF/OWG/OWU (ALE)
Unknown
Unknown
AF Skrydstrup
AF Vandel
AF Aalborg
Unknown
Unknown
The SAR services at Karup also use the worldwide allocations of 2182 and
5680. Another frequency in this system may be 13540. Frequency
designators from the Dansk Scanner Information website
(http://www.dkscan.dk). Station identifiers courtesy of Ary Boender.
*Dutch (Netherlands) Air Force
=============================
Frequencies: 3990 4450 5086 5406.5 8086
Bandbox Nieuw Milligan (CRC Radar Control)
*Dutch (Netherland) Army
=======================
2204.0 USB
2274.0 USB
2275.5 RTTY
2954.0 USB
2955.5 RTTY
3305.5 USB
3306.5 RTTY
3813.5 USB
3815.0 RTTY
4762.0 USB
4763.5 RTTY
4766.0 USB
4777.5 RTTY
5032.5 USB
5034.0 RTTY
5052.5 USB
5054.0 RTTY
5115.0 USB
5116.5 RTTY
5133.5 USB
5135.0 RTTY
5144.5 USB
5146.0 RTTY
5323.5 USB
5325.0 RTTY
5388.5 USB
5390.0 RTTY
5768.5 USB
5770.0 RTTY
SFOR deployment
Mode: USB Freqs: 2552.5 and 4522.5 kHz
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*Dutch (Netherlands) Navy
========================
Frequencies: 3128 5705 6728
PBV NAS Valkenburg
RFC NAS De Kooy
8971
11178
Caribbean Frequencies:
11178
PJK Suffisant Curacao
*French Air Force
=================
6688
Capitole/RS902
6712
Marjolaine 2
8992
Vinaigrette 3
13236
Reconfort 3
18012
Citadelle 1
?
Citadelle 3
143.800 MHz (AM mode) Canasta
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Circus
Blanc Bangui, Central Africa Republic
Bleu
Le Reunion, Reunion Island
Bonne Bordeaux, France
Citron Cayenne, French Guyana
Diamant Dole/Tavaux, France
Dore
Djibouti
Ebene Evreux, France
Fraise Fort de France, Martinique
Lilas Libreville, Gabon
Noir
Noumea, New Caledonia
Ocre
Orleans, France
Orange Dakar, Senegal
Tango Toulouse/Francazal
Tilleul N'djamena, Chad
Vert
CFAP Headquarters, Villacoublay, France
Villa Villacoublay, France
Many thanks to Joe Frielink and Ron Perron for the Circus
updates above.
*French Navy
============
5708
6760
Tactical calls (callsign Whiskey Alpha) tentative (USB)
*German Air Force
=================
From a listener in Europe comes an extensive update to the German Air
Force frequency list. This information is from a very good source who
wishes to remain anonymous.
3107
3143
3903
4721
5687
5717
6700
6715
6730
6751
8965
9025
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Foxtrot
Golf
Hotel
India
Juliet
Kilo
Lima
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11217
11265
13203
13233
15073
17973
17991
18012
23201
23215
23255
23318
23341
23345
29724
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Mike
November
Oscar
Papa
Quebec
Romeo
Sierra
Tango
Uniform
Whisky
X-ray
Yankee
Zulu
Alpha-Bravo
GAF Notes:
DHJ41
DHM91
DHO23
DHO24
Cuxhaven
DHO32
DHO37
Laage
DHO60
DHO75
DHM81
UN/NATO-command. Mobile unit of LTG, they call it "Kabine"
(cabin/container). It's a container, equipped with
a complete radio station, and several whip and wire antennas. Was used in
Sudan and the "Kabine" was located at the airport at Khartoum during
relief-missions by German Air Force Transall transport aircraft.
O5IP
NI81
Base in Italy.
*German Navy
============
2625.0 USB
3056.0 USB/RTTY
3116.0 USB-DHJ59
3122.0 USB/RTTY
3939.0 USB-DHJ59
4154.3 USB/RTTY-DHJ59 (MRY 59/04)
6727.0 USB/RTTY
6730.0 USB/RTTY(Also designated ARCN 405)
6779.3 USB-DHJ59 (MRY 59/06)
8335.3 USB/RTTY-DHJ59 (MRY 59/08)
10197.0 USB
10206.2 USB/Stanag 4285 2400bd PSK-DHJ58 (MRY 58/10)
10722.0 USB/RTTY-DHJ59 (MRY 59/13)
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11256.0
12178.0
12415.5
14722.0
15929.0
16127.0
16127.0
16129.0
17544.0
17994.0
22238.5
23744.0
USB/RTTY
USB/RTTY-DHJ59
USB
RTTY
USB/RTTY
USB/RTTY-DHJ58
USB/RTTY-DHJ58
USB/RTTY-DHJ59
USB
USB/RTTY
USB
USB
DHJ49
DHJ51
DHJ53
DHJ57
DHJ58
DHJ59
DHJ61
DHJ62
DHJ63
DHJ66
DHJ70
DHJ78
DHJ82
DHJ84
DHJ85
DHJ97
Ministry of Defence (Bonn/Berlin)
Grengel Meteo
Ny Warnemünde
Ny Schönhagen
Ny Glücksburg/Saterland-Ramsloh
Ny Wilhelmshaven
Ny Flensburg
Ny Neustadt
Ny Todendorf
Ny Eckernförde
Ny Wilhelmshaven
Ny Nordholz (MFG3)
Ny Parow
Ny Wangerooge
Grengel Meteo
Ny collective call
DHM22
DHM33
DHM35
DHM36
DHM41
DHM42
DHM44
DHM45
DHM64
DHM72
DHM78
DHM82
DHM85
Ny school Bremerhaven
Ny Kiel
Ny Wilhelmshaven
Ny Wilhelmshaven
Ny weaponschool Kappeln
Glücksburg Rescue
Grengel Meteo
Ny Flensburg
Ny Darsser Ort
Grengel Meteo
Ny Glückstadt
Research Station Kiel
Ny Marlow
DHN33
DHN37
DHN49
DHN53
Ny Command North, Kiel
Grengel Meteo
Ny Command West, Wilhelmshaven
Ny Wilhelmshaven-Harbour
DHO26
DHO35
DHO38
DHO46
DHO66
DHO69
DHO71
DHO73
DHO79
DHO80
DHO81
DHO94
DHO95
Ny Rostock
Ny Tarp/Eggebek (MFG2)
Ny Saterland-Ramsloh
Ny Olpenitz
Operations Command Ny Glücksburg
Ny Eckernförde
Ny Kap Arkona
Ny Marienleuchte
Ny Helgoland
Ny Olpenitz-Harbour
Ny Borkum-Harbour
Ny Kiel-Harbour
Ny Cuxhaven
Note: 8335.5 has been referred to as channel 8 and 6779 as channel 6.
*Italian Navy
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3827
USB-IGJ
IGJ Augusta, Italy
*NATO E-3 AWACS
===============
3089
Channel A01
3900
Channel A02
6690
Channel A03(Secondary)
8980
Channel A04
10172
Channel A05
10315
Channel A06
10429
Channel A07
11228
Channel A08
15016
Channel A09
15018
Channel A10
18009 Channel A11
traffic, but any possible designators are not known - 3081, 3225, 4542,
4720, 4758, 5691, 6695, 6700, 6728, 6754, 6760, 6762.5, 8898.7, 8971,
8986.5, 11270.5, 12165, 15018.5, 15050, 17996.5, 23241.2.
================================================
Airborne Battlefield Command and Control Center (ABCCC) aircraft. They
often contact ground stations using the callsigns Tracker and Cricket.
4519.0
5218.0
5763.5
6865.0
6932.5
8046.0
9118.5
9260.0
11173.0
78A
79B
80V
81A
81B
81V
82A
82B
83A
sequence. This should help to pin-down new tie-ups. The designator 108A
has been mentioned by the Bookshelf aircraft, but no frequency for this
tie-up is know.
15048.0 118
8087.0 154
The following frequencies have carried Bookshelf traffic in the past and
are worth checking from time to time for activity:
4578 4789 4923 5084 5103.5 5462 4510 5712 9303
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Known frequencies:
5687 6685 8992 9007
=====================================
Frequencies:
4742 5714 6739 9031 11205 18018 (Group A - see below)
4540 8190 11253 13257 15031 (Group B - see below)
2591 11247
broadcast at H+30.
Ascension
Callsign: Haven
Frequencies:
4742 (2000-0800 UTC) 9031 (0800-2000 UTC) 11247
Cyprus
Callsign: Cyprus
Frequencies:
4742 9031 (1600-0500 UTC) 11247
Gibraltar
Callsign: Gibraltar
11247
Callsign: Viper
=============================
with the code-letters for the active frequencies. For example:
"Additional information.. 2.. PK.. tack..401C.. tack.. AG" (which is
repeated twice).
The
1 2 3 4 -
Buchan
Neatishead
The third group is the Charlie squared channel, where AWACS aircraft pass
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their radar data over a HF link. Known frequencies are:
2250.5
33??.0
4478.5
6673.5
8500.5
401A
401C
401D
401E
other information.
A
AB
AC
AD
AE
AF
AG
AH
AK
AP
AQ
AW
AZ
B
BA
BE
BF
BJ
BK
BL
BS
BT
BX
CA
CM
CO
CY
CZ
D
DA
DB
DH
DM
DQ
DS
DT
DW
E
EF
EH
EI
EK
EM
EN
11205.0
5693.0
8156.0
9010.0
3939.0
9022.0
4745.0
3930.0
3038.0
11181.0
2396.0
4042.0
23281.0
6739.0
17970.0
18018.0
3083.0
17988.0
3945.0
11268.0
18000.0
2350.0
8989.0
6736.0
18009.0
23245.0
3119.0
29800.0
4706.0
5436.0
15091.0
15013.0
8998.0
17995.0
4739.0
18024.0
9031.0
3924.0
5720.0
11259.0
23270.0
11235.0
15025.0
15076.0
EP
EX
EZ
F
FA
FG
FS
FT
FV
FW
G
GA
GD
GT
H
HE
HJ
HK
HM
HO
HW
HX
HZ
I
IN
IP
J
KA
KD
KH
KJ
KP
KR
KT
KW
KX
L
LA
LB
LC
LD
LE
MB
MC
RH
15040.0
11184.0
11253.0
13257.0
3101.0
11208.0
4742.0
13218.0
15064.0
3131.0
3915.0
15061.0
2274.0
26385.0
15031.0
3942.0
8983.0
9034.0
6748.0
13206.0
11247.0
23257.0
13248.0
13236.0
17982.0
27000.0
8980.0
3380.0
3867.0
12057.0
4718.0
2641.0
4484.0
5420.0
2261.0
2577.0
5447.0
3036.0
3092.0
6701.0
15046.0
15072.0
2266.0
5270.0
5695.0
MD
ME
MS
NJ
PA
PE
PF
PH
PK
PO
PR
PZ
QB
QR
QV
RA
RD
RE
RM
RZ
SA
SE
ST
TG
TO
TQ
TS
TW
UA
UB
UR
UT
VE
W
WG
WM
X
XA
YC
YP
YM
YZ
ZF
ZZ
18850.0
14460.0
3218.0
5705.0
3302.0
6760.0
10634.0
8971.0
5095.0
6715.0
3864.0
14724.0
3512.0
8972.0
3095.0
8190.0
6691.0
5178.0
3110.0
9459.0
2762.0
14812.0
2591.0
6724.0
3391.0
3345.0
5684.0
4709.0
4724.0
10919.0
17979.0
4540.0
11217.0
5747.0
3125.0
3026.0
3224.0
5403.0
11241.0
23250.0
13211.0
20030.0
3763.0
5714.0
*RAF/NATO K Series
====================
the 'K series'.
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3235.0
4572.0
9010.0
HF?
HF?
4520.0
4020.0
4920.0
5173.0
5277.5
5290.0
UHF
7860.0
3304.5
4860.5
UHF
UHF
4785.0
4779.0
HF?
UHF
UHF
HF?
4477.0
5045.0
5385.0
5463.0
4012.0
UHF
UHF
Golf 02
Golf 08
Hotel 05
Kilo 01
Kilo 04
Kilo 05
Kilo 06
Kilo 09
Kilo 10
Kilo 11
Kilo 12
Kilo 14
Kilo 15
Kilo 17
Kilo 19
Kilo 20
Kilo 22
Kilo 24
Kilo 25
Kilo 26
Kilo 27
Kilo 30
Kilo 31
Kilo 33
Kilo 34
Kilo 36
Kilo 55
Kilo 56
*RAF/NATO JMC
=============
3357 3805 4484 4778.5 5091.5 5206 5267 5276.5
5733 5910 6224 6237 6697 6779 6882 6940 7795
5280
7934
5310
9394
5460
11149
*Spanish Air Force
==================
6724
Channel 1
6730
Channel 2
8974
Channel 3
9014
Channel 4
13215
Channel 5
to be a narrow range of frequencies for military use, and I would expect
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there to be some others above 13 MHz.
They also use the worldwide general calling/emergency frequency of 2182.0
kHz.
2763 3855
4790
6870
9001
9437
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Utility Monitoring in the Maritime Bands
Editor:
Scott R. Havens, AB2V ([email protected])
2203 Whitney Place
Valrico, FL 33594-4163
USA
This has been a busy month for me, but I have received a few items of
interest to the Maritime monitors out there. Without further
embellishment, here's my traffic list for April, 2001:
++++++QTC LIST: + CHANGES AT CENTRO INTERNAZIONALE RADIO MEDICO (CIRM)
+ LATEST UPDATE TO DAY WATSON’S COAST STATION MMSI LIST
+ MARITIME RADIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY WEB SITE NOW
AVAILABLE
++++++ CHANGES AT CENTRO INTERNAZIONALE RADIO MEDICO (CIRM)
As a result of recent notification from CIRM the UK Hydrographic Office
ALRS Vol.1 has had its station details (relating to HF frequencies and
watchkeeping) removed, and alternative means of communicating listed in
the Medical Advice by Radio section.
CIRM (in Rome) provides 24hr, free radio-medical assistance, worldwide,
to patients onboard vessels of any nationality. They can also decide
and co-ordinate whenever possible, the evacuation of a patient from a
vessel by naval craft or helicopter, co-operating mainly with National
MRCCs, and if necessary with other organisations eg the USCG.
Interestingly enough a cw marker continues to be heard on 8686 kHz.
email to CIRM resulted in the following reply:
An
" Regarding our radio frequency 8685 kHz; it continues to be active but
at the moment we cannot forsee for what duration. Watchkeeping is
carried out on our behalf by the Italian M.R.C.C. headquarters in Rome.
We would like to take the opportunity of furnishing you with a list of
ways of contacting our centre:
Telex: 612068 C.I.R.M. I
Fax: +39 06 592 33 33
Telephone: +39 06 592 33 31 / 2
Mobile GSM Telephone: +39 348 3984229
Italian Coastal Radio Stations
Pagina 359
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Maritec"
The variant on frequency - one assumes they use J3E on 8685 and key a 1
kHz tone.
The CIRM website www.cirm.it currently furnishes no data, the site
being under construction.
(Item received from Day Watson.)
++++++ ++++++ LATEST UPDATE TO DAY WATSON’S COAST STATION MMSI LIST
Last update 21/Mar/2001. (Thanks to Day Watson for yet another update
to the list of Coast Station MMSIs.)
With full implementation of GMDSS having taken place 1/Feb/99 shore
authorities are continuing to add to their facilities although
some are still in the TBD (to be decided) and planning stages.
As a reminder the list is of Coaststation MMSIs
(00MIDnnnn).
For ship MMSIs (MIDnnnnnn) one has to resort to the
http://gold.itu.ch/MARS
ITU website and try pot luck; inclusion of ships is dependant on
the timely or otherwise forwarding of up-to-date data by individual
administrations to the ITU.
Each section shows the MID (Country code) in brackets and country.
The table is in MMSI ascendency for quick look-up.
The list contains MMSIs in use (or planned to be used) in A1 (VHF),
A2 (MF) and A3/A4 (HF) areas. Deliberately not indicated whether
VHF/MF/HF as it was preferred to add the associated MRCC/MSRC. The
Coaststation shown is likely to have small/large number of tx/rx
sites (particularly on VHF) remotely controlled. For obvious
reasons these are not shown - only those (control or remote)
sites allocated an MMSI.
MMSI
Coaststation
[204]
Azores
002040100
002040200
Delgada
Horta
[205]
Belgium
002050480
002050485
Oostende
Antwerpen
[207]
Bulgaria
002070810
Varna
[209]
Cyprus
002091000
Cyprus Radio
[211]
Germany
002111240
Bremen Rescue Radio
[213]
Georgia
002130100
002130300
Batumi
Poti
Associated RCC
MRCC Delgada
"
MRCC Oostende
"
MRCC Varna
RCC Larnaca, RCC Episkopi
MRCC Bremen
MRCC Georgia
RSC Poti
Pagina 360
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[219]
Denmark
002191000
Lyngby
[224]
Spain (and Canaries)
002240991
002240992
002240993
002240994
002240995
002240996
002240997
002240998
002241001
002241002
002241003
002241004
002241005
002241006
002241007
002241009
002241011
002241021
002241022
002241023
002241024
002241025
002241026
002241078
Barcelona
Coruna
Finisterre
Tarifa
Las Palmas
Bilbao
Gijon
Vigo
Algeciras
Almeria
Cartegena
Valencia
Palma (Mallorca)
Tarragona
Tenerife
Santander
Cadiz
Bilbao
Coruna
Malaga
Valencia
Tenerife
Las Palmas
Madrid
[227]
France
002275000
002275100
002275200
002275300
002275400
002275410
002275420
Etel (CROSS)
Gris Nez (CROSS)
Jobourg (CROSS)
Corsen (CROSS)
La Garde (CROSS)
Agde(Soud-CROSS)
Corse (Sous-CROSS)
[230]
Finland
002300230
Turku
MRCC Arhus, MRCC Bremen
MRCC
MRSC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRSC
MRSC
MRCC
MRSC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRSC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
Barcelona
Coruna
Finisterre
Tarifa
Las Palmas
Bilbao
Gijon
Vigo
Algeciras
Almeria
Cartagena
Valencia
Palma
Tarragona
Las Palmas
Santander
Cadiz
Bilbao
Finisterre, MRSC Coruna
Tarifa
Valencia
Tenerife, MRCC Las Palmas
Las Palmas
Madrid
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
Etel
Gris Nez
Jobourg
Corsen
La Garde
La Garde/MRSC Agde
La Garde/MRCC Asprertto
MRCC Turku
002301000
002302000
002303000
MRCC Turku
MRSC Helsinki
MRSC Vaasa
[231]
Faeroes
002311000
Torshavn
[232]
United Kingdom
002320001
002320004
002320005
002320006
002320007
002320008
002320009
002320010
002320011
002320012
002320013
002320014
MRSC
MRCC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRCC
MRSC
MRCC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRCC
Shetland
Aberdeen
Forth
Tyne Tees
Humber
Yarmouth
Thames
Dover
Solent
Portland
Brixham
Falmouth
MRCC Thorshavn
MRSC Shetland
MRCC Aberdeen
MRSC Forth
MRSC Tyne Tees
MRSC Humber
MRCC Yarmouth
MRSC Thames
MRCC Dover
MRSC Solent
MRSC Portland
MRSC Brixham
MRCC Falmouth
Pagina 361
WUN-v07
MRCC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRCC
MRSC
-
002320016
002320017
002320018
002320019
002320021
002320022
002320024
002320060
MRCC Swansea
MRSC Milford Haven
MRSC Holyhead
MRSC Liverpool
MRSC Belfast
MRCC Clyde
MRSC Stornoway
Jersey Radio
Swansea
Milford Haven
Holyhead
Liverpool
Belfast
Clyde
Stornoway
[237]
Greece
002371000
Hellas
JRCC Piraeus
237673000
237673140
237673150
237673180
237673190
237673210
237673220
237673230
Piraeus JRCC
Patrai Port Auth.
Rodos Port Auth.
Iraklion Port Auth.
Kerkyra Port Auth.
Thessaloniki Port Auth.
Mytilini Port Auth.
Pylos Port Auth.
JRCC Piraeus
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
[238]
Croatia
002380100
002387010
002387020
Split
Rijeka
Rijeka
[239]
Greece
002391000
Aspropirgos Attikis
[244]
Netherlands
002442000
Ijmuiden CG Centre
[247]
Italy
002470001
002470002
Roma
Palermo
[250]
Ireland
002500100
002500200
002500300
Malin Head
Valentia
Dublin
[251]
Iceland
002510100
002510200
Reykjavik
Reykjavik
[255]
Madeira
002550100
002550200
Funchal
Porto Santo
[257]
Norway
002570100
002570200
002570300
002570400
002570500
002570600
002570700
"
"
Tjome
Farsund
Rogaland
Bergen
Floro
Orlandet
Bodo
Bjornoya
Jan Mayen
MRCC Rijeka
MRCC Rijeka
MRCC Rijeka
JRCC Piraeus
MRCC Ijmuiden
Var. MRSC inc Roma
Var. MRSC inc Palermo
MRCC Dublin
"
"
MRCC Keflavik
MRCC Oceanic
MRSC Funchal
"
MRCC Stavanger
"
"
"
"
"
MRCC Bodo
"
"
Pagina 362
WUN-v07
002570800
002570900
Vardo
Svalbard
[261]
Poland
002610110
002610210
002610310
Szczecin
Witowo
Gdynia
[263]
Portugal
002630100
002630200
002630400
Lisbon
Apulia
Sagres
[264]
Romania
002640570
Constanta
[265]
Sweden
002652000
002653000
Stockholm
Goteborg
[271]
Turkey
002711000
002712000
002713000
002714000
002715000
002716000
002717000
002718000
002719000
Istanbul
Samsun
Antalya
Canakkale
Iskenderun
Izmir
Mersin
Trabzon
Zonguldak
[272]
Ukraine
002723650
002723659
002723660
Mariupol
Kerch
Odesa
[273]
Russia Federation
002733700
002733733
002733744
002734411
002734412
002734413
002734414
002734416
002734417
002734420
002734421
002734422
Saint Petersburg
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
Murmansk
Novorossiysk
Vladivostok
Tuapse
Arkhangelsk
Magadan
Kaliningrad
Murmansk
Vanino
Eisk/Rostov-na-Donu
[275]
Latvia
002750100
Riga Rescue Radio
[276]
Estonia
002761000
002760120
Tallinn
Kuressaare
[277]
Lithuania
"
"
MRCC Gdynia
"
"
MRCC Lisbon
"
"
Constanta Hbr Master
MRCC Goteborg
"
MRCC Ankara
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
MRCC Odea
"
"
MRCC
MRSC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRCC
MRSC
MRCC
Saint Petersburg
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
Murmansk
Novorossiysk
Vladivostok
Novorossiysk
Arkhangelsk
Petropavlosk-Kamchatskiy
Kaliningrad
Murmansk
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
Novorossiysk
MRCC Riga
MRCC Tallinn
"
Pagina 363
002770330
Klaipeda Rescue Centre
[278]
Slovenia
002780200
Koper
[306]
Netherlands Antilles
003061000
Curacao
[310]
Bermuda
003100001
Bermuda Harbour
[316]
Canada
003160010
003160012
003160013
003160014
003160015
003160016
003160017
003160018
003160019
003160020
003160021
003160024
003160025
Vancouver
Tofino
Prince Rupert
Comox
Fundy
Halifax
Sydney
Stephenville
Placentia
St John's
St Anthony
Iqaluit
Riviere au Renard
[331]
Greenland
003311000
003312000
003313000
003314000
Qaqortoq
Nuuk
Aasiaat
Ammassilik
[345]
Mexico
003450010
003450110
003450120
003450210
003450230
003450310
003450320
003450330
003450410
003450430
003450450
003450610
003450620
003450710
003450720
003450810
003450910
003451110
003451120
003451130
003451210
003451410
003451610
003451810
003452010
003452020
003452030
002352210
Cerrillo
Tampico
La Pesca
Ensenada
Guerrero Negro
Veracruz
Coatzacoalcos
Tuxpan
La Paz
San Carlos
Los Cabos
Guaymas
Puerto Penasco
Ciudad del Carmen
Campeche
Mazatlan
Progreso
Cozumel
Chetumal
Puerto Juarez
Puerot Vallarta
Manzanillo
Lazaro Cardenas
Acapulco
Salina Cruz
Puerto Angel
Puerto Escondido
Puerto Madero
WUN-v07
MRCC Klaipeda
MRCC Koper
JRCC Curacao
RCC Bermuda Harbour
RCC Victoria
"
"
"
RCC Halifax
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
MRCC Gronnedel
"
"
"
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRCC
MRSC
MRSC
MRCC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRSC
Ciudad Madero
Ciudad Madero
Ensenada
Ensenada
Veracruz
Veracruz
Veracruz
La Paz
La Paz
La Paz
Guaymas
Guaymas
Lama-Campeche
Lama-Campeche
Mazatlan
Yukalpeten
Isla Cozumel
Chetumal
Isla Cozumel
Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta
Lazaro Crdenas
Acapulco
Salina Cruz
Salina Cruz
Salina Cruz
Puerto Madero
Pagina 364
WUN-v07
[366]
USA
003669899
003669902
003669903
003669904
003669905
003669906
003669907
003669908
003669909
003669910
003669911
003669912
003669913
003669914
003669915
003669916
003669917
003669918
003669919
003669920
003669921
003669922
003669924
003669925
003669926
003669928
003669929
003669931
003669932
003669936
003669990
003669991
003669992
003669993
003669994
003669995
003669997
003669998
Kodiak, Alaska
Woods Hole
Atlantic City
Port Angeles
Honolulu, Hw.
Cape Hatteras
Charleston
New Orleans
Humboldt Bay
Astoria
North Bend
Long Beach
San Diego
Mobile
Galveston
Corpus Christi
St.Petersburg
Key West
Miami
Fort Macon
Southwest
Juneau, Alaska
Valdez, Alaska
Mayport
San Francisco
South Portland
New York
New Haven
Chincoteague
Moriches
Pt Reyes(CAMSPAC)
Boston
San Juan, PR.
Honolulu, Hwa.
Guam (Marianas)
Portsmouth(CAMSLANT)
Miami
New Orleans
[403]
Saudi Arabia
004030000
Jeddah
[412]
China
004121100
004121200
004121300
004121400
004122100
004122200
004122300
004122400
004122500
004122600
004122700
004123100
004123200
004123300
004123400
004123500
004123600
004123700
Tianjin
Qinhuangdao
Dalian
Yantai
Shanghai
Qingdao
Lianyungang
Ningbo
Wenzhou
Fuzhou
Xiamen
Guangzhou
Shantou
Zhangjiang
Beihai
Haikou
Basuo
Sanya
[416]
Taiwan
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
Juneau/MRCC Alameda
Boston
Portsmouth
Seattle
Honolulu
Portsmouth
Miami
New Orleans
Alameda
Seattle
Seattle
Alameda
Alameda
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
Miami
Miami
Portsmouth
Boston
Juneau
Juneau
Miami
Alameda
Boston
Boston
Boston
Portsmouth
Boston
Alameda
Boston/MRCC Norfolk
San Juan/MRCC Norfolk
Honolulu/MRCC Alameda
Honolulu/MRCC Alameda
Portsmouth
Miami
New Orleans/MRCC Norfolk
RCC Jeddah
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRSC
MRCC
MRSC
MRCC
MRSC
MRSC
MRCC
MRSC
MRCC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
MRSC
Tianjin
Hebei
Liaoning
Yantai
Shanghai/MRCC China
Qingdao
Lianyungang
Ningbo
Wenzhou
Fujian
Xiamen
Guangdong
Shantou
Zhangjiang
Beihai
Haikou
Basuo
Sanya
Pagina 365
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004162019
Chilung
[422]
Iran
004225300
004225302
004225303
004225304
004225305
004225306
004225307
004225308
004225309
Bandar Khomeyni
Bushehr
Now-shahr
Bander-e Abbas
Anzali
Kharg
Lengeh
Bahonar
Khorramshahr
[428]
Israel
004280001
Haifa
[431]
Japan
004310001
004310101
004310102
004310201
004310301
004310401
004310501
004310502
004310503
004310601
004310701
004310702
004310801
004310901
004311001
004311101
004311102
Tokyo
Otaru
Kushiro
Shiogama
Yokohama
Nagoya
Kobe
Tanabe
Kochi
Hiroshima
Moji
Sasebo
Maizuru
Niigata
Kagoshima
Naha
Ishigaki
[438]
Jordan
004381234
Aqaba Radio
[440]
Rep. of Korea
004401001
004401002
004401003
004401004
004401005
Inchon
Tonghae
Mokpo
Pusan
Cheju
[447]
Kuwait
004472188
Kuwait
[463]
Pakistan
004634052
004634056
004634060
Gawadar
Ormara
Karachi
[470]
HQ POS Tehran
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
MRCC Israel
var.
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
Otaru
Kushiro
Shiogama
Yokohama
Nagoya
Kobe
"
"
MRCC Hiroshima
MRCC Kitakyushu
"
MRCC Maizuru
MRCC Niigata
MRCC Kogoshima
MRCC Naha
"
Hbr Master Aqaba
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
MRCC
Inchon
Tonghae
Mokpo
Pusan
Cheju
MRCC Karachi
MRCC Karachi
MRCC Karachi
United Arab Emirates
004700000
Emirates
[477]
Hong Kong
004773500
Hong Kong Marine Rescue
RCC Abu Dhabi
MRCC Hong Kong
Pagina 366
WUN-v07
[503]
Australia
005030330
005030331
Brisbane
Perth
[506]
Myanmar
005060100
005060200
Yangon
Myeik
[512]
New Zealand
005120010
Taupo
[520]
Fiji
005201100
Suva
[533]
Malaysia
005330001
005330003
005330004
005330005
005330006
005330007
005330008
005330009
005330010
005330011
005330012
005330013
005330014
Gunung Jerai
Gunung Berinchang
Ulu Kali
Gunung Ledang
Tioman
Kuala Rompin
Kemuning, Kuantan
Kuala Terengganu
Machang
Kuching
Bintulu
Kota Kinabalu
Labuan
[540]
New Caledonia
005401000
Noumea
[563]
Singapore
005630002
Singapore
[567]
Thailand
005671000
Bangkok (Nonthaburi)
[574]
Vietnam
005741993
005741994
005741996
005741997
005741998
005741999
005742001
005742002
005742004
005742005
005742006
005742008
005742009
005742010
005742011
005742012
005742013
Ho Chi Minh-Ville
Ho Chi Minh-Ville
Haiphong
Haiphong
DaNang
DaNang
Nhatrang
Nhatrang
Vungtau
Vungtau
Quang Ninh
Cua Ong
Ben Thuy
Hue
Quy Nhon
Kien Giang
Can Tho
[601]
Rep. South Africa
MRCC Australia
"
MRCC Yangon
"
RCC Lower Hutt
RCC Suva
MRCC Port Klang
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
MRCC Noumea
Port Operations Control Cnt.
RCC Bangkok
Saigon Port Auth.
"
Haiphong Port Auth.
"
Da Nang Port Auth.
"
Nhatrang Port Auth.
"
Vungtau Port Auth.
"
Quang Ninh Port Auth.
Cua Ong Port Auth.
Quy Nhon Port Auth.
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MRCC Capetown
006010001
Capetown
[610]
Benin
006100001
Cotonou
[622]
Egypt
006221111
006221112
006221113
Alexandria
Quseir
Port Said
[627]
Ghana
006270000
Tema
[645]
Mauritius
006452700
Mauritius
[650]
Mozambique
006501000
006502000
006503000
006504000
006505000
006506000
006507000
Maputo
Inhambane
Beira
Quelimane
Angoche
Nacala
Pema
[701]
Argentina
007010001
007010002
007010003
007010005
007010006
007010007
007010008
007010009
007010010
007010011
007010111
007010221
Buenos Aires
Recalada Rio de la Plata
Mar del Plata
Bahia Blanca
Patagones
Rawson
Comodoro Rivadavia
Puerto Deseado
Rio Gallegos
Ushuaia
Argentina Radio
Mar del Plata
[710]
Brazil
007100001
007100002
007100003
Rio
Recife
Manaus
[725]
Chile
007250010
007250020
007250030
007250040
007250050
007250060
007250070
007250080
007250090
007250100
007250110
007250120
007250125
007250130
007250140
Arica
MRCC Iquique
Iquique
"
Tocopilla
"
Mejillones
"
Antofagasta Radio
"
Taltal
"
Chanaral
MRCC Valparaiso
Caldera
"
Huasco
"
Isla de Pascua (Easter Is)
"
Coquimbo
"
Los Vilos
"
Quintero
"
Juan Fernandez
"
San Antonio
"
Pagina 368
SAR Centre Cairo
"
"
MRCC Mauritius
MRCC Buenos Aires
"
MRCC Puerto Belgrano
"
"
"
"
"
MRCC Ushuaia
"
MRCC Buenos Aires
MRCC Puerto Belgrano
MRCC Brazil
"
"
007250150
007250170
007250210
007250220
007250230
007250235
007250240
007250250
007250260
007250270
007250280
007250290
007250294
007250298
007250300
007250310
007250320
007250330
007250340
007250350
007250360
007250370
007250380
007250390
007250400
007250410
007250420
007250430
007250440
007250450
007250460
007250470
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Constitucion
MRCC Talcahuano
Talcahuano
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Corral
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Valdivia
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Puerto Montt
MRCC Puerto Montt
Faro Corona
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Ancud
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Castro
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Chaiten
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Quellon
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Melinka
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Isla Guafo
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Puerto Aguirre
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Chacabuco
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Puerto Aysen
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Faro Raper
MRCC Punta Arenas
San Pedro
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Puerto Eden
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Puerto Natales
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Faro Evangelistas
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Faro Fairway
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Bahia Felix
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Punta Arenas
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Faro Delgada
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Faro Dungeness
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Faro Espiritu Santo
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Puerto Williams
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Wollaston
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Diego Ramirez
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Bahia Fildes (Antarctica)
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Base A. Prat (Antarctica)
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Bahia Paraiso
Valparaiso Playa Ancha
MRCC Valparaiso
[735]
Ecuador
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007354752
007354753
007354754
007354755
007354756
007354757
007354758
Guayaquil
Esmeraldas
Bahia
Manta
Salinas
Puerto Bolivar
Ayora
Baquerizo Moreno
[760]
Peru
007600121
007600125
007600129
Paita
Callao
Mollendo
Guayaquil CG HQ
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MRCC Paita
MRCC Callao
MRCC Mollendo
++++++ MARITIME RADIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY WEB SITE NOW AVAILABLE
Dick Dillman, W6AWO, sends the following information about what
promises to be a very interesting Web site, devoted to Maritime radio
in the 20th Century. I’d recommend that you go and have a look when you
get a little spare time!
The We

WUN volume 7 - Utility DXers Forum

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