WUN volume 8 - Utility DXers Forum
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WUN volume 8 - Utility DXers Forum
WUN-v08 ======================================================================== \\\\\ WORLDWIDE UTE NEWS Club //// \\\ An Electronic Club Dealing Exclusively in Utility Stations /// \\\\ WUNNEWS Vol 8, Issue 1, January 2002 ///// ======================================================================== Edited by Bill Lawrie Electronic Editor. ([email protected]) COPYRIGHT 2002 WUN This newsletter is from the first dedicated electronic utility club in the world; the Worldwide UTE News (WUN). Portions of this newsletter may be posted on electronic bulletin boards without prior approval so long as the WUN is credited as the source and so long as the file(s) remain intact. This newsletter may NOT be utilized, partly or wholly, in any other media format without the written permission of the Electronic Editor (E-mail address above). Any breach of this may result in action under international copyright legislation. 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WHAT'S INSIDE: o Digital Review by Day Watson o Military/Government Channel Designator List by Larry van Horn o Numbers & Oddities by Ary Boender & Chris Smolinski o Products & Books Reviews by Bob Margolis o QSL Center by John Stephens o Utility Round-up by Ary Boender o WUN Logs Column by Eddie Bellerby & TEAM LOGS ====================================================================== ------------------------0101100010110001011000001110011000101100110110001100110011010000100011 0011100010010101001100110101100101000011011000011101100000011101100100 01001101# DIGITAL #00011110010100001101010010100011010111000000111001 1000100101111010100100011010010010100110100011010001101000011010011100 0111000111001110000110000111100000100101011001001010111010100011100011 001000101010110100000111000111# REVIEW #00000101110011100001101000101 0101001011000011101100010110001100110100010110000111011000101100001110 0000110100101010110101011010000100101001101001010101010100010101010001 01001011111100001000101010011000110011000011101100010# COLUMN #110001 1100011010100101010010101001010100100001110110000101100101001101011000 - Editor: Day Watson - Nickname on IRC channel E-mail: [email protected] #monitor DayW Pagina 1 WUN-v08 Hi digi WUNners Something from the simple to the complex - enjoy The menu Aero Met Military Special Techi Tips ARINC ground station operational at Bahrain Krasnoyarsk HFDL aerial upgrade The Global Link UNLL - an analysis Murmansk Met FAX RN Northwood FAX special Proposed FAX transmissions from VMC/VMW Latvian RITA packet net New French encryption [ :-) ] Pactor-III Pactor IP-Bridge (PIB) SCS-PTC professional firmware VB6 programming limitation >>....Aero.....> ::: ARINC ground station operational at Bahrain ARINC's Jan/02 newletter has noted that they (ARINC) in conjunction with the State of Bahrain, Ministry of Transportation, Civil Aviation Affairs have brought into service early this month the latest in a series of HFDL (HF datalink) stations. The article indicates that Bahrain "will extend coverage over the Middle East and northeastern Africa, supporting the critical air routes between Europe and China and Japan." Unfortunately there is no indication as to the station's ID number or the frequencies it is licensed to use. Something to work on. ::: Krasnoyarsk HFDL aerial upgrade Also reported in the ARINC Jan/02 "The Global Link" newletter is the fact that "ARINC's site partners in Russia [Krasnoyarsk is assumed] have completed the installation of new transmit-and-receive antenna. These more powerful antennas will provide improved coverage over Russia [and hopefully better signals to WUNners worldwide], supporting the north polar air routes where HFDL is the only datalink communications capability available at very high latitudes." ::: The Global Link For those interested in matters relating to ARINC and their HF and VHF products be advised that their newsletter "The Global Link" in .pdf format is available from http://www.arinc.com/Products_Services/GLOBALink/glnewsltr.html Thanks to Ary for this pointer. ::: UNLL - an analysis Interesting to have a rare aero point-point appear briefly this month. Jim Dunnett has kindly put together the following with his comments. =============================================== At 2103 on 15 January 2002 I started to copy a new AFTN circuit on 5405.3 kHz, RTTY/50/300. It was reminiscent of similar short-lived Pagina 2 WUN-v08 circuit carrying Europe-Bangkok routed flight plans which was seen last year. You may remember this sort of thing: ---------------------------------ff utakzqzx ff utaazqzx utakzqzx ff ....zqzx utaazqzx utakzqzx uuuwzdzx 021754 wsssynyx (dep-sia-6/a0157-wsss1753-eddf) nnnn ---------------------------------This is part of what I captured this month: nnnn vzczc kwd406 2200 gg unlwymyx gg ussymyx unspymyx unttymyx unckymyx unlkymzx unlmymyx unlwymyx 152200 unllymyx sara10 nwko 152200 unll 152200z 21007g12mps 2000 blsn shsn ovc013cb m04/m07 q0996 rmk qfe740= nnnn ----------------------------------This message appears to have originated at the met office at UNLL/Kolpashevo (Tomsk/Novosibirsk area of Russian Far East). Re-addressed to Met at UNLW/Novy Vasugan. The message is the 2200 actual for Kolpashevo. It may be that the 'K' in the circuit ID is Kolpashevo, with the other end at somewhere beginning with 'W'. As all the messages I noted are re-addressed to UNLW, it seems likely that the 'W' denotes Novy Vasugan. (The Russian would style it 'Novi Wasugan', which seems to make some sense). It's assumed, from later messages, that Kolpashevo and Novi Wasugan are FIRs or sub-FIRs and not actually airports. The airport at Kolpashevo is Severny, not to be confused with the ATCC and Met office at the same location. (?) ----------------------------------vzczc kwd407 2220 ch lr wkd000 nnnn vzczc kwd408 2240 ch lr wkd000 nnnn Pagina 3 WUN-v08 vzczc kwd409 2300 ch lr wkd000 nnnn ----------------------------------The channel checks indicate that the last message received in the other direction (W-K) is always zero. So it would seem that this circuit is a one way street with no corresponding return leg. ----------------------------------vzczc kwd412 2321 ff unlwzrzx ff unllzrzr unlwzrzx 152317 uiuuztzx (fpl-...538-in -15..154/.-'/: -uiuu0050 -(0870s1060 zd artb kudar (- -91? :' -91 ,=$ -91. 4/ -3108/= 4211 -4 -300 mf -uudd0600 ulll -eetxuim 0045 unkl0115 unee0155 unll0206 unlw0238 unto0310 ustr0326 usss0345 uwuu0428 uwkd0440 uuwv0515 reg/85777 rtg/bagkirian nmin/30 pnat sts/08 nfio/krasnoqrskig dof/020116 nnnn ----------------------------------This flight plan is rather garbled, but gives quite a few FIR boundaries: UNKL UNEE UNLL UNLW UNTO USTR USSS UWUU UWKD UUWV Krasnoyarsk?, Kemerovo, Kolpashevo, Novi Wasugan, ??, Sverdlovsk, Ufa, Kazan, ?? Indicating a westward flight landing at UUDD/unlisted at 0600. Registration seems to be 85777, possibly a flight by Aeroflot (or whatever it's being called this week). ----------------------------------vczc kwd413 2330 ff unlwzrzx 152329 unntztzx (chg-50156-7/unntausruaqe/unnt0030-qi/data/1601 rmk/.01) nnnn A change to a flight plan for 50156 (and 50157?). (The rest is even less readable) ----------------------------------Pagina 4 WUN-v08 I conclude that the circuit is a temporary, one way link to replace or supplement a landline/microwave circuit which may have broken down. NNNN =================================================== He says that others may not agree with the locations mentioned, but they are based on what he could find on the Internet. Either way many thanks for the input, Jim. >>....Met.....> ::: Murmansk Met FAX Some updated information from Klaus Betke in respect of the FAX transmissions made by this station. The frequency in use is 8444 kHz operating at 120rpm/IOC576 reversed so use 8446/LSB. Klaus has checked for two previously used frequencies without capture indicating his Last log on 6446 kHz: September 2000 Last log on 7907 kHz: June 2001 The schedule is 1030 unid chart 1330 surface (36h prog?) pressure & wind 2000 sea state, ice with the map area being usually North Atlantic to Barents Sea. Klaus goes on to say "The charts are often obliterated by shadows and strange black/white reversals. The bandwidth seems to be limited on the transmitter side - text is barely readable, even if the propagation is good. All this makes the chart subject often hard to determine. They are also terribly slanted (ie tx scanner running fast). Not 100% sure if there are any transmissions from 2200-0600." Thanks for the update, Klaus. ::: RN Northwood FAX special Klaus Betke and Brian Clarke between them have discovered a special RN Northwood FAX service that appears to be beamed out towards the N Arabian Sea in support of the current operations relating to Afghanistan. In spite of this beaming, with patience the schedule was built-up and is shown below. Time(z) 0230 0306 0406 0506 0630 0642 0654 0706 0718 0754 0806 0818 0830 0842 1430 VT 00Z 00Z 00Z 00Z 00Z 00Z 00Z 00Z 00Z 00Z 00Z 00Z 00Z Product SCHEDULE SURFACE ANALYSIS SURFACE ANALYSIS SURFACE ANALYSIS SURFACE PROG T24 SURFACE PROG T48 SURFACE PROG T72 SURFACE PROG T96 SURFACE PROG T120 SURFACE PROG T24 AMBIENT NOISE PROG MIXED LAYER DEPTH PROG SEA AND SWELL PROG SEA SURFACE TEMP PROG SCHEDULE Pagina 5 WUN-v08 1506 1806 1830 1842 1854 1906 1918 2006 2018 2030 2042 2206 12Z 12Z 12Z 12Z 12Z 12Z 12Z 12Z 12Z 12Z 12Z 18Z SURFACE ANALYSIS SURFACE ANALYSIS SURFACE PROG T24 SURFACE PROG T48 SURFACE PROG T72 SURFACE PROG T96 SURFACE PROG T120 AMBIENT NOISE PROG MIXED LAYER DEPTH PROG SEA SURFACE TEMP PROG SEA AND SWELL PROG SURFACE PROG T24 This service, apparently active since 22/Oct/01, appears to be single frequency at any given time and best analysis suggests 6834 kHz 18261 kHz 1800-0800 0800-1800 [An old Bracknell freq] Nice work, guys. ::: Proposed FAX transmissions from VMC/VMW Further to recent comments in this column Allen Fountain, Utility Editor for the Australian DX News, has kept us up to date with the latest news on the Australian FAX situation. He reports that "Australian Bureau of Meteorology is now providing details of their FAX services from 1 July 2002. The present service from RAN transmitters will cease on 1 July and will be transferred to VMC Charleville, QLD & VMW Wiluna, WA. Proposed Schedule. VMC. 2626kHz 5100kHz 11030kHz 13920kHz 20469kHz 1100-2100 UTC, H24, H24, H24, 2100-1100 UTC. VMW. 5755kHz 7535kHz 10555kHz 15615kHz 18060kHz 1100-2100 UTC, H24, H24, H24, 2100-1100 UTC Further inc' service area map and Maritime weather broadcasts now on this site: http://www.bom.gov.au/marine/marine_weather_radio.shtml " Many thanks, Allen. >>....Military.....> ::: Latvian RITA packet net Just before Xmas but after the Dec Column deadline Ary in Holland was regularly reporting much activity on 3402 kHz by the Latvian 300bd packet net. He advised that " it looks like a daily sked from 2100-2130 UTC" and gave a sample of his captures (as decoded on MixW2): 21/DIGI3*>RITA42>RR1,P 21/DIGI3*>RITA42>RR1,P 21/DIGI3*>RITA34>I12,C,f0: rita34 de rita21 zbk1 ar Pagina 6 WUN-v08 21/DIGI3*>RITA42>I12,C,f0: rita42 de rita21 zbk1 ar 21/DIGI3*>RITA34>RR1,P 21/DIGI3*>RITA42>RR1,P 21/DIGI3*>RITA34>RR1,F RITA34/DIGI3>21>RR3,F 21/DIGI3*>RITA34>RR1,F 21/DIGI3*>RITA42>I12,C,f0: rita42 de rita21 zbk1 ar 21/DIGI3*>RITA42>UA,F 21/DIGI3*>RITA42>DM,F RITA34/DIGI3>21>RR3,P 21/DIGI3*>RITA34>DM,F He goes on to say that "During the past few days, I copied the following callsigns on the Latvian packet network: All "RITA" plus a suffix: RITA 00, 06, 21, 22, 30, 32, 34, 38, 42, 46, 49, 51, 74, 79, 96" Thanks AB. ::: New French encryption [ :-) ] Thanks to F4TUG (sri no handle) for alerting us to the piece of equipment management at the FNy La Regine/FUG control centre in "tape" reader, or similar, produced a "reverse" output from the 75bd/850Hz RTTY. It makes sense if one reads up the page, from right to left and a number of lines to the other shift table. poor that the normal invert nnnn gnitset gnitset gnitset testing testing testing poiuytrewqpoiuytrewqp 012345678901234567890 '&'&'&'&'&'&'&'&'&'&' sgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgs 464646464646464646464 ryryryryryryryryryr &7% &7% &7% &7% &7% fug fug fug fug fug 3$ 3$ 3$ 3$ 3$ de de de de de aaf aaf aaf aaf faa faa faa faa nnnn gnitset gnitset gnitset testing testing testing >>....Special.....> ::: Pactor-III Leif Dehio has alerted us to the existance of this new transmission mode indicating that it "looks as if Kiel Radio is testing a new modem at the moment, using the following parameters: 10 tones burst operation approx 3300 msecs per ISS burst Pagina 7 WUN-v08 approx 230 msecs per IRS burst IRS burst on tone 3 and 8 100 Bd symbolrate per tone modulation 8-PSK tfc. currently on 8637 USB" He followed this up by adding another section to his invaluable website at http://rover.vistecprivat.de/~signals/TABLES/PSK.HTML#PACTOR-III Recent ALRS amendments include the insertion of Kiel Mail into Vol.1 and uncharacteristically (instead of the usual F1b) gave "Direct access to any e-mailbox by Pactor-II and Pactor-III IP-Bridge." Looks like they are using the new Pactor-III mode. Pactor-III? But what is Pactor-III is the next stage in the life of the Pactor HF data transmission modes originally invented and developed by SCS in Germany. This company produces the PTC series modems (currently PTC-II, PTC-IIe and PTC-IIpro) for both the radio amateur fraternity, and for the commercial (or professional) user providing typically maritime communications and "bushnets" (multipoint and point to point landbased systems). Pactor-III is not a new hardware (modem) product but all of the three products mentioned above are upgradeable using a software update of their existing "firmware". Firmware is the embedded software which manages/controls of the working of a hardware device. It should be noted that, in order for the circuit (link) to take advantage of the higher data rates offered, both modems on the link must be Pactor-III compliant. Pactor-III is claimed to be 4 to 5 times faster than Pactor-II under optimum conditions. Because of the higher speed greater bandwidth is required and the system operates using a voice (J3E) channel with 2.4 kHz bandwidth. Pactor-III operates in one of 6 submodes or speedlevels which the modem switches between automatically commensurate with signal/propagation conditions. These submodes are tabulated as follows: Spd Tones Physical Baudrate lvls used baudrate w/ECC -------------------------------------------------0 2 200 100 1 6 600 300 2 10 1000 700 3 10 2000 1400 4 10 3000 2400 5 12 3600 3200 -------------------------------------------------ECC - Error control coding Allowing for protocol overheads (ie the packaging of user data into blocks pertinent to the protocol in use) Pactor-III is reported to be able to achieve an effective thruput of data of up to 2750bps without the application of compression. If compression is enabled (using a built-in Pseudo Markov system) the effective thruput can be raised to 5200bps. To achieve connection or link establishment the calling modem employs the connect frame of the Pactor-I FSK which is the lowest level. The modem which is called responds and the two then negotiate, moving to the Pagina 8 WUN-v08 highest speed level which both modems are capable of operating at and which the link conditions will support. Should one modem be capable of only Pactor-II mode then the Pactor-II 500 Hz mode will be used for the link up. Alternatively, even if both modems are Pactor-III compliant, either user may limit the modem by setting the MYL command MYL 1 2 3 Connection possible Pactor-I Pactor-I or Pactor-II Pactor-I or Pactor-II or Pactor-III Visits to the Farallon Electronics http://www.yachtwire.com and SCS http://www.scs-ptc.com websites are worth the effort. ::: Pactor IP-Bridge (PIB) This is another innovation by SCS for those professional users who wish to provide HF email and Internet services for their clients. By using these professional firmware enhancements the main Internet protocols, such as TCP/IP and PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol), can be combined with Pactor-II and Pactor-III. This results in a data transparent Internet access via HF radio. The PTC modem appears to the computer as a Hayes Compatible telephone modem. Its firmware manages the complete PPP and TCP/IP interfacing with the net. The PIB upgrade provides the following for the user: a. TCP/IP transparent. Relatively fast Internet access via HF b. all Internet services are accessible via Pactor-II/Pactor-III eg e-mail(SMTP/POP3), FTP, HTTP, etc c. extreme compression of the TCP/IP and PPP overheads d. Up to four Internet channels or sockets are available over one physical Pactor link, and e. full PPP compatability so that software such as Netscape, Outlook, Eudora, etc is possible. ::: SCS-PTC professional firmware As stated above the SCS GmbH company caters for professional users as well as the amateur radio fraternity. This professional firmware is also known as marine firmware since the Pactor-II system has become popular with those organisations offering communications to the maritime/yachting communities. Whilst all facilites of the basic amateur radio firmware are available what additions to that set does the professional user get for his/her license? First there is a change in the connection arrangements with the controlling computer in that the PTC modem's professional firmware powers up in Hayes compatible mode rather than the "normal" command mode. Also the RS232/V24 baudrate is fixed at 38400bd rather than being subjected to autobaud detection. Having said that this fixed value can be set in memory to another defined value should the need arise. Once running the additional professional functions are as follows: 1. 2. 3. 4. A Hayes-compatiable command interpreter, provision of Pactor IP-Bridge, (see previous article) Pactor signal free protocol, robust connect, Pagina 9 WUN-v08 5. Sitor support facilities. A few notes on items 1, 3, 4 and 5. 1. Hayes compatability makes the PTC modem act as a phone-modem of that persuasion and to accept the Hayes command structure. The Hayes mode is easy to implement and extremely common amongst computer applications dealing with serial communications. 3. Pactor signal free protocol (PFSP). The Free Signal (FS) equates to the channel free marker radiated by coaststations and which one regularly hears on the maritime telex channels indicating the coast station is not in communication, and available to contact. A problem of collisions can arise particularly on busy nets, and working mailboxes or coaststations. This can be due to a. clients(stations) calling but unable to hear each other, b. during an existing contact a second client does not hear an existing QSO because of fading or interference, and c. during an existing contact a client starts calling without due care and attention. Whilst c. can be overcome with adequate training/experience the first two points are another matter and PFSP is SCS's approach at reducing the problem outlined in a. and b. When the free signal (FS) is transmitted clients/ships may call (long used in maritime Sitor channels) but suffers from being duplex and the ship can hear the coaststation but not another ship on the same frequency as itself. Two (or more) ships may call simultaneously causing mutual interference, and the coast station is unable to respond, wasting connection establishment time. Duplex arrangements are also a wasteful use of channel space/spectral occupancy. PFPS tackles this problem and offers further advantages: 1. The link requires only one simplex channel and the FS has been made an integrated part of the link establishment protocol, a factor not taken into consideration on traditional maritime channels. In spite of this protocol link establishment remains fast and reliable. 2. Whilst waiting for the circuit to become available to call each client obtains from the coaststation or host information relating to the present channel loading by what is termed "service data" scattered within its signal and continuously updated. Previously a number of clients may be "jockeying for position" and have become virtually synchronised to the host signal, and all call together when the coaststation or host is free. The "service data" information, combined with a switching algorithm in the client modem has virtually resulted in a complete disappearance of this synchronisation effect. The collision probability value is reported to be <1% using this arrangement. 3. The FS contains the ID of the coaststation or host which the PTC modem will automatically extract hence its user does not need to type in a new ID manually in order to connect with a new host. 4. Because the FS frequency is the same as the link frequency the clients PTC can use the received quality of that signal to assess the expected quality of any subsequent link-up which might follow. Finally the Pactor Free Signal. This is sent in FSK at 100bd/200Hz and is 880mS in length, sounding like the normal Pactor connect packet. The time between each transmission can be set by the host or coaststation. 4. Robust connect. The normal Pactor link establishment is based on the Pagina 10 WUN-v08 "Level-I connect" as per Pactor-I. However in spite of the PTC-II modem's advanced ability in processing weak signals, even during the connection process, this original method works reliably only down to -15dB at 4 kHz noise b/w. As the PTC-II modem can reliably transfer data at -18dB this 3 dB variation is considered a disadvantage. To make a fast successful connection the modem should be able to link at levels slightly worse than this maintain-transfer level. SCS has developed a "robust connect" system to produce this fast reliable link-up at -20dB at 4 kHz. This system uses a complex coding technique which SCS designate as Distance Spreading, the modem reading the free signal in conjunction with "memory-ARQ in progress". Using this system the performance of the Pactor-II protocol can be guaranteed under all conditions. Additionally incorrect links due to similar callsigns in poor conditions, or trying to connect to an already busy channel can be prevented. The professional firmware permits either the Level-I or Robust variants to be used, which can be automatically chosen by the client modem or limited to one by the user. If limited to Robust Connect all users employing Pactor-I will find access prevented. 5. The PTC modems, with the correct applications, will handle Sitor and as a bonus the professional firmware provides support for a. CCIR Recommendation 491 translating 4-fig and 5-fig numerical selcals into the 4-letter selcals one observes on-air. b. WRU - recognition and answerback. All coaststation operating automatic Sitor telex channels require ship ID information from a calling ship, and in response to receiving its selcal sends a WRU (Who aRe yoU) character (normally "$" sign). In response to the WRU the ship sends a pre-defined ID string back to the coaststation. Professional firmware provides the means of setting this answerback string. >>....Techi Tips.....> ::: VB6 programming limitation It may be that some are looking to use Visual Basic 6 to write Windows based utility programs to control the receiver(s) in whatever manner one sees fit. The bad news is that VB6 comes in three editions and the entry level Learning Edition does not support serial communications through the COMports as does the Professional and Enterprise Editions. However the good news is that one can find a freebie Active-X Control XMCommCRC.ocx at http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/richard_grier/xmcomm.htm The information pages do not list 4800 bds (required by JRC NRD535/545s) amongst the speeds but this is merely a typing omission. >>....Signoff.....> Time to put this and its Editor to |o....| logs and see you next month. Rgds Day. Trust yours are interesting -------------------------------------=========================== Larry Van Horn, N5FPW Pagina 11 WUN-v08 Location: Brasstown, NC Lat/Long: 35.02N/83.94W =========================== Greetings from Brasstown. Welcom to 2002 and I hope everyone had a great holiday season. I have done a considerable amount of updating this month including a new section on USAF MARS aircraft phone patch nets, some of the general callsigns heard on the GHFS net and finally, the new Sigonella USAF ALE network address. 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 newsletter columns. Your column editors can not do this alone and we do need your help and input. If you have something to contribute to this column feel free to email me at the address above and I look forward to hearing from you at [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. Finally, I would like to thank once more the following contributors to this column in 2001: Rick Baker, Lindsay Blanton, Ary Boender, John Bohn, William R. Colbert, Dansk Scanner Information website http://www.dkscan.dk),Leif Dehio, Simmon, Denneen, Peter de Deugd, Terry Ford, Joe Frielink, Jeff Haverlah, Tony Howell, Trond Jacobsen, Jeff Jones, Ross McCallum, Jack Metcalfe, Bert Naaldijk, Jacques Pagnoux, Ron Perron, Paul Robbins, Day Watson. And now to our 2002 column contributors: Terry Ford, R. Haenggi, Jeff Haverlah, the Muppets, and Ron Perron. ============================================================== Government/Military System and Channel Designators List ======================================================= Last Revision January 28, 2001 NOTES: (7) Confirmed (8) Confirmed (9) Confirmed (0) Confirmed (1) Confirmed (2) Confirmed 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 MF = Moved From (freq in MHz) RTTY = Radioteletype US = United States USB = Upper Sideband ============================================================== **US Military Systems ===================== *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 (2) | Z275 18046? Z115 3143 (9) | Z195 11104 | Z280 18387 (9) Z120 3295 (8) | Z200 11181 (1) | Z285 ? Z124 ? | Z205 11494 (1) | Z290 19665 (9) Z125 4495 (0) | Z210 11229 (1) | Z295 19755 (9) Z130 4472 (8) | Z211 12070 (0) | Z300 20167 (0) Pagina 12 Z135 Z140 Z145 Z150 Z155 Z160 Z165 Z170 Z174 Z175 4745 5026 5705 5800 5875 6715 6757 7831 ? 9016 (1) (8) (1) (1) (0) (0) (9) (1) | | | | | | | | | (2) | Z215 Z220 Z225 Z230 Z235 Z240 Z245 Z250 Z255 Z260 13242 13245 13907 15046 15094 15097 ? 15962 17973 18006 WUN-v08 | Z305 20407 (9) | Z310 23337 | Z315 23872 (9) | Z320 24828? | Z325 24978? | Z330 26532? | Z335 26859 (0) (1) | Z340 (0) | Z345 (0) | Z350 (0) (1) (1) (7) (0) (0) 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" (i.e. Axle Rod, Army Ruler, etc). 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 a TACAMO LANT aircraft H+14/H+44 by a TACAMO PAC aircraft 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 a TACAMO LANT aircraft H+14/H+44 by a TACAMO PAC aircraft Pagina 13 WUN-v08 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. *US Air Force Global High Frequency System ========================================== The US Air Force Global High Frequency (HF) System is a worldwide network that currently consist of 15 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. According to the latest US DoD Flight Information Handbook, in December 2001 the entire HF Global system is suppose to be remotely operated from the CNCS station located at Andrews AFB. The HF Global equipment will still be located at the geographic location as identified by its station callsign, by the operators are at Andrews. Commonly heard callsigns: MAINSAIL. The general net air-ground callsign on the Global HF system (GHFS) frequencies. Basically an aircraft callsign any Global station for assistance. SKYBIRD. The collective call sign for all USCINCSTRAT command posts, launch control centers, Global HF stations, ATC towers on ACC/AMC host tenant bases, SSB HF radio stations, and air defense sites in Canada. SKYKING. The collective call sign for all SIOP committed aircraft and missile crews. Its meaning is “all SIOP committed aircraft and missile crews copy the following message.” SKYMASTER. The collective callsign to all USCINCSTRAT airborne command post. S4JG. A universal Navy call sign assigned to Patrol Squadrons (VP) for use in radio checks. Instead of using the briefed, tactical call sign, the Nav Comm operator on the P-3C would use S4JG on voice and also teletype to get a communications check with a Tactical Support Center (TSC), GHFS station or ASW Operations Center (ASWOC). In theory by using S4JG, the tactical call sign was less likely to be compromised. ======================================================================= The current GHFS Stations list for the voice net is as follows (not all frequencies are active 24 hours a day): Andersen AB, Guam (Voice call Guam): 4724 6712 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Andrews AFB, MD (Voice call Andrews Global): 4724 8992 11175 13200 15016 Discrete Frequency: 18015 Ascension Island (Voice call Ascension): 4724 6712 6739 8992 11175 15016 Discrete Frequency: 11226 Croughton AB, UK (Voice call Croughton): 4724 8992 11175 13200 15016 Discrete Frequencies: 4894 5708 6728 6731 7567 7933 8032 10648 11129 11181 11226 11271 13822 Cyprus RAF: 8992 11175 11244 (On Request) Pagina 14 WUN-v08 Diego Garcia Naval Station, Indian Ocean (Voice call Diego Garcia): 8992 11175 15016 Discrete Frequency: 9012 111181 11226 11244 11269 13254 15095 20910 Elmendorf AFB, AK (Voice call Elmendorf): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Hickam AFB, HI (Voice call Hickam): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Discrete Frequencies: 11181 13242 Lajes AB, Azores (Voice call Lajes): 4724 8992 11175 11244 13200 15016 McClellan i.e. West Coast, CA (Voice call McClellan) although West Coast is listed and was in use for a brief period of time. It has been not been heard in wide spread use recently: 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Offutt AFB, NE (Voice call Offutt): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Salinas, Puerto Rico (Voice call Puerto Rico): 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 Yokota AB, Japan (Voice call Yokota): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Note: Incirlik AB, Turkey GHFS Station decommissioned May 1, 2001. The Air Force Eastern Test Range (AFETR) HF network may be used as backup to Global. They operate on 10780 USB (primary) and 20390 (secondary). Their callsign is Cape Radio. Another backup to the GHFS is profiled below in the US Air Force MARS section. 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 H+05 H+06 H+07 H+08 H+10 H+14 H+16 H+20 H+21 H+25 H+26 H+29 H+35 H+37 H+38 H+40 H+44 H+45 H+50 H+55 H+59 Offutt AFB, NE Andersen AB, Guam Croughton AB, UK (unknown if still active in this time slot) TACAMO LANT aircraft (6697/13155 kHz) TACAMO aircraft GHFS 6 character EAMs "FOR..." McClellan AFB, CA TACAMO PAC Aircraft (6697/13155 kHz) Thule AB, Greenland Salinas, Puerto Rico Salinas, Puerto Rico (unknown if Elmendorf AFB is still active in this time slot) Looking Glass Mission Aircraft Unknown if this time slot is still active; nothing heard recently Sigonella NS, Sicily Offutt AFB, NE/Hickam AFB, HI TACAMO LANT aircraft (6697/13155 kHz) TACAMO aircraft GHFS 6 character EAMs "FOR..." Andrews AFB, MD TACAMO PAC aircraft (6697/13155 kHz) Thule AB, Greenland (now heard way past the 0145 UTC time frame) McClellan AFB, CA/Lajes AB, Azores Looking Glass Mission Aircraft Sigonella NS, Sicily 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. Pagina 15 WUN-v08 The Upper Sideband (USB) mode is used on all GHFS frequencies listed 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. *US Air Force Military Affiliate Radio System (MARS) ==================================================== You will also find a considerable amount of military aircraft voice traffic (official and unofficial) on the U.S. Air Force Military Affiliate Radio System (USAF MARS) phone patch network frequencies: The primary frequencies are 13927 and 20992 kHz. These are fun and interesting frequencies to monitor. The complete list with designators are (mode is USB): Freq Designator 4557 RK 7633.5 ACJ 13927 ACB (Primary) 14606 ACF 20992.5 ACZ The Air Force conducts a phone patch admin net on Sundays at 1600 UTC on 13977.0 (ACC) kHz. *US Air Force Scope Command ALE Network ======================================= 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/ Frequencies used in this net: 2805 3059 3137 4721 5708 6715 6721 11250 13215 15043 18003 20631 23337 7632 8965 27870 9025 9057 11226 GHFS net participation stations and identifiers in the Scope Command HF ALE net: ALE ID ADW AED CRO GTL GUA HAW HIK IZC JDG JNR JTY MCC OFF PLA Location Andrews AFB, MD Elmendorf AFB, AK Croughton AB, England Thule AB, Greenland Andersen AB, Guam Ascension island AB, S. Atlantic Hickam AFB, HI Sigonella, Sicily, Italy Diego Garcia Naval Station, Indian Ocean Salinas, Puerto Rico Yokota AB, Japan West Coast Station near Sacramento, CA Offutt AFB, NE Lajes Field, N. Atlantic Non-GHFS Stations in this net: CEF Westover AFB, MA GVT Raytheon, Greenville TX OKC Tinker AFB, OK RIC Civil Air Patrol Tech Center, Richmond, VA RSC Rockwell/Collins Service Center, Greenville, TX TAG Incirlik AB, Turkey WRL Warner-Robins AFB, GA Pagina 16 WUN-v08 *US Air Force MYSTIC STAR ========================= VIP HF network for US government and military officials 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 F251 F262 F264 8036 (8) 9120 (1) 4850 17972 16117 (1) 15962 10881 13823 8058 (9) 4742 (6) 23265 (9) 14870 11214 (9) 15036 ? 18532 15677 13205.5 6,8,11 MHz 9461 13204 (1) 6716 9017 (1) 14585 13247 (0) 12106 (6) 11118 (6) 11488 (6) ? (8) 7316 6986 (6) 6993 (8) 11217 (6) 23242 4942.5 5429.5 (7) 9027 (1) 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 13217 (1) 10717 7693 (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 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 ? (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 (1) 20972 F732 15011 (7) 3821 F734 4757 (7) 5684 (6) F736 11494 (8) 17440 (1) 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 (1) 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 (1) 5437 (7) F825 19047? 11059.5 (6) F832 18267 5411 (7) F843 6 MHz 8032 (1) 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 (1) 23325 F877 4721 (7) 18675 (6) F885 13207 (5) ? F895 5710 (9) 5404.5 F904 10202 (0) 5431 (6) F906 4524 10580 F909 7687 (8) 18331 (6) F910 19671 (9) 4894 (6) F912 7330 11052 (6) F917 10205 (6) Pagina 17 F265 F266 F267 F268 F271 F277 F287 F290 F291 F292 F295 F300 F301 F302 F310 F311 F322 F326 F337 F341 F350 15733 7997 6730 7325 18320 11153 11226 8026 13960 9414.5 11460 15707 7500.5 ? ? 11220 ? 14864 18761 16083 5043 (1) (6) (9) (1) (1) (0) (1) (1) (1) (0) (0) (1) F567 F569 F574 F575 F576 F577 F579 F595 F600 F611 F614 F616 F622 F623 F624 F626 F627 F631 F633 F639 F642 F644 F646 F649 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) (0) (7) (6) (8) (1) (1) (5) (5) (1) WUN-v08 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 (1) F974 10586 (6) F975 11 MHz night F980 15724 F982 9 or 13 MHz? F987 10583 (6) F988 4763 F997 15667 (5) (1) (6) Frequencies 4441, 6671, 18801 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. In October F240 was mentioned but no frequency (might be below 11175 kHz) has been found for this designator. *US Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) ================================================ AFSOC Air-to-Ground Nets 3134.0 Hurlburt Field, FL 5687.0 Hurlburt Field, FL (Plantation/Seminole Ops) 5732.0 Hurlburt Field, FL (Emerald Ops/Seminole Ops) FOX 2? Kirtland AFB, NM 6730.0 Hurlburt Field, FL 9018.0 AFSOC Air-to-Air 9019.0 Hurlburt Field, FL (Plantations Ops) FOX 4? ex-9017 11611.0 Hurlburt Field, FL (Seminole Ops/Emerald Ops) 13206.0 Hurlburt Field, FL (Plantations Ops) FIX 1? ex-13207 I have had no recent reports on 18027 kHz (FOX 9) or 23271 kHz (FOX 8). Has anyone in the last year heard any AFSOC units using the FOX designators above? Also, the following frequencies were active with AFSOC activity until the overhaul of the OR frequencies several years ago. Does anyone know what frequencies have taken their place? 4721.0 6712.0 9017.0 9023.0 kHz. *US Air Force/RAF Mildenhall ============================ 3044.0 352SOG Maintenance 4450.0 352SOG Exercise Ops 5204.5 352SOG Operations Primary (Blackhat) 5349.0 352SOG Operations (Blackhat) 6761.0 Aerial refueling Tankers Interplane 9026.5 352SOG Operations (Blackhat) *US Air Force/Ramstein AB, Germany ================================== Pagina 18 WUN-v08 6730.0 9022.0 AMC Command Post (Metaphor) AMC Command Post (Metaphor) ============================================================ *US Army Corps of Engineers ============================ 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 9122.5 Channel 8 Primary 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 The Army Corps of Engineers holds a weekly Net each Friday on channel 8. *US Army Transportation Command ============================== 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 *US Coast Guard Secure Net ========================== 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 10788.0 3E21 11157.5 3E24 Pagina 19 WUN-v08 13413.0 3E25 Other frequencies in this net may be 8091.0, 10993.6, 13809.0 and 13950.0. Reference to a 3A5 designator has been heard on the air recently. For a full listing of USCG aircraft and helicopters, go to URL: http://www.wunclub.com/ *US Coast Guard A1401 Net Frequencies ===================================== This is a list of USCG Ship/Shore ISB frequencies. I call this set of frequencies the A1401 net. 2016 2040 2054 4913.5 5108.5 5217 5223 5266 5272(3E6) 5419.5 5942.5 6961 7439 7577 7617 7626(3E10) 7754.5 7845(3E12) 7884(3E13) 7909(3E14) 9169 9291 9332 9373 10297.5 10338.5 10354.5 10378 10675(3E19) 10759(3E20) 10788(3E21) 10929.5 10935.5 11024 11045 11157.5(3E24) 13413(3E25) 13484 13537.7 13950 14506 14518.75 14731 14752 14919.2 18189 18255 18283 18335 18497 18650 18716 20095 20137 20518 20639 23373 23515 Atlantic Only 2161 Pacific Only 2144 5932.5 7713 9299.5 11165.8 18757 Your column editor is extremely interested in receiving activity reports on any of the above listed frequencies. *US Coast Guard HF PACTOR II E-Mail Network =========================================== --USCG PACTOR II E-Mail Network Frequency Usage-Frequency Net Control Station Fleet Day/Night --------------------------------------5272.2 NOJ PAC Night 6961.2 NMC1 PAC Night 6964.4 NMC PAC Night 7442.3 Cutters PAC Night 7685.5 NNN0MDC LANT 24hr 8340.2 NMC PAC Night 10355.2 NOJ PAC 24hr 13827.5 NNN0MUC LANT 24hr 14506.2 NMC PAC Day 14752.2 Unknown PAC Day 14922.4 poss NOJ PAC Day 18192.2 NMC1 PAC Day 20642.2 NMC PAC Day --USCG PACTOR II E-Mail Network Callsigns-Callsign -------NAQD NDWA NEGF NEPP NGDF NKJU NLPM NLVS NMAG NMC NMC1 NMEL NNHA NOJ NRCB NRPX NRTF Identity -------USCGC Jarvis WHEC-725 USCGC Morgenthau WHEC-722 Unid USCGC USCGC Healy WAGB-20 USCGC Munro WHEC-724 USCGC Kukui WLB-203 USCGC Chase WHEC-718 USCGC Rush WHEC-723 USCGC Hamilton WHEC-715 Communications Area Master Station Pacific (CAMSPAC) Point Reyes, CA Coast Guard Island, Alameda, CA USCGC Mellon WHEC-717 USCGC Acushnet, WMEC-167 Communications Station (COMSTA), Kodiak, AK USCGC Eagle, WIX-327 USCGC Buttonwood WLB-306 USCGC Active, WMEC-618 Pagina 20 WUN-v08 Storis WMEC-38 Polar Sea WAGB-11 (no longer equipped) Steadfast WMEC-625 Boutwell WHEC-719 Walnut WLB-205 ***New Ident*** Alert WMEC-630 NRUC NRUO NSTF NYCQ NZNE NZVE USCGC USCGC USCGC USCGC USCGC USCGC NNN0CBS NNN0CCK NNN0CEQ NNN0CES NNN0CFA NNN0CLL NNN0CMD NNN0CME NNN0CMS NNN0CMV NNN0CNW NNN0CNY NNN0CNZ NNN0CSA NNN0CSP NNN0CTB NNN0CVQ NNN0CXK NNN0CXS NNN0CYU NNN0CZK NNN0MDA NNN0MDC USCGC Durable, WMEC-628 USCGC Bear WMEC-901 USCGC Harriet Lane WMEC-903 USCGC Gentian (WIX-290) USNS Persistent (T-AGOS 6) Unid USCGC USCGC Mohawk WMEC-913 USCGC Northland WMEC-904 USCGC Courageous WHEC-716 USCGC Tampa WMEC-902 Unid USCGC USCGC Campbell WMEC-909 USCGC Tahoma WMEC-908 USCGC Seneca WMEC-906 USCGC Spencer WMEC-905 USCGC Venturous WMEC-625 USCGC Forward WMEC-911 USCGC Gallatin WHEC-721 USCGC Dallas WHEC-716 USCGC Vigilant WMEC-617 USCGC Vigorous WMEC-627 Atlantic Shore Station, Nazareth PA (aka: NNN0GKF) Atlantic Shore Station, HQ Navy & Marine Corps MARS, Washington DC (aka: NNN0NAV) Atlantic Shore Station, Coast Guard HQ, Washington DC (aka: NNN0NCG) Atlantic Shore Station USCGC Confidence WMEC-619 USCGC Dauntless WMEC-624 NNN0MDF NNN0MUC NNN0NXZ NNN0NZK ============================================================ * US Navy ELF Communications System =================================== Frequencies: 76 Hz (primary) and 44 Hz There are two transmit sites: Republic, Michigan and Clam Lake, Wisconsin. This is used as a bell ringer communication system to submarines. *US Navy Strategic Communications Wing One (SCW-1) ================================================== 6691 CA (7) 11187 CB (0) 17982 CC (9) 11264 CH (9) Also check 11267, 13240, and 14615. References have been made on the air to designators CD, CF, CG, CK, and CL. *Tactical Support Center Nets ============================= US Navy Habitat/TSC Net Habitat is the callisgn for the Tactical Support Center (TSC) at Whidbey Island, Washington. These units handled C4I duties for the Navy Maritime Patrol and Reconnaissance community. Jeff Jones reports that these frequencies and channel designators have changed, and are now as follows: 4704.4 5700.4 (replaced 4721.0) WY02B Pagina 21 6719.4 8978.4 9005.4 9011.4 11212.4 15095.4 WY02A WUN-v08 (replaced 6736.0) (replaced 11214.0) The two designators listed above, WY02A and WY02B, are not yet confirmed. Another player on this net I recently confirmed uses the callsign Magic Carpet Sierra. That call belongs to the Ediz Hook SESEF range (including the ULM-4 range in Washington State). ============================================================== ============================================================== **United States Goverment Agencies ================================== *Scheduled Government HF Nets ============================== Here is a list of the known United States Government nets. Federal Aviation Administration ------------------------------Southern Region Net meets on Wednesday at 0900 ET on 6870.0 LSB Eastern Region Net meets on Wednesday at 1045 ET on 8125.0 USB Western Region Net meets on Wednesday at 1230 ET on 13457.0 USB Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Region 7 Coordination Net --------------------------------------------------------------This net starts at 1000 ET every Wednesday using the following times and frequencies: Time(H+min) Freq (Desig)Freq (kHz) H+00 F-14 4821.0 H+10 F-23 5755.5 H+20 F-28 7743.0 H+30 F-31 9185.0 H+40 F-35 11045.0 H+50 F-42 13434.0 H+60 Net Terminated Shared Resources (SHARES) ------------------------SHARES Coordination stations conduct a weekly net on all ten SCN frequencies (see US Goverment SHARES Program section below). The net is operational weekly on Wednesday from 1600-1800 UTC. Missouri State Emergency Communications Net ------------------------------------------Wednesday weekly net at 0930 CT (1530 winter/1430 summer UTC) on 5140.0 kHz USB. Ohio Disaster Services Agency ----------------------------Tuesday weekly net at 1400 UTC on 4640 kHz USB. Anyone else have any scheduled HF government nets they are aware of? *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 FEDSTD-1045 ALE standard on these frequencies. 5732 7527 Scan 1 Scan 2 Pagina 22 WUN-v08 8912 10242 11494 13907 15867 18594 20890 23214 25350 Scan Scan Scan Scan Scan Scan Scan Scan Scan 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Here are the confirmed HF COTHEN stations and their callsigns KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAQ KAQ KEB KEB KOQ KOQ KPS KPS KPS KPS KPS KZP KZP KZP 315 326 371 378 381 384 388 398 462 470 484 687 688 762 765 434 682 357 387 394 395 396 602 604 606 Miami, Florida Las Vegas, Nevada Boston, Massachusetts Reno, Nevada Homestead, Florida Wilmington, North Carolina Riverside, California Washington, District of Columbia Houston, Texas New Orleans, Louisiana Denver, Colorado Beaufort, North Carolina New Bern, North Carolina Albuquerque, New Mexico Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Morehead City, North Carolina Cedar Rapids, Iowa Salt Lake City, Utah Hampton, Georgia Cape Charles, Virginia Atlanta, Georgia Memphis, Tennessee Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Nashville, Tennessee Kansas City, Missouri There are two other known stations in the COTHEN HF net we do not have calls for. They are located in Lovelock and Fallon, Nevada. Can anyone help on these two stations? *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 (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 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: Pagina 23 WUN-v08 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. *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. 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 (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 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 Inspect 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 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 KMR 96-Oakland ARTCC FAABTL Battle Creek, MI KLM 43-Flight Inspect Field Office FAADCA Washington, DC KEM 80-FAA Headquarters FAAECI Unknown Eastern Computer Incorporated Contractor for Pagina 24 FAA ARTCC RCOM HF Network FAAEKN Unknown FAAKLO Boonsboro, MD <Tentative ID> FAALGT Longmont, CO FAAMRB Martinsburg, WV FAAOEX Oklahoma City, OK FAAOKC Oklahoma City, OK FAASAC Sacramento, CA FAASJU San Juan, PR FAAZAB Albuquerque, NM FAAZAN Anchorage, AK FAAZBW Nashua, NH FAAZDC Leesburg, VA FAAZDV Longmont, CO FAAZFW Fort Worth, TX FAAZHU Houston, TX FAAZID Indianapolis, IN FAAZJX Hilliard, FL FAAZKC Olathe, KS FAAZLA Palmdale, CA FAAZLC Salt Lake Cty, UT FAAZMA Miami, FL FAAZME Memphis, TN FAAZMP Farmington, MN FAAZNY Ronkonkoma, NY FAAZOA Fremont, CA FAAZOB Cleveland, OH FAAZSE Auburn, WA FAAZTL Hampton, GA FAAZUA Aurora, IL WUN-v08 upgrade) And this is NOT a stn in Elkins, WV KLO 87-FAA Emergency Relocation Site KCP KIT KIA WHZ WHZ KDM KGH KBX KLD KJK KCJ KBQ KMU KLB KJK KKA KJK KDC KMA KDM KCJ KCD KMR KLA WHX KUV KJB 63-Western US C3 NCS/SCS Mtn 88-Eastern US C3 Net NCS 21-FAA Aeronautical Center 77-Flight Inspect Field Office 78-Flight Inspect Field Office 45-San Juan ARTCC 23-Albuquerque ARTCC 44-Anchorage ARTCC 70-Boston ARTCC 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. *Federal Emergency Management Agency ==================================== FEMA uses "Foxtrot" designations for their frequencies. 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 Pagina 25 WUN-v08 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 Channel 3/SCN ALE Net 5236.0 Channel 1/SCN Voice Net 5711.0 Channel 4/SCN ALE Net 6800.0 Channel 9/SCN BBS Net 9106.0 Channel 5/SCN ALE Net 11217.0 Channel 6/SCN ALE Net 13242.0 Channel 10/SCN BBS Net (G-TOR) 14396.5 Channel 2/SCN Voice Net Shares 15094.0 Channel 7/SCN ALE Net 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 tenchannel SCN may be used by SHARES station personnel for training and nonemergency 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. ============================================================== ============================================================== **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 Pagina 26 stations aircraft military provide, WUN-v08 are also commonly heard]. In addition, visiting military may use the AOCS when contact with Australia/New Zealand authorities is required. The AOCS is not part of, and does not 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 (2100-0900 UTC) - 8974.0 11235.0 13206.0 kHz Night (0900-2100 UTC) - 3032.0 5687.0 8974.0 kHz The RAAF and RNZAF share 8974 with the Spanish Air Force, and 5687 with the Portugese and German military services. Dscrete frequencies RAAF Darwin: 6709.0 8971.0 8989.0 RAAF Perth: 8977.0 9022.0 11271.0 RAAF Sydney: 5711.0 8971.0 9007.0 RAAF Townsville: 8992.0 11247.0 RNZAF Auckland: 9032.0 17904.0 9025.0 11187.0 9019.0 11250.0 15067.0 17985.0 *Australia Navy =============== From an article on the Royal Australian Navy in the WUN newsletter: Stations include: Canberra Control/Darwin Control/Exmouth Control/Perth Control/Townsville Control 2768 4375 6510 8122 13116 17344 22708 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7/C5 (Tentative) *Belgiun Air Force ================== 3131.0 YA 4745.0 YD 6748.0 Unknown 8989.0 YG (Primary) 11268.0 YJ 15010.0 YM 18006.0 YO 20620.0 YP 20050.0 YQ 23332.0 YS *Canadian Forces (CanForce) =========================== Military Aeronautical Communications System (MACS) 3047.0 3092.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, Halifax, Trenton MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton Pagina 27 WUN-v08 4379.0 CanForce Discrete: Halifax 4560.0 Maritime Command Net: Halifax, St John's (A6A) 4703.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 4739.0 AAR Net: Halifax, St John's 5198.5 Maritime Command Net: Halifax (A2B) 5684.0 St John's, Vancouver 5699.0 CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft) 5702.0 Vancouver 5715.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 5717.0 SAR Net: Halifax, St. John's. Trenton, Vancouver-Pri 5850.0 Halifax Maritime Air Group (D1B) 6694.0 Halifax, Vancouver (D6G) 6706.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 6712.0 CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft) 6715.0 SAR Net: Halifax, Trenton, Vancouver (D3H) 6745.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton 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) 9010.0 CanForce Discrete: Vancouver 9023.0 NORAD: Trenton (C5) 9031.0 CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft) 10194.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (US/Canadian Ground/AWACS Discrete) 11007.5 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (US/Canadian Ground/AWACS Discrete) 11190.0 CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft) 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 11271.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton (Initial contact freq when aircraft is west of 90 deg west) 11314.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton 13206.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton 13257.0 Foxtrot MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 14364.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (US/Canadian Ground/AWACS Discrete) 15031.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 15034.0 MACS VOLMET: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 17994.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 18012.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 18027.0 NORAD: Halifax, Edmonton (C8) 23250.0 MACS Net: Trenton 23271.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (US/Canadian Ground/AWACS Discrete) 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 4721 C1 6735 C2 6750 C3 8967 or 8968 C4 13206 or 13207 C7 Pagina 28 above) WUN-v08 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 14386.0 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 ================== Danish Air Force ALE net uses the MIL-STD 188-141A 2250.0 2296.0 3023.0 3053.0 3291.0 4577.0 4703.0 4756.5 4840.0 5120.0 6630.0 6651.0 6730.0 6770.0 6834.0 9035.0 11076.0 11217.0 11244.0 11468.0 12186.0 13435.0 13455.0 15042.0 15820.0 16280.0 16327.0 OUY OWB OWC OWD OWE OWF 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 (ALE) 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 RCC Karup, voice call: Karup Rescue Unknown FSN Vaerlose, voice call: Saloon FTK Karup, Voice call Primrose AF Skrydstrup Pagina 29 WUN-v08 OWG OWI OWJ OWK OWP OWU OYG AF Vandel AF Air Base 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. *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 *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 Pagina 30 WUN-v08 ================= French Air Force Circus HF radio network 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 French Navy-Atlantic (callsign Armor) USB 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 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 Pagina 31 WUN-v08 23345 29724 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 callsigns heard on this net are as follows: DHJ41 DHM91 DHO23 DHO24 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 DHO32 DHO37 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. German AF Digital System: DASA/EADS-MAHRS 2400 bd burst PSK/STANAG 4285: 6949.0 6958.5 7543.0 7729.0 7810.0 7814.0 7823.0 7995.0 8070.0 8139.0 12273.0 13502.0 14613.5 *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) 7445.7 USB/Stanag 4285 2400bd PSK-DHJ58 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 12178.0 USB/RTTY-DHJ59 12415.5 USB 14722.0 RTTY 15929.0 USB/RTTY 16127.0 USB/RTTY-DHJ58 16129.0 USB/RTTY-DHJ59 17544.0 USB 17994.0 USB/RTTY Pagina 32 WUN-v08 22238.5 USB 23744.0 USB DHJ41 DHJ49 DHJ51 DHJ53 DHJ57 DHJ58 DHJ59 DHJ61 DHJ62 DHJ63 DHJ66 DHJ70 DHJ78 DHJ82 DHJ84 DHJ85 DHJ97 Unknown Ministry of Defence (Bonn/Berlin) Grengel Meteo Ny Warnemnnde Ny Schönhagen Ny Glncksburg/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 Glncksburg Rescue Grengel Meteo Ny Flensburg Ny Darsser Ort Grengel Meteo Ny Glnckstadt 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 Glncksburg 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. 10722 seems to be a very busy frequency between 0000 and 0200 UTC. *Italian Navy ============= 3827 USB-IGJ IGJ Augusta, Italy *NATO E-3 AWACS =============== 3089 Channel A01 Pagina 33 WUN-v08 3900 6690 8980 10172 10315 10429 11228 15016 15018 18009 Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel A02 A03(Secondary) A04 A05 A06 A07 A08 A09 A10 A11 The following frequencies have also been heard with NATO AWACS type 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. *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 used 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. 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 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 15048.0 118 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 *New Zealand Navy ================= Known frequency - Auckland (USB): 8316.6 *Portuguese Air Force ===================== Known frequencies (USB): 5687 6685 8992 9007 Pagina 34 WUN-v08 *Royal Air Force (RAF) United Kingdom ===================================== RAF VOLMET Broadcast Control Point – RAF High Wycombe Transmitter: Bedfordshire County, England USB: 5450.0 11253.0 kHz Airfield weather broadcast are made twice an hour in the time slots indicated below: Slot 1: H+00/H+30 – Aldergrove, Manchester, Prestwick, Stansted, Bardufoss, Bodo, Oslo, Glibraltar, Porto Slot 2: H+06/H+36 – Benson, Brize Norton, Bruggen, Geilenkirchen, Hannover, Lyneham, Northolt, Odham, Lyenham Slot 3: H+12/H+42 – Coltishall, Cranwell, Leeming, Leuchars, Lossiemouth, Marham, St. Mawgan, Waddington, Kinloss Slot 4: H+18/H+48 – Ascension, Bahrain, Brize Norton, Dakar, Keflavik, Nairobi, Mombasa, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro Slot 5: H+24/H+54 – Adana, Akrotiri, Ancona, Aviano, Gioia, Rimini, Rome, Skopje, Split, Brindisi, Waddington Other optional airfields can be included in the broadcast in the possible slots indicated below: Slot 1: Edinburgh, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, Luton, Newcastle, Stavanger, Teesside, Trondheim, Vaerlose Slot 2: Hamburg, Munster, Ramstein Slot 3: Coningsby, Shawbury, Yeovilton Slot 4: Cairo, Hurghada, Jeddah, Punta Arenas, Recife Slot 5: Catania, Faro, Lisbon, Palermo, Rome, Sarajevo 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 5450 8190 11253 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. *RAF 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 Mount Pleasant, Falkland Islands Frequencies: 9031 11247 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 Pagina 35 WUN-v08 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??.0 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 CA CM CO CY CZ D DA DB DH DM DQ 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 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 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 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 Pagina 36 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 WUN-v08 DS DT DW E EF EH EI EK EM EN 4739.0 18024.0 9031.0 3924.0 5720.0 11259.0 23270.0 11235.0 15025.0 15076.0 KW KX L LA LB LC LD LE MB MC RH 2261.0 2577.0 5447.0 3036.0 3092.0 6701.0 15046.0 15072.0 2266.0 5270.0 5695.0 WG WM X XA YC YP YM YZ ZF ZZ 3125.0 3026.0 3224.0 5403.0 11241.0 23250.0 13211.0 20030.0 3763.0 5714.0 *UK Air Northwest JAAWSK (Joint Anti-air Warfare Shore Coordination) ===================================================================== The RAF (and other NATO forces) seem to be using a new set of codes to identify their HF frequencies. Unknown 2031.0 4763.0 10325.0 designator 2307.0 3343.0 3404.0 3943.0 4502.0 5350.0 5392.0 6835.0 6882.0 7919.0 10585.0 10830.0 12198.0 14568.0 16344.0 3301.0 3235.0 4572.0 Golf 01 Golf 02 Golf 08 9010.0 Hotel 05 HF? 2712.0 4530.0 4020.0 4724.0 4860.5 4920.0 5173.0 5277.0 5290.0 5395.0 7415.0 7860.0 3305.0 UHF UHF UHF 4785.0 4779.0 HF? UHF UHF HF? 4477.0 5045.0 5385.0 5463.0 4012.0 UHF UHF Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo 01 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 22 24 25 26 27 28 (Beaver HF?) 30 31 33 34 36 55 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 exercise 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 network of HF frequencies for voice co-ordination and encoded data Pagina 37 WUN-v08 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: 3343 3357 3805 4477 4484 4502 4778.5 5267 5276.5 5280 5310 5385 5460 5733 6882 6940 7795 7934 9394 11149 4860.5 5045 5091.5 5206 5910 6224 6237 6697 6779 *Russian High Command ELF ========================= ELF: The Russian equivalent to our 76/44 Hz ELF submarine communication system operates on 82 Hz. No station location or details are known. *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 ============================================================== -------------------------------------------# NUMBERS & ODDITIES # ////////////////////////////// \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ - Editor: Ary Boender ****** e-mail: [email protected] - Nickname on IRC channels #wun #monitor #numbers: Ary-B - Download the complete N&O newsletter from the N&O web site - at: http://home.luna.nl/~ary/ - Online database: Chris Smolinski <[email protected]> http://www.spynumbers.com/numbersDB/ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ //////////////////////////////// -::: N&O #45 January 2002 :::Pagina 38 WUN-v08 Wow, I have blisters on my fingers. So much info to digest and type out this month. Great! Keep that info coming, people. I really appreciate it. Don't forget to check the N&O website for the Newsletter edition of N&O which will include part of the Al Qaeda Manual, intelligence news, and over a thousand numbers logs. What's inside? N&O covers of course E10 who has been very active with lots of odd id's and we have a new "PIP" station wandering about. Beside the usual info about the various numbers stations and military stations, I also included an article from March 2000 about MILF, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front. Enjoy this edition of N&O and please, keep sending your logs and info. -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* VOICE STATIONS * ::: LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER [E03] An Al Kruse special this time. Al compiled the id's and the current E03 schedules. Thanks for your help, Al. Much appreciated. Day --Sun UTC --12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Frequencies ----------------------16084 15682 14487 16084 15682 14487 15682 14487 11545 13375 12603 11545 11545 10426 8464 13375 12603 11545 12603 9251 7337 11545 9251 6959 12603 10426 8464 9251 6959 5746 8464 6485 5422 Mon 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 16084 16084 14487 15682 13375 11545 12603 12603 11545 11545 11545 15682 15682 12603 13375 12603 8464 9251 9251 9251 9251 10426 14487 14487 10426 11545 11545 6959 7337 7337 6959 7887 6959 Tue 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 16084 16084 16314 10426 15682 13375 9251 11545 12603 12603 12603 15682 15682 14487 8464 13375 12603 6959 9251 9251 9251 10426 14487 14487 12603 7755 11545 11545 5746 6959 7337 7337 8464 Wed 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 16084 16084 20707 16084 10426 16475 11545 15682 15682 19452 14487 7755 14487 9251 14487 14487 18233 11545 6485 12603 6959 Pagina 39 WUN-v08 19 20 21 22 8464 11545 12603 12603 6485 9251 9251 9251 5746 6959 7337 7337 Thu 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 16084 16084 16084 19452 14487 8464 16475 11545 11545 9251 12603 15682 15682 15682 17417 12603 6485 14487 9251 9251 6959 9251 14487 14487 14487 16084 8464 5422 12603 6959 6959 5746 7337 Fri 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 16084 16084 16084 13375 16084 16084 8464 15682 11545 11545 9251 15682 15682 15682 12603 14487 13375 6485 13375 9251 9251 6959 14487 14487 14487 11545 12603 11545 5422 11545 6959 6959 5746 Sat 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 16084 16084 14487 13375 13375 15682 16084 8464 11545 11545 11545 15682 15682 11545 12603 12603 13375 13375 6485 10426 9251 9251 14487 14487 10426 11545 11545 11545 11545 5422 6900 6959 6959 E03's id's in January. First half of the month. UTC 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 Mon 07324 37739 67152 97442 28315 62926 07324 63403 37739 85587 18163 Tue 07324 37739 18163 67152 97442 28315 62926 37739 07324 63403 85587 Wed 07324 37739 85587 18163 67152 97442 28315 62926 37739 07324 63403 Thu 07324 37739 63403 85587 18163 67152 97442 37739 28315 62926 07324 Fri 07324 37739 07324 63403 85587 18163 67152 97442 37739 28315 62926 Sat 07324 37739 62926 07324 63403 85587 18163 67152 97442 37739 28315 Sun 07324 37739 97442 28315 62926 07324 63403 37739 85587 18163 67152 UTC 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 Sat 98340 32149 76722 98340 99689 56671 04152 97561 78098 Sun 98340 32149 78098 56646 76722 98340 99689 32149 56671 UTC 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 Second half of the month. UTC 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 Mon 98340 32149 97561 78098 56646 76722 98340 99689 32149 Tue 98340 32149 04152 97561 78098 56646 76722 32149 98340 Wed 98340 32149 56671 04152 97561 78098 56646 76722 32149 Thu Fri 98340 98340 32149 32149 99689 98340 56671 99689 04152 56671 97561 04152 78098 97561 32149 78098 56646 32149 Pagina 40 2100 2200 56671 04152 99689 56671 98340 99689 76722 98340 WUN-v08 56646 76722 32149 56646 04152 97561 2100 2200 <<<<<>>>>> ::: CHERRY RIPE [E04 / E03a] Cherry Ripe's transmissions are most likely beamed to China and/or other countries in the Far East. The station transmits from Guam and has a morning and evening schedule. The schedule for the Far Eastern evenings starts at 1000 UTC and continues at 1100, 1200 and 1300 UTC. The morning schedule starts at 2200 UTC and continues at 2300, 0000 and 0100 UTC. Here is their current schedule. UTC ---1000 1100 1200 1300 frequencies -------------20474 // 23461 18864 // 23461 18864 // 23461 18864 // 21866 UTC ---2200 2300 0000 0100 frequencies -------------18864 // 24644 18864 // 21866 18864 // 21866 19844 // 21866 Thanks for the additions, Tomonori. <<<<<>>>>> ::: E07 Gert sent this update to ENIGMA: "E07 can also be heard on Fridays in December were 6934, 8103, 9368 Mon/Wed 2100/20/40 UTC slot and a frequencies change each month. Is use??" at 0610, 0630, 0650 UTC. Frequencies kHz; a new slot? So, now there is a Wed/Fri 0610/30/50 UTC slot. The the Mon 0600/20/40 UTC slot still in If anyone has more info about the E07 schedules, please write! <<<<<>>>>> ::: ISRAELI INTELLIGENCE [E10] It has been a very interesting month for E10 monitors. Lots of odd id's were heard during a couple of days. I wonder if this was an exercise or for real..... Tomonori, Adachi, Takashi, thanks for being my ears in the Far East and thanks to all you WUNderful people for chasing the E10 oddities. So, what have we heard since Christmas? Call -------ABC ART1 HNC HNCG SYN1OZ2 SYN24 date ----------various 4 Jan unknown 7 Jan 27 Dec 28 Dec frequency -----------------6428 5435, 6986 unknown 6575 6912 6912 VLB6 VLB8 VLB22 19 Jan 20 Jan 20 Jan 5170, 6930 5170 5170 KPA2Z3B KPA6 KPA8 KPA22 KPA23 17 20 20 21 20 6912 4780, 6912 6912 6912 6912 Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Pagina 41 MIW6 MIW8 MIW22 MIW23 21 22 22 21 WUN-v08 3270, 4165, 5230 5230 4165 4165, 5230, 6930 Jan Jan Jan Jan I discussed E10 with Tomonori who is a keen monitor in Japan. We talked about ABC and the fact that a number of calls switch from one frequency to the other. The latter was new to me, so thanks again for the tip, Tomonori san. Who/what is "ABC"? It was suggested that this call is used for test transmissions. However, it seems to be quite often on the air, always on the same frequency, and always at the same time. There is one strange thing about ABC; no-one has ever heard a message or string. Just "ABC" is being transmitted. This fact could indicate that ABC is indeed a test call. The current frequency is 6428 kHz. Before December, also 7605 and 13555 kHz were used. The time slot is between 1400 and 1700 UTC. ABC logs on 6428 kHz: 28 Nov, 4, 16, 24, 25, 31 Dec, 3, 8 and 9 Jan. ABC was also heard on 17 Oct on 7605//13555 kHz. CIO, KPA, MIW, SYN and VLB regularly change frequencies. This only happens when there are no messages, in other words when suffix "2" is being sent (KPA2, SYN2, etc). The following changes were noted lately: 3640 5170 5230 6912 7605 9270 kHz: kHz: kHz: kHz: kHz: kHz: SYN -> KPA -> VLB -> KPA -> VLB -> -> VLB KPA VLB MIW SYN CIO The increased E10 activity in January triggered the interest of a number of new monitors. One of the questions that I received was about the format. This is the full transcription of a E10 transmission to "ULX" to give you an idea what to look for. The station uses a female synthesized voice. "ULX" repeated for 5 minutes message message group 32 group 32 text text MHBGN ZNTNO BOOHB BGJTP HKPHZ JNUDI AXXIL WVPKV IJROB IHPPL TXWJW OYDHQ FOVEK PFQKI EKVTD APPJN RMOEF end of message repeat repeat message message group 32 group 32 text text MHBGN ZNTNO BOOHB BGJTP HKPHZ JNUDI AXXIL WVPKV IJROB IHPPL TXWJW OYDHQ FOVEK PFQKI EKVTD APPJN RMOEF end of message end of transmission SXYHQ VRHOW UOXCT QPDRE ZTVYX USSUK CKQGS USDHS SMLLM JSHNF YIAVP APRJU NEXQM UFLQA NNYGU SXYHQ VRHOW UOXCT QPDRE ZTVYX USSUK CKQGS USDHS SMLLM JSHNF YIAVP APRJU NEXQM UFLQA NNYGU <<<<<>>>>> ::: E11 E11 has changed its schedules and is now on Thursdays at 0800 UTC on 10125 kHz, and on Fridays at 0800 UTC on 11116 kHz. <info CR, Paul> <<<<<>>>>> Pagina 42 WUN-v08 ::: E15 Except for several 14000 kHz logs, we haven't heard much from E15 during the past months. The station is however still active on more frequencies. The following logs came in from Leif, Mike, CR, and one of our friends in Central Europe. Queen David Lewis (QDL) was heard on 22 Dec. at 0830 UTC on 14728 kHz. QDL QTC QTC NR3 NR3 GR01 GR01 JDHAX ILJZM XRKGK LNIRI WJAKB DJKXH QPWQV LRPZW PNJDQ VIXLF AR AR Otto Susan Susan (OSS) was up on 20 Jan. at 1237 UTC on 11170 kHz. OSS QTC QTC NR2 NR2 GR01 GR01 Frank Young Peter (FYP) came in with a good signal on 9 Dec. at 1400 UTC on 14000 kHz. FYP QTC QTC NR1 NR1 GR01 GR01 AYWRL FPSGN GXJXD DUUYH QHBLU STNTV PGRKR YAEOC EUSHO JMKRQ AR AR Mike caught them on a bad day (23 Dec.) and says "I couldn't have made this saga up. They did not have a very good day to say the least, I've heard minor problems in the past but this has to be the best, on the tech side. On the operating side the use of RITA rather than ROBERT, after going "live", followed by frantic op-chat has to be a classic." Sunday, 23 Dec. 2001, 1055-1130 UTC, 18000 kHz. Calls: Nancy Adam Susan (NAS) Peter Adam Rita (PAR) Baker Edward Charlie (BEC) 1055 1058 1100 1100 1106 1108 1112 1113 1113 1115 1116 1119 1120 1123 1126 1128 1129 1130 Carrier up 2 short 1 kHz tones QRU x 6, very fast, oops, tape problem QRU x 1, very very slow & distorted QRU x ? varying speeds from very, very slow to very fast (Micky Mouse) tape rewound Tape played by "hand"!! Not very successful Tape rewound QRU x 2, very fast QRU x 2 varying followed by BEC x ? varying fast to very slow Rewind tape BEC x 33, almost OK but with extraneous noises. Whistles, op-chat, bangs & thumps, then all stop QRU x 13, rewind tape, QRU x 2 BEC x 35, very slow QRU x 7, very slow rewind tape. 4 secs op-chat PAR x 5 + PA, rewind tape, went "LIVE" with Peter Adam RITA x 5, all stop 5 secs frantic op-chat 2 secs op-chat, pulled plug Carrier down Mike continues his comments: "This must be the longest transmission ever made by E15, one must applaud their valiant efforts and devotion to duty, tears of laughter were running down my face by the end of this little episode." Sunday, 23 Dec. 2001, 1628-1636 UTC, 6715 kHz. Call: Nancy Adam Susan 1628 1631 1636 Start. NAS x 30, QTC NR3 ???, CW & XJT QRM blocked it out NAS x 32, oops, tape again. QTC NR3 GR 01, more QRM Ends AR AR Pagina 43 WUN-v08 Sunday, 23 Dec. 2001, 1730 UTC, 5834 kHz. 1730 QRU. Lots of QRM, channel cleared by 1740 UTC but E15 was gone. <<<<<>>>>> ::: E25 "Hello E25. How are you? Haven't heard from you in ages. Please let us know if you are still up and running. Thanks!" Wish it was that easy to get a confirmation :-) Egyptian based E25 hasn't been reported since May last year. If anyone has some info about the whereabouts of the station, please write! Robert Ryan-Silva <[email protected]> mentioned the station in his e-mail to the Spooks list recently: "For three years until August of this year, I lived in Egypt and was cruising the dials there. When reports of first E15a and then E25 surfaced, I did not pay much attention until I saw speculation from Simon Mason that the signals might be of Egyptian origin. So I tuned in, and recorded the broadcasts pretty regularly for a while. The broadcasts came in very clearly from Cairo, to the point where I could hear the announcer shuffling papers and hitting the table. Early E25 broadcasts started with about ten minutes of an Um al-Kalthoum song. Um al-Kalthoum is an iconic Egyptian singer, and the intent here seems to have been to identify the broadcast as Egyptian. The song was different each time, and was played for shorter and shorter periods and ultimately dropped entirely. The accent of the announcer is clearly Arabic ("rebeet" for "repeat," etc.). It all seems to point to an Egyptian source for the broadcasts. The broadcasts were pretty amateurish and done manually. There are at least two distinct voices on the recordings I made, and probably more. The series 1111 occurs at the beginning of more than one broadcast. I found the timing of the broadcasts odd. They occurred in the middle of the afternoon local time. The obvious target, Israel, is in the same time zone as Egypt. Mid-afternoon would seem to be an awkward time to be copying numbers stations. (It was for me -I had to set up an elaborate system of timers and voice-activated recorders.) At the time, I did not want to say anything on the list because the Egyptians are hypersensitive about spies, and the security services are pretty omnipresent. I did not want to cause any problems for myself or the organization I worked for. But I have now left Egypt and all my personal effects have arrived here, so now it can be told. I've put up a couple of E25 recordings at Muzak for Anoraks: http://www.ryan-silva.com/muzak The files are large. Let confess I did not listen many more; if people are somewhere online to post host them is nontrivial. me know if you have any trouble with them; I to the MP3s all the way through. I have many, really interested I can see if I can find them. With files this size finding a place to -Rob" Don't know what to looks for? Here is the format description from Simon's page and be sure to check Rob's website for sound samples. - Format: The transmission starts with an Arabic musical interlude lasting about 6 minutes. Next the male announcer repeats a series of forty 3 figure groups for 3 mins 45 secs. This is followed by "Message, Message, Message" and the announcer sends a series of 4FGs. "Repeat, Repeat, Repeat" is then sent and the message is repeated. Finally, the announcer sends a 3F identifier and the group count before signing Pagina 44 WUN-v08 off with "End of Transmission". - Sample: Musical Interlude (6 mins) 372 244 372 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 244 838 838 838 838 838 Message, Message, Message 1111 5191 3310 4397 7443 8970 3073 2874 3316 9804 1953 4668 4017 1038 2841 3432 2059 2310 Repeat, Repeat, Repeat 1111 5191 3310 4397 7443 8970 3073 2874 3316 9804 1953 4668 4017 1038 2841 3432 2059 2310 End of Message 247 20 247 20 247 20 247 20 247 20 247 20 247 20 247 20 247 End of Transmission 244 244 7456 7456 20 247 20 <<<<<>>>>> ::: E18 E18 was on 9 Jan. up at 2245 UTC on 5130 kHz. <info: Gert/ENIGMA> <<<<<>>>>> ::: G22 Gert reports that he has heard G22 on Thursday, 20 Dec. at 2300 UTC on 4014 kHz. He also copied the station on Thursday 17 Jan. on 4031 kHz at 2300 UTC with 186 - nr222 gc20 = 22256. <info: Gert/ENIGMA> <<<<<>>>>> ::: S04 S04 was Monday, 7 Jan. and Tuesday, 8 Jan. at 2245 UTC on 3373 kHz. <info: Gert/ENIGMA> <<<<<>>>>> ::: S11a Tentative schedules for S11a: Monday 0800 UTC, 8186 kHz Wednesday 1015 UTC, 8186 kHz Thursday 0745 UTC, 10620 kHz, 1045 UTC 9950 kHz S11a reports for January: 14-1 0800 8186 976/127 16-1 1000 8186 249 groups 17-1 0745 10620 136 groups 17-1 1045 9950 24-1 1045 9950 976/00 24-1 0948 9130 see below I don't know if the one that I copied also belongs to a fixed sked. I stumbled over it when I was looking for an ALE signal on 9130 kHz on 24 Jan. At 0925 UTC this came up: VVV VVV VVV (ca 2 mins) /000. This was a M03 test transmission and when I revisited the frequency at 0948 UTC I just heard the final part of a S11a transmission. Note: "976" was an id used by M03. It is strange now the sked has changed over to voice, that it is sending messages. When it was morse it was always a null message. Pagina 45 WUN-v08 <thanks for your help, CR> <<<<<>>>>> ::: S17c What happened to S17c? Hardly any logs this month. A number of you have been looking for the station on a lot of frequencies but so far reports are scarce. S17c was heard on 3 and 5 Jan. at 1250 UTC on 9165 kHz. <<<<<>>>>> ::: THE BUZZER [S28] Jan Michalski reports voice traffic on 3-11-2001, between 1040 and 1120 UTC: long pauses (no modulation), "buzzer" with strong background noise, multiple insertions of 1000 Hz tone, and conversation: [male voice, in Russian] "Ya - 143. Nepoluchayu generatora"; [female voice] "Idyot takaya rabota ot apparatnoy". ("I'm 143rd. I don't receive the oscillator"; "That's what the 'Apparatnaya' is sending") <info: http://www.geocities.com/uvb76/ > <<<<<>>>>> ::: V24 V24 schedules compiled by Takushi Ochiai No. ---007 461 1346 2133 2255 2345 2385 2626 3250 3535 3825 4545 5535 6635 ???? DAY -----------05,06,21,22 09,25 16,17 11,27,28 7,8,25,26 4,18,19 4 5,17 21 10,11,26,28 5,6,19,20 19 9,10,19,20 9,10,19,20 10 UTC --1600 1400 1400 1400 1600 1400 1400 1500 1600 1500 1600 1500 1530 1530 1430 Frequency ---------4600 5715(6215) 5715 6215 5450 6215 6215 6215 5715 6215 5715 6215 6215 *) 6215 *) 5550 Song ----------Seoule mojong Seoule changa Sarang Chalmot Mannam Paktal Koge Seoule Mojong Mojong Sarange Miro Poli Bat ??? Sarange Miro Seonguja Kim Ilsung Changune Norae Kim Ilsung Changune Norae ??? *) "5535" or "6635" are both used on this schedule <<<<<>>>>> ::: UNID 7070 kHz, date and time unknown, Russian male calling "731" -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* MORSE STATIONS * Lots of spy and military morse numbers reports reached me this month. A warm "thank you" to all who contributed. CR, thanks for the tips and help! ::: M01 M01b is less active than it used to be. They only have 3 transmissions left, on Monday at 2110 UTC on 5063 kHz, Thursday at 2132 UTC on 4991 Pagina 46 WUN-v08 kHz, and Friday at 2202 UTC on 4505 kHz. The same message is being sent on each sked. <<<<<>>>>> ::: M03 I copied the station on 9130 kHz on 24 Jan. at 0925 UTC, with a test transmission just before the start of S11a: "VVV VVV VVV" for 2 mins. Then "/000" (short zero's). CR tells me that he heard M03 on the 24th at 1030 UTC on 9950 kHz with "214/00" <<<<<>>>>> ::: M10 "M10 has made a lot of frequency and id changed lately. All of the usual skeds have changed frequency, and most of them have different id's.", says CR. "It has a new sked at 2100 UTC on 4007 kHz and the 1720 UTC one has moved from 7745 to 4958 kHz." I mentioned this one last month and labeled it M10. This is however M23: 10110 kHz, 0233 UTC, CW numbers: 555 555 555 for about 10 minutes. - Sample: Transcript of 1720 UTC, 5 January 2002, on 7745 kHz. Repeated on 6 January, same time and frequency. The 1720 UTC transmission has now moved to 4958 kHz. 555 555 555 186 186 186 29 45T 45T 45T 34 (repeated) 81 81 29 29 2TT44 2TT44 54419 54419 48168 48168 T2347 T2347 89469 89469 18191 18191 81 81 29 29 45T 45T 45T 91 91 34 34 24367 24367 51541 51541 93T71 93T71 73274 73274 13718 13718 37478 37478 83636 83636 91 91 34 34 T T T = = 95566 62974 52768 65441 558T2 36T64 95566 62974 52768 65441 558T2 36T64 45894 11442 6T916 3T281 85154 5TTT5 45894 11442 6T916 3T281 85154 5TTT5 54994 713T4 72T25 94767 51359 24576 54994 713T4 72T25 94767 51359 24576 96593 75236 3T2T5 89436 59985 = = 96593 75236 3T2T5 89436 59985 = = 421T4 62T37 27748 T6671 57258 17286 15986 421T4 62T37 27748 T6671 57258 17286 15986 573T5 41342 37188 2T632 532TT 69635 71796 573T5 41342 37188 2T632 532TT 69635 71796 31841 5T638 65437 7T436 62349 21485 11438 31841 5T638 65437 7T436 62349 21485 11438 29688 63648 52888 T6755 7T575 14T78 = = 29688 63648 52888 T6755 7T575 14T78 <<<<<>>>>> ::: M12 Igor heard a possible M12 transmission on 7960 kHz, 0003 UTC, 21 Dec 2001: "684 684 684 000" I copied this on 24 Jan. at 2000 UTC on 5255 kHz: "529 529 529 000" <<<<<>>>>> ::: M13 My January M13 logs; it is still very much alive as you can see. Pagina 47 WUN-v08 4473 6378 5062 3824 6382 3244 4365 3244 4365 5778 6574 4473 3824 6378 4473 6378 5062 3824 4073 6382 3244 id id id id id id id id id id id id id id id id id id id id id 411 517 261 378 714 438 417 438 417 272 253 411 378 261 411 517 261 378 346 714 438 2130 2000 2100 2200 2100 2200 2000 2200 2000 2200 2106 2131 2200 2100 2130 2100 2100 2200 2200 2100 2200 06-01-2002 07-01-2002 07-01-2002 07-01-2002 10-01-2002 12-01-2002 13-01-2002 13-01-2002 14-01-2002 15-01-2002 17-01-2002 19-01-2002 19-01-2002 20-01-2002 20-01-2002 21-01-2002 21-01-2002 21-01-2002 23-01-2002 24-01-2002 26-01-2002 Sun Mon Mon Mon Thu Sat M13b Sun Sun M13b Mon Tue Thu Sat Sat Sun Sun Mon Mon Mon Wed Thu Sat M13b <<<<<>>>>> ::: M14 I haven't seen many logs of M14 lately, so I was glad that Igor sent me one; 18566 kHz, 0940 UTC, 26 Dec 2001. "495" with two messages: 716 716 155 155 = = 230 230 187 187 = = <<<<<>>>>> ::: M21 Active as ever, M21 was reported on the following frequencies this month: 4631.5, 4071.5, 4951,5, 5372, 5873, 5921.5 kHz. Sample messages: =992156??0????? =992158??0????? =136411725835t8 =136417652214tt =13642172591218 =1364117651342t =236439tt5t7t2t =992259??t????? =13620171329656 =23620901090800 =9922t9??t????? =13t42172573514 =13643175688718 =99222t??t????? =236439t1t7tt3t =4364536454???? <<<<<>>>>> ::: M23 M23 has been on for several evenings around 18 December at 1900 on 6794. On the 17th it just sent 11111 for 25 minutes. I mentioned this one in N&O#44 and labeled it M10. This is however M23: 10110 kHz, 0233 UTC, CW numbers: 555 555 555 for about 10 minutes. Another "555" transmission of M23 had a sked at 2030 UTC on 6980 kHz but this one seems to have ended. Another one at 1800 UTC on 19280 kHz is reportedly still sending. Igor heard the station between 23 and 27 December on these frequencies Pagina 48 WUN-v08 and times: 7630 7769 7980 8940 10660 11218 14749 16938 kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz 2138 2209 2038 0407 1633 1638 1501 1437 UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC (555) (555) (555) (555) (000) (555) (310) (310) <<<<<>>>>> ::: M39 M39 was finally heard again on 17 Jan. at 1000 UTC on 7540 kHz. In between each separate call a lot of dashes were sent for about 1 min. 247x3 47266x3 Sent 247x3 72963x3 Sent 097x3 73699x3 Sent Back on at 1030 097x3 73699x3 Sent 097x3 87747x3 Sent 097x3 16961x3 Sent 097x3 84001x3 Sent Ended 1045 5 times 5 times 5 times 5 5 5 5 times times times times <info: CR> <<<<<>>>>> ::: M40 Another log from Igor; also reported by our Japanese friends. 3843 kHz, 1403 UTC, 13 Dec 2001: vvv cq615,198,223 vvv cq198 cq198 cq198 hr hr 32 32 = = 84376 43445 81354 80869 40545 02990 73201 98107 67303 99697 23107 23264 41592 29934 ar ar rpt rpt vvv cq198 cq198 cq198 hr hr 32 32 = = 84376 43445 81354 80869 40545 02990 73201 98107 67303 99697 23107 23264 41592 29934 ar ar vvv cq233 cq233 cq233 hr hr 34 34 = = 73268 54367 69010 40119 59219 24868 91109 69346 57662 47634 13303 82624 04694 19633 03979 89291 rpt rpt vvv cq233 cq233 cq233 hr hr 34 34 = = 73268 54367 69010 40119 59219 24868 91109 69346 57662 47634 13303 82624 04694 19633 03979 89291 sk sk 40638 84479 58118 11326 90664 12747 44595 61399 71805 33826 45082 81001 67299 11947 90959 32282 17095 06276 40638 84479 58118 11326 90664 12747 44595 61399 71805 33826 45082 81001 67299 11947 90959 32282 17095 06276 82450 31412 97759 68143 76422 75072 47823 70260 45662 20902 12513 63384 65016 10450 64124 23561 87152 89520 ar ar 82450 31412 97759 68143 76422 75072 47823 70260 45662 20902 12513 63384 65016 10450 64124 23561 87152 89520 ar ar <<<<<>>>>> Pagina 49 WUN-v08 ::: MX - CLUSTER BEACONS & CHANNEL MARKERS I copied Kaliningrad on 9 January on 4043 kHz at 1845 UTC; "P" was interrupted by a RDL flash message at 1850 UTC (XXX XXX RDL RDL RDL etc) and a short msg from RDL at 1857: RDL RDL RID 93199 10296+ Then unreadable RTTY at 1907, then "P" again, followed by again a short RDL message and back to "P" again. S/off at 1915 UTC. "P" was also on 4079 and 7038.8 kHz. Pile reports marker "N" on 2813 kHz, while "V" was heard on 3658 and 21070.6 kHz. <<<<<>>>>> ::: UNID AND MILITARY STATIONS CZECH / SLOVAK MILITARY (S8BD, 4396, 2362, 5302 kHz) - S8BD This station used 2835, 3376, 3397, 4011, 4631 and 5132 kHz in January. C6CP C6CP C6CP DE S8BD S8BD S8BD QTC 81 20 32302 = 636 C6CP = 5FGs = S8BD - 4396 kHz The Slovak Military station in Zilina is still on the air on 4396 kHz. A typical message looks like this: "QR2U QR2U QR2U = KP6F KP5F KP6F +" Note past NVKL FCQR J7XD that the callsigns change every now and then. Also noted in the few months were: NVKL NVKL = HKVH HKVH HKVH + FCQR FCQR = A7KG A7KG A7KG + J7XD J7XD = D3QK D3QK D3QK + I parked my receiver on this frequency for over 40 hours and not one message was sent during this period, just the marker. - 2362 kHz 2362 kHz has been occupied for over a year by the still unid military station from either the Czech or Slovak Republic. Unfortunately it hasn't been heard since 21 Jan. Bad conditions? A new frequency? Or just vanished? The station transmits the callsign of the addressee and send messages at frequent intervals. I monitored it during a couple of nights. For further analyses, I also need a day time schedule -if it exists. If anyone can help, I would appreciate that very much. The station transmits each hour a group of three messages. Always one 5FG message, one 5LG message, and one mixed 5FG/5LG message. The fact that it sends these three different formats, may indicate that it is a training station, I find it however difficult to believe that they only send during the evenings and nights. The last message that I copied in the morning was 25 and the next one was at 1600 and was number 26. Does it use another frequency and another schedule during the day, or is it really off the air? - Format: XOSV XOSV XOSV DE XGW1 QTC 65 20 15 2124 885 =XOSV= 65 20 15 2124 885 = = = = = message number group count (always 20) date time (UTC+1) assigned command post Pagina 50 WUN-v08 Here a couple of examples and the schedule that I copied. U2XC marker U2XC U2XC U2XC U2XC DE D3LA QTC 67 20 13 2104 680 = U2XC = FMVNA EUHMH 37059 GIVCO YTSUY 37329 ZFITR HGYBC 37345 LXMAY VAKCW 92457 MKNYX WWLSQ 14502 FIHCZ VWDYR 03463 CODMR NTPRH = D3LA + U2XC U2XC U2XC U2XC DE D3LA QTC 68 20 13 2108 680 = U2XC = 20341 70591 41278 47382 91390 37345 61450 92457 76759 91450 02358 70346 46448 83965 20179 81204 25452 83019 24240 62731 = D3LA + U2XC marker XOSV marker XOSV XOSV DE XGW 1 QTC 64 20 15 2120 885 =XOSV= BTZXJ BHDHY PXPRC RILSA NAEDR MLDHX OWLJN MSIUJ BGNPU DYEFH PQDBT VTDYZ IPMAX EDYOP JSIXR OWPFH VINEZ RSTCX TADFHY EIMBF = XGW1 + X O S V X O S V X O S V X O S V X O S V X O S V X O S V XOSV XOSV XOSV DE XGW1 QTC 65 20 15 2124 885 =XOSV= BTZX T BHDHY 83106 SABNA DRFML 47991 DYZPI MAXIE 89893 LOWPF PVENE 74894 BFNAPH NHSGI 09374 TQBTK SBMPZ 13673 DIFVR QBIBC = XGW1 + XOSV marker XOSV XOSV XOSV DE 66 20 15 2135 885 18698 10618 84972 20348 47172 .5794 XGW1 QTC =XOSV= 47291 05389 13953 73847 82149 ..7.9 74053 13673 97223 56970 34423 3204. .5797 46010 = XGW1 + - Schedule (message nr / time UTC+1) 64 67 70 01 04 07 10 13 16 19 22 25 26 2120 2211 2351 0140 0148 0202 0349 0400 0532 0605 0702 0809 1606 65 68 71 02 05 08 11 14 17 20 23 2124 2213 2353 0142 0150 0206 0352 0404 0537 0610 0706 66 69 72 03 06 09 12 15 18 21 24 2135 2228 2356 0145 0153 0209 0356 0408 0545 0615 0709 27 1608 - 5302 kHz Yet another member of this family. Active on 5302 kHz with a number of callsigns, including S5ZW, EMW3 and ADKZ. Message format differs slightly from the 2362 station. PV6R PV6R PV6R de ADKZ ADKZ QTC 6 20 15 0928 = into 5 letter groups Ends with "+" and transmits long zero's <<<<<>>>>> 6776 kHz, 2323 UTC, 14 January. Heard by Day Watson. Also an Eastern Europe format: "OU6K 557 52 15 021 5 557 = 562 = PRUFA UOYQA" etc. <<<<<>>>>> Pagina 51 WUN-v08 The following one was on 9 Jan at 2206 UTC on 4039 kHz. It sent long zero's; lots of it as you can see :-) It was already in progress when I found it. The transmission ended with "+" and a long dash "T". 50012 ..30. 32001 00001 00006 20000 00006 30080 00006 50012 00006 00006 40010 40010 00006 40090 000.. 0...2 00089 00002 00612 40009 00005 00612 00014 00006 00612 00011 .0102 00012 40010 + T <<<<<>>>>> 3399 kHz, 2206 UTC, 19 December 2001. Probably a training transmission. 5LGs K QRV K BK QSU K BK RPT K BK RPT AA 8 K BK RPT AA 5 K BK RPT BK RPT AA 5 RPT AA 5 K BK RPT AA 2 K BK RPT AA 28 K and that went on for about 10 more minutes <<<<<>>>>> 3330.5 kHz, 2122-2133 UTC, 12 January = 4988 44 K repeated every 2 mins from 2122-2134 msg at 2150 RRNP RRNP RRNP --.. N --.. 951 951 13 77 followed by 5FGs. Ends with "K" <<<<<>>>>> 3158 kHz, 1950 UTC, 27 December 2001. Hand keyed. 2027 2048 = 434 TR2F = VJHDG BK GCHDL RFXMCT VKKMP BVCMF DEZBR ARZOX FTANQ DAXCU HBRBA LDYBJ YMVWF RHADB IUIGP BZNTX QEWGY GULGL YNZDG VILON BGZNK = VJHDG 4 UMFRI K = VJHDG K <<<<<>>>>> The L9CC family was active as every on a number of frequencies: "V CP17 CP17 CP17 DE L9CC L9CC" on 3533, 3545, 3548, 3551, 7027,7037, 7043, 7051, 7058, 7060, 7064, 7073 kHz "V MW3D MW3D MW3D DE 2SLC 2SLC" on 3330, 4400, 7074 kHz "V BFR7 BFR7 BFR7 DE 4XML 4XML" on 3380, 5756 kHz "V LA5H LA5H LA5H DE NH8T NH8T" on 4874, 5383 kHz "V IBEH IBEh IBEH DE L4FC L4FC" on 6510 kHz "V YELM YELM YELM DE FC1T FC1T" on 2331 kHz <<<<<>>>>> Pagina 52 WUN-v08 Igor checks in with an unid station on 12999 kHz, at 0840 UTC on 26 Dec 2001: ... 351 351 351 351 84 351 84 351 351 351 351 351 351 351 84 <pause> long dash <pause> long dash <<<<<>>>>> From an anonymous dxer: 7035 kHz, call 423 followed by 5FGs <<<<<>>>>> And the last one from Igor: 5658 kHz, 0654 UTC, 27 Dec 2001. Chinese military. 4FGs, cut numbers. r ga r ga ga qsl 15t3 kk rr ga qsp k as msg ga msg nr msg nr491 ck99 93 rr rmks = 3189 to 3379 = rrr = = = = = = t5t6 3u7n 7dta 424t 5nat t7ud 3an6 nd75 76a7 4nd7 45u3 ta67 u5u6 dt7a ut43 6dta 5d57 4a63 udu6 at67 du5u 4nut unut d7an ud75 3ud4 a3nu 435n u44a a35a 1227 15t4 = 7849 ar k 7ua4 u444 nn3d 6736 7tan n537 6t6d 7743 u7un t54t 4u37 n5ad 66dt 7n36 u3ta 3656 3adn d64u tt4d 356d t74a a6a7 3d6n u3u6 ttta 5nta 3n7a t54d 5n35 utn4 t3d6 at54 d6d6 ut53 an63 5nt5 nd5d da47 47d4 7n6t ar ar ar ar <<<<<>>>>> Deka from Japan copied a Russian control station on 23 Dec 2001 at 1300 UTC. "XXX XXX C6VX 41771 BEREKA 9552 4600 K" The "XXX messages They are response XXX" messages can be compared with the USAF EAMs. These flash can be heard on a large number of Russian (navy) frequencies. being sent to activate a specific tactical net, or to test times of the called stations; things like that. The callsigns used are sometimes the calls of a specific station, but more often a general callsign of the staff in Moscow or elsewhere. Examples: "RDL" is the general call of the Russian Navy HQ in Moscow; "WLHN" is a general call used by the staff in Moscow for flash messages to staff elsewhere in the country, or enroute (ships, trains, aircraft) Other callsigns target specific areas or units; e.g. the Baltic fleet, or all units in Siberia, etc. -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* OTHER MODES * ::: NEW "PIP" AND 3-TONE MARKER The station first appeared on 24 Dec. on 3226.5 kHz, moved on 25 Dec. to 2232.5, then per 1 Jan. to 2200.5, on 21 Jan. to 3250.5 kHz, and on 24 Jan. back to 2200.5 kHz. The time signal sounds like an antique analog clockwork. There is no intelligent data in the time signal. No minute or hour markers, no id, Pagina 53 WUN-v08 just the second pip. When you listen carefully, you will notice that a number of pips sort of "hesitate". I checked the pip with DCF77 and noticed that it is completely in synch with DCF77. The modulation of both the pip and the 3-tone channel marker underneath is AM. The signal is good 24 hours a day in Central and Western Europe. The signal strength reported during the afternoon in Holland, Germany, UK, Hungary, Finland and France, indicate that the signal must come from a location not far from here. First df's pointed towards the Eastern Mediterranean. Greece was suggested but the signal is not audible in Greece during day time, so it must be closer to the West. It does not follow propagation conditions from Russia and farther east. Best guess so far is somewhere W.Europe. Reports are most welcome from any part of Europe. Please let me know when you heard it, how strong it was, and if you have df equipment, please tell me what the bearing is from your location. <<<<<>>>>> ::: CHANNEL MARKERS The The The The The well known channel markers are all currently active. buzzer (S28) on 4625 kHz pip (S30) on 3756 kHz "Squeaky Wheel" on 3828 kHz new pip and 3-tone channel marker (see above) <<<<<>>>>> ::: XPH Chris writes "I copied XPH last night (20 Dec) on 5388 kHz at 2300z. Is this part of a new sked?" So far, I haven't seen any other logs, Chris. Unfortunately I have no frequencies for the February morning and 2110 skeds. The only morning frequency that I have is 0700 UTC on 14890 kHz. Check 11, 12 and 13 MHz frequencies ending on 90 kHz for possible other transmissions. The evening sked is expected to be at 2100 UTC on 7967 kHz, 2120 UTC on 6744 kHz, and 2140 UTC on 5395 kHz. <<<<<>>>>> ::: M42 M42 activity in the Americas seems to be low these days. Don Schimmel (hi Don, long time no see!) writes in his "Radio Intrigue" column on DXING.COM <http://www.dxing.com/intrigue.htm> the following: "Although I had my receivers set on the frequencies used on the link, there were many schedules I did not hear. I don't know if the schedules were held or if the signals were being obliterated by some severe QRM. On 10 November there were no signals at the 1445 UTC sked but at 1504 the Cuba relay transmitter came up in FSK Morse and sent the ETFNJX TKAGAS sequence over and over. After several minutes of calling, he went down. I did not log any activity until 30 November at about 1404 UTC when I heard a station on 13519 kHz send a string of dits. The signal sounded like the field transmitter. At 1412 Cuba began sending the ETFNJX TKAGAS call-up and continued until about 1418. I left the receivers set up on the FAPSI frequencies of 16218 and 13519 kHz and at 1436 a station on 13519 sent one call-up of WPC and nothing more. This latter transmission may not have been related to the FAPSI link but it sure sounded like the field transmitter." Pagina 54 WUN-v08 As Don says, the Cuban relay is still active but Managua is very quiet these days. It goes without saying that reports from the American stations are more than welcome!!! Moscow has moved its traffic to higher frequencies and it is quite possible that Cuba also abandoned the old frequencies in favour of new higher frequencies. Bob wrote to Spooks about the apparent demise of the transmissions. As a reaction to Bob's remark, Leif sent the following comments to the list: "The M42/Fapsi stations are still there and the amount of activity has not dropped. They have however changed their operational habits a little. The automated broadcasts here in Europe have all vanished (identifiers: KUL/RAU/VKX etc.) but the individual point to point links between Moscow and its embassies are still present. I am sure this applies to the one way broadcasts originating from the Cuban relay as well. If you look at my logs on WUN, you will notice a wide variety of entries ranging around these stations. They may be a bit harder to identify these days, as there has been a shift from Baudot to the 32-tone MFSK mode known to Hoka users as Crowd36 and a narrow band parallel tone PSK modem sounding somewhat like MT63. The traffic however seen on these MFSK (and probably the PSK) circuits is exactly the same as the one noted on the old Baudot links. You will see the same 11177/11166/11144 preambles followed by the individual link IDs. Even if the mode has changed, the contents are still the same -> 5 letter groups, 5 figure groups and on some links they have offline crypto which is not divided into 5LGs. Additionally they seem to have abandoned some of their old channels, as a result of the high solar activity. I have noticed that the EUR portion of the net has the tendency to use frequencies in the upper portion of the HF spectrum during daytime. So look for them in the 17-21 MHz range during daylight hours." -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0Mathias Kropf sent me the results of the annual Clandestine Activity Survey. These stations are often jammed and that makes it interesting for the oddities monitors. -Press Release- 2001 Clandestine Activity Survey During the year 2001 the activity of political clandestine stations broadcasting on shortwave has increased by 4.7% to 1432 weekly Broadcasting Hours (WBHs). After almost a decade of decreasing activity during the 1990s this is the second year of increased activity in a row. Clandestine activity to Asian target areas has increased by 9.1% to 1045 WBHs, while activity on the African continent dropped by 7% to 211 WBHs. The activity to target areas on the American continent has remained unchanged at 176 WBHs. The number of active target areas (countries) worldwide has increased by one to 21. Newly reactivated target areas are Vietnam (last previous activity in 1994), Cambodia (1997) and Nigeria (1998). On the other hand, Papua New Guinea and the Democratic Republic of Congo are thought to be no longer active. The three most active target areas worldwide are Iraq with 367 WBHs (+8 when compared with last year), Korea DPR with Pagina 55 WUN-v08 217 WBHs (unchanged) and Cuba with 162 WBHs (unchanged). <<<<<>>>>> Aero dxer Risto Hirvonen asks if anyone has information about the many Arabic voice stations in the aero bands. He mentions the following frequencies: 5491, 5566, 5588, 5660, 5663.5, 6530, 6640, 8840, 8844, 8866, 8881, 8895, 8900, 8905, 8950, 8954, 8979, 9005, 11269, 11325, 11360, and 13320 kHz. Risto says "Some of the traffic sounds like phone patches, but I also heard other formats." -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* MILF - MORO ISLAMIC LIBERATION FRONT * The following appeared originally in WUN vol.6 #3 and #5 "Philippines - Military sends 2,000 more troops against southern rebels. The Philippine military deployed 2,000 more troops Friday in a southern province following an offensive by Muslim separatists that left at least 28 people dead and 29 others wounded, officials said. A shaky calm prevailed Friday in three towns in the province of Lanao del Norte as three battalions of army soldiers and a battalion of marines arrived to bolster the 500-strong security force already arrayed against the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) rebels. On Thursday, 15 rebels were killed..............'' The above was taken from a report from AFP on 17 March 2000. MILF is still very active in the southern part of the Philippines, and is hotter then ever now reports allegedly link them with Osama Bin Laden. Military intelligence officials claim that at least eighteen MILF members have trained for handling explosives in Afghanistan. As you may expect, MILF officials deny Al Qaeda connections. MILF communications have been heard on shortwave by various dxers from Australasia. One of these dxers suggested an article about the MILF, so here we go... ::: Who, what, where and why? The MILF is an Islamic liberation movement in the Bangsamoro homeland in Mindanao and the neighbouring islands. The Moroland (now known as "Southern Philippines") is composed of Mindanao island (the second largest island of the Philippine islands) Palawan, Basilan, the Sulu archipelago, and the neighbouring islands. The demand of the MILF is no less than an independent Moro Islamic State and until this is accomplished the Moro Jihad will continue. The Philippines has had a long history of Moro rebellion during the past 445 years. Resistance to colonization was especially strong among the Muslim population of the Sulu Archipelago and southwestern Mindanao. Spanish control (1521-1898) over the Moros was never complete, and the Muslim struggle continued in the United States colonial era (1898-1946). The then following period until 1970, was relatively quiet but the Muslims never really accepted Manila as governor over the Moros which lead to a widespread conflict in the 1970s. Although the jihad is still going on, it is not as fierce as in the period 1970-1983. The MILF was Maguindanaos Front MNLF). numbers from formed in 1977 when Hashim Salamat, supported by ethnic from Mindanao, split from the Moro National Liberation The military strength of the MILF is unknown to me. The various sources differ too much to be reliable. Numbers Pagina 56 WUN-v08 given by Islamic sources are quite impressive: * 120,000 men (six divisions) regular Islamic Armed Forces of which more than 80% are well armed * at least 300,000 militiamen Other sources state that the MILF forces declined from over 30000 in the mid-70s to some 15000 now. ::: The MILF on shortwave Although not as frequent as in the past, the MILF are still using HF communications. Until 1997 their transmissions were regularly logged but the MILF is modernizing and they are gradually switching over to GSM and computerized communications via satellite. Modes : Callsign : Frequencies: Language : USB and ARQ (mainly ARQ) Liberator 7926.7, 7946.7, 7961.7, 7971.7, 11146.7 kHz American English (lots of military jargon) Sitor is used between Sandakan and Camp Abu Bhakar. Frequencies are between 6 and 9 MHz. They use 150 Watts amateur mobile transceivers and it is very unlikely that one can receive these weak signals here in Europe. Their communication procedures are quite good and they are well aware of the fact that HF is cheaper than satellite but they use both and cellular as well. The location of Camp Abu Bhakar is precisely known however the Bladigarmen forces cannot attack them because MILF and Moro are too strong. Sandakan is their main logistics port for arms supply and the place has become very dangerous with too many illegal and/or criminal Philippine immigrants around town and on the coastline. The new road between Kuala Kinabalu and Sandakan is used for illegal arms transports from the illegal Philippine immigrants detention camp in Kuala Kinabalu, and Polis Sabah is unable or unwilling to stop the trade. The second logistics port is Tawau and there you have the Indonesians as well. They collect money for the fighting of the local people around Samarinda and Pontianak against the "transmigrasi" people from Java and Madura in particular. There are dozens of illegal boat trips daily between Tawau and Tarakan for arms and people (prostitutes) trade. Arrangements here are made via cellular radio. The situation in Indonesia has become so bad that the people from Kuching go shopping there on the weekend (the border is just 40 km away) and now there are three shopping flights per week to Pontianak. To fight the illegal immigrants there are roadblocks all around Kuching. If you live in the region and hear these stations, please send us your logs. Sources: newspaper articles and websites of FAS, Nida'ul Islam magazine, AFP, Newsboy's Newsroom, Library of Congress' Country Studies, Real World Rescue, Joerg Klingenfuss, Charles Chenery, http://www.morojihad.com/milf.html, and of course the WUN archive. -0-0-0-0-CONET-0-0-0-0--------------------------------------------||||| PRODUCTS and BOOKS Review ,-~~-.____ / | ' \ ( ) 0 \_/-, ,----' ==== // / \-'~; /~~~(O) / __/~| / | =( _____| (_________| |||||| -----------------------------Editor.....Bob Margolis 136 East Woodland Road Lake Forest, IL 60045-1729 [email protected] ----------------------------Pagina 57 WUN-v08 2002 Guide to Utility Radio Stations, Klingenfuss Publications Always optimistic about the state of shortwave radio as a continuing medium for global communications, Joerg Klingenfuss, who has published his annual utility radio station handbook for 20 years, says the space vacated by those non-broadcast radio services that have moved to satellites is being taken up by the private sector. Digital communications, especially, is alive and well, notes Klingenfuss, and thus it remains for him to continue publishing this highly-regarded guidebook to keep listeners such as us well informed as to what is being heard lately over the shortwave radio spectrum. "During the past years," says Klingenfuss in the preface of his 2002 Guide to Utility Radio Stations, "many more radionets switched to satellite communications and left large parts of the shortwave spectrum apparently 'unoccupied.' So is shortwave radio finally finished? Far from it." "Its role increases again since the services once offered by national telecommunications authorities are now taken up by the private sector in a cost-effective and innovative manner. Communication service providers are now targeting shortwave radio users, particularly for high frequency(HF) e-mail. Private radionets such as Globe Wireless and Pin Oak offer inexpensive global radio connections, using state-of-the-art technologies such as PACTOR that have never been considered--let alone understood-- by traditional public telecommunication companies," he says, as he predicts "that HF e-mail will continue to spread rapidly and will soon develop into the major application of modern digital HF techniques..." In other words, don't throw away your digital data decoding equipment; there's still life left in them now and for years to come. Recent service providers that have chosen to use shortwave radio for their communications also include Berne Radio, Bushlink, Cruise Email, International Committee of the Red Cross, Kiel Radio, Mobile Radio, Sailmail, and the World Food Program, as well as other businesses and organizations. Listening information for those services are listed in the frequency list section of the guidebook. Listed in this edition, published on Dec. 10, 2001, are some 1,800 stations that use 10,078 frequencies on the shortwave radio band between 3 and 30 MHz, and also the adjacent 9.0 to 148.5 kHz and 1606.5 to 3000.0 kHz frequency bands. Some 7,800 changes were made from the 2001 edition in updating to the current edition. The frequency list occupies 337 pages in this approximately 600page book. The remaining pages provide a lot of additional information to enhance your listening pleasure, include broadcast schedules, abbreviations lists, codes, and radio regulations in 19 other chapters. To see sample pages from the utility guide, go to http://www.klingenfuss.org/ and click on the link to this book. There is also a link to an Order Form should you choose to purchase the book on the Internet from Klingenfuss Publications. The cover price is 40 Euros. Eurocard, Master Card and Visa credit cards are accepted. Payment by check is not recommended due to high bank charges, amounting to 15 Euros that is applied to each deposited check. Approximate exchange rates, as found at the Klingenfuss Publications Website, are 1 EUR equals 1.62 CAD, 1.47 CHF, 7.46 DKR, 0.65 GBP, 115 JPY,8.86 SEK, and 0.85 USD. Credit card payments may be made online. Checks, if you want to pay the stiff bank fee anyway, should be sent to Klingenfuss Publications, Hagenloher Str. 14, D-72070 Tuebingen, Germany. In the United States, the book may be ordered from Universal Radio, Reynoldsburg, Ohio, for $39.95, plus shipping and handling, at http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/books/4363.html , or order at its toll-free number, 1 800 431-3939. 2002 Super Frequency List on CD-ROM, Klingenfuss Publications Pagina 58 WUN-v08 Now in its eighth edition, the 2002 Super Frequency list, which was published Dec. 10, 2001, contains not only the 10,078 frequencies found in the 2002 Guide to Utility Radio Stations, it also includes another 10,243 entries for clandestine, domestic and international broadcasting services on shortwave radio, plus 18,769 formerly active frequencies. This compact disk runs under Windows 3.1, 95, 98, 2000, ME, NT, and XP operating systems for PC's. There are two software versions on this disk, one in German, the other in English. Installation is easy. Just follow directions found in the "Readme" and "Liesmich" text files on the CD-ROM. The database can be sorted by frequency, call sign, station, country, or transmission mode. There is also word search capability, and data can be copied to the clipboard for pasting in your own documents. Other text files are provided, including lists of abbreviations, country codes, and other useful aids. Radioraft, the digital data shareware program by French radio amateur Francois Guillet, F6FLT, is included. It is inside the "Control" folder. Another folder contains "screenshots" of 240 decoded digital data transmissions in the gif graphics format. The cost for all of this is 25 Euros, which includes worldwide surface mail from Klingenfuss Publications, Hagenloher Str. 14, D-72070 Tuebingen, Germany. Approximate exchange rates, as found at the Klingenfuss Publications Website, are 1 EUR equals 1.62 CAD, 1.47 CHF, 7.46 DKR, 0.65 GBP, 115 JPY, 8.86 SEK, and 0.85 USD. In the United States, the CD-ROM may be ordered from Universal Radio, Reynoldsburg, Ohio, for $24.95, plus shipping and handling, at http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/cd/4492.html , or order at its toll-free number, 1 800 431-3939. Deadlines: ------------------------------ THE WUN QSL CENTER 15th of each month John (J.D.) Stephens P.O. Box 11522 Huntsville, AL 35814-1522, U.S.A. E-Mail: [email protected] Greetings to all and welcome to the first QSL Center column for 2002. Here's hoping the Holiday season was a great one for you, and that your mailbox overflowed with QSLs. If so, let us know about it here and we'll let everyWUN else know in the next column. Without further ado, here's what we have for you this month: ========================================================================= ARGENTINA: LSD836 - Argentina Radio. 8418 f/d "QSL card" (a letter, actually) and separate short ltr in 15 ds. Letter says LSD836 is the only Argentine coastal station currently in operation, and has a contract with Globe Wireless. Address: Espinosa 1045, Buenos Aires 1405. V/s: Juan Manuel Avila - Jefe Estacion. (JW) AUSTRALIA: VIE - Globe Wireless/Darwin Radio. 22682.5 f/d Globe Wireless QSL cd in 178 ds. (AI) BELGIUM: OST - Oostende Radio. 8435.5 f/d "OST-OSU" 8x11 QSL sheet in 32 ds for $1. Als received informational pamphlet in French about the station. (JW) BOLIVIA: CPK - Globe Wireless, Santa Cruz. 22847.4 f/d Globe Wireless QSL cd in 41 ds - 2nd reply! (AI) Pagina 59 WUN-v08 CANADA: XJN714 - SailMail Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. 93 ds (150 watts). (AI) 20958 18234 f/d ltr in COLOMBIA: S12 - Spanish Embassy, Bogota. seal on rr (AI) replied with station GREECE: SVO - Olympia Radio. 22387.5 f/d computer-generated QSL, plus an old SVA (Athens Radio) card in 27 ds for a rpt with $1. V/s: I. Troylis - Manager. Rpt was sent to: O.T.E., Tech. Service, Achilleos 14, Pyrgas 27100, Greece. Address on reply envelope was: Assemblage of Maritime Communicationss, 85 Patision Str., 104 34 Athens. (JW ) HAWAII: KUZ533 - SailMail Honolulu. 13930 f/d ltr in 19 ds (150 watts).(AI) UNITED STATES: KZN508 - SailMail Rockhill, South Carolina. ltr in 93 ds (150 watts). (AI) 13998 f/d UNITED STATES: KNY81 - NCS Everett, Washington. 14396.5 f/d PFC, viewcard, and sticker in 112 ds (100 watts). (NCS = National Communications System)(AI) UNITED STATES: AGA2PA - US Air Force MARS, Patrick AFB, Florida. 20992.5 f/d PFC in 12 ds (200 watts). (AI) UNITED STATES: WRD719 - SailMail Palo Alto, California. in 38 ds (150watts). (AI) UNITED STATES: AAT4CP - US Army MARS, Mount Washington, Kentucky. 20973.5 f/d PFC,Ham cd, and sticker in 18 ds (1000 watts). (AI) UNITED STATES: WUG231 - US Army Corps of Engineers, Marianna, Arkansas. 14484 PFC in 21 ds after a f/up. This was for their Armed Forces Day operation in May 2001. V/s: A.H.Hilliard (W4GMM/AFA2FL). (JW) 13986 f/d ltr SHIPS/INTERNATIONAL WATERS DRCF - FGS Puma (S-72 Missile Patrol Boat). photo in 57 ds (1000 watts) (AI). 3116 f/d PFC and large color MVEU7 - MV Far Supporter. 2182 + 2306 f/d PFC, photo, and Christmas cd in 37 ds (400 watts). (AI) ========================================================================= OTHERNESS Andreas Ibold writes in requesting a postal address for AFA1LJ in Pennsylvania, USA. If you can supply even just a name or Ham callsign, this would help. If you need Andreas's E-mail address, drop us a quick note here at the QSL Center. Andreas also notes that the postal address for all of his SailMail QSLs listed above is: SailMail Association, 921 E.Charleston Rd., Palo Alto CA 94303, USA. Thanx to Andreas and John for their contributions, and let's hear from YOU next month!! ========================================================================= Abbreviations used: Pagina 60 WUN-v08 f/d = Full data p/d = partial data cd.= QSL card ltr = letter V/s = Verification Signer ds = ds SASE = self addressed stamped envelope rr = reception report n/d = no data PFC = Prepared Form Card wks = weeks ms = mint stamps Thanx to this month's contributors: Andreas Ibold - Alpen, Germany (AI) John Wilkins - Wheat Ridge, Colorado, USA (JW) Good DX until next time! 73 de JDS. ---------------------------------THE WUN QSL CENTER Deadlines: 15th of each month John (J.D.) Stephens P.O. Box 11522 Huntsville, AL 35814-1522, U.S.A. E-Mail: [email protected] Greetings to all and welcome to the first QSL Center column for 2002. Here's hoping the Holiday season was a great one for you, and that your mailbox overflowed with QSLs. If so, let us know about it here and we'll let everyWUN else know in the next column. Without further ado, here's what we have for you this month: ========================================================================= ARGENTINA: LSD836 - Argentina Radio. 8418 f/d "QSL card" (a letter, actually) and separate short ltr in 15 ds. Letter says LSD836 is the only Argentine coastal station currently in operation, and has a contract with Globe Wireless. Address: Espinosa 1045, Buenos Aires 1405. V/s: Juan Manuel Avila - Jefe Estacion. (JW) AUSTRALIA: VIE - Globe Wireless/Darwin Radio. 22682.5 f/d Globe Wireless QSL cd in 178 ds. (AI) BELGIUM: OST - Oostende Radio. 8435.5 f/d "OST-OSU" 8x11 QSL sheet in 32 ds for $1. Als received informational pamphlet in French about the station. (JW) BOLIVIA: CPK - Globe Wireless, Santa Cruz. 22847.4 f/d Globe Wireless QSL cd in 41 ds - 2nd reply! (AI) CANADA: XJN714 - SailMail Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. 93 ds (150 watts). (AI) 20958 18234 f/d ltr in COLOMBIA: S12 - Spanish Embassy, Bogota. seal on rr (AI) replied with station GREECE: SVO - Olympia Radio. 22387.5 f/d computer-generated QSL, plus an old SVA (Athens Radio) card in 27 ds for a rpt with $1. V/s: I. Troylis - Manager. Rpt was sent to: O.T.E., Tech. Service, Achilleos 14, Pyrgas 27100, Greece. Pagina 61 WUN-v08 Address on reply envelope was: Assemblage of Maritime Communicationss, 85 Patision Str., 104 34 Athens. (JW ) HAWAII: KUZ533 - SailMail Honolulu. 13930 f/d ltr in 19 ds (150 watts).(AI) UNITED STATES: KZN508 - SailMail Rockhill, South Carolina. ltr in 93 ds (150 watts). (AI) 13998 f/d UNITED STATES: KNY81 - NCS Everett, Washington. 14396.5 f/d PFC, viewcard, and sticker in 112 ds (100 watts). (NCS = National Communications System)(AI) UNITED STATES: AGA2PA - US Air Force MARS, Patrick AFB, Florida. 20992.5 f/d PFC in 12 ds (200 watts). (AI) UNITED STATES: WRD719 - SailMail Palo Alto, California. in 38 ds (150watts). (AI) UNITED STATES: AAT4CP - US Army MARS, Mount Washington, Kentucky. 20973.5 f/d PFC,Ham cd, and sticker in 18 ds (1000 watts). (AI) UNITED STATES: WUG231 - US Army Corps of Engineers, Marianna, Arkansas. 14484 PFC in 21 ds after a f/up. This was for their Armed Forces Day operation in May 2001. V/s: A.H.Hilliard (W4GMM/AFA2FL). (JW) 13986 f/d ltr SHIPS/INTERNATIONAL WATERS DRCF - FGS Puma (S-72 Missile Patrol Boat). photo in 57 ds (1000 watts) (AI). 3116 f/d PFC and large color MVEU7 - MV Far Supporter. 2182 + 2306 f/d PFC, photo, and Christmas cd in 37 ds (400 watts). (AI) ========================================================================= OTHERNESS Andreas Ibold writes in requesting a postal address for AFA1LJ in Pennsylvania, USA. If you can supply even just a name or Ham callsign, this would help. If you need Andreas's E-mail address, drop us a quick note here at the QSL Center. Andreas also notes that the postal address for all of his SailMail QSLs listed above is: SailMail Association, 921 E.Charleston Rd., Palo Alto CA 94303, USA. Thanx to Andreas and John for their contributions, and let's hear from YOU next month!! ========================================================================= Abbreviations used: f/d = Full data p/d = partial data cd.= QSL card ltr = letter V/s = Verification Signer ds = ds SASE = self addressed stamped envelope rr = reception report n/d = no data PFC = Prepared Form Card wks = weeks ms = mint stamps Thanx to this month's contributors: Andreas Ibold - Alpen, Germany (AI) John Wilkins - Wheat Ridge, Colorado, USA (JW) Pagina 62 WUN-v08 Good DX until next time! 73 de JDS. ---------------------------------### UTILITY ROUND-UP ### // Editor: Ary Boender <[email protected]> \\ // LF editor: Trond Jacobsen <[email protected]> \\ ----------------------------------------------------------Hi everybody! We have a nice long Utility Round-up for you this month, including Trond's LONG WAVE SECTION and the second edition of AERO MONITORING. I am still hunting for Time Signal Stations and want to put the list of active TS stations in next month's column. So please, send me as many logs as you can. I still need info about the status of most Latin American stations, HLA in Korea, and RAB99 in Khabarovsk, Russia on 25 kHz. Many of you already sent their findings. I really appreciate that. Thanks for your co-operation people! -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* COMBINED CADET FORCES * Graham Tanner managed to do some listening on Xmas day and says "back at the start of December the ACF/CCF (Cadet Forces in the UK) held a radio competition, and as usual the results were announced on Xmas day at 12.00 local UK time. Although I missed the competition due to holidays, I made sure that I listened to the broadcast of the results. The broadcast was on 5343.0 kHz, and a few stations called-in early for a chat first." Graham heard the following bunch: Z71B: calling 43C from 11.30z to 11.40z. A43C: working Z71B 11.40z. Q29D: working Z71B/A43C, assuming Net Control 11.48z. Q29D: joined by Z51A/Z12/E23B/Z97A/Z57B 12.01z Y87: calling 13.02z, no answer. At 12.11z Q29D announced the results of the CCF radio contest held 1st/2nd Dec - 27 stations entered, but only 26 submitted logs for the contest. At 12.14z Z21B joined the group. All stations closed down by 12.35z. -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* FM STATIONS * The conditions to Eastern Europe were great between 1015 and 1220 UTC on 24 December. I copied no less than 33 stations in FM mode. Most of them were taxi's and truckers. Besides the usual base to car comms, I also heard a number of phone patches. Markus from Austria also heard a number of these stations. Traffic was heard on the following freqs in January; all conversations were in Russian or other Slavic languages: 25755, 25860, 26056, 26085, 26170, 26185, 26405, 26412, 26570, 26583, 26760, 26775, 29045 kHz 25880, 26089, 26220, 26420, 26625, 26795, 25920, 26125, 26230, 26430, 26670, 26845, 25945, 26130, 26235, 26475, 26675, 26850, 25965, 26140, 26247, 26490, 26715, 26884, 25987, 26155, 26252, 26543, 26729, 27725, 26015, 26165, 26390, 26555, 26744, 29000, Markus heard a Turkish station on 26765 FM at 0837 UTC, while I copied a couple of Dutch pagers on: 26150, 26450, 26550, 26650, 26800, and Pagina 63 WUN-v08 26850 kHz. The studio link of WFLA -970AM- from Florida, was reported by many WUNners on 25870 kHz FM. I heard the station on 24 December with much QRM from the Russian taxi stations. It was surprisingly strong here in the Netherlands. Then over to the USA. One of our monitors in Florida copied traffic on the following frequencies; all FM. - Eastern Europe (most likely Russia and Ukraine): 25595, 25685, 25700, 25860, 25885, 25945, 26060, 26070, 26100, 28200, 28775, 28975, 29765, 29785, 29855 kHz; all taxi/trucker like traffic. 29825 FM presumed location: Russia. Full duplex phone conversation of some sort in Russian. - Latin American HF high-end dispatchers which he tediously picked out of crush of out bander activity. Spanish was spoken on all frequencies. 25785 26015 26175 26215 26359 26565 26816 26880 26935 26946 26950 29725 29730 FM AM AM AM AM 1500 1605 1510 2150 1330 UTC. UTC. UTC. UTC. UTC. 2FG callsigns till well after 2100 UTC 2FG calls. Accent Uruguayan or Argentinian. "35" calling "30" 3FG calls Multiple stations audible, probably Northern Latin America based on conditions. AM 1400 UTC. Numeric callsigns AM AM 1625 UTC. 1428 UTC. "100" calling "13". There was a second net on the same frequency AM 1400 UTC. AM 1440 UTC. Numeric callsigns, some prefixed w/ "movil" FM 2FG calls daily, one side audible only. FM 2005 UTC. UNID LAm whistler WLL phone conversation. Thomas Lindenthal <[email protected]> wishes everyone a very good year and tells me that he managed to copy some interesting US ute stations on 33-34 and 46-47 MHz. He is looking for VHF enthusiasts who can help him identify the stations that he has heard. The last item in the FM section was forwarded by Tom. It originates from Hard-Core-DX.com, submitted by "Hodgson, TN USA" who reports: "27597-27605 FM, UNID, 1315-1327, 6 Jan. As I was scanning up 27 Mhz I came across, the broadcast of an Irish church service in FM mode. I soon realized that it was a funeral. I assume this was a remote feed of some sort. This is what I heard: At 1315 mournful song by woman with piano accompaniment. Definite Irish melody. Then there was a minute of just background sounds like coughing and rustling. Then a Priest with definite Irish accent began a prayer and the congregation responded at appropriate times. Then someone else said: "Please stand for the final farewell prayer". After the prayer a bell began tolling and there was one last prayer, followed by another beautiful song by the woman with piano. When the song ended the signal went off. Lots of fading, distortion, and CB QRM, but at times quite strong and clear." -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* HF BEACONS * Lionel Roithmeir listens to the world from the beautiful Channel Islands and copied a large number of propagation beacons. freq. ----28110 callsign -------F5KCK freq. ----28165 callsign -------KA1EKS Pagina 64 freq. ----28175 callsign -------VE3TEN 28182 28199 28200 28200 28200 28204 28215 28231 28236 28246 28257 28264 28272 28285 28291 28296 28302 SV3AQR LU1FHH LU4AA VE8AT ZS6DN N3NIA KA9SZX N9BPE VE1CBZ VE9BEA DK0TEN AB8Z KA2GKA N2JNT VE3LZ W3VD UA4NM 28189 28200 28200 28200 28202 28208 28217 28233 28240 28248 28257 28267 28272 28290 28292 28297 WUN-v08 XE1SRF 4X6TU OA4B W6WX ZS1J WN2A WB0FTL N9RET YO2X N1ME WY5I OH9TEN W4TIY SK5TEN SK0CT NS9RC 28195 28200 28200 28200 28203 28211 28219 28236 28243 28254 28260 28269 28280 28290 28295 28298 VA2MGL CS3B OH2B YV5B WB5UAA? LA4TEN K2KL LA5TEN WA1RAJ W4STT? KA1NSV/4 W3HH K5AB WB4WOR KA7BGR K4JDR The number of unid HF beacons is still growing. Most logs come from dxers close to the Mexican Gulf. The signals are most likely coming from driftnet beacons. freq. ------28156 28166 28180.9 28200 28201 28216 28236.1 28241 28250.1 28270.3 28281 28286.1 28300 callsign -------MR NZ MMI MCA SAM 3MUN BA MMI MAC LEY AML MMI MCA freq. ------28156.3 28166.3 28181 28200.8 28208 28216 28241 28241,1 28256 28270.9 28281 28290 callsign -------MB C R R NZ C AML SAM C NZ MR LEY freq. ------28160.7 28180 28200 28201 28215.8 28235.9 28241 28241.2 28256,1 28280.1 28285 28290 callsign -------C LEY MAC MR NE A MIL AML MA MCA L MAC -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* LONG WAVE SECTION * ::: OUA, Danish Navy, Aarhus, Denmark, with test transmissions de rdffc testing the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog 1234567890 ryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryry sgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsg end of test This was reported by WUNner Klaus Betke, who heard the station on 122.3 kHz early in the evening on the 20th. RDFFC is ISCOMMGREENLAND, Island Commander Greenland. Until 1 September 1999, the Island Commander of Greenland was part of the NATO commando structure. The command and the naval forces where then transferred to a national level, outside NATO jurisdiction. Groenlands Kommando (the Greenland Command) has an agreement with SACLANT and CINCWESTLANT regarding the control and surveillance of vessels in Greenland's waters. The chief of the Groenlands Kommando is still called by the English acronym ISCOMGREENLAND; - Island Commander Greenland. Take a look at these web sites for more info: http://www.glk.gl/Nyheder2001/defense.htm www.flsfrh.svn.dk/engelsk/curriculum_vitae_kommand%C3%B8r_us2.htm for a personal profile of ISCOMGREENLAND. Pagina 65 WUN-v08 ::: RSDN-20 aka ALPHA is alive and kicking The Russian VLF hyperbolic navigational aid RSDN-20, nicknamed ALPHA by western forces, has not only outlived the western OMEGA system, but is also recently upgraded. The Revda tx site, South of Murmansk on the Kola peninsula, in the north western part of Russia, is again operational. Last time this site was RDF'ed was in May 2000. VLF enthusiast Matti Niemela in Finland, reported mid-day on the 21st that ALPHA was using a new transmission sequence, as well as additional frequencies. There where seven audible Alpha-tones in the range 11.9 15.625 kHz. It was soon discovered that one of the frequencies in use, was new for the RSDN-20 system. After May 2000 and prior to 18 January RSDN-20 used only the three basic frequencies; F1 F2 and F3. There are also a special set of alternate frequencies; F6, F7 and F8. The RSDN-20 system frequency use, are mathematical related to a base frequency of 744 1/21 Hz. F0 F1 F2 F3 F3p F4 F5 744 1/21 Hz 11904.76190 12648.80952 14880.95238 14881.09127 12090.77381 12044.27083 Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz = = = = = = = 1MHz / 1344 16 * F0 17 * F0 20 * F0 F3 + (5/36) (260/16) * F0 (259/16) * F0 The alternate frequencies are multiples of 781.25 Hz F6 F7 F8 12500.00000 Hz = 16 * 781.25 Hz 13281.25000 Hz = 17 * 781.25 Hz 15625.00000 Hz = 20 * 781.25 Hz The new frequency (lets call it F9)seems to be 12.695312 kHz. The exact mathematical relationship to the other frequencies, is not yet fully understood. The new set of frequencies does not include Revda, i.e. they are not used by the other transmitters in the chain. The current use of the spectrum is: 15.625 kHz: Revda, station exclusive frequency. (former RSDN-20 secondary frequency) 14.880952 kHz (F3) or 14.881091 kHz (old F3p): Novosibirsk, Krasnodar and El'ban 13.28125 kHz: Revda, station exclusive frequency. (former RSDN-20 secondary frequency) 12.695312 kHz: Revda, station exclusive frequency. New frequency. 12.648809 kHz (F2 ): Novosibirsk, Krasnodar and El'ban 12.500 kHz: Revda, station exclusive frequency. (former RSDN-20 secondary frequency) 11.904761 (F1): Novosibirsk, Krasnodar and El'ban While the western OMEGA system was intended for worldwide coverage, the arrangement of the RSDN-20 sites and their corresponding baselines, seems to have been originally intended for internal Russian / ex-Soviet use. The rather short RSDN-20 sequence of only 3.6 seconds, compared with the 10 second long OMEGA sequence, also made the Russian system Pagina 66 WUN-v08 more suitable for fast moving vehicles like aircraft. The new sequence / frequency / transmitter sites in use, makes RSDN-20 a very suitable tool for submarine navigation and position control, in Arctic waters as well as for the North Atlantic, Baltic and North Sea waters. The 3.6 second long sequence is very suitable for a submarine that has to deploy its antenna buoy to update its inertial navigation system. The short sequence reduces the risk that the buoy, that floats 10 meters below the surface, can be seen from above. Where OMEGA needed 30 seconds to complete its three full sequences, RSDN-20 only needs 3.6 seconds which makes it 8.3 times faster than OMEGA. A detailed article about the new RSDN-20 transmissions will appear on www.vlf.it during February. ::: CIS MIL VLF NETWORK The Russian VLF network on 18.1 kHz is good for hours of interesting transmissions. Their quite frequent use of A1A morse, is almost unique in the VLF utility world, where more and more exotic modes are being used. The main entity on 18.1 kHz is RDL, CIS MIL HQ in Moskva. Recently there has been an increase of other ID's operating in flash override mode between the scheduled transmissions at hh:28 hh:38 etc. The most recent is REO. Those of you who are familiar with RMP (Russian Navy Baltic Fleet in Kaliningrad) know that REO is often called by RMP: "reo reo de rmp". The ID's in the flash override messages on VLF, seem to be connected with cities that house various defence forces. Like RJV - Tiksi, home of the Russian 37th Supreme Command (Strategic) Air Army. But if this is correct, who are RMP calling, when the use "reo reo de rmp" ???? Until next month, keep your receivers warm and happy monitoring. - Trond -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* AERO MONITORING * ::: NOVATOR Last month I mentioned a couple of logs of the Old Crow on 11354 kHz where Russian aircraft were heard working with ground stations like Novator, Priboj and Monolog. I was informed by a well informed source that this is a Russian Naval Air Transport net. PRIBOJ is Moscow, MONOLOG is Vladivostok, NOVATOR is Murmansk. The numbered callsigns are aircraft, with the numbers equating to their bort number. <<<<<>>>>> "Old callsigns never die" says Allan Stern, and continues.... "At the beginning of the Afghan war, I read that Cyprus Flight watch (RAF Flight Weather Station) would support USAF air crews by providing weather advisories and phone patch support on 11175, 11244, and 8992. Until tonight, I did not snag any comms from or to Cyprus Flight watch. Earlier, about 0540z tonight, I finally heard a station calling "Cyprus Flight watch" on 11175. The station called several times with no joy. The station identified itself, but I did not copy the callsign. Also, I have noticed that while the old GHFS c/s "McClellan" is still heard most of the time, the new callsign "West Coast" is being used more Pagina 67 WUN-v08 frequently. Habits die slow, so aircraft pilots are still referring to the station as "McClellan," but more often the station operators are using the now-prescribed callsign "West Coast." I have a feeling that the "McClellan" will survive at least as long as "MacDill"; and I still here that defunct GHFS Station callsign about once a week, and it still appears on hundreds of websites listing "Current" GHFS Stations." <<<<<>>>>> ::: JOINT GUARDIAN Howard Fuhs was so kind to add a number of callsigns to the list that I published last month. All calls begin with "JG". Howard explains that JG stands for "Joint Guardian". One of our friends in Greece lets us know that these callsigns seem to be in use only for NATO operations (Bosnia, Kosovo etc.) and not for national missions. That tallies with the remark that Howard made. Thanks guys! JGA JGC JGE JGG JGI JGK JGN JGP JGZ = = = = = = = = = Belgium Denmark Germany Italy Netherlands Portugal RAF Turkey Various, incl. Austria JGB JGD JGF JGH JGJ JGL JGO JGW = = = = = = = = Canada France Greece Switzerland Norway Spain USA Slovenia <<<<<>>>>> ::: SELECTED LOGS As always the number of USAF logs is overwhelming, but there is more on/in the air. A rundown of the military logs from around the world: "MAGIC" is the callsign used by NATO AWACS aircraft. These aircraft can be heard on a number of frequencies when they communicate with NATO's AWACS base in Geilenkirchen, Germany: 4720, 4742, 4758, 4763, 6727, 6728, 6754, 6762.5, 8980, 8986.5, 10315, 11270.5 kHz. The aircraft with a Polish crew are reportedly also active on a several other frequencies. Maciej sent me the list: 4848, 4952, 5109, 5859, 6255, 6745, 7716.5, 7805, 7806.5, 8016, and 10296.5 kHz (uses freqs between 10270 and 10300 kHz). When you are lucky, you can hear the crew exchange coded messages with one of the ground stations. NATO Geilenkirchen was working with NATO 10, MAGIC 59, MAGIC 58, MAGIC 95, and MAGIC 54. MAGIC 77, an AWACS over the USA was reported on 9023 kHz. RAF "ARCHITECT" on 4742 kHz is always good for a number of "ASCOT" logs: ASCOT 5468, ASCOT 3840, ASCOT 9070, ASCOT 5928, ASCOT 7484, ASCOT 3838, VORTEX 441, ASCOT 2104, ASCOT 7495, ASCOT 7484, ASCOT 7365, ASCOT 7345, and ASCOT 7344, were among the aircraft that were heard on this frequency. ASCOT 5972 received a long weather report on 9031 kHz. Architect was also on 5702, 5714 and 18018 kHz. Graham Tanner checks in with some activity from the Netherlands Air Force (NAF) on 5687 kHz: "NAF30 working DHM91 (German Air Force in Munster) requesting weather for LTCG and LTFJ. After that, NAF30 got a phone patch to "White Horse Ops" (Eindhoven AB) and discussed their diplomatic clearance numbers for several countries, and where they would be staying in Turkey. At 1855z NAF30 got a selcal check from DHM91 on GL-CR - this should be a C-130 a/c. At 1857z NAF30 got another phone patch to White Horse Ops. At the end of the patch the radio operator at DHM91 said to "NAF 30" that they could contact "DHO37" directly on 5.687 MHz and 11.217 MHz, because "DHO37" is a ground station at LTFJ! I always thought that DHO37 was somewhere in Germany. Also, where is LTFJ (ICAO designator) in Turkey, as my Pagina 68 WUN-v08 official ICAO book does not list anything for that code." [Graham, LTFJ is SABIHA GOKCEN in Turkey at N40°53"57.87" E29°18"31.73" 278 -Ary-] Piet copied Santa Maria in contact with November Romeo November 398 (Orion Dutch Navy) on 8906 (backup 13306). Position Anava/0924 45N20W/ 1132 47N15W/next (route Lajes AZO-Valkenburg NL). Peter reports on 6550 kHz Coast Guard Centre (Netherlands GC Den Helder) in contact with Coast Guard 03. Departure message: "Airborne EHVK (Valkenburg) 1143 Zulu." Another Dutch navy frequency is 11177 kHz where you can hear PJK, Dutch navy in Curacao. Canadian station "Trenton Military" communicated on 5317, 11232 and 17994 kHz with Canforce aircraft, while "Halifax Military" was heard on 5317 kHz. Australian Air Force in Sydney on 8974 kHz and Canberra Control on 8122 kHz. Canberra was working with HMAS Bendigo and HMAS Bunbury, both Fremantle Class Patrol Craft. Darwin Control was also audible on 8122 kHz. Finally a couple reports from the civilian front: LDOCs: Stockholm Radio Habana Ops Lima Flight Support Aero Mexico Ops El Al Ops Springbok Ops Speedbird (BA) Volmet: Bangkok meteo RAF volmet Beijing volmet Sydney volmet Tallinn volmet Shannon volmet Gander Radio New York Radio : : : : : : : 16207, 17912, 23210 kHz 17934 kHz 11306, 17937 kHz 13339 kHz 5589, 8837 kHz 8933 kHz 10072, 13333 kHz : : : : : : : : 2965, 11387 5450, 11253 5673 kHz 6676, 11387 4645 kHz 5505 kHz 3484, 6604, 13270 kHz kHz kHz kHz 10051 kHz Further a number of ground stations on various HF frequencies, like Murmansk on 11390, Santa Maria on 8825 and 8906, Chennai on 5670, Ujung Pandang on 11396. Brisbane on 11396, 6956 and 13306, Sydney on 13282, Nadi on 8867, San Francisco on 8867 and 11384, Karachi on 8927, Tripoli on 5661, 11300, Cairo on 11300, Khartoum on 11300, Gander on 13291 and 21964, New York on 21964 kHz, Malta on 5561, Benina on 5661 kHz. Benina is one of the HF stations in Libya that is also active on 11300 kHz where it was recently heard when it was working with Tripoli and Benghazi, according to Markus. And to wrap things up, the last two; Canarias was noted on 8861 and Luanda on 8903 kHz. <<<<<>>>>> ::: KILIMANJARO AIRPORT Markus sent me a tip about a new project in Tanzania. Here is the press release, dated 8 November 2001. As you can see, the airport also gets a HF facility. Unfortunately I have no info about the frequency. SOFREAVIA awarded two EIB-financed contracts for upgrading of Dar Es Salaam and Kilimanjaro airport facilities, Tanzania. The Tanzanian government has launched a tender for the procurement and installation of air navigation safety equipment and facilities at Dar Es Salaam International Airport (DIA), the country’s main gateway, operated by the Tanzanian Civil Aviation Authority. The tender for a second project, the supply and installation of air navigation communication Pagina 69 WUN-v08 and safety equipment at Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA), has been launched by KADCO, a private company managing this airport. These two projects, both funded by European Investment Bank (EIB), were awarded to Sofreavia. The first contract, concerning Dar Es Salaam Airport, includes a complete rehabilitation of the airport control tower and installation of new radio-navigation, communication and meteorological equipment. This includes ILS, DVOR/DME, VHF, HF, AFTN, ATIS and AWOS systems. Sofreavia will also implement its state-ofthe-art ATALIS 2 aeronautical information system (AIS), with Flight Data Processing (FDPS) and billing (BS) sub-systems. Also within the second contract, which concerns Kilimanjaro Airport, the control tower is to be refurbished and much other equipment is to be installed (e.g. ILS, VHF, HF, ATIS and AWOS). Furthermore, another Sofreavia ATALIS 2 system, interconnected with the main AIS located at Dar Es Salaam Airport, together with a billing system, is to be implemented. In addition, the installation of new equipment at the Kilimanjaro airport passenger terminal is also considered within the project and will include a baggage handling system, security equipment (X-ray) and Flight Information Display System (FIDS). For both projects Sofreavia provides a complete turn-key solution with comprehensive services, such as training programs and technical support for all systems supplied. Both projects will be implemented by the end of 2002. <<<<<>>>>> Finally a couple of interesting internet sites: http://www.faa.gov/ATPUBS/CNT/2-1.HTM explains all sorts of aeronautical abbreviations http://www.faa.gov/ATPUBS for aeronautical publications a "MUST HAVE" is of course Risto's HF frequency list http://www.ute-monitor.org/aerolist/ -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* ALEXANDER POPOV * Last month we published the excellent "Marconi" article written by Angelo Brunero & Andrea Borgnino. This month another view on the invention of wireless communications. The article appeared on the FECHA website and is republished here with FECHA's kind permission. < http://www.webstationone.com/fecha/ > ----Not one person "invented" wireless electronic communications, even though Guglielmo Marconi for over 100 years has been called the inventor of radio. Marconi did take the ideas and inventions of others and put them together in a workable form to allow people to send messages through the air, invisibly, on radio waves. But, at almost the same time Marconi was making his "discovery" in 1895, a Russian professor made the same discovery. The main difference was that Marconi was an enthusiastic entrepreneur who rushed to spread news of his discovery to the world and to sell it to them. Alexander Popov (also spelled "Popoff"), by contrast, was apparently driven by a different spirit and never had a desire to profit from his discoveries. According to Radio's 100 Men of Science (Harper & Brothers, 1944) "Popoff entered the wireless field through his attempt to develop a device to detect thunderstorms in advance. He conceived the idea of using the Branly coherer to pick up static or atmospheric electricity Pagina 70 WUN-v08 - the clue to the electric storm's approach." Anyone who has listened to an AM radio during a lightening storm can understand how a "thunderstorm detector" could become a radio receiver. The transmitter could be a simple means of generating jolts of electricity the way the storm does. If those jolts are controlled they can easily be used to send Morse code messages. In a May, 1895 Popov reported sending and receiving a wireless signal across a 600 yards distance. In March, 1897, Prof. Popov equipped a land station at Kronstadt and the Russian navy cruiser Africa with his wireless communications apparatus for ship-to-shore communications. In about 1900, Russian history sources say either 1899 or 1901, Popov's wireless apparatus was used in what may have been the first ever use of radio communications to help a vessel in distress. *) The battleship General-Admiral Apraksin was going down amidst the ice floes of the Gulf of Finland with hundreds of sailors and officers aboard, but Popov's radio system enabled them to contact Hogland and Kutsalo islands 45 kilometers away. Those wireless stations relayed the distress messages and rescue orders to the icebreaker Ermak. Radio communications was so new at the time that it's likely few of the Apraksin's crew had even considered that help might be summoned from afar, and it's reported they had resigned themselves to an icy death. The sight of the Ermak emerging from the fog must have seemed to some a miracle and the man who invented the wireless system that saved their lives must have seemed an angel. Ironically, according to Russian accounts, Popov was divinely inspired to invent what we now call radio. Ironic, because the critics who saw the mysterious electrical contraptions used as the first radio sets assumed it must be the work of the devil, and because Popov was, after all, trying to find a way to detect what is commonly called "an act of God" - thunderstorms - when he discovered how to send wireless communications through the air. Popov was born in 1859 in the Turinsk mining district of Russia, the son of a priest. A popular Russian biography of Popov says he grew up in a household filled with those haunting Russian icons of martyred saints. The boy Popov, it's reported, was "blessed by the Lord" with the strong desire to be able to communicate silently and invisibly through air by means of some as yet undiscovered and incomprehensible process. "In the long winter nights of the Ural Mountains, while the wind sang its song outside, the boy was preparing for his destiny - to be the inventor of radio." Popov definitely did become an inventor of radio, even if Marconi became known as the inventor of radio, but Popov hasn't been totally ignored in the history books. The United States Navy, which battled with Marconi over the use of his patents on US warships, gives Marconi credit for his marketing prowess, but Popov gets credit for being a better scientist. Here's how the official U.S. Government publication History of Communications - Electronics in the United States Navy (Bureau of Ships and Office of Naval History, 1963) views the question of who invented radio: "[In 1895], Prof. A.S. Popoff improved [Sir Oliver] Lodge's receiver by the insertion of choke coils on each side of the relay to protect the coherer and by replacing the spark gap with a vertical antenna insulated at its upper end and connected to the ground through the coherer. Popoff utilized his equipment to obtain information for a study of atmospheric electricity. Like Lodge, he was too engrossed with teaching and science to concern himself over its practical aspects. On Pagina 71 WUN-v08 7 May 1895, in a lecture before the Russian Physicist Society of St. Petersburg, he stated he had transmitted and received signals at an intervening distance of 6 hundred yards. In the same year, Guglielmo Marconi, son of an Italian nobleman and an Irish mother, by using a Hertz oscillator and an antenna and a receiver very similar to Popoff's, successfully transmitted and received signals within the limits of his father's estate at Bologna, Italy." The Navy's account continues, "Marconi can scarcely be called an inventor. His contribution was more in the fields of applied research and engineering development. He possessed a very practical business acumen, and he was not hampered by the same driving urge to do fundamental research which had caused Lodge and Popoff to procrastinate in the development of a commercial [radio] system." Popov studied physics and mathematics at the Faculty of Physics in Saint Petersburg. After graduation, in 1885 he started teaching physics and doing research at the elite naval warfare institute on Kronstadt Island near St. Petersburg. It was there he began to explore the work of Maxwell and Hertz, explorations that would lead to Popov's radio receiving and transmitting system. Popov's radio system earned him a Grand Gold Medal for research at the Paris International Exposition of 1900. In 1901 he was appointed director of the St. Petersburg Electro-Technical Institute. Alexander Stepanovitch Popov died on January 13, 1906 at the age of 46. *) Russian history research by Victor Cherniak Books, Moscow - Translation by Eugene Kocherga ---------------------------------------- WUN UTILITIES LOGGINGS COLUMN January 2002. Edited by Eddie Bellerby ([email protected]) and our Team Logs Members without whom this column would not be possible: The Beginning of another year and there has been a lot of input to the Logs column this month. Thank you for that. If any member has any requests ref the logs column I will be happy to see if I can oblige. 00050.0 RTZ:Irkutsk TS 1700 CW Beeps, 1705 id, 1706 N0N (21Dec01) (KB) 00060.0 MSF: Time Signal Rugby 2124 time-signals (16 Jan 02)(HPT) 00073.2 UNID: prob. RN Crimond 2102 ITA-2 75/100 foxes (16 Jan 02) (HPT) very good signal here in the West of Germany 00075.0 HBG: Observatoire Neuchatel 2126 time-signals (16 Jan 02)(HPT) 00077.5 DCF77: Telecom Mainflingen 2128 time-signals (16 Jan 02)(HPT) 00147.3 DDH47:DWD Pinneberg GER 2230 CW Marconi Day Special CW Transmission. "cq de ddh47 Spc bcast in English, Italian, German French and slow telegraphy at end of bcast. - NW english - To all stations and friends of wireless radio worldwide, this special broadcast comes to you by courtesy of the National Weather Service of Germany to remember the first wireless transmission across the north Atlantic by the AngloItalian pioneer Gugliemo Marconi.........Good luck. Nw Italian." Follows same in Italian, German and French. (12Dec01) (RGA) Pagina 72 00287.0 00290.0 00300.0 00303.0 00319.0 00345.0 00347.5 00401.0 00402.0 00406.0 00408.0 00410.0 00411.0 00412.0 00416.0 00416.0 00418.0 00418.0 00419.0 00420.0 00421.0 00422.0 00424.0 00426.0 00428.0 00429.0 00430.0 00435.0 00438.0 00439.0 00440.0 00445.0 00446.0 00448.0 00449.0 00468.0 00470.0 00480.0 00485.0 00490.0 00495.0 00511.5 01623.0 01641.0 01677.0 01680.0 01692.0 01707.0 01752.0 01782.0 01785.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 WUN-v08 MNR:NDB UNID 17.17 UT (Monor/HNG??) (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) GRZ:NDB Graz/AUT 20.57 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) PV :NDB UNID 17.23 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) WO :NDB Wien-Schwechat/AUT 10.00 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) SA :NDB Timisoara-Giarmata/ROU 17.28 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) TST:Unid NDB 1143 AM 1 kHz 8 s (22Dec01) (KB) TDE:Unid NDB 2101 AM 400 Hz 10.8 s (22Dec01) (KB) COD: NDB Codogno/I 20.48 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) M.0 :NDB UNID 21.12 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) SRT:NDB UNID 20.01 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) BRK:NDB Brack(Wien)/AUT 100 watt 19.54 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) NCS:NDB Nagycserkesz/HNG 100 watt 20.44 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) PP :NDB Pecs/HNG 100 watt 19.54 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) FS :NDB Sliac/SVK 100 watt 20.42 UT (28.Dec/01)(Zoli) LQA:NDB Saitu Rokku/MLT 19.50 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) POZ:NDB Pozarevac-Belgrade/YUG 19.50 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) INN:NDB Innsbruck/AUT 19.44 UT (29/Dec/01)(Zoli) ORA:NDB Oradea/ROU 250 watt 19.46 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) DVN:NDB UNID 21.23 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) HM :NDB Budapest-Ferihegy/HNG 100 watt 19.44 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) FN :NDB UNID 18.53 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) NAL:Unid NDB 1726 AM 1 kHz 5.6 s (22Dec01) (KB) PIS:NDB Pisarovina/HRV 18.48 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) GBG:NDB Gleichenberg/AUT 18.46 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) S :NDB UNID 18.45 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) LOS:NDB Losinj/HRV 19.59 UT (29.Dec/01)(Zoli) BUG:NDB Bugac/HNG 100 watt 18.38 (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) BR :NDB UNID 18.36 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) B :NDB Bratislava-Barka/SVK 20.35 UT (29/Dec/01)(Zoli) CK:NDB Prerov/CZE 18.32 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) PIA:NDB Piacenza/I 18.28 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) TU :NDB Tuzla/BIH 18.24 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) AAW:NDB UNID 20.40 UT.0 (29/Dec/01)(Zoli) HLV:NDB Holesov/CZE 18.22 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) LQ :NDB Landsberg/D.0 18.22 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) VTN:NDB.0 Kraljevo/YUG 18.16 UT (28.Dec/01)(Zoli) UZ :NDB UNID 18.13 UT (28.dec/01)(Zoli) VIB:NDB Viterbo/I 20.52 UT (29/Dec/01)(Zoli) IA :NDB Brno-Turany/CZE 18.07 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) WAK:NDB Wakarel/BUL 18.02 UT (28/Dec/01)(Zoli) PA :NDB Pancevo/YUG 17.30 UT (28.Dec/01)(Zoli) ipa:Ancona Radio 2149 cw wx 07-Jan-02 (wp3) : CIS Military/Navy 1943 UNID/75/160 Intermittent 36-50 style. Discrete single messages. No idle between. Fairly rare system. Can we call this one 36-50/75/160? (16Jan02) (RGA) OXJ: Torshavn Radio 2235 USB E/Vn navigational warning 13 Jan 02)(HPT) OFK:Turku Radio 1835 USB E gale-warning, wx, // 2810 other QRGs not audible here (10 Jan 02)(HPT) LGL: Floroe Radio 2233 USB E/Norw. navigational warnings (13 Jan 02)(HPT) LGQ: Rogaland Radio 2236 USB E/Norw. navig. warn. (13 Jan 02)(HPT) Machichaco Radio:1903 USB E/Sp tfc-list (07 Jan 02)(HPT) EJK:Valentia CG Radio:2035 USB E wx (09 Jan 02)(HPT) LFO: Oerlandet Radio 2105, 2135 USB E/Norw. repetition of gale-warning no. 21 (13 Jan 02)(HPT) LGZ: Farsund Radio 2107, 2136 USB E/Norw. nav. warning no. 41 (13 Jan 02)(HPT) EJK:Valentia CG Radio:2034 USB E QSY 1752 (09 Jan 02)(HPT) EJM:Malin Head CG Radio 2034 USB E QSY 1677 (09 Jan 02)(HPT) Machichaco Radio:1903 USB E/Sp QSY 1707 (07 Jan 02)(HPT) OFK:Turku Radio 1934 USB E QSY (10 Jan 02)(HPT) SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1534 QSY for gale-warning, repetition of nav. warning (13 Jan 02)(HPT) ICB: Genova Radio 2036 USB E/I QSY 1925, 2642 for navigational warnings (13 Jan 02)(HPT) Pagina 73 WUN-v08 02182.0 LFO: Oerlandet Radio 2104, 2135 USB E/Norw. QSY 1782 (13 Jan 02)(HPT) 02182.0 LGZ: Farsund Radio 2106, 2136 USB E/Norw. QSY 1785 (13 Jan 02)(HPT) 02182.0 LGL: Floroe Radio 2233 USB E/Now. QSY 1680 (13 Jan 02)(HPT) 02182.0 LGN: Bergen Radio 2134 USB E/Norw. "no traffic on hand" (13 Jan 02)(HPT) 02182.0 LGQ: Rogaland Radio 2236 USB E/Norw. QSY 1692 (13 Jan 02) (HPT) 02182.0 OXJ: Torshavn Radio 2235 USB E QSY 1641 (13 Jan 02)(HPT) 02182.0 Falmouth CG: 2139 USB E QSY 2226 (13 Jan 02)(HPT) 02182.0 IDC: Cagliari Radio 2006 USB E/I QSY 2680, 2719 (16 Jan 02)(HPT) 02250.0 OWE:FTK RDAF Karup DNK 2120 ALE/USB Calls OWP/Unid. (03Jan02) (RGA) 02266.0 ---: UNID 2258 CW Weak tfc in offline encrypt at 18wpm then went into fast opcaht (13/Jan)(DW) 02226.0 Aberdeen CG: 2025 USB E wx (13 Jan 02)(HPT) 02226,0 Falmouth CG: 2139 USB E wx (13 Jan 02)(HPT) 02362.0 U2XC: UNID 2310 CW(F1A) Marker "U2XC" over approx 5 seconds in every 20 (13/Jan)(DW) 02463.0 IDR: IN ROME 2326 RTTY 75/N/850 CARB "IGJ41 /IGJ42 /IGJ43 /IDR2 / IDR3 /IDR8" (13/Jan)(DW) 02474.0 PBC32: DN GOEREE ISLAND 2332 RTTY 75/N/850 CARB (13/Jan)(DW) 02563.5 :CIS Military 2138 81-81/81/270 Cipher. (12Jan02) (RGA) 02608.4 FYO:FN Toulon FRA 2037 RTTY/75/850 Tests. Call should be FUO. (09Jan02) (RGA) 02608.5 FUO:Marine Toulon FRA 2045 RTTY/74.3/850 Running slow. (18Dec01) (RGA) 02643.0 A9M: BAHRAIN RADIO 0007 CW Chan free marker "de A9M tlx" (15/Jan)(DW) 02643.0 A9M:Hamala Radio 2011 cw, de a9mtlx + dig (10 Jan 02)(HPT) 02643.0 A9M:HamalaRadio BHR 2140 ARQ+CWID. (12Jan02) (RGA) 02643.5 SPS: WITOWO RADIO 0009 CW Chan free marker "de SPS/tor k" (15/Jan)(DW) 02643.5 SPS:Witowo Radio 2010 cw, sps/tor k + dig (10 Jan 02)(HPT) 02680.0 IDC: Cagliari Radio 2006 USB I/E navigational warnings // 2719 (16 Jan 02)(HPT) 02719.0 IDC: Cagliari RAdio 2007 USB I/E navigational warnings// 2680 (16 Jan 02)(HPT) 02737.0 REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 1942 CW 16190 sked. // 4179 7018. (16Jan02) (RGA) 02737.0 REA4:AFHQ Moscow RUS 2143 CW Ends 2140 sked. (12Jan02) (RGA) 02789.0 FUE: Ny Brest 1723 ITA-2 75/R/850 FAAA (16 Jan 02)(HPT) 02793.5 FDG:Air Bordeaux FRA 2148 RTTY/50/170 2 stopbits. Bricks test without any spaces between characters. (12Jan02) (RGA) 02810.0 OFK:Turku Radio 1835 USB E gale-warning, wx // 1677 other QRGs not audible here (10 Jan 02)(HPT) 02845.0 PBB: Dutch Navy Den Helder 2021 CARB tape RTTY 75BD 825shift 08/01 (PP) 03024.0 Unid:O/M (EE):0415 w/unheard station trying to talk him through some marine engine repairs. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 03106.0 PS1G:CIS Military 2200 CW Asks repeats from 60-group message sent by DTOH. Ending 'HZaoG AWKEK = RPT AL QLN K'. Also on (simplex) net TDI7 WFGE 1JSM WD2H EIHC. (12Jan02) (RGA) 03134.0 AF2B:Lithuanian Military 2248 ALE/USB Calls KO7V who responds. (03Jan02) (RGA) 03137.0 140061:Rch-4061 C-5 84-0061 0428 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) with arr msg for EDDF (RheinMain) 0650Z A1 all cargo thru load, 500Lbs Haz (20Dce01) (SA) 03137.0 260003:Rch-018Y C-17 96-0003 0618 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83144966145NNNN (Sembach Metro) for WX at EDDF (Rhein-Main) at 0740Z (19Dec01) (SA) 03137.0 290063:Rch-015Y 99-0063 0324 ALE/USB Wkg CRO wit hALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83146763286NNNN (Incirlik AMCC) frag +4.25 4 palltes thru load (11Dec01) (SA) 03137.0 430076:Rch-041Y KC-10 83-0076 0539 ALE/USB Wkg PLA with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) we are working as part Pagina 74 03137.0 03172.5 03172.5 03172.5 03217.0 03286.0 03288.5 03288.5 03306.4 03310.0 03330.0 03337.5 03339.8 03340.0 03376.0 03390.0 03401.7 03401.7 03401.7 03401.7 03415.0 03544.0 03548.0 03740.0 03775.0 03810.0 03830.0 03841.5 03885.0 04003.0 04003.0 04008.0 04031.0 04115.5 04179.0 04210.5 04210.5 WUN-v08 of Coronet East 94,req mission Symbol (not number) for our tanker duties paperwork + PP to Metro for WX at LUMA (Markuleshty, Moldova)(08Jan02) (SA) ABCD:Rch-??? C-17 95-0107 1608 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPPLANNNN (Lajes) Unable to make out c/sign. a/craft needs to be outbound Lajes by 2145Z (15Dec01) (SA) IMB1:Rome Meteo ITA 2034 RTTY/50/850 UEIY02 LIIB 181800. Still there. (18Dec01) (RGA) IMB31:Rome Meteo 1540 RTTY 50 synoptic and Metar-like reports from Italy & SE Europe (21Dec01) (KB) IMB:Rome Meteo 2042 RTTY/50/850 USIY LIIB 091800. (09Jan02) (RGA) N5D4:Russian Military 2207 CW To Unid. Missed call. '467 23 20 0056 467=143=ONhPa MWDuV ZNYYh' (Ends) '=574=RPT AL K. (19Dec01) (RGA) :Russian Military 2045 81-81/81/230 Cipher. (09Jan02) (RGA) :Unid 2026 ARQ-E/86/150 No traffic. Stopped on space, went to mark, then back to betas. (18Dec01) (RGA) :Unid. Bundeswehr(?) 2047 ARQ-E/85.7/150 Idling. (09Jan02) (RGA) FDI22:Air Narbonne FRA 2051 RTTY/50/350 Bricks tests. (09Jan02) (RGA) UTT: Odessa Radio 1833 USB Ukarainian navigational warnings, ID in EE (12 Jan 02)(HPT) CHU:CAN 27/12 0755 Fair signal, cw, male in EE 7/Jan/02 (PP) :Russian Military 2100 81-81/??/250 Slow idles only. (09Jan02) (RGA) L:MX Beacon 2214 CW St Petersburg. (12Jan02) (RGA) L:MX Beacon 2023 CW Sankt Peterburg. Chirp. (18Dec01) (RGA) S8BD:Unid CIS 2105 CW Sends 5FGs; receipted (R 80 K) by I4N5 and F4RR; I4N5 is told 'rpt al k' and repeats back msg with header 80 21 9 2200=(5FGs). (09Jan02) (RGA) MGJ:RN Base Clyde Scotland 2102 RTTY/75/850 CARBs. Carrier off between messages. (09Jan02) (RGA) RITA30: UNID 2200 AX25 [Rita51] de Rita30 ararar" (22/Dec)(DW) RITA49: UNID 2200 AX25 Supervisory pkts to Rita51 (22/Dec)(DW) RITA51: UNID 2200 AX25 "Rita30 de Rita51 qsl zbk1 ar" Supervisory pkts to Rita38 Rita49 Rita74 (22/Dec)(DW) RITA74: UNID 2200 AX25 Supervisory pkts to Rita51 (22/Dec)(DW) :Unid Enigma 2219 AM Prob Mossad. YL with 5LGs. (12Jan02) (RGA) BH3R:CIS Military 2226 CW BH3R QDW=QDW AR. Also 2FJK and NRVK on (simplex) net. (12Jan02) (RGA) :Russian Military/Navy 2110 36-50/50/190 At least 6 messages. (09Jan02) (RGA) LZW:Varna Radio 1900 USB E wx, very weak(08 Jan 02)(HPT) YV2J:CIS Military 2233 CW Msg 545 62 13 0010 545 ending EVaKZ AWKEK K HD2IOA:Guayaquil EQA 27/12 0750 Weak signal, cw and man in SS '....ahora....7/Jan/02 (PP) :Spanish Fishermen 2015 USB Scrambled male voices. (18Dec01) (RGA) AOQH:CIS Military 2013 CW To LYS3:QBE QYT1. (18Dec01) (RGA) DDH3: DWD Pinneberg 1112 FAX 120/575 schedule // 7880, 13882.5 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) AFR4GX:N Alabama wkg AAT4GQ. 1212z USB. AAR4CZ also in Net. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). Caroline:(Brit YL) in Caribean wkg Marine Net. 1210z USB. Boat counts in harbors, wx conditions in Hopetown Abacos, Royal Island, etc. (29/Dec/01) (ALS) :CIS Military 2324 81-81/??/250 Slow revs only for 30 mins. (17Dec01) (RGA) IDR: ITALIAN NAVY 2157 USB / W/IHMW (12/Dec/2001) (SINAGER) IDR: ITALIAN NAVY 2245 USB / W/IHMW (13/Dec/2001) (SINAGER) REA4:AFHQ Moscow RUS 1942 CW 20190 sked bcast. //7044. (20Dec01) (RGA) IAR: Rome Radio 2220 cw, iar + SITOR (13 Jan 02)(HPT) ESA: Tallinn Radio 2221 cw, de esa + SITOR (13 Jan 02)(HPT) Pagina 75 WUN-v08 04210.5 A9M: Bahrein Radio 2223 cw, a9mtlx + SITOR (13 Jan 02)(HPT) 04214.0 IDR: Ny Rome 1709 ITA-2 75/R/850 mrk (16 Jan 02)(HPT) 04218.5 LZW: Varna Radio 1845 SITOR-B tfc-list // 6330, 8421.5, 12587 (15 Jan 02)(HPT) 04220.3 GYU: RN GIBRALTAR 2042 2 chan vft on usb. (09/Jan)(DW) 04220.9 GYU: RN GIBRALTAR 2043 RTTY 75/R/200 Chan 1 on vft. CARB "06a 08a GYU" (09/Jan)(DW) 04228.0 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 1620 ITA-2 50/R/170 navigational warnings // 8454, 12877.5, 16927, 19724.5, 22603,5 (12 Jan 02)(HPT) 04234.0 :Unid Span-N (?) 2030 RTTY/100/850 Telecipher 1.5 stopbits. (15Jan02) (RGA) 04241.0 4XZ: IN HAIFA 2054 CW Marker "vvv de 4XZ ==" (09/Jan)(DW) 04244.0 DAO: KEIL MAIL 2058 CW Chan free marker (10 F1b bursts with 2second burst spacing, then 3 qck bursts) cw ID "cq de DAO" every 3 minutes. QSX 4166/4177kHz (09/Jan)(DW) 04244.0 DAO: KIEL MAIL 2115 CW Chan free marker "cq de DAO" (16/Jan)(DW) 04244.0 DAO:KielRadio GER 2034 DATA+CWID. (15Jan02) (RGA) 04259.0 SAB: GW NODE GOETEBORG 2011 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "SAB".# Wkng ships in Globedata (09/Jan)(DW) 04259.0 XSG: SHANGHAI RADIO 2013 CW Marker "cq de XSG pse up 197(?)". qrm4 fm SAB. (09/Jan)(DW) 04259.0 SAB: Goeteborg Radio 0230 cw, sab +digitals, no SITOR-B tfclist heard, waited until 0245 (13 Jan 02)(HPT) 04261.0 WFFI:Russian Military Bcast 2143 CW 3ZLI de WFFI QTC 474 109 10 0024 474=ZWE 498=MMMEE EHHHA AAZZZ LLLTT TZZZN NNPPP YOThJ RPDGT (etc) (09Jan02) (RGA) 04262.0 LFI: GW NODE ROGALAND 2016 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "LFI". Wkng ships in Globedata. (09/Jan)(DW) 04268.0 VTG4: IN MUMBAI 2121 CW Tfc, weak, in offline encrypt (4 fig grps) (09/Jan)(DW) 04272.0 E10:.0 2200.0 AM/ letters in a row (weak here) 29/12/01 (PP) 04273.0 SAA: KARLSKRONA RADIO 2125 CW Marker "cq de SAA = qsx 4195 6292.5 = " (09/Jan)(DW) 04273.0 SAA: Karlskrona Radio 2015 cw, cq qsx 4195, 6292.5 // 6357 (15 Jan 02)(HPT) 04280.0 PBC34: DN GOEREE ISLAND 2133 RTTY 75/N/850 CARB. Chan 04b active (09/Jan)(DW) 04283.0 XSV: TIANJIN RADIO 2020 CW Marker just audible enough to ID "qrz ? de XSV up ..." (10/Jan)(DW) 04292.0 IAR: ROME RADIO 2036 CW Wx forecast for Med. [23wpm] (10/Jan)(DW) 04295.0 FUE: FN BREST 2112 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker "FAAA de FUE testing RYs SGs figs k" (10/Jan)(DW) 04308.0 RRR34:Gelendzhik radio Russia 2100 21 Dec 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 04320.0 IAR: ROME RADIO 2131 CW Marker "vvv de IAR k 4 8 12 16 22 mhz = we lsn 22 and reply on 17206.1 kh" (10/Jan)(DW) 04320.3 MGJ: RN FASLANE 2133 4 chan fleet bdcast vft on usb (10/Jan)(DW) 04322.1 MGJ: RN FASLANE 2135 RTTY 75/R/340 Chan 3 in vft. CARB. Chan 08p active. (10/Jan)(DW) 04325.8 R: CISN USTINOV 2151 CW Single letter [R] hf beacon (10/Jan)(DW) 04331.0 4XZ : Haifa, Israel 0259z Dec 23-01 CW "V DE" [SN] 04363.0 3AC4: Monaco Radio 0930 USB F/E wx // 8728, 8806, 13146,13152, 17260, 17323, 22768 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 04396.3 B3ET:Slovak Military Trencin 2149 CW/--/230 RNJ5 RNJ5 AR. (09Jan02) (RGA) 04438.5 IDR: ITALIAN NAVY 0608 USB / W/IHFB (12/Dec/2001) (SINAGER) 04438.5 IDR: ITALIAN NAVY 2214 USB / W/IADV (11/Dec/2001) (SINAGER) 04442.0 :NATO Air Defence 2040 LINK-11/1364/USB (15Jan02) (RGA) 04474.0 IDR: ITALIAN NAVY 2215 USB / W/IADV, IHMO (13/Dec/2001) (SINAGER) 04553.0 KO7V:Lithuanian Military Net 2141 ALE/USB Sounds. (03Jan02) (RGA) 04560.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 2001 SITOR-B wx in Turk./E // 8431,12654 Pagina 76 04571.0 04572.0 04583.0 04601.5 04610.0 04631.5 04645.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04841.0 04897.5 WUN-v08 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) :CIS Military 2153 81-81/40.5/500 Diff revs; many cipher starts before settling down in Green. (09Jan02) (RGA) :NATO Air Defence 1615 LINK-11/1364/USB Mil-Std-188-203-1A 'Tadil' (10Jan02) (RGA) DDK2:Deutscher Wetterdienst 1500 ITA-2 50/N/400 ry, cq, wx// 7646, 10100.8(04 Jan 02)(HPT) :Unid INS Vessel/Aircraft 2043 ARQ 5LGs prob wkg Irish Naval Service Base at Haulbowline. 'Can you make a copy for PT23?' (PT23 prob patrol vessel LE Aisling). (15Jan02) (RGA) GYA:RN Northwood 1200 Fax 120/576 wx, surface temp. analysis // 11086.5, 8040, 2618.5 (not decodable) (06 Jan 02)(HPT) :M21 Russian Air Defence 1620 CW 10215174394816= 20326501030528=99?1922?9???? (10Jan02) (RGA) TALLINN ATIS:Tallinn Volmet EST 2051 USB Wx actuals by OM Robot. (15Jan02) (RGA) 160026:Rch-124Y C-5 86-0026 2144 ALE/USB Wkh ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) long and very broken conversation about LERT (ROTA) (31Dec01) (SA) 180222:Rch-10A C-5 68-0222 1914 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) UNable to get quiet hrs Waiver for Ramstein where do you want us to go."Hilda" we have been working this for more than 6 hrs now. Duty Officer on line to Ramstein to find out whether you go there or Mildenhall, also trying General W??? to resolve. Hilda (Female) op finally lost patience (at 2130Z) with General.Duty Off and Ramstein. Ran out of recording time when it was getting interesting. (18Dec01) (SA) 180222:Rch-8222 C-5 68-0222 2359 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ALE+VOICE for PP to Hilda Dispatch next dest 0325Z A1 (19Dec01) (SA) 200175:Rch-009Y C-17 00-0175 0242 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Rhein-main AMCC) broken hard to read (10Dec01) (SA) 200177:Rch-162Y C-17 00-0177 0238 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) next dest 0540Z A1+Metro (19Dec01) (SA) 223293:Rch-361Y C-17 92-3293 0222 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN(Hilda E) for the 0430Z WX at OJAM (Amman Jordan) (08Dec01) (SA) 230601:C-17 93-0601 0504 ALE/USB Wkg 290061 C-17 99-0061 ALE+AMD [AMD]HAPPY NEW YEAR 8AS CREW HERE (01Jan02) (SA) 230601:Rch-001Y C-17 93-0601 0257 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ALE+VOICE (07Dec01) (SA) 260002:Rch-010Y C-17 96-0002 0136 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) arr last dest 0025Z out 0115Z next 0545Z +WX (07Dec01) (SA) 270048:Rch-343T C-17 97-0048 2011 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83144802049NNNN (Ramstein AMCC) in the blocks 2320Z A3 for 5 write ups. (16Dec01) (SA) 290060:Rch-758Y C-17 99-0060 0327 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) next dest 0510Z A1+ Metro (13Dec01) (SA) 290064:Rch-35 C-17 99-0064 0210 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83144966145NNNN (Sembach Metro) for 0500Z WX at Ramstein (20Dec01) (SA) 290064:Rch-36 C-17 99-0064 2021 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 3144807771NNNN (Ramstein) inb dest at 2320Z thanks for getting req waiver (14Dec01) (SA) 291190:Rch-1190 C-17 89-1190 0443 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 7791748NNNN (Hilda E) take off time 0335Z dest 1235Z (13Dec01) (SA) 291192:Rch-003Y C-17 89-1192 0332 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Rhien-Main) fragged -2.35 A1 neg pax,neg cargo (10Dec01) (SA) CEF:2338 ALE/USB Wkg 180219 C-5 68-0219 (19Dec01) (SA) OWF:RDAF Skrydstrup DNK 2147 ALE/USB Calls OWK/RDAF HQ Vedbaek who responds. (03Jan02) (RGA) UNID:2020 100 bd/150 shift (10 Jan 02)(HPT) Pagina 77 WUN-v08 04944.0 :Unid Bundeswehr 1632 ARQ-E/85.7/165 Trc encrypted. (10Jan02) (RGA) 04990.2 RFFTA:Paris, France 20.00 ARQ-M2 200/400 Ch. A:Some op chat, "comment me receivez vous? and start of msg with cct ID "AFD". Ch. B:RFFTA with tfc in FF to BURINFAERO SARAJEVO also flight info to RFFSBIA, Sarajevo on FDXB cct (27Dec01). (PT) 04996.0 RWM:Moskva RUS 27/12 1500 Fair 7/Jan/02 (PP) 05063.0 :Enigma M51 2308 CW NR72D 18 00:08:08 2001=GVIPX EQAUI GAWQH.... (17Dec01) (RGA) 05081.0 :CIS Military 1526 81-81/81/240 Cipher. (03Jan02) (RGA) 05097.0 CFH:CanForce Halifax NS CAN 2056 RTTY/75/850 ZKRs. (15Jan02) (RGA) 05097.0 CFH:Halifax, Canada 20.15 ITA2 75/850 Naval Radio Station Newport Corners with "NAWS DE CFH" (13Dec01). (PT) 05106.7 ---: EGYPTIAN EMB ?LOC 1916 arq 100/E/170 Too weak to decode (14/Jan)(DW) 05120.0 OWF:RDAF Skrydstrup DNK 2207 ALE/USB Calls OWI/RDAF Aalborg. (03Jan02) (RGA) 05131.0 :Russian Military 2318 MS-5/4800/USB Cipher. (17Dec01) (RGA) 05153.9 "s":Beacon Archangelsk 1932 cw 08-Jan-02 (wp3) 05155.0 SCT1:Prob FEMA 2147 ALE/USB Calls WKN. (21Dec01) (RGA) 05155.0 SCT1:Prob FEMA 2248 ALE/USB Calls WKN1. (17Dec01) (RGA) 05159.0 4XZ:IDF Haifa ISR 1528 CW 61 x 5LGs. (03Jan02) (RGA) 05159.0 4xz:IN Haifa 2047 cw vvv de 4xz 4xz - - 08-Jan-02 (wp3) 05159.0 4XZ:Ny Haifa 2219 cw, ID, msgs (07 Jan 02)(HPT) 05255.0 NNN0QU (NCS): Federal Coordination Net 1510 USB / with net check-ins on F-02. QSYed to F-03 (7419.5) at 1520Z. (02Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) 05302.0 EMW3: Unid E.European Military Bcast 1015 CW PVGR de EMW3 QTC 11 20 16 1113=RHOBL U.DLN V..37 BKGPM OHONI 3V23. (mixed 5F/LGs). Tks to DL8AAM for the frequency. (16Jan02) (RGA) 05305.5 UNID:Wavecom analyzes 48 bd, 250 shift and Autospec, hmmm 4/Jan02 (HPT) 05315.0 unid: cw / (20/Jan/2002) (od1) 05315.0 ????: cw / (11/Jan/2002) (????) 05339.0 CIO2:Prob Mossad Illicit 1639 AM YL rptg CIO2. (10Jan02) (RGA) 05340.0 :Iraqi Jammer 1529 WOBBLE JAMMER Pilot carrier 5340. (03Jan02) (RGA) 05341.0 A22S:CIS Military 1531 CW Wkg 3UGB. Also TLT1 on Sx net. Poor net discipline. (03Jan02) (RGA) 05342.0 FDI8:F AF Nice 2039 cw vvv, mrk (09 Jan 02)(HPT) 05343.0 A43C:working Z71B 11.40z. 05343.0 Q29D:joined by Z51A/Z12/E23B/Z97A/Z57B 12.01z 05343.0 Q29D:working Z71B/A43C, assuming Net Control 11.48z. 05343.0 Y87:calling 13.02z, no answer. (GT) 25/Dec/01 05343.0 Z71B:calling 43C from 11.30z to 11.40z. 05344.0 :Unid Illicit 2255 CW Fairly fast 5FGs. Ends 000 000. (17Dec01) (RGA) 05376.5 OST: Ostende Radio 1530 SITOR-B QTC-list (15 Jan 02)(HPT) 05384.9 :Unid CIS 2059 81-81/40.5/500 Cipher. (15Jan02) (RGA) 05401.0 AE1USA:US-ARMY MARS Station Edingen, D 1255 PACTOR-I 200Bd/200Hz tfc. to AEM1WF (26Dec01) (LDO) 05401.0 AEM1WF:US-ARMY MARS Station Neidenbach, D 1255 PACTOR-I 200Bd/200Hz tfc. to AE1USA (26Dec01) (LDO) 05405.3 :Unid ICAO AFTN Circuit 2103 RTTY/50/300 Metar from UNLGYMYX on circuit KWD. Addresses are all UN.. Meteos. (UNSYYMYX, UNTTYMYX etc.) Metar is from UNLL at 2100z. UN.. is unlisted. Seem to remember a similar circuit carrying FPLs on a EuropeBangkok route some time last year. Very little tfc on this one. Only one msg since 2100z. (15Jan02) (RGA) 05405.5 : CIS Military 1840 81-81/81/230 Cipher. (16Jan02) (RGA) 05418.0 1F5F:Russian Military 2220 CW Calls up ZWWJ PFJ9 & YULW for a comms check. (19Dec01) (RGA) 05418.0 AAA:UNID Israeli AF Station, 1843, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc. to RAM (02Jan02) (LDO) 05418.0 RAM:UNID Israeli AF station, 1843, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc. to AAA (02Jan02) (LDO) 05436.0 :Prob Mossad Illicit 1641 AM YL with 5LG. (10Jan02) (RGA) Pagina 78 WUN-v08 05450.0 RAF VOLMET:RAF W.Drayton G 1535 USB YL with civil and military airfields weather actuals. (03Jan02) (RGA) 05450.0 RAF VOLMET:RAF W.Drayton G 1642 USB YL with airfield forecasts. (10Jan02) (RGA) 05480.0 #'s : North Korean 1403z Dec 23-01 CW "V" and very brief traffic, then off [SN] 05512.0 F16S:Unid 1653 CW 'F16S F16S - 2R UX2R ... RR AR. (10Jan02) (RGA) 05547.0 007: ARINC SHANNON 2344 HFDL on usb. Squitters (03/Jan)(DW) 05616.0 Gander Aero:1745 USB E wkg. American 142 (07 Jan 02)(HPT) 05617.0 UNID: VLB2 0250 USB / Repeated numerous times VLB2 and nothing else. (31/Dec/2001) (Paul Little) 05687.0 FAP Lisboa:(Portuguese AF HQs, Lisbon):0803 USB w/aircraft 405 in position report. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 05687.0 NAF 30:(Netherlands AF a/c) working DHM91 (GAF, Munster)18.28z 7/Jan02(GT). 05696.0 Camslant Chesapeake:0320 USB w/CG Rescue 1701 reporting airborne from homeplate (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 05696.0 Camslant:2031 USB w/CG 1712, CG 1720 & Y3X in radio checks. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 05696.0 CG 03C:(H-60 # 6003, CGAS Clearwater):0307 USB w/Camslant Chesapeake reporting position as 94 nms on bearing of 308 degrees from checkpoint Kilo 3. (3/JAN/02) (RP3) 05696.0 CG 24C:(helo on OPBAT mission):2343 USB w/Camslant securing radio guard. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 05696.0 CG Rescue 6022:0408 USB w/Camslant reporting airborne from Patrick AFB w/4 POB. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 05696.0 CAMSLANT: Chesapeake 1454z USB Wkg CG 1500 (HC-130H Elizabeth City CGAS) airborne w 7 POB. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) 05699.0 Unid:O/M (EE):0034 USB w/O/M (EE). New England accented. Probable Georges Bank fishermen. (18/DEC/01) (RP3) 05699.0 Winnipeg Military:0009 USB w/Canforce aircraft Gonzo 08 (Dash-8, Winnipeg) w/wx. (18/DEC/01) (RP3) 05704.0 6YSJ:Unid CIS 1539 CW Receiving tfc on dx net. Apparently interrupted by P9O8 who was told to wait. Not military. (03Jan02) (RGA) 05708.0 100453:Rch-2V3 C-5 70-0453 0318 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for PP to Hilda Metro for WX at LERT(Rota) at 0515Z (15Dec01) (SA) 05708.0 100453:Rch-Z1 C-5 70-0453 0303 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) for WX next dest (20Dec01) (SA) 05708.0 160018:Rch-929Y C-5 86-0018 0809 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) very broken (13Dec01) (SA) 05708.0 200173:Rch-015Y C-17 00-0173 0641 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD947790301NNNN (Hilda Dispatch) Hilda unable to read try different freq (11Dec01) (SA) 05708.0 240065:Rch-4065 C-17 94-0065 0245 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83142382552NNNN (Mildenhall Metro) broken(10Dec01) (SA) 05708.0 240067:Rch-661N C-17 94-0067 2304 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) next dest 0145Z A2 (15Dec01) (SA) 05708.0 260004:Rch-742Y C-17 96-0004 0249 ALE/USB Wkg ALE+VOICE for PP to Lajes c/p with arr msg for 0530Z (01Jan02) (SA) 05708.0 260005:Rch-35 C-17 96-0005 1808 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83144807771NNNN (Ramstein ??) 30 min slip with your A/R CT due to lightning with the Tankers. Am in touch with 1st tanker and will play catchup with 2nd for frag CT (18Dec01) (SA) 05708.0 270041:Rch-502F C-17 97-0041 0743 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 3147273766NNNN (Rota AMCC) with arr msg as frag A1 no pax, no cargo (13Dec01) (SA) 05708.0 270046:Rch-750YC-17 97-0046 1629 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 3127791748NNNN (Hilda E) with arr msg next dest frag+1.35mins A3 + PP to Metro (12Dec01) (SA) 05708.0 280054:Rch-008Y C -16 98-0054 0425 ALE/USBWkG CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD9946763286NNNN (Incirlik AMCC) passed to Pagina 79 WUN-v08 Stage Manager. Have 11.5 hrs left of crew duty day. We can make it back to ???? without stopping at EDDF (Rhein-main) if we do not spend too much time at your station. (19Dec01) (SA) 05708.0 290058:Rch-051Y C-17 99-0058 0131 ALE/USB Wkg PLA with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 3127794795NNNN (Hilda Metro)c for 0400Z WX at LEMO (Moron)(06Jan02) (SA) 05708.0 290061:Rch-001Y 0013 ALE/USN Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD] CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) barely readable (01Jan02) (SA) 05708.0 290062:Rch-311Y C-17 99-0062 0733 ALE/USB Wkg PLA with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 3127791748NNNN (Hilda E) next station as frag -2.5 A1 3pax passed to Metro for WX at LPLA (Lajes) (06Jan02) (SA) 05708.0 290064:Rch-9064 C-17 99-0064 0517 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83822635NNNN (McChord c/p) for personal (30Dec01) (SA) 05708.0 290168:Rch-9168 C-17 99-0168 0928 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTARNNNN (Ramstein) inb your station 1200Z A1 75000 off load. " Noise embargo until 1215Z ,fly around for 15 mikes"(05Jan02) (SA) 05708.0 291189:Rch-705Y C-17 89-1189 1801 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCPCPDDFNNNN (Frankfurt/rhein-Main) inb your station 2100Z A3 neg pax,neg cargo (04Jan02) (SA) 05708.0 571491:KC-135 57-1491 0826 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to Hilda E Callsign sounds like Foxtrot-05 (20Dec01) (SA) 05708.0 CEF:Westover 0644 ALE/USB Wkg 180219 C-5 68-0219 (20Dec01) (SA) 05711.0 Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 2327 USB / wkg the MV Liberty Star after the STS-108 launch at 2219Z. (05Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) 05711.0 DoD Cape: 2157 USB / working King One for STS-108 launch support. (05Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) 05711.0 DoD Cape: 2234 USB / calling the USCG Cutter Kingfisher after the STS-108 launch. (05Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) 05711.0 DoD: 2216 USB / working MV Liberty Star for STS-108 launch support. (05Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) 05711.0 DoD: 2219 USB / with the ten second countdown of the STS-108 launch. (05Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) 05711.0 DoD: 2322 USB / wkg the MV Liberty Star after the STS-108 launch at 2219Z. (05Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) 05726.0 : NATO Air Defence 1844 LINK-11/1364/USB (16Jan02) (RGA) 05756.0 4XML:Unid 1734 CW 'V BFR7 (x3) de 4XML (x2)' repeating. Isn't this L9CC's style? (10Jan01) (RGA) 05773.0 : CIS Military 1847 MS-5/4800/USB Pre-cipher tones. (16Jan02) (RGA) 05808.1 : CIS Military 1849 81-81/--/250 Setup mode; slow revs; offair/QSY at 1915z. (16Jan02) (RGA) 05845.5 :CIS Military 1542 81-81/81/250 Opchat in differentially-keyed pre-cipher (not decodable). Into green at 1551z. (03Jan02) (RGA) 05863.1 UNID:0445 ?PACTOR 200/170 acf 250, 500 (Oct 11 2001)(PLOO) 05873.0 : M21 Russian Air Defence Plot 1900 CW Following sequence:23620901090800=992156??0????? =992157??0????? 13620171329656= 992158??0????? (16Jan02) (RGA) 05881.9 YRR3:Bucharest Meteo 1559 RTTY/50/400 SNRO40 YRCV 031600. (03Jan02) (RGA) 05882.0 YOG37:Bucharest Meteo 0116 ITA-2 50/N/400 wx AAXX, no ID (06 Jan 02)(HPT) 05882.0 YRR3: Bucharest Meteo ROM 1905 RTTY/50/400 YHRI01 YRBK 161800. (16Jan02) (RGA) 05930.0 LFI: GW NODE ROGALAND 2353 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "LFI" (20/Dec)(DW) 60206 (a USAF C-20B, Serial # 86-0206) on F-290. (14Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) 06239.0 :NATO System 1618 KG84C/75/850 Busy. (03Jan02) (RGA) 06242.9 : Unid. Ships (?) 1911 KG84C/75/850 Discrete messages; sometimes two ships (?) sending together. (16Jan02) (RGA) 06290.0 #'s : North Korean 1432z Dec-23-01 CW very weak, long fades [SN] 06306.0 : TH Wilkovo 1917 RTTY/50/170 Tgms to IzmailRadio. Morse Pagina 80 06315.0 06316.0 06316.0 06320.0 06322.0 06322.5 06324.0 06327.5 06330.0 06330.5 06330.5 06349.5 06353.0 06355.0 06357.0 06358.0 06358.5 06358.5 06380.0 06389.0 06390.0 06450.0 06468.0 06482.0 06483.0 06489.0 06490.0 06529.0 06550.0 06600.0 06600.0 06600.0 06600.0 06637.0 06697.0 06697.0 06697.0 06712.0 06714.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 WUN-v08 opchat. (16Jan02) (RGA) UFL: Vladivostok Radio 2041 cw, de ufl + SITOR (13 Jan 02)(HPT) UFN: Novorossiysk Radio 2028 cw, ufn + SITOR (13 Jan 02)(HPT) UFN:Novorossiysk R.0 RUS.0 2140 CW marker "UFN" + sitor A idle KYKY 0312 (PP) UFZ:Vladivostok rdo 1150 ARQ tfc to UFNB BMRT Mys Babushkini, QSX was 6269 (16Dec01) (ML2) ZSC: GW NODE CAPETOWN 2244 CW chan free marker (Globe) "ZSC". Wkng ship in Globedata (16/Jan)(DW) UDK2: Murmansk Radio 2146 cw de udk2 + SITOR (13 Jan 02)(HPT) VCT:Tors Cove R (Newfoundland) 2130.0 CW.0 "VCT" + sitor tape 4/12 PP UAT: Moscow Radio 2144 cw, uat + SITOR (13 Jan 02)(HPT) LZW: Varna Radio 1938 SITOR-B news in Bulgarian language (15 Jan 02)(HPT) 8PO: Barbados Radio 2143 cw, 8PO + SITOR (13 Jan 02)(HPT) OSY:Belgium 07.30 Pactor Sailmail station working FW7840 (20Dec01). (PT) FUE:French navy Brest France 1650 08 Jan 02 RTTY 150 callband (EB) SAB:Gothenburg radio Sweden 1648 08 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) USU: MariupolRadio UKR 1921 CW QSS marker to fleet call 4KF. (16Jan02) (RGA) SAA: Karlskrona Radio 2030 cw cq qsx 4195, 6292,5 // 4273 (15 Jan 02)(HPT) SAA:Karlskrona radio Sweden 1643 08 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) PBC: Ny Goeree 1715 ITA-2 75/R/850 mrk (16 Jan 02)(HPT) PBC:R.D.N Goeree Netherlands 1642 08 Jan 02 callband (EB) 4XZ: IN HAIFA 1914 CW Tfc in offline encrypt (16/Jan)(DW) AQP4: PB KARACHI 1903 CW Marker "vvv de AQP2/4" then into tfc with 5 fig grps. Barely readable (18/Jan)(DW) CTP: PN LISBON 2155 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker "naws de CTP qsx 04 06 08 12 mhz ar" (16/Jan)(DW) 090:Unid 0823 ALE/USB Wkg with C11. Sends [AMD] TIME 01020009162344 (09-01-02) (IB) LFI:Rogaland radio Norway 1636 08 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) PBB:R.D.N Den Helder Netherlands 1630 08 Jan 02 callband (EB) PBB: Ny Den Helder 1718 ITA-2 75/R/850 (16 Jan 02)(HPT) UNID:0656 RTTY 75/850 Encrypted (WST) 16/Dec/01 UNID:0755 RTTY 75/850 Encrypted. (WST) 16/Dec/01 V1:2359z USB; "Cuban Babbler"; poss Cuban air Def sta. (02/Jan/02) (ALS) ARAB12: ROM MOI Net 12 Arad 2045 ALE/USB Calls RAMB12/Ramnicu Valcea. (16Jan02) (RGA) FABIO:.0 FABIO clg ALE ALE 125 25-12-01 16,14 (BvR) FABIO:.0 Unid clg ALE [ cmd 61 3f 60]] ALE 125 23-12-01 06,44 (BvR) Unid ALE.0 ALE clg Fabio ALE 125 25-12-01 16,14 (BvR) Unid:.0 ALE.0 Unid responding to call from Fabio ALE 125 23-12-01 06,45 (BvR) BISCAYNE 413:0243z USB wkg Miami LDOC; departed San Juan 0205z, ETA Orlando-Sanford A/p 0456z w 156SOB. (02/Jan/02) (ALS) MKL:RAF Kinloss (Edingburg ?) wkg T3V with wx forcast. 17:20 20/Dec/01 (RP) RED APPLE:28-char EAM 0511 USB WW53IN simulcast 8992 and 11244. (11 Jan 02) (JH) RED APPLE:EAM Bcast 0516 USB WW53IN. H+14/h+44 activity. (11 Jan 02) (JH) SIGONELLA:28-char EAMs 0729 USB MQDGJD and MQFS32 at 0759z. Simulcast on at least 4724, 8992 and 11244. (18 Dec 01) (JH) Unid:O/M (North African Arabic):0425 USB w/O/M (North African Arabic).NATO phonetics interspersed in chat. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 100463:C-5 70-0463 0059 ALE/USB Sounds (12Dec01) (SA) 180222:C-65 68-0222 0123 ALE/USB Wkg WC1 unid (01Jan02) (SA) 260005:Rch-35 C-17 96-0005 0229 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init Pagina 81 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06724.3 06739.0 06739.0 06751.0 06751.0 06751.0 06751.0 06751.0 06751.0 06770.0 06771.7 06776.0 06779.0 06783.0 06834.0 06834.0 06834.0 06834.0 06852.0 06852.0 06875.5 WUN-v08 PP to[AMD]CCCCD83144807771NNNN (Ramstein ??) with arr msgs for Rch-35/36/37 all A2 for various write ups all in the blocks 0500Z-0545Z (17Dec01) (SA) 260008:Rch-065Y C-17 96-0008 0442 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) next dest frag-20 A1 + WX for I think Ramstein (16Dec01) (SA) 290058:C-17 99-0058 0235 ALE/USB Wkg GTL with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Frankfurt) fragged +30 neg cargo, 1pax+ PP to USAFE Metro for 0515Z arr (09Dec01) (SA) 338080:C-141 63-8080 0048 ALE/USB Wkg HAW (19Dec01) (SA) a/c : "REACH 7030" 0339z Dec-23-01 USB calling/working AFA [SN] ABCD:Unid A/C 0119 ALE/USB Wkg PLA (07Jan02) (SA) AFA : Andrews AFB, Md. 0340z Dec-23-01 USB with phone patch for "REACH 7030" [SN] CEF:(Westover) 0157 ALE/USB Wkg 190020 C-5 69-0020 (02Jan02) (SA) CEF:(Westover) 0355 ALE/USB Wkg 290058 C-17 99-0058 CEF normally only works C-5s (11Dec01) (SA) Andrews Global: GHFS 0638 USB / off-freq. with an EAM. [6724.0 is published Sigonella freq.] (20Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) ANDREWS:Calling DIEGO GARCIA 0616 USB "DIEGO GARCIA, DIEGO GARCIA, this is ANDREWS, ANDREWS. Request you echo the following" and into his FOXTROT message (maybe OKY ## ??; weak and difficult). This local night reminds me of a short time in mid 92 (lack of codewords in these things). (10 Jan 01) (JH) CanForce 4413:Wkg Architect 1237 USB Comms too weak for P/P will try again later. (08Jan01) (CMB) "DoD Support": 2252 USB / calling USCG Cutter Kingfisher for STS-108 launch support. (04Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) Cape Osbourne: 2123 USB / calling King One for STS-108 launch support. No joy. (05Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) DoD Cape: 2115 USB / wkg King One for STS-108 launch support. No joy on 5711.0. (04Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) DoD Cape: 2251 USB / telling King One that the STS-108 launch is now 05/2219 UTC. (04Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) Hops 86: possible ID Air NG C-130 2100 USB / clg Herca? Opspossible 189th Airlift Squadron at Boise, ID. (04Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) King One: 2252 USB / calling King Two for STS-108 launch support. (04Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) NOMADE2:Rohde & Schwarz Net 1226 ALE/USB Calls NOMADE1 who responds. (15Jan02) (RGA) ---: MFA CAIRO 1912 arq 100/E/170 Selcals TVXK. Swtchs to fec, indicating 5015 = qsx 5105+1.7kHz (5106.7 kHz). Returns arq, makes contact but no tfc (14/Jan)(DW) ---: UNID 2323 CW "OU6K 557 52 15 021 5 557 = 562 = PRUFA UOYQA" etc (14/Jan)(DW) drao:GN ship "Lübeck" 1304 usb/rtty qso dhj59 07-Jan-02 (wp3) UNID:0727 UNID 200/500 br=0, still on @0756 (Dec 15 2001)(PLOO) GYA: RN NORTHWOOD 0710 FAX 120/576/N/800 Mid East charts (starting 0605z?) beginning to appear out of noise. Offair 0730z (07/Jan)(DW) GYA: RN NORTHWOOD 1805 FAX 120/576/N/800 MSLP analysis for 1200z for Mid East further charts same area but becoming fuzzy disappearing into noise by 1930z. (06/Jan)(DW) GYA:Royal Navy Northwood 1806 FAX surface analysis 12z, area approx. 10-50n 15-85e. Not / /2618.5 etc (05Jan02) (KB) GYA:Royal Navy Northwood 1907 FAX 96h sfc prog for Middle East (03Jan02) (KB) DOR:MFA Sofia, BUL 1453 USB/8FSK-240 Bd ARQ- system, tfc. to unloc. emb. using proprietary MFSK modem (28Dec01) (LDO) DOR:MFA Sofia, BUL 1453 USB/8FSK-240 Bd ARQ-system, tfc. to unloc. emb. using proprietary MFSK modem (28Dec01) (LDO) RMP: CISN KALININGRAD 1507 CW "RMC99 RMK32 de RMP qsu 1 qsx 4823 aaa5 ar" (20/Dec)(DW) Pagina 82 WUN-v08 06900.0 0000006137:Prob Iranian Net 2232 ALE/USB Sounds. (03Jan02)(RGA) 06912.0 SYN2:2349z USB; Numbers station. (02/Jan/02) (ALS) 06914.0 257:Unid Illicit 1841 CW 257 (x3) 1 repeating. (03Jan02) (RGA) 06925.0 drob11:rou-mil? 0840 ale/usb to tarb11 31-Dez-01 (wp3) 06954.0 :Unid 1744 IRA-ARQ/100/470 ACF=10. Morse on centre freq 'QSA 4 K' 'OK AS'. Then data 'QQQSSSAAA444' etc. 'QRK4' 'BK' and so on followed by cipher. Reminiscent of a FAPSI sked. (10Jan01) (RGA) 06968.0 :FAPSI Link 88..8 1845 RTTY/73.3/480 5LGs. Last message. Header was corrupt. (03Jan02) (RGA) 06975.0 Unid: CIS-System 1545 40.5/500 turning in some idling (15 Jan 02) (HPT) 06982.0 #'s : Unidentified.0 1200z Dec-24-01 CW 5 figure traffic [SN] 06994.0 WC2XPF: Auburn, Washington, USA 0210 Baudot 45/850n with news and information. (16Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) 06994.0 WC2XPF: Auburn, Washington, USA 0304 Baudot 75/850n with news & information. 75 baud on "Fast Freddie Friday." (15Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) 06994.00 WC2XPF: Auburn, Washington 1700 RTTY 45.45/170 News reports from VOA and NEWSMAX.COM (14/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 06994.00 WC2XPF: Auburn, Washington 1800 RTTY 45.45/170 News reports from VOA and NEWSMAX.COM (12/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 06994.00 WC2XPF: Auburn, Washington 1800 RTTY 45.45/170 News reports from VOA and NEWSMAX.COM (13/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 06994.00 WC2XPF: Auburn, Washington 1900 RTTY 74.20/850 News reports from VOA and NEWSMAX.COM (11/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 07320.0 #'s : Unidentified.0 1311z Dec-30-01 CW 5 figure traffic [SN] 07335.0 CHU:CAN 27/12 0803 Poor signal 7/Jan/02 (PP) 07392.0 :Unid Illicit 2130 CW Fast 5FGs. Ends 000 000. (21Dec01) (RGA) 07397.0 HSW64:Bangkok Meteo 1725 FAX unid chart, looks like surface analysis. Sharp lines but strong QRM (21Dec01) (KB) 07545.0 no-call:UNID Ukrainian MIL, UKR 1108 CIS-14 100Bd/500Hz, online crypto (26Dec01) (LDO) 07555.0 #'s:Cuba 0803z Dec-28-01 CW 5f traffic [SN] 07593.8 :Unid 2103 UNID/50.1/165 Sounds like ITA2, smells like ITA2, ACFs like ITA2 but doesn't decode. (18Dec01) (RGA) 07593.8 UNID:1829 RTTY 50/165 WV-sequence, like ry-sequence, FGEYN FCKYDEYKN (07 Jan 02)(HPT) 07595.0 UNID:0800 RTTY 50/850 Encrypted. (WST) 16/Dec/01 07610.0 no-call:Ukrainian MIL Kiev, UKR 0730 CIS-14 96Bd/500Hz, after CITRUS test-tape on channel A into online crypto on A+B (27Dec01) (LDO) 07630.0 522:Israeli AF KC-130H, 1943, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, [reg. 4XFBY], calling 435 [C-130H with reg. 4X-FBT] (02Jan02) (LDO) 07630.0 C83:Israeli AF Net 1950 ALE/USB Calls AA1. (23Dec01) (RGA) 07630.0 CCC:UNID Israeli AF station, 2107, USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, sounding (02Jan02) (LDO) 07630.0 EEE:UNID Israeli AF station, 2119, USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, calling DD1 (02Jan02) (LDO) 07630.0 SSS:UNID Israeli AF station, 2115, USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, calling DD1 (02Jan02) (LDO) 07630.0 TSR:UNID Israeli AF station, 2102, USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, encrypted AMD tfc. to BB2 (02Jan02) (LDO) 07632.0 190013:C-5 69-0013 0945 ALE/USB Wkg CEF (Westover) (15Dec01) (SA) 07632.0 230601:C-17 93-0601 1717 ALE/USB Wkg ICZ (Sigonella) (16Dec01) (SA) 07632.0 240065:C-17 94-0065 2135 ALE/USB Sounds (12Dec01) (SA) 07632.0 250107:C-17 95-0107 0147 ALE/USB Wkg GUA (12Dec01) (SA) 07632.0 BMFP:unid 2309 ALE/USB Sounds (08Jan02) (SA) 07632.0 CEF:(Westover) 0810 ALE/USB Wkg 190017 C-5 69-0017 (01Jan02) (SA) 07632.0 CEF:(Westover) 2141 ALE/USB Wkg 190020 C-5 69-0020 (05Jan02) (SA) 07639.0 no-call:UNID Czech MIL, 0906, LSB, scrambled speech, similar Pagina 83 07646.0 07646.5 07650.0 07655.0 07655.0 07655.0 07655.0 07670.0 07682.0 07685.5 07710.0 07718.0 07720.0 07725.0 07760.0 07776.5 07780.0 07780.0 07785.0 07785.0 07785.0 07785.0 07786.3 07786.7 07820.0 07871.2 07880.0 07885.0 07909.7 07956.0 07962.0 07966.0 07990.0 WUN-v08 scrambling procedure as the TCC DSP9000 device, no FSK noted for synch. procedure though, QSX 7718 LSB (28Dec01) (LDO) DDH7:Deutscher Wetterdienst 1504 ITA-2 50/N/400 ry, cq, wx // 4583, 10100.8(04 Jan 02)(HPT) DDK2:---- RTTY 50/413 cq ddk2 (Sept 13 2001)(PLOO) TOU:Unid 1609 ALE/USB Sounds on 7650, 7990.9050 & 11550. (01Jan02) (RGA) BU4C4:ROU-MOI Bucharest, ROU 1013 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, clng DROC4 [=Drobeta Turnu Severin] (28Dec01) (LDO) BU4C4:ROU-MOI Bucharest, ROU 1013 USB/MIL-STD188-141A, clng DROC4 [=Drobeta Turnu Severin] (28Dec01) (LDO) DROC4:ROU-MOI Drobeta Turnu Severin, ROU 1013 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, replying to BU4C4 [=Bucharest] (28Dec01) (LDO) DROC4:ROU-MOI Drobeta Turnu Severin, ROU1013 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, replying to BU4C4 [=Bucharest] (28Dec01) (LDO) :Unid CIS 0727 FAX 60/576 faint sfc an. chart for unid area, ending 0804. Apparently no coast lines (23Dec01) (KB) #'s : Unidentified.0 0818z Dec-23-01 CW 5 figure traffic [SN] No-Call:Un-ID USCG shore station 21.00 Pactor No Tfc but many conects attempted to e.g. NNN0NZK - USCGC Dauntless, NNN0NXZ USCGC Confidence, NNN0CNY - USCGC Campbell etc. (24Dec01). (PT) no-call:UNID Polish MIL net, POL 0727 USB/ TADIRAN speech scrambler with 4-FSK preamble running at 125 Bd, constant 2FSK synch. seq. during voice transmissions (02Jan02) (LDO) no-call:UNID Czech MIL, 0906, LSB, scrambled speech, similar scrambling procedure as the TCC DSP9000 device, no FSK noted for synch. procedure though, QSX 7639 LSB (28Dec01) (LDO) 8DG:Unid 2305 ALE/USB Calls 8PD. Used to be frequency of former KAI1/AFO1 Net. (17Dec01) (RGA) no-call:Swiss joint MIL/diplo network, 0833 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A with linking protection calling other party, no reply (03Jan02) (LDO) ULX : Mossad 0100z Dec-20-01 USB very weak, heard YL at 0059z once, sign on and heavy qrm [SN] OST: Ostende Radio 1535 SITOR-B QTC-list (15 Jan 02)(HPT) 420:Israeli AF Net 2226 ALE/USB Calls DD2. (03Jan02) (RGA) 522:Israeli AF KC-130H, 1944, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, [reg. 4XFBY], calling 435 [C-130H with reg. 4X-FBT] (02Jan02) (LDO) N8J:UNID Spanish MIL station, 0910 USB, radio check tfc. to V8N, S6G and others, requesting an RTTY test transmission from each party (28Dec01) (LDO) REA4:AFHQ Moscow RUS 2055 REVS/50/1000 Idling. // 4179 7018.5 7044. (18Dec01) (RGA) UNID:0706 RTTY 50/850 Encrypted. (WST) 16/Dec/01 UNID:0803 RTTY 50/850 Encrypted. (WST) 16/Dec/01 S6G:UNID Spanish MIL, 0910 BAUDOT 50Bd/375Hz test tapes to N8J (28Dec01) (LDO) V8N:UNID Spanish MIL, 0907 BAUDOT 50Bd/460Hz test tapes to N8J (28Dec01) (LDO) no-call:German AF net, D 0901 USB/EADS-MAHRS 2400Bd PSK burst mode, ARCOTEL ALE procedure (28Dec01) (LDO) LN2A:Sveio Prop Beacon NOR 2053 CW(ID) (18Dec01) (RGA) DDK3: DWD Pinneberg 1112 Fax 120/575 schedule // 3885, 13882.5 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) YT315A/BDA21:UNID Chinese diplo, 1532 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, 5-letter group message to ZT201A/BXM62 (02Jan02) (LDO) No-Call:Libya? 21.12 ARQ Poor rx but tfc in EE with lots of oilfield words. Klingenfuss reports this freq as LASMO's operation in Libya (14Dec01). (PT) UNID: 1710 cw QBJ4*, long burst (14 Jan 02)(HPT) 189: unknown 0527 CW / 5FG groups ends T T T T T T (07/Jan/2002) (jcallinger) 3333:N.African Oil Exploration Net 1919 ALE/USB Sounds. (23Dec01) (RGA) TOU:Unid French Net 2121 ALE/USB Sounds. (21Dec01) (RGA) Pagina 84 WUN-v08 08010.0 AL11J:Algerian MOI Net NCS Algiers? 2031 ALE/USB Calls IQ11J.(23Dec01) (RGA) 08010.0 UNID:0617 VOICE YL SS 5 fgps (Dec 21 2001)(PLOO) 08026.0 Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 1343 USB / wkg SAM 08028.0 V5G: MFA BUCHAREST 1136 FEC/ROU 164.6/R/400 Bit inv mask = 24. Diplo bdcst, online encrypted (08/Jan)(DW) 08031.0 RFFXL:FF Naqoura LBN 2030 ARQ-E/184.6/370 Garbled msg to adds in continental France. (20Dec01) (RGA) 08031.0 RFFXL: FF Naqura 2228 ARQ-E 184.6/400 svce msg to Favieres (12 Jan 02)(HPT) 08040.0 GYA:RN Northwood 1200 Fax 120/576 wx, surface temp. analysis // 11086.5, 4610, 2618.5 (not decodable) (06 Jan 02)(HPT) 08060.0 11C: Unid 2024 ALE/USB Calls FOB who responds to 11COY who in turn acks as 11COY. Not Italian Mil. Netherlands Mil? (16Jan02) (RGA) 08060.0 LOGOPS: Prob Netherlands Military 1542 ALE/USB Calls FOB who responds. (17Jan02) (RGA) 08079.0 no-call:UNID Ukrainian MIL, UKR 1119 CIS-14 100Bd/500Hz, online crypto (26Dec01) (LDO) 08088.5 NCS:Dutch MoD Den Haag?, HOL 1429 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling BUGOJNO (06Jan02) (LDO) 08100.0 AA1:Israeli AF Net NCS 2014 ALE/USB Sounds. (23Dec01) (RGA) 08104.0 4XZ:I.D.F. Haifa Israel 1955 04 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) 08125.0 no-call:UNID Egyptian diplo, 1707 USB/CODAN 16x 75Bd QPSK modem/CODAN 80 Bd CHIRP (24Dec01) (LDO) 08156.0 : Enigma M51 1334 CW Nr46J 16 14:34:44 2002=MZPJG VXGMG etc. // 7937.5 (16Jan02) (RGA) 08165.0 EAGLE:R&S Net 1556 ALE/USB Calls SPACEMAN. (01Jan02) (RGA) 08165.0 EAGLE:Rohde & Schwarz Net 1945 ALE/USB Calls SPACEMAN. (23Dec01) (RGA) 08165.0 NOMADE1:Rohde & Schwarz Net 1228 ALE/USB Calls RSMUNICH who responds. (15Jan02) (RGA) 08165.0 NOMADE:R&S Net 2347 ALE/USB Calls NOMADE1. (17Dec01) (RGA) 08165.0 RSMUNICH:Rohde & Schwarz Net 1224 Calls EAGLE who responds. (15Jan02) (RGA) 08180.0 ELEFANTE:MoD Roma, I 1523, USB/FSK-1200Bd, receiving tfc. from unlocated station, no voice coordination noted (28Dec01) (LDO) 08260.0 ----: unid 0217 CW / opchat & moves to 10889 with "r r r r de atdd5 lk" (09/Jan/2002) (jcallinger) 08307.0 #'s : Unidentified.0 0803Z Dec-22-01 CW 5 figure traffic [SN] 08334.0 2222:N.African Oil Exploration Net 2133 ALE/USB Sounds. (03Jan02) (RGA) 08352.0 : Unid. Span-N (?) 1328 RTTY/100/850 Telecipher. 1.5 stopbits. // 12932.5 (16Jan02) (RGA) 08397.0 :Ship KM Markow 1915 ARQ Tgms in 3SC to ArkhangelskRadio. (03Jan02) (RGA) 08404.0 ----: ??? 0334 CW / spanish names and figures down with spainish text and sk (06/Jan/2002) (jcallinger) 08414.5 314049000:Barbados 8PO(?) on GMDSS Freq 2327 ARQ FORMAT SPECIFIER:ALL SHIPS. CATEGORY:DISTRESS. SELF IDENTIFICATION:314049000 Barbados. TELECOMMAND:DISTRESS RELAY. IDENTIFICATION OF SHIP IN DISTRESS:636011029 Liberia. DISTRESS NATURE: UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS. DISTRESS COORDINATES:NW LATITUDE 20 deg 23 min NORTH LONGITUDE 51 deg 33 min WEST. TIME UTC 23:24. TELECOMMAND:J3E. telephone. RQ CHECK SUM OK. DECODED AT DATE 11-12-2001 TIME 23:27:33. (11-12-01) (AD) 08419.0 IAR:Rome radio Italy 1950 04 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 08420.5 hec18:Bern Radio 1817 sitor-b tfc list at 1830 07-Jan-02 (wp3) 08420.5 HEC 18: Berne Radio 0831 SITOR-B info to shipping, how to organize traffic to HEC (14 Jan 02)(HPT) 08421.5 LZW: Varna Radio 1846 SITOR-B tfc-list // 4218.5, 8421.5, 12587 (15 Jan 02)(HPT) 08421.5 VRX: Hongkong Radio 1959 cw, vrx + SITOR (16 Jan 02)(HPT) 08422.0 NRV: USCG Agana 2000 cw, nrv + SITOR (16 Jan 02)(HPT) 08422.0 ESA:Tallin radio Estonia 1945 04 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) 08422.0 VRX:Hong Kong radio Hong Kong 1948 04 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband very weak (EB) Pagina 85 WUN-v08 08422.2 LZW:Varna radio Bulgaria 1946 04 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 08424.0 SVO: Athen Radio 1325 SITOR-B Greek nx // 12603.5, 16830.5, 22387.5 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 08425.0 SVO:Olympia radio Greece 1942 04 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) 08427.5 UFZ:Vladivostok rdo 1000 FEC tfc summary & blind tx of ships' tfc (10Dec01) (ML2) 08428.0 A9M:Hamala radio Bahrain 1941 04 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 08429.5 IDR4: IN ROME 0736 RTTY 75/N/850 CARB "IGJ41 /IGJ43 /IDR2 /IDR3 /IDR8" (15/Dec)(DW) 08431.0 xsq:Guangzhou Radio 1900 sitor-a tfc to ships 07-Jan-02 (wp3) 08431.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 2001 SITOR-B wx in Turk./E // 4560, 12654 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 08431.5 UAT:Moscow Radio.0 1653.0 Sitor-A tfc w/KHOR (unid ship) 4/01/02(PP) 08432.0 TAH:Istanbul Radio Turkey 1940 04 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 08433.0 UAT:Moscow radio Russia 1937 04 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 08435.0 XSQ:GuangzhouRadio PRC 1947 ARQ Chan free marker. (20Dec01) (RGA) 08435.5 OST: OstendRadio BEL 1323 ARQ VMVM data string+CWID. (16Jan02) (RGA) 08444.1 ---: MURMANSK MET 1335 FAX 120/576/R/800 (lsb of 8446). Sfc press/wind (prog?). rpm >120 causing skew (04/Jan)(DW) 08444.1 ---: MURMANSK MET 2000 FAX 120/576/R/800 (lsb of 8446). Sfc pres/wind chart? (04/Jan)(DW) 08449.0 A9M:Bahrain R. / cw cq + call 19/Dec/01 (RM) 08449.0 A9M:Hamala radio Bahrain 1934 04 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) 08450.0 5AB:Benghazi R. / LYB cw cq + call 19/Dec/01 (RM) 08450.0 5AB:BenghaziRadio LBY 1918 CW CQs with spuuri. (03Jan02) (RGA) 08450.0 5AB:BenghaziRadio LBY 1949 CW CQ marker with spurii. (20Dec01) (RGA) 08450.0 5AB:BenghaziRadio LBY 1949 CW CQ marker with spurii. (20Dec01)(RGA) 08451.0 5AB:Benghazi radio Libya 2029 18 Dec 01 CW callband (EB) 08453.0 FUG: Ny La Regine 1712 ITA-2 75/R/850 FAAA (16 Jan 02)(HPT) 08454.0 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 1620 ITA-2 50/R/170 navigational warnings // 4228, 12877.5, 16927, 19724.5, 22603,5 (12 Jan 02)(HPT) 08478.5 FUF:0810 RTTY 75/850.0 French Forces Martinique. Test Pattern. (WST) 16/Dec/01 08478.5 FUF:Marine Fort de France MRT 1952 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (20Dec01) (RGA) 08478.5 FUF:Marine Fort de France MRT 1952 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (20Dec01) RGA) 08484.0 HLF:SeoulRadio KOR 1930 CW CQ marker. (20Dec01) (RGA) 08490.5 UNID:0130 UNID 75/160 acf 0 (Jan 1 2002)(PLOO) 08495.0 S:MX Beacon 1920 CW Only Arkhangelsk audible. (03Jan02) (RGA) 08508.0 :Russian Navy/Military 1953 36-50/50/240 At least 6 short msgs. (20Dec01) (RGA) 08514.00 XSQ: Kwangchow 1621 A1A / CW marker: CQ DE XSG UP 359 CLG BK (6/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 08514.00 XSQ: Kwangchow 1715 A1A / CW marker: CQ DE XSG UP 361CLG (9/Dec/2001) (RICH WA6KNW) 08532.0 #'s : Unidentified.0 0200z Dec-20-01 USB "Attencion 238-01" then "01 52" into 5 figure traffic [SN] 08540.0 USU:Mariupol Radio 1200 cw ID turning into RTTY 50/N/175 with "powestka" // 12697, 17141.6 (14 Dec 01)(HPT) 08540.0 USU:MariupolRadio UKR 1923 CW Powestka bcast. (03Jan02) (RGA) 08552.0 CTP:Portuguese naval Lisbon Portugal 1929 04 Jan 02 RTTY 75 callband (EB) 08552.5 CTP:Portuguese navy Portugal 2022 18 Dec 01 RTTY 75 callband (EB) 08557.0 SPE41:SzczecinRadio POL 1930 FEC Nx in Polish. (03Jan02) (RGA) 08558.0 SPB:Szczecin radio Poland 1916 FEC 100 news broadcast (EB) 08560.0 2222:Moroccan Oil 2139 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB w/sounding call. (10/Dec/01) (MADX) 08560.0 SANTANA:Colombian Army Santana 2159 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg LARANDIA:Colombian Army Larandia. At 2228, SANTANA clg FLORENCIA:Colombian Army Florencia. (10/Dec/01) (MADX) Pagina 86 WUN-v08 08560.6 CTP: Ny Oeiras 1920 ITA-2 75/R/850 naws (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 08573.0 CLA21:HavanaRadio CUB 1959 CW CQ marker. (20Dec01) (RGA) 08594.00 LSD836: Globe Wireless Argentina 0350 SITOR / SITOR /FAX/CW Marker: LSD836 (15/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 08600.0 XSV:Tianjin radio China 1909 04 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) 08603.0 SAB:Gothenberg radio Sweden 1907 04 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 08605.0 UIW:Kaliningrad Radio 1300 cw powestka, tfc-list, frequency information, something which looked like wx // 12973, 17152, also announced 439.5 and 3737 (14 Dec 01)(HPT) 08620.0 USU:Mariupol Radio 1000 cw cq, tfc-list, wkg. frequencies,// 12732 khz (18 Dec 01)(HPT) 08626.0 GYU:RN Gibraltar GIB 2003 RTTY/75/??? Prob in VFT or QRM. Decoded as on/off. CARBs. (20Dec01) (RGA) 08626.0 GYU:RN Gibraltar GIB 2003 RTTY/75/??? Prob in VFT or QRM. Decoded as on/off. CARBs. (20Dec01) (RGA) 08638.0 VNG:Llandilo NSW AUS 27/12 0805 Poor, Ute qrm,beeps but 5 seconds silence before top of the hour 7/Jan/02 (PP) 08642.1 MGJ: RN Base Clyde Faslane Scotland 1319 rTTY/75/350 CARBs. Prob in a VFT. (16Jan02) (RGA) 08646.0 FUF:0719 RTTY 75/850 French from Fort de France Martinique. (WST) 16/Dec/01 08646.0 FUJ:French Forces Noumea,NCL. Test Pattern. RTTY 75/850. (WST) 16/Dec/01 08671.0 IAR:Rome radio Italy 1904 04 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 08675.5 VCS:GlobeRadio Halifax NS CAN ARQ Channel free marker. (20Dec01) (RGA) 08684.0 LFI:Rogaland radio Norway 1902 04 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 08686.0 IRM:Rome medical Italy 1901 04 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) 08690.5 9MG: 1715 SITOR/CW / SITOR/CW marker: 9MG (12/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 08694.0 XSZ: DALIAN RADIO 0843 CW Wkng ship (in Chinese) then revert to marker "cq de XSZ qru? qsx 8 and 12 mhz k" (04/Jan)(DW) 08698.0 7TF:Boufarik radio Algeria 1858 04 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) 08705.5 LFI: GW NODE ROGALAND 0829 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "LFI" (21/Dec)(DW) 08706.0 LFI:Rogaland radio Norway 1850 04 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 08722.0 7TF37: Boufarik Radio 0803 USB F wx // 13095 (14 Jan 02)(HPT) 08728.0 3AC8: Monaco Radio 0930 USB F/E wx // 4363, 8806, 13146, 13152, 17260, 17323, 22768 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 08749.0 LFL7: Rogaland Radio 1215 USB E wx // 13158 (15 Jan 02)(HPT) 08806.0 3AC: Monaco Radio 0930 USB F/E wx // 4363, 8728, 13146, 13152, 17260, 17323, 22768 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 08859.0 LD2: Angolan MOI Luanda 2007 ALE/USB Calls KSL/Kwanza Sul. (16Jan02) (RGA) 08906.0 AIR FRANCE 3554:over Atlantic. 2231z USB. Wkg NY Rdo; position report; EJAM Selcal check on 11309. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). 08906.0 Castrol 906:(and 962?)ww santa Maria 1629z 31/Dec/01 (PP) 08906.0 CSY:Sta. Maria Aero 1749 USB E wkg. Britannia 197 (07 Jan 02)(HPT) 08906.0 Santa Maria:in contact with November Romeo November 398 1025z 30/Dec/01 (PP) 08906.0 Shanwick Aero:1747 USB E wkg. AlItalia (07 Jan 02)(HPT) 08906.0 Speedbird Concorde 02;with Santa Maria 1809 19 Jan 02 USB selcal check BHFJ (EB) 08926.0 Unid:O/M (EE):0137 USB w/Y/L (EE) in personal radio-telephone conversation. O/M is apparently on a vessel. (3/JAN/02) (RP3) 08930.0 Unid:O/M (FF/EE):2241 USB w/O/M (FF/EE), possible aircraft. Blocked by loud QRM. French was Canadian accented. Possible LDOC. (17/DEC/01) (RP3) 08933.0 Unid:O/M (EE) :0135 USB w/Blyantyre 201 (not heard) w/wx for Bloemfontein, Durban & Johannesburg. Probably South African Airways LDOC. (3/JAN/02) (RP3) 08952.0 Unid:O/M (JJ):0320 USB w/unheard station. Possibly Japanese military. (3/JAN/02) (RP3) 08954.0 Unid:O/M (FF):2239 USB w/aircraft (FF) confirming receipt of weather and landing time. (17/DEC/01) (RP3) 08960.0 Unid:O/M (SS):2350 USB w/O/M (SS). (17/DEC/01) (RP3) Pagina 87 WUN-v08 08962.0 Unid:O/M (JJ):0432 USB w/O/M (JJ). (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 08965.0 538880DAT:KC-135 63-8880 0846 ALE/USB Wkg MCCNPR ( 05Jan02) (SA) 08965.0 ADWNPR:0510 ALE/USB Wkg 538880DAT KC-135 63-8880 (03Jan02) (SA) 08965.0 ADWNPR:0538 ALE/USB Wkg 538881DAT KC-135 63-8881 (03Jan02) (SA) 08965.0 ADWNPR:2142 ALE/USB Wkg 538888DAT KC-135 63-8888 (03Jan02) (SA) 08965.0 CRONPR:0000 ALE/USB Wkg 358881DAT KC-135 6308881 (05Jan02) (SA) 08965.0 CRONPR:0108 ALE/USB Wkg 538880DAT KC-135 63-8880 (05Jan02) (SA) 08967.0 Unid:.0 O/M (SS):0352 USB w/O/M (SS). Uses whistling as call up procedure. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) 08967.0 Unid:O/M (SS):0429 w/O/M (SS). Using whistling as call up signal. EE also mixed in w/SS during chat. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 08971.0 Tango 7 Romeo:1740 USB w/Fiddle and Blue Star trying to coordinate SATCOM contacts. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 08983.0 BT9P:RAF Cranwell, tfc with CWL 88( RAF 3FTS 55R SQN Dominie T1) 14:29 19/Dec/01 (RP) 08983.0 Camslant Chesapeake:1608 USB w/CG 2121 (HU-25A CGAS Cape Cod) in radio check. (29/DEC/01) (RP3) 08983.0 CAMSLANT:Chesapeake VA. 1534z USB. Wkg CG 24C (CG 6024, HH-60J Helo, CGAS-Clearwater FL) on anti-drug mission. Is told Shark 19 can be reached on Uniform or Victor frequency of the day. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). 08983.0 CAMSLANT:Chesapeake VA. 1543z USB. Wkg CG RESCUE 2163, airborne from CGAS-Corpus Christi; CAMSLANT assumes guard. [I have no listing for CG 2163; may have been mis-ID of CG 2136, an HU-25 from CGAS-Corpus Christi.] (29/Dec/01) (ALS). 08983.0 CAMSLANT:Chesapeake VA. 1557z USB. Wkg CG 1720 (HC-130H, CGASClearwater FL) with Ops Normal msge. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). 08983.0 CAMSLANT:Chesapeake VA. 1558z USB. Wkg CG 1719 (HC-130H, CGASElizabeth City NJ) with Ops Normal msge. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). 08983.0 CAMSLANT:Chesapeake VA. 1619z USB. Wkg CG 1720 (HC-130H, CGASClearwater FL), approaching homeplate Clearwater; guard secured. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). 08983.0 CG 2133:2122 USB w/Camslant reporting airborne from Air Station Miami for local training flight. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 08992.0 ANDREWS:28-char EAM 0412 USB Says "ALL STATIONS, ALL STATIONS, this is ANDREWS, ANDREWS break" and into EAM WWZPAW. They are not using the MAINSAIL call this local evening. (10 Jan 01) (JH) 08992.0 ANDREWS:32-char EAM 1408 USB OSKA4S. 'FOR CHALLENGER' with the string resent at various GHFS rebroadcast times since the initial transmission. First non-6/20 character 'FOR...' string heard here since mid 1997. (11 Jan 02) (JH) 08992.0 OFFUTT:28-char EAM 0342 USB Says "ALL STATIONS, ALL STATIONS, this is OFFUTT, OFFUTT, break" then EAM WW3L7N. (10 Jan 01) (JH) 08992.0 RIDERLESS:Two EAMs 2125 USB 28-char WWEAYP at 2125z and 22char WWEYOF at 2155z. Simulcast 11244. H+25/h+55 activity. (07 Jan 01) (JH) 08992.0 SEA SPRAY:28-char EAM 1555 USB WWEISN at 1555, 1625 and 1655z. Simulcast on 11244. H+25/h+55 activity. (06 Dec 01) (JH) 08992.0 STABILITY:Clg MAINSAIL 2022 USB (Too weak to id). Maybe raising an unheard GHFS station for unk. (18 Dec 01) (JH) 08992.0 USAF Offuth:with eam mesg 1435 USB 4/Jan/02 (RP) 09010.0 :Russian Military 1431 MS-5/4800/DPSK/USB. Cipher. (09Jan02) (RGA) 09013.0 :Unid 2120 FEC/100/170 5LGss w/number grps. 2130 off (19 Dec 01) (MJZ) 09016.0 PEP TALK:48-char EAM 0041 USB LYCLQZ simulcast 8992. (05 Jan 02) (JH) 09017.0 Navy 49676: A US Navy VP-3A, BuNo 149676 0402 USB / calling Andrews (VIP) on F-094. No joy. (13Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) 09023.0 Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 0653 USB / working Pagina 88 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 WUN-v08 Trout 99 (a C-135C with DV-2 + 8 Pax) on F-467. (04Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) 160017:Rch-6017 C-5 86-0017 1728 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for PP to Frankfurt AMCC + Metro for 1930Z arr (02Jan02) (SA) 170036:Rch-050Y C-5 87-0036 1006 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for a PP to Sigonella OPs + WX for 1315Z arrival (08Dec01) (SA) 170042:Rch-516Y C-5 87-0042 0144 ALE/USB Wkg JNR ALE+ VOICE PP to Hilda Metro for WX at LEMO (Moron) at 0430Z (08Jan02) (SA) 180222:Rch-177Y C-5 68-0222 0234 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ALE+VOICE for PP to Hilda E next dest 0500Z A1 pass to Metro for WX at Sigonella (01Jan02) (SA) 190017:C-5 69-0017 0856 ALE/USB Wkg CEF (Westover) (31Dec01) (SA) 200172:RCH-496Y C-17 00-0172 1717 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 3143308637NNNN (Rhein-main) calling in with flight control prob, need to talk to a specialist, prob with slats (05Jan02) (SA) 200172:Rch-544Y C-17 00-0172 0729 ALE/USB Wkg PLA with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) next dest fraged+6 A1 (31Dec01) (SA) 223291:Rch-433Y C-17 92-32910228 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ALE+VOICE inb your station 0530Z A1 with 1.40 Haz. " Base ops are aware of your arr" (01Jan02) (SA) 230601:Rch-738Y C-17 93-0601 0416 ALE/USB WkgPLA with ALE init pp to [AMD]CCCCD83127790301NNNN ( Hilda Dispatch) dep Sigonella next station frag+ 30 A1 38 pax,13000Lbs luggage all thru load.unable Satcom 4.Further PP to Lajes c/p with arr msg + patch to WX. (01Jan02) (SA) 240066:Rch-190Y C-17 94-0066 1350 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 3144802049NNNN (Ramstein AMCC) inb your station 1710Z A1, Special parking(Hot Spot??) + req orders for next part of mission (08Jan02) (SA) 260004:Rch-480Y C-17 96-0004 0823 ALE/USB Wkg PLA with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83147228380NNNN (Moron AMCC?) as frag -1 A1 (06Jan02) (SA) 280051:Rch-404T C-17 98-0051 1415 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) req PP to Stage Manager next dest. [AMD] CCCCD9943143308635NNNN No answer (11Dec01) (SA) 280055:Rch-065Y C-17 98-0055 0215 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE for PP to Hilda E then Metro for next dest at 0500Z followed by PP [AMD]CCCCD9 944802049NNNN (Ramstein AMCC) with arr msg (11Dec01) (SA) 290058:Rch-140Y C-17 99-0058 0147 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) arr msg for ?TSK (poss VTSK Pattanni Thailand???) art 0425Z A1 + PP to Metro (13Dec01) (SA) 290058:Rch-751Y C-17 99-0058 0315 ALE/USB Wkg HAW ALE+VOICE for PP to DSN 312-673-2100 (Charleston) for of base number (05Jan02) (SA) 290061:Rch-005Y C-17 99-0061 1513 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAGNNNN (Incirlik AMCC) very broken (11Dec01) (SA) 290169:C-17 99-0169 0946 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD] CCCCD8 3122778000NNNN (911AG at Pittsburgh IAP) nothing heard (01Jan02) (SA) 571491:KC-135 57-1491 0956 ALE/USB Wkg 290169 C-17 99-0169 (his tanker?) (01Jan02) (SA) 89-1192:C-17.0 1533.0 ALE/USB.0 Calling Diego Garcia (JDG) (PP) (2012) CEF:(Westover) 0448 ALE/USB Wkg 180215 C-5 68-0215 (13Dec01) (SA) CEF:(Westover) 0900 ALE/USB Wkg 180215 C-5 68-0215 (30Dec01) (SA) F30558:E-3B 75-0558 1016 ALE/USB Wkg OFF (18Dec01) (SA) GS2:unid 0042 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (07Jan02) (SA) Hawk 83:0240 USB calling Hawk 84 w/no response. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) Pagina 89 WUN-v08 09025.0 HIK:Hickam AFB HWA 1656 ALE/USB Sounds. (01Jan02) (RGA) 09025.0 JTY:0733 ALE/USB Wkg 290167 C-17 99-0167 (18Dec01) (SA) 09025.0 Reach 740Y:(id as C-17):0238 USB w/Lajes in pp w/Hilda East & Hilda Metro. ALE also noted on this freq. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) 09031.0 ARCHITECT:RAF Flight Watch Bampton Castle G 1432 USB OM with airfield states. (09Jan02) (RGA) 09039, online crypto and modified ARQ protocol,many repetitions (29Dec01) (LDO) 09042.0 Unid:O/M (SS):2244 USB w/O/M (SS). Confirming series of numbers which appear to be equipment readings. (17/DEC/01) (RP3) 09044.0 : Russian Navy/Military 1237 36-50/50/250 3+ msgs. Idles on mark. (16Jan02) (RGA) 09050.0 123:Chinese Diplo 1603 ALE/USB Calls 116. (18Dec01) (RGA) 09057.0 AF9:VC-25A 92-9000 1056 ALE/USB Sounds (08Jan02) (SA) 09066.0 Unid:O/M (SS):0151 USB w/O/M (SS). (20/DEC/01) (RP3) 09085.0 0018:UNID Guardia di Finanza station, I 1258 LSB/MIL-STD 188-141A/CLOVER-2000 e-mail tfc. to Rome (02Jan02) (LDO) 09085.0 1000:Guardia di Finanza HQ Rome, I 1258 LSB/ MIL-STD 188-141A/CLOVER-2000 e-mail tfc. to 0018 (02Jan02) (LDO) 09085.0 FABIO:.0 Unid "TO ALE TIS FABIO" ALE 125 25-12-01 06,44(BvR) 09085.0 Unid: ALE.0 Unid [cmd 61 7f 62] to FABIO ALE 125 25-12-01 09,14 (BvR) 09085.0 Unid:German male/male comms simplex related to FABIO/ALE net ? Hard to copy due to bad modulation and rtty interferance USB 25-12-01 07,50 (BvR) 09103.0 no-call:Czech embassy Moskva?, RUS? 1045 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem based ARQ system, burst tfc., QSX 10306 kHz USB, voice coordination in Czech (27Dec01) (LDO) 09110.0 NMF:USCG Boston /Usa fax 120/576 meteo chart 19/Dec/01 (RM) 09111.0 Unid:O/M (IT):2348 USB w/unheard station. (17/DEC/01) (RP3) 09113.0 Unid:O/M (SS):2247 USB w/O/M (SS). Weak-- hard to make out chat. (17/DEC/01) (RP3) 09130.0 MGJ:Ny Faslane 2145 ITA-2 75/R/340 ch/mrk (07 Jan 02)(HPT) 09153.0 SNN299:MFA Warsaw POL 1442 POL-ARQ/100/170 VVV de SNN299 PSE GA in FSK morse. Few ARQ bursts. (09Jan02) (RGA) 09153.0 UNID:0735 VOICE AM YL SS 5fgps (Dec 29 2001)(PLOO) 09151.7 MFA Cairo: 1815 SITOR-A msgs to different embassies (12 Jan 02)(HPT) 09175.0 Y45P+T14V:Spanish MIL SFOR net, 0607 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, voice coord. in Spanish (27Dec01) (LDO) 09179.0 :Russian Military 2009 81-81/??/250 Differential revs. Offair/QSY at 2011utc. (20Dec01) (RGA) 09185.0 no-call:Swiss joint MIL/diplo network, 0832 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A with linking protection calling other party, no reply (03Jan02) (LDO) 09190.0 no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUs 0925 MFSK-32/CROWD36 tfc. to UNID embassy, no link ID copied, using online crypto and modified ARQ protocol, many repetitions, occasional use of nrw. band parallel tone PSK-modem (29Dec01) (LDO) 09197.0 NNN0QU (NCS): Federal Coordination Net 1530 USB / with net check-ins on F-04. QSYed to F-05 (10891) at 1538Z. (02Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) 09212.0 EAGLE: R&S Net 1701 ALE/USB Calls SPACEMAN. This net very busy this afternoon. (17Jan02) (RGA) 09227.0 522:Israeli AF KC-130H, 1946, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, [reg. 4X-FBY], encrypted AMD tfc. to BB2 (01Jan02) (LDO) 09227.0 BB1:Israeli AF Net 1958 ALE/USB Calls AA1. (23Dec01) (RGA) 09227.0 RAM:UNID Israeli AF station, 1955, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (02Jan02) (LDO) 09227.0 TSR:UNID Israeli AF station, 1949, USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, encrypted AMD tfc. to 522 (01Jan02) (LDO) 09248.0 522:Israeli AF KC-130H, 2213, USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A, [reg. 4X-FBY], encrypted AMD tfc. to BB2 (01Jan02) (LDO) 09251.0 :Lincolnshire Poacher 1942 USB Woman with 5FGs. (03Jan02) (RGA) 09285.0 #'s : Unidentified.0 0807Z Dec-22-01 CW 5 figure Pagina 90 09287.1 09292.0 09316.7 09320.0 09320.0 09360.0 09360.0 09405.0 09426.7 09962.0 09996.0 10000.0 10033.0 10033.0 10033.0 10046.0 10046.0 10051.0 10087.0 10100.8 10104.2 10104.4 10110.0 10130.0 10152.0 10164.0 10186.0 10190.0 10192.5 10192.5 10192.5 10192.5 10204.0 10204.0 10205.0 10238.0 WUN-v08 traffic [SN] :Italian Diplo(?) 0735 RS-ARQ/240.8 Encrypted tfc. (20 Dec 01) (MJZ) no-call:UNID CIS-MIL, 0927 USB/YAKHTA speech scrambler, 100Bd/150Hz FSK synch. bitstream (03Jan02) (LDO) prob:MFA Cairo:2134 SITOR-A RCVB only, clg. Emb Washington, at 2158:telegram Emb Islamabad to MFA Cairo MFA forwarding message? (10 Jan 02)(HPT) Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 1946 USB / working Trout 99 (a C-135C Serial # 61-2669) on F-616. (01Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 2144 USB / pp for Trout 99 (a C-135C) to Andrews Metro on F-616. (01Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) OXT:Skamlebaek R./ DK fax 120/576 meteo chart 19/Dec/01 (RM) OXT: Copenhagen Met 1155 cw, Fax 120/575 wx (11 Jan 02)(HPT) UNID:0729 RTTY 75/850 Encrypted. (WST) 16/Dec/01 FF:0917 ARQ-E 192/160 4crc betas (Dec 25 2001)(PLOO) UNID:0828 RTTY 75/850 Encrypted. (WST) 16/Dec/01 RWM:Moskva RUS 27/12 1245 Good, 1240:00 long dash, 1240:10 two short dashes 7/Jan/02 (PP) VNG:Llandilo NSW AUS 27/12 1240 Buried under 9996 RWM sometimes, but not at 1330 7/Jan/02 (PP) Panther 202:2231z USB wkg Miami LDOC re arr at Santo Domingo; Selcal check. (02/Jan/02) (ALS) Panther 901:2233z and 2309z USB wkg Miami LDOC; en route Havana Cuba. (02/Jan/02) (ALS) Planet 961:2254z USB wkg Miami LDOC; HLCG Selcal check. (02/Jan/02) (ALS) 4XZ:I.D.F. Haifa Israel 1833 04 Jan 02 CW 5 ltr tfc (EB) 4XZ:I.D.F. Haifa Israel 1834 13 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) Gander Rdo:2226z USB Wx bcst for Calgary, Churchill, Winnipeg, etc. (02/Jan/02) (ALS) 014: ARINC KRASNOYARSK 1423 HFDL on usb. Squitters (16/Dec)(DW) DDK9:Deutscher Wetterdienst 1510 ITA-2 50/N/400 ry, cq, wx // 4583, 7646 (04 Jan 02)(HPT) FF:1804 ARQ-E3 192/400 betas (Dec 21 2001)(PLOO) FF:.0 1000 ARQ-E3 192/400 beta's (Dec 11 2001)(PLOO) 555:Russian Military(?) 0233 CW Channel-marker 5, grouped as 555 555 555. Rus cluster beacon? (12/12/01) (DL8AAM) UNID:0745 RTTY 50/850 Encrypted. (WST) 16/Dec/01 no-call:German AF net, D 0901 USB/EADS-MAHRS 2400Bd PSK burst mode, ARQ running modified STANAG 4285 waveform (28Dec01) (LDO) EAGLE:unloc. Rohde & Schwarz demo station.,1816 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, clng "SPACEMAN" (30Dec01) (LDO) KHF : Agana, Guam 1450z Dec-23-01 CW "KHF" and ARQ/100 idle [SN] no-call:Swiss joint MIL/diplo network, 0846 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A with linking protection/ MIL-STD 188-110A serial modem with encrypted frames (03Jan02) (LDO) drat:german navy ship "Emden" 1117 usb/rtty qso dhj59 Frigate class 122 04-Jan-02 (wp3) drav: german navy ship "Karlsruhe" 1104 usb/rtt qso dhj59 Frigate class 122 04-Jan-02 (wp3) drav:GN frigate "Karlsruhe" 1842 usb/rtt qso dhj59 08-Jan-02(wp3) drho:german navy ship "Donau" 1321 usb/rtt qso dhj59 Tender Klasse 404 04-Jan-02 (wp3) DECK HAND:28-char EAM 1955 USB I6DMSV simulcast on at least 11244. (31 Dec 01) (JH) DECK HAND:54-char EAM 2020 USB LY35YS preceding ANDREWS' 2023z GHFS broadcast of same. Simulcast on at least 11244. (31 Dec 01) (JH) Unid:O/M (JJ):2025 USB w/O/M (JJ). (13/DEC/01) (RP3) no-call:Swiss joint MIL/diplo network, 0832 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A with linking protection calling other party, no reply Pagina 91 10248.0 10248.0 10248.0 10260.6 10281.6 10284.0 10284.0 10286.5 10306.0 10306.0 10315.5 10320.0 10341.0 10358.0 10360.0 10368.4 10370.0 10375.0 10375.0 10375.0 10390.0 10426.0 10442.4 10446.0 10481.4 10482.3 10482.3 10482.7 10493.0 10493.7 10532.0 10536.1 10536.1 10600.0 10600.0 10606.0 10668.5 10722.0 WUN-v08 (03Jan02) (LDO) 8BY:DGSE Ste Assise FRA 1947 CW 5x3FGs. (03Jan02) (RGA) 8BY:F INTEL 1654 cw, vvv (04 Jan 02)(HPT) 8by:F Intelligence 1457 cw vvv vvv vvv 8by 8by 8by 055/872/434/860 07-Jan-02 (wp3) UNID:0956 PICCOLO idle USB (Dec 11 2001)(PLOO) UNID:---- PICCOLO 1 tfc/1 idle USB (Dec 8 2001)(PLOO) rc2bel:ICRC Belgrade 1558 pactor only call readable 07-Jan-02 (wp3) rc2pri:ICRC Pristian 1520 pactor only call readable 07-Jan-02 (wp3) UNID:0853 81-81 81/500 (Dec 15 2001)(PLOO) OLZ 88:MFA Praha, CZE 1045 USB/MIL-STD 188- 110A serial tone modem based ARQ system, burst tfc., strong hum on the transmitter during transmission pauses, QSX 9103 kHz USB, voice coordination in Czech (27Dec01) (LDO) OLZ 88:MFA Praha, CZE 1045 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem based ARQ system, burst tfc., strong hum on the transmitter during transmission pauses, QSX 9103 kHz USB, voice coordination in Czech (27Dec01) (LDO) UNID:0731 81-81 40.5/450 (Dec 29 2001)(PLOO) UNID:0930 UNID 100/180 acf 102 (Dec 24 2001)(PLOO) hec:Bern Radio 1047 sitor-a/Marker0 09-Jan-02 (wp3) SAB:Gothenburg radio Sweden 1822 13 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) sab:Göteborg Radio 1048 marker 09-Jan-02 (wp3) FF:.0 0657 ARQ-E 72/400 beta's[uaf]oo rffxcfan (Oct 29 2001)(PLOO) RES:Romanian MOI Net 3 Resita 1501 ALE/USB Calls BMAB3 who responds to RESB3. RES then responds to BMA as RESB3. (12Jan02) (RGA) MAE:MFA Algiers, ALG 1007 LSB/MIL-STD 188-141A/RACAL MSM-1250, to TNS (25Dec01) (LDO) TNS:Algerian embassy Tunis, TUN 1007 LSB/MIL-STD 188-141A/RACAL MSM-1250, to MAE [=Algiers] (25Dec01) (LDO) TRP:Algerian embassy Tripolis, LBY 1007 LSB/MIL-STD 188-141A tfc. to MAE (25Dec01) (LDO) UNID: UNID 1800 UNID / ionosphere sounder. One burst every 3 minutes, starting H00 (02/Jan/2002) (majestic.star) #'s : Lincolnshire Poacher 1600z Dec-22-01 USB under RTTY, YL w/ "6604" and LP music, 1610, into 5f groups [SN] UNID:0935 UNID 50/975 then CW 5 fgps t=0, then UNID (Dec 11 2001)(PLOO) #'s:Cuba 5f traffic 0800z Dec 28-01 CW [SN] MOD:1745 USB/ARQ-E3 100bd "de paris controle de clé" 08/01 (PP) RFFA:MOD Paris FRA 1910 ARQ-E3/100/350 Garbled CdV Paris de Paris on cct IRE to Le Port. (15Jan02) (RGA) RFQPCS:FF Minicra/Djibouti 1702 ARQ-E3 100 msgs to FF in France (04 Jan 02)(HPT) FF:.0 ---- ARQ-E3 100/400 [ire]cdv(Sept 20 2001)(PLOO) v5g:MFA Bukarest 1105 rou-fec/164.5 idling, then 1108 cw:v5g v5g v5g hr qcm eb ee 09-Jan-02 (wp3) RFTJF:FN Port Bouet IVO 1753 ARQ-E3/48/370 Trafficless since 1750z (15Jan02) (RGA) no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1706 MFSK-32/CROWD36, 5LGs to unlocated embassy on link 00189, QSX 12225 kHz (04Jan02) (LDO) CFH: CF HALIFAX 1436 RTTY 75/N/850 Met tfc. (16/Dec)(DW) CFH:CanForce Halifax NS CAN 1742 RTTY/75/850 Wx fcasts N.American airfields. (15Jan02) (RGA) PAR:Paris, F 1732 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding (23Dec01) (LDO) TOU:Toulouse, F 1723 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding (23Dec01) (LDO) FDG: F AF Bordeaux 1751 cw, vvv (16 Jan 02)(HPT) UNID:0913 81-81 81/234 acf 0 (Jan 5 2002)(PLOO) DHJ59:German Navy Wilhelmshaven GER 1158 USB Wkg DRAO. 'int Pagina 92 10722.0 10746.0 10746.0 10778.0 10780.0 10780.0 10780.0 10780.0 10780.0 10780.0 10780.0 10805.3 10827.0 10835.0 10840.0 10849.6 10849.6 10849.6 10850.0 10850.5 10865.0 10865.0 10865.0 10873.7 10884.0 10889.0 10900.0 10917.7 10923.5 10917.7 10927.0 10945.0 10945.0 10961.5 10975.0 WUN-v08 QSY'. 'QSY MRL/12 (unknown freq). (11Jan01) (RGA) DRAO:FGS Frigate Lübeck 1159 USB Tries to work DHJ59 without success. (11Jan01) (RGA) SAB : Goteborg, Sweden 1454z Dec-23-01 CW "SAB":and ARQ/100 idle [SN] sab:Göteborg Radio 1124 marker 09-Jan-02 (wp3) CIO 2 : Mossad 2149Z Dec-22-01 USB.0 [SN] KING 22:(USAF C-130):1550z USB wkg Cape Radio pp w Keesler AFB Metro re wx at Gulfport for 1922z ETA. (02/Jan/02) (ALS) Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 1934 USB / working Clearance One. Gave 133.80 MHz and 294.60 MHz. (04Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 1948 USB / phone patch for Clearance One to DoD Cape. (04Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 2109 USB / wkg King One for STS-108 launch support. Wkg freq. is 6751. (04Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 2025 USB / wkg King One for STS-108 launch support. Wkg freq. is 5711. (05Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) Cape Radio: 1517z USB Wkg Razor 05 (JSTARS E-8C, Robins 93ACW), pp to Raymond 19; passes formatted msg: Line 2: 1505z, Line 5: 1508z. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) Cape Radio: 1608z USB wkg KING 12 (C-130), radio check. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) Un-ID:French Mil 13.48 ARQ-E3 192/400 Idles for a while then shifts to 10807.9, then 10809.6 then shuts down (28Dec01). (PT) :NATO System 1738 UNID/75/850 Long reversals sequence followed by Cipher. (15Jan02) (RGA) FDY:F AF Orleans 1407 ITA-2 50/R/920 ry, wharfs (10 Jan 02)(HPT) no-call:UNID net, I? 1420 USB/Rohde & Schwarz 2400Bd burst PSK system, lengthy data bursts (06Jan02) (LDO) UNID:0815 PICCOLO USB (Dec 25 2001)(PLOO) UNID:0900 PICCOLO 1 chnl crypto USB (Dec 15 2001)(PLOO) UNID:0957 PICCOLO 1 chnl idle USB (Dec 11 2001)(PLOO) prob:Brit. Mil.:0930 MFSK (Piccolo 12tone?) (08 Jan 02)(HPT) Unid:1418 PICCOLO-6 Encrypted. Freq 10850.51 (09Jan02) (RGA) BDA21: CHINESE DIPLO 1504 MIL.STD 188-110A on usb. 1200bps/lng intlv "vvv de BDA21 hr msg ry's" then online encrypt (08/Jan)(DW) BXT78: CHINESE DIPLO 1439 MIL.STD 188-110A on usb. 300bps/lng intv. "vvv de BXT78 hr znn ry's" and online encrypt. Interleaved with RT coordination in Chinese. Swittches to 1200bps/lng intv. Tfc in offline encrypt (5 ltr also 5 fig grps). (08/Jan)(DW) YT362A: CHINESE DIPLO 1452 MIL.STD 188-141A on usb. Clng ZT201A who responds (08/Jan)(DW) RFVI:FN Le Port REU 1735 ARQ-E3/100/400 Liaison Verifiée and Operation Executée SVC msgs to Paris on circuit REI. (15Jan02) (RGA) MFA Pyongyang:UNID 0200 RTTY ?50/1000 5 fgps 'nr-0648'; br= 9?(Dec 5 2001)(PLOO) ----: unid 0238 CW,RTTY ?/1000 opchat then into TTY - wide shift measured 994 hz (09/Jan/2002) (jcallinger) 110:Unid 0045 Wkg with 112. Sends [AMD] TIME20020109084527 then wrks in MIL-STD 188-110A mode. (09-01-02) (IB) RFTJ:Marine Dakar SEN 1730 ARQ-E3/48/350 Press message on circuit TJF to Port Bouet. (15Jan02) (RGA) no-call:German AF net, D 1223 USB/EADS-MAHRS 2400Bd PSK burst mode, ARQ running modified STANAG 4285 waveform (29Dec01) (LDO) RFTJ: FF Dakar 0134 ARQ-E3 48/400 controle de voie TJF-cct (13 Jan 02)(HPT) UNID:0809 81-81 81/500 (Dec 15 2001)(PLOO) cfh:CF Halifax 1016 rtty 75/850 05-Jan-02 (wp3) CFH:CF Halifax 2130 ITA-2 75/R/850 naws (07 Jan 02)(HPT) ---:French forces Paris 1535 04 Jan 02 ARQ M2 200 idling for 5 hrs and I'm bored with it (EB) no-call:UNID Chinese MIL/diplo, 1407 LSB/4+4 8x75Bd QPSK, idle Pagina 93 10980.1 10988.5 10992.0 10995.0 10996.0 11008.5 11010.0 11018.0 11030.0 11036.0 11036.0 11050.2 11072.0 11073.5 11080.0 11080.0 11080.0 11080.0 11086.5 11105.0 11105.0 11105.0 11105.0 11105.2 11130.0 11130.0 11130.0 11145.0 11145.0 WUN-v08 and tfc. (28Dec01) (LDO) no-call:UNID North Korean diplo, 1239 600Bd BPSK serial tone modem (26Dec01) (LDO) UNID:1145 81-81 81/240 (Dec 8 2001)(PLOO) FDG:F AF Bordeaux 1741 cw, vvv (07 Jan 02)(HPT) TNS: ALGERIAN EMB TUNIS 1031 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng MAE/Algiers (15/Jan)(DW) Unid:O/M (IT):0325 USB w/O/M (IT). (14/DEC/01) (RP3) NCS:Dutch MoD Den Haag?, HOL 1429 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A calling BUGOJNO (06Jan02) (LDO) unid:1055 vft/usb carrier on 550 hertz, then 6 channels with 190 hertz spacing and ~150 hertz shift, speed 75 baud 05Jan-02 (wp3) TRESESQINT:Colombian Army Radar Station Tres Esquinas 2017 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg PUERTOASIS:Colombian Army Puerto Asis. At 2029, SANTANA:Colombian Army Santana wkg LARANDIA:Colombian Army Larandia in ALE and poss Clover2K (very weak). (10/Dec/01) (MADX) Unid:Unid:Enciphered voice system noted. Similar to but not Parkhill (turkey talk). Also on this freq O/M (SS) using callsign Ramon Charlie w/O/M (SS). Not sure if clear voice related to enciphered link. (17/DEC/01) (RP3) DOR:MFA Sofia, BUL 1338 ITA-5 based FSK ARQ- system 600Bd/500Hz shift, sending endless lines of U's [=ITA-5 revs] (28Dec01) (LDO) DOR:MFA Sofia, BUL 1338 ITA-5 based FSK ARQ-system 600Bd/500Hz shift, sending endless lines of U's [=ITA-5 revs] (28Dec01) (LDO) D2Z:Budapest, Hungary 14.00 FEC-A 192/400 French emb with svc tfc to Paris - "P6Z de D2Z zui vx compure de ton emeteur" (28Dec01). (PT) #'s : Unidentified.0 1824Z Dec-23-01 USB too weak to really copy well here [SN] KW1: FBI KEY WEST ? 2223 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng MM1/Miami (15/Dec)(DW) YKP28: SANA DAMASCUS 1603 rtty 50/R/850 End of AA(ATU70) press. (15/Dec)(DW) YKP28: SANA DAMASCUS 1618 rtty 50/R/850 AA press followed by French and English items thru 1742z (16/Dec)(DW) YKP28:SANA Damascus Syria 1811 RTTY/50/850 Nx bulletin in FF. (31 Dec 01) (MJZ) ykp28:SANA Damaskus 1103 rtty 50/850 nx e 05-Jan-02 (wp3) GYA:RN Northwood 1200 Fax 120/576 wx, surface temp. analysis // 8040, 4610, 2618.5 (not decodable) (06 Jan 02)(HPT) Unid:O/M (IT):2249 USB w/O/M (IT). Sometimes blocked by ALE. (17/DEC/01) RP3) YT362A/BXT78:UNID Chinese diplo, 1433 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to ZT201A (24Dec01) (LDO) YT362A/BXT78:UNID Chinese diplo, 1433 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to ZT201A (24Dec01) (LDO) ZT201A/BXM62:UNID Chinese diplo, 1433 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to YT362A (24Dec01) (LDO) no-call:UNID French Navy station, F 1557 USB/STANAG 4285 2400Bd 8-PSK, broadcast tfc., very loud signal, location North Western Fr. (06Jan02) (LDO) DP2:N.African Military/Oil Exploration Net 1133 ALE/USB Calls GLOBAL GBW. (15Jan02) (RGA) no-call:French NOSTRADAMUS OTHR Dreux, F 1837 OTHR 25Hz pulsing (05Jan02) (LDO) O1:N.African Military/Oil Exploration Net 1133 ALE/USB Calls DP2. (15Jan02) (RGA) LFI: GW NODE ROGALAND 0836 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "LFI" (21/Dec)(DW) LFI:RogalandRadio NOR 1202 ARQ Chan free marker. (23Dec01) (RGA) Pagina 94 WUN-v08 11145.0 LFI:RogalandRadio NOR 1404 ARQ + CWID. (09Jan02) (RGA) 11150.0 Unid:O/M (IT):2248 USB w/Y/L (IT). Telephone dialing noted. Possible radio-telephone link. (17/DEC/01) (RP3) 11165.3 UNID:0100 UNID 125bds/300Hz br 160 synch. stream (1/1 2002)(PLOO) 11173.7 HEC: BERN RADIO 1000 fec 100/E/170 Tfc list (21/Dec)(DW) 11175.0 (GHFS):28-char EAM 2202 USB WWQCLA. (08 Jan 02) (JH) 11175.0 AAEC:(unknown USAV vessel) working Croughton GHFS at 15.42z with morale p/p requests. (GT)25/Dec/01 11175.0 ALPHA 3:Clg MARS RADIO 1720 USB 'Over central Texas' a couple of times without response. (19 Dec 01) (JH) 11175.0 CROUGHTON:GHFS Relay Croughton G 1202 USB Maintenance Test. (02Jan02) (BB) 11175.0 CYPRUS FLIGHT WATCH(?):SKYKING Msg 0500 USB Very proper British accent. Weak, barely readable six-letter message FAIRLY (SPV 58 BP). (19Dec01) (BD) 11175.0 Diego Garcia:2143 USB w/Reach 7F4 (id as C-141) in pp w/Matador CP (Rota, Spain) w/arrival information. (3/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 DOOM81:2318 USB DOOM81 with radio check, Offutt responding. B-52? (11 DEC 01) (TH) 11175.0 E80:at 2136Z - E8O with p/p via McClellen to K6D passing PSBJ figures. 18/Dec/01 (CR) 11175.0 FAIRNESS:Clg MAINSAIL 2015 USB Raises OFFUTT. for radio check and gone. (18 Dec 01) (JH) 11175.0 Guard 584:at 2256Z - GUARD 584 with p/p via WEST COAST GLOBAL to FLIGHT OPS (DSN xxx-xxxx) and is advised by ground station to turn back for Boise due wx. 18/Dec/01 (CR) 11175.0 Hawk 76:0340 USB calling Hawk 75 w/no response. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 11175.0 JEDI 40:Clg MAINSAIL 0527 USB Raised ANDREWS and initiated a PP to DSN 751-9780. Referred to answering party as MASTIFF and gave info regarding arrival time. Stated 'everything gone smooth' and referred to monitoring 12.700 then gone. (19Dec01) (BD) 11175.0 King 24:(HC-130, Patrick AFB):0234 USB w/Andrews in pp w/Eglin AFB Metro. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) 11175.0 King 42:(HC-130):0311 USB w/Ascension in pp w/Dobbins AFB. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) 11175.0 N8G:0028z USB wkg Andrews GHFS..0 (02/Jan/02) (ALS) 11175.0 Navy LL 26:(P-3C):2345 USB w/West Coast in pp w/NAS Jacksonville Base Ops. LL 26 reports they are enroute to Dutch Navy station at Valkenburg. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 11175.0 Offutt:1512 USB w/EAM (CJAMXO) for Barbecue Pit. (29/DEC/01) (RP3) 11175.0 Puerto Rico:0510 USB w/Totem 66 in pp w/McChord Metro w/arrival wx. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 11175.0 PUERTO RICO:Clg JEDI 40 0450 USB 'How copy?' No response. Also at 0451, 0452, 0453 and 0454z with new operator. (19Dec01) (BD) 11175.0 Raid 02:[KC-135] call Lajes pp Grand Forks AFB 0030 10/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 076Y:0138 [C-141] call Ascension pp ROTA NAS, Spain 10/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 118Y:0221 call Lajes PP Moron AB, 9/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 125Y:0133 call Lajes PP Dyess AFB, 9/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 190Y:call Salinas PR PP Hilda East 0107 9/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 REACH 219 Y:19:54 (USAF A.C) tfc with Diego for pp, DSN 471-0506.19/Dec/01 (RP) 11175.0 REACH 320Y:(C-141B #60175, McChord 62AW):0140z USB wkg Andrews GHFS pp to Hilda East & Hilda Metro re ETA 0345z at Pope AFB; Maint status Alpha 2 for air refueling receptacle. (02/Jan/02) (ALS) 11175.0 Reach 320Y:(id as tail # 60175):0143 USB w/Andrews in pp w/Hilda East w/arrival information for Pope AFB. (3/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Reach 379T:0531 USB w/Puerto Rico in pp/Hilda West & Hilda Metro w/arrival information & wx at MRCO (unidentified). Pagina 95 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 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 WUN-v08 (13/DEC/01) (RP3) Reach 4059:(not heard):0337 USB w/Hickam in pp w/unidentified CP (callsign missed) w/arrival information. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) Reach 764Y:0147 [type?] call Ascension pp Hilda Metro 10/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 8023:(C-5):1620 USB w/Andrews in pp w/Dover CP. Reach was originally enroute to Ft. Campbell KY but is diverting to Dover due to maintenance problem. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) Reach 8215:0309 call Salinas PP PP Hilda Metro 9/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 860Y:0315 call Salinas PR PP Hilda Metro 9/Jan/02 (RR) REACH G3: 0058z USB wkg Andrews GHFS..0 (02/Jan/02) (ALS) Reach G9:0346 USB w/Ascension in pp w/Ramstein AMCC. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) Reach Zulu1:early this morning round 0745z Reach Zulu1 called Puerto Rico 15/Dec/01 (PP) RED 22:Clg 'Any station; any aircraft 2018 USB Raises OFFUTT for radio check and gone. (18 Dec 01) (JH) SHADO(W?)12:2317 USB SHADO(W)?12 with radio check, Offutt responding. SHADO(W)?12 speaking hushed and sounding very "high-speed" MC-130? (11 DEC 01) (TH) Snoop 56:(RC-135, Offutt):1756 USB in pp w/Raymond 21 (Offutt AFB) w/current wx. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) Spar 06:16:30 SPAR 06 clg and wkg Croughton asking pp for 968-9006. USB (S3) 14/Dec/01 (RP) SPAR65:2305 USB SPAR65 with pp through Offutt(11 DEC 01) (TH) Spurt 69:(spelled):0348 USB w/Hickam in pp w/Hurlburt Base Ops & Metro w/arrival wx.(13/DEC/01) (RP3) STABILITY:Clg ANDREWS & MAINSAIL 2045 USB Raises PUERTO RICO. (18 Dec 01) (JH) STABILITY:Wkg MCCLELLAN 2057 USB For an attempted connectivity patch to BUTTERNUT with out success. After a second unsuccessful attempt at 2100z STABILITY was apparently told to try back later and gone. (18 Dec 01) (JH) STABILITY:Wkg Unid GHFS Stn 2046 USB Maybe MCCLELLAN, for PP to DSN 271 1806. At 2055z MCCLELLAN attempted to raise STABILITY but he was off freq and active on 11244//8992. (18 Dec 01) (JH) Tiger 08:working Anderson GHFS at 14.20z (GT) 25/Dec/01 TIMON 56:Clg MAINSAIL 2035 USB Raises PUERTO RICO for PP to MACDILL BASE OPS with maintenance problems (C130 electrical stuff; no C130 help at MACDILL). Also at 2035z STABILITY (weak) worked OFFUTT and told to stand by. At 2039z TIMON 56 placed a patch to a DSN 579 number to see if he could go to PATRICK for his maintenance issue. (18 Dec 01) (JH) USAF Croughton:1417 wkg Reach 713 Y with pp with hilda east..0 USB 4/Jan/02 (RP) YD 215:(P-3C Kaneohe MCAS VP-4 Sqdn):0010z USB wkg Andrews GHFS w pp to Duty Ofc; msg:"Feet dry." (02/Jan/02) (ALS) Andrews Global: GHFS 0150 USB / wkg Trout 99 (a C-135C with DV-2 + 8 Pax). QSY F-616 (9320). (04Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1455z USB Wkg USN 49676 (VIP P-3, Jacksonville NAS), is told Andrews VIP is up on freq F-311. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1602z USB REACH 9301 pp Hilda Metro re 1700 ETA at KABY (SW Georgia RAP, Albany GA); gives PIREP from 50 mi SSW of Charlotte NC IAP. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1650z USB wkg SKIER 86 (LC-130H, NY-ANG 139AS) pp 974-9326 (Stratton ANGB Base Ops) rqsts ctct Waco, Nashville, Little Rock, Dallas for needed maintenance part; now over WV. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1702z USB wkg LU 131 (P-3C, Willow Grove VP-64 "Condors" Sqdn) phone patch Oceana NAS; is passed VHF/UHF freqs. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1709z USB wkg USN 49676 (VP-3C Jacksonville) pp DSN 564-2442 Norfolk NAS Chambers Field Ops re 1815z ETA. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1714z USB wkg CW 640 (C-130T) pp DSN 678-3402 homebase New Orleans NAS/JRB VR-54 Ops. Pagina 96 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 13927.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11177.0 11177.0 11181.0 11181.0 11181.0 11205.0 11205.0 11208.0 11208.0 WUN-v08 (10/Jan/02) (ALS) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1723z USB wkg REACH 84Y, pp DSN 589-2581 Westover ARB Base Ops re inbound. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1728z USB wkg PELICAN 71G (P-3C, Jacksonville VP-45 "Pelican" Sqdn) pp DSN 942-4065 Fiddle ("homeplate"); passes Spare Group msg. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1731z USB wkg SKIER 86 (LC-130H, NY-ANG 139AS) pp 974-9326 (Stratton ANGB Base Ops); Diverting to Nashville for acft part. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1748z USB wkg REACH 837Y, pp Westover ARB Base Ops. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1819z USB wkg PAT 525 (Army, Priority Air Transport) pp DSN 936-3706 Ft Bragg Ops re 2330z ETA. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1824z USB wkg REACH 7N1 (C-141B #60183, McChord AFB 62AMW) pp DSN 831-4263 Roosevelt Roads NAS, Puerto Rico ATOC re 2045z ETA. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1844z USB wkg SPANGLE 71H (P-3C, Jacksonville VP-16 "War Eagles" Sqdn) pp DSN 942-4065 Fiddle, Jax; passes Spare Group msg. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1944z USB wkg SPANGLE 71H (P-3C, Jacksonville VP-16 "War Eagles" Sqdn) pp DSN 942-4065 Fiddle, Jax; also IDs as LF 292. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1953z USB wkg NRN 378 (P-3C, Royal Dutch Navy) pp 001-207/921-2682 Brunswick NAS. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). GHFS-Andrews: AFB 1953z USB wkg USN 50515 (VP-3A #150515, CinCAFSE), Radio check. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). GHFS-Andrews: AFB 2052z USB wkg REACH 6160 pp McGuire AFB CP re blocks at 2310z; some maint writeups. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). USAF MARS: 2058z USB wkg REACH V1 (C-5) pp re landing Patrick AFB 4:45pm local. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). GHFS-Andrews: AFB 2105z USB wkg REACH 823Y pp DSN 579-8460 Hurlburt Field FL re 8:00pm local ETA. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). GHFS-Andrews: AFB 2108z USB wkg MAGIC 76 (NATO E-3 AWACS). (10/Jan/02) (ALS). GHFS-Andrews: AFB 2230z USB wkg AG 705 (S-3B, Jacksonville VS-31), Radio check. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). GHFS-Andrews: AFB 2236z USB wkg REACH 5001 pp Hilda Metro (Scott AFB) re 0030z ETA at Dover AFB. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). GHFS-Andrews: AFB 2251z USB wkg REACH 5001 pp DSN 445-4201 Dover AFB CP re ETA; passes Alpha 3 writeups re hydraulics. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). GHFS-Andrews: AFB 2253z USB wkg CODY 01 (C-130E, Willow Grove) pp 589-3855 Westover ARB Transportation Group, re 0230z ETA. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). 70026 using online crypto/modified protocol, many repetitions (27Dec01) (LDO) 90039 using online crypto and modified ARQ protocol, many repetitions(29Dec01) (LDO) Diego Garcia:2150 USB w/Reach 7F4 in pp to Matador CP & Metro. ALE also noted on this freq. (3/JAN/02) (RP3) STRIKESTAR:Wkg STARGATE 1847 USB For authentication and into chatter. (19 Dec 01) (JH) GHFS-Andrews: AFB 2043z USB wkg SPANGLE 71H (P-3C, Jacksonville VP-16 "War Eagles" Sqdn) pp DSN 942-4065 Fiddle, Jax; passes Spare Group msg, rqsts Ops Normal msg relay to Giantkiller. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). Architect:(RAF Flight Watch Center):1401 USB w/airfield status report. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) Smasher:(USOUTHAF Flight Monitoring Facility, NAS Key West):1729 USB calling Cobb 31 (C-130H 700th AS, AFRES Dobbins AFB) w/no response. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) ANGEL:UNID ISR-AF airborne unit, 0828 USB/ MIL-STD 188-110A App. B 39-tone with extended preamble, chat in Hewbrew with ground station (25Dec01) (LDO) ANGEL:UNID ISR-AF airborne unit, 0828 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A App. B 39-tone with extended preamble, chat in Hewbrew with ground station (25Dec01) (LDO) Pagina 97 WUN-v08 11208.0 no-call:UNID ISR-AF ground station, ISR 0828 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A App. B 39-tone with extended pbl, chat in Hewbrew with "ANGEL" (25Dec01) (LDO) 11208.0 no-call:UNID ISR-AF ground station, ISR 0828USB/MIL-STD 188-110A App. B 39-tone with extended pbl, chat in Hewbrew with "ANGEL" (25Dec01) (LDO) 11208.0 Unid:O/M (SS):0018 USB w/O/M (SS). Mention made of using Marconi (CW??). (18/DEC/01) (RP3) 11217.0 DHM91:1000Z this morning DHM91 was on "mike" freq 11217 working German AF 212 and 201 for wx in various LT airfields (Turkey) 18/Dec/01 (PP) 11220.0 Andrews:0133 USB w/SPAR 06 in radio checks. (20/DEC/01) (RP3) 11220.0 Andrews:2030 USB w/SAM 201 in conclusion of pp. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 11220.0 Andrews AFB: USAF 1843 USB / phone patch for Dragnet Whiskey to DSN 884-4846. (27Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) 11220.0 Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 0549 USB / working Trout 99 (a C-135C with DV-2 + 8 Pax) on F-311. (04Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) 11220.0 Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 1934 USB / pp for Trout 99 (a C-135C Serial # 61-2669) to SAM Command. (01Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) 11220.0 Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 2059 USB / working Navy 49676 (a VP-3A with a DV-2 + 10 Pax) on F-311. (12Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) 11226.0 190064:Rch-757Y C-17 99-0064 1729 ALE/USB Wkg PLA with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD87790301NNNN (Hilda Dispatch) next dest 2030Z + WX followed by PP[AMD]CCCCD83146242771NNNN (Sigonella) with arr msg (11Dec01) (SA) 11226.0 290060:Rch-684Y C-17 99-0060 1550 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) asking about possible divert to Rota/Mildenhall due to ice at main dest (30Dec01) (SA) 11226.0 90-0534:2011z.0 C-17.0 1205.0 ALE/USB Calling Croughton (CRO) (PP) 20/Dec/01 (PP) 11226.0 CR0:1615 ALE/USB Wkg 280051 C-17 98-0051 (02Jan02) (SA) 11226.0 CRO: USAF AFB CROUGHTON 1705 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb, Sounding (15/Dec)(DW) 11226.0 CRO:.0.0 Croughton.0 1203.0 ALE/USB.0 Calling JTY (Yokota AB,Japan) (PP) (2012) 20/Dec/01 (PP) 11226.0 DPCS:Unid 1005 ALE/USB Wkg PLA (02Jan02) (SA) 11226.0 GS2:Unid 0917 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8, 3146763300NNNN (Incirlik Ops???) broken. Hard to read (12Dec01) (SA) 11226.0 GTL: USAF AFB THULE 1741 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding (15/Dec)(DW) 11232.0 Halifax Military:2120 USB w/Canforce 2583 w/wx for undisclosed location. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 11232.0 Trenton Military:1609 USB w/Raven 1 (sounds like) w/wx for Cape Young & Ottawa. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 11232.0 Trenton Military:1745 USB w/Oiler 29 (CC-130H, 17th Wing, Winnepeg) w/wx for unidentified location. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) 11232.0 Trenton Military:2300 USB w/Canforce 3781 w/wx for Ottawa & Montreal/Dorval and pp w/412th Squadron operations. Canforce 3781 inbound from San Jose, Costa Rica. (3/JAN/02) (RP3) 11244.0 ANDREWS:22-char EAM 1551 USB WWQ5OX. The operators are having to catch themselves from saying "request you echo..." when using the ALL STATIONS call. (10 Jan 01) (JH) 11244.0 ANDREWS:28-char EAMs 1520 USB WWBQM7 & WWPRFR using the ALL STATION preface. (10 Jan 01) (JH) 11244.0 ANDREWS:EAM Bcast 2103 USB MQ5BVW. (18 Dec 01) (JH) 11244.0 Bird Nest:USB.Just heard at 2114Z an EAM broadcast from BIRD NEST on 311.000 and simulcast on 11244.0 14/Dec/01 (CR) 11244.0 DECK HAND:EAM Bcast 1951 USB Covered by OFFUTT. Unknown EAM. Sounds like NAOC audio. (31 Dec 01) (JH) 11244.0 DIEGO GARCIA:EAM Bcast 1539 USB WWBQM7 & WWPRFR. (10 Jan 01) (JH) 11244.0 FAIRNESS:Clg MAINSAIL 'on 11244' 2007 USB Then calling 'on one Pagina 98 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11247.0 11250.0 11250.0 11253.0 11253.0 11256.0 11262.0 11267.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 WUN-v08 three dot one five five (13155.0 - unheard) and gone. (18 Dec 01) (JH) INDUCTOR:28-char EAM 1707 USB I6BG?? with no simulcast freqs found. (20 Dec 01) (JH) KING PIN:28-char EAM 1837 USB MQAPBT. Preceding ANDREWS' 1840z GHFS bcast of same and simulcast 8992 with nothing heard any ZULU freq. (15 Dec 01) (JH) PENALIZE:28-char EAM 1846 USB IJZJLK with nothing heard any ZULU frequency or on 8992 (too weak.) Callsign used on 18th by TACAMO player. (21 Dec 01) (JH) PENALIZE:EAM Bcast 1855 USB IJZJLK with nothing heard 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (21 Dec 01) (JH) PUERTO RICO:28-char EAM 2120 USB CJJDBK without the character count statement and MQ5BVW. (18 Dec 01) (JH) SEA SPRAY:Clg BERNADINE(?) 1541 USB No response. Was active with same on 8992 at 1542z. (06 Dec 01) (JH) STABILITY:2106 USB Calling MAINSAIL. (18 Dec 01) (JH) STABILITY:Clg ANDREWS 'on one one upper' 2043 USB Without response. (18 Dec 01) (JH) STABILITY:Clg ANY STATION THIS NET 2111 USB With nothing heard and out. However STABILITY was back up at 2113z calling unk (caught him at the end) and saying (sounds like) "STABILITY, STABILITY [for] [sounded like "six eight" or "spectate" or something"ate" or ?]" and quiet. (18 Dec 01) (JH) STABILITY:Clg MAINSAIL 'with request' 2021 USB No response. (18 Dec 01) (JH) STABILITY:EAM Bcast 2025 USB MQKBOT simulcast 8992. (18 Dec 01) (JH) STABILITY:EAM Bcast 2055 USB MQKBOT simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity.(18 Dec 01) (JH) STABILITY:EAM Bcast 2125 USB MQKBOT simulcast 8992. Post-2100z daily propagation improvement. (18 Dec 01) (JH) Unid:EAM Bcast 1557 USB Suspected player; weak/unreadable voice audio but periodic "beep" bcsting maybe WWBQM7 and WWPRFR and maybe simulcasting same on 8992.0 (if so, very weak but with the beeps.) (10 Jan 01) (JH) USAF Croughton:1335 with eam msg.0 .0 .0 USB 4/Jan/02 (RP) Haven:(RAF Flight Watch, Ascension):2145 USB w/ Ascot 3210 w/volmet for South American locations. Weekly RAF Tristar flight to/from Falkland Islands. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 2000176:unid 2007 ale/usb 09-Jan-02 (wp3) 340627:unid 1739 ale/usb 09-Jan-02 (wp3) RAF Wharton:2035 USB w/volmet (13/DEC/01) (RP3) RAF Wx:2221z USB Wx bcst for var locations. (02/Jan/02) (ALS) Unid:O/M (accented EE):0041 USB w/O/M (accented EE) w/revised ETAs for Rome and Cairo. Probable Ethiopian Airlines LDOC. (18/DEC/01) (RP3) Unid:16:06 Unid Spanish Air Force (saf) traffic abt Saragoza . USB (S3)14/Dec/01 (RP) Unid:O/M (CC):0128 USB w/O/M (CC). (21/DEC/01) (RP3) COACH 21:(C-130E, 146th AW, Channel Islands ANGS) with HF radio check. 2052z 18/Dec/01 (CR) COAST GUARD 1705:(HC-130-H7, CGAS Barbers Point) is advised by SF Radio to maintain listening watch due poor propagation.1821z 18/Dec/01 (CR) GOST 53:with pos./alt. report. 1847z 18/Dec/01 (CR) NAVY PG171:(P-3C, VP-65, NB Ventura County) with pos./alt. report. 1821z 18/Dec/01 (CR) NAVY RU750:(C-130T, VR-55, NB Ventura County) with pos./alt. report. 1840z 18/Dec/01 (CR) NAVY RX020:(DC-9, VR-57, NASNI) with pos./alt. report. 2142z 30/Dec/01 (CR) QUEST 10:(KC-10A, 60th AMW, Travis) checks-in with San Francisco and advises of AR mission on AR-5 LOW with FRED 05. 1818z 18/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 1301:with pos./alt. report. 1918z 18/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 3075:with pos./alt. report. 2015z 30/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 344T:with pos./alt. report and request for San Francisco Pagina 99 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11291.0 11300.0 11300.0 11303.0 11305.0 11306.0 11309.0 11309.0 11327.9 11354.0 11354.0 11377.0 11387.0 11400.0 11425.0 11425.0 11427.5 11430.0 11432.0 11440.0 11440.0 WUN-v08 Radio 2258z 30/Dec/01 (CR) to relay to Polar Air Cargo-Long Beach.2321z 30/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 4066:with pos./alt. report and request for San Francisco Radio to relay to HILDA. 30/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 466T:with pos./alt. report. 2148z 30/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 5229:with pos./alt. report. 2208z 18/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 6136:with pos./alt. report. 2134z 30/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 6181:with pos./alt. report. 2015z 30/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 6182:with pos./alt. report. 2150z 18/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 6183:with pos./alt. report. 2150z 30/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 7031:with pos./alt. report.2108z 30/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 7119:with pos./alt. report. 1849z 18/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 9006:with pos./alt. report. 2253z 30/Dec/01 (CR) REACH 9165:approved for climb from 340 to 360 by Oakland ATC.2136z 30Dec/01 (CR) REACH JZ43:with pos./alt. report and request for San Francisco Radio to relay to ATN. 2157z 30/Dec/01 (CR) San Francisco Radio:calling ASTRA 51 with no response (due HF blackout conditions).2018z 30/Dec/01 (CR) San Francisco:(MWARA CP):0152 USB w/Oskay 67 (sounds like) and Air Canada 3021 w/position reports. (18/DEC/01) (RP3) San Francisco:(MWARA CP):0343 USB w/various aircraft in position reports. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) WOODEN 61:(KC-135R, 319ARW/906ARS) with pos./alt. report for DIRCA 16 then ATC clearance to Riverside and flight level 240.2010z 30/Dec/01 (CR) Dakar:(MWARA SAT-2):0158 USB w/various aircraft. (18/DEC/01) (RP3) Tripoli:(MWARA AFI-3):0126 USB w/VRE 2452 w/position report and flight route change. (3/JAN/02) (RP3) Tripoli:(MWARA AFI-3):0155 USB w/various aircraft. (18/DEC/01) (RP3) Unid:.0 O/M (Vietnamese):0512 USB w/unheard station. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) Unid:O/M (SS):0153 USB w/Y/L (SS). (3/JAN/02) (RP3) Lima Flight Support:0115 USB w/AA 956 w/departure message & position report. (3/JAN/02) (RP3) EFF 005:over Atlantic. 2234z USB. Wkg NY Rdo; position report. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). MARTINAIR 064:over Atlantic. 2235z USB. Wkg NY Rdo; BQEG Selcal check. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). MFA Oslo:0909 Twinplex 200-400-200 YYBB BYBY encrypt., later op-chat (10 Jan 02)(HPT) 85614:Unid a/c 1413 USB W/w PRIBOJ/unid RUS g/s. A/c T/O OSTROV at 1404. ETA PCHKALOVSKIJ 1505. Fuel for 6 hours (13-12-01) (OC) Springbok:(O/M EE):0108 USB w/Springbok 275 and several other SAA flights in position reports and departure messages. SAA LDOC. (21/DEC/01) (RP3) Unid:O/M (African language):2305 USB w/O/M (African language). Some French was interspersed with the African language. (3/JAN/02) (RP3) Sydney Volmet:1302 usb met report Darwin, Adelaide, Sydney, Melbourne (very good signal for that time) 09-Jan-02 (wp3) Unid:O/M (IT):2040 USB w/O/M (IT). (13/DEC/01) (RP3) CENTR6: MFA BUCHAREST 0657 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng ZUP (16/Dec)(DW) CENTR8: MFA BUCHAREST 0735 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng FQS (16/Dec)(DW) MAE: MFA ALGIERS 1730 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng TNS/Tunis. Also at 1752 1755z (15/Dec)(DW) HMF55:KCNA Pyongyang 1050 ITA-2 50/R/250 EE nx (09 Jan 02)(HPT) #'s : Unidentified.0 0801z Dec-22-01 CW 5 figure traffic [SN] CESYP: COLOMBIAN NAVY SAN ANDRES 2312 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng Atlantico (15/Dec)(DW) PORTO: COLOMBIAN NAVY 0013 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng Pagina 100 11443.0 11452.0 11455.0 11460.0 11461.3 11466.0 11466.0 11466.0 11470.5 11470.5 11475.0 11475.0 11475.0 11475.0 11475.0 11475.0 11475.0 11483.0 11483.0 11489.0 11500.0 11505.0 11518.7 11523.0 11525.0 11545.0 11550.0 11550.0 11550.0 11550.0 11564.0 11566.0 11637.0 WUN-v08 MARQUEZ (16/Dec)(DW) S97: SWEDISH EMB ABIDJAN 1708 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. 1748 clng S00/Stockholm (15/Dec)(DW) Unid:O/M (SS):2235 USB w/Y/L (IT) then O/M (SS) in what appears to be non-official net. (17/DEC/01) (RP3) PORTO: COLOMBIAN NAVY 0012 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng MAR MQY (16/Dec)(DW) Andrews VIP: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 0309 USB / working SPAR 94 (a VIP ac with a DV-2 on board) on F-295. (13Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) no-call:Israeli MIL/Intel, ISR 1848 VFT/ 75Bd/60Hz shift 28/112-bit ACF, unmodulated carrier on 11461kHz, QRT at 1851 UTC (05Jan02) (LDO) BORMA: ALG O+G EL BORMA 1841 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (15/Dec)(DW) hmd:alg. oil & gas ops 1410 ale/usb algerian oil and gas operations Hassi Messaoud 09-Jan-02 (wp3) ina:alg. oil & gas ops 1341 ale/usb algerian oil and gas operations In Amenas 09-Jan-02 (wp3) UNID:---- 81-81 40.5/500 acf 0(Dec 25 2001)(PLOO) UNID:0816 81-81 40.5/500 (Dec 15 2001)(PLOO) 055: UNID 1352 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (16/Dec)(DW) 055: Unid 1612 ALE/USB Sounds. (17Jan02) (RGA) 055:Prob Israeli AF 1409 ALE/USB Sounds. (09Jan02) (RGA) :Unid 1324 ALE/USB Several bursts. Synch Pause, but no decode. Link Protected(?) (09Jan02) (RGA) TNS:Algerian Embassy Tunis 1347 ALE/USB Calls MAE/MFA Algiers. (09Jan02) (RGA) TRP:Algerian Embassy Tripoli LBY 1257 ALE/USB Calls MAE/MFA Algiers who responds. (15Jan02) (RGA) TRP:Algerian Embassy Tripoli LBY 1327 ALE/USB Calls MAE/MFA Algiers. (09Jan02) (RGA) RFGW: MFA PARIS 0917 STANAG 4285 on usb s/tone 1200bps, long intlv. Tfc in offline encrypt to Prague/F9S thru 0940z. 1023z clng Beiruit/P8C then qso with no tfc, gives QSL, s/off 1040z (20/Dec)(DW) RFGW: MFA PARIS 1420 STANAG4285 on usb, 1200bps/lng intv. Clng F9S/Prague then L9C/Buenos Aires "qap la 411 aug de trois a toi", uses cct [BNS]. 1431 with "sri l em est tombe em panne". qso with F9S, FF on cct [PGE]/Prague (08/Jan)(DW) DG: MOROCCAN MOI 1801 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on lsb. Sounding. (15/Dec)(DW) OLZ 88:MFA Praha, CZE 1348 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem based ARQ system, burst tfc., strong hum on the transmitter during transmission pauses, coordination in Czech voice and fast CW (28Dec01) (LDO) Unid:O/M (JJ):2042 USB w/O/M (JJ). (13/DEC/01) (RP3) UNID:0819 ?ARQ-M2 200/360 br=14 (Dec 15 2001)(PLOO) HSP: UK RSC HANSLOPE PARK 1823 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (15/Dec)(DW) no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1110 MFSK-32/CROWD36 tfc. to UNID embassy, no link ID copied, using online crypto and modified ARQ protocol, many repetitions (29Dec01) (LDO) ---:Lincolnshire Poacher Clandestine 09 Jan 02 USB Poacher tones only very weak (EB) CENTR2: MFA BUCHAREST 0731 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng VRO/Paris(?) (16/Dec)(DW) CENTR8: MFA BUCHAREST 0734 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng FQS (16/Dec)(DW) TOU: French PAR/TOU Net 1713 ALE/USB Sounds. (17Jan02) (RGA) TOU: TOULOUSE ? 1737 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (15/Dec)(DW) no-call:ASA/CIA Frankfurt, D 0940 USB/PSK regular 10 min. transmission (27Dec01) (LDO) Unid:Y/L (SS):0345 USB w/numbers. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) FAAZFW: FAA DALLAS TX 2119 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding (15/Dec)(DW) Pagina 101 WUN-v08 11637.0 FAAZJX: FAA JACKSONVILLE FL 2339 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding (15/Dec)(DW) 11642.0 FP2: UNID 1252 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (16/Dec)(DW) 11642.0 HFB: UK RSC LOC? 1236 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding (16/Dec)(DW) 12070.0 STABILITY:28-char EAM 1953 USB MQKBOT simulcast 8992 & 11244. Nothing heard 11244/8992 at 1955z. (18 Dec 01) (JH) 12113.7 :MFA Cairo EGY 1715 ARQ Loses contact in middle of long-winded circular and selcals TVVC/Baghdad. (02Jan02) (RGA) 12127.5 No-Call:Un-id USCG shore station 10.10 Pactor Working NNN0CMV, USCG Tampa, with " PSP DATE = NOV99 QRU" (24Dec01). (PT) 12133.8 No-Call:Prob. Sofia, Bulgaria 16.45 ASCII 75/500 Bulgarian MFA working GUB, Damascus embassy with "GUB ZAN PSE ZAL 16007" (09Jan02). (PT) 12175.0 0017:UNID Guardia di Finanza station, I 1053 LSB/MIL-STD 188-141A/CLOVER-2000 e-mail tfc. to Rome (02Jan02) (LDO) 12175.0 1000:Guardia di Finanza HQ Rome, I 1053 LSB/MIL-STD 188-141A/CLOVER-2000 e-mail tfc. to 0017 (02Jan02) (LDO) 12175.0 FABIO: Unid Italian User 1707 ALE/USB Calls ALE. (17Jan02) (RGA) 12175.0 FABIO:Unid Italian Net 1604 ALE/USB Calls ALE. (18Dec01) (RGA) 12176.0 no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1330 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz, 5LGs to "NQX" after 11177 00052, telegraph equipment faulty -> 73.3Bd measurement (29Dec01) (LDO) 12177.5 BANJALUKA:Dutch SFOR contingent Banja Luka, BIH 1044 USB/MILSTD 188-141A replying to to COMMCENBLS3 (04Jan02) (LDO) 12177.5 COMMCENBLS3:Dutch MOD Den Haag?, HOL 1044 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A, tfc. to BANJALUKA (04Jan02) (LDO) 12184.5 UNID:0744 81-81 40.5/489 br=0 (Nov 12 2001)(PLOO) 12190.0 DOR:MFA Sofia, BUL, 0815 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A 39-tone modem with modified protocol, and modified preamble, ISS-mode, QSX no.0 .0 .0 found, 393.75 Hz doppler (04Jan02) (LDO) 12197.0 no-call:Polish UNIFIL contingent, LBN 1230 BAUDOT 50Bd/350Hz offline crypto (5FGs) to Warszawa (28Dec01) (LDO) 12202.0 dfzg:MFA Belgrad 0700 rtty 75/400 ryry 0703:dfzg qru 73 73 sk 03-Jan-02 (wp3) 12210.0 CENTR7:MFA Bucharest, ROU 0803 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to CUV654 (04Jan02) (LDO) 12210.0 CUV654:Romanian embassy Lisboa, POR 0803 USBMIL-STD 188-141A/MILSTD 188-110A ser. tone modem, tfc. to CENTR7 (04Jan02) (LDO) 12210.0 DOR:MFA Sofia, BUL, 0816 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A 39-tone modem with modified protocol, and modified preamble, ISS-mode, QSX not found, 393.75 Hz doppler (04Jan02) (LDO) 12216.0 50:Danish Military 1205 ALE/USB Calls 69 who responds. (15Jan02) (RGA) 12216.0 68:Danish Military 1142 ALE/USB Calls DK1. (15Jan02) (RGA) 12217.0 -: MFA ROME 1050 ARQ/RS 240bd/E/- on usb. 8 bit mode. Tfc to Tirana in offline encrypt (2x30 ltr grps per line) (10/Jan)(DW) 12220.0 DOR:MFA Sofia, BUL, 0817 USB/MIL-STD 188- 110A 39-tone modem with modified protocol, and modified preamble, ISS-mode, QSX not found, 393.75 Hz doppler (04Jan02) (LDO) 12222.3 DOR:MFA Sofia, BUL 1550 ITA-5 based FSK ARQ-system 800Bd/500Hz shift, receiving tfc. from UNID embassy (29Dec01) (LDO) 12225.0 no-call:UNID Russian embassy, 1706 MFSK-32/CROWD36, receiving 5LGs from Moscow on link 00189, QSX 10532 kHz (04Jan02) (LDO) 12250.0 CIS-System:1258 40.5/500 (10 Jan 02)(HPT) 12266.0 WR:UNID Spanish Navy station, 1040 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem tfc. to "TR", voice coordination in Spanish (25Dec01) (LDO) 12333.0 Un-ID:location un-ID 19.55 ITA2 75/950 Sends RYs and LBPX repeated, then into encryption(13Dec01). (PT) 12376.0 CIO 2 : Mossad 2145Z Dec-22-01 USB.0 [SN] 12469.6 63EWR:Prob Spanish Military. Wkg 67YTR 1637 RTTY/100/850 'ZDA 1Z 1O INT ARQ' (foxes+RYs) INT ZBZ. [Has 1 FLASH and 1 Pagina 102 12478.0 12478.0 12489.0 12489.0 12489.0 12491.0 12510.0 12525.7 12525.7 12525.7 12525.7 12561.5 12561.5 12570.0 12570.0 12574.3 12579.0 12579.0 12581.5 12581.5 12582.0 12582.0 12584.5 12585.0 12585.0 12585.0 12586.0 12587.0 12587.0 12587.0 12587.0 12589.0 12589.0 12590.5 12590.5 12592.5 12593.0 12593.0 12594.0 12594.0 12594.5 12594.5 12597.5 WUN-v08 IMMEDIATE message]. Then goes into Spanish voice then fast modem (The 'ARQ' referred to). Last logged 63YTR wkg 63NHF on 4158 kHz 28 Mar 01. (02Jan02) (RGA) :Ship KM Lisow 1635 ARQ Tgms in 3SC to ArkhangelskRadio. (02Jan02) (RGA) ucnt:0645 sitor-a tfc to uce Archangelsk Radio 12625,5 03-Jan-02 (wp3) P3DH7:TK Ventspils 0959 ARQ svc msgs to Vladivostok (26Dec01) (ML2) UFIF:M/V Alexandre Gorbatchevskii 0855 ARQ svc msg to Vladivostok, UFIF log on/off (17Dec01) (ML2) XUWG7:TH Smile 0938 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok (31Dec01) (ML2) UHKD:TH Isidor Barazhov 1020 ARQ tfc to Kholmsk (28Dec01) (ML2) UESN:TH Pasifik Star 0942 ARQ 54945 UESN log on & tfc to Vladivostok (08Dec01) (ML2) ATJX:.0 MT B.R. Ambedkar sc kcbm login 23537 atjx x mgs to SCI 72 hrs notice for eta Rastrua? INT ARQ 100 24-12-01 14,33 (BvR) MTRT:.0 Mt RN Tagore login 23741mtrt x vessel report on Shipping Corp India chnl INT ARQ 100 24-12-01 NSBS:.0 MT N.S. Bose report to SCI Mumbai INT ARQ 100 24-12-01 14,20 (BvR) Shipping Corp India:Radioroom mgs to mt b.r. ambedkar xmas and new year wishes IND ARQ 100 24-12-01 (BVR) ---: UNID 2037 rtty 50/R/170 Tfc in 3sc. Poor copy, apparently thru Arkhangelsk till 2046z (24/Dec)(DW) UFBY: AA1824 ? 2102 rtty 50/R/170 Clng RLK/Arkhangelsk then tfc in 3sc thru 2123z (24/Dec)(DW) UCTW:RTMS Notlar 1043 ARQ w/UFZ DE UCTW log on & tfc to Vladivostok (30Dec01) (ML2) UHCU:M/V Kapitan Klioev 1101 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok, UHCU log on/off (30Dec01) (ML2) Mv Atlo: ww unid mv INT ARQ 100 24-12-01 12,45 (BvR) NMF:USCG Boston MA USA 1632 FEC Scheduled MSI bcast+wx. (02Jan02) (RGA) NRV: USCG Apra Harbour SITOR-B, test, foxes (15 Jan 02)(HPT) XSV: Tianjin Radio 1749 cw, xsv + SITOR (15 Jan 02)(HPT) XSV:TianjinRadio PRC 1629 ARQ+CWID. (02Jan02) (RGA) sup:Port Said Radio 0635 marker 01-Jan-02 (wp3) VIP34: Perth Radio 1750 cw, vip + DIG (15 Jan 02)(HPT) CBV:Valparaiso radio Chile 2149 01 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) LZW:Varna radio Bulgaria 1904 11 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) VIP:Perth radio Australia 2147 01 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) NRV: USCG Apra Harbour 1754 cw, nrv + SITOR (15 Jan 02)(HPT) UDK2:MurmanskRadio RUS 1341 FEC Tgm in 3SC then ARQ marker. (09Jan02) (RGA) lzw5:Varna Radio 0635 sitor-b wx.0 0645:tfc list 01-Jan-02 (wp3) LZW:Varna Radio 1230 SITOR-B wx (02 Jan 02)(HPT) LZW:Varna Radio 1230 SITOR-B wx and Sea Bulletin (08 Jan 02)(HPT) LZW: Varna Radio 1601 SITOR-B nx in Bulgarian language (16 Jan 02)(HPT) nmo:USCG Honolulu 0653 marker 01-Jan-02 (wp3) NMO: USCG Honolulu 1756 cw, nmo + SITOR (15 Jan 02)(HPT) RRR34:Moskva-1 Radio RUS 1338 ARQ KYKY data bursts + CWID. (09Jan02) (RGA) RRR34:Moskva-1 Radio RUS 1625 ARQ+CWID. (02Jan02) (RGA) NMN: USCG Portsmouth 1757 nmn + SITOR (15 Jan 02)(HPT) esa:Tallinn Radio 0657 marker pcpcpcpcpc 01-Jan-02 (wp3) NMN:USCG Chesapeake USA 2144 01 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) PPR:Rio De Janeiro radio Brazil 2143 01 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) IGJ: I Ny Augusta 1704 ITA-2 75/R/850 mrk (16 Jan 02)(HPT) a9m:Hamala Radio 0700 marker mcmcmcmc 01-Jan-02 (wp3) A9M: Hamala Radio 1758 cw, a9mtlx + SITOR (15 Jan 02)(HPT) ufn:Novorossijsk Radio 0721 sitor-a tfc from 55933 ugur then Pagina 103 12597.5 12598.0 12598.0 12599.5 12599.5 12603.0 12603.5 12603.5 12606.0 12611.5 12612.5 12612.5 12616.5 12625.0 12625.5 12626.5 12626.5 12639.5 12654.0 12660.0 12666.5 12681.5 12691.0 12697.0 12700.0 12700.0 12709.0 12710.0 12732.0 12736.0 12736.0 12736.0 12750.5 12764.0 12770.0 12772.0 WUN-v08 marker kykyky 01-Jan-02 (wp3) UFN:Novorossiysk R 1655 SITOR-A tfc w/UDEC "boris livanov" 8/1(PP) SPA62:Gdynia Radio 1250 SITOR-B tfc-list (08 Jan 02)(HPT) UFN:Novorossiysk radio Russia 1900 1849 11 Jan 02 ARQ 100 sitor A mesage to KM SUHANOU (EB) UAT: Moscow Radio 1400 SITOR-B tfc-list (12 Jan 02)(HPT) UAT: Moscow Radio 1200 SITOR-B schedule, tfc-list // 16813 (14 Jan 02)(HPT) ---:Lincolnshire Poacher 2140 01 Jan 02 USB in traffic (EB) SVO: 1628 A1A / CW marker: Long dash DE SVO (6/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) SVO: Athen Radio 1325 SITOR-B Greek nx // 8424, 16830.5, 22387.5 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) uiw:Kaliningrad Radio 0730 marker kdkdkd 01-Jan-02 (wp3) VCT:Tors Cove radio Newfoundland Canada 2137 01 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) XSQ: Kwangchow 1850 SITOR/CW / SITOR/CW marker: DE XSG (9/Dec/2001) (RICH WA6KNW) UFZ:Vladivostok rdo 1000 FEC tfc summary & blind tx of ships' tfc (10Dec01) (ML2) 8PO:Barbados radio Barbados 2125 01 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband(EB) UCE: Arkhangelsk Radio 1400 SITOR-A msgs from mail-box (11 Jan 02)(HPT) UCE:ArkhangelskRadio RUS 1655 ARQ Wkg EUPI & UCOK in AutoTelex. (15Jan02) (RGA) uce:Archangelsk Radio 0636 sitor-a selcall kyvf tfc to ucmv qsx 12478,0 03-Jan-02 (wp3) uce:Archangelsk Radio 0705 sitor-b tfc list 03-Jan-02 (wp3) OST:Ostende R 1037.0 sitorA marker "mv mv" 6/Jan/02 (PP) TAH: Istanbul RAdio 2002 SITOR-B wx in Turk./E // 4560, 8431 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) LFI:Rogaland, Norway 1437z Nov 3-01 CW "LFI" and ARQ/100 idle,[SN] FUG:Marine La R,gine FRA 1620 RTTY/150/850 Call tape to FAA with chan number VZCZCABC4042. (Strange!) (02Jan02) (RGA) 8PO:Barbados radio Barbados 2119 01 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) RFVIE:Marine Réunion REU 1650 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (15Jan02) (RGA) USU:Mariupol Radio 1200 cw ID turning into RTTY 50/N/175 with "powestka" // 8540, 17141.6 (14 Dec 01)(HPT) :Unid 1531 RTTY/50/170 RYs+Tgm in 3SC for UCOZ. No ID. (01Jan02) (RGA) XSQ: Kwangchow 1655 A1A / CW marker: CQ DE XSG UP 446 CLG (9/Dec/2001) (RICH WA6KNW) A9M: Bahrein Radio 1406 cw, cq de a9m (11 Jan 02)(HPT) A9M:Hamala radio Bahrain 1852 1849 11 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) USU:Mariupol Radio 1600 cw cq, tfc-list, wkg. frequencies, obviously every 2 hours at the even hour until 18.00 (15 Dec 01)(HPT) LSD836:-- Argentina 2239 10 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) LSD836: Globe Wireless Argentina 0328 SITOR / SITOR /FAX/CW Marker: LSD836 (15/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) URL:Sebastopol radio Ukraine 1849 11 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) ---:Boston meteo U.S.A. 2013 31 Dec 01 FAX 120/576 callband (EB DAO:Kiel radio Germany 2226 10 Jan 02 CW/ARQ data burst - very weak (EB) RWD-59/RDW-59/RGE-31:UNID Russian station, RUS 0727 BAUDOT 50Bd/500Hz first calling RUO-2 and identifying himself as RWD-59 & RDW-59, then to other tape calling RKV-23 and identifying himself as RGE-31, after short Russian op-chat into FSK-burst mode with 100 Bd/500 Hz, operator obviously had too much booze the night before, QSX not found (04Jan02) (LDO) 7TF:Boufarik radio Algeria 2005 31 Dec 01 CW callband (EB) Pagina 104 WUN-v08 12779.0 LSD836: Globe Wireless Argentina 0300 SITOR / SITOR /FAX/CW Marker: LSD836 (15/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 12788.0 NMG:USCG New Orleans USA 2215 10 Jan 02 USB a r e a l l y i n t e r e s t i n g computer voice giving wx tfc (EB) 12801.0 TAH:Istambul R. / LYB cw cq + call 19/Dec/01 (RM) 12810.0 VTG4/6/7:Indian navy Mumbai India 2004 31 Dec 01 CW callband (EB) 12811.3 hzy:Ras Tanurah Radio 0615 cw tfc list .... 9vmp - de hzy hzy hzy qtc qru ? 03-Jan-02 (wp3) 12858.0 RFTJE:French navy Dakar Senegal 31 Dec 01 RTTY 75 callband (EB) 12877.5 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 1620 ITA-2 50/R/170 navigational warnings // 4228, 8454, 16927, 19724.5, 22603,5 (12 Jan 02)(HPT) 12903.0 RBSL:Mumbai, India 19.25 ITA2 50/850 "RY...RY VTH 1/5/7 RBSL BNR BNR SG...SG" (24Dec01). (PT) 12903.1 VTH:IN Mumbai IND 1641 RTTY/50/850 4FGs to VWGZ. (15Jan02) (RGA) 12932.5 :Unid 2001 RTTY/100/850 Telecipher. ACF=15. (12Jan02) (RGA) 12935.0 HLG:SeoulRadio KOR 1217 CW CQ marker. (23Dec01) (RGA) 12940.0 SPE61:Szczecin radio Poland 2201 10 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) 12945.0 9MG:Globe radio Singapore 2158 10 Jan 02 CW/ARQ Callband (EB) 12967.0 RRR34:Moskva-1 Radio 1433 CW VVVs CQ de RRR34 QSW 12967 KGC POWESTKA hRR=SEGODNa 20/12 SROK 0930 QTC SLUH FOR DWToK UIUJ UIUJ UABN UABN=hRSR - Then works UIUJ, one tgm from Sankt Peterburg. (20Dec01) (RGA) 12973.0 UIW:Kaliningrad Radio 1300 cw powestka, tfc-list, frequency information, something which looked like wx // 8605, 17152, also announced 439.5 and 3737 (14 Dec 01)(HPT) 12984.0 VNG:Llandilo NSW AUS 27/12 0808 Weak 7/Jan/02 (PP) 12985.0 4XZ:I.D.F. Haifa Israel 1947 18 Dec 01 CW 5 ltr traffic (EB) 13032.0 FUF:French forces Martinique 2150 10 Jan 02 RTTY 075 Callband (EB) 13041.0 RFQPME:French navy Djibouti 2148 10 Jan 02 RTTY 150 Callband (EB) 13062.2 CLA: Havana Radio 2220 cw, cq qsx (16 Jan 02)(HPT) 13095.0 7TF41: Boufarik 0803 Radio USB F wx // 8722 (14 Jan 02)(HPT) 13123.4 LSD836: Globe Wireless Argentina 0235 SITOR / SITOR /FAX/CW Marker: LSD836 (15/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 13146.0 3AC12: Monaco Radio 0930 USB F/E wx // 4363, 8728, 8806, 13152, 17260, 17323, 22768 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 13152.0 3AC: Monaco Radio 0930 USB F/E wx // 4363, 8728, 8806, 13146, 17260, 17323, 22768 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 13152.0 WLO:2212z USB Wx bcst, msgs for vessels. (02/Jan/02) (ALS) 13155.0 :Unid 2107 USB Maybe FAIRNESS or someone else, bcsting an unk EAM (partial characters heard did not match strings MQ5BVW or MQKBOT). Suspected h+07/h+37 activity. [Later GHFS rebcst at 2120z indicates that it was the 28-character CJJDBK string.] (18 Dec 01) (JH) 13155.0 ACID ROCK:EAM Bcast 2206 USB WWQCLA simulcast on at least 8992 and 11244 with nothing heard any ZULU freq. (08 Jan 02) (JH) 13155.0 ACID ROCK:EAM Bcast 2207 USB WWQCLA. H+07/h+37 activity. (08 Jan 02) (JH) 13155.0 PENALIZE:28-char EAM 2107 USB CJJDBK. Suspect h+07/h+37 activity. (18 Dec 01) (JH) 13155.0 PENALIZE:EAM Bcast 2137 USB CJJDBK without the character count statement. (18 Dec 01) (JH) 13158.0 LFL44:RogalandRadio NOR 1220 USB Wx fcast & gale warnings in EE and Norsk. (23Dec01) (RGA) 13158.0 LFL44: Rogaland Radio 1215 USB E wx // 8749 (15 Jan 02)(HPT) 13162.4 VCT:Tors Cove Radio NFLD CAN 1730 ARQ+CWID. (12Jan02) (RGA) 13162.9 VCT:Canada 0950 CW marker and phasing (Jan 5 2002)(PLOO) 13200.0 Unid:.0 O/M (African language mixed with FF):2354 USB w/O/M (African language mixed w/FF). Some Arabic expressions, i.e. Inshah Allah and Hamdu Allah noted in chat. (17/DEC/01) (RP3) 13200.0 Unid:2240 poss African 18/Dec/01 (RP3) 13200.0 Unid:O/M (SS):0120 USB w/several O/M (SS):(20/DEC/01) (RP3) 13200.0 Unid:O/M (SS):1938 USB w/unheard station confirming receipt of Pagina 105 13215.0 13215.0 13242.0 13242.0 13254.0 13257.0 13257.0 13260.0 13270.0 13270.0 13282.0 13291.0 13339.0 13339.0 13339.0 13348.0 13350.0 13354.0 13371.7 13374.0 13375.0 13380.0 13397.0 13397.2 13404.0 13458.0 13458.0 13465.0 13470.0 13470.5 13506.0 WUN-v08 several 5-figure goups. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) 200534:Rch-005Y C-17 90-0534 1209 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83146245285NNNN (Sigonella Metro) inb your station 1330Z A2 req WX (20Dec01) (SA) 370024:C-141 67-0024 1043 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ALE+VOICE very broken and hard to read using a/craft 70024 as callsign. ACKQ mentioned a few times in the contact. Shortly after on 11226 CRO was working ACKQ checked ICAO and unable to find an airbase match. Wonder if it is 141's c/sign (14Dec01) (SA) ADWNPR:Rockwell-Collins/Andrews AFB Associated 1855 ALE/USB Sounds. (18Dec01) (RGA) CRONPR:USAF Croughton, G 1031 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (23Dec01) (LDO) Diego Tower:2046 USB w/Foxtrot (aircraft) who reports they will RTB. Diego Tower also w/another station (no identifier noted) reporting departure of C-5 bound for Guam. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) DARKSTAR:Wkg TRENTON MILITARY 2011 USB (Missed callsign suffix if given. PP to CURRENT OPS. (18 Dec 01) (JH) Trenton Military:2047 USB w/Canforce 3131 in radio checks. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) Atlantico:(O/M-SS):2222 USB w/O/M (SS). Mention of Montevideo in chat. Possible LDOC. (17/DEC/01) (RP3) NEW YORK RADIO:Volmet 1735 USB OM With SIGMETs. (12Jan02) (RGA) New York Rdo:2208z USB Av wx for Norfolk, Charlotte, Bangor. (02/ an/02) (ALS) Tokyo:(Y/L EE):2343 USB w/volmet for Manchuria & Mongolia. (17/DEC/01) (RP3) Gander Aero:1744 USB E, wkg. American 142, QSY 5616 (07 Jan 02)(HPT) Aero Mexico Dispatch:(O/M-SS):1320 w/unheard aircraft (28/DEC/01) (RP3) Aero Mexico Ops:(O/M SS):0125 USB w/Aero Mexico 413 who reports departure from Miami and ETA Mexico City. (21/DEC/01) (RP3) Aero Mexico Ops:(SS):1619 USB w/Aero Mexico 004 (SS) w/updated wx. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) Giant 2938:0002 USB w/ARINC, Cedar Rapids w/radio check. (18/DEC/01) (RP3) Unid:.0 O/M (Vietnamese):0148 USB w/O/M (Vietnamese). (18/DEC/01) (RP3) WEST INDIAN 901:Wkg NewYork Aero 1737 USB 34N 40W FL240 Selcal HMFJ. (12Jan02) (RGA) no-call:Egyptian embassy Beograd, YUG 0940 SITOR-B 100Bd/170Hz, calling Cairo in ATU-80 (27Dec01) (LDO) Unid:O/M (IT):2225 USB w/O/M (IT). (17/DEC/01) (RP3) Lincs Poacher:E03 Cyprus 1741 USB OW with 5FGs. (12Jan02) (RGA) Unid:O/M (IT):2032 USB w/Y/L (IT) in radio telephone conversation. Possible maritime link. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) LKZGCG:Egyptian Emb Washington 2030 ARQ/100/170 ATU-80 msg to KDFKQOR (qth?) (31 Dec 01) (MJZ) Egypt Emb. Wash:ARQ in aa (Sept 13 2001)(PLOO) CIS-System:0855 40.5/250 (09 Jan 02)(HPT) no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1008 MFSK-32/CROWD36 tfc. to UNID embassy after no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1008 MFSK-32/CROWD36 tfc. to UNID embassy after 11177 70026 using online crypto/modified protocol, many repetitions (27Dec01) (LDO) #'s :[t] Unidentified.0 1817z Dec-23-01 USB Heavily jammed, just got an occasional word [SN] VNB:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0934 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz, 5LGs and 5FGs to WQL on link 80061, telegraph equipm. faulty -> 73.3 Bd measurement (27Dec01) (LDO) UNID:1440 RTTY 75/563 5 lgps (Sept 13 2001)(PLOO) RLX:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0940 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz, 5LGs to UXW on link 40034, telegraph equipm. faulty -> 73.3Bd Pagina 106 13510.0 13510.0 13548.0 13550.0 13550.5 13560.0 13564.9 13850.0 13850.0 13850.0 13855.0 13856.7 13866.7 13876.7 13879.0 13882.5 13886.7 13900.0 13906.0 13920.0 13927.0 13927.0 13927.0 13927.0 13927.0 13927.0 13927.0 13927.0 13927.0 13927.0 WUN-v08 measurement (27Dec01) (LDO) ---:Halifax meteo Canada 1638 02 Jan 02 FAX 120/576 poor picture entitled 500 mb 12z 36 hr prog (EB) ---:Metoc Halifax Canada 2011 18 Jan 02 FAX 120/576 wave heights (EB) no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0928 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz, 5LGs to unlocated embassy on link 10020, telegraph equipment faulty -> 73.3Bd measurement (27Dec01) (LDO) BLJ: Unid Romanian Embassy 1648 ALE/USB Calls CENTR7/MFA Bucharest. (17Jan02) (RGA) ZKLF: AUCKLAND MET 0906 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sfc analysis; fuzzy (18/Jan)(DW) :Unid 1326 UNID/50/250 Synchronous. ACF=0. Narrow-shift version of Russian railways(?) (09Jan02) (RGA) :Unid 1558 OMFSK/195.5/-300-100 0 +100+300 Still unid. Another on 18788.91. Unable to determine if carrying same data. (02Jan02) (RGA) PAR:Rockwell-Collins Paris, F 1054 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding (25Dec01) (LDO) PAR:Rockwell-Collins Paris, F 1054 USB/MIL-STD188-141A sounding (25Dec01) (LDO) TOU:Rockwell-Collins Toulouse, F 1107 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding (25Dec01) (LDO) OXT:Copenhague Meteo 1310 Fax 120/576 chart for 49-54°W, 68°-? North (06 Jan 02)(HPT) ---:Copenhagen meteo Denmark 1230 10 Jan 02 FAX 120/576 poor pictue QRM (EB) prob MFA Cairo: 1550 SITOR-A telegram, jg/LDS---M .; kds/W---D J---G :-, mentioning Islamabad, Muscat(13 Jan 02)(HPT) EGY Emb Beograd: 1613 SITOR-A msg to MFA Cairo (14 Jan 02)(HPT) DG:Moroccan MOI Net 1252 ALE/USB Sounds. (02Jan02) (RGA) DDK6: DWD Pinneberg 1112 Fax 120/575 schedule // 3885, 7880 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) RFFXOC:Paris, France 19.40 ARQ-E3 192/400 5-lg tfc to RFTJD, Libreville, on IAH cct (28Dec01). (PT) BMF: T´ai-pei Meteo 1550 Fax 120/576 surface analysis // 18560, other frequencies not audible (12 Jan 02)(HPT) Unid:CIS-System 1235 81/250 (17 Jan 02)(HPT) ---:Melbourne meteo Australia 1604 02 Jan 02 FAX 120/576 few wavy lines on a double bordered page (EB) AFA1YV:(MARS station):2134 USB w/Reach 083Y in personal pp. (3/JAN/02) (RP3) AFA2OH:(MARS station):1715 USB w/Piston 51 in morale pp. MARS stations AFA2XW and AFA2XD also noted on the net. (21/DEC/01) (RP3) AFA2SJ:(MARS station):1744 USB w/Reach 294Y w/morale pp. (20/DEC/01) (RP3) LC 002:(P-3C, Brunswick VP-8 "Tigers" Sqdn) over Bahamas. 2048z USB. Wkg AFA2SJ MARS Sta; pp DSN 831-4536 Roosevelt Roads NAS Duty Ofc; 1 hour out. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). REACH 62P1:(C-130 #01272), 200mi off coast of Florida. 1835z USB. Wkg AFA1NA MARS station; pp to Hilda West (Scott AFB). Departed Norfolk 1623z; ETA San Juan 2230z. Will depart San Juan tomorrow for Roosevelt Roads NAS, Puerto Rico. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). REACH 62P1:(C-130 #01272). 1921z USB. Wkg AFA1EN MARS Sta, Orlando FL;(29/Dec/01) (ALS). REACH 81Y:over Atlantic. 2054z USB. Wkg AFA1EN MARS Sta, 000000Indiana; M&W pp. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). SWEET 83:(C-130H, AFRC Milwaukee 440AW/95AS "Flying Badgers" Sqdn) over TN. 1937z USB. Wkg AFA1EN MARS Sta, Indiana; M&W pp. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). TAZZ 83:(KC-135R, Rickenbacker ANGB OH-ANG 145ARS) over SC. 2035z USB. Wkg AFA1EN MARS Sta, Indiana; M&W pp. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). VADER 06:(C-130), over Alabama. 1858z USB. Wkg AFA2SA MARS Sta, Orlando FL; pp to homebase re disposition of Vader 04; is Pagina 107 13927.0 13927.0 13927.0 13927.0 13951.0 13954.0 13956.8 13961.5 13972.0 13972.0 13972.0 13985.0 13985.0 14363.0 14367.0 14373.3 14382.0 14385.5 14385.5 14385.5 14385.5 14398.0 14422.0 14422.0 14441.0 14465.0 14467.3 14468.0 14468.0 14482.5 14486.0 14486.0 14486.0 WUN-v08 informed 04 is about to take off. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). VADER 06:(C-130), over Montgomery AL. 1925z USB. Wkg AFA2SA MARS Sta, Orlando FL; pp to DSN 854-7247 Patrick AFB Transportation; ETA 15 past hour; VADER 04 to follow in 2 hrs. I watched VADER 04 land at Patrick at 2205z. (29/Dec/01) (ALS). USAF MARS: 2031z USB wkg REACH 022Y, Radio check. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). USAF MARS AFA1EN: 2125z USB wkg REACH 852Y (C-130) pp DSN 535-4106 Lajes Field Base Ops, Azores, re ETA. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). USAF MARS AFA1TW: 2146z USB wkg REACH 852Y (C-130) near Bermuda, pp DSN 579-2001 Hurlburt Field. (10/Jan/02) (ALS). prob. UNID ROU Emb:1220 ROU-FEC 218.3/400, off, too late, program could not synchronize in time (09 Jan 02)(HPT) :Russian Military 1528 MS-5/4800/DPSK/USB Cipher. (02Jan02) (RGA) JUS: TUN Diplo: 1518 SITOR-B msg to BDE (15 Jan 02)(HPT) HBD20/1:MFA Berne 1222 ARQ 100/170 Habana(Dec 11 2001)(PLOO) WC2XPF: Auburn, Washington 1300 RTTY 45.45/170 News reports from VOA and NEWSMAX.COM (12/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) WC2XPF: Auburn, Washington 1300 RTTY 45.45/170 News reports from VOA and NEWSMAX.COM (13/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) WC2XPF: Auburn, Washington, USA 2126 Baudot 45/850n with news and information. (15Dec.2001) (Midwest USA) :Unid CIS 1316 81-81/40.5/500 Cipher. QSX 13490. (09Jan02) (RGA) CIS-System:0902 40.5/500 (09 Jan 02)(HPT) UNID: UNID 1800 UNID / ionosphere sounder. One burst every 3 minutes, starting H02 (31/Dec/2001) (majestic.star) BAF:Beijing Met 1145 FAX 120/576 sked amendments (25Dec01) (ML2) pres. OHSJD: 1700 Pactor 200/200 religious text from UNID location, mentioning ASAFO (Liberia) and TAKO (Ghana) at the end of the text (12 Jan 02)(HPT) no-call:UNID CIA/ASA station, 1500 108.87Bd/160Hz FSK, QRT 1510 UTC (29Dec01) (LDO) BANJALUKA:Neth SFOR Banjaluka BIH 1213 ALE/USB Calls NCS who responded. (18Dec01) (RGA) NCS:.0 MOD Den Haag clg BANJALUKA CMD [61 3D 00] followed by modem ffc HOL ALE 125 22-12-01 13,34 (BvR) NCS:.0 MOD Den Haag clg BUGOJNO cmd [61 3b 40] followed by modem tfc HOL ALE 125 22-12-01 13,30 (BvR) NCS:Neth SFOR Net NCS 1211 ALE/USB Calls BUGOJNO/Bugojno BIH who responded. (18Dec01) (RGA) LN2A:Beacon Svieo Norway 1219 10 Jan 02 CW Beacon (EB) ADZ:Algerian consulate Agadez, NGR 1646 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A responding to NMY [=Niamey] (03Jan02) (LDO) NMY:Algerian embassy Niamey, NGR 1646 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A with AMD tfc. in French to ADZ [=Algerian consulate Agadez] (03Jan02) (LDO) ---:MFA Cairo Egypt 1930 18 Jan 02 ARQ 100 continuous tfc msgs begin YFASR FAJ 8 L/H 0022 81/01/2002 (OTA at 1952)(EB) UNID:1350 USB, French language call-band, dealing with Africa? (08 Jan 02)(HPT) DDH8:Hamburg Meteo 1105 ITA-2 50/R/425 wx 4-cast (10 Jan 02)(HPT) ---:Hamburg meteo Germany 1551 RTTY 50 wx tfc (EB) DDK2:Hamburg meteo Germany 1208 10 Jan 02 RTTY 050 wx tfc for North sea (EB) ---:French navy Paris France 1954 30 Dec 01 ARQ E3 48 idling (EB) ---:Russian naval - 1540 02 Jan 01 81-81 revs at 40.5 tfc at 162 bauds (EB) P6Z:MFA Paris FRA 1522 FEC-A/192/400 No decode. (02Jan02) (RGA) RFFAAC: 1130 FEC-A 192/400 msg to D2Z, plain text and encrypt., JAN-cct., 1250 P6Z with BDT-cct (16 Jan 02)(HPT) msgs Pagina 108 14487.0 14487.0 14490.0 14493.5 14499.0 14550.0 14636.8 14653.0 14670.0 14672.0 14681.0 14681.1 14719.0 14763.0 14780.0 14810.0 14810.0 14812.0 14814.0 14848.0 14848.0 14867.0 14929.0 14931.0 14938.0 14966.7 14982.5 14996.0 15016.0 15016.0 15682.0 15760.0 15760.0 15794.4 15920.0 WUN-v08 dealing with also with Afghanistan, I can´t help, it looks like excercise msgs.! ---:Lincolnshire Poacher 1532 02 Jan 02 USB in traffic (EB) Unid:number station 1635 USB/YL giving 5 fig-group 0312 (PP) OLZ 65:UNID Czech embassy, 0939 USB/MIL-STD188-110A serial tone modem based ARQ system, burst tfc., QSX 15940 kHz USB, voice coordin.in Czech (03Jan02) (LDO) NH1:FBI New Haven CT 1958 ALE/USB Calls LV4/Las Vegas? Then calls unlisted BT1. (18Dec01) (RGA) OLZ69:Czech Embassy Cairo EGY 1825 ALE/USB Sounds. (12Jan02) (RGA) DP2:N.African Oil Exploration Net 1317 ALE/USB. (02Jan02) (RGA) RFLI: FF FT DE FRANCE 1223 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas. Tfc in FF, cct [IRT] until signal jammed with wideband rasping signal. (15/Jan)(DW) HQ3NGB:NGB Crystal City VA 1209 ALE/USB Calls RNONGB/Reno Tahoe Airport NV on 14653 and 17458.5 (08Jan01) (RGA) ---:Ottowa time stn Canada 1944 30 Dec 01 USB/CW time signals (EB) no-call:MFA Belgrade, YUG 1218 USB/20-tone PSK system, ISS+IRS mode (26Dec01) (LDO) V5G:MFA Bucharest 1100 cw, msg, turning in RUM-FEC 164.5/ 400 (09 Jan 02)(HPT) 18552.2 19850.1 (08Jan01) (RGA) OST: Ostende Radio 1540 SITOR-B QTC-list (15 Jan 02)(HPT) ---:prob Roumanian diplo Roumania 1133 10 Jan 02 ROU-FEC 164.5 on line encryption (EB) no-call:Ministry of Railways Moscow, RUS 0812 BAUDOT 50Bd/500Hz transmitting train shedules, adresses of freight forwarders and other railway related tfc. in 3rd shift cyr. (03Jan02) (LDO) OLZ 88:MFA Praha, CZE 1130 USB/MIL-STD 188- 110A serial tone modem based ARQ burst-system, voice coordination in Czech (31Dec01) (LDO) OLZ 88:MFA Praha, CZE 1130 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem based ARQ burst-system, voice coordination in Czech (31Dec01) (LDO) BGD:Slovak Embassy Baghdad IRQ 1734 ALE/USB Sounds. (12Jan02) (RGA) DKL:British MIL Dhekelia, CYP, 1216 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (26Dec01) (LDO) BASE0:Turkish Military 1317 ALE/USB Calls BAS. (18Dec01) (RGA) HAS:Turkish Military 1246 ALE/USB Calls BAS. (18Dec01) (RGA) ---: EGYPTIAN DIPLO 1615 100/E/170 Sign off opchat in AA(ATU80) (17/Jan)(DW) ---:French forces Martinique 1125 10 Jan 02 ARQ E3 192 idling (EB) 8BY: F INTEL 1155 cw, vvv mrk (16 Jan 02)(HPT) no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1035 MFSK-32/CROWD36, 5LGs to unlocated embassy after 11177 00007 (26Dec01) (LDO) EGY Emb Moscow 1430 SITOR-A msgs to KJG BAX (17 Jan 02)(HPT) RBV76:Tashkent Meteo 1501 FAX 60/576 sfc an 12z (05Jan02) (KB) RWM:Moskva AUS 27/12 1240 Very good 7/Jan/02 (PP) Andrews Global: GHFS 1811 USB / pp for Teal 63 to New York Center. Gave them 132.150 MHz. (12Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) McClellan Global: GHFS 1747 USB / working SAM 60206 (a USAF C-20B). Went to 8992 kHz for a pp. (12Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) SNN299: MFA WARSAW 1125 CW(F1A) Periodic marker "vvv de SNN299 pse ga" (07/Jan)(DW) PAR:Rockwell-Collins Paris, F 1151 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding (25Dec01) (LDO) TOU:Rockwell-Collins Toulouse, F 1227 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding (25Dec01) (LDO) UNID:1809 UNID 195.3/700 4 peaks (Nov 12 2001)(PLOO) CFH: CF HALIFAX 1431 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker "naws de CFH zkr f1 3394 4158 6254 8309 12371 16555 ar" - no ships wkd thru 1555z (14/Jan)(DW) Pagina 109 WUN-v08 15940.0 OLZ 88:MFA Praha, CZE 0939 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem based ARQ system, burst tfc., QSX 14490 kHz USB, voice coordination in Czech (03Jan02) (LDO) 15944.0 :Unid 1510 REVS/48.3/250 Poss a slow 36-50. Offair 1515. (02Jan02) (RGA) 15961.0 RFLI: FF FT DE FRANCE 1725 ARQ/E3192/E/400 8rc. Betas. (14/Jan)(DW) 15961.7 RFLI:FF Fort de France 1228 ARQ-E3 192 bd controle de voie (09 Jan 02)(HPT) 15973.0 SNN299:MFA Warsaw 1330 POL-ARQ 100/250 Pol press-review (10 Jan 02)(HPT) 15973.0 SNN:Warsaw, Poland 13.46 POL-ARQ 100/240 PAP press reports in Polish (09Jan02). (PT) 16000.0 VNG:Llandilo NSW AUS 27/12 1250 Weak 7/Jan/02 (PP) 16011.7 :Unid Egyptian Diplo 1307 ARQ Ends msg. Garbled output then long period of IRS. (09Jan02) (RGA) 16013.7 RFVIC:Le Port, Reunion 16.40 ARQ-E3 100/400 COMAR LA REUNION with tfc in FF to RFQPM - OC/AIG 1946, copied to RFQPT CELMER EMIA DJIBOUTI, on RUN cct (20Dec01). (PT) 16014.1 RFVI:FF Le Port REU 1600 ARQ-E3/100/425 Returned chan check RFQP de RFQP on cct RUN to Djibouti. (02Jan02) (RGA) 16019.7 :Unid Egyptian Diplo 1456 ARQ 'sk oym huxd' and to IRS mode. (02Jan02) (RGA) 16025.0 no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1608 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz, 5LGs to RPO on link 80038, telegraph equipment faulty -> 73.3Bd measurement (30Dec01) (LDO) 16082.2 UNID:1704 RTTY 100/458 5fgps ending by ///// (Dec 29 2001)(PLOO) 16090.0 210:Unid Illicit 1200 USB 210 rptd 1-0 count. (08Jan01) (RGA) 16119.0 no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1512 MFSK-32/CROWD36 tfc. to UNID embassy after 16119.0 no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1512 MFSK-32/CROWD36 tfc. to UNID embassy after 11177 90039 using online crypto and modified ARQ protocol, many repetitions(29Dec01) (LDO) 16119.0 no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1512 MFSK-32/CROWD36 tfc. to UNID embassy after 1177 90039 using online crypto and modified ARQ protocol, many repetitions(29Dec01) (LDO) 16131.7 :MFA Cairo EGY 1707 ARQ Selcals TVVK/Rabat then sends message addressed to Algiers (jg yphkg kdqikef). (12Jan02) (RGA) 16162.0 :Spanish Navy(?) 1454 RTTY/75/830 Telecipher. No decode. (02Jan02) (RGA) 16162.5 UNID:0940 RTTY 75/831 online encryption (Dec 30 2001)(PLOO) 16180.5 UNID:0925 81-81 40.5/460 acf 0 (Jan 5 2002)(PLOO) 16180.6 UNID:0906 81-81 40.5/500 (Dec 15 2001)(PLOO) 16207.0 Stockholm Radio:(Y/L EE):1551 USB w/unheard aircraft in pp. (29/DEC/01) (RP3) 16213.7 EGY Diplo:1010 SITOR-B msgs mentioning Madrid to Cairo and vice versa, yesterday Cairo clg. Madrid on this QRG (09 Jan 02)(HPT) 16213.7 prob:MFA Cairo 1352 SITOR-A XBVF only (thus clg. EGY Emb/Madrid)(08 Jan 02)(HPT) 16227.0 FAPSI: 1011 ITA-2 75/N/500 5fgs 11177 40034 86227 16513 08569 (16 Jan 02)(HPT) 16260.0 RFGW: MFA Paris 0920 FEC-A 192/400 msgs (17 Jan 02)(HPT) 16260.5 p6z: 1219 FEC-A 41/400 idle (Dec 8 2001)(PLOO) 16260.5 P6Z:Paris 0945 FEC-A 192/400 tfc to H6L [rga] (Jan 5 2002)(PLOO) 16291.5 FF:0912 ARQ-E 184.6/393 (Dec 24 2001)(PLOO) 16300.0 no-call:UNID station, 0910 USB/CLOVER-2000 lengthy tfc. to unlocated station, QSX not found (30Dec01) (LDO) 16316.0 : Russian Navy/Military 1032 36-50/50/500 Idles in 36bps revs. (16Jan02) (RGA) 16316.0 :Russian Navy Military 1158 REVS/36/500 36-50/RDL(?) idler. (08Jan01) (RGA) 16316.0 prob:Ru Ny:1115 36-72/500 Bee? (08 Jan. 02)(HPT) 16325.0 YT316A/BXM20:UNID Chinese diplo, 0727 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, 5LGs to ZT201A/BXM62 (28Dec01) (LDO) Pagina 110 WUN-v08 16325.0 YT316A/BXM20:UNID Chinese diplo, 0727 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, 5LGs to ZT201A/BXM62 (28Dec01) (LDO) 16325.0 ZT201A/BXM62:UNID Chinese diplo, 0727 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to YT316A/BXM20 (28Dec01) (LDO) 16325.0 ZT201A/BXM62:UNID Chinese diplo, 0727 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to YT316A/BXM20 (28Dec01) (LDO) 16332.0 V5G:MFA Bucharest 1100 cw, turning to RUM-FEC 164.5/400 encrypt. (08 Jan 02)(HPT) 16332.0 V5G:MFA Bucharest ROM 1151 ROU-FEC/164.5/400 Cipher. // 10493.1 16354.8 no-call:Australian Navy, AUS 1004 300Bd/325Hz, FSK, KG-84 encrypted bcast tfc.(28Dec01) (LDO) 16690.5 :Unid Ship 1659 ARQ Selcals XVSV/WLO. (12Jan02) (RGA) 16710.5 Unid:USB and the ship was apparently called"Malahitowyj" and in contact with Kaliningrad. 3/Jan/02 (PP) 16713.0 UFBH:TH Bereg Nadezhdy 0709 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok (30Dec01) (ML2) 16716.5 :Unid Ship 1449 ARQ Selcals KYXX/NovorossiyskRadio/UFN/3711. (02Jan02) (RGA) 16777.0 pres. UNID vessel: 1500 SITOR-B PHL-news in EE/Vern. ending with "BRGDS to all Vela Boys...Bye from Amp Epsilon/Aenanos" at 1520 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 16787.0 Pres. vessel Cebu Boy: 1522 SITOR-B PHL-nx in EE/Vern. ending with "Resend by: Cebu Boy" at 1533 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 16800.0 :PNA Manila Relay 1655 FEC Phil Nx in EE. Greetings messages in a mixture of EE and Tagalog. (12Jan02) (RGA) 16800.0 PNA:Press Manila.0 0930.0 Sitor-B.0 News in EE.0 27/12/01 (PP) 16801.5 P3LL7:RTMS Kapitan G Koval' 0916 RTTY 50/170 tfc to Kaliningrad (30Dec01) (ML2) 16802.0 UZCA:BATM Kapitan Rusak 0742 RTTY 50/170 crew msg to Sevastopol (30Dec01) (ML2) 16802.5 UHEX:RTMS Aleksej Grachev 0741 RTTY 50/170 tfc to unkwn (31Dec01) (ML2) 16806.5 NMF:COMMSTA BOSTON.0 1630.0 SitorB (FEC).0 Wx Atlantic 22/12/01 (PP) 16808.0 SPA2930:GdyniaRadio POL 1651 FEC Traffic list. (12Jan02) (RGA) 16808.0 SPA:GDYNIARADIO.0 1645.0 Traffic list.0 22/12/01.0 (PP) 16808.5 NMC/NRV: USCG 1820 SITOR / SITOR B WX Pacific (13/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 16813.0 UAT:MoscowRadio RUS 1446 ARQ Sends tarifs info to ship UAXL. (02Jan02) (RGA) 16813.0 UAT: Moscow Radio 0800, 1200 SITOR-B tfc-list (14 Jan 02)(HPT) 16826.0 ESA:Tallinn R 0955.0 cw marker "ESA" then sitorA "cp cp" /no ship tfc 6/12/01 (PP) 16826.5 UNID:0755 81-81 81/495 mk sp (Nov 12 2001)(PLOO) 16829.5 UCE:Arkhangelsk 1004 sitorA tfc to UCKT "Iogann Makhmastal" 6/Jan/02 (PP) 16829.5 UCE:Arkhangelsk R.0 RUS.0 0915.0 Sitor-A 05/12 (PP) 16830.5 SVO: Athen Radio 1325 SITOR-B Greek nx // 8424, 12603.5, 22387.5 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 16840.0 8PO:Bridgetown radio Barbados 1859 17 Dec 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 16840.0 Unid:USB (Rx reads 16838.4) in FEC 170Hz tfc list 16/12 15:00`(PP) 16840.0 Unid:USB seems to be the famous RRR34 in Moscow with trfc list and freq list 1300z 16/Dec/01 (PP) 16840.5 RRR34:Kruglo/Moskwa.0 1601.0 FEC(sitorB) TRFC list 21/1/02 (PP) 16840.5 RRR34:Moskva-1 Radio RUS 1441 ARQ+CWID. (02Jan02) (RGA) 16840.5 RRR34: Moscow Radio 1450 SITOR-A wkg. UINQ (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 16854.0 XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 1320 SITOR-B tfc-list, wx, navigational warnings in E/Ch (15 Jan 02)(HPT) 16879.0 LZW:WarnaRadio BUL 1649 FEC Traffic list. (12Jan02) (RGA) 16926.0 LFI:Rogaland GW 1110 cw marker LFI + various digital noises Pagina 111 16927.0 16933.0 16938.0 16943.0 16951.5 16952.1 16952.6 16957.5 16957.9 16961.5 16962.0 16975.0 16976.0 16986.0 17025.0 17045.6 17069.5 17141.6 17147.0 17147.0 17148.0 17152.0 17165.6 17180.0 17180.0 17234.0 17239.8 17249.4 17260.0 17323.0 17332.0 17384.4 17385.5 17404.0 17458.5 17458.5 17458.5 WUN-v08 06/12 PP UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 1620 ITA-2 50/R/170 navigational warnings // 4228, 8454, 12877.5, 19724.5, 22603,5 (12 Jan 02)(HPT) 7TF:Boufarik radio Algeria 1930 28 Dec 01 CW callband (EB) VTG8:IM Mumbai IND 1133 CW Marker. (08Jan01) (RGA) WNU:Slidell radio USA 1940 17 Dec 01 CW/ARQ callband 1st time for me (EB) RFTJE:Marine Dakar SEN 1130 RTTY/75/850 Tests with faulty tape. Data bit 1 missing. (08Jan01) (RGA) UNID:1719 RTTY 69.44/850 ?degraded tape br 15 (12/16/2001)(PLOO) ---:(RFTJE) Dakar Senegal 1927 17 Dec 01 RTTY 75 corrupt tape O.T.A at 1928 (EB) FUJ:FN Noumea NCL 0850 RTTY/75/850 Testing RYs. (02Jan02) (BC3) FUJ:Marine Noumea NCL 1128 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (08Jan01) (RGA) FUF:Marine Fort de France MRT 1125 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (08Jan01) (RGA) FUF:Fort de France Martinique 1911 17 Dec 01 RTTY 75 Callband (EB) RLK7:ArkhangelskRadio RUS 1328 CW QSX marker for 4LY fleet call. (02Jan02) (RGA) LSD836: Globe Wireless Argentina 0222 SITOR / SITOR /FAX/CW Marker: LSD836 (15/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) CTP:Portuguese naval Lisbon Portugal 01 Jan 02 RTTY 75 callband (EB) no-call:French NOSTRADAMUS OTHR Dreux, F 1654 OTHR 25Hz pulsing (05Jan02) (LDO) 9MG:GlobeRadio Penang MLA 1632 ARQ+CWID (12Jan02) (RGA) JJC:Kyodo Tokyo 1100 FAX 60/576 NAV wngs in JJ (20Dec01) (ML2) USU:Mariupol Radio 1200 cw ID turning into RTTY 50/N/175 with "powestka" // 8540, 12697 (14 Dec 01)(HPT) URL:Sevastopol R. / UKR cw cq+call 19/Dec/01 (RM) URL: Sevastopol Radio 1300 cw, tfc-list, working-frequencies (15 Jan 02)(HPT) URL:Sebastopol Radio Ukraine 1605 01 Jan 02 CW tfc list UZUI (no ident) 3FDJ2 (Lucky land registered in Panama (EB) UIW:Kaliningrad Radio 1300 cw powestka, tfc-list, frequency information, something which looked like wx // 12973, 8605, also announced 439.5 and 3737 (14 Dec 01)(HPT) CLA41:HavanaRadio CUB 1324 CW QSX marker. (02Jan02) (RGA) FUG:Marine La R,gine FRA 1157 RTTY/75/850 Calltape to FAA (rather than FAAA). (02Jan02) (RGA) FUG:Marine La Régine FRA 1550 RTTY/75/850 Wkg warship with indef call FK. 'QSM' 'QSL (DTGs)' 3 msgs. (10Jan02) (RGA) UCE : Archangelsk, Russia 1506z Dec-23-01 CW "UCE" and Arq/100 idle [SN] PKX:DjakartaRadio INS 1555 CW CQ Marker. (10Jan02) (RGA) LSD836: Globe Wireless Argentina 0205 SITOR / SITOR /FAX/CW Marker: LSD836 (15/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 3AC16: Monaco Radio 0930 USB F/E wx // 4363, 8728, 8806, 13146, 13152, 17323, 22768 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 3AC: Monaco Radio 0930 USB F/E wx // 4363, 8728, 8806, 13146, 13152, 17260, 22768 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) Gdynia Radio:Poland 1100 01 Jan 02 USB maritime telephone calls connected by a young lady who would rather be at home (EB) CPK : Santa Cruz, Bolivia 1741z Dec-23-01 CW "CPK" and Arq/100 idle [SN] UNID:1215 Piccolo 12-tone encrypt. (08 Jan 02)(HPT) VCT:Tors cove radio Canada 2108 21 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband(EB) HQ3NGB:NGB Crystal City VA 1133 ALE/USB Calls JMONGB/Jackson City, MO (?) (08Jan01) (RGA) HQ3NGB:NGB Crystal City VA 1202 ALE/USB Calls SORNGB/NGB Salem OR (08Jan01) (RGA) HQ3NGB:NGB Crystal City VA 1209 ALE/USB Calls NCRNGB/Unid. (08Jan01) (RGA) Pagina 112 WUN-v08 17487.0 1002:Unid 1336 ALE/USB Calls PPG. Who responded. Very active on this frequency. (18Dec01) (RGA) 17487.0 100:Unid 1421 ALE/USB Calls PPG. (18Dec01) (RGA) 17916.0 Unid:Y/L (EE):1810 USB w/D-VLAF w/radio & selcal (BL-FM) checks. Probably Stockholm Radio. (28/DEC/01) (RP3) 17940.0 Big A 553:(O/M EE):1329 USB calling Houston Radio w/no response. (28/DEC/01) (RP3) 17940.0 Iberia:(Y/L SS-dispatch):1736 USB w/Iberia 6659 (SS) & Iberia 6513 (SS) in position report. Iberia LDOC. (14/DEC/01) (RP3) 17973.0 ADWNPR:Rockwell Managed GATM Net Andrews AFB 1635 ALE/USB Sounds. (USAF freq). (23Dec01) (RGA) 17973.0 CRONPR:Rockwell Collins Croughton G 1608 ALE/USB Sounds on freq ZULU 255. (02Jan02) (RGA) 17994.0 Trenton Military:1538 USB w/unheard Canforce aircraft w/wx for Prestwick & RAF Lyneham. (29/DEC/01) (RP3) 18003.0 140061:Rch-4061 C-5 84-0061 1141 ALE/USB Wkg PLA with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) next dest 1830Z A2 (12Dec01) (SA) 18020.0 Unid:.0 O/M (IT):2136 USB w/O/M (IT). (3/JAN/02) (RP3) 18042.7 RFTJD: FF LIBREVILLE 1350 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas. 1421z cct [JDJ] Cde de v RFTJ de RFTJ (15/Jan)(DW) 18064.0 SNN 299:MFA Warsaw 0950 cw-marker (09 Jan 02)(HPT) 18172.0 DOR:MFA Sofia, BUL 1453 USB/8FSK-240 Bd ARQ- system, tfc. to unloc. emb. using proprietary MFSK modem (29Dec01) (LDO) 18183.4 ---: ALGERIAN EMB OUAGADOUGOU 1102 COQ/8 Tfc in FF (16/Jan)(DW) 18219.0 PE1:Unid 2012 ALE/USB? To:CE1, BE1, CG1, CM31. (19 Dec 01) (MJZ) 18222.3 DOR:MFA Sofia, BUL 1048 ITA-5 based FSK ARQ-system 600Bd/500Hz shift, receiving tfc. from UNID embassy (28Dec01) (LDO) 18238.0 ZSJ: SAN CAPETOWN 1530 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sfc analysis (06/Jan)(DW) 18245.0 :Unid 1153 UNID PSK Modem/Prob 12-tone continuous on 18222 and 18245. (02Jan02) (RGA) 18245.0 ELEFANTE:MoD Roma, I 1138, USB/8-PSK 1200 Bd, tfc. to unlocated station, voice coordination Italian (31Dec01) (LDO) 18245.0 no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0930 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz, 5LGs to URO on link 60047, telegraph equipm. faulty -> 73.3Bd measurement (02Jan02) (LDO) 18251.1 LTQ3:Argentine Military 1112 PACKET/300/200(a) LTQ3 clg LTQ6 (unknown QTHs) SS USB chat. (8 Jan 02) (MJZ) 18261.0 GYA: RN NORTHWOOD 1430 FAX 120/576/N/800 Schedule; in skip, distorted. 1506z sfc analysis, fuzzy. (13/Jan)(DW) 18277.0 FP2:UNID British MIL, 1317 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (16Dec01) (LDO) 18281.0 OVK: Danish Ny 1255 cw, de ovk qsl, then turning in RTTY 75 bd encrypted (17 Jan 02)(HPT) 18281.5 prob. SUI Diplo: 1353 SITOR-A VKPV only, 1408 off (15 Jan 02)(HPT) 18295.0 FDG: F AF Bordeaux 0855 ITA-2 50/850 ry, wharfs (14 Jan 02)(HPT) 18304.5 CIS-System: 81-81/40.4/400 idling (17 Jan 02)(HPT) 18320.0 BRA:MFA Bratislava SVK 1301 ALE/USB Sounds. (02Jan02) (RGA) 18320.0 TUD:UNID Tunisian MOI/MIL, TUN 0957 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling "STAT22", triggering CW and PACTOR-II (24Dec01) (LDO) 18326.7 74:EGY INTEL 1500 SITOR-A msg to kdqikef (09 Jan 02)(HPT) 18334.7 prob. MFA Cairo:1525 SITOR-A KKVA only, 1530 turning to SITOR-B, short msg to Lagos, then SITOR-A again with Selcall and msgs (10 Jan 02)(HPT) 18400.4 HGX55: HUNGARIAN EMB ALGIERS 1055 ARTRAC 125/N/170 Tfc in Hungarian. IDs "HGX21 de HGX55" (07/Jan)(DW) 18415.0 8BY:M16 DGSE Ste Assise FRA 1600 CW 7x3LGs AR then offair. (10Jan02) (RGA) 18416.0 8BY:M16 DGSE Ste Assise FRA 1542 CW 3x3FGs. (12Jan02) (RGA) 18445.5 ---:French forces Lebanon 1443 30 Dec 01 ARQ E 184.6 idling (EB) 18504.5 ---:French forces Paris France 1430 30 Dec 01 ARQ E3 192 idling (EB) Pagina 113 WUN-v08 18507.2 701:Unid. Iranian Emb Khartoum ? 1440 PACTOR/200/200 Om,s in Arabic sounding chat, encrypted Pactor also cw (id) "701" (5 Jan 01) (MJZ) 18513.9 OZU25: MFA COPENHAGEN 1131 TWINPLEX 100bd -400/-200/200/400. F7b-1. Selcals TPRP/unid but no qso. 1213z Selcals TPIP/unid, hdr corrupt then tfc in offline encrypt. Further selcals TPEK/TPEM/TPOK and brief opchat in Danish. (07/Jan)(DW) 18550.0 no-call:French NOSTRADAMUS OTHR Dreux, F 1635 OTHR 25Hz pulsing (05Jan02) (LDO) 18550.0 prob. MFA Bucharest 0820 RUM-FEC 164.5/400 encrypted (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 18556.0 50:Danish Military Net 1222 ALE/USB Calls DK11. (18Dec01) (RGA) 18560.0 BMF:Taipei Met 0925 FAX 120/576 fishery wx in CC (18Dec01) (ML2) 18560.0 BMF: T´ai-pei Meteo 1550 Fax 120/576 surface analysis // 13900, other frequencies not audible (12 Jan 02)(HPT) 18561.0 ---:Taipei Meteo Taiwan 1325 30 Dec 01 FAX 120/576 tones only (EB) 18567.0 116:UNID CHN-Diplo, 0850 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/ Putonghua chat to 198 (01Jan02) (LDO) 18567.0 198:UNID CHN-Diplo, 0850 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/ Putonghua chat to 116 (01Jan02) (LDO) 18571.5 BCH/NH5: Tun Diplo 1035 SITOR-B BCH with 5fgs to NH5, then NH5 confirming (17 Jan 02)(HPT) 18605.0 OLZ84:Unid Czech Embassy 1640 ALE/USB (12Jan02) (RGA) 18635.0 NKT: ALGERIAN EMB NOUAKCHOTT 1028 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng MAE1/Algiers. Also at 1033 (15/Jan)(DW) 18759.0 SPA:Gdynia radio Poland 1320 30 Dec 01 CW callband (EB) 18759.3 MFA Helsinki FIN 1045 NOKIA-MODEM/150.5/725 Speed-adaptive FSK modem (150.5/301/602 bps) in simplex ARQ. Correspondent embassy handshake can be heard between bursts. Ident by (LDO) last month and queried by (HPT) earlier today. (08Jan01) (RGA) 18759.3 prob:FNL Diplo 1210 NOKIA-System (08 Jan 02)(HPT) 18762.6 v5g:1223 RUM-FEC 164.5/400 on-line crypto; //16332.5,14681.6, 19850 (Dec 8 2001)(PLOO) 18798.0 SVO:Olympia radio Greece 1250 29 Dec 01 callband (EB) 18821.0 SPA:Gdynia radio Poland 1319 30 Dec 01 CW callband (EB) 18940.0 BDF:Shanghai Met 0815 FAX 120/576 Yellow & East China Seas surface anal chart, poor quality (04Dec01) (ML2) 18943.0 ---: UNID 1200 PICC On standby. No app tfc thru 1700z ( 16/Jan)(DW) 18967.2 FF:0948 ARQ-E3 96/400 betas (Dec 29 2001)(PLOO) 18974.0 FP2:UNID British MIL, 1420 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A, sounding (16Dec01) (LDO) 18974.0 FP2:UNID British MIL, 1420 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (16Dec01) (LDO) 18986.7 RFHI:Noumea 15.46 ARQ-E3 100/400 CdeV to self being relayed on HJI, Papeete - Noumea, circuit (09Jan02). (PT) 19021.1 :Brazilian Navy ERMBRA 1153 FEC/100/170 Military exercise bulletin in PP (19 Dec 01) (MJZ) 19036.4 HAR:Harare, Zimbabwe 15.26 Coquelet 8 13.33baud Algerian embassy with tfc in FF to MFA Algiers (09Jan02). (PT) 19047.0 ---:French forces Paris France 1312 30 Dec 01 ARQ E3 192 idling (EB) 19068.0 A9M:Hamala radio Bahrain 1614 01 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 19085.0 FDI8: F AF Nice 1102 cw, vvv (17 Jan 02)(HPT) 19101.7 RFLI:Fort de France, Martinique 11.30 ARQ-E3 192/400 CdeV to self on BFL cct to Paris (28Dec01). (PT) 19101.8 RFLI:FF Fort de France MRT 1430 ARQ-E3/192/400 CdV RFLI de RFLI to Paris on cct BFL. (02Jan02) (RGA) 19102.9 FF:1723 ARQ-E3 192/400 betas (Dec 16 2001)(PLOO) 19013.5 OST: Ostende Radio 1445 SITOR-B QTC-list (15 Jan 02)(HPT) 19131.0 Atlas:(DEA contract facility):1609 USB w/ CG 24C (28/DEC/01) (RP3) 19131.0 Atlas:(DEA contract facility):1746 USB w/CG 24C (H-60 # 6024, CGAS Clearwater) who provides arrival information for destination. (20/DEC/01)(RP3) Pagina 114 WUN-v08 19131.0 Atlas:(DEA contract Facility):1953 USB w/Flint 453 (DEA pilot) in radio checks. (13/DEC/01) (RP3) 19131.0 ATLAS: (DEA/Collins, Cedar Rapids IA) 1625z USB wkg acft Flint 934, pp 915/xxx-xxxx re ETA 30 min. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) 19131.0 ATLAS: (DEA/Collins, Cedar Rapids IA) 1637z USB wkg acft FLINT 932, pp to Site 700C re bringing supplies tomorrow. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) 19131.0 ATLAS: (DEA/Collins, Cedar Rapids IA) 1652z USB wkg acft Flint 451; reports operations normal. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) 19131.0 ATLAS: (DEA/Collins, Cedar Rapids IA) 1652z USB wkg acft Skyhawk 100; reports operations normal; Skyhawk 100 attempts airair ctct w Flint 451. (10/Jan/02) (ALS) 19175.0 no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1002 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz, 5LGs to URO on link 60047, telegraph equipm. faulty -> 73.3Bd measurement (29Dec01) (LDO) 19190.0 :Unid OTHR 1603 OTHR/21 kHz bandwidth 19189-19210. (10Jan02) (RGA) 19203.0 ---:French forces Dakar Senegal 1600 18 Jan 02 ARQ E3 192 idling (EB) 19204.7 RFLI:Fort de France, Martinique 10.10 ARQ-E3 192/400 CdeV to self on LIJ cct to Dakar.Also relaying RFTJ's CdeV (28Dec01). (PT) 19204.7 RFVI:Le Port, Reunion 16.20 ARQ-E3 100/400 CdeV to self on VII, Le Port - Noumea, cct (20Dec01). (PT) 19205.2 FF:1718 ARQ-E3 192/350 betas (Dec 16 2001)(PLOO) 19237.0 UNID: 0900 ALIS 228.6 bd/170 Hz shift encrypt.(17 Jan 02)(HPT) 19241.9 Un-ID:Germany??? 15.04 Pactor Mailbox with tfc in EE, FF, GG. Mentioned is MAS (MITARBEITERSCHULE), which seems to be a missionary/teaching organisation. Messages come from Cameroun and Central African Republic (14Dec01). (PT) 19326.0 AA1:UNID Israeli AF station, ISR 1135 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, tfc. to C14 (26Dec01) (LDO) 19340.0 BMLV1:BMLV Vienna AUT 1144 ALE/USB Calls 11111/Unid. (02Jan02) (RGA) 19460.0 PAR:Rockwell-Collins Paris, F 1059 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A sounding (30Dec01) (LDO) 19460.0 PAR:Rockwell-Collins Paris, F 1059 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding (30Dec01) (LDO) 19460.0 TOU:Rockwell-Collins Toulouse, F 1131 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A sounding (26Dec01) (LDO) 19520.0 no-call:French NOSTRADAMUS OTHR Dreux, F 1624 OTHR 25Hz pulsing (05Jan02) (LDO) 19643.0 Z4D:Nouakchott, Mauretania 09.30 FEC-A 192/850 French embassy with 5-lg tfc to RFGW, Paris, on TKN cct (11Dec01). (PT) 19675.7 Unid:0953 ARQ-M2 200/400 betas (Dec 29 2001)(PLOO) 19675.7 UNID:1713 ARQ-M2 200/370 betas (Dec 16 2001)(PLOO) 19692.0 ZSC:CAPETOWN RADIO.0 1810.0 SITOR/CW.0 "cq de zsc" in CW 22/12/01 (PP) 19697.5 SPB71:SzczecinRadio POL 1607 FEC Nx in Polish. (10Jan02) (RGA) 19697.5 SPB:Szczecin Radio (POL) SITOR B.0 Freq and tfc list (S3) 1558z 13/Dec/01 (RP) 19699.0 SPB:Szczecin radio Poland 1211 18 Dec 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 19699.0 UFN:Novorossiysk radio Russia 1210 18 Dec 01 CW/ARQ Callband (EB) 19706.0 LSD836: Globe Wireless Argentina 0146 SITOR / SITOR /FAX/CW Marker: LSD836 (15/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 19709.5 SAB:Gothenburg radio Sweden 1208 18 Dec 01 CW/ARQ Callband (EB) 19724.0 VIE:GlobeRadio Darwin NT AUS 1133 ARQ/GDATA/CWID. Good signal. (02Jan02) (RGA) 19724.5 UIW:KaliningradRadio RUS 1535 RTTY/50/170 3SC tgms to Dvuno Endeavour. Then works UAZT. (12Jan02) (RGA) 19724.5 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 1620 ITA-2 50/R/170 navigational warnings // 4228, 8454, 12877.5, 16927.0, 22603,5 (12 Jan 02)(HPT) 19725.0 A9M:Hamala radio Bahrain 1036 01 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 19733.5 KHF:GuamRadio GUM 1134 ARQ/GDATA/CWID. (02Jan02) (RGA) 19754.0 LSD836: Globe Wireless Argentina 0130 SITOR / SITOR /FAX/CW Pagina 115 19820.0 19858.0 19862.0 19883.0 19972.0 19974.0 19994.0 20041.0 20056.7 20096.0 20106.7 20107.0 20126.7 20126.7 20126.7 20129.0 20147.3 20177.0 20180.2 20187.7 20195.0 20266.0 20340.0 20340.0 20370.0 20370.0 20452.0 20452.0 20452.0 20452.0 20490.0 20575.0 20596.0 20615.0 WUN-v08 Marker: LSD836 (15/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) #'s : Unidentified 1802z Dec-23-01 "310" off at 1810z [SN] no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0940 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz, 5LGs to RCX81 on link 30088, telegr. equipm . faulty -> 73.3Bd (26Dec01) (LDO) MGJ:RN Base Clyde Faslane Scotland 1131 RTTY/75/400 CARBs. (02Jan02) (RGA) SAB:Gothenburg radio Sweden 1148 18 Dec 01 CW/ARQ Callband (EB) SPB:Szczecin radio Poland 1142 18 Dec 01 CW/ARQ callband very weak (EB) UFN:Novorossiysk radio Russia 1143 18 Dec 01 CW/ARQ Callband (EB) SPB:Szczecin radio Poland 1138 18 Dec 01 CW/ARQ callband very weak (EB) :UNID 1329 ARQ/100/170 Tfc in EE, then switched to unid language in USB(29 Dec 01) (MJZ) EGY Diplo: 0950 SITOR-A/B clg. Emb Conakry, expecting answer on 23155, nothing heard there, jg kdfespsr kds wlgkwfs (14 Jan 02)(HPT) Ru Ny: 1140 cw: T RDL RDL 99190 31628 nakrywa? 5702 5697 k then turning into DIG, possibly BEE, EAM? (15 Jan 02)(HPT) MFA Cairo: 0958 SITOR-B msg to Abidjan (16 Jan 02)(HPT) GW1:Unid US SHARES 1330 ALE/USB Sounds. (02Jan02) (RGA) :MFA Cairo EGY 1120 ARQ Selcalls KKXE/Luanda/Lusaka. Msg from MFA to Embassy 'YSKYSMQKG' or looks like. (02Jan02) (RGA) No-Call:Cairo, Egypt 11.30 ARQ MFA calling N'djameina embassy (KKVO) then receiving tfc (20Dec01). (PT) MFA Cairo 1330 SITOR-A/B msgs to different African EMB, encrypt., 5fgs, plain text in EE (11 Jan 02)(HPT) no-call:MFA Belgrade, YUG 1140 USB/20-tone PSK system, IRS mode (26Dec01) (LDO) LTA2:Argentine Army 1208 FEC/100/170 Clg CQ w/ selcall info (19 Dec 01) (MJZ) ---:French Forces Reunion 1411 31 Dec 01 ARQ E3 100 idling (EB) FF: 1703 ARQ-E3 100/400 betas (Dec 16 2001)(PLOO) prob:FNL Diplo 1218 NOKIA-System (08 Jan 02)(HPT) no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0940 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz, 5LGs to unlocated embassy on link 10020, telegraph equipment faulty -> 73.3Bd measurement (26Dec01) (LDO) 616:Israeli AirForce Net 1252 ALE/USB Sounds. (02Jan02) (RGA) ADZ: ALGERIAN CONSULATE AGADEZ 1031 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng MAE/Algiers (15/Jan)(DW) MAE:MFA Algiers ALG 1330 ALE/USB Calls ADZ who responds on 19445 USB. (18Dec01) (RGA) no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0925 MFSK-32/CROWD36 tfc. to UNID embassy after 11177 no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0925 MFSK-32/CROWD36 tfc. to UNID embassy after 11177 90039, online crypto and modified ARQ protocol, many repetitions (29Dec01) (LDO) ADZ: ALGERIAN CONSULATE AGADEZ 1023 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng MAE/Algiers (15/Jan)(DW) MAE: MFA ALGIERS 1003 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng ADZ/Agadez. Also at 1010z [data]LJ (15/Jan)(DW) NKT: ALGERIAN EMB NOUAKCHOTT 1022 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng RBT/Rabat [data]KL. Also 1025 [data] LK (15/Jan)(DW) RBT: ALGERIAN EMB RABAT 1022 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.. Responds to NKT (15/Jan)(DW) no-call:French NOSTRADAMUS OTHR Dreux, F 1608 OTHR 25Hz pulsing (05Jan02) (LDO) HFB:British MIL Hereford, G 1348 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (23Dec01) (LDO) A25:Latvian KFOR Net NCS 1202 ALE/USB Calls PAMATS. (18Dec01) (RGA) no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0920 BAUDOT 75Bd/500Hz, 5LGs to UDZ 27 on link 10163, telegraph equipment faulty -> 73.3Bd measurement (26Dec01) (LDO) Pagina 116 WUN-v08 20631.0 ADWNPR:Rockwell-Collins Managed GATM Net 1705 ALE/USB Sounds. (01Jan02) (RGA 20631.0 ADWNPR:Rockwell-Collins Managed GATM Net 1705 ALE/USB Sounds.(01Jan02) (RGA) 20634.2 FF:1653 ARQ-E3 100/400 betas (Dec 16 2001)(PLOO) 20635.0 ---:French Forces Reunion 1400 31 Dec 01 ARQ E3 100 idling (EB) 20654.0 TAH:Istanbul R., TUR 1431 CW + SITOR phasing signal, odd frequency! (30Dec01) (LDO) 20717.2 FF:1657 ARQ-E3? 192/400 acf 56 (Dec 16 2001)(PLOO) 20754.4 :Unid 1116 UNID/--/160 Burst modem. Too brief to measure. Prob Nokia modem? (02Jan02) (RGA) 20847.7 ---: FF UNID 1513 ARQ/E3 200/E/400 8rc. Poor sync. Betas. No app tfc thru 1800 (18/Dec)(DW) 20848.2 FF:1700 ARQ-E3 200/334 acf 56 reqs (Dec 16 2001)(PLOO) 20856.7 RFQP:F Ny Djibouti 1547 ARQ-E3 200/400 controle de voie, DJKcct, 1555 off (09 Jan 02)(HPT) 20939.0 no-call:Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0656 MFSK-32/CROWD36 tfc. to UNID embassy on li 30033 using online crypto and modified ARQ protocol, many repetitions (04Jan02) (LDO) 20945.0 8BY:cw 1046 UTC, and they are sending:vvv vvv vvv 8by 8by 8by 274 / 762 / 371 vvv vvv vvv 8by 8by 8by 274 / 762 / 371 20Dec/01 (T) 20995.0 KAH:Slovak Embassy Cairo EGY 1707 ALE/USB Sounds. (12Jan02) (RGA) 21862.7 prob. MFA Cairo: 1005 SITOR-A clg. Emb New Delhi, OOVC only, at 10.10 SITOR-B msg to call back on 19046.7 (17 Jan 02)(HPT) 21866.0 FM6:FEMA Denton TX 1642 ALE/USB Calls FCSFEM/Mt Weather VA. (18Dec01) (RGA) 21930.0 EZI 2:MOSSAD 1529z Nov-4-01 USB "Echo Zulu India 2" in phonetics [SN] 21964.0 New York Aero: 1608 USB / wkg unhrd UPS flt w/ posn. report (13/Jan/2002) ((MB3)) 21967.0 :"WAB 23" 1654z Oct 26-01 USB working Prague, Czech Republic [SN] 21967.0 :Prague, Czech Republic 1654z Oct 26-01 USB working "WAB 23"[SN] 22200.0 UDK2:Murmansk radio Russia 1746 06 Jan 01 CW/ARQ (EB) 22354.5 J8B2154:St Vincent Ship King Fisher 1528 RTTY/50/170 Wkg UIW on QSX 22603.5 with 3SC telegrams. (12Jan02) (RGA) 22380.5 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 1220 cw, uiwkld + SITOR (14 Jan 02) (HPT) 22382.0 UIW:Kaliningrad radio Russia 1339 31 Dec 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 22387.5 SVO: Athen Radio 1325 SITOR-B Greek nx // 8424, 12603.5,16830.5 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) 22407.5 UAT: Moscow Radio 1203 SITOR-A msgs in Kyrillic, EE, no tfclist! (14 Jan 02)(HPT) 22409.0 UAT:Moscow radio Russia 1338 31 Dec 01 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 22460.0 FUJ:FN Noumea NCL 2245 RTTY/75/850 Testing RYs. (02Jan02) (BC3) 22534.5 sab:Stockholm Radio 1310 marker 31-Dez-01 (wp3) 22537.0 fuf:FF Fort de France 1312 rtty 75/850 de fuf fuf fuf testing ryryr sgsgs 31-Dez-01 (wp3) 22560.0 url:Sevastopol Radio 1300 rtty 50/170 tfc to unid ship 31-Dez-01 (wp3) 22560.0 url:Sevastopol Radio 1302 cw/f1 cq cq cq de ulr qsw 12735/17147/22560 tfc list 31-Dez-01 (wp3) 22590.0 VCS:GlobeRadio Halifax NS CAN 1524 ARQ+CWID. (12Jan02) (RGA) 22600.0 LSD836: Globe Wireless Argentina 0110 SITOR / SITOR /FAX/CW Marker: LSD836 (15/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 22603.5 UIW:.0 Kaliningrad R.0 1500 Baudot 175/50.0 messages of New Year (Nowym Godom) to DVUNO WARRIOR;SOKRAT;GALATIS 01/Jan/02 (PP) 22603.5 uiw:Kaliningrad Radio 1253 rtty 50/170 ok tks gb 73 de uiw sk .... then tfc to lyfo v3af3 31-Dez-01 (wp3) 22603.5 UIW:KaliningradRadio RUS 1517 RTTY/50/170 Tgms to crew member of Russkoe Pole from Mama, Gala and Sergei. (Someone has a Pagina 117 22603.5 22610.5 22610.6 22723.0 22768.0 22853.4 23115.0 23190.0 23365.4 23372.5 23376.0 23402.5 23410.0 23522.9 23527.0 23532.0 23546.0 23790.0 24330.5 24330.6 24370.5 24460.0 24460.5 24526.0 24526.0 24526.0 25022.0 25023.0 25238.0 25350.0 25959.0 26132.5 26135.3 26135.3 26135.4 26143.0 WUN-v08 birth-day) Then works UALY and J8B2154. (12Jan02) (RGA) UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 1620 ITA-2 50/R/170 navigational warnings // 4228, 8454, 12877.5, 16927.0, 19724,5 (12 Jan 02)(HPT) cla50:Habana Radio 1234 cw cq cq cq de cla cla cla 31-Dez-01 (wp3) CLA:HavanaRadio CUB 1512 CW Marker // 26124. (12Jan02) (RGA) :Athens, Greece 1827z Oct 26-01 USB with traffic Oct 28 [SN] 3AC: Monaco Radio 0930 USB F/E wx // 4363, 8728, 8806,13146, 13152, 17260, 17323 (11 Jan 02)(HPT) CPK:Santa Cruz, Bolivia 1800z Dec-29-01 CW "CPK" [SN] :MFA Sofia Bulgaria 1350 IRA-ARQ/300/500 Encrypted tfc ending w/ Tks TKS (19 Dec 01) (MJZ) rfgw:MFA Paris 1028 fec-a/192/370 idle + tfc to unid ends with tks..31-Dez-01 (wp3) HGX62:HNG Emb Tripoli 1200 DUP-ARQ 125bd/170 shift consularic affairs, HGX21 de HGX62 (10 Jan 02)(HPT) :Unid 1520 RS-ARQ/240.8 Encrypted tfc. (20 Dec 01) (MJZ) RCV: HQ Baltic Fleet Sebastopol UKR 1549 CW RIG90 de RCV 316 84 17 1515 316 = NAWIP 032 etc. f2 of 11688. (17Jan02) (RGA) ME1:FBI Memphis TN 1826 ALE/USB Calls QT2/Quantico VA. (18Dec01) (RGA) : Unid 1546 MIL 188-110/USB Idling. (17Jan02) (RGA) JMH:Tokyo Met 0103 FAX 120/576 test chart w/pix of Crown Princess Masako (26Dec01) (ML2) : Unid 1627 RACAL-HSM/USB Also ALE bursts (at the same time as the modem!) (17Jan02) (RGA) 50:Danish Military 1248 ALE/USB Calls DK1. (15Jan02) (RGA) S00:MFA Stockholm SWE 1459 ALE/USB Calls S31/Algiers here and on 20809. (02Jan02) (RGA) no-call:French NOSTRADAMUS OTHR Dreux, F 0951 OTHR 25Hz pulsing (06Jan02) (LDO) UNID:1650 PICCOLO USB idle (Dec 16 2001)(PLOO) UNID:1226 PICCOLO idle USB (Dec 8 2001)(PLOO) p6z: 1425 FEC-A 192/400 5fgps 200/pg n=957 ppn2g de rfgw [sna] c=ch, etc (Sept 23 2001)(PLOO) ---: UNID 1528 2 chan piccolo vft on usb (17/Jan)(DW) ---: UNID 1530 PICC 24460.510. Ch1 in vft (Eng) on standby. Offair 1537z (17/Jan)(DW) FC6FEM:FEMA Denton TX 1659 ALE/USB Calls FCSFEM/Mt Weather VA who responds on 21866. (18Dec01) (RGA) FC8FEM:FEMA Region 8 Denver CO 1658 ALE/USB 1656 Calls FCSFEM Mt Weather VA who responds. (18Dec01) (RGA)08414.5 636011029:Liberian Vessel on GMDSS Freq. 2325 ARQ FORMAT SPECIFIER:DISTRESS CALL. SELF IDENTIFICATION: 636011029 Liberia. DISTRESS NATURE: UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS. DISTRESS COORDINATES:NW LATITUDE 20 deg 23 min NORTH. LONGITUDE 51 deg 33 min WEST. TIME UTC 23:24 TELECOMMAND:J3E. telephone. EOS CHECK SUM OK. DECODED AT DATE 11-12-2001 TIME 23:26:24. (11-12-01) (AD) FC8FEM:FEMA Region 8 Denver CO 1703 ALE/USB Calls FCSFEM/FEMA Mt Weather VA who responds/ (18Dec01) (RGA) : NATO System 1619 UNID/75/850 Cipher. (17Jan02) (RGA) SPB:Szczecin radio Poland 1443 09 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband very weak (EB) HBD46: Swiss Embassy Havana CUB 1617 ARQ Ends sked with Berne after long period of betas. (17Jan02) (RGA) 5AB: TRIPOLI RADIO 1521 CW Marker "cq de 5AB" (spur + 3rd harmonic of 8515kHz) (12/Jan)(DW) ESA:Tallin Radio Estonia 1242 09 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) ZSC: GW NODE CAPETOWN 1457 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "ZSC" (12/Jan)(DW) 8PO: BridgetownRadio BRB 1612 ARQ+CWID. (17Jan02) (RGA) 8PO:BridgetownRadio BRB 1448 ARQ+CWID (12Jan02) (RGA) 8PO: GW NODE BARBADOS 1500 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "8PO" (12/Jan)(DW) WCC: DelawareRadio DW USA 1610 ARQ+CWID. Good signal. (17Jan02) (RGA) Pagina 118 WUN-v08 26161.4 CPK: GlobeRadio S.Cruz BOL 1608 ARQ+CWID. Goood signal. (17Jan02) (RGA) 26161.4 CPK:GlobeRadio S.Cruz BOL 1450 ARQ+CWID (12Jan02) (RGA) 26161.4 CPK: Santa Cruz Radio 1515 cw, cpk + SITOR-signals (13 Jan 02)(HPT) 26170.4 CPK:Santa Cruz, Bolivia 1637z Dec-7-01 CW "CPK" and ARQ/100 idle [SN] 26243.0 ---:French forces Reunion 1301 09 Jan 01 ARQ E3 100 idling very weak - ident by logs (EB) 26251.0 SPB:Szczecin radio Poland 1258 09 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 26343.0 ---:French forces Le Port Reunion 1207 19 Jan 02 ARQ E3 096 idling (EB) 26428.0 IAR:Rome radio Italy 1253 09 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 26428.0 SPB:Szczecin radio Poland 1251 09 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 26821.5 VCT:Tors Cove radio Newfoundland Canada 1759 06 Jan 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 28208.5 WN2A/B: Propagation Beacon 1603 CW Budd Lake, NJ USA. (17Jan02) (RGA) 29615.0 :Unid HF radar 1000 FM/CW 25 sweeps/sec 25-30 kHz wide. At 1400 on 26490, at 1442 moved to 25135. Often 30-33 MHz. Conditions suggest E/SE Europe (05Jan02) (KB) CONTRIBUTORS:(ALS) (BC3) (BD) (BVR) (CR) (DW) (EB) (HPT) (IB) (JH) (KB) (LDO) (MADX) (MB3) (Midwest USA) (MJZ) (ML2) (PLOO) (PP) (PP1) (PT) (RGA) (RH2) (Rich WA6KNW) (RP3) (RR) (SA) (SD2) (Sinager) (SN) (TJ) (WP3) (WST) - The Netherlands Southwest UK Central Southern UK Germany Russia Texas USA Germany Germany Maryland USA Austria Midwest USA Australia Europe USA France Northwest UK European Union South Africa USA Maryland USA N Carolina USA Australia UK USA Norway Germany -------------------------------------- ======================================================================== \\\\\ WORLDWIDE UTE NEWS Club //// \\\ An Electronic Club Dealing Exclusively in Utility Stations /// \\\\ WUNNEWS Vol 8, Issue 2, February 2002 ///// Pagina 119 WUN-v08 ======================================================================== Edited by Bill Lawrie Electronic Editor. ([email protected]) COPYRIGHT 2002 WUN This newsletter is from the first dedicated electronic utility club in the world; the Worldwide UTE News (WUN). Portions of this newsletter may be posted on electronic bulletin boards without prior approval so long as the WUN is credited as the source and so long as the file(s) remain intact. This newsletter may NOT be utilized, partly or wholly, in any other media format without the written permission of the Electronic Editor (E-mail address above). Any breach of this may result in action under international copyright legislation. To become a WUN member, visit the URL: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/wun and fill in your details in the "Subscribing to WUN" section form. If you have problems with any of this, or need further information, contact Jason Berri at: [email protected] If you are reading this newsletter from another source, such as a BBS, please let us know! Check out the WUN web site at: http://www.wunclub.com ======================================================================== >From your Electronic 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. WHAT'S INSIDE: o Membership News by Ary Boender o Digital Review by Day Watson o Military/Government 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 ====================================================================== MEMBERSHIP NEWS by Ary Boender <[email protected]> Almost 400 members have now supplied a list of their equipment and dx interests. As promised I have compiled a list of receivers, decoders, and antennae as used by these WUNners. As antennae were not included in the "questionnaire" in the past, I have only info from 100 dxers about the subject. If you didn't send your list to Mike or me in the past and want to be included in the WUN members database, please send me your details as follows. An alias instead of your name is no problem, of course. Name: e-mail address: Location: Receiver: Decoder: Antenna: DX interests: This info will be used by WUN staff for club purposes only. Equipment details will be made available in the newsletter and on the website, but names, e-mail addresses and locations are withheld. Pagina 120 WUN-v08 Thanks to everyone who sent info for the survey. You have a real nice collection of equipment in your shacks, that's for sure. I came across brands and types that I never saw before, amongst them a number of vintage machines. Looking at the receivers, we see that AOR, Icom, JRC, Kenwood, Radio Shack, Sony, and Yaesu are the most popular with a wide range of types. The Icom IRC-71, Kenwood R5000, and JRC NRD535 are on top of the list, closely followed by Sony ICF2010 and the Drake R8. The top of the decoders is formed by affordable gadgets such as JVFax and its sister JVcomm32, Hamcomm, Radioraft, and PC-ALE. From the more expensive decoders, HOKA's Code3 is the most used one, followed by AEA PK-232, Universal's M7000 and M8000, Kantronics KAM, and Code30. In antenna-land the longwire is by far the most popular antenna, followed by various types of dipoles, verticals, and discones. Most of them homebrew. Widely used are also the Wellbrook ALA1530 loop, the G5RV dipole, and RF-Systems' T2FD seems to be popular as well. Note that the antenna info is new in the database, so the available data is very limited. The complete equipment survey results will appear in a WUN Special shortly. ----------------------------------0101100010110001011000001110011000101100110110001100110011010000100011 0011100010010101001100110101100101000011011000011101100000011101100100 01001101# DIGITAL #00011110010100001101010010100011010111000000111001 1000100101111010100100011010010010100110100011010001101000011010011100 0111000111001110000110000111100000100101011001001010111010100011100011 001000101010110100000111000111# REVIEW #00000101110011100001101000101 0101001011000011101100010110001100110100010110000111011000101100001110 0000110100101010110101011010000100101001101001010101010100010101010001 01001011111100001000101010011000110011000011101100010# COLUMN #110001 1100011010100101010010101001010100100001110110000101100101001101011000 - Editor: Day Watson E-mail: [email protected] - Nickname on IRC channel #monitor DayW Hi digi WUNners From simplest to complex - it's all here. Enjoy The menu Aero MET Military Special UNID ARINC updates PC-HFDL FAX on the Gulf of St.Lawrence La Regine/FUG in working mode New French RI RFFFCC Spring 2002 JMC VFT RTTY Broadcast Station WC2XPF STANAG 4285 waveform STANAG 4285 in the spectrum ALE on 4505/usb ALE on 7375/9286/usb >>....Aero.....> ::: ARINC updates Pagina 121 WUN-v08 Further the item last month squitters bearing a new ID of 015 have been found on 11312, 17967 and 21982 kHz. It is currently being assumed that this is ARINC's new HFDL ground station at Bahrain. 13321 kHz has been identified as a second frequency (to 10087 kHz) for Krasnoyarsk (ID 014). Another frequency - 6712 kHz - was logged at Reykjavick this month. Those logged for this station are now 6712, 8977, 11184 and 15025 kHz All frequencies given are of course /USB. ::: PC-HFDL Following on from the popular PC-ALE application it's Author, Charles H. Brain has decided to tackle the decoding of the HFDL (HF Data Link) whose bursts are to be found on the aero bands. HFDL is the HF equivalent of ACARS found on the aero VHF bands but transmission modes and messaging protocols are different. At the time of writing Charles has reached the beta stage but goes on to say "After many requests I finally gave in and decided to develop an HFDL decoder for the P.C. The software requires considerable CPU power and is unlikely to run on anything much slower than a 500Mhz PIII. I intend releasing two versions, a free version with limited decoding and a commercial version. The free version will allow people to see whether the S/W is compatible with their machine and whether they find HFDL interesting. Feedback on this will also help me to decide what features the commercial version will have. Initial tests of the software look promising, the perfomance of the channel equaliser appears better than I was expecting. Ideally it should be used with a receiver that has a flat 2k8 BW but it will work (but with lower performance) on lesser receivers. The decoder is capable of compensating for up to a +/-70Hz frequency error as per the spec. However tests show that its capture range is even greater than this. I would appreciate everyone's patience as software timescales do slip." Note the limitations but remember that with complex modes comes complex programming for real-time number crunching and as such the Author is entitled to due recompense for his labours. I'm sure we all look forward to release date Charles - all the best. >>....Met.....> ::: FAX on the Gulf of St.Lawrence Hans-Peter Tillman logged a "new" FAX on 6915 kHz. Since then there has been much in the way of observing at 2200z, and at 2340z, and detective work. This frequency is one listed against the Canadian CoastGuard, and what labelling can be read shows ice charts with dual English/French heading. Special-Frequenzliste 2000/01, and a visit to Marius Rensen's site at http://www.hffax.de/, indicated CCG Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. However Charlottetown is not part of the part of the currently listed Marine Communications & Traffic Service (MCTS) Centres either for Pagina 122 WUN-v08 ship-shore communications or the dissemination of MSI bulletins post the major re-organisation of these facilities over the past few years. As luck would have it MADX pitched in a useful document to be obtained from http://www.ccg-gcc.gc.ca/mcts-sctm/ramn_arnm/Atlantic/Atlpart2_e.PDF and the info was there on pages 48-49. It shows the FAX broadcast coming from Sydney/VCO on Cape Breton Island and it is summarised as follows: 1121 1142 4416 kHz 4416 kHz 1741 2200 2331 4416 kHz 6915 kHz 6915 kHz Ice analysis Ice Analysis waters Ice analysis Ice analysis Ice analysis waters - Gulf of St Lawrence East or SouthEast Newfoundland - Iceberg limit - Gulf of St. Lawrence East or SouthEast Newfoundland Thanks to all concerned for their piece of the jigsaw. AnyWUN able to get a nice clean copy is requested to send the image file(s) to MADX unfortunately our copies this side of the "pond" have not been very clear. >>....Military.....> ::: La Regine/FUG in working mode For those of you who doubt, or have never seen, the French Navy do other than sit twiddling their thumbs and sending out endless "testing" markers here's the proof of the pudding. Todd Heckaman saw La Regine in France drop into action on 8/Feb around 0210z on 8453 kHz using RTTY at 75Bd/850Hz. But let him tell the story: Quote----Lots of: FAA FAA FAA DE DE DE FUG FUG FUG TESTINGTESTINGTESTINGTESTING QWERTYQWERTYQWERTYQWERTY K K K K K K K K K K KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKILO [abbrev. for FAAA - All French w/ships] [what a strange marker tape :-) ] Continues this then around 0215 UTC stops in the middle of a QWERTY, long pause with continuous mark tone then: FE FE FE FE [Answering a French w/ship which has called FUG on the separate frequency to which FUG is listening. The w/ship will have called in encrypted mode and will have used the random or indefinate callsign [FE] - "F" for French, "E" a Pagina 123 WUN-v08 letter picked at random for this contact. Any traffic will be ship to shore only. FUG will find out who the ship is and to whom it is addressed once it has received and decrypted the traffic. DE DE DE DE DE FUG FUG FUG FUG QRV QRV QRV KKKILO [I'm ready - go ahead/send your traffic] [Over] 0219 UTC continues after another long pause + continuous tone with: [FUG on idle MARK whilst receiving traffic] FE FE FE FE FE FE DE DE DE FUG FUG FUG AS [w/ship instructed to WAIT] AS AS AS KKKILO pause, then 0222 UTC: FE FE FE FE FE DE DE DE DE DE FUG FUG FUG QSL V 0798654Z QSL R 0798654Z QSL G 0798654Z KKKKILO FE DE FEV 029 FEB 029 FEB 02 [Giving receipt for a message but the significance of the V R and G and the (assume) DTG is baffling - corruption?] Then at 0227: FE FE FE FE DE DE DE DE FUG FUG FUG ZBZ 2/5 ZBZ 2/5 between ZBZ 2/5 QSY 12/16 frequency QSY 12/16 QSY 12/16 QSY 12/16 QSY 12/16 KKKKILO [FUG having problems copying traffic and reports printing accuracy varying very corrupt (2) and perfect (5) The ship is instructed to shift either the 12 or 16 MHZ ship channel.] Pause, then at 0230 UTC back to TESTING QWERTY etc. with the lines of K's preceding KKKILO At 0313: FR FR FR FR DE DE DE DE FUG FUG FUG QRV QRV QRV KKKILO FR FR FR FR FR DE DE FUG FUG QRV [Now answering a French w/ship who has called using the random callsign "FR"] [go ahead] Long pause with continuous tone then at 0325 UTC: FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR DE DE DE DE FUG FUG FUG FUG FUG FUG FUG FUG Pagina 124 QRV QRV QRV QRV QRV KKKKILO WUN-v08 [go ahead] Then right after: FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR DE DE DE DE FUG FUG FUG FUG FUG ZBZ 2/5 ZBZ 2/5 QSY 12/16 QSY 12/16 KKKKILO [Again problems - is FR and FE the same ship, or are different ships hitting interference on FUG's 8 MHz receive frequency - we'll never know] Then right after: FH FH FH FH FH FH DE DE DE DE FUG FUG FUG FUG FUG FUG FUG FUG QRV QRV QRV QRV QRV [Go ahead to FH. Again new or FE now changed his callsign again?] KKKKILO At that point I decided to go to 12116 thinking the / in QSY 12/16 previously was a 1, and found encrypted BAUDOT at 850 shift at 12117. [lateral thinking :-) but the / was correct as a / and 12117 not a part of the spectrum where one might expect to find a w/ship transmitting - one would need to check whether this station was indeed alternating with FUG] Went back to 8453 and found: FH FH FH FH FH DE DE DE DE DE FUG FUG FUG FUG FUG QSL P 080311Z FEB 02 QSL P 080301Z FEB 02 QSL P 080381Z FEB 02 KKKILO [this looks as one would expect receipts for three Priority (P) messages originated on 8/Feb at the given times] Then much later at around 0345 UTC after a bunch of TESTING QWERTY's: FH FH FH FH DE DE DE DE FUG FUG FUG IMI IMI IMI FH FH DE DE FUG FUG FUG IMI BO BO BO BO BO BO BO KKKILO [IMI is an opcode in CW. The three letters sent as one is the "?" but the military uses IMI here instead of the question mark] [believe instruction to rephrase/rerun] Then right after: FH FH FH FH DE DE DE DE FUG FUG FUG QSM QSM QSM FH DE FUG FUG QSM [an instruction to repeat the last message] KKKKILO At this time went back to 12117 but nothing. Back to 8453 nothing but TESTING. [possibly a loss of contact] Pagina 125 WUN-v08 unquote------------Thanks Todd - something interesting from the simplest of modes. To all new digiWUNNners - patience is the key. Finally if a dive is taken into the WUN newsletter archives it will be found that a similar example was discussed under "Naval markers/working" in the Dec99 DR Column. ::: New French RI RFFFCC Bob Hall reports a new Routing Indicator namely RFFFCC/Repfrance Pamir Kaboul reflecting the ongoing French involvement in today's World affairs. Nice one Bob. ::: Spring 2002 JMC VFT Thanks to John Doe for the reminder that the Spring JMC (Joint Maritime Course) Exercise is under way in European waters, and with it the appearance on various bands of the supporting broadcast VFT. This VFT has been found this time round on 3163.3 4444.3 5111.3 and 6486.3 kHz /USB. The structure is the CCITT R-39 16x85Hz channel arrangement. In use are three channels, all with different encryption systems Chan. 1 5 8 Offset + 425 +1105 +1615 Bd/Shft 75/85 75/85 75/85 Remarks Continuous. ACB=0 Continuous. ACB=7 Blocked. ACB=64 Other frequencies worth watching are 2362.3 8667.3 and 10807.8 kHz /USB which have been used in the past. It is assumed that the frequencies in use will be determined by the location of the exercises and which NATO country is hosting the broadcast transmitters. >>....Special.....> ::: RTTY Broadcast Station WC2XPF WC2XPF is an experimental RTTY Broadcast Station located in Auburn, Washington run by George B. Hutchison <[email protected]> George indicates "the purpose of this activity is to see if there is any interest on the part of the general public in receiving plain old news and information via the ancient mode of RTTY, using 60 wpm ITA#2 coding and transmitting vis 170-cycle and 850-cycle frequency shift keying". The frequencies are 6994/13972 kHz and scheduled as follows: --------------------------------------------Sat/Sun 2100-0100 13972 kHz 45.5bd /170Hz 0200-0430 6994 kHz --------------------------------------------Mon No scheduled bcast --------------------------------------------Tues 0100-0430 6994 kHz 45.5bd /170Hz --------------------------------------------Wed 0200-0430 6994 kHz 45.5bd /850Hz --------------------------------------------Thurs No scheduled bcast --------------------------------------------Fri 0100-0300 6994 kHz 45.5bd /850Hz 0300-0430 6994 kHz 74.2bd /850Hz --------------------------------------------Pagina 126 WUN-v08 Note: Day of the week local to US Pacific. Times UTC. The current schedule/further details can be found on at www.rtty.com This station has previously been outlined in this Column as "WA9XHN broadcasts" in the Jan/01 WUN Newsletter. In an recent email from him George he says "Our experimental license is about to expire. [Midnight 1 April 2002] We are undertaking getting the experimental license renewed so that we can remain on the air while some dialogue is established with the FCC to see if RTTY Broadcasting can take its place with the high-power Christian and political-left stations. On our website is a brief survey form which gathers a bit of information about the reader, and asks thoughts and opinions about the project. Please check us out, and if you see any merit in this miniscule undertaking, perhaps you could mention it to the WUN group so those interested can go fill out the survey form and add some boost towards convincing the FCC that this is a worthwhile activity to keep going. As far as I know, WC2XPF is the ONLY RTTY broadcasting effort in the United States. I'd like to keep it going for a few more years. George B. Hutchisn, W7KSJ - Licensee, WC2XPF" Those of you who wish to continue having RTTY, as a transmission source or for whatever reason, will find George's survey form at www.rtty.com and very simple to fill in. In respect of the change of callsign noted above George reports that "When the FCC FINALLY granted the license last year, they issued the callsign WC2XPF along with it. I have no idea why the old callsign was not kept." ATB with your endeavours George. ::: STANAG 4285 waveform A few years ago the HF spectrum was filled with undecodable F1b (FSK) NATO 75bd/850Hz online encrypted transmissions. Today these have diminished to be replaced with 3 kHz wide areas of energy sounding like rushing air. These are higher speed phase shift keyed systems called STANAG 4285. STANAG is a NATO term for STANdard AGreement so STANAG 4285 is a particular specification which has been mutually developed, agreed and ratified by all members of the NATO Alliance. The purpose is to ensure interoperability between the services of Alliance members. In this case it refers to the characteristics of 1200/2400/3600bps single tone modulators/demodulators for HF radio links. The data to be transmitted will be presented to the modulator, if necessary (normal) already encrypted at rates of 1200, 2400 or 3600bps. The modulator will phase shift key a sub-carrier (the single or serial tone) of 1800Hz which will then be applied to an RT transmitter where the system centre or assigned frequency will be 1.8 kHz up (normally /USB) from the suppressed carrier. This is best seen as J2d - single sideband, suppressed carrier, single channel containing digital info using a modulated sub-carrier, using "d" as the third symbol since one does not know the content of the transmission which could be anything from text thru data, FAX, and telemetry. Pagina 127 WUN-v08 The PSK modulation uses a speed of 2400 symbols/second. A symbol is a transmission element. (For the record the symbol period is 416.7 uS.) Eg in the two tone frequency shift keyed method one has been seeing for years there are two symbols, transmission elements or states namely (using CCIR norms): MARK/lowtone/lowfrequency/Logic1/etc SPACE/hightone/highfrequency/Logic0/etc In common systems like STANAG 4285 and Mil.Std 188-110A the subcarrier runs at 1800Hz but when the transmission element changes the phase of the tone changes. The system (8-ary) employs 8 different phase angles such that (in simple terms) the symbol number is represented by a given angle which is a multiple of 360degrees/8. Sym/nr Angle 0 000 1 045 2 090 3 135 4 180 5 225 6 270 7 315 A system of transcoding is used to map the incoming data bits (singly or in groups) to a specific symbol whereby at Data rate Bits in group Symbols PSK (bps) (range) used --------------------------------------------------------------1200 1 (0-1) 0 4 2 2400 2 (00-11) 0 2 6 4 4 3600 3 (000-111) 1 0 2 3 6 7 5 4 8 The modulated tone system occupies a total bandwidth of 3 kHz and the Tx/Rx equipment must be capable of providing a passband of 300-3300Hz (ie 1800 +/-1500Hz). How are these symbols assembled? A recurrent frame structure is used where the frame is 106.6 mS in length. Note that the frame consists of 256 symbols but that the number of bits contained within that frame is as follows Bit/rate Nr/bits/frame --------------------------------1200 128 2400 256 3600 384 The frame can be subdivided into three main areas Symbols Purpose ------------------------------80 Synchronisation 48 Reference 128 Data --256 Frame total The actual make-up of the frame is as follows: Symbols Purpose Other ----------------------------------------------------80 Synchronisation 32 Data (block 1) <--16 Reference | Pagina 128 32 16 32 16 32 --256 WUN-v08 Data (block 2) Reference Data (block 3) Reference Data (block 4) | data block |--scrambling | | <--- Frame total Some notes on this structure: a. Synchronisation. The modem receiving this transmission makes use of this section to detect the presence of a signal. It can also be used to make any correction for frequency drift which may come from transmitter offset, receiver offset, Doppler effect or a combination thereof. The combined error the modem must capable of tolerating is +/-75Hz with a frequency change rate of up to 3.5Hz Finally it can be used for equaliser "training" where the receiving modem has adjustable filtering to compensate for channel disturbances eg selective fading. This section is transmitted with 2PSK modulation. It consists of a pseudorandom sequence, 31 symbols in length, sent twice, plus the first 18 symbols of a third period. These 80 symbols are produced by a synchronisation sequence generator. Unlike the Mil.Std 188-110 waveform there is no embedded information as to the bit rate of the terminal data, or the interleave factor being used. These factors would have to be known and set at each end of the circuit prior to using that circuit. b. Reference. These sections are fixed where all symbols are Symbol 0. c. Data. d. Data block scrambling. The scrambling sequence is composed of 176 symbols, the same length as the total of data/reference section of the frame. It is transmitted in 8-ary modulation (where there are eight phase states) at 2400 symbols/sec. Data scrambling by this 8-ary sequence makes it possible to create an 8-ary frame irrespective of what the data rate (1200/2400/3600 bps) may be ie 2PSK, 4PSK or 8PSK (as shown above) before scrambling. This procedure, Modulo 8 addition of the data symbol number to the scrambling symbol number, is in effect a complex multiplication of the data symbol by the scrambling symbol. Note: this scrambling should not be confused with encryption. This is split into 4 blocks. An outline of the pre-modulator section ie that section dealing with convolutional encoding and interleaving has not been discussed above. This is somewhat complex and varies from one psk system to another. It may even be dependant on the input data rate (the terminal data rate)(typically ranging 75-2400 bps) from preceding equipment. It is hoped in a later column to cover these aspects in more general terms. Finally very many thanks to Charles Brain for the input to research this item. ::: STANAG 4285 in the spectrum If you're still not sure what the serial tone version of this mode sounds like try some of these frequencies (/usb) taken at random from the 132 which have already been put into this year's UNID database at your scribe's location. Pagina 129 WUN-v08 2169.7 4112.6 6335.2 7405.0 10110.2 12568.2 14388.2 17082.2 22448.2 2530.6 4563.2 6393.2 7420.7 10559.2 12811.2 14749.2 17218.7 22461.2 2615.2 4965.2 6423.2 7853.2 10751.6 12982.2 14818.2 22674.2 3221.2 5160.2 6447.7 6711.2 8111.2 11005.7 13072.0 16574.2 18365.0 23196.7 3368.2 3862.2 5361.8 5848.2 6793.2 6893.2 8512.2 8695.2 11455.2 11538.2 13411.6 13450.2 16790.2 16943.2 18493.5 >>....Unid.....> Couple of UNID ALE nets for further consideration. ::: ALE on 4505/usb Igor Buhtiyarov in Chita (E Russia) notes the following net very active between 0935-1125z on 4505/usb reporting quite a few calls: U1A633 LQS633 AYF633 K04JY5 K04J85 K03Y16 QHJ122 TIM0X4 3W4234 2T2814 E1WE01 AnyWUN with further information for Igor?. Sorry no indication of subsequent transmission mode, if any heard. ::: ALE on 7375/9286/usb Patrice Privat noted ALE IDs UKR/UKB on 9286/usb kHz. A subsequent look at Mike Chace's Utility Monitoring Center URL: http://www.chace-ortiz.org/umc/ showed these logged but unidentified. This same site indicated 7375/usb. Calls and responses between these two stations were subsequently noted occuring on the hour. Also noted was the occasional data burst - a multiple tone field with 75Hz tone separation. The concensus (tks Mike/Leif) is that this is used in relation to ionospheric sounding. Mike further suggested it might be in association with the Rutherford Appleton Labs (near Oxford, in UK). Following up on that theme I had a look at the Rutherford Appleton Labs URL: which in turn took me to http://www.rcru.rl.ac.uk/projects.htm and the Ionospheric Group. But the only locations found which might tie to these ID's seemed to be UKR equating to Rutherford and UKB to Baddow in Essex. Nothing else heard but it could be that ALE is being used to call and trigger the ionosounder either on a scheduled or ad-hoc basis. Mike's site also provided 6724 and 15025 kHz and UKA - but to date these have not been heard. AnyWUN with any further information? >>....Signoff.....> Have you anything interesting to pass on? It's just an email away. Till next time have a good month's monitoring. Regards Day. -------------------------Pagina 130 WUN-v08 ================================= Columnist - Larry Van Horn, N5FPW Location: Brasstown, NC USA Lat/Long: 35.02N/83.94W ================================= Greetings to all from the snowless mountains of western North Carolina. In this month's column I have updated several sections of this Goverment/Military Frequency/Designator List. This includes some interesting changes in the DoD Emergency Action Message (EAM) Broadcast Time Slots section from my old friend Jeff Haverlah. Second, the NATO SFOR BOSNIA Operations section is going to be deleted in next month's newsletter if monitor reports are not received from the membership indicating continued activity. Please check that section and let me know by email if this operation is continuing as we have indicated in that section. Finally, if you have something to contribute to this column feel free to email me at the address above and I look forward to hearing from you at [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. 2002 column contributors: Yann Bereni (F4TUG), Terry Ford, R. Haenggi, Jeff Haverlah, Yde van der Heide, the Muppets, Ron Perron, Ronny Peeters, and your column editor. ======================================================================= Government/Military System and Channel Designators List ======================================================= Last Revision February 25, 2001 NOTES: (7) Confirmed (8) Confirmed (9) Confirmed (0) Confirmed (1) Confirmed (2) Confirmed 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 MF = Moved From (freq in MHz) RTTY = Radioteletype US = United States USB = Upper Sideband ============================================================== **US Military Systems ===================== *Strategic Command (STRATCOM) HF "Zulu" Net ====================================================== Z100 3068 (9) | Z180 9057 (2) | Z265 18024 (0) Z105 3116 (7) | Z185 9809 (0) | Z270 18027 (0) Z110 3134? (8) | Z190 10204 (2) | Z275 18046? Z115 3143 (9) | Z195 11104 | Z280 18387 (9) Z120 3295 (8) | Z200 11181 (1) | Z285 ? Z124 ? | Z205 11494 (2) | Z290 19665 (9) Z125 4495 (0) | Z210 11229 (1) | Z295 19755 (2) Z130 4472 (8) | Z211 12070 (2) | Z300 20167 (2) Z135 4745 (1) | Z215 13242 (2) | 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? Pagina 131 Z155 Z160 Z165 Z170 Z174 Z175 5875 6715 6757 7831 ? 9016 (0) (0) (2) (1) | | | | | (2) | Z235 Z240 Z245 Z250 Z255 Z260 15094 15097 ? 15962 17973 18006 WUN-v08 (0) | Z325 24978? (0) | Z330 26532? | Z335 26859 (2) (1) | Z340 (0) | Z345 (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" (i.e. Axle Rod, Army Ruler, etc). 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 a TACAMO LANT aircraft H+14/H+44 by a TACAMO PAC aircraft 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 a TACAMO LANT aircraft H+14/H+44 by a TACAMO PAC aircraft 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 Pagina 132 WUN-v08 couple of years ago. 11267.0 now seems to be quiet. *US Air Force Global High Frequency System ========================================== The US Air Force Global High Frequency (HF) System is a worldwide network that currently consist of 15 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. According to the latest US DoD Flight Information Handbook, in December 2001 the entire HF Global system is suppose to be remotely operated from the CNCS station located at Andrews AFB. The HF Global equipment will still be located at the geographic location as identified by its station callsign, by the operators are at Andrews. Commonly heard callsigns: MAINSAIL. The general net air-ground callsign on the Global HF system (GHFS) frequencies. Basically an aircraft calling any Global station for assistance. SKYBIRD. The collective call sign for all USCINCSTRAT command posts, launch control centers, Global HF stations, ATC towers on ACC/AMC host tenant bases, SSB HF radio stations, and air defense sites in Canada. SKYKING. The collective call sign for all SIOP committed aircraft and missile crews. Its meaning is “all SIOP committed aircraft and missile crews copy the following message.” SKYMASTER. The collective callsign to all USCINCSTRAT airborne command post. S4JG. A universal Navy call sign assigned to Patrol Squadrons (VP) for use in radio checks. Instead of using the briefed, tactical call sign, the Nav Comm operator on the P-3C would use S4JG on voice and also teletype to get a communications check with a Tactical Support Center (TSC), GHFS station or ASW Operations Center (ASWOC). In theory by using S4JG, the tactical call sign was less likely to be compromised. ======================================================================= The current GHFS Stations list for the voice net is as follows (not all frequencies are active 24 hours a day): Andersen AB, Guam (Voice call Guam): 4724 6712 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Andrews AFB, MD (Voice call Andrews Global): 4724 8992 11175 13200 15016 Discrete Frequency: 18015 Ascension Island (Voice call Ascension): 4724 6712 6739 8992 11175 15016 Discrete Frequency: 11226 Croughton AB, UK (Voice call Croughton): 4724 8992 11175 13200 15016 Discrete Frequencies: 4894 5708 6728 6731 7567 7933 8032 10648 11118 11129 11181 11226 11271 13822 15091 Cyprus RAF: 8992 11175 11244 (On Request) Diego Garcia Naval Station, Indian Ocean (Voice call Diego Garcia): 8992 11175 15016 Discrete Frequency: 9012 111181 11226 11244 11269 13254 15095 20910 Pagina 133 WUN-v08 Elmendorf AFB, AK (Voice call Elmendorf): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Hickam AFB, HI (Voice call Hickam): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Discrete Frequencies: 11181 13242 Lajes AB, Azores (Voice call Lajes): 4724 8992 11175 11244 13200 15016 Discrete Frequency: 11220 McClellan i.e. West Coast, CA (Voice call McClellan) although West Coast is listed and was in use for a brief period of time. It has been not been heard in wide spread use recently: 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Offutt AFB, NE (Voice call Offutt): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Salinas, Puerto Rico (Voice call Puerto Rico): 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 Yokota AB, Japan (Voice call Yokota): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Note: Incirlik AB, Turkey GHFS Station decommissioned May 1, 2001. The Air Force Eastern Test Range (AFETR) HF network may be used as backup to Global. They operate on 10780 USB (primary) and 20390 (secondary). Their callsign is Cape Radio. Another backup to the GHFS is profiled below in the US Air Force MARS section. 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 H+05 H+06 H+07 H+08 H+10 H+14 H+16 H+20 H+21 H+25 H+26 H+29 H+30 H+35 H+37 H+38 H+40 H+44 H+45 H+50 H+55 H+59 Offutt AFB, NE Andersen AB, Guam Croughton AB, UK (unknown if still active in this time slot) TACAMO LANT aircraft (6697/13155 kHz) TACAMO aircraft GHFS 6 character EAMs "FOR..." McClellan AFB, CA TACAMO PAC Aircraft (6697/13155 kHz) Thule AB, Greenland Salinas, Puerto Rico Salinas, Puerto Rico Elmendorf AFB, AK Looking Glass Mission Aircraft Unknown if this time slot is still active; nothing heard recently Sigonella NS, Sicily Andrews AFB, MD Offutt AFB, NE/Hickam AFB, HI TACAMO LANT aircraft (6697/13155 kHz) TACAMO aircraft GHFS 6 character EAMs "FOR..." Andrews AFB, MD Elmendorf AFB, AK TACAMO PAC aircraft (6697/13155 kHz) Thule AB, Greenland (now heard way past the 0145 UTC time frame) McClellan AFB, CA/Lajes AB, Azores Looking Glass Mission Aircraft Sigonella NS, Sicily 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 upper sideband (USB) mode is used on all GHFS frequencies listed Pagina 134 WUN-v08 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. *US Air Force Military Affiliate Radio System (MARS) ==================================================== You will also find a considerable amount of military aircraft voice traffic (official and unofficial) on the U.S. Air Force Military Affiliate Radio System (USAF MARS) phone patch network frequencies: The primary frequencies are 13927 and 20992 kHz. These are fun and interesting frequencies to monitor. The complete list with designators are (mode is USB): Freq Designator 4557 RK 7633.5 ACJ 13927 ACB (Primary) 14606 ACF 20992.5 ACZ The Air Force conducts a phone patch admin net on Sundays at 1600 UTC on 13977.0 (ACC) kHz. *US Air Force Scope Command ALE Network ======================================= 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/ Frequencies used in this net: 2805 3059 3137 4721 5708 6715 6721 11250 13215 15043 18003 20631 23337 7632 8965 27870 9025 9057 11226 GHFS net participation stations and identifiers in the Scope Command HF ALE net: ALE ID ADW AED CRO GTL GUA HAW HIK IZC JDG JNR JTY MCC OFF PLA Location Andrews AFB, MD Elmendorf AFB, AK Croughton AB, England Thule AB, Greenland Andersen AB, Guam Ascension island AB, S. Atlantic Hickam AFB, HI Sigonella, Sicily, Italy Diego Garcia Naval Station, Indian Ocean Salinas, Puerto Rico Yokota AB, Japan West Coast Station near Sacramento, CA Offutt AFB, NE Lajes Field, N. Atlantic Non-GHFS Stations in this net: CEF Westover AFB, MA GVT Raytheon, Greenville TX OKC Tinker AFB, OK RIC Civil Air Patrol Tech Center, Richmond, VA RSC Rockwell/Collins Service Center, Greenville, TX TAG Incirlik AB, Turkey WRL Warner-Robins AFB, GA Pagina 135 WUN-v08 *US Air Force MYSTIC STAR ========================= VIP HF network for US government and military officials 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 F251 F262 F264 F265 8036 (8) 9120 (2) 4850 17972 16117 (1) 15962 10881 13823 8058 (9) 4742 (6) 23265 (9) 14870 11214 (2) 15036 ? 18532 15677 13205.5 6,8,11 MHz 9461 13204 (1) 6716 9017 (2) 14585 13247 (0) 12106 (6) 11118 (6) 11488 (6) ? (8) 7316 6986 (6) 6993 (8) 11217 (6) 23242 4942.5 5429.5 (7) 9027 (1) 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 13217 (1) 10717 7693 (6) 15733 (1) 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 F540 F542 F545 F551 F555 F561 F567 ? (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 (1) 20972 F732 15011 (7) 3821 F734 4757 (7) 5684 (6) F736 11494 (8) 17440 (1) 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 (1) F778 18023 (8) 16157 F784 9043 (6) 8040 (0) F785 15687 (6) 14864.5 (0) F790 16323 9023 (2) F803 5078? 4-6 MHz? F807 12103? 7605 F809 5700 (5) 18626 F814 6989 (7) 5152 (9) F821 ? 24483 F823 11229 (1) 5437 (7) F825 19047? 11059.5 (6) F832 18267 5411 (7) F843 6 MHz 8032 (1) 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 (1) 23325 F877 4721 (7) 18675 (6) F885 13207 (5) ? F895 5710 (9) 5404.5 F904 10202 (0) 5431 (6) F906 4524 10580 F909 7687 (8) 18331 (6) F910 19671 (9) 4894 (6) F912 7330 11052 (6) F917 10205 (6) 13565 (6) F918 13482 Pagina 136 F266 F267 F268 F271 F277 F287 F290 F291 F292 F295 F300 F301 F302 F310 F311 F322 F326 F337 F341 F350 7997 6730 7325 18320 11153 11226 8026 13960 9414.5 11460 15707 7500.5 ? ? 11220 ? 14864 18761 16083 5043 (6) (2) (1) (1) (0) (1) (1) (1) (0) (2) (2) F569 F574 F575 F576 F577 F579 F595 F600 F611 F614 F616 F622 F623 F624 F626 F627 F631 F633 F639 F642 F644 F646 F649 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) (2) (7) (6) (8) (1) (1) (5) (5) (1) WUN-v08 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 (2) F974 10586 (6) F975 11 MHz night F980 15724 F982 9 or 13 MHz? F987 10583 (6) F988 4763 F997 15667 (5) (1) (6) Frequencies 4441, 6671, 18801 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. In October F240 was mentioned but no frequency (might be below 11175 kHz) has been found for this designator. *US Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) ================================================ AFSOC Air-to-Ground Nets 3044.0 3134.0 4450.0 5204.5 5349.0 5687.0 5732.0 352SOG RAF Mildenhall UK Maintenance Hurlburt Field, FL 352SOG RAF Mildenhall UK Exercise Operations 352SOG RAF Mildenhall UK (Blackhat) Primary 352SOG RAF Mildenhall UK (Blackhat) Hurlburt Field, FL (Plantation/Seminole Ops) Hurlburt Field, FL (Emerald Ops/Seminole Ops) FOX 2? Kirtland AFB, NM 6730.0 Hurlburt Field, FL 9018.0 AFSOC Air-to-Air 9019.0 Hurlburt Field, FL (Plantations Ops) FOX 4? ex-9017 9026.0 352SOG RAF Mildenhall UK (Blackhat) 9161.5 352SOG RAF Mildenhall UK (Blackhat) Primary 11611.0 Hurlburt Field, FL (Seminole Ops/Emerald Ops) 13206.0 Hurlburt Field, FL (Plantations Ops) FIX 1? ex-13207 I have had no recent reports on 18027 kHz (FOX 9) or 23271 kHz (FOX 8). Has anyone in the last year heard any AFSOC units using the FOX designators above? Also, the following frequencies were active with AFSOC activity until the overhaul of the OR frequencies several years ago. Does anyone know what frequencies have taken their place? 4721.0 6712.0 9017.0 9023.0 kHz. *US Air Force/RAF Mildenhall ============================ 6761.0 Aerial refueling Tankers Interplane *US Air Force/Ramstein AB, Germany ================================== Pagina 137 WUN-v08 6730.0 9022.0 AMC Command Post (Metaphor) AMC Command Post (Metaphor) ============================================================ *US Army Corps of Engineers ============================ 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 9122.5 Channel 8 Primary 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 *US Army Transportation Command ============================== 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 *US Coast Guard Secure Net ========================== 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 10788.0 3E21 11157.5 3E24 13413.0 3E25 Pagina 138 WUN-v08 Other frequencies in this net may be 8091.0, 10993.6, 13809.0 and 13950.0. Reference to a 3A5 designator has been heard on the air recently. For a full listing of USCG aircraft and helicopters, go to URL: http://www.wunclub.com/ *US Coast Guard A1401 Net Frequencies ===================================== This is a list of USCG Ship/Shore ISB frequencies. I call this set of frequencies the A1401 net. 2016 2040 2054 4913.5 5108.5 5217 5223 5266 5272(3E6) 5419.5 5942.5 6961 7439 7577 7617 7626(3E10) 7754.5 7845(3E12) 7884(3E13) 7909(3E14) 9169 9291 9332 9373 10297.5 10338.5 10354.5 10378 10675(3E19) 10759(3E20) 10788(3E21) 10929.5 10935.5 11024 11045 11157.5(3E24) 13413(3E25) 13484 13537.7 13950 14506 14518.75 14731 14752 14919.2 18189 18255 18283 18335 18497 18650 18716 20095 20137 20518 20639 23373 23515 Atlantic Only 2161 Pacific Only 2144 5932.5 7713 9299.5 11165.8 18757 Your column editor is extremely interested in receiving activity reports on any of the above listed frequencies. *US Coast Guard HF PACTOR II E-Mail Network =========================================== --USCG PACTOR II E-Mail Network Frequency Usage-Frequency Net Control Station Fleet Day/Night --------------------------------------5272.2 NOJ PAC Night 6961.2 NMC1 PAC Night 6964.4 NMC PAC Night 7442.3 Cutters PAC Night 7685.5 NNN0MDC LANT 24hr 8340.2 NMC PAC Night 10355.2 NOJ PAC 24hr 13827.5 NNN0MUC LANT 24hr 14506.2 NMC PAC Day 14752.2 Unknown PAC Day 14922.4 poss NOJ PAC Day 18192.2 NMC1 PAC Day 20642.2 NMC PAC Day --USCG PACTOR II E-Mail Network Callsigns-Callsign -------NAQD NDWA NEGF NEPP NGDF NKJU NLPM NLVS NMAG NMC NMC1 NMEL NNHA NOJ NRCB NRPX NRTF NRUC Identity -------USCGC Jarvis WHEC-725 USCGC Morgenthau WHEC-722 Unid USCGC USCGC Healy WAGB-20 USCGC Munro WHEC-724 USCGC Kukui WLB-203 USCGC Chase WHEC-718 USCGC Rush WHEC-723 USCGC Hamilton WHEC-715 Communications Area Master Station Pacific (CAMSPAC) Point Reyes, CA Coast Guard Island, Alameda, CA USCGC Mellon WHEC-717 USCGC Acushnet, WMEC-167 Communications Station (COMSTA), Kodiak, AK USCGC Eagle, WIX-327 USCGC Buttonwood WLB-306 USCGC Active, WMEC-618 USCGC Storis WMEC-38 Pagina 139 WUN-v08 Polar Sea WAGB-11 (no longer equipped) Steadfast WMEC-625 Boutwell WHEC-719 Walnut WLB-205 ***New Ident*** Alert WMEC-630 NRUO NSTF NYCQ NZNE NZVE USCGC USCGC USCGC USCGC USCGC NNN0CBS NNN0CCK NNN0CEQ NNN0CES NNN0CFA NNN0CLL NNN0CMD NNN0CME NNN0CMS NNN0CMV NNN0CNW NNN0CNY NNN0CNZ NNN0CSA NNN0CSP NNN0CTB NNN0CVQ NNN0CXK NNN0CXS NNN0CYU NNN0CZK NNN0MDA NNN0MDC USCGC Durable, WMEC-628 USCGC Bear WMEC-901 USCGC Harriet Lane WMEC-903 USCGC Gentian (WIX-290) USNS Persistent (T-AGOS 6) Unid USCGC USCGC Mohawk WMEC-913 USCGC Northland WMEC-904 USCGC Courageous WHEC-716 USCGC Tampa WMEC-902 Unid USCGC USCGC Campbell WMEC-909 USCGC Tahoma WMEC-908 USCGC Seneca WMEC-906 USCGC Spencer WMEC-905 USCGC Venturous WMEC-625 USCGC Forward WMEC-911 USCGC Gallatin WHEC-721 USCGC Dallas WHEC-716 USCGC Vigilant WMEC-617 USCGC Vigorous WMEC-627 Atlantic Shore Station, Nazareth PA (aka: NNN0GKF) Atlantic Shore Station, HQ Navy & Marine Corps MARS, Washington DC (aka: NNN0NAV) Atlantic Shore Station, Coast Guard HQ, Washington DC (aka: NNN0NCG) Atlantic Shore Station USCGC Confidence WMEC-619 USCGC Dauntless WMEC-624 NNN0MDF NNN0MUC NNN0NXZ NNN0NZK ============================================================ * US Navy ELF Communications System =================================== Frequencies: 76 Hz (primary) and 44 Hz There are two transmit sites: Republic, Michigan and Clam Lake, Wisconsin. This is used as a bell ringer communication system to submarines. *US Navy Strategic Communications Wing One (SCW-1) ================================================== 6691 CA (7) 11187 CB (0) 17982 CC (9) 11264 CH (9) Also check 11267, 13240, and 14615. References have been made on the air to designators CD, CF, CG, CK, and CL. *Tactical Support Center Nets ============================= US Navy Habitat/TSC Net Habitat is the callisgn for the Tactical Support Center (TSC) at Whidbey Island, Washington. These units handled C4I duties for the Navy Maritime Patrol and Reconnaissance community. Jeff Jones reports that these frequencies and channel designators have changed, and are now as follows: 4704.4 5700.4 (replaced 4721.0) WY02B Pagina 140 6719.4 8978.4 9005.4 9011.4 11212.4 15095.4 WUN-v08 (replaced 6736.0) WY02A (replaced 11214.0) The two designators listed above, WY02A and WY02B, are not yet confirmed. Another player on this net I recently confirmed uses the callsign Magic Carpet Sierra. That call belongs to the Ediz Hook SESEF range (including the ULM-4 range in Washington State). ============================================================== **United States Goverment Agencies ================================== *Scheduled Government HF Nets ============================== Here is a list of the known United States Government nets. Federal Aviation Administration ------------------------------Southern Region Net meets on Wednesday at 0900 ET on 6870.0 LSB Eastern Region Net meets on Wednesday at 1045 ET on 8125.0 USB Western Region Net meets on Wednesday at 1230 ET on 13457.0 USB Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Region 7 Coordination Net --------------------------------------------------------------This net starts at 1000 ET every Wednesday using the following times and frequencies: Time(H+min) Freq (Desig)Freq (kHz) H+00 F-14 4821.0 H+10 F-23 5755.5 H+20 F-28 7743.0 H+30 F-31 9185.0 H+40 F-35 11045.0 H+50 F-42 13434.0 H+60 Net Terminated Shared Resources (SHARES) ------------------------SHARES Coordination stations conduct a weekly net on all ten SCN frequencies (see US Goverment SHARES Program section below). The net is operational weekly on Wednesday from 1600-1800 UTC. Missouri State Emergency Communications Net ------------------------------------------Wednesday weekly net at 0930 CT (1530 winter/1430 summer UTC) on 5140.0 kHz USB. Ohio Disaster Services Agency ----------------------------Tuesday weekly net at 1400 UTC on 4640 kHz USB. Anyone else have any scheduled HF government nets they are aware of? *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 FEDSTD-1045 ALE standard on these frequencies. 5732 7527 8912 10242 Scan Scan Scan Scan 1 2 3 4 Pagina 141 WUN-v08 11494 13907 15867 18594 20890 23214 25350 Scan Scan Scan Scan Scan Scan Scan 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Here are the confirmed HF COTHEN stations and their callsigns KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAQ KAQ KEB KEB KOQ KOQ KPS KPS KPS KPS KPS KZP KZP KZP 315 326 371 378 381 384 388 398 462 470 484 687 688 762 765 434 682 357 387 394 395 396 602 604 606 Miami, Florida Las Vegas, Nevada Boston, Massachusetts Reno, Nevada Homestead, Florida Wilmington, North Carolina Riverside, California Washington, District of Columbia Houston, Texas New Orleans, Louisiana Denver, Colorado Beaufort, North Carolina New Bern, North Carolina Albuquerque, New Mexico Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Morehead City, North Carolina Cedar Rapids, Iowa Salt Lake City, Utah Hampton, Georgia Cape Charles, Virginia Atlanta, Georgia Memphis, Tennessee Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Nashville, Tennessee Kansas City, Missouri There are two other known stations in the COTHEN HF net we do not have calls for. They are located in Lovelock and Fallon, Nevada. Can anyone help on these two stations? *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 (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 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 Richardson,TX Pagina 142 WUN-v08 KC2XKG KC2XKJ 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. *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. 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 (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 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 Inspect 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 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 KMR 96-Oakland ARTCC 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 Pagina 143 FAAKLO FAALGT FAAMRB FAAOEX FAAOKC FAASAC FAASJU FAAZAB FAAZAN FAAZBW FAAZDC FAAZDV FAAZFW FAAZHU FAAZID FAAZJX FAAZKC FAAZLA FAAZLC FAAZMA FAAZME FAAZMP FAAZNY FAAZOA FAAZOB FAAZSE FAAZTL FAAZUA Boonsboro, MD <Tentative ID> Longmont, CO Martinsburg, WV Oklahoma City, OK Oklahoma City, OK Sacramento, CA San Juan, PR Albuquerque, NM Anchorage, AK Nashua, NH 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 WUN-v08 KLO 87-FAA Emergency Relocation Site KCP KIT KIA WHZ WHZ KDM KGH KBX KLD KJK KCJ KBQ KMU KLB KJK KKA KJK KDC KMA KDM KCJ KCD KMR KLA WHX KUV KJB 63-Western US C3 NCS/SCS Mtn 88-Eastern US C3 Net NCS 21-FAA Aeronautical Center 77-Flight Inspect Field Office 78-Flight Inspect Field Office 45-San Juan ARTCC 23-Albuquerque ARTCC 44-Anchorage ARTCC 70-Boston ARTCC 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. *Federal Emergency Management Agency ==================================== FEMA uses "Foxtrot" designations for their frequencies. 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 Pagina 144 4018.5 4023.5 WUN-v08 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 Channel 3/SCN ALE Net 5236.0 Channel 1/SCN Voice Net 5711.0 Channel 4/SCN ALE Net 6800.0 Channel 9/SCN BBS Net 9106.0 Channel 5/SCN ALE Net 11217.0 Channel 6/SCN ALE Net 13242.0 Channel 10/SCN BBS Net (G-TOR) 14396.5 Channel 2/SCN Voice Net Shares 15094.0 Channel 7/SCN ALE Net 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 tenchannel SCN may be used by SHARES station personnel for training and nonemergency 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. ============================================================== **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. Pagina 145 WUN-v08 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 (2100-0900 UTC) - 8974.0 11235.0 13206.0 kHz Night (0900-2100 UTC) - 3032.0 5687.0 8974.0 kHz The RAAF and RNZAF share 8974 with the Spanish Air Force, and 5687 with the Portugese and German military services. Dscrete frequencies RAAF Darwin: 6709.0 8971.0 8989.0 RAAF Perth: 8977.0 9022.0 11271.0 RAAF Sydney: 5711.0 8971.0 9007.0 RAAF Townsville: 8992.0 11247.0 RNZAF Auckland: 9032.0 17904.0 9025.0 11187.0 9019.0 11250.0 15067.0 17985.0 *Australia Navy =============== From an article on the Royal Australian Navy in the WUN newsletter: Stations include: Canberra Control/Darwin Control/Exmouth Control/Perth Control/Townsville Control 2768 4375 6510 8122 13116 17344 22708 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7/C5 (Tentative) *Belgian Air Force ================== 3131.0 YA 4745.0 YD 6748.0 Unknown 8989.0 YG (Primary) 11268.0 YJ 15010.0 YM 18006.0 YO 20620.0 YP 20050.0 YQ 23332.0 YS *Canadian Forces (CanForce) =========================== Military Aeronautical Communications System (MACS) 3047.0 3092.0 4379.0 4560.0 4703.0 4739.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, Halifax, Trenton MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton CanForce Discrete: Halifax Maritime Command Net: Halifax, St John's (A6A) MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton AAR Net: Halifax, St John's Pagina 146 WUN-v08 5198.5 Maritime Command Net: Halifax (A2B) 5684.0 St John's, Vancouver 5699.0 CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft) 5702.0 Vancouver 5715.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 5717.0 SAR Net: Halifax, St. John's. Trenton, Vancouver-Pri 5850.0 Halifax Maritime Air Group (D1B) 6694.0 Halifax, Vancouver (D6G) 6706.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 6712.0 CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft) 6715.0 SAR Net: Halifax, Trenton, Vancouver (D3H) 6745.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton 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) 9010.0 CanForce Discrete: Vancouver 9023.0 NORAD: Trenton (C5) 9031.0 CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft) 10194.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (US/Canadian Ground/AWACS Discrete) 11007.5 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (US/Canadian Ground/AWACS Discrete) 11190.0 CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft) 11205.0 CanForce Discrete: Halifax working VDD, Trenton 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 11271.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton (Initial contact freq when aircraft is west of 90 deg west) 11314.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton 13206.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton 13257.0 Foxtrot MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 14364.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (US/Canadian Ground/AWACS Discrete) 15031.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 15034.0 MACS VOLMET: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 17994.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 18012.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 18027.0 NORAD: Halifax, Edmonton (C8) 23250.0 MACS Net: Trenton 23271.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (US/Canadian Ground/AWACS Discrete) Note: Frequency designators indicated above have not been reported in quite some time. More than likely CANFORCE has dropped the use of frequency designators. Other observations are welcomed. 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 4721 C1 6735 C2 6750 C3 8967 or 8968 C4 13206 or 13207 C7 Canadian Forces Affiliate Radio System (CFARS) Pagina 147 above) WUN-v08 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 14386.0 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 ================== Danish Air Force ALE net uses the MIL-STD 188-141A 2250.0 2296.0 3023.0 3053.0 3291.0 4577.0 4703.0 4756.5 4840.0 5120.0 6630.0 6651.0 6730.0 6770.0 6834.0 9035.0 11076.0 11217.0 11244.0 11468.0 12186.0 13435.0 13455.0 15042.0 15820.0 16280.0 16327.0 OUY OWB OWC OWD OWE OWF OWG 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 (ALE) 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 RCC Karup, voice call: Karup Rescue Unknown FSN Vaerlose, voice call: Saloon FTK Karup, Voice call Primrose AF Skrydstrup AF Vandel Pagina 148 WUN-v08 OWI OWJ OWK OWP OWU OYG AF Air Base 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. *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 *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 ================= Pagina 149 WUN-v08 French Air Force Circus HF radio network 6688 Capitole 6712 Marjolaine 2 8972 Racontar 1 8992 Vinaigrette 3 13236 Reconfort 3 (Raphael?) 14587 Unknown 18012 Citadelle 1 23254 Veritee 3 ? 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 French Navy-Atlantic (callsign Armor) USB 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 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 Pagina 150 WUN-v08 23318 23341 23345 29724 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 callsigns heard on this net are as follows: DHJ41 DHM91 DHO23 DHO24 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 DHO32 DHO37 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. German AF Digital System: DASA/EADS-MAHRS 2400 bd burst PSK/STANAG 4285: 6949.0 6958.5 7543.0 7729.0 7810.0 7814.0 7823.0 7995.0 8070.0 8139.0 12273.0 13502.0 14613.5 *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) 7445.7 USB/Stanag 4285 2400bd PSK-DHJ58 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 12178.0 USB/RTTY-DHJ59 12415.5 USB 14722.0 RTTY 15929.0 USB/RTTY 16127.0 USB/RTTY-DHJ58 16129.0 USB/RTTY-DHJ59 Pagina 151 WUN-v08 17544.0 17994.0 22238.5 23744.0 USB USB/RTTY USB USB DHJ41 DHJ49 DHJ51 DHJ53 DHJ57 DHJ58 DHJ59 DHJ61 DHJ62 DHJ63 DHJ66 DHJ70 DHJ78 DHJ82 DHJ84 DHJ85 DHJ97 Unknown Ministry of Defence (Bonn/Berlin) Grengel Meteo Ny Warnemnnde Ny Schönhagen Ny Glncksburg/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 Glncksburg Rescue Grengel Meteo Ny Flensburg Ny Darsser Ort Grengel Meteo Ny Glnckstadt 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 Glncksburg 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. 10722 seems to be a very busy frequency between 0000 and 0200 UTC. *Italian Navy ============= 3827 USB-IGJ IGJ Augusta, Italy *NATO E-3 AWACS Pagina 152 WUN-v08 =============== 3089 Channel 3900 Channel 6690 Channel 8980 Channel 10172 Channel 10315 Channel 10429 Channel 11228 Channel 15016 Channel 15018 Channel 18009 Channel A01 A02 A03(Secondary) A04 A05 A06 A07 A08 A09 A10 A11 The following frequencies have also been heard with NATO AWACS type 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. *NATO SFOR BOSNIA ================= Operations in the Balkans by the NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Stabilization Force (SFOR) is presented below and was courtesy of various web-pages and WUN postings. It is unknown if activity addressed below continues as written. Like other sections of this list, I will close out this section in the future if no reports are received by the membership indicating continued activity. 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. 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 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 15048.0 118 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 *New Zealand Navy ================= Known frequency - Auckland (USB): 8316.6 *Portuguese Air Force Pagina 153 WUN-v08 ===================== Known frequencies (USB): 5687 6685 8992 9007 *Royal Air Force (RAF) United Kingdom ===================================== RAF VOLMET Broadcast Control Point – RAF High Wycombe Transmitter: Bedfordshire County, England USB: 5450.0 11253.0 kHz Airfield weather broadcast are made twice an hour in the time slots indicated below: Slot 1: H+00/H+30 – Aldergrove, Manchester, Prestwick, Stansted, Bardufoss, Bodo, Oslo, Glibraltar, Porto Slot 2: H+06/H+36 – Benson, Brize Norton, Bruggen, Geilenkirchen, Hannover, Lyneham, Northolt, Odham, Lyenham Slot 3: H+12/H+42 – Coltishall, Cranwell, Leeming, Leuchars, Lossiemouth, Marham, St. Mawgan, Waddington, Kinloss Slot 4: H+18/H+48 – Ascension, Bahrain, Brize Norton, Dakar, Keflavik, Nairobi, Mombasa, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro Slot 5: H+24/H+54 – Adana, Akrotiri, Ancona, Aviano, Gioia, Rimini, Rome, Skopje, Split, Brindisi, Waddington Other optional airfields can be included in the broadcast in the possible slots indicated below: Slot 1: Edinburgh, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, Luton, Newcastle, Stavanger, Teesside, Trondheim, Vaerlose Slot 2: Hamburg, Munster, Ramstein Slot 3: Coningsby, Shawbury, Yeovilton Slot 4: Cairo, Hurghada, Jeddah, Punta Arenas, Recife Slot 5: Catania, Faro, Lisbon, Palermo, Rome, Sarajevo 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 5450 8190 11253 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. *RAF 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 and 11247 carry weather broadcast at H+15 Gibraltar Callsign: Gibraltar Frequencies: 4742 9031 11247 Mount Pleasant, Falkland Islands Frequencies: 9031 11247 Callsign: Viper *Royal Air Force Designator's ============================= (actually UKADGE HF Line Designator List) Pagina 154 WUN-v08 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??.0 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 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 Pagina 155 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 WUN-v08 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 *UK Air Northwest JAAWSK (Joint Anti-air Warfare Shore Coordination) ===================================================================== The RAF (and other NATO forces) seem to be using a new set of codes to identify their HF frequencies. Unknown 2031.0 4763.0 10325.0 designator 2307.0 3343.0 3404.0 3943.0 4502.0 5350.0 5392.0 6835.0 6882.0 7919.0 10585.0 10830.0 12198.0 14568.0 16344.0 3301.0 3235.0 4572.0 Golf 01 Golf 02 Golf 08 9010.0 Hotel 05 HF? 2712.0 4530.0 4020.0 4724.0 4860.5 4920.0 5173.0 5277.0 5290.0 5395.0 7415.0 7860.0 3305.0 UHF UHF UHF 4785.0 4779.0 HF? UHF UHF HF? 4477.0 5045.0 5385.0 5463.0 4012.0 UHF UHF Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo 01 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 22 24 25 26 27 28 (Beaver HF?) 30 31 33 34 36 55 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 exercise around the coast Pagina 156 WUN-v08 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 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: 3343 3357 3805 4477 4484 4502 4778.5 5267 5276.5 5280 5310 5385 5460 5733 6882 6940 7795 7934 9394 11149 4860.5 5045 5091.5 5206 5910 6224 6237 6697 6779 *Russian High Command ELF ========================= ELF: The Russian equivalent to our 76/44 Hz ELF submarine communication system operates on 82 Hz. No station location or details are known. *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 -30-----------------------# NUMBERS & ODDITIES # ////////////////////////////// \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ - Editor: Ary Boender ****** e-mail: [email protected] - Nickname on IRC channels #wun #monitor #numbers: Ary-B - Download the complete N&O newsletter from the N&O web site - at: http://home.luna.nl/~ary/ - Online database: Chris Smolinski <[email protected]> http://www.spynumbers.com/numbersDB/ Pagina 157 WUN-v08 \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ //////////////////////////////// -::: N&O #46 February 2002 :::It has been a very busy month, which automatically means very little time for the hobby. Hence a short N&O. Sorry about that. The morse section is a true IGOR SHOW :-) We have two new ENIGMA designators to start with. See for details under "various modes". JMM has enhanced his website that hosts the HTML versions of N&O and the ENIGMA 2000 newsletters. He added a nifty search routine. The URLs: http://www.cvni.net/radio/e2k http://www.cvni.net/radio/nsnl -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* VOICE STATIONS * ::: E03 Al Kruse compiled E03's id's for February. First half of the month. UTC 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 Mon 95415 84275 96160 47992 07024 06789 95415 50392 84275 94845 99918 Tue 95415 84275 99918 96160 47992 07024 06789 84275 95415 50392 94845 Wed 95415 84275 94845 99918 96160 47992 07024 06789 84275 95415 50392 Thu 95415 84275 50392 94845 99918 96160 47992 84275 07024 06789 95415 Fri 95415 84275 95415 50392 94845 99918 96160 47992 84275 07024 06789 Sat 95415 84275 06789 95415 50392 94845 99918 96160 47992 84275 07024 Sun 95415 84275 47992 07024 06789 95415 50392 84275 94845 99918 96160 UTC 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 Thu 64734 13694 72785 10753 43505 84334 24462 13694 19573 14500 64734 Fri 64734 13694 64734 72785 10753 43505 84334 24462 13694 19573 14500 Sat 64734 13694 14500 64734 72785 10753 43505 84334 24462 13694 19573 Sun 64734 13694 24462 19573 14500 64734 72785 13694 10753 43505 84334 UTC 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 Second half of the month. UTC 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 Mon 64734 13694 84334 24462 19573 14500 64734 72785 13694 10753 43505 Tue 64734 13694 43505 84334 24462 19573 14500 13694 64734 72785 10753 Wed 64734 13694 10753 43505 84334 24462 19573 14500 13694 64734 72785 <<<<<>>>>> ::: E10 Only one oddity this month: 4360 // 5339 kHz, 2110 UTC, 3 Feb.: CIOA2M2C4 till 2115 UTC, then into CIO and 46 groups message. CIO repeated the 46 groups message 3x but went of the air in the middle of the 3rd repeat at 2155 UTC. <<<<<>>>>> ::: E15 Pagina 158 WUN-v08 Reported on 14000 kHz at 1403 UTC and on 28000 kHz at 1700 UTC with callsign "FYP". No dates mentioned. <<<<<>>>>> ::: S04 Gertjan heard S04 on Mon 11 Feb at 2245 UTC on 3373 kHz. The signal was very weak. <<<<<>>>>> ::: S06 I received a note without a date or time with a log of the Russian Man on 7070 kHz with a "731 00000" message. <<<<<>>>>> ::: S11a S11a is still active and was logged on 4 Feb at 0800 UTC on 8186 kHz with a 976/76 message. Leif copied them on 12 Feb at 0950 UTC on 11100 kHz. <<<<<>>>>> ::: S17 CR checks in with a note about S17. He says "A new one for me today, never heard it before." He copied S17 on Thursday, 21 Feb. at 1100 UTC on 7809 kHz with "770 770 770 40416 40416 40416" repeated for 5 minutes. <<<<<>>>>> ::: V02 Dave Payne heard his first numbers station on 21 Feb at 0510 UTC on 8085 kHz. He found our Cuban friend V02 in progress and heard a new one at 0600 UTC. Welcome to the intriguing world of numbers and oddities, Dave! <<<<<>>>>> ::: UNID Igor sent me a very curious log from a couple of years ago. He copied the station on 10 December 1998 at 1030 UTC on 8165 kHz. The station transmits a unique combination of letters and figures, read by a lady in English. But the most unusual thing about the station is the way they spell the letters. "IN" is not spelled as "India November" but just plain "I" "N". There is a sound file of the transmission on the N&O home page at http://home.luna.nl/~ary I think that it is some sort of training station, but that is just a guess of course. If you have any info about this odd station we'd like to hear from you. in2144 n202a049 nst0 lna1001 2n6596 2statt ctn1002a 2n3553 1n1455a nrs644 el1n4 2ni179 2a1803 ti83 ni7704n att645a dnir120 2n6199 2al010y 1n5476a nb7t4e7 jlg401 el1ghk 229795a st1133 nhw590 gsg150 1n5129 gtd403 1n36?h nt02107 rt3772 ?29704a s3028 1n4h10 nrh5177n vanh0... <<<<<>>>>> Pagina 159 WUN-v08 ::: POLISH MILITARY/INTELLIGENCE If you are going to Warsaw, be sure to take your VHF radio with you. The "Vistula Army Brigade" base uses 166.050, 166.100, 166.175, 166.225 and 166.350 MHz. The same base houses part of the "Grom" special forces, BOR HQ (the Secret Service), and Civil Defense HQ. Here are some of the codes for radio checks: 555, 666, 222. A 555 report is a status report. The guard has to respond on the 555 request. If everything is ok, he will answer "NNN reports 666". If the situation is critical the answer will be "NNN reports 222". Read for "NNN" the callsign of the guard. <info Maciej> <<<<<>>>>> ::: CZECH MILITARY Various Czech military stations are using 9090 kHz. There seems to be a fixed schedule for at least two broadcasts, namely at 0700 and 1300 UTC. The control station reads out mixed 5LG and 5FG messages. Sometimes one of the receiving stations come up and asks for a repeat of the message, like this: Ovary 43 zde Tiha 37 rozumim 204 prijem. Ovary 43 zde Tiha 37 opakujte mi telegram cislo 205 prijem. Translation: Ovary 43 here is Tiha 37 roger 204 over. Ovary 43 here is Tiha 37 repeat telegramm number 205 for me - over. The following (military) alphabet is being used: Adam, Bozena, Cyril, David, Emil, Frantisek, Gustav, Helena, Ivan, Josef, Karel, Ludvi'k, Marie, Neruda, Otakar, Petr, Quido, Rudolf, Svatopluk, Toma's, Urban, Va'clav, Dvojite've, Xaver, Ypsilon, Zuzana You can download a short sound sample from the N&O website. -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* MORSE STATIONS * ::: M12 Igor found an unid station on 18820 kHz at 0130 UTC on 8 Feb. It repeated the message for 8 minutes. The station is probably M12: 987 987 987 000 000 Mark Slaten heard M12 at 2200 UTC on 7745 kHz on 3 Feb. The message was repeated 3 times, then signed off. 783 783 783 000 <<<<<>>>>> ::: M14 Two tentative M14 logs from Igor. 12115 kHz, 1239 UTC, 18-02-2002 Pagina 160 WUN-v08 . . . 22543 61722 17718 85538 54751 56867 18878 01189 06028 42575 21338 72853 18768 58896 = = 784 784 72802 02303 49587 60991 09369 45957 22250 05454 44736 94512 66751 87946 05658 16422 82110 59365 13344 63419 01833 100 100 00000 61633 90167 06311 12367 91356 88567 71120 90297 78900 21150 35586 55597 01367 66212 18739 78873 83100 86446 60702 34432 03502 14968 31069 40701 64193 02235 40675 13506 80558 45379 8172 kHz, 1905 UTC, 18-02-2002. Each group was repeated. Uses short zero's. VBV VBV VBV... (R4) 728 728 120 120 = = 15710 79859 06970 12402 72016 76578 61564 88745 37364 07135 70856 87558 45520 17027 97207 24669 50170 79063 62766 05536 73454 61910 08372 65879 09338 98307 04651 18513 22054 60604 79918 27727 50102 89926 23035 68855 67954 09475 92384 44865 11156 10140 80765 10176 22059 51278 07011 50574 61025 17363 34721 85797 96002 00916 28387 24683 46884 53066 57477 28270 = = 738 738 120 120 00000 57419 50915 71182 20306 96476 76965 09808 35820 60823 27152 78834 94458 29758 26484 50712 13077 67778 85839 39457 18382 83670 10030 69933 77387 89001 36690 43833 62936 97219 48038 44827 56858 45023 97138 37634 07624 33412 22436 55446 39653 93239 71737 73448 04315 65125 63413 44944 94180 35808 97265 54381 14648 03727 72626 86819 55726 79006 20090 86203 78095 <<<<<>>>>> ::: M23 Another one from Igor: M23 on 7795 kHz, 1830 UTC, 20 Feb. 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444 444444 = 43 43 = 06546 05499 11805 23452 37125 88607 21117 44839 98094 64455 72605 06755 42398 51566 53883 31519 05307 35287 84515 12829 05567 90230 66969 92938 62418 32451 91702 27561 20738 96233 14389 24371 78066 84690 38693 31090 01560 27625 08519 78365 95586 20000 06546 = ?? = 6546 05499 11805 23452 37125 88607 21117 44839 98094 64455 72605 06755 42398 51566 53883 31519 05307 35287 84515 12829 05567 90230 66969 92938 62418 32451 91702 27561 20738 96233 14389 24371 78066 84690 38693 31090 01560 27625 08519 78365 95586 20000 06546 = ar ar <<<<<>>>>> ::: M40 A couple of transcripts: - 6858 kHz, 2106 UTC, 17-02-2002 ...cq797 cq797 hr hr 12 12 = = 568T1 T7355 83749 65533 T7569 T3945 796T8 47697 59882 T3T41 66925 59T86 ar ar sk sk Pagina 161 WUN-v08 - 10320 kHz, 1630 UTC, 10-02-2002 vvv cq 995,896 (R5) vvv cq896 cq896 cq896 hr hr 48 48 = = 36432 25935 24839 41653 38830 50971 88678 89701 29039 86575 92723 90276 47802 59914 95875 69848 33306 38444 73755 10027 rpt rpt vvv cq896 cq896 cq896 hr hr 48 48 = = 36432 25935 24839 41653 38830 50971 88678 89701 29039 86575 92723 90276 47802 59914 95875 69848 33306 38444 73755 10027 sk sk 84425 84733 72652 67918 72388 92991 58226 22342 40176 75206 70970 75702 28482 70106 04441 90090 51047 23699 11448 78874 04317 99116 08517 33843 ar ar 38520 74672 63005 46843 84425 84733 72652 67918 72388 92991 58226 22342 40176 75206 70970 75702 28482 70106 04441 90090 51047 23699 11448 78874 04317 99116 08517 33843 ar ar 38520 74672 63005 46843 - 10380 kHz, 1630 UTC, 20-02-2002 VVV CQ995,767 (R5) VVV CQ767 CQ767 CQ767 HR HR 19 19 = = 45453 85728 323T7 73T52 89615 48738 52517 28111 RPT RPT VVV CQ767 CQ767 CQ767 HR HR 19 19 = = 45453 85728 323T7 73T52 89615 48738 52517 28111 SK SK 71483 87592 593T5 27864 65675 43683 56838 65876 24267 286747 T4641 AR AR 71483 87592 593T5 27864 65675 43683 56838 65876 24267 286747 T4641 AR AR <<<<<>>>>> ::: M42 As you can see, Igor is very active this month. He copied an unique CW transmission of M42. Apart from ops chat and CW call-ups, I have never seen this before. Message on link 00020 on 9450 kHz, 0402 UTC, 11 Feb. 111tt ttt2t 65913 11t96 t1tt9 = jmw= jmwov qgsfh hipts kaith uwozg jfizb pweqg gaolc bmjjw ntaaq xanla hjjvt fpacm nqsfy kgkgf eeipe npxth cktiz n= ct== cktiz nlnaz hdjnn vzqga jdexp wzuxa adukt setln ienxw tpbcp ieogo lntah ulaaw hufys qajak mdkho xsqhn jjkyx miupy hvbju fjayf gfjuv dugnn lyblo kmdez yhxgf bwvme hbbsz wqdte mjxjs osfea yzlpe bxpep nlist jsxam dweal jffzh fbaqj aqjys zjssj vpcsu dtftb zelet ljcuh mfbcl dguue zwpil dyjyy mtwpb ojktt fojup esgdp pqcma eoygc fyxtd qqabj ogbep esayc jtkat yuxda bfflx smpnt hwoco saqxl zpzzv pkehv lebzt i.... = lebn= lebzt iefve aaypf boavv bvzne lknme osicm vdbtv blkpg mtmkk tofzd tdqpi bflwg hbnxw ifgvy yzmad = cfm nil as m sk <<<<<>>>>> ::: M82 Only one log for M82: 4700 kHz, 1300 and 1430 UTC, 26 Feb. <Igor> vvv jvg jvg jvg de bml bml qsa 5 qsa? 5t8 (R2) qtc nr 5t8 24 9 t226 22tt 497 845 = 183t4 93t23 t9t53 58147 14811 91829 33424 36tt8 8612t Pagina 162 WUN-v08 abv qtc nr 5t8 24 9 t226 22tt 497 845 = 183t4 93t23 t9t53 58147 14811 91829 33424 36tt8 8612t sk sk vvv jvg jvg jvg de bml bml qsa 3 qsa? qtc qtc nr 587 27 21 t226 233t 745 218 = 99527 96389 66774 68t28 16375 tt912 t63t9 73267 48976 37269 36355 75722 853t6 76215 41247 abv qtc nr 587 27 21 t226 233t 745 218 = 99527 96389 66774 68t28 16375 tt912 t63t9 73267 48976 37269 36355 75722 853t6 76215 41247 sk sk 587 (R2) 69t32 33377 17t74 r 2585t 4t925 22941 r 69t32 33377 17t74 r 2585t 4t925 22941 r Remarks: sent "r" as separator after 10 groups <<<<<>>>>> ::: MX Channel marker "V" in Khiva was heard on 3534 and 3658 kHz <<<<<>>>>> ::: FRS Jim copied the "FRS" station on 4440 kHz, at 2033 UTC, on 25 Feb, with callsign FRS7329. Ends with + I copied the same station on 6754 kHz on 28 April 2001 at 2115 UTC. The station transmitted this string for 3 minutes: FRS6566 FRS6566 FRS6566. Ends with FRS6566+ Clues anyone??? <<<<<>>>>> ::: UNIDS A couple of unids submitted by Igor and John. 8100 kHz, 0310 kHz, 21 Feb. vvvvv = klmb klmb klmb de de nblw nblw qsa ? kkk qsa 2 qsa 2 qsa 22 qtc qtc nw nw nw nw nr 15 nr 15 gr 3t gr 3t vvv = 24653 47683 57847 92867 25876 Tiiii 95543 96544 43157 65443 36767 45261 85543 29566 78434 56456 45123 76458 45261 45678 16789 76352 12548 56654 45512 25654 76545 65321 98595 34525 74954 qsl nw nw nw nw nr 23 vvv = 54T18 34673 23156 41234 56789 25745 21862 45872 qsl as as as nr 23 87972 43257 51356 gr 3t 45654 26178 418T2 gr 3t 43678 13T65 87956 46247 36743 89456 17854 84367 51T54 12782 1T367 25112 45188 T5681 46376 54915 <<<<<>>>>> 12707 kHz, 0330 UTC, 14 Feb. Russian military station(s) G4PL, DSXK, ITWL, Q71T. Same time on 11 Feb. working with DSXK, ITWL, Q71T, CC6Q, E64X, TNM4, WIJF, 5QXT, EDWE 13997 kHz, 0457 UTC, 14 Feb. Russian military station Y1MH working with 8L8V, NSI8, ZO7Q, E1I5, DLOF, T26T, KMJX 14684 kHz, 0500 UTC, 14 Feb. Russian military station TI6T working with Pagina 163 WUN-v08 6HTT, KCMH 4395 kHz, 1541 UTC, 13 Feb. Unid D3QK. Marker j7xd j7xd j7xd = d3qk d3qk d3qk ar 3613 kHz, 1430 UTC, VVV DE OMSR 7067 kHz, 0620 UTC, YM1G calling other stations 5520 kHz, 1024 UTC, 12 Feb. Chinese military station BDU0 //5241 kHz. Marker v js4x js4x js4x de bdu0 bdu0 4439 kHz, 1925 UTC, 31 Jan. Chinese military (tentative) 2SLC. Marker: V MW3D MW3D MW3D de 2SLC 2SLC Chinese based L9CC was active on 3533, 3542, 3557, 7034, 7049, and 7061 kHz. Sylvain found our Czech friends S8BD again: 2611 kHz, 0110 UTC, 4 Feb. 5FG messages ending with = S8BD K. At 0130 UTC "K5NR de S8BD QTC K" and messages with numbers and letters, at 0145 "C6CP DE S8BD QTC 147 K" and messages with 5 numbers, end of traffic at 0150 UTC. -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* VARIOUS MODES * Two new ENIGMA designators were issued this month; XT2 for the new pip and XWP for an Ocean Surface Radar. ::: XT2 The mysterious second pip and 3-tone marker were on 7605.5 kHz for a couple of days and I completely lost them after 5 Feb. See also N&O #45. <<<<<>>>>> ::: XWP XWP is not really an oddity or mystery signal. You can hear similar wideband pulses on many frequencies. They are transmitted by Ocean Surface Radars. The location of XWP is yet unknown. Possibly France. The radar follows a fixed sked. At the time of writing I heard it on the following times and frequencies. The station stays on a frequency for a full hour and transmits in 3 slots: h00-h19, h20-h39, h40-h59. 0700 0800 0900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300 0000 UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC UTC - 6818 6900 9390 9250 8158 8034 6900 6818 9390 9250 8158 8034 6818 6900 9250 9250 8158 8034 kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz kHz(!) kHz kHz kHz Pagina 164 WUN-v08 I have a sound file available on the N&O web site. -0-0-0-0-CONET-0-0-0-0-------------------------------### UTILITY ROUND-UP ### // Editor: Ary Boender <[email protected]> \\ // LF editor: Trond Jacobsen <[email protected]> \\ ----------------------------------------------------------So much to do, so little time. That's the story for February. The equipment survey and other obligations took more time than I expected. I had a couple of items in mind but they will have to wait till next month. Trond's long wave section is absent because there is very little LF news this month. -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0::: NATO EXERCISES The weekly NATO exercise held in the English Channel every Thursday involves Navy ships from NATO countries, and various aircraft from the same countries. They use a number of frequencies on HF' 5206, 5267, 4033 and 3924 kHz. When they mention 'X81T' (X-ray Eight One Tango) they are talking about sending some test data messages to each other. The designator (or 'Line Number' as NATO like to call it) for this frequency is 'EI207', but you do sometimes hear them say things like "chop channel 3". The station callsigns are always 2-letters, 'KA' to 'KZ', and there are 2 special callsigns - 'MXU' and 'Control' - but I do not know the significance of these. MXU/Control appear each week, but the 'K' series seem to change each week. <info Graham Tanner> -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0::: FRENCH TRUCKERS Sylvain heard French truckers on 10295 kHz LSB at 14:35 UTC on 18 Feb. He copied both base and mobiles stations. One of them give QTH "Melun" near Paris. -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0::: JG2XA Info about JG2XA poured in from various sources. Japanese experimental station JG2XA researching HF Doppler shift. The University of Electronics and Communications in Tokyo reportedly has begun experimental shortwave transmissions to research high-frequency Doppler shift (HFD). Researchers have set up an experimental station using the call sign JG2XA and began regular transmissions on July 3. Frequencies: Power : Transmitter: Antenna : Schedule : Address 5006 and 8006 (width 1.5 kHz) 200 watt Yaesu FT-860 + linear amp + lubidium generator (2 sets) halfwave horizontal dipole 24 hrs with continuous unmodulated carrier; ID in Morse is given at least every 30 mins as "JG2XA JG2XA JG2XA UEC HFD STATION" : Tomizawa Laboratory, University of Electronics & Pagina 165 Telephone E-mail URL WUN-v08 Communications, Chofugaoka 1-5-1, Chofu City, Tokyo, 182-8585 Japan : +81 42 443 5598 : [email protected] : http://ssro.ee.uec.ac.jp/lab_tomi/index.html <sources: http://ssro.ee.uec.ac.jp/lab_tomi/index.html, DXLD, QNews, Tom, Hauser's World of Radio> -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0::: NEW NDB HANDBOOK Michael Oexner <[email protected]> is a very active beacon dxer who maintains the excellent European NDB Handbook. Michael says "I'm happy to announce that it's finally ready." The handbook does now contain data of some 3700+ NDBs. The CD version is also ready and does now offer a HTML user interface for easier navigation. Feel free to write Michael for further info. -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0::: TIME SIGNAL STATIONS Two months ago I asked for logs of time signal stations in order to compile a list of active stations. Thanks to all who sent their logs and comments. If you have further info to complete the list, please send them to me. Except for the first one, all stations have been logged during the past three months. 25 25 25 25 25 25 40 50 60 60 60 66,67 75 77,5 129,1 RAB99 RJH63 RJH66 RJH69 RJH77 RJH99 JJY RTZ JJY MSF WWB RBU HBG DCF77 DCF49 139 DCF39 162 198 570 610 760 760 790 850 860 870 910 920 930 930 930 940 VNIIFTRI, Khabarovsk, RUS *) VNIIFTRI, Krasnodar, RUS VNIIFTRI, Bishkek, KGZ VNIIFTRI, Molodecno, BLR VNIIFTRI, Arkhangelsk, RUS VNIIFTRI, Nizhny Novgorod, RUS Japan VNIIFTRI, Irkutsk, RUS Japan National Physical Lab., UK NIST, CO, USA VNIIFTRI, Moscow, RUS Observatoire de Neuchatel, SUI Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, D EFR via Mainflingen, D. Ripple control station transmitting time code in between user data telegrams EFR via Burg, D. Ripple control station transmitting time code in between user data telegrams Allouis, F. Radio France broadcasts with telecontrol service including time code BBC4 broadcasts with telecontrol service including time code Radio Reloj Villa Clara, CUB Radio Reloj Trinidad, CUB Radio Reloj Caney de las Mercedes, Granma, CUB Radio Reloj Ciudad de La Habana (Emergente), CUB Radio Reloj Pinar del Rio, CUB Radio Reloj Isla de la Juventud, CUB Radio Reloj Baracoa, Guantanamo, CUB Radio Reloj Sancti Spiritus, CUB Radio Reloj Bolondron, Matanzas, CUB Radio Reloj Moa, Holguin, CUB Radio Reloj Santiago de Cuba, CUB Radio Reloj Ciego de Avila, CUB Radio Reloj La Jaiba, Matanzas, CUB Radio Reloj Holguin, CUB Pagina 166 940 950 950 960 960 980 1010 1270 2500 2500 2500 2500 3330 3810 4996 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 6638 7335 8638 9996 10000 10000 10000 10000 12984 14670 14996 15000 15000 15000 15000 16000 20000 BPM VNG WWV WWVH CHU HD2IOA RWM BPM HLA LOL VNG WWV WWVH YVTO VNG CHU VNG RWM ATA BPM WWV WWVH VNG CHU RWM BPM BSF WWV WWVH VNG WWV WUN-v08 Radio Reloj Central Espana, Matanzas, CUB Radio Reloj Mayari Arriba, Santiago de Cuba, CUB Radio Reloj Ciudad de La Habana, CUB Radio Reloj Guantanamo, CUB Radio Reloj Cienfuegos, CUB Radio Reloj Bayamo, Granma, CUB Radio Reloj Las Tunas, CUB Radio Reloj Camaguey, CUB Shaanxi Astronomical Observatory, CHN Nat. Standard Commission, AUS NIST, CO, USA NIST, HI, USA Nat. Research Council, CAN Instituto Oceanografico de la Armada, EQA VNIIFTRI, Moscow, RUS Shaanxi Astronomical Observatory, CHN Korea Standards Research Institute, S. Korea Servicio de Hidrografica Naval, ARG Nat. Standard Commission, AUS NIST, CO, USA NIST, HI, USA Dir. Hidrografia y Navegacion, VEN Nat. Standard Commission, AUS Nat. Research Council, CAN Nat. Standard Commission, AUS VNIIFTRI, Moscow, RUS National Physical Laboratory, IND Shaanxi Astronomical Observatory, CHN NIST, CO, USA NIST, HI, USA Nat. Standard Commission, AUS Nat. Research Council, CAN VNIIFTRI, Moscow, RUS Shaanxi Astronomical Observatory, CHN Telecom Lab, TWN NIST, CO, USA NIST, HI, USA Nat. Standard Commission, AUS (2200-1000 UTC) NIST, CO, USA Notes: *) Not heard. Like the other stations on 25 kHz, he should send an id in CW in minute 06. But I have no idea WHEN their time slot is. Could be 0006, 0106, 0206, 0306, 0606, 0806. In summer eventually 1 hour earlier. Can anyone check this station, please? Radio Reloj, Cuba, transmits time pips and news items throughout the day. It is not a time signal station like WWV etc. Allen Fountain sent me some nice info about VNG. He writes "I found in my files a booklet sent to me by VNG back in 1972. VNG went on air during September 1954 on 4,500 kHz (night), 7,500 kHz and 12,000 kHz both during daylight. The transmitters were at Lyndhurst co-sited with stations VLR & VLG, which broadcast ABC programmes to inland Australia on the 6 and 9 Mhz broadcast bands. There were also a couple of transmitters used for Radio Australia and a SSB transmitter feeding Radio Australia programmes to West Australian transmitter sites as a sort of stand by feed. The Postmaster Generals Department research laboratories were generally referred to as the Australian Post Office Research Laboratories and VNG was referred to as being operated by the Australian Post Office. The primary frequency standards, Master clocks & frequency & time comparison equipment were located at the laboratory in Melbourne and connected by land line to Lyndhurst 37 km to the southeast. A 160 MHz VHF transmitter at Lyndhurst beamed the VNG signal back to the lab. Pagina 167 WUN-v08 From further recollections of my visit to Lyndhurst early in the 1980's I recall the need for a stable signal in Melbourne was from other people rather than those at the lab. The Post Office had staff at other Melbourne transmitting sites such as the Sydenham MW transmitting site, the frequency monitoring facility at South Morang and the monitoring site they staffed for the Department of Foreign Affairs at Kilmore. Once vertical incidence stations operating within the 2 and 3 MHz broadcast bands were set up in inland Australia for the ABC and satellite feeds were bought into use VLR, VLG and sister stations VLW and VLQ in Western Australia were closed down. About this time the Postmaster Generals Department was split into two Corporations, Australia Post & Telecom. The research labs seemed to disappear at this time and licensing, monitoring, and frequency allocation became the responsibility of a newly created body the Spectrum Management Agency. As greater Melbourne was expanding, particularly to the south east and the area around the radio station was seeing a lot of building activity and land prices were going up Telecom decided that the radio station area was "surplus to their requirements" closed down and dismantled stations during October 1987. This led to the establishment of the VNG users consortium and the eventual establishment of the present station west of Sydney at the Air Services, Australia site, Llandillo or more specifically Shanes Park. I recall that the Spectrum Management Agency would not license them on the former frequencies as they were not "on carrier frequencies reserved for time signal transmissions". So they had to leave 4.5 and 7.5 MHz. They describe the present 8 and 12 MHz frequencies as "being on loan from the Navy". I think the 16 MHz transmission commenced a bit later than the others. Telecom has since been privatised and although 51 per cent of the shares are owned by the Government there is continuing speculation that it may ultimately be fully privatised. After June this year it will be virtually right out of operating radio transmitters. Australia Post remains a Government body and the Spectrum Management Agency is now the Australian Communications Authority." Thanks for the info, Allen! -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0::: HF BEACONS Lionel supplied a lengthy list of his beacon logs: 25257 28175 28188 28190 28197 28200 28200 28200 28200 28202 28205 28209 28212 28217 28219 28231 28237 WY5I VE3TEN JE7YNQ VE6GTE VE7MTY 5Z4B LU4AA RR9O W6WX ZS1J VA3GRR EI0TEN K0KP WB0FTL KA0PSE HP1AC LA5TEN 28110 28177 28189 28194 28199 28200 28200 28200 28200 28203 28208 28211 28215 28219 28225 28233 28240 F5KCK HP1RCP XE1SRF IY4M LU1FHH CS3B OA4B VE6AT YV5B WB5UAA JROYAN KK7PG? GB3RAL 5B4CY KW7Y N9RET YO2X 28165 28182 28190 28195 28200 28200 28200 28200 28200 28204 28208 28211 28215 28219 28230 28236 28241 Pagina 168 KA1EKS SV3AQR LU4XS VA2MGL 4X6TU JA2IGY OH2B VK6RBP ZS6DN N3NIA WN2A LA4TEN KA9SZX K2KL N9BPE VE1CBZ VA3SBB 28244 28246 28257 28263 28267 28272 28282 28289 28291 28296 28302 WA1RAJ VE9BEA DK0TEN VA3ODX OH9TEN W4TIY OK0EG WJ5O VE3LZ W3VD UA4NM 28246 28248 28257 28264 28269 28277 28285 28290 28292 28297 AB8Z N1ME WY5I AB8Z W3HH KD4MZM N2JNT SK5TEN SK0CT NS9RC WUN-v08 28246 28254 28260 28265 28272 28280 28285 28290 28295 28298 EA3JA W4STT KA1NSV/4 N7SCQ KA2GKA K5AB VP8ADE WB4WOR KA7BGR K4JDR -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0::: AERO MONITORING Finally a short rundown of the military and civil aero activity. As usual the military aero logs contain mainly US aircraft and ground stations. They can be found in the logs column. I selected a number of other stations for the rundown. I received a note from Markus about an interesting and useful aero website: www.worldaerodata.com with two down sides: it lacks a search feature and it will be a pay site shortly. Be sure to check out Risto's excellent HF frequency list and download your copy from http://www.ute-monitor.org/aerolist/ - Civil aero stations N.America: San Francisco on 10057, 11282, 13288, 13354 kHz; New York on 8846 kHz; Gander on 8864, 8879, 8891 kHz Europe : Iceland on 8891 kHz; Shanwick on 5616, 8906 kHz. Asia : Ujung Pandang ACC on 11396 kHz; Colombo ACC on 11285 kHz; Bombay Aero on 10018 kHz. Pacific : Naha ACC on 8903 kHz. Africa : Alger Aero on 8894 kHz; Ndjamena Aero on 8903 kHz. - LDOCs: El Al LDOC on 5589 kHz. PIA Karachi LDOC in contact with PIA7012 on 13342 kHz. Speedbird LDOC on 8921 and 10072 kHz, wkg Concorde BAW2. It seems that LTU and the Saudi's also are using the services of Speedbird as Bert copied Speedbird wkg Saudi 905 and he heard a German phone patch to LTU. It is however not certain that the latter was facilitated by Speedbird London. - Volmet stations: Shannon Volmet on 8957, Gander Volmet on 3485, 6604, 10051, 13270 kHz, and New York Volmet on 6604, 13270 kHz. - Search & Rescue on 5680 kHz: Alan Gale reports on 18 Feb: "One interesting call heard was Westland 573, who called Kinloss Prime for a "ground test", I assume this was the Westland factory at Yeovil?" Westland 573 at 1444z clg Kinloss Prime for "Ground Test". SRG122 at 1445z wkg Kinloss - "Picking up PLB on 243.0, trying to homer, believe it's coming from Valley. For your Pagina 169 WUN-v08 info only, speaking to Valley ATC". S122 at 1446z to Kinloss "can confirm false TX, continuing with training!". S122 at 1602z wkg Kinloss - "Landing, closing down!". Kinloss at 1629z wkg Rescue 177 - "No JMC traffic in your operating area!". - Military stations: 8992 FDE: Villacoublay French Air Force, France. Heard with info for flight "Decollage Auxerre" Trenton Military in Canada was heard on 6706, 6745, 9007, 11205, 11271, 11232, 11305, 13257, 17994 and 23250 kHz, working various CanForce aircraft and Magic 75, an AWACS. Halifax Military used 6694 kHz. Stockholm Radio is not only used by the USAF, but also by the French Air Force. Stockholm was working with CTM 007, who requested a personal telephone call to Paris. QSY from 8930 to 10206, 7801 and 8167 kHz, all very poor. CTM 007 gives up. Northern Lights (NE Air Intercept Ground Control, Griffiss AB, NY) was working with Magic 75 on 9023 kHz. Finally "Yeovil ops", Royal Navy Yeovilton, calling for 5MT on 8977 USB. I haven't heard this one for a while. Good to see that it's still on the air. That's all for this month. Don't forget to send us your findings! --------------------WUN UTILITIES LOGGINGS COLUMN February 2002. Edited by Eddie Bellerby ([email protected]) and our Team Logs Members without whom this column would not be possible: Simon Denneen: F-J ([email protected]) Graeme Bartlett: K-O Bob Yellen: P-T ([email protected]) Jim Dunnett: A-E U-Z ([email protected]) Unfortunately this month I have had an e-mail from Simon Deneen to say that due to heavy commitments he is unable to continue as a log collector. I would like to thank Simon for all his help and support during my time as the logs editor. I wish him well. 00064.5 GBV20: RN Rugby G 2000 RTTY/--/-- Remains on mark. (25Jan02) (RGA) 00068.9 DHJ58: GN Glucksburg GER 1038 RTTY/75/70 'DHJ58/21 RGFBPG G22A 002 RYs ZKR P2' (ZKR=I am maintaing watch on ...kHz) every two minutes. Freq from (KB). (31Jan02) (RGA) 00073.2 MTO21: RN Rugby G 2000 RTTY/--/-- Remains on mark. (25Jan02) (RGA) 00073.3 unid: 1130 rtty 75/116 (Baudot with one stopbit) the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog 16-Jan-02 (wp3) 00078.2 GYA2: RN Whitehall G 2000 RTTY/--/-- Remains on mark. (25Jan02) (RGA) Pagina 170 WUN-v08 00078.2 GYA2: RN Whitehall G 2000 RTTY/--/-- Remains on mark. (25Jan02) (RGA) 00112.3 OUA: DN Stevns DNK 2000 RTTY/50/75 Still on RDFFC tests. (25Jan02) (RGA) 00112.3 OUA: DN Stevns DNK 2000 RTTY/50/75 Still on RDFFC tests.(25Jan02) (RGA) 00118,8 : Royal navy G Foxes 2035 RTTY/50/85 (14-01-02) (AB) 00118.8 GYE: RN Whitehall G 2000 RTTY/--/-- Remains on mark. (25Jan02) (RGA) 00118.8 unid: 1443 rtty 50/75 the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog 1234567890 13-Jan-02 (wp3) 00122.3 OUA: Navy Aarhus, DNK 1930 RTTY 50/85 "de rdffc testing", ry and foxes. RDFFC is ISCOMGREENLAND in my RI list. Emission is from Denmark according to DF (20Jan02) (KB) 00122.3 RDFFC: Danish navy Stevens DNK 2141 RTTY/50/85 Test tape. Interesting point: RDFFC is the routing indicator of the Danish command in Greenland. The transmission came however from Denmark (18-01-02) (AB) 00147.3 DDH47: Hamburg Meteo 2038 RTTY/50/85 (14-01-02) (AB) 00198.0 DIW: Dixon NDB Dixon NC 0346 CW. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) 00216.0 CLB: Wilmington NC 0350 CW. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) 00237.0 EZF: Shannon NDB Fredericksburg VA 0357 CW. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) 00254.0 LLW: Woodville NDB Elizabeth City NC 0408 CW 50watts. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) 00255.0 EUD: York NDB York PA 0416 CW 25watts. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) 00259.0 BUH: unid NDB 0422 CW (17/Jan/02) (MADX) 00286.5 513: Skomvaer NOR 0609 DGPS 100 id=823 (04Feb02) (KB) 00287.5 454: Torshavn FRO 0610 DGPS 100 id=454 (04Feb02) (KB) 00288.5 435: Tory Island IRL 1855 DGPS 100 id=670 (03Feb02) (KB) 00292.0 STE : NDB Wien - Steinhoff AUT 0956 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) 00293.8 F: NDB Unid 0958 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) 00295.5 444: Butt of Lewis G 0615 DGPS 100 id=684 (04Feb02) (KB) 00295.5 531: Narva EST 1908 DGPS 100 id=531 (03Feb02) (KB) 00295.8 C: NDB Piestany Centr. SVK 1000 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) 00295.8 DC: NDB Unid 1000 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) 00297.0 446: Girdle Ness G 0617 DGPS 100 id=686 (04Feb02) (KB) 00297.5 442: Point Lynas G 0617 DGPS 100 id=682 (04Feb02) (KB) 00298.5 492: Helgoland D 1800 DGPS-MSK 100. Permanently changed from 200 to 100 bps today (25Jan02) (KB) 00299.0 330: Gatteville (meanwhile La Hague?) F 1845 DGPS/100 id=460 no almanac seen, couldn't decode type 3 loc. msgs (14Feb02) (KB) 00299.5 448: North Foreland G 0618 DGPS 100 id=688 (04Feb02) (KB) 00300.5 LW: NDB Koeln/Bonn D 1841 cw ID (24 Jan 02)(HPT) 00301.0 482: Rozewie POL 1930 DGPS 100 id=482. Most the time blocked by Halten NOR id=820 (04Feb02) (KB) 00301.0 482: Rozewie POL 1930 DGPS 100 id=482. Most the time blocked by Halten NOR id=820 (04Feb02) (KB) 00302.0 999: Gilze Rijen HOL 0647 DGPS 200 id=655. Poor sync. "999" taken from type 7 msg is not a valid stn no. at times seen from beacons testing. 51n36 04e55 in type 7 ok (04Feb02) (KB) 00302.5 DPGS: Koblenz D 1815 DGPS RID 493 (21 Jan 02)(HPT) 00303.5 511: Sklinna NOR 1910 DGPS/100 id=821 (14Feb02) (KB) 00304.5 535: Klaipeda LTU 1855 DGPS-MSK 200. Not moved to 285 as erronously announced last year (28Jan02) (KB) 00307.0 530: Ristna EST 1905 DGPS 100 id=530 (03Feb02) (KB) 00307.0 DIK: NDB Diekirch LUX 1842 cw ID (24 Jan 02)(HPT) 00307.0 TPS: NDB Tapiosag HNG 0503 CW 100 w (20/Jan/02) (ZT) 00307.5 464: Kapellskaer S 1912 DGPS/100 id=464 (14Feb02) (KB) 00308.0 491: Gross Mohrdorf D 1845 DGPS-MSK 100. Formerly Wustrow moved 35 km east and slowed down to 100 bps (28Jan02) (KB) 00308.0 MOJ: NDB Mojkovac YUG 1946 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) 00309.5 449: Nash Point G 1943 DGPS 100 id=689 (03Feb02) (KB) 00309.5 OD: NDB Odesskiy UKR 2214 CW (21/Jan/02) (ZT) 00310.0 UVS: NDB Unid 1008 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) 00310.7 BOZ: NDB Unid 2320 CW (22/Jan/02) (ZT) 00311.0 LMA: NDB Lima/Kamp-Lintfort D 1843 cw ID (24 Jan 02)(HPT) 00312.0 420: Oostende BEL 1946 DGPS 200 id=640 (03Feb02) (KB) Pagina 171 00312.5 00314.5 00316.0 00317.5 00318.0 00320.0 00321.9 00325.8 00326.5 00330.0 00330.0 00334.0 00335.0 00338.0 00340.0 00341.0 00344.0 00345.0 00346.0 00348.0 00348.0 00348.5 00350.8 00351.8 00352.0 00353.0 00356.0 00357.0 00357.0 00358.0 00358.0 00358.3 00359.8 00360.5 00362.0 00363.0 00364.0 00364.5 00365.0 00365.0 00366.0 00366.5 00370.0 00370.8 00372.0 00373.0 00373.0 00373.0 00375.5 00376.0 00376.0 00376.9 00377.0 00377.0 00377.0 00379.0 00379.0 00380.0 00381.0 00382.0 00382.0 00382.8 00383.0 00385.0 00386.5 00387.8 00390.0 WUN-v08 DGPS Hoek van Holland HOL 1945 DGPS (23 Jan 02)(HPT) TL: NDB Punta della Penta I 0501 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) PH: NDB Einhoven HOL 1845 cw ID (24 Jan 02)(HPT) VS: NDB Valenciennes F 1846 cw ID + tones (24 Jan 02)(HPT) LE: NDB Letzeburg LUX 1847 cw ID (24 Jan 02)(HPT) HA: NDB Hannover D 1849 cw ID (24 Jan 02)(HPT) BU: NDB Unid 0550 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) LNZ: NDB Linz - Horsching AUT 2319 CW (22/Jan/02) (ZT) C: NDB Debrecen HNG 1012 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) CRS: NDB Caransebes ROU 1940 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) OB: NDB Bratislava SVK 1940 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) MR: NDB Maribor SVN 1940 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) BL: NDB Budapest - Ferihegy HNG 1937 CW 100 w (19/Jan/02) (ZT) RUD: NDB Ruedesheim D 2124 cw ID (24 Jan 02)(HPT) BLK: NDB Banjaluka BIH 1937 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) LAU: NDB Lichtenau D 2123 cw ID (24 Jan 02)(HPT) A: NDB Unid 1935 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) TEST: NDB Emden, D 1920 AM 1 kHz new beacon 53n24 07e14, low power test mode. Id'd by snooping around there (14Feb02) (KB) G: NDB Unid 1933 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) SVR: NDB Sagvar HNG 1930 CW 100 w (19/Jan/02) (ZT) TPL: NDB Topolya YUG 1932 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) LG: NDB Liege-Bierset BEL cw ID 2342 (19 Jan 02)(HPT) DWN: NDB Devnya BUL 2310 CW (22/Jan/02) (ZT) SK: NDB Zagreb - S. Kraljevic HRV 1025 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) KRW: NDB Krakow POL 0429 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) GYR: NDB Gyor HNG 1928 CW 100 w (19/Jan/02) (ZT) TUN: NDB Tulln AUT 1927 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) KVR: NDB Athens central (Kavouri) GRC 1925 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) TTT: NDB Unid ( or "O"?) 2110 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) KG: NDB Sarajevo BIH 1924 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) L: NDB Unid (..or AI ?) 2301 CW (22/Jan/02) (ZT) FAL: NDB Ancona - Falconara I 2305 CW (22/Jan/02) (ZT) LA: NDB Unid 2259 CW (22/Jan/02) (ZT) MAK: NDB Mackel BEL 0003 cw, ID + tone (20 Jan 02)(HPT) BZO: NDB Bolzano I 2337 cw, ID (19 Jan 02)(HPT) BZO: NDB Bolzano I 0424 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) SAT: NDB Satu Mare ROU 0423 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) BRD: NDB Brindisi I 0420 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) LJ: NDB Koeln/Bonn D 2338 cw ID (19 Jan 02)(HPT) LJ: NDB Koeln/Bonn North D 2116 cw ID (24 Jan 02)(HPT) ZAG: NDB Zagreb HRV 1922 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) PNZ: NDB Ponzai I 0419 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) CA: NDB Unid (or "TETE ET"?) 1920 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) FX: NDB Unid 1451 CW (26/Jan/02) (ZT) IAS: NDB Unid 1447 CW (26/Jan/02) (ZT) BKS: NDB Unid 0415 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) NW: NDB Maastricht HOL 2113 cw ID (24 Jan 02)(HPT) SDI: NDB St. Dizier F 2148 ID + 2 tones (22 Jan 02)(HPT) ANC: NDB Ancona - Falconara I 0414 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) CHO: NDB Chociwel POL 0412 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) TRZ: NDB Trzebnica - Lublin POL 2247 CW (22/Jan/02) (ZT) TRI: NDB Trogir for Split AP HRV 2041 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) OKI: NDB Unid 1925 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) ORI: NDB Bergamo - Orio al Serio I 0411 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) TA: NDB Unid 1033 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) KN: NDB Beograd - Krnjesevici YUG 0508 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) REK: NDB Reksten NOR 2334 cw, ID (19 Jan 02)(HPT) ESP: NDB Espoo FNL 2348 cw, ID (19 Jan 02)(HPT) SIB: NDB Sibiu ROU 1912 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) R: NDB Unid 1911 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) SBG: NDB Salzburg AUT 2330 cw ID (19 Jan 02)(HPT) GAZ: NDB Gazoldo I 2236 CW (22/Jan/02) (ZT) SBG NDB Salzburg AUT 2231 CW (22/Jan/02) (ZT) PTB: NDB Pusztaszabolcs HNG 1909 CW 100 w (19/Jan/02) (ZT) SLV: NDB Spa/La Sauveniere BEL 2109 cw ID (24 Jan 02)(HPT) JAB: NDB Jablonka POL 2223 CW (22/Jan/02) (ZT) VAL: NDB Valievo YUG 1907 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) Pagina 172 00391.0 00392.8 00392.8 00397.0 00398.0 00399.0 00399.0 00400.5 00401.8 00404.8 00405.8 00406.0 00406.8 00409.8 00413.0 00413.5 00418.8 00419.0 00420.0 00420.0 00420.8 00426.5 00428.0 00432.8 00433.8 00438.8 00439.8 00440.0 00440.0 00444.0 00446.0 00447.0 00451.0 00452.0 00471.5 00473.0 00475.8 00490.8 00493.0 00497.2 00500.0 00500.0 00510.5 00511.1 00511.5 00512.5 00515.7 00516.0 00517.8 00518.0 00518.0 00518.0 00518.0 00518.0 00518.0 00518.0 00518.0 00518.0 WUN-v08 OKR: NDB Bratislava - Chorvatsky SVK 1905 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) MEL: NDB Metlika SVN 1045 CW MEL: NDB Metlika SVN 1045 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) OL: NDB Szczecin/Goleniow POL 2104 cw ID (24 Jan 02)(HPT) AA: NDB Tehran - Alibad IRN 1857 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) BC: NDB Bekescsaba HNG 1856 CW 100 w (19/Jan/02) (ZT) NIT: NDB Nitra SVK 1856 CW 100 w (19/Jan/02) (ZT) COD: NDB Codogno I 0009 cw ID (20 Jan 02)(HPT) I: NDB (?) UNID 2213 CW (19/Jan/02) (ZT) BMR: NDB Baia Mare ROU 1056 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) JST: NDB Unid 2203 CW (21/Jan/02) (ZT) SRT: NDB Unid 2202 CW (21/Jan/02) (ZT) TSR: NDB Unid 1123 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) CZE: NDB Czempin - Lawica POL 2310 CW (22/Jan/02) (ZT) KTI: NDB Innsbruck/Kuehtai AUT 0019 cw ID (20 Jan 02)(HPT) DLS: NDB Luebars D 0028 cw ID (20 Jan 02)(HPT) ZW: NDB Zeltweg AUT 2146 CW (21/Jan/02) (ZT) EMT: NDB Epinal F 2250 cw ID + tone (20 Jan 02) (HPT) INN: NDB Innsbruck AUT 0032 cw, ID (20 Jan 02)(HPT) SS: NDB: Malmoe-Sturup S 0034 cw, ID (20 Jan 02)(HPT) BT: NDB Unid 1100 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) MIQ: NDB Pfaffenhofen/Mike D 0046 cw ID (20 Jan 02)(HPT) TGM: NDB Targu Mures ROU 0043 cw ID (20 Jan 02)(HPT) IZD: NDB Unid 2130 CW (21/Jan/02) (ZT) BR: NDB Unid 1129 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) OR: NDB Unid 2122 CW (21/Jan/02) (ZT) FW: NDB Unid 2117 CW (21/Jan/02) (ZT) PE: NDB Poprad - Tatry East SLO 2113 CW (21/Jan/02) (ZT) PIA: NDB Piacenza/St. Damiano 0049 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) IDC: Cagliari Radio I 2348 CW nav wngs (19-01-02) (AB) ZG: NDB Szeged HNG 2106 CW (21/Jan/02) (ZT) ICB: Genova Radio I 2346 CW (19-01-02) (AB) PDV: NDB Plovdiv BUL 2106 CW (21/Jan/02) (ZT) ANS: NDB Ansbach D 0050 cw ID (20 Jan 02)(HPT) UZ: NDB Unid 2056 CW (20/Jan/02) (ZT) FHA: NDB Friedrichshafen D cw ID (20 Jan 02)(HPT) RP: NDB Pernek SVK 1140 CW (27/Jan/02) (ZT) KO: NDB Koshany UKR 2043 CW (21/Jan/02) (ZT) TBV: NDB Moravska Trebova CZE 2038 CW (21/Jan/02) (ZT) NK: Unid NDB 0700 AM 1 kHz id 12/min, no dash, longer break after 3 x id (15Feb02) (KB) IAR: ROME RADIO 0002 CW "cq de IAR = tfc list qsw 521.5/hf" (01/Feb)(DW) SDJ: STOCKHOLM RADIO 0000 CW "cq de SDJ = this is our final cw transmission - SDJ nw cl 500khz and ending a century of w/t ..... de SDJ va" (01/Feb)(DW) : Unid 0033 CW Odessa is listed on this freq Tfc list. The list ended with a repeat of Italian calls which may indicate an Italian station. Ancona is on 511.5 and I am pretty sure that it wasn't them (27-01-02) (AB) IAP: Ancona Radio I 2345 CW Tfc list (19-01-02) (AB) IAP: Ancona Radio I 2202 CW Weather (18-01-02) (AB) IQX: Trieste Radio I 2146 tfc list (27-01-02) (AB) ARD: NDB Arad ROU 2158 CW (29/Jan/02) (ZT) YWA: Petawawa NDB Petawawa Canada 0314 CW. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) JBR: NDB Jaszbereny HNG 2156 CW 100 w (29/Jan/02) (ZT) 9AS: Split Radio [Q] 1840 SITOR-B navtex (27 Jan 02)(HPT) CROSS Med/La Garde [W]: 1940 SITOR-B navtex (27 Jan 02)(HPT) ejk: Valentia Coast Guard 2036 navtex gale warning 12-Jan-02 (wp3) ESA: Tallinn Radio [U] 1920 SITOR-B navtex (27 Jan 02)(HPT) GCC: Cullercoats Radio 2204 SITOR-B gale-warning, not listed for this time!? (27 Jan 02)(HPT) GNI: Niton Radio [S] 1900 SITOR-B navtex (27 Jan 02)(HPT) H: Jeddah Radio ARS 0510 navtex FEC (20-01-02) (AB) NMF: USCG COMSTA Boston 0447 NAVTEX [F] w/offshore wx. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) NMG: USCG COMSTA New Orleans 0303 NAVTEX [G] 1569km w/wx for Gulf Pagina 173 WUN-v08 of Mexico. Again at 0700z. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) 00518.0 OST: Ostende Radio [T] 1910 SITOR-B navtex (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 00518.0 P: Netherlands Coast Guard Ijmuiden 0630 NAVTEX w/4 navigation warnings. At 0640, Q: Malin Head MSRC w/NAVTEX shipping forecast issued at 0550HRS. QRT at 0642. Copied using webreceiver in Sweden. (15/Jan/02) (MADX) 00518.0 R: Monsanto Radio POR 0500 navtex FEC (20-01-02) (AB) 00518.0 R: Rome I 0255 FEC navtex nav warnings (20Feb02) (KB) 00518.0 U: Trieste I 0320 FEC navtex nav warnings (19Feb02) (KB) 00518.0 V: Augusta I 2334 FEC navtex wx (18Feb02) (KB) 00519.0 #'s: numbers station 0210z Jan 02, 2002 CW 5f groups [SN] 00520.0 BS: NDB Budaors HNG 2155 CW 25 w (29/Jan/02) (ZT) 00521.8 BSW: NDB Bucuresti - Bamesa ROU 2153 CW (29/Jan/02) (ZT) 00525.8 CH: NDB Chernaiakhiv UKR 2148 CW (29/Jan/02) (ZT) 00525.8 HG: NDB Wroclav/Strachowice POL 2146 CW (29/Jan/02) (ZT) 00570.0 : Russian Navy 2000 36-50/100/170 Long periods of 36 idles; some long and some very short msgs at 100. Clearly of tactical reach given the freq. Best guess is Kaliningrad to Baltic Fleet, the other possibility being Severomorsk for the Northern Fleet. (18Feb02) (RGA) 00570.0 : Russian Navy 2000 36-50/100/170 Long periods of 36 idles;some long and some very short msgs at 100. Clearly of tactical reach given the freq. Best guess is Kaliningrad to Baltic Fleet, the other possibility being Severomorsk for the Northern Fleet. (18Feb02) (RGA) 00570.0 : Unid 2012 RTTY/100/170 Unid mode. Msg after several minutes of sync/idling. Also heard at 0639/1809/1839/1912/1942 during the last days (18Feb02) (KB) 00598.0 J: NDB Kaposvar - Kaposujlak HNG 2201 CW (29/Jan/02) (ZT) 01610.0 WQIG897: State of Maryland Travel Information Station. 0500 AM (17/Jan/02) (MADX) 01641.0 OXJ: Torshavn Radio 1805 USB E/Vn repetition of gale-warning // 1758 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 01674.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1935 USB E/Sw wx // 1710, 1797, 2733 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 01677.0 EAS: Cabo Penas Radio 1906 E/S tfc-list // 1707 (22 Jan 02)(HPT) 01677.0 EAS: Cabo Penas Radio 1906 E/S tfc-list // 1707 (22 Jan 02)(HPT) 01680.0 LGL: Floroe Radio 1833 USB E/Norw. nav. warning (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 01692.0 SPH: Gdynia Radio 1933 USB E/Pol., storm-warning and wxforecast (24 Jan 02)(HPT) 01704.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1735 USB E navs // 1734, 1758, 2586 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 01707.0 Machichaco Radio 1906 USB E/S tfc-list // 1677 (22 Jan 02)(HPT) 01710.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1935 USB E/Sw wx // 1674, 1797, 2733 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 01728.0 LGN: Bergen Radio 1740 USB E/Norw. navs (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 01734.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1735 USB E navs // 1704, 1758, 2586 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 01758.0 OXJ: Torshavn Radio 1805 USB E/Vn repetition of gale-warning // 1641 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 01758.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1735 USB E navs // 1704, 1734, 2586 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 01758.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1735 USB E navs // 1704, 1734, 2586 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 01797.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1935 USB E/Sw wx // 1674, 1710, 2733 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 01869.0 Yarmouth CG 1641 USB E maritime information BC, wx and navs (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 01888.0 IAR: Rome Radio 1835 USB I/E navs (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 01915.0 German CG: 1958 SITOR-A wx (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 02182.0 CROSS Gris-Nez: 1933 USB F QSY (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 02182.0 CROSS Med: 1750 USB F QSY 2677 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 02182.0 CUL: Lisbon Radio 2205 USB E/Port. QSY 2693, 2741,4393 (21 Jan 02)(HPT) Pagina 174 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02182.0 02187.5 02221.0 02226.0 02311.0 02362.0 02362.5 02366.0 02391.0 02398.0 02440.0 02461.5 02463.0 02463.0 02463.0 02463.0 02474.0 02505.0 02548.0 02579.0 02586.0 02608.4 02624.0 02624.0 02642.0 02656.0 02657.0 02663.0 WUN-v08 GUD: Jersey Radio 1846 USB E QSY (28 Jan 02)(HPT) Humber CG: 1856 USB E clg. LJTS3/Cometer (28 Jan 02)(HPT) IAR: Rome Radio 1835 USB E/I QSY 1888 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) ICB: Genova Radio 1635 USB E/I QSY 1925, 2642 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) ID as Bari + Crotone Radio: 1635 USB E/I QSY 2579, 2663 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) IDC: Cagliari Radio 2005 USB E/I QSY 2680, 2719 (21 Jan 02)(HPT) IQX: Trieste Radio 1737 USB E/I QSY 1855, 2624, 2656 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) LGL: Floroe Radio 1833 USB E/Norw. QSY 1680 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) LGN: Bergen Radio 2134 USB E "no tfc on hand" (26 Jan 02)(HPT) OSU: Ostende Radio 1634 USB E/Dutch QSY 2761 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) OXJ: Torshavn Radio 1803 USB E 1641, 1758 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1734 USB E QSY 1704, 1734, 1758, 2586 for navs (20 Jan 01)(HPT) Radionaval Alges 2105 USB E/Port. QSY 2657 (21 Jan 02)(HPT) SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1934 USB E QSY (27 Jan 02)(HPT) SPH: Gdynia Radio 1933 USB E/Pol. QSY 1692 (24 Jan 02)(HPT) Yarmouth CG: 1640 USB E QSY 1869 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) YQI: Constanta Radio 1933 USB E QSY (29 Jan 02)(HPT) ---: GMDSS ALERT CHANNEL 2350 DSC 100/E/170 2353 All ships safety call by 00227530/Corsen. 2359 Safety/test call to/response from 002241024/Valencia by UK ship "Maersk Biscay/MWVQ6"/234428000. (26/Jan)(DW) XYZ: Unid 1354 ALE/USB Wkg with ABC. (12-02-02) (IB) : Aberdeen CG G 2030 USB wx reports (30-01-02) (AB) UNID: 2045 RTTY 150/825 encrypted (28 Jan 02)(HPT) : Unid 2000 CW Czech or Slovak mil marker XOSV (15-01-02) (AB) JFOW: CIS Military 2340 CW RPT BN 80 90 K. 10 groups repeated by weak correspondent. 2KGT then asks unid for repeats. (21Jan02) (RGA) : Various Dutch vessels IW 2042 USB chats about the royal wedding (01-02- (AB) : Various Dutch vessels IW 2044 USB chats (01-02- (AB) : British vessels IW 2047 USB chats (01-02- (AB) : Fishermen (?) 2347 USB Analog enciphered male voice. (21Jan02) (RGA) Irish F net: 2035 SITOR-A op-chat (18 Jan 02)(HPT) IDR: IN Rome ITA 1926 RTTY/75/850 IGJ/IDR marker. (28Jan02) (RGA) IDR: IN Rome ITA 1926 RTTY/75/850 IGJ/IDR marker. (28Jan02) (RGA) no c/s: I Ny 2050 ITA-2 75/R/850 mrk from IGJ41/IGJ42/IDR2/ IDR3/IDR8 (18 Jan 02)(HPT) no c/s: I Ny 2050 ITA-2 75/R/850 mrk from IGJ41/IGJ42/IDR2/IDR3/IDR8 (18 Jan 02)(HPT) PBC: Dutch Navy Goeree NLD 2157 RTTY/75/850 CARBs (27-01-02) (AB) DLGQ:.0 German cg vessel Neustadt BG11 pos rpt INT ARQ 100 27-01-02 06,55 (BvR) : Enigma M51 1933 CW NR 48J 28 20:32:21 2002=HIRSS PBWID ZZCBD...(28Jan02) (RGA) IPB: Bari Radio 1636 USB I/E nav. warnings // 2663 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1735 USB E navs // 1704, 1734, 1758 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) FUO: French Navy Toulon FRA 2155 RTTY/75/850 FAAA de FUO test (27-01-02) (AB) IQX: Trieste Radio 1737 USB I/E navs // 2656; 1855 announced but not audible here (20 Jan 02)(HPT) IQX: Trieste Radio I 2140 USB nav wngs (27-01-02) (AB) ICB: Genova Radio I 2133 USB nav wngs (27-01-02) (AB) IQX: Trieste Radio 1737 USB I/E navs // 2624; 1855 announced but not audible here (20 Jan 02)(HPT) Radionaval Alges 2106 USB E/Port. wx, navigational warnings (21 Jan 02)(HPT) IPC: Bari Radio via Crotone tx: 1636 USB I/E nav. warn. // Pagina 175 WUN-v08 2579 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 02677.0 CROSS Med: 1750 USB F wx (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 02680.0 4XZ: Israeli Navy Haifa ISR 2345 CW VVV 4XZ 4XZ = = (26-01-02) (AB) 02680.0 4XZ: Ny Haifa 1856 cw, vvv (28 Jan 02)(HPT) 02680.0 IDC: Cagliari Radio 2005 USB I/E navs // 2719 (21 Jan 02)(HPT) 02693.0 CUL: Lisbon Radio 2206 USB E/Port. wkg. frequencies, tfc- list // 2741, 4393 (21 Jan 02)(HPT) 02719.0 IDC: Cagliari Radio 2005 USB I/E navs // 2680 (21 Jan 02)(HPT) 02733.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1935 USB E/Sw wx // 1674, 1710, 1797 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 02741.0 CUL: Lisbon Radio 2206 USB E/Port. wkg. frequencies, tfc- list // 2693, 4393 (21 Jan 02)(HPT) 02748.0 YQI: Constanta Radio 1933 USB E wx, navs (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 02759.0 : CIS Military 1936 81-81/81/200 Cipher. (28Jan02) (RGA) 02761.0 OSU: Ostende Radio 1635 USB E/Dutch information to shipping, navs (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 02789.0 FUE: FN BREST 2054 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker "FAAA de FUE testing ry's sg's figs kilo" (22/Jan)(DW) 02795.0 ESA: TALLINN RADIO 2316 CW Chan free marker "de ESA" (22/Jan)(DW) 02813.9 MTI: RN PLYMOUTH 2148 RTTY 75/R/200 CARB "02 02a MTI" (26/Jan)(DW) 02815.0 CH8N: Unid 2349 CW Msg 430 22 0050=227=CH8N (hand keyed) = (5FGs auto keyed). From DTG E.European. Czech? (21Jan02) (RGA) 02816.5 ---: UNID 2145 CW Tfc in offline encrypt in machine cw. Brief op sigs by hand. Wkng CH8N? (26/Jan)(DW) 02829.5 SPB28: Szczecin Radio 1500 SITOR-B tfc-list, Pol nx, schedule 1629 off // 13022, 19697.5 (24 Jan 02)(HPT) 02829.5 SPB28: SZCZECIN RADIO 2153 CW Chan free marker "de SPB" (26/Jan)(DW) 02840.7 : Deutsche Kstenwache (CG) Cuxhaven GER 1940 ARQ Sea areas forecasts in GG. Signs Seewetterdienst Hamburg. (28Jan02) (RGA) 02840.7 German CG: 2002 SITOR-A wx (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 02845.0 PBB: DN DEN HELDER 2203 RTTY 75/N/850 CARB "02b 04a 06b 08y PBB" (26/Jan)(DW) 02965.0 : Bangkok volmet THA 2242 USB (19-01-02) (AB) 03000.0 : Unid Fishermen 2037 USB SE English accents. Much swearing about the weather. (28Jan02) (RGA) 03137.0 180215: C-5 68-00215 0102 ALE/USB Sounds (27Jan02) (SA) 03137.0 ABCD: unid a/c 2325 ALE/USB Wkg PLA (11Jan02) (SA) 03158.0 FDY: Orleans French Air Forces France, Baudot 50 Bds 00:10 test " Test de FDY voyez le brick geant que j'examine pres du wharf ryryryryryry..." 04/02/2002 (S) 03172.5 IMB: ROME MET 2049 RTTY 50/R/850 Met tfc. Offair btwn msgs (27/Jan)(DW) 03179.0 FDI8: French Air Force, Nice FRA 2058 USB voice mirror (30-01-02) (AB) 03264.4 SAB: GW NODE GOETEBORG 2345 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "SAB" then wkng ship in Globedata (27/Jan)(DW) 03288.5 ---: GAF? ?LOC 2353 ARQ/E 85.7/I/170 4RC. Betas. No tfc thru 0002z (27/Jan)(DW) 0330Z A1 1 pax, neg cargo pass to Metro for WX at CYQX (Gander) (21Jan02) (SA) 03330.0 CHU: Time Station Ottawa 0359 AM w/announcement in French and English. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) 03340.0 L: Russian navy St Petersburg RUS 0026 CW Channel marker (27-01-02) (AB) 03390.0 MGJ: RN Base Faslane Scotland 2044 RTTY/75/850 '02 04' with carrier off between strings. (28Jan02) (RGA) 03390.0 MGJ: RN FASLANE 1911 RTTY 75/N/850 CARB "02 04 MGJ" (31/Jan)(DW) 03401.7 RITA: LATVIAN RITA NET 1920 Packet 300/200 Packet bursts but most too weak to decode. RITA01 RITA94 DIGI3 (31/Jan)(DW) 03440.0 FRL1150: Unid 2047 CW Repeats FRL1150 many times ending with AR. (28Jan02) (RGA) 03485.0 : Gander Radio CAN 2355 USB volmet (19-01-02) (AB) Pagina 176 WUN-v08 03485.0 GANDER VOLMET: Gander NFLD CAN 1156 USB Canadian airfields fcasts. (21Jan02) (RGA) 03624.9 W1AW: ARRL HQ 2338 RTTY 45.5/R/170 Reasonably strong but fair/poor copy. Keplerian bulletin. Changes to fec 100bd/170Hz. Still fair/poor copy. Offair 2358z (12/Feb)(DW) 03667.0 ---: EGYPTIAN AIRFIELD NET ? 2311 ARQ/E 46.2/E/170 4RC. Betas thru 2322z (14/Feb)(DW) 03673.0 Dutch Coastguard: 0940 USB Northsea WX English and Dutch Language, Mentioning next WX at 2140 UTC. (11/02/02) (PD) 03687.9 RBV70: TASHKENT MET ? 2323 FAX 90/576/N/800 Cyclic beat then stop tones otherwise deep in noise floor. (14/Feb)(DW) 03737.0 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 0900 cw, nawip/powesta // 439.5, 8605, 12973, 17152 (22 Jan 02)(HPT) 03737.0 UIW: KaliningradRadio RUS 2052 CW NAWIP wx fcasts. (28Jan02) (RGA) 03740.0 LZW: Varna Radio 1904 USB E wx (24 Jan 02)(HPT) 03764.4 PBB: DN DEN HELDER 2335 RTTY 75/N/850 CARB. "02b 04a 06b 08y PBB" (14/Feb)(DW) 03782.0 CTP: PN LISBON 2338 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker "NAWS de CTP qsx 04 06 08 12 ar" (14/Feb)(DW) 03810.0 HD2IOA: Guayaquil TS, EQA 0600 AM/LSB beeps & announcement, readable at times, QRM by FDI8 marker (15Jan02) (KB) 03813.0 : Enigma M51 2106 CW NR63J 22:06:12 2002=AUJJV SXUXZ... // 2548. (28Jan02) (RGA) 03829.7 : German Coast Guard GER 2113 ARQ weather in German from Wetterdienst Hamburg (26-01-02) (AB) 03893.0 ---: UNID 2315 CW Tfc in offline encrypt (5 fig grps) 32wpm. EOM/offair (15/Feb)(DW) 03893.0 ---: UNID 2315 CW Tfc in offline encrypt (5 fig grps) 32wpm.EOM/offair (15/Feb)(DW) 03899.2 ---: FF PARIS 2321 ARQ/342 200/E/400 8rc. 2 chan tdm. Chans A: B: betas. 2326z Chan B: opchat "recu ton nr004 okokok zczc fdxb001//fdxb002//fdxb003//" then "pp RFFSBIA" and "RFFT" (15/Feb)(DW) 04020.0 NATO Air Defence System 1907 LINK-11/1364/USB (29Jan02) (RGA) 04024.0 WPAH: Unid central European mil 2258 CW 5C3U 5C3U 5C3U DE WPAH WPAH (18-01-02) (AB) 04043.0 P: Russian navy Kaliningrad RUS 2300 CW Channel marker "P" for 5 minutes, followed by unreadable RTTY and back again to "P" for 5 minutes. S/off at 2315 (18-01-02) (AB) 04110.0 BRL: Romanian MOI Braila 1957 ALE/USB Calls BOT/Botosani. [AMD] 3xCHR$(149) B2@ (16Feb02) (RGA) 04110.0 BRLB2: ROM MOI Braila 2057 ALE/USB Calls PJLB2/Unid. (16Feb02) (RGA) 04210.5 ESA: Tallinn Radio 1702 SITOR-B schedule (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 04210.5 ESA: Tallinn Radio 1702 SITOR-B schedule, navigational warnings (the latter not scheduled for HF) // 8422, 12593, 16826 (11 Dec 01)(HPT) 04212.0 XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 1930 cw, xsq + SITOR (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 04218.5 LZW: Varna Radio 16.47 SITOR-B tfc-list // 6330, 8421.5, 12587, 16879 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 04218.5 LZW: Varna Radio 16.47 SITOR-B tfc-list // 6330, 8421.5,12587, 16879 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 04241.0 4XZ: Israeli Navy Haifa ISR 2345 CW VVV 4XZ 4XZ = = (26-01-02) (AB) 04253.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio TUR 2022 CW QSX marker (14-01-02) (AB) 04262.0 LFI: Rogaland Radio GW-node 1745 cw, lfi + DIG (29 Jan 02) (HPT) 04268.0 VTG4: Indian Navy Mumbai IND 2057 CW VVV marker (27-01-02) (AB) 04273.0 SAA: Karlskrona Radio S 2021 CW QSX marker (14-01-02) (AB) 04280.0 PBC34: DN GOEREE ISLAND 0025 RTTY 75/N/850 CARB. Wkng ships on channels 02a and 04b (18/Feb)(DW) 04283.0 XSV: Tianjin Radio 1824 cw, cq (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 04292.0 IAR: Roma Radio I 2029 CW Weather (14-01-02) (AB) 04295.5 FUE: French navy Brest FRA 2109 RTTY/75/??? FUE TEST tape (14-01-02) (AB) 04320.0 IAR4: Rome Radio 1025 cw, vvv wkg. QRGs (22 Jan 02)(HPT) Pagina 177 WUN-v08 04320.3 IAR: Rome R. 0507 CW Scrambled W/VVV and QSX 17296.1 kHz and 16414 ship and coastal staitons. (13-01-02) (JE) 04325.0 R: Russian mil Izhevsk RUS 2048 CW channel marker (14-01-02) (AB) 04331.0 4XZ: Israeli Navy Haifa ISR 2024 CW marker (14-01-02) (AB) 04331.0 4XZ: Israeli Navy Haifa ISR 2345 CW VVV 4XZ 4XZ = = (26-01-02) (AB) 04369.0 : Israeli Intelligence ISR 2048 AM CIO2 (14-01-02) (AB) 04373.6 : Unid 2150 UNID/150/150 ACF=17. Idles briefly on mark between bursts. Bit pattern after idle changes slowly with time. Prints fairly consistently if decoded as RTTY/ITA2, but by ear the speed is probably 300. Reported by Klaus (KB). (20Feb02) (RGA) 04393.0 CUL: Lisbon Radio 2206 USB E/Port. wkg. frequencies, tfc- list // 2693, 2741 (21 Jan 02)(HPT) 04395 D3QK: Unid 1541 CW Very slow free marker: j7xd j7xd j7xd = d3qk d3qk d3qk ar. (13-02-02) (IB) 04396.3 QR2U: Slovak Air Force Trencin 1922 MORSE/--/120 KP6F. (29Jan02) (RGA) 04433.5 Charlie: 0135 USB w/India in probable communications exercise. References to black boxes and mixed media transmissions as well as audio only transmissions. (20/JAN/02) (RP3) ((NOTE: Thanks to tip from Jack Metcalf)). 04439.0 2SLC: Possible Chinese Mil 1925 CW Free marker: V MW3D MW3D MW3D de 2SLC 2SLC (rptd). (31-01-02) (IB) 04442.0 : NATO System 2311 LINK-11/1364/USB Very active. (21Jan02) (RGA) 04490.0 AAT3BFMARS: US Army MARS Station Delaware 0032 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB w/sounding call. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 04500.0 AFA2ER; US Air Force MARS Tampa, FL 0123 USB wkg AFF2WV w/late net check in. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 04500.0 AFA2TB: US Air Force MARS Winchester TN 0124 USB wkg AFF2WV w/late net check in. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 04500.0 AFF2WV: US Air Force MARS West Virginia 0123 USB w/US Air Force MARS late stations net call. AFA2WT, AFA2ER: Tampa FL, and AFA2TB: Winchester TN active on freq. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 04517.0 0000130011: Unid 1348 ALE/LSB Sounding. Also heard: 0000220014 (06-02-02) (IB) 04549.0 0000410012: Unid 1129 ALE/LSB Sounds. (11-02-02) (IB) 04555.2 dlvh: ZB Emden 0905 sitor-a #89836 selcall:fdkr tfc to kuewaz d (clg ipva) 12-Jan-02 (wp3) 04555.2 German CG: 1950 SITOR-A wx from Seewetteramt Hamburg, ending with "Gute Wache" = "Good watch" (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 04560.0 E10: MOSSAD Numbers Station 0236 AM YL/EE/5LGs already in progress. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 04601.0 Irish F net: 2030 SITOR-A 5fgs, op-chat, F2 will call U there for line-check, found them on 2461.5 (18 Jan 02)(HPT) 04601.5 : Unid Irish Def Force 1930 ARQ 5LGs. Selcal CVVD/PT35 Dierdre. Poor copy. (29Jan02) (RGA) 04601.7 FDG: F AF Bordeaux 1944 ITA-2 50/170 ry, wharfs (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 04601.7 FDG: F AF Bordeaux 1944 ITA-2 50/170 ry, wharfs (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 04625.0 : Unid 1940 UNID Wide spectrum of tones around 180 Hz spacing around unmod carrier. Bursts around every 2 secs. Foghorn like sound. (29Jan02) (RGA) 04625.0 S28: The Buzzer 0246 USB. (13/Jan/02) (MADX) 04645.0 : Tallinn Volmet EST 2353 USB (19-01-02) (AB) 04665.0 PBB: DN DEN HELDER 1950 RTTY 75/N/850 Very weak. CARB "02b 04a 06b 08y PBB" - spur? (18/Feb)(DW) 04678.0 224: Possible Chinese military 1322 ALE/USB Sounding. (06-02-02) (IB) 04710.0 Unid: O/M (South Korean): 1150 USB w/unheard station. (29/JAN/02) (RP3) 04710.0 Unid: O/M (South Korean): 1150 USB w/unheard station.(29/JAN/02) (RP3) 04721.0 100453: Rch-0453 C-5 70-0453 0039 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) inb next frag-15 A2 Pagina 178 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04738.0 04739.0 04739.0 WUN-v08 (20Jan02) (SA) 100453: Rch-0453 C-5 70-0453 0902 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE for PP to Ramstein (17Jan02) (SA) 160014: Rch-624Y C-5 86-0014 0002 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) PP to Metro nothing heard (09Jan02) (SA) 170039: C-5 87-0039 1538 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (20Jan02) (SA) 190005: C-5 69-0005 0049 ALE/USB Wkg CRONPR (Rckwll-Col) (31Jan02) (SA) 190005: C-5 69-0005 0049 ALE/USB Wkg CRONPR (Rckwll-Col) (31Jan02) (SA) 200171: Rch-340Y C-17 00-0171 1646 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) next dest as frag + metro for WX at EDDF (Frankfurt) 1800Z (04Feb02) (SA) 200201: C-17 00-0201/ZZ171 0235 ALE/USB Wkg 200204 C-17 00-0204/ZZ174 (07Feb02) (SA) 200534: Rch-002Y C-17 90-0534 1902 ALE/USB Wkg CROwith ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAGNNNN (Incirlik) inb 0330Z A1 + WX (15Feb02) (SA) 240068: Rch-186Y C-17 94-0068 0323 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) very broken (16Jan02) (SA) 250107: C-17 95-0107 0747 ALE/USB SOUNDS (20Jan02) (SA) 260007: Rch-88 C-17 096-0007 2040 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 3184349551NNNN (Prince Sultan AB Saudi) ans by Capt ???." 88 req permission to proceed". "permission granted its a go " also failed PP later by C-17 94-0065 (25Jan02) (SA) 270047: Rch-809I C-17 97-0047 0433 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD943308742NNNN (Rhein-main AMCC) inb your station 0655Z A1 26 crew. 3pax, cargo 1 box. Crew billeting prefer off base.Transfer crew bags to tail no 91189, after crew rest will be returning to US with this a/c only to be told it had already left and they would be assigned another a/c (19Jan02) (SA) 280055: C-17 98-0055 1929 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (26Jan02) (SA) 290061: C-16 99-0061 0307 ALE/USB Sounds (26Jan02) (SA) 290061:Rch-296Y C-17 99-0061 0014 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) Hilda unable to copy (30Jan02) (SA) 290064: Rch-046Y C-17 99-0064 0524 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 3146242740NNNN (Sigonella ATOC??) inb your station frag+30 A1 (13Jan02) (SA) 290165: Rch-506Y C-167 99-0165 1825 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 3143306697NNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main) inb 2120Z A1 (16Feb02) (SA) 50028: Blue-41 KC-10 85-0028 0642 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP's to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) giving Refueling and Fighter Status + req WX for the various Diversion bases along the way. Fighters Retro91-92 into Lakenheath. Probably two back from rework (16Jan02) (SA) 50028: Blue-41 KC-10 85-0028 0642 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP's to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) giving Refueling and Fighter Status + req WX for the various Diversion bases along the way. Fighters Retro91-92 into Lakenheath. Probably two back from rework (16Jan02) (SA) CEF: Westover 0133 ALE/USB Wkg 190020 C-5 69-0020 (15Jan02) (SA) CEF: Westover 0133 ALE/USB Wkg 190020 C-5 69-0020 (15Jan02) (SA) IDR: Italian Ny Rome 1900 USB, wkg G3Q in Italian & EE voice + unid data mode (17-Jan-02) (MB3) MIK: control clg 4623 0245z 19/Jan/02 (CP) Mink Control: (US accent): 0117 USB w/Swordfish 23 (P-3C, foreign accent) and Eagle 22 (P-3C US accent).At 0129 Eagle 22 w/High Voltage passing Spare Group 5 report for himself and Spare Group 9 report for Swordfish 23. (20/JAN/02) (RP3) Trident 44: (P-3C,VP-26 "TRIDENTS", NAS BRUNSWICK ): 0404 USB Pagina 179 04739.0 04744.0 04745.0 04944.0 04950.0 04950.0 04950.0 04951.5 04951.5 04958.0 05063.0 05078.0 05097.0 05104.0 05132.0 05149.0 05149.0 05159.0 05204.0 05206.0 05236.0 05236.0 05275.0 05334.0 05344.0 05355.0 05355.0 05379.0 05379.0 05379.0 05379.0 WUN-v08 w/Golden Hawk (TSCC, NAS Brunswick) w/Spare Group report. (10/JAN/02) (RP3) Trident 44: (P-3C,VP-26 "TRIDENTS", NAS BRUNSWICK ): 0404 USB w/Golden Hawk (TSCC, NAS Brunswick) w/Spare Group report.(10/JAN/02) (RP3) Unid: O/M (JJ): 1146 USB passing probable tracking information. Reports consist of English color word plus Japanese figures. (29/JAN/02) (RP3) CRONPR: Rockwell-Collins Managed GATM Net Croughton GBR 0022 ALE/USB Sounds. (11Feb02) (RGA) : Bundeswehr System 1945 ARQ-E/85.7/160 Encrypted. (29Jan02) (RGA) PAR: Rockwell-Collins Paris 2324 ALE/USB Sounds. (21Jan02) (RGA) TOU: Rockwell-Collins Toulouse FRA 2311 ALE/USB Sounds. (21Jan02) (RGA) TOU: Rockwell-Collins Toulouse FRA 2311 ALE/USB Sounds.(21Jan02) (RGA) : M21 Russian Air Defence 2315 CW =990216??8???? etc. (21Jan02) (RGA) UNID: 0050 cw 99T345??8????? counting to 99T348??8?????(question marks transmitted) (27 Jan 02)(HPT) : Numbers station M10 1720 CW 555 555 555 780 780 780 24 181 181 181 28 etc (19-01-02) (AB) : Numbers station M10 in progress. 2118 CW 5FGs, ends with = 276 276 35 35 TTT (14-01-02) (AB) BU2P2: Unid Romanian MOI 1923 ALE/USB Calls CTAP2/Unid who responds. (16Feb02) (RGA) CFH: Canadian Forces Halifax CAN 2145 RTTY/75/??? NAWS de CFH (21-01-02) (AB) UNID: US Fishing Vessels 0604 USB w/discussion of squid catches. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) 107: Turkish Red Crescent Net 1955 ALE/USB Calls 102. (29Jan02) (RGA) : Enigma M51 1950 CW NR02J 290 20:50:25 2002=AOBGC SISMH..... (29Jan02) (RGA) : Enigma M51 1950 CW NR02J 290 20:50:25 2002=AOBGC SISMH.....(29Jan02) (RGA) 4XZ: Israeli Navy Haifa ISR 2141 CW VVV DE 4XZ 4XZ = = (26-01-02) (AB) UNISYFYX: Unid ICAO AFTN 0825 RTTY/50/500 ZCZC ESD150 0827 DD UNISYFYX 300826 UNISYFYX CH LR MED033 CH LR CED025 NNNN. (30-01-02) (IB) : UNID 0807 USB Possibly Dutch Army stations checking coms, callsigns Control (German ?) KL (English), KG (Dutch), talking about sending messages like X18T001 and X18T002 Format 12. (19/02/02) (PD) AAR4LL (NCS): 0057 USB / wkg WGY9494 (Lakewood, CO) in the SHARES se region net. (03Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) WGY9494: FEMA-Lakewood, CO 0100 LSB / checking into the SHARES nw regional coordination net. (03Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) Unid: O/M (FF): 1232 USB w/O/M (FF) in non-official conversation. FF is Canadian accent. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 100: Possible Chinese Mil 1004 ALE/LSB Wkg with 300 + opchat in CC (OM). (13-02-02) (IB) 555: Unid Enigma 2256 CW Fast 5FGs ending 000 000. (21Jan02) (RGA) DRINI: Albanian MOI 2251 ALE/USB Calls FUSHA & C5S. (Drini is a river in Albania). (21Jan02) (RGA) SHQIPONJA: Albanian MOI (Tiran,?) 2012 ALE/USB Calls DRINI/Drini. (17Feb02) (RGA) DIAMANTE: Albanian MOI/Military 1914 ALE/USB Calls DRINI who responds. (29Jan02) (RGA) DRI: ALBANIAN MOI? DRINI 1810 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Responding to SHQIPONJA (03/Feb)(DW) SHQ: Albanian MOI (Tiran,?) 2007 ALE/USB Calls DRI/Drini. (17Feb02) (RGA) SHQIPONJA: ALBANIAN MOI? ?LOC 1811 MIL.STD 188-144A ALE on Pagina 180 05379.0 05395.0 05401.6 05450.0 05450.0 05450.0 05461.0 05471.0 05471.9 05505.0 05505.0 05505.0 05520.0 05589.0 05616.0 05659.0 05680.0 05680.0 05684.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05699.0 05708.0 05708.0 05708.0 05708.0 05708.0 05708.0 05708.0 05708.0 05708.0 WUN-v08 usb. Clnging DRI/Drini (03/Feb)(DW) TWLC: Poss Albanian MOI/Military 2026 ALE/USBCalls TXXX who responds, followed by modem activity. (28Jan02) (RGA) 055: Unid East Asian Net 1441 ALE/USB Sounds. (14-02-02) (IB) AE1USA: Edingen, Germany 20.40 Pactor MARSGRAMS to AE1GLR, location unknown (20Jan02). (PT) : RAF volmet G 2354 USB (19-01-02) (AB) MVU: RAF VOLMET 0610 USB w/aviation wx. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) MVU:.0 RAF volmet West Drayton wx G USB 26-01-02 17,39 (BvR) : Unid. Possible Chinese Mil 1049 RTTY/50/1000 643 499 36 0131 1830 --- header 7391 7562 2054 1490 4675 6718 2961 2439 0058 0019...<clip> gsl 1907. RYs. u qa. (31-01-02) (IB) 202: Possible Chinese 1300 ALE/USB (25-01-02) Wkg 222 + MFSK8 with 200 Hz shift 111 Baud. (25-01-02) (IB) UNID: 1810 CW / ' 99167 99167 T3578 T3578 27492 27492 T5562 T5562 322T9' (03/Feb/2002) (Gastone Cucutau) : Shannon volmet IRL 2354 USB (19-01-02) (AB) EIP: Shannon VOLMET 0613 USB w/aviation wx. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) EIP:.0 Shannon volmet wx reports IRL USB 26-01-02 17,41 (BvR) BDU0: Chinese military CW 1024 Free marker: v js4x js4x js4x de bdu0 bdu0 // 5241 non synchron. (12-02-02) (IB) : El Al LDOC ISR 2245 USB skg unid El Al aircraft in Hebrew (19-01-02) (AB) Gander Aero: 0054 USB E wkg. Reach 014Y, pos. rpt (27 Jan 02)(HPT) SPB: SzczecinRadio POL 2022 ARQ/100/250 CWID. Spurious. f2 of 2829.5 (11Feb02) (RGA) 225: Possible Chinese military 1055 ALE/USB Sounding. (04-02-02) (IB) RIGA RESCUE: Riga LVA 1644 USB Wkg unid in unknown language (Lett?) on European Distress Common Freq. (20Feb02) (RGA) CWL92: Unid RAF Cranwell Dominie Aircraft 1900 USB Wkg MKH5/Cranwell on AEO training net. 5145n00136w FL50. Est 5200n00058e 1947 Mach 0.69 next 5212n00010e 1955. (18Feb02)(RGA) Camslant Chesapeake: 0100 USB w/CG 6031 (HH-60, CGAS Elizabeth City) securing radio guard. (15/JAN/02) (RP3) Camslant Chesapeake: 0125 USB w/CG 6015 (HH-60J,CGAS Clearwater ) securing radio guard. (20/JAN/02) (RP3) Camslant Chesapeake: 2218 USB w/CG 6014 (HH-60J, AR&SC Elizabeth City) in radio checks. (8/JAN/02) (RP3) Camslant: 0331 USB w/CG 6032 (HH-60J CGAS Clearwater) in position report (2033N/7305W). (26/JAN/02) (RP3) Winnepeg Military: 2348 USB w/Gonzo 35 & 37 (CC-142s) in radio checks. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) 100457: Rch-530Y C-5 70-0457 0622 ALE/USB Wkg GTL with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) inb KDOV(Dover) 0930Z A1 17 pax,16 crew, 84000 cargo thru load (24Jan02) (SA) 160021: USAF C-5B #86-0021 0445 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg OFF: Offutt AFB. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) 160021: USAF C-5B #86-0021 0445 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg OFF:Offutt AFB. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) 170027: Rch-Z6 C-6 87-0027 0013 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE trying to raise Hilda E with no success (09Jan02) (SA) 170173: Rch-7173 C-5 67-0173 0244 ALE/USB Wkg CEF Westover ALE+VOICE with Casino Royalle (c/p) working out prob with mission (16Feb02) (SA) 200204: C-17 00-0204/ZZ174 0315 ALE/USB Sounds (08Feb02) (SA) 223291: Rch-224Y C-17 92-3291 0313 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD87791748NNNN (Hilda E) with 3 hour out call frag +10 A1, 1 pallet, 1pax + Metro for Frankfurt at 0540Z (27Jan02) (SA) 260004: Rch-674Y C-17 96-0004 2111 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPMETNNNN (Hilda Metro) req WX at LICZ (Sigonella) at 2200Z and OTBD (Doha Qatar) at 0300Z (26Jan02) (SA) 270041: Rch-7041 C-17 97-0041 0413 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for PP to Hilda Metro for Frankfurt 0700Z WX (12Jan02) (SA) Pagina 181 WUN-v08 05708.0 270041:Rch-60Y C-17 97-0041 0012 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) pass to LTAG (Incirlik) inb 0245Z A1 15000 off load (01Feb02) (SA) 05708.0 270047: C-17 97-0047 0403 ALE/USB Wkg PLA with ALE init PP to [AMD] CCCCD87791748NNNN (Hilda E) reporting a fault with a/crft, unable next dest. Patch failed many times no more heard (24Jan02) (SA) 05708.0 290061: Rch-439Y C-17 99-0061 1748 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 3143308742NNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-main) req patch to Metro for WX at Frankfurt and ETAR (Ramstein) 2010Z (07Feb02) (SA) 05708.0 290063: Rch-731Y C-17 99-0063 0022 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALEinit PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) inb ETAR (Ramstein) at 0120Z neg pax, neg cargo, req info on quiet hours waiver. "no waiver" divert to Frankfurt (07Feb02) (SA) 05708.0 290064: Rch-544Y C-17 99-0064 0300 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-main) inb 0445Z req patch to Metro. "not phone patch capable!!!" (07Feb02) (SA) 05708.0 290168: Rch-88 C-17 99-0168 1811 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to ] [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) arr last station 1625Z, dep 1733Z, next Keflavik at 2035Z, neg pax& cargo, req 1500000 lbs fuel (21Jan02) (SA) 05708.0 290169: Rch-002Y C-17 99-0169 0712 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) in the blocks LICZ (Sigonella ) 0840Z, "req permission to depart 3 hours early if pax and cargo ok" (08Feb02) (SA) 05708.0 360151: C-141 66-0151 1605 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (26Jan02) (SA) 05708.0 563606: KC-135 56-2606 0541 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (26Jan02) (SA) 05708.0 KARIM: unid 1956 ALE/USB Wkg HILEL unid these two made a few contacts on this freq through the evening and into 06 Feb (05Feb02) (SA) 05708.0 REACH 6021 0437 USB wkg CROUGHTON w/pp to unid Ops (poss Rota Ops). (19/Jan/02) (MADX) 05710.5 REA4: AF HQ Moscow RUS 1956 REVS/50/1000 Idling. (29Jan02) (RGA) 05717.0 Halifax Military: 1208 USB w/Rescue 306 (CC-130E # 130306, 413th Sqdn, CFB Greenwood) establishing listening & selcal watch. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 05717.0 Halifax Military: 1208 USB w/Rescue 306 (CC-130E # 130306,413th Sqdn, CFB Greenwood) establishing listening & selcal watch. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 05717.0 Trenton Military: 1212 USB w/Halifax Military in radio checks and assuming radio guard on this freq. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 05770.0 0000130012: unid 1636 ALE/LSB Sounding. Also heard: 0000120014,0000210012, 0000220012 (08-02-02) (IB) 05783.5 5HZP: Unid UK Military Training Net NCS 1030 UNID/75/1000 Data with voice steerage. Net included 5E0P 7BAF FQ5B. (20Feb02) (RGA) 05786.0 NOMADE1: R&S Mobile 2117 ALE/USB Calls NOMADE2. (19Feb02) (RGA) 05833.0 226: Possible Chinese military 1252 ALE/USB Sounding. (07-02-02) (IB) 05882.2 ---:Bucharest meteo ROUMANIA 2152 17 Feb 02 RTTY 050 wx tfc (EB) 05909.0 VVIJ: Unid 0322 CW Wkg with O8JO qsa no qsy 22448 k qsa no qsa1 nil sl dslv? (13-02-02) (IB) 06233.0 CD324: Possible Indian Police 1323 PACKET/300/200 Wkg CD309. '...ipc. and remanded for 3 (three) days in police custody...'. (29-01-02) (IB) 06233.0 CD324: Possible Indian Police 1323 PACKET/300/200 Wkg CD309.'...ipc. and remanded for 3 (three) days in police custody...'. (29-01-02) (IB) 06270.0 E10: Mossad Numbers Station 0508 AM YL/EE w/5LGs already in progress. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) 06318.5 JWL: unid 0105 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg STK: unid. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) 06318.5 JWL: unid 0115 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB w/sounding call. Pagina 182 06318.5 06318.5 06318.5 06318.5 06318.5 06318.5 06318.5 06318.5 06322.0 06323.5 06324.0 06330.0 06330.4 06331.0 06347.9 06352.0 06357.0 06372.5 06374.0 06377.6 06379.0 06379.0 06380.0 06386.5 06389.0 06389.1 06399.0 06399.9 06401.0 06427.0 06467.0 06482.0 06507.0 06532.0 06550.0 06550.0 06604.0 06683.0 WUN-v08 (19/Jan/02) (MADX) JWL: unid 0122 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg GRH: unid. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) JWL: unid 0122 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg GRH: unid. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) JWL: unid 0515 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB w/sounding call. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) JWL: unid 0915 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB w/sounding call. Also at 1315z, 1715z, and 2115z. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) RT1: unid 0511 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg STK: unid. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) STK: unid 0507 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg JWL: unid. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) STK: unid 0903 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB w/sounding call. Also at 1303z, 1703z, and 2103z. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) STK: unid 0903 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB w/sounding call. Also at 1303z, 1703z, and 2103z. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) ZSC: Capetown Radio 2114 cw, zsc + SITOR (26 Jan 02)(HPT) NMC: USCG CAMSPAC Point Reyes 0538 CW w/call and free idle. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) VCT: Globe Wireless Tors Cove 0538 CW w/call and free idle. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) LZW: Varna Radio 16.47 SITOR-B tfc-list // 4218.5, 8421.5,12587, 16879 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 8PO:Barbados radio BARBADOS 2133 17 Feb 02 CW/Globe callband (EB) LZW: VarnaRadio BUL 2250 FEC (250102) (PLW) FUE: F Ny Brest 2122 ITA-2 150/N/850 FAA, ry (26 Jan 02)(HPT) SAB: Goeteborg Radio 2125 cw, sab + DIG (26 Jan 02)(HPT) SAA: Karlskrona, Sweden 20.40 CW Karlskrona Radio with CW marker tape (19Jan02). (PT) SAP: UNID 1444 CW ID and 16/17 data bursts (training for PactorII/III professional?) Not always regular spacing. (02/Feb)(DW) KHF: Guam Radio 2128 cw, khf + SITOR (26 Jan 02)(HPT) UNID: 2130 RTTY 75/850 with alternating polarity (26 Jan 02)(HPT) 4XZ: ISR Ny Haifa 2135 cw, vvv (24 Jan 02)(HPT) 4XZ: Israeli Navy Haifa ISR 2345 CW VVV 4XZ 4XZ = = (26-01-02) (AB) 4XZ: IDF Haifi ISRT 2240 CW 17wpm vvv de 4xz (250102) (PLW) USO: Ismail Radio 0900 cw, 4KI de uso6/uso5, tfc-list, navs, // 4277, 8586, 12965, 16909.5 (23 Jan 02)(HPT) CTP: POR Ny Oeiras 2145 ITA-2 75/850 naws (26 Jan 02)(HPT) AQP: PAK Ny Karachi 2145 cw, vvv de aqp 2/4 (24 Jan 02)(HPT) RETM: SPANISH NAVY ?LOC 1350 RTTY 100/N/850 Wx and nav wngs from ALMED (23/Jan)(DW) UON: BAKU RADIO 1905 CW Wkng ships/tfc (21/Jan)(DW) ---: HAMBURG MET 2342 RTTY 50/N/450 Spurious emission. Marker "cq de DDK2 DDH7 DDK9 frequencies 4583 kHz 7646 kHz 10100.8 kHz ry's" (22/Jan)(DW) VCS: Halifax Radio 2150 cw, vcs + SITOR (26 Jan 02)(HPT) LFI: Rogaland Radio 2219 cw, lfi + SITOR (26 Jan 02)(HPT) CLA: Habana Radio CUB 0534 CW CQ (28-01-02) (AB) VTP13: Indian navy Vishakhapatnam IND 0016 RTTY/50/700 VTP13/14 RBSL VNR RYRYRY VTP13/14 RBSL SGSGSGSG (20-01-02) (AB) 007: ARINC SHANNON 2048 HFDL on usb. Squitters. 2049 uplink to Air ID145 D-ALCN. 2050 uplink to ICAO 17070150 cfm logon as Air ID146. 2053 uplink to Air ID 145/D-ALCN (26/Jan)(DW) ARAB12: Romanian MOI Arad 2044 ALE/USB Calls RAMB12/Ramnicu Valcea. [AMD] 3xCHR$(149) B12 (16Feb02) (RGA) Coastguard Centre: Den Helder NLD 1145 USB In contact with Coastguard 03 in Dutch language. Departure message: Airborne EHVK (Valkenburg) 1443 Zulu. (21/01/02( (PD) : Gander Radio CAN volmet 2355 USB (19-01-02) (AB) Andrews AFB: USAF 0946 USB / ending comms with SAM 60206 (a C-20B Serial # 86-0206). (04Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) Pagina 183 WUN-v08 06683.0 Andrews AFB: USAF 1018 USB / working SAM 60204 (a USAF C-20B Serial # 86-0204). (04Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 06693.0 : UNID 1555 USB Calling ORION 02. No joy. (11-02-02) (JB) 06697.0 JAY WALK: EAM Bcast 0415 USB FU42XH. H+14/h+44 activity. Nothing heard 0344z. (20 Jan 02) (JH) 06697.0 QUE STICK: EAM Bcast 0137 USB (Pre 0000z STEADMAN) 7O4MOI. H+07/h+37 activity. Also noted 0007z and 0037z. (03 Feb 02) (JH) 06697.0 RINGBOLT: EAM Bcast 0708 USB 7O6HVJ. H+07/h+37 activity. (02 Feb 02) (JH) 06697.0 RINGBOLT: EAM Bcasts 0538 USB 7ORHOW & 7OBALQ (both 28-char). H+07/ h+37 activity. Probably his last xmsn for local night as nothing was heard at 0607z. (02 Feb 02) (JH) 06697.0 RINGBOLT: EAM Bcasts 0538 USB 7ORHOW & 7OBALQ (both 28char).H+07/ h+37 activity. Probably his last xmsn for local night as nothing was heard at 0607z. (02 Feb 02) (JH) 06697.0 STEADMAN: EAM Bcast 2344 USB '...my last' (caught at the tail end of his xmsn) and a moment later bcsting 7O4MOI, prompted at the end of his xmsn by someone near his position for his id. H+15/h+44 activity. Suspected TACAMO PAC. Probably use a new callsign after their new day (0000z+). (02 Feb 02) (JH) 06697.0 TEST HOP: EAM bcast 0037 USB 7ORUD7. H+07/h+37 activity. (08 Feb 02) (JH) 06705.0 113: Possible Chinese military 0625 ALE/USB Wkg with 112. (04-02-02) (IB) 06712.0 ---: AIRCRAFT UNID 0006 HFDL on usb. Air ID021 (Flight Nr given as unknown) psn 57.14N 38.14W (16/Feb)(DW) 06712.0 ---: FLIGHT LH7981 1921 HFDL on usb. Downlink to Reykjavick. Psn 55.12N 14.55E 1921z (04/Feb)(DW) 06712.0 ---: FLIGHT LH7981 1921 HFDL on usb. Downlink to Reykjavick.Psn 55.12N 14.55E 1921z (04/Feb)(DW) 06712.0 ---: FLIGHT LH8201 1924 HFDL on usb. Downlink to Reykjavick. Psn 48.58N 2.11E (04/Feb)(DW) 06712.0 ---: FLIGHT LH8201 1924 HFDL on usb. Downlink to Reykjavick.Psn 48.58N 2.11E (04/Feb)(DW) 06712.0 003: ARINC REYKJAVICK 1917 HFDL on usb. Squitters. Periodic qrm fm USAF Andrews on same channel (04/Feb)(DW) 06712.0 003: ARINC REYKJAVICK 2336 HFDL on usb. Squitters. 2355 uplink logon cfm to a/c ICAO 51466246 as Air ID23 (15/Feb)(DW) 06712.0 ANDREWS: EAM Bcast 0945 USB EAM FYC7PK also 8.992/11.175/11.244/13.200/15.016 (17Jan02) (JB) 06712.0 Circus Vert: (HQs CFAP, Villacoublay): 2145 USB w/unidentified aircraft (callsign missed) w/departure message. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) 06715.0 AF6: C-20C 85-0050 0040 ALE/USB Sounds (12Feb02) (SA) 06715.0 E41: Unid 0734 ALE/USB Wish I had caught the whole string on this one, it might have been interesting. (29Jan02) (SA) 06721.0 100448: C-5 70-0448 0834 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (21Jan02) (SA) 06721.0 170032: C-5 87-0032 1842 ALE/USB Sounds (29Jan02) (SA) 06721.0 170033: Rch-7033 C-5 87-0033 0449 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) routed CYEG (Edmonton) to ETAR (Ramstein) A2 for cabin pressure prob diverting to EGUN (Mildenhall) (12Feb02) (SA) 06721.0 170170: USAF C5A Galaxy 67-0170 1954 ALE//USB Sounds. (29Jan02) (RGA) 06721.0 170170: USAF C5A Galaxy 67-0170 1954 ALE//USB Sounds. (29Jan02) (RGA) 06721.0 190020: C-5 69-0020 0410 ALE/USB Sounds (21Jan02) (SA) 06721.0 260006: Rch-807Y C-17 96-0006 1655 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) next dest 1800Z A1+Metro (13Jan02) (SA) 06721.0 270041: Rch-249Y C-17 97-0041 0152 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPMETNNNN (Hilda Metro) for the Frankfurt 0400Z WX (27Jan02) (SA) 06721.0 270041: Rch-249Y C-17 97-0041 0152 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPMETNNNN (Hilda Metro) for the Frankfurt 0400Z WX (27Jan02) (SA) 06721.0 280056: Rch-218Y C-17 98-0056 0141 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE Pagina 184 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06723.0 06728.0 06731.0 06733.0 06733.0 06745.0 06757.0 06761.0 06770.0 06770.0 06774.1 06833.0 06844.5 06858.0 06868.5 06900.0 06900.0 06915.0 06915.0 06915.0 WUN-v08 init PP to [AMD]CCCCD9944966146NNNN (Sembach Metro) for 0430Z WX at Rhein-Main (22Jan02) (SA) 280056: Rch-218Y C-17 98-0056 0141 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD9944966146NNNN (Sembach Metro) for 0430Z WX at Rhein-Main (22Jan02) (SA) 290058: Rch-411Y C-17 99-0058 055 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) inb next station at 290058: Rch-411Y C-17 99-0058 055 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) inb next station at 0330Z A1 1 pax, neg cargo pass to Metro for WX at CYQX (Gander) (21Jan02) (SA) 290165: Rch-419Y C-17 99-0165 0704 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) inb next 0940Z A2 + WX (10Feb02) (SA) 470120: Rch-824Y KC-1087-0120 0225 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) req Hilda pass three hour out msg to Mildenhall AMCC in the blocks 0545Z A1, 58 on board all thru neg haz, gas and go (30Jan02) (SA) DRMJ:(Selcall) C-5 ??? 2120 ALE/USB Wkg CEF Westover (14Feb02) (SA) E30557: E-3B 75-0557 0529 ALE/USB Wkg GTL with ALE init PP to [AMD] CCCCD8,2382251NNNN (Mildenhall Base Ops) after many failed patches to Moron, finally tried Mild to contact Moron for the status of his tanker ETHYL-02 (29Jan02) (SA) PLA: Lajes Field Azores 1857 ALE/USB Sounds. (17Feb02) (RGA) Unid: O/M (JJ): 0354 USB w/several O/M (JJ). Possibly military or maritime net. ((NOTE: Same type of traffic/chat as on 6728)). (10/JAN/02) (RP3) Unid: O/M (JJ): 0352 USB w/several O/M (JJ). Possibly military or maritime net. (10/JAN/02) (RP3) Tango Romeo: USB, 0645za Spanish station TANGO ROMEO was calling HOTEL FOXTROT SEIS TRES (HF63).26/Jan/02 (PP1) Unid: O/M (JJ): 0311 USB w/O/M (JJ). (26/JAN/02) (RP3) Unid: O/M (SS): 0340 USB w/O/M (SS). (26/JAN/02) (RP3) 222: Possible Chinese military 0025 ALE/USB Sounding. (08-02-02) (IB) RINGBOLT: 22-char EAM 0706 USB 7O6HVJ simulcast 8992 & 6697 with nil heard 11244. (02 Feb 02) (JH) Topcat 33: USAF C-135 Aircraft 2008 USB / working Jest 44 for AR work. Gave 303.0 MHz AM for AR freq. (29Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) NOMADE1: R&S Mobile Net 1900 ALE/USB Calls NOMADE2. Followed by burst type modem activity. NOMADE2 not seen. (28Jan02) (RGA) NOMADE1: R&S Net Mobiles 1449 ALE/USB Calls NOMADE2. (24Jan02) (RGA) Unid: MARS S/off after tuning in PACTOR 100 27-01-02 07,17 (BvR) : Unid Possible Russian Mil 0829 RTTY/50/250 5F ..cfm nw 440 65 12 0629 =4385= for 93593 fm 04259 33689 02301 61963 81543....(ends) cfm nw ga. (12-02-02) (IB) FDC: F AF Metz 2224 cw, vvv (26 Jan 02)(HPT) CQ797: M40 2106 CW cq797 cq797 hr hr 12 12 = = 568T1 T7355 83749 65533 T7569 T3945 796T8 47697 59882 T3T41 66925 59T86 ar ar sk sk. (17-02-02) (IB) HERKY 70/75: USAF 16:5 USB / Working CHARIOT and BUGEATER.(07/Feb/2002) (Terry Ford UK) 0000006137: UNID Turkish station, TUR 2104 USB/MIL-STD188-141A sounding, using Codan radio equipment (23Jan02) (LDO) 0000006138: Prob Iranian Net 2130 ALE/USB Sounds. (13Feb02) (RGA) BU3C3: ROMANIAN MIL/MOI BUCHAREST 1946 MIL.STD 188-141 on usb. Clng CNPc3/Cluj Napoca (08/Feb)(DW) BU3C3: ROMANIAN MIL/MOI BUCHAREST 1946 MIL.STD 188-141 on usb.Clng CNPc3/Cluj Napoca (08/Feb)(DW) VCO: CCG SYDNEY 2200 FAX 120/576/N/800 Ice chart. Mom change of drumspd, shortly after start then stabilised. 2239z second chrt, agn no clear enough for small detail (04/Feb)(DW) Pagina 185 WUN-v08 06915.0 VCO: CCG SYDNEY 2200 FAX 120/576/N/800 Strong, no start tones, blurred, improving slightly (06/Feb)(DW) 06915.0 VCO: CCG SYDNEY 2344 FAX 120/576/N/800 Ice chart, blurred (14/Feb)(DW) 06921.0 2010: Prob Turkish Red Crescent Org 2257 ALE/USB Sounds. (21Jan02) (RGA) 06935.0 229: Possible Chinese 0733 ALE/USB Wkg 209 (29-01-02) (IB) 06940.0 SHADOW WARRIOR: Clg BLUE AIR CELL 1741 USB Freq remains active but at reduced levels when comparerd to the past two days. (30 Jan 02) (JH) 06940.5 Shadow Warrior: 1917z USB wking various stns, 28/Jan/02 (TS) 06940.5 SHADOW WARRIOR: Wkg BLUE AIR CELL 1528 USB Mission/target status chatter. Freq sometimes qrm'd by co-channel LINK-11 ping pong activity. (29 Jan 02) (JH) 06945.0 BRLB2: Romanian MOI Braila 1812 ALE/USB Calls BOTB2/Botosani. (16Feb02) (RGA) 06945.0 BRLB2: Romanian MOI Braila 1812 ALE/USB Calls BOTB2/Botosani.(16Feb02) (RGA) 06945.0 BRLB2: Romanian MOI Braila 1956 ALE/USB Calls BOTB2/Botosani. (16Feb02) (RGA) 06945.0 BRLB2: Romanian MOI Braila 1956 ALE/USB Calls BOTB2/Botosani.(16Feb02) (RGA) 06945.0 BRLB2: Romanian MOI Braila 2056 ALE/USB Calls PNMB2/Piatr Niemt. (16Feb02) (RGA) 06945.0 BRLB2: Romanian MOI Braila Net 2 2058 ALE/USB Calls PNMB/Piatr Niemt who responds. Followed by modem activity. (02Feb02) (RGA) 06969.00 7PDQ: UNKNOWN 1600 CW / Coded group MSGs Positive contact/Full Duplex (30/Jan/2002) (RICH WA6KNW) 07018.0 REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 1942 MORSE/--/1000 01190 sked bcast. // 4179 (01Feb02) (RGA) 07134.0 239: Poss Chinese Mil 0155 ALE/USB Wkg with 288. (14-02-02) (IB) 07251.0 : Unid. Possible Chinese Mil 0905 RTTY/50/1000 636 499 36 0131 1430 --- header 0430 4084 2190 9239 6968 5340 5716 8936 0066 0035........... < clip > gsl 1708. (31-01-02) (IB) 07375.0 UKB: UNID 0800 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng UKR (18/Feb)(DW) 07375.0 UKB: UNID 1400 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Responds to UKR. Also at 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 (17/Feb)(DW) 07375.0 UKB: Unid 1435 ALE/USB Calls UKR. (30Jan02) (RGA) 07375.0 UKR: Unid 1300 ALE/USB Calls UKB who responds. (31Jan02) (RGA) 07375.0 UKR: UNID 1400 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng UKB. Also at 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 (17/Feb)(DW) 07435.0 : Unid Poss Chinese Mil 0256 RTTY/50/1000 ...1205 9827 8167 7290 2539 3218 7260 8704 0165 5038. GMA 100. GMA 100. GSL 44444444 GSL 1102. 040/FX 499 60 0214 1100 2120 7468 0972 3452 1915 4308 6853 1714 7430 4321...<clip> GSL 1110. 041/FX 499 60 0214 1100 7462 1041 8720 9543 7401 7978 1147 8887 9705 7734... (14-02-02) (IB) 07477.0 WGY908: FEMA-Denver, CO 2132 USB / wkg WGY910 (WA) and others in the Operation SECURE net. (30Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) 07510.0 BACC2: Romanian MOI Bacau, ROU 1122 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling BU2C2 [=Bucharest]20Jan02) (LDO) 07510.0 BACC2: Romanian MOI Bacau, ROU 1122 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling BU2C2 [=Bucharest]20Jan02) (LDO) 07510.0 BU2C2: Romanian MOI Bucharest, ROU 1122 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling BACC2 [=Bacau] (20Jan02) (LDO) 07542.0 : Unid. Spanish Ny (?) 2000 RTTY/75/840 Telecipher. (01Feb02) (RGA) 07570.0 RBX72: TAHKENT MET 1723 FAX 60/576/N/800 Hazy chart thru 1730z (13/Feb)(DW) 07585.7 RFVITT: Mayotte 22.00 ARQ-E3 192/400 Only part of message caught - 5-lg tfc to un-id. No cct ID seen (27Jan02). (PT) 07590.0 UFL: VladivostokRadio RUS 2119 CW Russian language NAWIP widearea wether fcasts. Then working ships. (19Feb02) (RGA) 07592.0 Unid: unid 2050 RTTY 50/425 TEXT: CECI EST UN TEST DEMISSION TELETYPE (10/Feb/2002) (Oleg Konstantinov) Pagina 186 07632.0 07632.0 07632.0 07632.0 07634.0 07635.0 07637.7 07645.1 07668.0 07670.2 07680.0 07702.0 07708.0 07708.0 07708.0 07708.0 07708.0 07753.0 07753.0 07777.0 07813.0 07813.0 07828.0 07845.0 07845.0 07880.0 07880.0 07885.0 07885.0 07887.0 07900.0 07966.0 07990.0 07990.0 07990.0 07990.0 07990.0 WUN-v08 150002: C-5 85-0002 0438 ALE/USB Sounds (11Feb02) (SA) 200180: C-17 00-0180 0019 ALE/USB Sounds (10Feb02) (SA) 500364: KC-135 60-0364 0315 AOLE/USB Wkg OFF (10Feb02) (SA) CEF: Westover 0348 ALE/USB Wkg 150001 C-5 85-0001 (11Feb02) (SA) P6Z: Paris, France 19.28 FEC-A 192/400 MFA with svc tfc to D2Z, Budapest embassy (15Jan02). (PT) QAEC: Taiwanese NAVY 1254 ALE/LSB Wkg with FWHC (06-02-02) (IB) Un-ID: Czech Rep. (?????) 19.20 Pactor Trying to connect to OL1KFO.Could that be Czech KFOR contingent?? (30Dec01). (PT) DDH7: Deutscher Wetterdienst 2030 ITA2 50/447 '62520 03153 99597 70155' (03Feb02) (Gaston Cucutau) 8BY: M16 DGSE Ste Assise FRA 1957 CW 2x3FGs. (01Feb02) (RGA) RCQ72: Yakutsk Meteo 0725 FAX/60/576 surface analysis area approx. 50n100e to 68n150e. At 0810 two-panel chart Kara Sea East Siberian Sea (02Feb02) (KB) 0000410011: Unid 1238 ALE/LSB Sounds. Also heard 0000420014 & 0000310011. (14-02-02) (IB) CFH: Halifax, NS, Canada 0350 Baudot 75/850r First time I have heard CFH on this frequency! (22Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) BB116: Unid 0036 ALE/USB Sounding. (28-01-02) (IB) BB118: Gabon Railways Net 2048 ALE/USB Calls PCOWENDO/Owendo. (19Feb02) (RGA) CC11: Gabon Railways Net 2046 ALE/USB Sounds. (19Feb02) (RGA) KUMASI: Ghana Net 0034 ALE/USB Wkg ACCRA. (28-01-02) (IB) MOANDA: Gabon Railways Net 2049 ALE/USB Calls PCBOOUE/Booue who responds. (19Feb02) (RGA) 2222: N.African Oil(?) Net 1937 ALE/USB Sounds. (13Feb02) (RGA) 2223: Prob N.African Oil Exploration Net 1826 ALE/USB Sounds. (01Feb02) (RGA) : unid 1855 USB, 2 m chatting in SS (poss. fishermen) (17-Jan-02) (MB3) O2: N.African Oil(?) Net 2022 ALE/USB Sounds. Calls V5. (13Feb02) (RGA) O2: N.African Oil(?) Net 2022 ALE/USB Sounds. Calls V5.(13Feb02) (RGA) FDG: F AF Bordeaux 1713 ITA-2 50/170 test (21 Jan 02)(HPT) : Khabarovsk Meteo, RUS 0657 FAX 120/576 weak and blocked by CW stn "...555 324" etc. Next chart 0705 (19Jan02) (KB) :Khabarovsk Meteo 0715 FAX 120/576 Sea of Okhotsk and RussianChinese border discernible (27Jan02) (KB) 619: Possible East Asian Net 1611 ALE/USB Sounds. (11-02-02) (IB) VIQUEQUE: East Timor 1213 ALE/USB Wkg with SECURITY, AILEU, AINARO, JOC. Also Racal SkyFax VFT modem activity. (14-02-02) (IB) 115: CHINESE DIPLO 1514 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Responds to 177. Short burst of psk modem and some brief J3e clng in Chinese. (11/Feb)(DW) 177: CHINESE DIPLO 1513 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng 115 (11/Feb)(DW) LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER: E03 Cyprus 2104 USB OC with callup 91274. (11Feb02) (RGA) UNID: prob Colombian Navy 0136 CLOVER2000 wkg UNID. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 2222: N.African Oil(?) Net 2116 ALE/USB Sounds. Also 0000 sounding. (13Feb02) (RGA) LD2: Angolan MOI Luanda 2003 ALE/USB Calls KKG/Kigali(?). (06Feb02) (RGA) LD2: Angolan MOI Luanda 2049 ALE/USB Calls HLA/Unid. (06Feb02) (RGA) PAR: Rockwell Collins Paris FRA Sounds. Also on 13850 at 1504z. (30Jan02) (RGA) PAR: Rockwell Collins Paris FRA Sounds. Also on 13850 at 1504z. (30Jan02) (RGA) TOU: R&S Toulouse FRA 1503 ALE/USB Sounds (18Jan02) (RGA) Pagina 187 WUN-v08 07995.0 109: Possible Chinese military 0956 ALE/USB Wkg with 101 103 105 110 111 300 (04-02-02) (IB) 07996.0 UJ11: Unid. Prob N.African 1928 ALE/USB Calls MQ11. (22Jan02) (RGA) 08005.0 BRLB2: Romanian MOI Braila 1812 ALE/USB Calls BOT/Botosani. [AMD] 3xCHR$(149) B2@ (16Feb02) (RGA) 08005.0 BRLB2: Romanian MOI Braila 1956 ALE/USB Calls BOTB2/Botosani. [AMD] 3xCHR$(149). (16Feb02) (RGA) 08010.0 ---: UNID 1554 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng SB1 (01/Feb)(DW) 08010.0 28: Danish Military 1655 ALE/USB Cals 68. (02Feb02) (RGA) 08010.0 68: DANISH MIL? ?LOC 1641 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng DK1 (01/Feb)(DW) 08010.0 68: Danish Military 2104 ALE/USB Calls 69. DK11 also active. (16Feb02) (RGA) 08010.0 68: Danish Military 2104 ALE/USB Calls 69. DK11 also active.(16Feb02) (RGA) 08010.0 : Prob Danish Military 1655 ALE/USB Calls DK1. (ID corrupt). (02Feb02) (RGA) 08010.0 : Prob Danish Military 1655 ALE/USB Calls DK1. (ID corrupt).(02Feb02) (RGA) 08010.0 AL11J: UNID 0848 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng IQ11J, also clng 0849 EJ13Q, 0850 SB11J, 0851 QF11J, 0856 QF15J, 0900 QF16J, 0902 RV11J, 0903 RV14J, 0909 QF11J (02/Feb)(DW) 08010.0 AL11J: UNID 1704 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.. Clng EJ11J then EJ13J, then 1707z SB11J, and 1711z QF14J (01/Feb)(DW) 08010.0 ALX: ROMANIAN MIL/MOI ALEXANDRIA 1835 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Responding to GAL/Galati (01/Feb)(DW) 08010.0 CENTR5: MFA BUCHAREST 0858 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng RMZ (02/Feb)(DW) 08010.0 CNP: ROMANIAN MIL/MOI CLUJ NOPOCA 1526 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Responds to SUC/Suceava (01/Feb)(DW) 08010.0 GAL: ROMANIAN MIL/MOI GALATI 1535 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng ALX/Alexandria (01/Feb)(DW) 08010.0 GAL: ROMANIAN MIL/MOI GALATI 1535 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.Clng ALX/Alexandria (01/Feb)(DW) 08010.0 GAL: ROMANIAN MIL/MOI GALATI 1835 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng ALX/Alexandria (01/Feb)(DW) 08010.0 GAL: ROMANIAN MIL/MOI GALATI 1835 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.Clng ALX/Alexandria (01/Feb)(DW) 08010.0 GAL: Romanian MOI Galati 0736 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg SAL: Romanian MOI Slatina. (14/Jan/02) (MADX) 08010.0 SB13J: Prob Algerian MOI 1714 ALE/USB Calls EJ11J who responds. (02Feb02) (RGA) 08010.0 SLA: ROMANIAN MIL/MOI SLATINA 1635 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng GLA/Galati (01/Feb)(DW) 08010.0 SUC: ROMANIAN MIL/MOI SUCEAVA 1526 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng CNP/Cluj Nopoca (01/Feb)(DW) 08010.0 unid: 0616 AM / Female in Spanish with five figure groups.Ended at 0642Z. (15Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 08015.0 RESB3: Romanian MOI Resita Net 3 2101 ALE/USB Calls BMAB3/Baia Mare. (02Feb02) (RGA) 08028.0 v5g: MFA Bukarest 1113 rou-fec/164.5 scrambled 1150 cw: - - vvvv v5g v5g nw hr qru qrx byzz - - 12-Jan-02 (wp3) 08035.0 CNPB7: Romanian MOI Cluj Napoca 1938 ALE/USB Calls SGHB7/Sfintu Gheorge. (16Feb02) (RGA) 08035.0 CNPB7: Romanian MOI Cluj Napoca 1938 ALE/USB CallsSGHB7/Sfintu Gheorge. (16Feb02) (RGA) 08035.0 CNPB7: Romanian MOI Cluj Napoca 2038 ALE/USB Calls BSVB7/Brasov. (16Feb02) (RGA) 08035.0 CNPB7: Romanian MOI Cluj Napoca 2038 ALE/USB Calls BSVB7/Brasov. (16Feb02) (RGA) 08040.0 GYA: Northwood 0456 FAX 120/576 w/500mb height chart already in progress. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) 08040.0 GYA: RN Norhwood 2037 Fax 120/576 Poor (03Feb02) (Gaston Cucutau) 08048.5 C05: USNG Bio Team 0229 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg B07: USNG Bio Team. Again at 0231z. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) Pagina 188 WUN-v08 08050.0 BUZB10: Romanian MOI Buzau 1913 ALE/USB Calls SUCB10/Suceava who responds. (16Feb02) (RGA) 08050.0 BUZB10: Romanian MOI Net 10 Buzau 2215 ALE/USB Calls SUCB10/Suceava (22Jan02) (RGA) 08050.0 SUCB10: Romanian MOI Suceava 2013 ALE/USB Calls TULB10/Tulcea. (16Feb02) (RGA) 08060.0 12COY:.0 Dutch mil 12 airmobile infantry batallion Narvik clg FOB NOR ALE 125 22-01-02 19,13 (BvR) 08060.0 13COY: 13 Airmobile Inf Btn Neth Army in Norway 2022 ALE/USB Calls LOGOPS/Supply Company. (06Feb02) (RGA) 08060.0 13COY:.0 Dutch mil 13 airmobile infantry batallion Narvik cmd [61 7f 7f] to Logops NOR ALE 125 22-01-02 08060.0 13COY:Dutch mil 13th airmobile infantry batallion Narvik cmd [1a 6a 42] to 12COY NOR ALE 125 21-01-02 08060.0 CS003: Prob Italian Military 1308 ALE/USB Calls RS0012. (18Jan02) (RGA) 08060.0 FOB:.0 Dutch mil Forward Operating Base Narvik clg 12COY NOR ALE 125 22-01-02 19,06 (BvR) 08060.0 LOGOPS: Netherlands Army in Norway 1520 ALE/USB Calls 13COY. (30Jan02) (RGA) 08060.0 LOGOPS: Netherlands Army in Norway 1557 ALE/USB Calls 13COY who responds. Some bursts probably link-protected. (29Jan02) (RGA) 08060.0 LOGOPS:Dutch mil Logops supply company Narvik cmd [61 7f 7f] to COY12 NOR ALE 125 21-01-02 19,00 (BvR) 08060.0 UNID: 1930 Baudot 52.73 bd/197 shift third-shift Cyrillic with East European names, military (navy?) ranks, and dates (birthdays?) of men (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 08072.0 0200: UNID Guardia di Finanza station, I 1210 LSB/MIL-STD 188-141A clng 0018 (20Jan02) (LDO) 08093.0 ---:FF poss MOD Paris FRANCE 1202 08 Feb 02 ARQ E3 200 idling(EB) 08094.5 FDC: AF Metz 1304 cw, vvv (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 08094.7 Unid: 14:20 ARQE3 200/400 Unid FF with idling S5 Frequenze liste gives FF/MOD Paris on this freq.13/Jan/02 (RP) 08102.0 7108: Unid 1250 ALE/USB Wkg with 7105. (19-02-02) (IB) 08102.0 FZ4: Unid 1341 PACKET/300/200 Net consists FZ4 JC5 AX2 FJ9. 'Text: FZ4>JC5>RR6,F JC5>FZ4>I75,C,f0: FZ4 DE JC5 . BT QSL TK180807 BT (18-02-02) (IB) 08102.0 FZ4: Unid 1400 PACKET/300/200 Wkg with JC5 AX2 FJ9. FZ4 possible net control stn. Uses ACP131 Z-signals with INT means military? Times are given in EST and American date format. (19-02-02) (IB) 08103.0 4XZ: Israeli Navy Haifa ISR 2345 CW VVV 4XZ 4XZ = = (26-01-02) (AB) 08104.0 4XZ: Ny Haifa 1625 cw, vvv + msgs (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 08105.3 'RFFX': MOD Paris 2046 ARQ-E 184.6/404 Idle (03/Feb/2002)(Gaston Cucutau) 08115.5 UNID: 0740 Piccolo 12 tone (28 Jan 02)(HPT) 08122.0 Canberra Control: 1124 USB calling HMAS Bunbury (Fremantle Class PC # 217) w/no response. (29/JAN/02) 08122.0 Canberra Control: 1257 USB in radio checks w/HMAS Bendigo & HMAS Bunbury (both Fremantle Class Patrol Craft). Darwin Control also in radio checks w/unidentified vessel. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 08149.0 7736: Possible Chinese Mil 0616 RTTY/50/1000 017 499 74 0130 1140 --- header 7337 - - - 7736 --- possible addresses 2934 6580 5941 2493 7689 2109 7461 9367 2057 4362... qsl 1420. (30-01-02) (IB) 08149.0 7736: Possible Chinese Mil 0616 RTTY/50/1000 017 499 74 0130 1140 --- header 7337 - - - 7736 --- possible addresses 2934 6580 5941 2493 7689 2109 7461 9367 2057 4362... qsl 1420.(30-01-02) (IB) 08150.0 KCNA: KCNA News Agency DPRK 1045 BAUDOT 50/425 First time logged at this frequency. Good Copy. (30/Jan/2002) (D Kerr (AUS)) 08150.9 Pyongyang: 1030 50/400 ee propaganda garbled(Dec 3 2001)(PLOO) 08156.0 Unid: Y/L (EE-Caribbean accent): 0335 USB w/vessel 2C2 (O/M Pagina 189 WUN-v08 EE- Caribbean (29/JAN/02) (RP3). 08158.0 : Unid Poss Chinese Mil 0852 RTTY/50/1000 ... 0645 4515 0068 7121 7683 4126 2314 5128 7124 ---- - W 182 69// 55125 RYRYRYRYRYRYRYRY HJ GSL CS 1654 RYRYRYRYRY SK SK. QO QO. RYRYRYRYRY SK SK QO MKS U IY HJ TSQ MKS HRYRYRYRYRY. (14-02-02) (IB) 08165.0 A25: Latvian KFOR Net NCS 2227 ALE/USB Calls OZOLS. (08Feb02) (RGA) 08165.0 EAGLE: Rohde & Schwarz Net 1454 ALE/USB Calls SPACEMAN. Net very active on 81`65 & 9212. (31Jan02) (RGA) 08165.0 NOMADE1: R&S Net 1916 ALE/USB Calls TECHNIQUE. (29Jan02) (RGA) 08165.0 NOMADE: R&S Station 0036 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg NOMADE1: R&S Station. (13/Jan/02) (MADX) 08170.0 4001: Unid 0848 ALE/USB Sounds. (11-02-02) (IB) 08170.0 4001: Unid 1252 ALE/USB Sounding. (07-02-02) (IB) 08170.0 MASTER1: Unid 1625 ALE/USB Wkg with CLIENT1. (14-02-02) (IB) 08172.0 MASTER: Unid 1628 ALE/USB ALE/USB [TO] CLIENT (10-02-02) (IB) 08172.0 VBV: Possible M14 1905 CW VBV VBV VBV... (R4) 728 728 120 120 = = 15710 79859.... (18-02-02) (IB) 08173.0 CLIENT1: Unid 1553 ALE/USB Wkg with MASTER1. (11-02-02) (IB) 08176.0 Unid: O/M (EE): 1136 USB w/maritime wx. (29/JAN/02) (RP3) 08177.0 9596: Possible Chinese Mil 0759 RTTY/50/500 RYs. 07 199 83 0130 1600 --- header 9592 - - - 9596 7832 5281 4803 3061 6029 0964 6145 7985 7951 3947...< clip >1p 48 - - - 100w 5108 5304 3286...2p 70w - - - 88w 7248 5274 8201... (30-01-02) (IB) 08185.0 ELEFANTE: MoD Roma, I 0830, USB setting up 1200 Bd FSK tfc. on freq BJ (unlocated) with UNID station (12Jan02) (LDO) 08190.0 #'s: number station 0210z Jan 8, 2002 possible CW 5f group traffic, under several other stations. [SN] 08190.0 DROB11: Romanian MOI Net 11 Drobeta Turnu Severin 1710 ALE/USB Calls TARB11/Targoviste who responds. (13Feb02) (RGA) 08190.0 DROB11: Romanian MOI Net 11 Drobeta Turnu Severin 1810 ALE/USB Calls PITB11/Pitesti. (13Feb02) (RGA) 08295.5 JWL: unid 1305 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg STK: unid. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) 08295.5 JWL: unid 1322 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg GRH: unid. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) 08295.5 JWL: unid 2115 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB w/sounding call. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 08295.5 RLW: unid 0129 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg JWL: unid. Again at 1329. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) 08295.5 STK: unid 2103 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB w/sounding call. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 08295.5 STK: unid 2103 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB w/sounding call.(18/Jan/02) (MADX) 08298.0 VTP: IN Vishakhapatnam IND 2006 RTTY/50/--- Wx fcast/ Poor copy inFishFone QRM. (01Feb02) (RGA) 08298.0 VTP: IN Vishakhapatnam IND 2006 RTTY/50/--- Wx fcast/ Poorcopy inFishFone QRM. (01Feb02) (RGA) 08303.0 LOR: Argentine Navy Puerto Belgrano 0051 BAUDOT 75/170 w/SS tfc. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 08330.3 RFVI: Le Port, Reunion 20.00 ARQ-E3 100/400 VERIFICATION LIAISON msg to RFHI, Noumea, on VII cct (13Jan01). (PT) 08335.5 DHJ-59: (German Navy Wilhelmshaven): 2218 USB w/unidentified German Navy vessel in voice (EE) & RTTY traffic. (15/JAN/02) (RP3) 08335.5 drak: FGS "Mecklenburg-Vorpommern" 1149 usb/rtty qso dhj59 12-Jan-02 (wp3) 08337.5 CAMSLANT: USCG CAMSLANT Chesapeake 2200 USB clg 1716: HC-130H7 #1716 (CGAS Sacramento?) in ANDVT and in the clear. "1716, this is CAMSLANT Chesapeake on 5 and 8 megs, over". Looks like CAMSLANT thinks they are still on 5696 and 8983. (10/Feb/02) (MADX) 08378.0 IBEF: MV Fillipo Lembo 20.24 ARQ Tfc to DIFMAR ROMA via IAR (19Jan01). (PT) 08385.5 UIEU:.0 ship "Maount Kent" 2000.0 Sitor-A calling selcall KPVQ (HEC BERN) for msg. 26/01 (PP1) Pagina 190 WUN-v08 08387.5 UBUS: SRTM Irkutsk 1213 ARQ clg Vladivostok w/KYPS selcal & 55329 UBUS STRM Irkutsk id, no tfc (12Jan02) (ML2) 08387.5 UDDD: SMB Spravedlivyi 1240 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok (14Jan02) (ML2) 08387.5 UFSN: PB Sibirtsevo 1059 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok (16Jan02) (ML2) 08387.5 XUFV3: M/V Pasifik Wind 1159 ARQ wkg Vladivostok w/KYPS selcal, XUFV3 id & part msg (05Jan02) (ML2) 08392.5 UDEC:.0 MV Boris Livanov tlx tfc to Narvik Norway via Novorossiysk eta Narvik pilot station 01st feb 2002 INT ARQ 100 26-01-02 18,50 (BvR) 08397.0 UCOY: MV Mekhanik Fomin 15.30 ARQ Working Arkhangelsk Radio (16Jan02). (PT) 08401.2 1KZDJA: Polish KFOR Det Jankovicz Kosovo 1814 ALE/USB Calls OPERAC-YJNYPKW Warsaw. (01Feb02) (RGA) 08402.0 URWM: KM Nestzrenko 2010 RTTY/50/170 TR to USM5/Unid Ukrainian coast station. (01Feb02) (RGA) 08421.5 LZW: Varna Radio 16.47 SITOR-B tfc-list // 4218.5, 6330, 12587, 16879 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 08421.5 VRX: Hongkong Radio 1625 cw, vrx + SITOR (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 08422.0 ESA: Tallinn Radio 1702 SITOR-B schedule, navigational warnings (the latter not scheduled for HF) // 4210,5 12593, 16826 (11 Dec 01)(HPT) 08422.0 ESA: Tallinn Radio 1702 SITOR-B schedule, navigational warnings (the latter not scheduled for HF) // 4210,5 12593,16826 (11 Dec 01)(HPT) 08422.0 ESA:Tallin radio ESTONIA 1017 08 Feb 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 08422.0 HEC:Berne radio SWITZERLAND 1019 08 Feb 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 08424.0 UDK2: Murmansk Radio 1710 cw, de udk2 + SITOR, hard to discover under svo (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 08430.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 0800 SITOR-B 100/170 w/wx in English. (15/Jan/02) (MADX) 08431.0 TAH: Istanbul Turk Radio TUR 2016 FEC NX headlines in Turkish. (01Feb02) (RGA) 08431.0 TAH: Istanbul Turk Radio TUR 2016 FEC NX headlines in Turkish.(01Feb02) (RGA) 08431.5 UAT: Moscow Radio 0754 CW w/call and ARQ free idle. At 0800 w/tfc list in SITOR-B 100/170. (15/Jan/02) (MADX) 08432.5 UFN: Novorossiysk R sitor-A wkg UBGX "Leonid Utesov" 26/01 (PP1) 08432.5 UFN:.0 Novorossiysk R 2146.0 Sitor-A working UDGA "Khoudozhnik Moor" 12/01 (PP1) 08432.5 UFN:.0 Novorossiysk R.0 2000/2200 sitor-A working UDFY 14/01 (PP1) 08434.0 TAH: Istanbul Turk Radio TUR 2018 FEC Traffic list. (01Feb02) (RGA) 08435.0 XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 1622 cw, xsq + SITOR (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 08435.5 OST40: Ostende Radio 1620 cw, ost + SITOR (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 08435.5 OST: Oostende Radio 0851 CW w/call and ARQ free idle. (15/Jan/02) (MADX) 08440.0 PBC:R.D.N Den Helder NETHERLANDS 1013 08 Feb 02 RTTY 075 callband (EB) 08445.0 A4M: Muscat Radio 1619 cw, de a4m (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 08448.0 A9M: Bahrein Radio 1617 cw, cq (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 08450.0 5AB: Benghazi Radio 1618 cw, cq (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 08450.0 5AB: BenghaziRadio LBY 2019 CW Marker with usual spurii. (01Feb02) (RGA) 08451.0 UBF2: St. Petersburg Radio 0900 cw, 4lt3 de ubf2,powestka, // 12855 (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 08453.0 FUG: French Navy La Regine 0848 BAUDOT 150/810 w/test tape. (15/Jan/02) (MADX) 08454.0 FUG:French navy Paris France 1005 08 FEB 02 RTTY 075 callband (EB) 08473.0 HLF: Seoul Radio 1809 cw, hlf + SITOR (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 08475.2 RFVI: FN Le Port REU 2147 RTTY/75/850 ZUI Testing De FUX RYs (12Jan02) (BC3) 08478.5 FUF: French Navy Martinique 0839 BAUDOT 75/840 w/call tape. Pagina 191 08484.0 08484.1 08492.0 08495.0 08496.0 08497.0 08500.0 08500.0 08502.0 08503.9 08514.0 08528.0 08557.0 08557.0 08557.0 08557.0 08570.5 08573.0 08582.0 08586.0 08586.0 08590.0 08590.0 08594.0 08595.0 08597.0 08600.0 08600.0 08601.0 08602.0 08602.0 08605.0 08605.0 08617.0 08634.0 08636.0 08638.5 08646.0 08646.0 08656.0 08657.0 08661.4 08662.0 WUN-v08 (15/Jan/02) (MADX) HLF: Seoul Radio 1808 cw, cq qsx 8 mhz (20 Jan 02)(HPT) HLF: SeoulRadio KOR 2057 CW QSX Marker. (11Feb02) (RGA) 9MG: Penang Radio GW-node 0025 cw, 9mg + SITOR (27 Jan 02)(HPT) S: MX Beacon Arkhangelsk RUS 2020 CW (01Feb02) (RGA) CLA20: Havanna Radio 0023 cw, cq mrk (27 Jan 02)(HPT) HLF: Seoul Radio 1800 cw, hlf + SITOR (20 Jan 02)(HPT) VTH: IN Bombay IND 2022 RTTY/50/--- Msgs to warships. Poor copy in QRM. (01Feb02) (RGA) VTH: IN Mumbai IND 2056 RTTY/50/850 4FGs to warships. Tx freq is unstable. (11Feb02) (RGA) XSG: Shanghai Radio 0015 cw, cq mrk (27 Jan 02)(HPT) NMG: USCG COMSTA New Orleans 0829 FAX 120/576 w/request for comments/schedule chart. QRT at 0834. (15/Jan/02) (MADX) XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 2321 cw, cq, mrk (26 Jan 02)(HPT) : Unid 1917 REVS/50/250 36-50 idling (?) (02Feb02) (RGA) SPB43: Szczecin Radio 1357 SITOR-B tfc-list, schedule // 19697.5 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) SPB43: Szczecin Radio 1357 SITOR-B tfc-list, schedule //19697.5 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) SPB: Szczecin Radio 0824 SITOR-B 100/170 w/nx in Polish. (15/Jan/02) (MADX) SPE41: SzczecinRadio POL 1919 FEC Nx in Polish. (02Feb02) (RGA) UWS3: Kiyew Radio 1231 cw, nawip mentioning Italy and Nov Sad, Dnepr-area, 1253 off // 12695.5, later tfc, (29 Jan 02)(HPT) CLA21: Habana Radio 2142 cq, cq qsx (21 Jan 02)(HPT) XSN: Ningbo Radio 0011 cw, cq qru? (27 Jan 02)(HPT) USO: Ismail Radio 0900 cw, 4KI de uso6/uso5, tfc-list, navs, // 4277, 6386.5, 12965, 16909.5 (23 Jan 02)(HPT) USO: Ismail Radio 0900 cw, 4KI de uso6/uso5, tfc-list, navs,// 4277, 6386.5, 12965, 16909.5 (23 Jan 02)(HPT) VTK: I Ny Tuticorin 2058 cw, vvv de vtk 2/3/4, longer text before, wx or navs? not audible due to interference from BCstation (21 Jan 02)(HPT) XVS: Ho Chi Minh rdo 1148 CW WX EE (21Jan02) (ML2) LSD836: Argentina Radio 2317 cw, lsd 836 + DIG (26 Jan 02) (HPT) UFL: Vladivostok Radio 2330 SITOR-B tfc-list, navarea (26 Jan 02)(HPT) HEC: Bern Radio GW-node 1840 cw hec + DIG (22 Jan 02)(HPT) XSV: Tianjin Radio 2058 cw, cq pse up 363 363 clg (21 Jan 02)(HPT) XSV: TianjinRadio PRC 1921 CW Up 363. (02Feb02) (RGA) XSV:Tianjin radio CHINA 1945 07 Jan 02 CW callband (EB) CWA: Cerrito Radio 2145 cw, cq (21 Jan 02)(HPT) SAB: Goeteborg Radio/GW-node 2149 cw, sab + digitals (21 Jan 02)(HPT) UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 0900 cw nawip/powesta // 439.5, 3737, 12973, 17152 (22 Jan 02)(HPT) UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 0900 cw nawip/powesta // 439.5, 3737,12973, 17152 (22 Jan 02)(HPT) XSV: Tianjin Radio 2156 cw, xsv + SITOR (21 Jan 02)(HPT) VTG: IND Ny Mumbai 2159 cw, vvv de vtg 4/6/7 (21 Jan 02) (HPT) HLW: Seoul Radio 2200 cw, cq (21 Jan 02)(HPT) DAO: Kiel Radio 1843 cw, dao + DIG (22 Jan 02)(HPT) VTP6: IN Vishakhapatnam IND 1923 CW 4LGs to warships. (02Feb02) (RGA) VTP6: IN Vishakhapatnam IND 2046 CW 4FGs to warships. (11Feb02) (RGA) K04: Unid 0327 ALE/USB Wkg with K90 (06-02-02) (IB) VIE: Darwin, Australia 1421z Jan 5, 2002 "VIE" and ARQ?100 idle [SN] VCT: GlobeRadio Tor's Cove NFLD CAN 1926 ARQ+CWID. (02Feb02) (RGA) TAH: Istanbul Radio 1214 cw de tah qsx ch 3/4/8 (22 Jan 02)(HPT) Pagina 192 WUN-v08 08662.0 VCT:Tors Cove radio Newfoundland CANADA 1936 07 Feb 02 CW/Globe callband (EB) 08670.0 IAR8: Rome Radio 1020 cw, vvv wkg. QRGs (22 Jan 02)(HPT) 08678.0 XVS: Ho Chi Minh rdo 1218 CW NAV wng EE (21Jan02) (ML2) 08690.5 9MG: GW NODE GEORGETOWN 1952 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "9MG" and wkng ships in Globedata (15/Feb)(DW) 08696.0 7TF:Boufarik radio Algeria 1928 07 Feb 02 CW callband (EB) 08698.0 7TF6: Boufarik Radio 1850 cw, cq qsx (22 Jan 02)(HPT) 08700.0 : Commando Solo PsyOps Transmissions to Afghanistan. USB 1518 Feeder (03-02-02) (AB) 08728.0 3AC: Monaco Radio 0715 USB w/MIB. /8806/ (15/Jan/02) (MADX) 08737.0 Cyprus Radio:Cyprus 1925 07 Feb 02 USB Cyprus radio radiotelephone maritime service (EB) 08746.0 AKHV: CIS Military 1931 CW Ends 5LG msg DIDON KBKDI (=02059 02nd 59 groups) K. Then calls IAYP for receipt. Dx cct. (02Feb02) (RGA) 08753.4 ZLA: Awarui, New Zealand 1400z Jan 5, 2002 "ZLA" and ARQ/100 idle [SN] 08755.0 102: Possible Chinese military 0740 ALE/USB Wkg with 101. (06-02-02) (IB) 08761.0 ESA: Tallinn Radio 1441 USB Vn ID, ann (tfc-list scheduled) // 13101, 17359 (11 Dec 01)(HPT) 08761.0 ESA: Tallinn Radio 1441 USB Vn ID, ann (tfc-list scheduled) //13101, 17359 (11 Dec 01)(HPT) 08776.0 BRAVO WHISKEY: Tracking Net 2250 USB Also single letter callsigns (FOXTROT; NOVEMBER). (11 Feb 02) (JH) 08782.0 HEB: Berne Radio 1115 USB E tfc-list (21 Jan 02)(HPT) 08788.0 SPC42: Gdynia Radio 1408 USB Pol/EE ID, wkg. frequencies,// 17332 (11 Dec 01)(HPT) 08788.0 SPC42: Gdynia Radio 1408 USB Pol/EE ID, wkg. frequencies,//17332 (11 Dec 01)(HPT) 08800.0 ZSC27: Cape Town Radio 1815 USB E wx // 13146 (28 Jan 02)(HPT) 08825.0 Santa Maria: 1850 USB, wkg AF 3554 enrt TFFF (17-Jan-02) (MB3) 08828.0 Honolulu Volmet: 0456 USB Male voice with WX (19/01/02) (PD) 08834.0 008: ARINC JOHANNESBURG 1858 HFDL on usb. Squitters (26/Jan)(DW) 08837.0 EL AL: LDOC.0 2118.0 USB/ hebrew and met-English talk with mentions of wx for Jibouti;Bombay and Ahmedabad 23/01 (PP1) 08846.0 New York (CAR-B): Wkg SHARK44 2239 USB (Probably USAF?) with pos. rep. (16/01/02) (PD). 08864.0 CANFORCE 4415: Unid Canadian Mil Aircraft 1532 USB Wkg SHANWICK. 53n20w est 55n30w 1621. (24Jan02) (RGA) 08867.0 Nadi: (MWARA SP): 1201 USB w/unheard aircraft. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 08867.0 New Zealand 54: 1127 USB w/Nadi (MWARA SP) in position report. (29/JAN/02) (RP3) 08867.0 New Zealand 54: 1127 USB w/Nadi (MWARA SP) in position report.(29/JAN/02) (RP3) 08867.0 San Francisco: (MWARA SP): 1216 USB w/unidentified aircraft in selcal check. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 08879.0 Gander ww: ICL9631 pos rpt F330 Balek 18,47 60n20w 19,28 60n30w next sc DHBR sec freq. 5649 CAN USB 26-01-02 18,47 (BvR) 08879.0 Gander: clg KLM 671 by selcall unable higher due to traffic CAN USB 26-01-02 18,37 (BvR) 08881.0 Unid: male/male simplex Arab? USB 26-01-02 18,06 (BvR) 08903.0 Naha ACC (CWP1/2): Wkg FDX515 1612 USB (N616FE MD-11 selcal FHCR) with position report and selcal. (17/01/02) (PD) 08906.0 CSY: Santa Maria Aero 0108 USB E wkg. Lufthansa 463, pos. rpt. (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 08915.0 Unid:.0 O/M (IT): 0320 USB w/O/M (IT). (12/DEC/01) (RP3) 08918.0 Unid: russian military airforce 2259 USB / O/M conversation and say weather for airport (12/Feb/2002) (Oleg Konstantinov) 08927.0 Karachi: (PIA LDOC) 1635 USB, wkg a PIA flt enrt EGLL (17-Jan-02) (MB3) 08930.0 Stockholm Radio 2100 USB Wkg CTM 007 (French AF) near Spain. Requests personal telephone call to Paris.QSY 10206 QSY 7801 QSY 8.167 all without a good result, and CTM 007 gives up. Pagina 193 08971.0 08971.0 08971.0 08971.0 08971.0 08971.0 08971.0 08971.0 08971.0 08974.0 08977.0 08980.0 08983.0 08983.0 08983.0 08983.0 08983.0 08983.0 08983.0 08983.0 08983.0 08983.0 08989.0 08989.0 08989.0 08992.0 WUN-v08 (11-02-02) (JB) Amstel 70: (probable Dutch Navy P-3C, Curacao): 1620 USB calling Spangle 73 (probable US P-3C) w/no response. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) Amstel 70: 1623 USB w/High Voltage (not heard) reporting no contact w/Spangle 73. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) BT9P: 1535 USB Wkg CWL88 (11-02-02) (JB) BT9P: 1543 MODE??? Wkg CWL94 mentioning Vladivostok (06-Feb-02) (JB) Harmony 05: In contact with Bleustar 0002 USB Course and Speed report. (22/01/02) (PD) QUARTET711: P-3C VP-45 NAS Jacksonville 0029 USB clg FIDDLE: TSC Jax (18/Jan/02) (MADX) QUARTET711: P-3C VP-45 NAS Jacksonville 0029 USB clg FIDDLE:TSC Jax (18/Jan/02) (MADX) Wafer 26: (P-3C, VP-92, NAS Brunswick): 2034 USB calling Golden Hawk (TSCC, NAS Brunswick) in clear and ANDVT traffic. (11/JAN/02) (RP3) Wafer 26: (P-3C, VP-92, NAS Brunswick): 2034 USB calling Golden Hawk (TSCC, NAS Brunswick) in clear and ANDVT traffic.(11/JAN/02) (RP3) Air Force Sydney: 1222 USB w/unheard aircraft w/wx for undisclosed location. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 003: ARINC REYKJAVIK 2018 HFDL on usb. Squitters (26/Jan)(DW) CAMSLANT: USCG CAMSLANT 1926 USB wkg 1500: USCG HC-130H (CGAS E-City) w/pp from RCC Norfolk. (26/Jan/02) (MADX) Camslant Chesapeake: 0328 USB w/CG 1712 (HC-130H7 CGAS Elizabeth City) in postion report (3536N/7356W) & w/N0V (CG asset on law enforcement mission) in radio check. (26/JAN/02) (RP3) Camslant Chesapeake: 1529 USB w/CG P8Z (21/JAN/02) (RP3) Camslant: 0359 USB w/N0V who gives position as 126 nms on bearing of 178 degrees from checkpoint Indians (unlocated). (26/JAN/02) (RP3) Camslant: 0359 USB w/N0V who gives position as 126 nms on bearing of 178 degrees from checkpoint Indians (unlocated).(26/JAN/02) (RP3) Camslant: 1616 USB w/CG 1719 (HC-130H7 CGAS Elizabeth City) w/position report (3443N/7750W). (21/JAN/02) (RP3) CG 1706: (HC-130, CGAS Clearwater): 0143 USB w/Camslant in position report 2618N/8210W. (15/JAN/01) (RP3) CG 2135: (HU-25C+, CGAS Miami): 0402 USB w/CG 1706 (HC130H7, CGAS Clearwater) and Camslant Chesapeake in radio checks. CG 1706 enroute to Grand Cayman Island. (10/JAN/02) (RP3) CG 2135: (HU-25C+, CGAS Miami): 0402 USB w/CG 1706 (HC130H7,CGAS Clearwater) and Camslant Chesapeake in radio checks. CG 1706 enroute to Grand Cayman Island. (10/JAN/02) (RP3) Coast Guard 47244: USCG 47' Patrol Boat #47224 (Group Cape Hatteras) 1908 USB clg Coast Guard Aircraft 1500: USCG HC-130H #1500 (CGAS E-City). 1500 reports that they are on scene over the overturned vessel. The HH-60 (Rescue #6031) is preparing to lower a swimmer into the water. 1500, 47244, and HH-60J #6031 are working SAR case for a capsized vessel off of Cape Hatteras. (26/Jan/02) (MADX) Coast Guard 47244: USCG 47' Patrol Boat #47224 (Group Cape Hatteras) 1908 USB clg Coast Guard Aircraft 1500: USCG HC-130H #1500 (CGAS E-City). 1500 reports that they are on scene over the overturned vessel. The HH-60 (Rescue #6031) is preparing to lower a swimmer into the water. 1500, 47244, and HH-60J #6031 are working SAR case for a capsized vessel off of Cape Hatteras. (26/Jan/02) (MADX) CH10: Wkg ONY 0923 USB Qsy YJ(=11.268), wx skopje+thessaloniki (17Jan02) (JB) CH10: Wkg ONY 0923 USB Qsy YJ(=11.268), wx skopje+thessaloniki(17Jan02) (JB) ONY: Belgian AF Bruxelles 1940 USB Wkg 'Jos,'. (02Feb02) (RGA) (GHFS): 22-char EAMs 0704 USB 7O6HVJ & 7OIIKY. Pagina 194 08992.0 08992.0 08992.0 08992.0 08992.0 08992.0 08992.0 08992.0 (12 Feb 08992.0 08992.0 08992.0 08992.0 08992.0 08992.0 08992.0 08992.0 08992.0 09012.0 09012.0 09016.0 09016.0 09016.0 09016.0 09016.0 09022.0 09023.0 09023.0 09024.0 WUN-v08 (02 Feb 02) (JH) Andrews: 0312 w/all frequency call for Navy LK-590 (P-3C, VP-26, NAS Brunswick). (14/JAN/02) (RP3) ANDREWS: 6-Char EAM 1440 USB 'For SILICATE'. HQYDUH. (25 Jan 02) (JH) CAPACITY: Clg HICKAM 0316 USB No response. (16 Jan 02) (JH) DAYLIGHT: Clg ANDREWS 0643 USB Active 0643z and 0652z. No known response. (04 Feb 02) (JH) ENVELOPE: Clg IRISHMAN 2025 USB Raises ANDREWS. This happened twice, with each time ENVELOPE thanking ANDREWS for the call but advising that he was "trying to raise one of his stations." He called IRISHMAN again, and again raised ANDREWS (unheard.) ENVELOPE thanked ANDREWS and gone. (09 Feb 02) (JH) HALIFAX: Canadian Coast Guard Halifax 1740 USB wkg RESCUE 328:CANFORCE CC-130 (413 Transport and Rescue Squadron Greenwood) with pp to Coast Guard Operations. At 1748, RESCUE 317: unid CANFORCE aircraft w/pp to RCC. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) JAY WALK: 28-char EAM 0334 USB FU42XH. Nothing heard 11244, 6697 or any ZULU freq. (20 Jan 02) (JH) MAILBOX(?): 56-char EAM 2343 USB EHZMOX simulcast 11244. 02) (JH) NEW CROP: Wkg LAJES 0618 USB Suspected NAOC. Requested phone patch to a common DSN 939 number. Prob moved here from 11175. LAJES moved him to 13200. (19 Feb 02) (JH) Quick Lime: 2205 USB w/41-character EAM. (19/JAN/02) (RP3) QUICKLIME: 56-char EAM 2255 USB OSXBC6 simulcast 11244. H+55/h25 activity. Although there were 56-characters in the string, he was using a character count statement that claimed 41. ? (19 Jan 02) (JH) Reach 14Y:.0 0316Z.0 Reach 014Y [type?] call Lajes PP McGkuire AFB, N.J. - ETA 0515Z 26/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 5002: 0315 USB calling Andrews w/no response. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) Reach 7027: 0309Z.0 Reach 7027 [C-141] call Andrews PP Dover AFB, DE - ETA 0615Z 15/Jan/)2 )(RR) Reach 754Y: 0018Z Reach 754Y [KC-135] call Thule PP Charleston AFB, S.C.- ETA 0140Z 19/Jan/02 (RR) SNAKE PIT: 28-char EAM 1506 USB FUYO4R simulcast on at least 11244 with nothing heard any ZULU frequency. (22 Jan 02) (JH) WAVE HEAT: 22-char EAM 2325 USB OHW57E and starting a 28character EAM (OH4COR) but stopping OH4COR after the first reading of the preamble [h+25/h+55 activity.] (13 Feb 02) (JH) Diego Garcia: 2205 USB w/Snoop 50. Diego want to switch them to another, higher freq but Snoop 50 decides to wait until they are in UHF range. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) Diego Garcia: 2205 USB w/Snoop 50. Diego want to switch them to another, higher freq but Snoop 50 decides to wait until they are in UHF range. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) CATHEDRAL: 28-char EAM 2107 USB 7OSKBW simulcast 13155 and 11244 with nothing heard 8992. CATHEDRAL will probably return to 13155.0 at h+37/h+07 with the string over the next hour or so. (05 Feb 02) (JH) RYTHMIC: 28-char EAM 1547 USB FUA2CK simulcast 8992 over the GHFS bcast of another EAM (FUJVX6) and 11244. (16 Jan 02) (JH) RYTHMIC: EAM Bcast 1552 USB FUJVX6 simulcast 8992 and 11244. (16 Jan 02) (JH) TEST HOP: 28-char EAM 0024 USB 7ORUD7 simulcast 6697, 8992 and 11244. (08 Feb 02) (JH) WOOL SUIT: 28-char EAM 1820 USB 7OO7ZC simulcast 8992 & 11244. (06 Feb 02) (JH) Sidecar: 0703 USB / working Y5X. (31Jan.2002) (Midwest USA) Andrews: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 2008 USB / pp for SAM 60204 (a C-20B) to SAM Command on F-467. (16Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) Northern Lights: 0117 USB / wkg Magic 75 (probable NATO E-3 AWACS). Also secure voice. (05Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) unid: 0808 AM / Female in Spanish with five figure groups. (05Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) Pagina 195 WUN-v08 09025.0 170033: C-5 87-0033 0821 ALE/USB Wkg GTL (13Feb02) (SA) 09025.0 180215: Rch-232Y C-5 68-0215 0200 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE this aircraft tried on numerous occassions to contact TAE (Hilda E) by ALE init PP and was each time cut off because the system thought that the call had not been answered.This covered a period of 1.25 Hrs (11Jan02) (SA) 09025.0 190007: Rch-717Y C-5 69-0007 1115 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE first for Croughton - no ans then Mainsail (12Feb02) (SA) 09025.0 190007: Rch-717Y C-5 69-0007 1853 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) reporting autopilot malfunction. Do we carry on with mission or return to last? (02Feb02) (SA) 09025.0 200173: Rch-C56Y C-17 00-0173 0200 ALE/USB Wkg GTL with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83127793344NNNN (Hilda Metro) for 0420Z at LTAG (Incirlik) (07Feb02) (SA) 09025.0 200178l: C-17 00-0178 1535 ALE/USB Sounds (13Feb02) (SA) 09025.0 200201: C-17 00-0201/ZZ171 0512 ALE/USB Wkg 200202 C-17 00-0202/ZZ172 ALE+VOICE+AMD [AMD]HELLO IS IT WORKING --[AMD] YES IT IS. An attempt at ALE by the British. (06Feb02) (SA) 09025.0 200534: Rch-337Y C-17 90-0534 1618 ALE/USB Wkg JDG ALE+VOICE for PP to Charleston c/p Diego unable to read, try another freq (03Feb02) (SA) 09025.0 223292: Rch-008Y C-17 92-3292 2222 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPCHSNNNN (Charleston) inb your station 4.5 hrs, Heads up+WX (09Jan02) (SA) 09025.0 223293: Rch-764Y C-17 92-3293 0421 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE trying to raise Hilda E (16Jan02) (SA) 09025.0 223293: Rch-767Y C-17 92-3293 0758 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83822635NNNN (McChord c/p)broken barely readable (14Jan02) (SA) 09025.0 223293: Rch-767Y C-17 92-3293 0758 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83822635NNNN (McChord c/p)broken barely readable (14Jan02) (SA) 09025.0 240066: Rch-190Y C-17 94-0066 1436 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 314-480-5922/2553/2049 (all Ramstein) with no success after many attempts. Raised CRO ALE+VOICE only to be told Ramstein are having probs with the ALE system (09Jan02) (SA) 09025.0 240066: Rch-190Y C-17 94-0066 1436 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 314-480-5922/2553/2049 (all Ramstein) with no success after many attempts. Raised CRO ALE+VOICE only to be told Ramstein are having probs with the ALE system (09Jan02) (SA) 09025.0 240068: Rch-051Y C-17 94-0068 0301 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main) Inb 0800Z A1 (14Feb02) (SA) 09025.0 260005: Rch-126Y C-17 96-0005 0255 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPCHSNNNN(Charleston) for a further PP nothing heard (09Jan02) (SA) 09025.0 260006: Rch-726Y C-17 96-0006 2042 ALE/USB Wkg JDG with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCDPTAENNNN (Hilda E) unable Hilda due to "D" in address. Raised Diego and asked them for PP to Hilda, very broken Diego relayed next dest frag+1,2 pall,4 rolling stock,19 pax.Trans load?? (09Jan02) (SA) 09025.0 290060: Rch-337 C-17 99-0060 1640 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALEV init PP to [AMD]CCCCD9944966145NNNN (Sembach Metro) for WX at EDDF (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main) at 2015Z + Pirep FL310, N42.41, E041.22-50C Wind-011/57 neg ice, neg turb (03Feb02) (SA) 09025.0 290060: Rch-507Y C-17 99-0060 2215 ALE/USB Wkg PLA with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main) inb 0015Z A1 (14Feb02) (SA) 09025.0 430081: KC-10 83-0081 1912 ALE/USB Wkg GUA (13Jan02) (SA) 09025.0 500364: Acrft-364 KC-135 60-0364 0853 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for radio check (17Jan02) (SA) 09025.0 500364: Acrft-364 KC-135 60-0364 0853 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for radio check (17Jan02) (SA) 09025.0 510310: E-32 KC-135 61-0310 1012 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE Pagina 196 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09031.0 09031.0 09031.0 09040.6 09040.6 09041.0 09041.0 09041.0 09041.0 09050.0 09050.0 09050.0 09057.0 09057.0 09061.0 09070.0 09085.0 09085.5 09105.9 09121.0 09122.5 09124.0 WUN-v08 for PP to 314-722- 8350 (Moron c/p) ref with Rch-75d2 complete (11Jan02) (SA) 510310: E-32 KC-135 61-0310 1012 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for PP to 314-722- 8350 (Moron c/p) ref with Rch-75d2 complete (11Jan02) (SA) 523526: Rch-195Y KC-135 62-3526 0517 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ALE+VOICE for PP to Moron req status of recievers "recievers air aborted" RTB (20Jan02) (SA) 523551:Acrft 3551 1330 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for rad chk (13Jan02) (SA) 563606: KC-135 56-3606 0910 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD] CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) for WX update at Bangor (Callsign sounds like Hightop-05) (01Feb02) (SA) 571471:???-05 KC-135 57-1471 0836 ALE/USB Wkg OFF with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPARWNNNN (Maniac Cntrl Bangor) for current WX (31Jan02) (SA) 591477: Auto-72 KC-135 59-1477 0343 ALE/USB Wkg ADW ALE+VOICE (18Feb02) (SA) ABCD: unid acrft 2106 ALE/USB Wkh JDG (14Feb02) (SA) ABCD: unid arcrft 0048 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (13Feb02) (SA) BLUE 41: Wkg UNID 1005 USB pp Mhall AMCC KC10/tail 50028 (17Jan02) (JB) BLUE 41: Wkg UNID 1005 USB pp Mhall AMCC KC10/tail 50028(17Jan02) (JB) DRAJ: (Selcall) C-5 68-0226 2118 ALE/USB Wkg CEF Westover (14Feb02) (SA) E30008: E-3C 83-0008 0729 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (18Jan02) (SA) : Architect G 1245 USB wkg Segan 41 (phonetic as I couldn't hear it correctly). PP to Brize Ops USB 1245 (24-01-02) (AB) : Ascot 3428 1243 USB wkg Architect. Selcal LMDG (24-01-02) (AB) Architect: (RAF Flight Watch Center): 1132 USB w/RAF airfield color states then wind speed & direction and color states for various European airfields. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 5YE: Narirobi Metro KEN 2234 RTTY/100/850 Testing RYs. (12Jan02) (BC3) 5YE: Narirobi Metro KEN 2234 RTTY/100/850 Testing RYs.(12Jan02) (BC3) 5YE: Nairobi Meteo KEN 1944 RTTY/100/800 Calls & RYs. (02Feb02) (RGA) 5YE: Nairobi Meteo KEN 2026 RTTY/100/850 USIY01 LIIB 111208.(11Feb02) (RGA) 5YE: Nairobi Meteo KEN 2026 RTTY/100/850 USIY01 LIIB 111208.(11Feb02) (RGA) 5YE: Nairobi Meteo KEN 2041 RTTY/100/850 USSD10 OEJD 221200. (22Jan02) (RGA) 0000120013: Unid 2106 ALE/LSB Sounds. Also 0000130011. (06Feb02) (RGA) 0000120013: Unid 2106 ALE/LSB Sounds. Also 0000130011. (06Feb02) (RGA) PAR: Rockwell-Collins Net Paris FRA 1501 ALE/USB Sounds. (24Jan02) (RGA) AF8: VC-25A 82-8000 0218 ALE/USB Sounds (12Feb02) (SA) E30352: E3B 77-0352 1858 ALE/USB Wkg OFF (18Jan02) (SA) K90: Unid 0427 ALE/USB [TO] K06 [AMD] [TIME01020107122715] (07-02-02) (IB) Unid: O/M (Vietnamese): 0325 USB w/O/M (Vietnamese). (29/JAN/02) (RP3) FABIO: Italian GUARFI Police Net ITA 1908 ALE/USB Calls ALE on 9085 and 12175. (28Jan02) (RGA) UNID: ---- UNID 37.75bds synchronous stream (Dec 3 2001)(PLOO) : Unid MFA Moscow (?) 2041 MAZIELKA Frequency 9105.91 (22Jan02) (RGA) A25: Latvian KFOR Net 1907 ALE/USB Calls PAMATS. (02Feb02) (RGA) CGQHF1: Unid USACE 1505 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg SAMHF1: USACE Mobile. Again at 1509z. (11/Jan/02) (MADX) : FAPSI Link 00098 2056 RTTY/75/400 Opchat in CW & RTTY. 5LGs. Pagina 197 09186.0 09202.0 09212.0 09212.0 09212.0 09212.0 09212.0 09212.0 09212.0 09235.0 09270.0 09286.0 09286.0 09286.0 09304.4 09311.7 09315.0 09316.3 09850.0 09951.5 10018.0 10046.0 10051.0 10072.0 10096.0 10112.8 10154.0 10160.0 10160.0 10160.0 10166.4 10166.4 10166.5 10168.0 10170.0 10200.0 10200.0 10204.0 10204.0 WUN-v08 (22Jan02) (RGA) Unid: Possible Linking protection 0239 ALE/USB (07-02-02) (IB) E10: MOSSAD Numbers Station 0219 AM YL/EE/5LGs already in progress. "End of transmission" at 0220. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) eagle: 1425 ale/usb clg spaceman 11-Jan-02 (wp3) EAGLE: R&S Net 1920 ALE/USB Sounds. (28Jan02) (RGA) EAGLE: R&S Net 1958 ALE/USB Calls SPACEMAN. (28Jan02) (RGA) EAGLE: R&S Net 2030 ALE/USB Calls RSMUNICH. (28Jan02) (RGA) nomade1: 1423 ale/usb clg rsmunich 11-Jan-02 (wp3) rsmunich: Rhode & Schwarz München 1433 ale/usb clg nomade1 11-Jan-02 (wp3) spaceman: 1424 ale/usb clg nomade1 11-Jan-02 (wp3) : FAPSI Link 8?038 2108 RTTY/75/500 Poor copy. Headers garbled. (22Jan02) (RGA) SYN2: E10 Mossad 1948 AM YL with callup. (02Feb02) (RGA) UKB: UNID 0900 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng UKR (18/Feb)(DW) UKB: UNID 1100 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE oin usb. Responding to UKR. 1108z/1110Z short period of 1kHz tone followed by muliple tone field - tone separation 75Hz (ionospheric sounder?) same stn as ALE? (16/Feb)(DW) UKR: UNID 1100 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng UKB (16/Feb)(DW) FDC: Air Metz FRA 1449 CW Vs marker. (24Jan02) (RGA) : MFA Cairo EGY 2054 ARQ Long-winded ATU80 msg to unid. Faded. (11Feb02) (RGA) 239: Poss Chinese Mil 1355 ALE/USB Wkg with 125. (14-02-02) (IB) MFA CAIRO: 2045.0 sitor A tfc in arabic;no call recognizable/selcall 29/01 (pp1) 7105: Unid 0411 ALE/USB Wkg with 7108. (14-02-02) (IB) : M21 Russian Air Defence 2255 CW =990149??8???? up to 9901557 and so on. (10Feb02) (RGA) MUMBAI: Mumbai ACC IND 2018 USB Wkg Air India 124. (11Feb02) (RGA) 4XZ: Israeli Navy Haifa ISR 2345 CW VVV 4XZ 4XZ = = ( 26-01-02) (AB) Gander radio: wx rpt USA USB 27-01-02 17,53 (BvR) Speedbird (BA LDOC) London: 1302 USB, clg N6304??, no joy (18-Jan-02) (MB3) Atlantico: (O/M EE & Portuguese): 0345 USB w/Italia 693 in altitude change. (10/JAN/02) (RP3) UNID: 0733 UNID 96/[500/500/500]4peaks continuous stream USB br=0(Dec 3 2001)(PLOO) : Unid 213 REVS/48.25/250 (11Feb02) (RGA) 1030: UNID TUR-Red Crescent station, TUR 2049 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding, using Codan radio equipment (23Jan02) (LDO) 1050: UNID TUR-Red Crescent station, TUR 1959 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding, using Codan radio equipment (23Jan02) (LDO) 2010: UNID TUR-Red Crescent station, TUR 2000 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding, using Codan radio equipment (23Jan02) (LDO) VCT: Globe Node Tor's Cove NS CAN 2011 ARQ+CWID (11Feb02) (RGA) VCT: GW NODE NEWFOUNDLAND 1500 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "VCT". Wkbg ship in Globedata. (01/Feb)(DW) VCT: GlobeRadio Tor's Cove NFLD CAN 1953 ARQ+CWID. (02Feb02) (RGA) EAGLE: unloc. Rohde & Schwarz demo station., 1131 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, clng "SPACEMan" (20Jan02) (LDO) 239: Possible Chinese mil 0605 ALE/USB Wkg with 125. (13-02-02) (IB) 000: Prob Canadian Military Europe NCS 1939 ALE/USB Calls 300 who responds. (02Feb02) (RGA) CAS: Chilean NAVY 0125 ALE/LSB Wkg with CVF. (08-02-02) (IB) ACCOLADE(?): 28-char EAM 1906 USB FU6QUZ simulcast 8992 and 11244. (25 Jan 02) (JH) IRISHMAN: 28-char EAM 1905 USB OHQT4Y simulcast 8992 and 11244. (09 Feb 02) (JH) Pagina 198 WUN-v08 10204.0 LONESOME(?): 28-char EAM 1508 USB OHEMPD simulcast 8992 and 11244. (11 Feb 02) (JH) 10227.8 : Unid 1707 UNID/75/500 ACF=22. (08Feb01) (RGA) 10248.0 8BY: M16 DGSE Ste Assise FRA 1441 CW 4x3LGs. (24Jan02) (RGA) 10248.0 8BY: M16 DGSE Ste Assise FRA 1858 CW 5x3LGs and offair. (22Feb02) (RGA) 10250.0 310: Unid Illicit 1702 CW Repeats 310 in severe QRM. (08Feb01) (RGA) 10285.0 S130P: Unid INAS Oil Net Member ALG 1454 ALE/LSB Sounds. (07Feb02) (RGA) 10285.0 ZINAGPL: SONATRACH Zina, ALG 2232 LSB/MIL-STD188-141A, sounding (20Jan02) (LDO) 10292.4 UNID: 0435 UNID 195.4/700 4 peaks br=0 (Nov 26 2001)(PLOO) 10300.0 239: Possible Chinese Military 0105 ALE/USB Wkg with 294 (11-02-02) (IB) 10308.0 ---: MFA PRAGUE ? 1611 MIL.STD 188-110A on usb. Burst mode 2400bps sht intlv. Msgs start "Bcd- thru - XYZ" upper/lowercase, then online encrypt thru 1712z. Into J3E, brief and offair. (11/Feb)(DW) 10315.5 UNID: 0705 81-81 40.5/500 (Dec 3 2001)(PLOO) 10370.0 RESB3: Romanian MOI Net 3 Resita 1759 ALE/USB Calls BMAB3/Baia Mari who responds. (13Feb02) (RGA) 10420.0 FDG: Air Bordeaux FRA 1439 CW Vs marker. (24Jan02) (RGA) 10446.5 GYU: Gibraltar 14.32 Test tape with RYRYs, Count, INT ZBZ(12Dec01). (PT) 10456.0 VIE:Darwin radio AUSTRALIA 2030 12 Feb 02 CW/Globe callband (EB) 10476.7 : FAPSI Link 40034 1901 RTTY/75/500 5LGs. (22Feb02) (RGA) 10482.3 RFFA: MOD Paris FRA 1957 ARQ-E3/100/350 5LGs & SVC to Le Port on cct IRE. (02Feb02) (RGA) 10482.8 FF:.0 0100 ARQ-E3 100/400 cdv [ire](Nov 11 2001)(PLOO) 10493.0 V5G: MFA Bucharest ROM 1158 ROU-FEC/164.5/400 Broadcast cipher msgs. // 8028 14681 10329.6 18552 19850. (20Feb02) (RGA) 10535.4 CFH: MACS Halifax Military NS CAN 2011 FAX/120/576 Finishes RTTY ZKRs and into FAX. Badly blurred contour lines and illegible chart legend. (11Feb02) (RGA) 10536.1 CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 2032 RTTY/75/860 Canadian airfields forecasts. (22Jan02) (RGA) 10579.9 Pyongyang: 1046 50/400 ee propaganda garbled (Dec 3 2001)(PLOO) 10595.5 UNID: 0700 UNID 100/486 synchronous stream br=0 (Dec 3 2001)(PLOO) 10600.0 TOU: Rockwell-Collins Toulouse FRA 1547 ALE/USB Sounds. Also PAR/Paris at 1548z (03Feb02) (RGA) 10600.0 TOU: Rockwell-Collins Toulouse FRA 2045 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 7650. (22Jan02) (RGA) 10608.0 ESPADA: unid Colombian Navy 0058 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg RADGENA: unid Colombian Navy. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 10627.0 055: Poss E.Asian User 2213 ALE/USB Sounds. (06Feb02) (RGA) 10627.0 055: Prob E.Asian Net 1801 ALE/USB Sounds. (13Feb02) (RGA) 10658.0 1040: Turkish Red Crescent Org 1306 ALE/USB Calls 1020. (11Feb02) (RGA) 10658.0 2020: Turkish Red Crescent Stn 2025 ALE/USB Sounds. 1080 sounds at 2010z. (17Feb02) (RGA) 10658.0 2060: Turkish Red Crescent Net 1915 ALE/USB Calls 1020. (29Jan02) (RGA) 10712.0 : Russian Navy/Military 1148 REVS/36/250 36-50 idling. (20Feb02) (RGA) 10714.0 #'s: Numbers station 0205z Jan 8, 2002 CW 5figure groups [SN] 10730.0 GIUB8: Romanian MOI Giurgu 1353 Wkg with VASB8/Vaslui + MILSTD 188-110A modem activity. (14-02-02) (IB) 10748.0.0 SAB:Gothenburg radio SWEDEN 1657 11 Feb 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 10765.0 OVC: 2100.0 DM.0 Groennedal.0 GRL CW.0.0 "test zni 1 k 08/01 (PP1) 10849.6 UNID: 0840 Piccolo encrypted on-line tfc(Dec 2 2001)(PLOO) 10850.5 ---: UNID 1520 PICC 10850.510. On standby thru 2258z (30/Jan)(DW) Pagina 199 WUN-v08 10869.2 RFVI: FF Le Port REU 1911 ARQ-E3/100/380 Relays msg from German Authority RGFBPG/Glücksburg on cct RUN to Djibouti. (22Feb02) (RGA) 10870.4 UNID: 0825 81-81 81/500 (Dec 3 2001)(PLOO) 10872.0 S: MX Beacon 2036 CW Arkhangelsk. (22Jan02) (RGA) 10873.7 RFVI: FF Le Port REU 1917 ARQ-E3/100/400 Relays Indian Ocean wx fcast from ALINDIEN to RFQPFLR/FLORIAN on circuit REI to Paris (For onward relay to RFQP). (Assume Florian, copying Djibouti, is on her way to the Indian Ocean). (11Feb02) (RGA) 10875.0 ---:FF REUNION 1934 12 Feb 02 ARQ E3 100 idling (EB) 10945.0 CFH: MACS Halifax Military NS CAN 1914 RTTY/75/850 ZKRs to NAWS. (11Feb02) (RGA) 10945.8 CFH:Canadian forces Halifax Nova Scotia CANADA 1646 11 Feb 02 RTTY 75 callband idles in mark (EB) 10953.0 : Russian Military 1433 MS-5/4800/DPSK/USB Idle. (24Jan02) (RGA) 10960.4 UNID: 0855 RTTY 75/800 encrypted on-line (Dec 3 2001)(PLOO) 10960.7 RFFA: MOD Paris FRA 1136 ARQ-M2/200/380 Poor decode. Good signal. 5LGs in chan A; Flight plans in chan B. To Sarajevo. (20Feb02) (RGA) 10967.0 HBD20: MFA Berne SWI 1715 ARQ Long-winded 5LG tgm to unid. (11Feb02) (RGA) 10979.0 : Russian Military 1432 81-81/81/250 Cipher. Lots of it about. Exercise? (24Jan02) (RGA) 11018.0 SANTANA: Counter-narcotics unit Santana Colombia 1214 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg TRESESQINT: Counter-narcotics unit Tres Equinas Radar Station Colombia. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 11018.0 TRESESQINT: Counter-narcotics unit Tres Equinas Radar Station Colombia 1203 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg PUERTOLEG: Counternarcotics unit Puerto Leguizamo Colombia. (18/Jan/02) 11018.0 TRESESQINT: Counter-narcotics unit Tres Equinas Radar Station Colombia 1218 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg ORITO: Counternarcotics unit Colombia. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 11018.0 TRESESQINT: Counter-narcotics unit Tres Equinas Radar Station Colombia 1222 MIL-STD 188-141A/USB clg FLORENCIA: Counternarcotics unit Forencia Colombia. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 11028.0 ---:Melbourne meteo Australia 1922 12 Feb 02 FAX 120/576 tones only picture lost in QRM/N ident by frequency (EB) 11058.0 : Unid 1413 USB Dutch/Flemish casual net. Males. (24Jan02) (RGA) 11115.0 no-call: UNID net, 2344 USB/TADIRAN vx scrambler with 4-FSK preamble running at 125 Bd, constant 2-FSK synch. sequence during voice transmissions(20Jan02) (LDO) 11146.0 LFI:Rogaland radio NORWAY 1308 08 Feb 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) 11150.0 000: UNID Canadian MIL in EUR, 0838 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A/16/39-TONE PSK MODEM, no 393.75 Hz doppler, KY-99/MINTERM encrypted speech, rdo check tfc. in Québécoise to 300, bad feedback on audio, probably related to SFOR operations, "000" is NCS (12Jan02) (LDO) 11150.0 200: UNID Canadian MIL in EUR, 1111 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/16/39-TONE PSK MODEM, (12Jan02) (LDO) 11150.0 300: UNID Canadian MIL in EUR, 0838 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A/16/39-TONE PSK MODEM, no 393.75 (12Jan02) (LDO) 11150.0 320: UNID Canadian MIL in EUR, 0703 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A/rdo check tfc. in Québécoise to 300, long DTM msgs to 300, prob. related to SFOR ops (12Jan02) (LDO) 11150.0 930: UNID Canadian MIL in EUR, 0935 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A/16/39-TONE PSK MODEM, no 393.75 (12Jan02)(LDO) 11150.0 950: UNID Canadian MIL in EUR, 1019 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/1/39TONE PSK MODEM, (12Jan02) (LDO) 11170.0 "OSS": Egyptian intel, EGY 1237 USB, "Otto Susan Susan" callup QTC QTC NR2 GR01 (20Jan02) (LDO) 11175.0 Airevac 67948: 0128Z Airevac 67948 [C-141} call McClellan PP Travis AFB, CA - ETA 0425Z 17/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Airvac 6196:.0 0108Z.0 Airvac 6196 [C-141] call Offutt PP Hickam AFB, HI - ETA 0345Z 26/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Andrews: 0347 USB calling SAM 202 (C-20B # 86-0202, 99th AS, Andrews) w/no response. (29/JAN/02) (RP3) Pagina 200 WUN-v08 11175.0 Andrews: 1330 USB "Diego Garcia, Thule, request you echo the following;Skyking Skyking do not answer N7Y, time 32 auth. UW" (06-Feb-02) (JB) 11175.0 Andrews: 2251 USB w/Reach 489T in pp to DSN 779-1748 (Hilda East TACC) w/departure message for himself and Reach 490T from Gander. Both enroute to Ramstein. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Andrews: 2253 USB calling Seals 1 (unidentified) w/no response. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 APPLICANT(?): Wkg ANDREWS 1902 USB For working freqs for station PART TIME: Z150/Z330 (said to be both active at this time) and gone. (02 Feb 02) (JH) 11175.0 ASCENSION: Maint Check 0408 USB Counts 1-5 and back. (15 Jan 02) (BD) 11175.0 CG 1709: 2038Z.0 CG 1709 [C-130 from Kodiak AK 20/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Cody 01: 0048Z.0 Cody 01 [C-130] call Offutt PP Little Rock, ARK - ETA 0130Z 11/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 CROUGHTON: Andrews Remote G 1216 USB Calls CYPRUS FLIGHTWATCH twice for radio check. No response. (18Jan02) (RGA) 11175.0 CROUGTHON: 0955 USB All freq request for REACH 490T (also at 6.712/8.992 11.244) (17Jan02) (JB) 11175.0 Dobey 13: TIME??? USB Wkg Crougthon pp usafe metro wx moron/rota 1600Z (12-Feb-02) (JB) 11175.0 Doom 82: (B-52, 2nd Wing, Barksdale AFB): 2253 USB w/radio checks. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Earl 97: 0206Z.0 Earl 97 [B-52] calll McClellan PP Fairchild AFB, WA - ETA 0500Z 20/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Evac 5256: 1833Z.0 Evac 5256 [C-9A] call Salinas PR PP Norfolk NAS, VA - ETA 2000Z 20/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Evac 5256: 1420 USB w/Andrews in pp w/Leeward tower w/arrival information. (20/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Evac 5256: 1512 USB w/McClellan in pp w/Roosevelt Roads Metro 19/Jan/02 (RP3) 11175.0 Grand Forks Radio Maintenance: 2249 USB w/radio check. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Havoc 36: 0044Z.0 Havoc 36 [C-130] call Offutt PP Dyess AFB, TX - ETA 0130Z 11/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Hobby 02: 1747Z Hobby 02 [C-130] call Andrews PP McConnell AFB 19/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Kanga 45: 0148Z.0 Kanga 45 [KC-135] call Lajes PP Dyess AFB, TX - checking on A/C fot A/R 15/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 King 30: 0224Z.0 King 30 [type?] call Andrews PP Kirtland AFB, N.M. - gave coded location 15/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 King 55: (HC-130, id as tail # 44855): 0003 USB w/McClellan in pp w/Gunrunner Ops (Robins AFB, GA USAFR CP) reporting departure from Davis-Monthan AFB enroute to Robins. (8/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 LAJES: 0935 USB All freq request for REACH 490T (17Jan02) (JB) 11175.0 LL48: P-3C VP-30 0041 USB wkg LAJES w/pp to FIDDLE WO: TSC NAS Jax. LL48 req RTB. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 11175.0 MILKY WAY: Wkg OFFUTT 2132 USB For PP to a common DSN 271 number ID'd as DANDY DAN (STRATCOM) for 'Exercise Pacific comms check'. (01 Feb 02) (JH) 11175.0 Navy AX 820: 1758Z Navy AX 820 [C-130T] call Andrews AFB, MD - ETA 2320Z 19/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Navy CW-510: 0103Z.0 Navy CW-510 [C-130T] call Lajes PP Keflavik NAS, Iceland - ETA 0300Z 1/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 NAVY JW620: Unid 1158 USB Calls MAINSAIL. Raises Unid (too weak) for PP to '4762356' (Navy Brunswick) for B'wick wx at 1730 and wx at CYYT/St John's NFLD for 1400z. (18Jan02) (RGA) 11175.0 Navy LY 224: 0230Z.0 Navy LY 224 [P-3B] call McClellan PP Barbers Point NAS, HI 20/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Navy RU 930: (C-130T, VR-55, Point Mugu): 0136 USB w/Hickam in radio checks. At 0204 in pp w/VR-55 operations regarding arrival information for Key West. (15/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Navy RU930: 0150Z.0 Navy RU 930 [type?] call McClellan PP Mugu NAS, CA - just left Guantanamo Bay, Cuba going to Key West, FL 14/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 NEW CROP: Clg LAJES 0623 USB LAJES active with another phone Pagina 201 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 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 WUN-v08 patch. No further comms heard from NEW CROP. (19 Feb 02) (JH) NIGHT 12 (?): 1229 USB Wkg Cr. pp 352th wx dsn 2384858 (5-Feb-02) (JB) NIGHT 13 (?): 1400 USB wkg Cr. pp dsn 2383295 no joy/2384617 no joy/4618 no joy ETA 35 mins (06-Feb-02) (JB) OFFUTT: F-Message 1150 USB ?APY Time: 50 Auth: EQ. (18Jan02) (RGA) OFFUTT: SKYKING Msg for DIEGO GARCIA 0349 USB 'Request you relay.' Msg was '321' with timestamp 49 and authentication AB. (15 Jan 02) (BD) Otis 20: 0105Z.0 Otis 20 [KC-130] call McClellan PP Miramar NAS, CA - ETA 18:45 local 14/Jan/02 (RR) Puerto Rico: 0129 USB w/N801 (not heard) in unsuccessful pp. (15/JAN/02) (RP3) Puerto Rico: 0325 USB w/Reach 860Y (not heard) in pp w/Hilda Metro w/wx for two undisclosed locations. (10/JAN/02) (RP3) Puerto Rico: 0404 USB w/Reach Zulu 5 (not heard) in pp w/Offutt CP w/arrival information. (13/JAN/02) (RP3) Puerto Rico: 0416 USB w/Reach 12P1 (not heard) in pp w/DSN 779-XXXX. (13/JAN/02) (RP3) PUERTO RICO: 28-char EAM 0755 USB 7OYD4L then gone at 0757z. (27 Jan 02) (BD) Rat 69: 0227Z.0 Rat 69 [KC-135] call Offutt PP March AFB, CA - ETA 0300Z27/Jan/02 (RR) Razor 33: 1901Z Razor 33 [E-8C] call Andrews PP MacDill AFB, FL - gave coded tfc 19/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 0336: 1549Z.0 Reach 0336 [type?] call McClellan PP Fairchild AFB, WA - ETA 1800Z 27/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 0605: 2138Z Reach 0605 [type?] call Offutt PP McCord AFB, WA - ETA 0015Z 19/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 062Y:: 0006Z.0 Reach 062Y [type?] call Lajes Fld Fld, Azores - ETA 0320Z 13/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 078Y: 0247Z.0 Reach 078Y [type?] call Thule PP Moron AB, Spain - checking on tanker 14/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 101N: 0126Z.0 Reach 101N [C-5] call Offutt PP Ketty AFB, TX - ETA 0420Z 11/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 12P1:.0 0415Z.0 Reach 12P1 [type ?] call Salinas PR PP Hilda East - ETA 0600Z to ST John, New Brunswick, Canada 12/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 134Y: 0108Z.0 Reach 134Y [type ?] call Offutt PP Charleston AFB, S.C. - ETA 0310Z Reach 148Y: 0208Z.0 Reach 148Y [C-5] call Salinas PR PP Dover AFB, DE - ETA 0515Z Reach 148Y: 0347Z.0 Reach 148Y [C-5] call Salinas PR PP Dover AFB, DE 27/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 180Y: 0406Z Reach 180Y [type?] call Lajes PP McGuire AFB, N.J. - ETA 0815Z 17/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 181Y: 0249Z Reach 181Y [type?] call Thule PP Hilda East - will be on time for A/R at 0445Z 19/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 204: 2332 USB w/Offutt in pp w/Travis CP w/arrival information. (13/JAN/02) (RP3) REACH 259Y: Clg LAJES 0410 USB for PP to 'TACC' weather. LAJES initiated patch and 259Y requested weather for location "UAFM" for arrival at 0630z and location "UBBB" at 0900z. Bases were referred to as UAFM and UBBB by meterologist on duty, as well, then patch terminated at 0415z. (15 Jan 02) (BD) Reach 3077: TIME??? USB Wkg unid pp Hilda West for wx Gadina/KC10 tail 830077 (13-Feb-02) (JB) Reach 317T: 2044Z.0 Reach 317Y [type?] call Salinas PR PP Dover AFB, DE - ETA 0000Z 13/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 3234: TIME??? USB Wkg Andrews pp Hilda Metro confirm sigmet 0001 occasional to servere turbulence below 370 below line 43N 25W and 30N 25W/ pos Reach 3234 3846N 016W (13-Feb-02) (JB) Reach 4059: 0334 USB w/Lajes w/request for arrival wx at Dover. (26/JAN/02) (RP3) Reach 4059:.0 0339Z.0 Reach 4059 [type?] call Andrews PP Fort Campbell KY 28/Jan/02 (RR) Pagina 202 WUN-v08 11175.0 Reach 4102: 1357Z.0 Reach 4102 [Type?] call Offutt PP Barkdale AFB, LA - ETA 1522Z 27/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 459: 0053Z.0 Reach 459 [type ?] call Offutt PP Hickam AFB, HI - checking on tanker 11/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 4619: 0143Z Reach 4619 [C-141] call McClellan PP Hilda East - ETA 0250Z to next stop 19/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 489T: (id as tail # 6022): 0223 USB w/Thule in pp to Hilda East w/arrival information for himself and Reach 490T (id as tail # 6023) who is 15 minutes behind him. (15/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Reach 5006: 0412Z.0 Reach 5006 [type?] cal McClellan PP Yokota AB, Japan 27/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 5273: 0052Z.0 Reach 5273 [C-141] call Lajes PP McGuire AFB, N.J. - ETA 0315Z 1/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 529Y: 0108Z Reach 529Y [type?] call Thule PP Dover AFB, DE - ETA 0500Z 19/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 531Y: 0157Z.0 Reach 531Y [type?] call Offutt PP Dover AFB, DE - ETA 0440Z 15/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 6014: 1409Z.0 Reach 6014 [type ?] call McClellan PP Dyess AFB, TX - ETA 1615Z 12/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 6171:.0 0135Z.0 Reach 6171 [C-17] call McClelllan PP Hickam AFB, HI - ETA 0430Z 26/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 6440: 2116Z.0 Reach 6440 [typw?] call Lajes PP Hilda Metro - got wx for Boston Airport, MA for 2245Z 13/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 7033: 0304Z.0 Reach 7033 [type?] call Offutt PP Hilda Metro 27/Jan/902 (RR).0 .0 .0 11175.0 Reach 7045: 0359Z.0 Reach 7045 [type?] call McClellan PP Travis AFB, CA - ETA 0700Z 20/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 704Y: 0115z[type?] call McClellan PP Sigonella NAS, Italy - ETA 0320Z 17/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 7122: 0141Z.0 Reach 7122 [type?] call McClellan PP McGuire AFB, NJ - ETA 0315Z 14/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 7122: 0144 USB w/McClellan in pp w/McGuire CP & Metro w/arrival information. (15/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Reach 8219: 0220Z.0 Reach 8219 [type?] call McClellan PP Westover AFB, Mass - ETA 0515Z 20/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 8219Y: 0134 USB w/Elmendorf in radio checks. (15/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Reach 8220: 0040Z.0 Reach 8220 [C-5] call Offutt pp Hilda West - Deverting fron Travis AFB, CA to Nellis AFB, NV ETA 0115Z 11/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 8220: 0301Z.0 Reach 8220 [C-5] call Salinas PR PP Hilda West - update time for A/R 0529Z 13/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 8220: 0314Z.0 Reach 8220 [C-5] call Salinas PR PP Trvis AFAB, CA - ETA 0615Z 15/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 84: 0352Z Reach 84 [type] call Lajes PP Diego Garcia ETA 0800Z 17/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 8603: 0313Z.0 Reach 8603 [type?] call McClellan PP Scott AFB, IL - checking on tanker 20/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 898Y: 2329 USB w/Lajes in pp w/Sand Castle. Reports enroute to Rota Spain. (13/JAN/01) (RP3) 11175.0 Reach 9026: 0406 USB w/Mainsail radio check. Answered by Puerto Rico. (13/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Reach 910Y: 0243Z.0 Reach 910Y [type?] call Salinas PR PP Ramstein AB, Germany - ETA 0530Z 13/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 9166: 0441Z.0 Reach 9166 [type?] call McClellan PP Hickam AFB, HI - ETA 0545Z 1/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 9192: 0132 USB w/Ascension w/arrival information. (15/JAN/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Reach 9202:: 0146Z.0 Reach 9202 [type?] call Andrews AFB, 13/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 957:.0 0413Z.0 Reach 957 [type?] call McClellan PP Hilda West - ETA 0410Z to Whiteman AFAB, MO 26/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach R2: 0125Z.0 Reach R2 [type?] call Offutt PP USafty Metro - got wx for ETAR [Germany?] for 0650Z 15/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach RY3: 2124Z.0 Reach RY3 [type?] call Andrews AFB, MD ETA 2250Z 20/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach Zulu 3: (id as C-141 # 50256): 0349 USB w/Andrews in pp Pagina 203 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 11175.0 11175.0 11177.0 11180.0 11181.0 11181.0 11181.0 11181.0 11181.0 11181.0 11186.0 11186.0 11186.0 WUN-v08 w/Rota CP (British accent) w/arrival information. (26/JAN/02) (RP3) Rubber 03: 1941Z.0 Rubber 03 [type?] call Andrews AFB, MD got coded msg tfc 20/Jan/02 (RR) Salinas: 1354 USB w/Reach 683 in pp w/Hilda Metro. (13/Jan?02) (RP3) Sam 202:.0 0218Z.0 Sam 202 [type?] call Andrews AFB, MD - ETA 0340Z 28/Jan/02 (RR) SAM300: Unid 1123 USB Radio check & PP to SAM Command controller. Passed ETAs etc. (18Jan02) (RGA) Sentry 14: 2216Z.0 Sentry 14 [E-3B] call Lajes PP Tinker AFB, OK - coded tfc 13/Jan/02 (RR) Spar 94: 0257Z.0 Spar 94 [type ?] call Andrews PP USafty Merto - got wx for King Khaled Airport, Saudi Arabia for 0445Z 12/Jan/02 (RR) SPAR 98: (C-20, 76th AS Ramstein AB): 0307 USB w/Offutt in pp w/USAFE Metro w/arrival wx for Ramstein. (26/JAN/02) (RP3) tailnumber 5256: TIME???? USB Wkg Andrews for radiocheck (13-Feb-02) (JB) Teal 10: 0150Z.0 Teal 10 [WC-130] call Offuttt Raymond 12 {England AFB, LA ??] checking on change of time for A/R 15/Jan/02 (RR) Teal 52: 0150Z.0 Teal 52 [WC-130] call McClellan PP Hickam AFB, HI - ETA 0330Z 20/Jan/02 (RR) Thule: 0130 USB w/King 22 (USAF HC-130) in pp w/Rescue Ops (Gabreski Afld, NY) DSN 456-7362 w/request for wx update. (15/JAN/02) (RP3) TIGER 74: Wkg Lajes 0924 USB pp dsn 3147272991 or 3120 (="WO") passing sparegroups & QSL 0928 WO : "we're in good comms with one of your playmates" (17Jan02) (JB) Totam58: 0402Z.0 Totam 58 [C-130] call McClellan PP Elmendorf AFB, AK - ETA 0500Z 14/Jan/02 (RR) Totem 71:.0 0120Z.0 Totem 71 [C130] call Offutt PP Travis AFB, CA - ETA 0345Z 26/Jan/02 (RR) Vader 24: 1558Z.0 Vader 24 [C-130H] call Offutt PP YoungtownWarren Airport, OH - ETA 1640Z 20/Jan/02 (RR) YANKEE BRAVO 934: Req radio check 0320 USB No answer heard. Repeated at 0321 and 0324z. (15 Jan 02) (BD) YANKEE BRAVO 934: Req radio check 0337 USB Station identified as "772" answered reading 934 "loud and clear". Operator then stated "ok good buddy" ..."934 I'm headed your way" then gone at 0338z. (15 Jan 02) (BD) Papa Julliet Kilo: (Dutch Navy, Curacao): 1305 USB calling Charlie 2 (probable patrol craft) w/no response. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) ELEFANTE: MoD Roma, I 0813, USB/FSK-1200Bd, sending tfc. to unlocated station, coord. tfc. with CW (12Jan02) (LDO) COPELAND: 28-char EAM 1931 USB 7O3434 simulcast 8992 and 11244. (28 Jan 02) (JH) Diego Garcia: 2158 USB w/Reach 992 (not heard). (14/JAN/02) (RP3) Diego Garcia: 2202 USB w/Snoop 50 (RC-135 55th Wing, Offutt AFB) in pp to Banter Control (RAF Mildenhall). Diego switches them to 9012. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) Diego Garcia: 2207 USB w/Reach 097Y (not heard) in pp w/Hilda Metro w/wx for two undisclosed destinations. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) Diego Garcia: 2335 USB w/Reach 50267 (not heard) passing diplomatic clearances for overflight of Malaysia and landing at Singapore. Diego switches them to 11226. ALE also noted on this freq. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) MCCNPR: USAF McClellan AFB, USA 0816 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to "538880DAT", heavy aurora on signal (12Jan02) (LDO) 03:.0 Unid "1513 qsl for 03 no further traffic" usnavy ? INT USB 27-01-02 15,13 (BvR) KEEPTRACK:.0 Keeptrack ww ???801, tlxk abt "on station time" INT USB 30-01-02 19,08 (BvR) KEEPTRACK:.0 Keeptrack ww Trident 801 , keeptrack told trident Pagina 204 11186.0 11186.0 11186.0 11200.0 11205.0 11205.0 11217.0 11220.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 WUN-v08 801 that XZ wants to contact him on UHF 234,8 INT USB 27-01-02 18,00 (BvR) KEEPTRACK:.0 Keeptrack ww Trident 801 ops normal at 1848 INT USB 27-01-02 18,48 (BvR) KEEPTRACK:.0 Keeptrack ww Trident 802, ops normal INT USB 30-01-02 19,02 (BvR) KEEPTRACK:.0 Keeptrack ww Voyager 11 INT USB 27-01-02 18,07 (BvR) : UNID Spanish Speakers 0810 LSB Net lasting beyond 0820z. (27 Jan 02) (BD) RAF Brampton Castle: Architect wx G USB 27-01-02 15,30 (BvR) REACH 23J7: Wkg SMASHER OPS 1513 USB Position report (N 27 12 70; W 84 21 70 for example) but fading to unheard levels by 1817z or so. (22 Jan 02) (JH) AAAT3BF: 1529 USB w/AAAKG34A in chat concerning Army MARS communications trends and exercises. This freq identified as channel 6.16/Dec/01 (RP3) SAM 206: Wkg ANDREWS 1531 USB Phone patch traffic. (14 Feb 02) (JH) 170033: Rch-7033 C-5 87-0033 2314 ALE/USB Wkg CEF Westover ALE+VOICE inb ??? A2 neg pax&cargo. "call on ground for change to next mission" (16Feb02) (SA) 170170: C-5 67-0170 1502 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE for Patch to Metro for Lajes 1600Z WX (29Jan02) (SA) 170170: Rch-522Y C-5 67-0170 2300 ALE/USB Wkg GTL with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) airborne from last dest (LEMO Moron) 2130Z rest very broken (26Jan02) (SA) 180222: Rch-8222 C-5 68-0222 0235 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) for patch to WX for 0530Z at EDDF (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main) (05Feb02) (SA) 2000181: C-17 00-0181 2127 ALE/USB Wkg 280051 C-17 98-0051 with DATA [AMD]CCCCCALLON11175FORWXNNNN (18Feb02) (SA) 2000181: Rch-C1Y C-17 00-0181 2111 ALE/USB Wkg 280051 Rch-574Y C-17 98-0051 ALE+VOICE C1Y having prob reaching anyone for EDDF WX ."We will give it a try for you" (See Below) (18Feb02) (SA) 200173: Rch-10 C -17 00-0173 2240 ALE/USB Wkg PLA with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83123821110NNNN (McChord) for local call (27Jan02) (SA) 200202: C-17 00-0202/ZZ172 0401 ALE/USB Wkg 200204 C-17 00-0204/ZZ174 (13Feb02) (SA) 200534: Rch-761Y C-17 90-0534 0752 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main) inb 1130Z A2 (11Feb02) (SA) 200534:Rch-136Y C-17 90-0534 1545 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) inb EDDF (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main) 1845 A2 for Secure comm+Satcom inop, neg pax&cargo (12Feb02) (SA) 223293: Rch-277Y C-17 92-3293 0820 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) three hour out msg A2 for angle of attack prob, in the blocks EDDF(Frankfurt) 1030Z no cargo 1pax (30Jan02) (SA) 240066: Rch-248Y C-17 94-0066 0507 ALE/USB Wkg GTL with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main) inb your station 0735Z A2, 4 pax ,neg cargo. (26Jan02) (SA) 240066: Rch-474Y C-17 94-0066 1723 ALE/USB Wkg GTL ALE+VOICE for Mainsail (31Jan02) (SA) 240068: Rch-442Y C-17 94-0068 1740 ALE/USB Wkg JDG with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-main) inb your station 2055Z A1 Ipallet, 5 pax (10Feb02) (SA) 240068: Rch-669Y C-17 94-0068 2342 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83147228345NNNN (Moron c/p) patch failed (26Jan02) (SA) 250103: Rch-91 C-17 95-0103 0034 ALE/USB Wkg JDG ALE+VOICE for PP with "Squakbox" inb 0250Z A2 + WX at Diego (12Feb02) (SA) 270041: Rch-263Y C-17 8-97-0041 2130 ALE/USB Wkg PLA with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main) inb 0400Z Pagina 205 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 WUN-v08 A2 2 pallets, 1 mail (11Feb02) (SA) 270041: Rch-509 y C-17 97-0041 1615 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPMETNNNN (Hilda Metro) req WX for EGUN (Mildenhall) at 1815Z + Frankfurt and Ramstein at 1915Z (08Feb02) (SA) 270043: Rch-81 C-17 97-0043 1826 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for PP to DSN 318-434-9551 (Prince Sultan AB Saudi)no more heard (10Feb02) (SA) 270043: Rch-88 C-17 97-0043 1657 ALE/USB Wkg JDG with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 3703827NNNN (Diego Garcia) inb your station 2145Z A1. the rest unreadable (22Jan02) (SA) 270046: Rch-213Y C-17 97-0046 1120 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83147228336NNNN (Moron Base Ops) req the active "active is 20" (22Jan02) (SA) 270047: Rch-274Y C-17 97-0047 1653 ALE/USB Wkg GTL with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) inb Bangor 2140Z A1 130000 lbs fuel+Customs &Ag (20Jan02) (SA) 270048: Rch-C72Y C-17 97-0048 1305 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAGNNNN (Incirlik AMCC) inb your station 1500Z 6 pallets, 8 pax +WX (22Jan02) (SA) 280049: Rch-31 C-17 98-0049 2214 ALE/USB Wkg JDG ALE+VOICE for PP to DSN 312-382-2635 (McChord c/p) unable to copy more (05Feb02) (SA) 280051: Rch-1071 C-17 98-0051 1121 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) Airborn from last 1020Z need to slip ARCT with Pack-71 to 1640Z (12Feb02) (SA) 290060: Rch-103Y C-17 99-0060 1541 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPMETNNNN (Hilda Metro) for WX for Frankfurt at 1845Z and Mildenhall at 1945Z (18Jan02) (SA) 290061: Rch-425Y C-17 99-0061 2050 ALE/USB with ALE init PP to [AMD] CCCCD83143308742NNNN (Rhein-MainAMCC) Have you weak unreadable try another freq (24Jan02) (SA) 290061: Rch-777Y C-17 99-0061 1145 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD9944966145NNNN (Sembach Metro) req WX for UTSK Kasshi-Khanabad (Uzbek) and UAFM Manas/Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) (18Jan02) (SA) 290165: Rch-0165 C-17 99-0165 0840 ALE/USB Wkg MCC with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTARNNNN (Ramstein AMCC) inb your station 1205Z A1, 13 pallets weighing 105,000 hazardous all thru load. (04Feb02) (SA) 290165: Rch-419Y C-17 99-0165 1632 ALE/USB Wkg GTL with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main AMCC) req confirm new CT time with tanker of 1802Z (09Feb02) (SA) 290165: Rch-471Y C-17 99-0165 1532 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) inb next ststion at 1715 A2 + Metro for WX at EDDF (Frankfurt/Rhein-main) (06Feb02) (SA) 440186: Rch-817 KC-10 84-0186 1626 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for PP to Mildenhall AMCC. inb 1900Z, 9 pall cargo, 32pax,23 crew (20Jan02) (SA) 450028:Adobe-51 KC-10 85-0028 1427 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for PP to Hilda E req WX for McGuire at 1930Z (22Jan02) (SA) 470121: Rch-817Y KC-10 87-0121 1309 ALE/USN Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E)inb Mildenhall 1545Z 31000 thru load, 40 pax?? + PP to Metro (18Jan02) (SA) 470123: Whisper-55 KC-10 87-0123 0237 ALE/USB Wkg JNR with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) req PP to 318-441-2466 (Johnston Is ???) req status of recievers (Zesty??) 71flight. Broken hard to read. (20Jan02) (SA) 571434: Acrft 1434 1203 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE asking Croughton if they can make a Selective Call to JSHQ. Lost the rest (14Jan02) (SA) BLO: unid 2235 ALE/USB Wkg MOO unid [AMD]KOO (13Feb03) (SA) CRO: 1524 ALE/USB Wkg 240070 C-17 94-0070 (12Feb02) (SA) CT2: unid 1127 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE callsign said as CEE TEE 2 req Croughton init an ALE call so that they can check radios (08Feb02) (SA) Diego Garcia: 2343 USB w/Reach 50267 (not heard) in pp to Pagina 206 WUN-v08 Hilda West. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) 11226.0 DPCS: unid 1647 ALE/USB Wkg PLA (13Jan02) (SA) 11232.0 Canforce 2599: 2031 USB w.Trenton Military in pp w/Wing Ops for arrival at Greenwood CFB. (11/JAN/02) (RP3) 11232.0 CANFORCE 2602: 1932 USB wkg TRENTON MILITARY w/tfc and sc chk. Departure msg, Aircraft 130314, departed Elizabeth City 171845z, eta Trenton 172130z. Selcal: FM-EH. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) 11232.0 CANFORCE 4207: CC-130 (429 Transport Squadron Trenton) 1928 USB wkg TRENTON MILITARY w/pp to 429 Operations and sc chk: GH-AJ. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) 11232.0 MAGIC77: NATO E-3 AWACS 0154 USB wkg TRENTON MILITARY w/pp to NATO OPS concerning request to leave orbit and ETA of relief aircraft. QSX to 9007 at 0157z, to 13257 at 0200z, back to 9007 at 0204z. (19/Jan/02) (MADX) 11232.0 Trenton Military: 1310 USB w/Rescue 306 in pp w/Halifax Rescue & Coordination Center (RCC) (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 11232.0 Trenton Military: 1517 USB w/Canforce 4307 (not heard) w/wx for undisclosed location. Sets primary freq as 13257 and secondary as 15031. (13/JAN/02) (RP3) 11232.0 Trenton Military: 2148 USB w/Canforce 2593 w/wx for Trenton & Ottwawa. At 2225 CF 2593 w/Trenton Military in pp w/McChord AFB Ops at DSN 362-5611. Crew member would like lost personal item sent to 429th Sqdn at Trenton CFB. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) 11232.0 UNID: 0010 SYSTEME3000 8-tone MFSK. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 11244, with nothing heard any ZULU freq. No EAM rebroadcast at h+07 or h+15. (23 Jan 02) (JH) 11244.0 ACCOLADE(?): EAM Bcast 1925 USB FU6QUZ simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (25 Jan 02) (JH) 11244.0 ANDREWS: 6-Char EAM 1537 USB 'For PRESSLY'. HQD5WQ. 'For PRESS LEAF' or maybe 'PRESSLY'. (25 Jan 02) (JH) 11244.0 ANDREWS: 6-char EAM 1537 USB EHUBRI 'FOR COW CHOW'. (14 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 APPETITE: 22-char EAM 2316 USB 7OSTVC simulcast 8992 & 10204. He was cochannel with STEADMAN (or sounds like; fair levels here) on 11244/8992 bcsting a 28-character EAM (7O4MOI) and simulcasting same on 13155 with nothing heard on any ZULU freq. (02 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 APPETITE: EAM Bcast 2325 USB 7OSTVC simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. Suspected 'glass. (02 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 APPLICANT(?): Clg MAINSAIL 1859 USB No response. (02 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 COMEDIAN: 28-char EAM 2025 USB WWMBDS simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (11 Jan 02) (JH) 11244.0 COW CHOW: 28-char EAM 1909 USB (OH2?S6 maybe) and maybe simulcasting same on 9016 (if there, he was very weak and mostly unheard), with nothing heard on 8992 or 13155. (14 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 DIGNIFIED: 28-char EAM 2136 USB 7OUB3U simulcast 8992 with nothing heard any ZULU freq. (30 Jan 02) (JH) 11244.0 DOWNTOWN: EAM Bcast 1455 USB OHD6D6 simulcast 8992. Also up at 1525z. H+25/h+55 activity. (17 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 ENVELOPE: Clg IRISHMAN 2021 USB No response. (09 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 FAVORABLE: EAM bcast 2025 USB Beginning his bcst of 7O5ECI but terminating his xmsn after a couple of readings of the preamble. H+25/h+55 activity. (08 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 GRISWALD: Clg MAINSAIL 1535 USB 'With requests', without response and gone. (19 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 HEAD REST: 28-char EAM 1555 USB OHACWR read once instead of twice, and simulcasting same on 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. HEAD REST was also up on 11244 earlier at 1534z, maybe with the string (heard only the id) read only once. (14 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 LAMB CHOP: 28-char EAM 1626 USB 7OSYQY simulcast 8992 with nothing heard any ZULU frequency. (04 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 LAMB CHOP: Another 28-char EAM 1634 USB 7O26UC simulcast 8992. (04 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 MUD DUCK: 28-char EAM 1926 USB OHSSUJ and maybe simulcast Pagina 207 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11244.0 11247.0 11247.0 11249.0 11250.0 11253.0 11253.0 11258.0 11300.0 11300.0 11300.0 11300.0 11300.0 11300.0 11341.9 11342.0 11345.0 11345.0 11345.0 11384.0 11386.0 11387.0 11396.0 11396.0 11420.0 11420.0 11428.0 11429.0 11429.0 WUN-v08 8992. (21 Feb 02) (JH) RYTHMIC: EAM Bcast 1556 USB FUJVX6 simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (16 Jan 02) (JH) SNAKE PIT: 28-char EAM 1530 USB FUYO4B. (22 Jan 02) (JH) TREE FROG: 29-char EAM 1926 USB OHJZUP simulcast on at least 8992 with nothing heard any ZULU freq. (15 Feb 02) (JH) TREE FROG: EAM rebroadcast 1955 USB OHJZUP simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (15 Feb 02) (JH) WOOL SUIT: 28-char EAM 1545 USB 7OEDK3 simulcast 8992 with nothing heard any ZULU freq. (06 Feb 02) (JH) WOOL SUIT: EAM Bcast 1555 USB Starts 7OEDK3 but completing only the first reading of the preamble; h+25/h+55 activity. At 1558z WOOL SUITE bcst another 28-character EAM (7OEMOX), simulcasting same on 8992.0 with nothing heard on any ZULU freq. (06 Feb 02) (JH) WOOL SUIT: EAM ReBcast 1825 USB 7OO7ZC. H+25/h+55 activity. (06 Feb 02) (JH) ASCOT 3428: Unid RAF Aircraft 1420 USB No luck. Doesn't hear ARCHITECT responding. (24Jan02) (RGA) CYPRUS FLT WATCH: RAF Akrotiri CYP 1418 USB Wx. (24Jan02) (RGA) EAGLE 21: Clg CYPRUS FLT WATCH 1419 USB 'On 11249'. ARCHITECT suggests retune to 11247. (24Jan02) (RGA) 512669: Trout-99 C-135C 61-2669 2028 ALE/USB Sounds (31Jan02) (SA) : RAF volmet G 1705 USB (03-02-02) (AB) RAF West Drayton: volmet wx rpt G USB 27-01-02 15,12 (BvR) Unid:.0 O/M (SS): 2300 USB w/Y/L (SS). (19/JAN/02) (RP3) 0142: 0110 USB wkg DAKAR ARTCC. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) Addis Ababa Aero: 0105 USB E wkg. Liberty 2261, pos. rpt. (27 Jan 02)(HPT) Cairo: 1846 USB, passing information about a MAU A340 to Tripoli (17-Jan-02) (MB3) Kharthoum: 1645 USB, wkg Cairo discussing the "probable posn". of a flight... (17-Jan-02) (MB3) MADAGASCAR 56: 0110 USB wkg TRIPOLI ARTCC. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) Tripoli: 1645 USB, wkg a/c YU-AOJ w/ posn report (17-Jan-02) (MB3) OZU25: MFA Copenhagen DNK 1429 TWINPLEX/-400-200 0+200+400/100/YYBB/WI On-line encrypted. (24Jan02) (RGA) San Francisco: (ARINC): 0106 USB w/flight 932 in pp w/medical personnel regarding medical problems w/passenger. (15/JAN/02) (RP3) : Reach DQ1 1147 USB wkg Stockholm Radio. Departed from Ramstein. Selcal BLGH (24-01-02) (AB) N31CX: 1605 USB Wkg Stockholm radio radiocheck (DC8 62F ATI) (12-Feb-02) (JB) Stockholm Radio 1030 USB Wkg Reach 212Y 13342, qsy 11345 no joy (13-Feb-02) (JB) San Francisco: (MWARA CWP): 1236 w/unheard aircraft. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) Unid: O/M (Vietnamese): 0259 USB w/O/M (Vietnamese). (29/JAN/02) (RP3) Sydney volmet: wx AUS USB 27-01-02 15,32 (BvR) Brisbane: (MWARA SEA-3): 1116 USB w/Comex or Conex 117 (sounds like) w/ATC route changes and selcal check. States that secondary frequencies are 6956 and 13306. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) Ujung Pandang ACC INS: Wkg CPA111 1430 USB (B-HOX) B747-400 from Hong Kong to Sydney, selcal (ADJL) (07/01/02) (PD). no-call: UNID Italian MIL, 0833, USB/FSK-1200Bd, receiving tfc. from ELEFANTE, QSX 13377 kHz (12Jan02) (LDO) Unid: O/M (IT): 2211 USB w/O/M (IT). (14/JAN/02) (RP3) 8PD: Unid 1831 ALE/USB Calls 7DD, calls 6AS at 1924z. Quite an active net. (17Feb02) (RGA) KCNA:news agency NORTH KOREA 1047 13 Feb 02 RTTY 050 advancement of the DPRK (EB) TAC: Chilean Navy 0235 MIL-STD 188-141A/LSB clg FLC: Chilean Navy w/repeated calls. At 0236 TAC wkg ASI: Chilean Navy Pagina 208 11436.0 11466.0 11475.0 11475.0 11475.0 11480.0 11490.0 11490.0 11490.0 11490.0 11490.0 11492.0 11492.0 11492.0 11492.0 11500.0 11500.0 11518.2 11536.8 11545.0 11545.0 11550.0 11550.0 11550.0 11550.0 11550.0 11550.0 11550.0 11550.0 11550.0 11550.0 11550.0 12070.0 WUN-v08 w/"CMD DBM" msgs back and forth. Heavy QRM from nearby MIL-STD 188-110A. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) Un-ID: Loc. un-id 11.15 FEC (850 shift) 5-ng tfc e.g. "29107 29107 29107 <cr> 01 01 143 143 == <cr> 12345...........54321 <cr> 01 01 143 143 = = ". Shuts down with no ID or op chat (16Jan02). (PT) TFT: Tin Fouye Tabankort Oilfield 0237 ALE/USB Wkg with ALG & INA (06-02-02) (IB) MAE: MFA Algiers 1511 ALE/USB Calls TUN/Tunis Emb. (17Feb02) (RGA) MAE: MFA Algiers 1602 ALE/USB Calls RBT/Rabat Emb. (17Feb02) (RGA) TRP: Algerian Embassy Tripoli LBY 1135 ALE/USB Calls MAE/MFA Algiers. (31Jan02) (RGA) Unid: O/M (IT): 0108 LSB w/O/M (IT). (15/JAN/02) (RP3) 0000210001: UNID station, 1135 USB/CODAN 80Bd CHIRP/ 16 tone QPSK, tfc. to 000021088 (20Jan02) (LDO) 000021088: UNID station, 1135 USB/CODAN 80Bd CHIRP/ 16-tone QPSK, tfc. to 0000210001 (20Jan02) (LDO) 21100112114: UNID station, 1101 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A tfc. to SSB (22Jan02) (LDO) 239: Possible Chinese Military 0233 ALE/USB Wkg with 298 (11-02-02) (IB) SSB: UNID station, 1101 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A AMD tfc. to 21100112114 (22Jan02) (LDO) 0000006138: UNID Turkish station, TUR 2003 USB/ MILSTD188-141A sounding, using Codan radio equipment ( 23Jan02) (LDO) 0000006139: UNID Turkish station, TUR 1902 USB/ MILSTD188-141A sounding, using Codan radio equipment (23Jan02) (LDO) 0000006142: UNID Turkish station, TUR 2014 USB/ MILSTD188-141A sounding, using Codan radio equipment (23Jan02) (LDO) 6137: UNID Turkish station, TUR 1931 USB MIL-STD188-141A sounding, using Codan radio equipment (23Jan02) (LDO) 1020: TUR-Red Crescent Emergency Operations Center Ankara, TUR 2158 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A LQA tfc. to 1070 (23Jan02) (LDO) 1070: UNID TUR-Red Crescent station, TUR 2158 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A LQA tfc. to 1020 (23Jan02) (LDO) RFFTA: FF Paris 1554++.0 ARQ-M2 200 bd to "RFFVAY" Sarajevo many pages in 5lg encrypt.0 16/01 (PP1) KCNA:NORTH KOREA , 1252 08 Feb 02 RTTY 50 normal anti western propoganda (EB) : Lincolnshire Poacher CYP 1500 USB id 76722 (19-01-02) (AB) Lincolnshire Poacher: E03 UKSIS 1914 USB OW with sked in progress.(22Feb02) (RGA) 4RV: Unid 1338 ALE/USB Calls 4WV. (11Feb02) (RGA) 4RV: Unid 1553 ALE/USB Calls 8PD then 4WV calls 8PD. (11Feb02) (RGA) 7DD: Unid 1345 ALE/USB Calls 9DT. This freq goes with 7729/9156/20849/21866/29640. (11Feb02) (RGA) 7DD: Unid 1502 ALE/USB Calls BRO. (11Feb02) (RGA) 8DG: Unid 1547 ALE/USB Calls 8PD & 8PF. (11Feb02) (RGA) 8DG: Unid 1801 ALE/USB Calls 9DT then 8PD calls 7DD. This new net becoming quite active. (11Feb02) (RGA) 8PD: Unid 1705 ALE/USB 8PD initiates a [LINKED] call which is [CLEARED] at 1707z. (11Feb02) (RGA) 8PD: Unid 1920 ALE/USB Calls 4WV. 4VJ and 4WU. (11Feb02) (RGA) 9DT: Unid 1551 ALE/USB Calls 4WV & 7DD. (13Feb02) (RGA) CENTR2: MFA Bucharest ROM 1938 ALE/USB Calls VRO/Paris/Bruxelles. (28Jan02) (RGA) VRO: Romanian Embassy Paris/Bruxelles 1947 ALE/USB Calls CENTR2. (11Feb02) (RGA) CALABASH: 28-char EAM 2137 USB OHZIMA preceding OFFUTT's 2142z bcast of same, and simulcasting same on 8992.0 (very strong) and 11244.0 (very strong.) Probably back up with the strong on 8992.0//11244.0 at h+55/h+25. (16 Feb 02) (JH) Pagina 209 WUN-v08 12070.0 DOWNTOWN: 28-char EAM 1439 USB OHD6D6 simulcast 8992 and 11244. (17 Feb 02) (JH) 12070.0 WAVE HEAT: 20-char EAM 2339 USB EH60FL simulcast 8992 and 11244. (13 Feb 02) (JH) 12070.0 WAVE HEAT: 22-char EAM 2329 USB OHHQBK simulcast 8992 and 11244. (13 Feb 02) (JH) 12110.0 239: Poss Chinese Mil 1325 ALE/USB Wkg with 292 (19-02-02) (IB) 12115.0 : Unid M14 1239 CW 22543 61722 72802...[Ends] = = 784 784 100 100 00000 (18-02-02) (IB) 12117.0 #'s: Numbers station 0106z Jan 8, 2002 CW 5f groups, bad chirp on signal [SN] 12134.0 6137: UNID Turkish station, TUR 1831 USB MIL-STD188-141A sounding, using Codan radio equipment (23Jan02) (LDO) 12147.8 : Unid CIS 1132 DFSK/81-81/UNID/1000 81-81 in chan A; UNID data in chan B. (20Feb02) (RGA) 12178.0 : Russian Military 1130 81-81/81/240 Cipher. (20Feb02) (RGA) 12216.0 ---: MFA PRAGUE 0938 MIL.STD 188-110A on usb. 1200bps/shrt intrlv. On line encryption. In short bursts. Voice coordination s/off with "ciao ciao" (25/Jan)(DW) 12216.0 68: Danish Military 1623 ALE/USB Calls 28 who responds. (22Feb02) (RGA) 12219.7 No-Call: Cairo, Egypt 15.15 ARQ MFA calling XBVY selcal, London embassy (25Jan02). (PT) 12257.3 Un-ID: Loc. un-id 15.15 Pactor Trying to connect to "ARGUS"but no luck (16Jan02). (PT) 12347.0 193: Possible Chinese 0543 ALE/USB Wkg 192 with MFSK8/125/250 (25-01-02)(IB) 12349.6 UNID: 0835 Piccolo idle channel USB (Dec 2 2001)(PLOO) 12400.0 D884: Unid 0733 ALE/USB Sounding. (29-01-02) (IB) 12400.0 DSV: Unid, 1312 CW Wkg with MSJ. Msg nr 94872 nr 94872 ck 77 77 date date 29o1 29o1 time time 1745 1745..al al. = = rrmqf kfpul ddpfq iffyu...(29-01-02) (IB) 12402.0 BO11: Possible Chilean NAVY 0710 ALE/LSB Wkg DCCOP. (29-01-02) (IB) 12412.5 NOJ: USCG KODIAK 1830 FAX 120/576/N/800 Textual forecast table. Blurred and just showing as outline. (18/Feb)(DW) 12412.5 NOJ: USCG Kodiak, ALS 1826 FAX 12/24 hr wx forecast in table form; perfectly readable (13Jan02) (KB) 12414.0 : NATO System 1127 LINK-11/1364/USB Air defence data. (20Feb02)(RGA) 12489.0 UBRG: TH Kapitan Degtyar 1002 ARQ svc msg to Vladivostok, UBRG log on (18Jan02) (ML2) 12489.0 UGDW: TH Magadan 0846 ARQ w/KYXM selcal, 54038 UGDW log on & svc msg to Vladivostok (06Jan02) (ML2) 12489.0 XUMM9: M/V Goldobin 1217 ARQ svc msg to Vladivostok (08Jan02) (ML2) 12490.0 4XGU:.0 Mv Zim Korea login 4xgu x.0 sc xvsy Uscg NMN INT ARQ 100 21-01-02 15,57 (BvR) 12490.0 4XGU:.0 Mv Zim Korea login tptir (50584) 4xgu x obs mgs to NMN? INT ARQ 100 22-01-02 17,50 (BvR) 12490.0 YDXR: M/V P.3006 1022 ARQ w/selcal QQVP -> 2205 & msg for PERTAMINASHIP Jakarta (21Jan02) (ML2) 12491.0 UDQU: TH Platon Ojunskij 1020 ARQ tfc to Kholmsk (20Jan02) (ML2) 12495.0 : KM Kolesnikowa 1527 ARQ Tgms in 3SL to NovorossiyskRadio. (11Feb02) (RGA) 12495.0 UDEW: Akademik Poustovoit 1530 ARQ Calls NovorossiyskRadio without any apparent success. (11Feb02) (RGA) 12495.0 UDEZ: TK Geroi Novorossiska 1542 ARQ Wks NovorossiyskRadio with tgms in 3SL. (11Feb02) (RGA) 12513.0 3FEV7:.0 Unid mv sc xvsm pos rpt very bad copy INT ARQ 100 23-01-02 18,19 (BvR) 12579.1 NMF: USCG Boston MA USA 1646 FEC Sched MSI/Wx bcast. (08Feb01) (RGA) 12585.5 UDK2: Murmansk Radio 1304 SITOR-B msg, then cw udk2 + SITOR (21 Jan 02)(HPT) 12586.0 UDK: MurmanskRadio RUS 1643 ARQ Exchange rates 'to All Pagina 210 12587.0 12588.0 12589.0 12590.5 12592.5 12593.0 12603.5 12613.0 12622.5 12625.5 12625.5 12625.5 12654.5 12695.5 12700.0 12707.0 12707.0 12707.0 12707.0 12709.0 12709.0 12712.0 12727.0 12730.0 12756.5 12763.5 12771.0 12788.0 12801.0 12801.0 12806.4 12808.5 12808.5 12815.3 12818.0 12822.0 12823.0 12840.5 12843.0 12843.0 12851.0 12851.0 12855.0 12857.0 WUN-v08 Captains'. (08Feb01) (RGA) LZW: Varna Radio 1647 SITOR-B tfc-list // 4218.5, 6330, 8421.5, 16879 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) HEC13: Bern Radio 1155 cw, hec + SITOR (21 Jan 02)(HPT) NMO: USCG Honolulu HWA 1121 ARQ+MorseID. (20Feb02) (RGA) RRR34: Moskva-1 Radio RUS 1638 ARQ KYKYKY data string + CW ID. (08Feb01) (RGA) NMN: USCG CAMSLANT 1154 cw, nmn + SITOR (21 Jan 02)(HPT) ESA: Tallinn Radio 1702 SITOR-B schedule, navigational warnings (the latter not scheduled for HF) // 4210,5 8422, 16826 (11 Dec 01)(HPT) SVO: OlympiaR 0950 FEC (16 Jan 02) (TD2) XSQ: GuangzhouR 1215 ARQ (5 Jan 02) (TD2) XSQ: GuangzhouRadio PRC 1521 FEC RYs then 23:20H traffic list. (11Feb02) (RGA) UCE: Arkhangelsk R [lunchtime] sitor-A tfc w/UCBP Mekhanik 26/01 (PP1) UCE: Arkhangelsk Radio 1700 SITOR-B qsw 6319.5 8549, 12625.5, cq, tfc-list (26 Jan 02)(HPT) UCE: ArkhangelskRadio RUS 1519 ARQ Tgm in 3SL to UCNK in Autotelex. (11Feb02) (RGA) UNID: 0830 FEC 100/180 Wx in greek (Dec 2 2001)(PLOO) UWS3: Kiyew Radio 1240 cw, nawip // 8570.5 (29 Jan 02)(HPT) XSQ: GuangzhouR 0952 CW (7Jan 02) (TD2) G4PL: CIS Mil 0330 CW Comm check with DSXK, ITWL, Q71T, CC6Q, E64X, TNM4, WIJF, 5QXT, EDWE (12Feb02) (JC) G4PL: Russian Military 0330 CW Comm CK AND Tfc. Other CS noted: DSXK ITWL Q71T. (14Feb02) (JC) X1K2: CIS Military 0616 CW With cyrillic tfc and com ck/opchatter with 8FNS MIHK, others (03Feb02) (JC) X1K2: Rusian Military CW 0334 In comm ck with NUE1 PA1X 8KKZ H1QO and other stations not hrd. (08Feb02) (JC) A9M: Bahrain Radio 0438 CW w/CQ channel mkr. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) A9M: Bahrein Radio 1814 cw, cq (20 Jan 02)(HPT) HLF: Seoul Radio 1813 cw, hlf + SITOR (20 Jan 02)(HPT) HLF: SeoulRadio KOR 1428 ARQ+CWID (08Feb01) (RGA) NMC: USCG San Francisco 1530 FAX/120/576 wx chart (09 Feb 02) (TD2) A9M:Hamala radio Bahrain BAHRAIN 2147 04 Feb 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB) DAO: Kiel Radio 0914 cw, cq + DIG (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 7TF8: Boufarik Radio 1853 cw, cq qsx (22 Jan 02)(HPT) : USCG New Orleans 1004 USB WX Info (19/02/02) (PD) TAH: Istanbul Radio 0120 CW w/call tape. (18/Jan/02) (MADX) TAH: Istanbul Radio 1211 cw de tah ch 3 4 8 (22 Jan 02) (HPT) VTG7: IN Mumbai IND 1512 CW Wx fcast in EE. (11Feb02) (RGA) VTG7: IND Ny Mumbai 1559 cw, vvv de vtg 4/6/7 (24 Jan 02)(HPT) VTG: Mumbai Naval 1212 CW (18 Jan 02) (TD2) LYL: Klaipeda Radio 1000 cw, tfc-list, wkg. frequencies,// 17138.3, also 3730 mentioned (29 Jan 02)(HPT) SAB: Goeteborg Radio GW-node 1521 cw, sab + DIG (24 Jan 02)(HPT) XSV: Tianjin Radio GW-node: 1524 cw, xsv + DIG (24 Jan 02)(HPT) CTP: POR Ny Oeiras 1636 ITA-2 75/R/850 naws de ctp (24 Jan 02)(HPT) PBC: Dutch Ny Goeree 1639 ITA-2 75/R/850 ch mrk (24 Jan 02)(HPT) HLO: Seoul Radio 1516 cw, cq qsx (24 Jan 02)(HPT) HLO: SeoulRadio KOR 1919 CW CQ marker. (22Feb02) (RGA) SAB: G"teborgRadio SWE 1114 ARQ+Globedata+morseID. (Unlisted freq)(20Feb02) (RGA) SAB: Goeteborg Radio GW-node 1553 cw, sab + DIG (24 Jan 02)(HPT) UBF2: St. Petersburg Radio 0802 cw 4LT3 de ubf2, msgs (29 Jan 02)(HPT) RFTJE: Dakar, Senegal 19.45 ITA2 75/850 "FAAA DE RFTJE" plus Pagina 211 12873.5 12877.5 12903.0 12916.5 12923.0 12932.5 12935.0 12939.0 12940.0 12942.0 12965.0 12965.5 12969.0 12971.0 12973.0 12984.0 13002.0 13015.0 13022.0 13022.0 13022.0 13042.5 13050.0 13059.4 13062.0 13076.0 13095.0 13101.0 13110.0 13116.0 13146.0 13152.0 13153.0 13155.0 13155.0 13155.0 13155.0 13155.0 13155.0 WUN-v08 RY's SG's etc (19Jan01). (PT) UNID: 1553 RTTY 100/850 (28 Jan 02)(HPT) UIW: KaliningradRadio RUS 1508 RTTY/50/170 Works UDHL. UIMQ and ELQZ9 are to wait. (11Feb02) (RGA) RBSL: Ny Bombay 1548 ITA-2 50/N/850 ry (28 Jan 02)(HPT) HLF: Seoul Radio 0817 cw, cq qsx (28 Jan 02)(HPT) HLW2: Seoul Radio 0813 cw, cq qsx 12 mhz (28 Jan 02)(HPT) : Unid 1505 RTTY/100/850 ACF=15 7.5-bit telecipher. (11Feb02) (RGA) HLG: SeoulR CW 1317 (15 Jan 02) (TD2) SPE63: Szczeczin Radio cw de spe 63 qsx 8367.7, 12551.7 (22 Jan 02)(HPT) SPE61:Stettin radio Poland 1509 12 Feb 02 CW callband (EB) RLK7: Arkhangelsk Radio 1540 msgs, ID, 15.43 off (28 Jan 02)(HPT) USO: Ismail Radio 0900 cw, 4KI de uso6/uso5, tfc-list, navs, // 4277, 6386.5, 8586, 16909.5 (23 Jan 02)(HPT) SAP: UNID 1352 cw sap + DIG (25 Jan 02)(HPT) XSV: TianjinRadio PRC 1916 CW QRZ? marker. (22Feb02) (RGA) PKX:Djakarta radio INDONESIA 1500 12 Feb 02 CW callband (EB) UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 0900 cw, nawip/powesta // 439.5 3737, 8605, 17152 (22 Jan 02)(HPT) VNG: TS Llandilo 0822 time-signals (28 Jan 02)(HPT) HEC: Berne Radio GW-node 0825 cw, hec + DIG (28 Jan 02)(HPT) IAR3: Rome Radio 1015 cw, vvv wkg. QRGs (22 Jan 02)(HPT) SPB63: Szczecin Radio 1500 SITOR-B tfc-list, Pol nx, schedule 1629 off // 2829.5, 19697.5 (24 Jan 02)(HPT) SPB63: SzczecinRadio POL 1111 FEC Nx in Polish. (20Feb02) (RGA) SPB: 1158 sitor-B impeccable traffic list from Stettin R POL 27/01(PP1) RFQPME: Djibouti 19.42 ITA2 150/850 "FAAA DE RFQPME" plus RY's SG's etc (19Jan01). (PT) UDK2: Murmansk Radio 0959 ITA-2 50/R/170 QSS 521.5, 4260, 6439.5, 13050, 17020, 22652 (22 Jan 02)(HPT) : Unid 1105 ARQ Tuning bursts in ARQ and Globedata. Does not ID. (20Feb02) (RGA) CLA: HavanaRadio CUB 1102 CW QSX/QSW marker. (20Feb02) (RGA) CIS-System: 0925 81-81/81/250 (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 7TF: Boufarik R 1603 USB wx for Algerian coast in FF 26/01 (PP1) ESA: Tallinn Radio 1441 USB Vn ID, ann (tfc-list scheduled) //8761, 17359 (11 Dec 01)(HPT) WLO: 0400 USB w/automated voice service schedules announcement. (26/JAN/02) (RP3) Unid: Y/L (RR): 0508 USB w/O/M (RR). Probable maritime link. (26/JAN/02) (RP3) *ZSC: Cape Town Radio 1816 USB E wx // 8800 (28 Jan 02)(HPT)* 3AC: Monte Carlo, Monaco Jan 5, 2002 USB OM with ID in French and music marker [SN] UNIDENT:Unident RUSSIA 1427 12 Feb 02 USB converstion in Russian - female gave count 0 - 10.0 10-0 (EB) : Unid 1706 USB Too weak to id; mostly unheard; probably SILICATE. bcasting at least one EAM (mostly unheard). (25 Jan 02) (JH) COW CHOW: 28-char EAM 1937 USB OH2KS6. H+07/h+37 activity. (14 Feb 02) (JH) LAST DATE: 28-char EAM 2105 USB FUWZ6L simulcast on at least 8992 and LAST DATE: Wkg Unid 2108 USB Said 'MAMA BEAR I have you good and readable' then quiet. Maybe miskeyed. (23 Jan 02) (JH) RINGBOLT: 28-char EAM 1707 USB 7OBH3R. H+07/h+37 activity. They are usually active for a single 2-hour session and gone, but RINGBOLT has been periodically active for at least the past 13 hours or so here and during the North American night on 6697.0. (02 Feb 02) (JH) SILICATE: EAM Bcast 1738 USB At least one EAM FU?YTV maybe. H+07/h+37 activity. (25 Jan 02) (JH) Pagina 212 WUN-v08 13155.0 SPO62: Szczecin Radio 1235 USB E/Pol tfc-list // 17314 (23 Jan 02)(HPT) 13155.0 STETTIN RADIO:STETTIN RADIO Poland 1432 12 Feb 02 USB traffic list in English including XU7RC (EB) 13160.0 VCT:Tors Cove radio Newfoundland CANADA 1424 12 Feb 02 CW/ARQ callband (EB 13162.4 VCT: GW NODE NEWFOUNDLAND 1455 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "VCT" (01/Feb)(DW) 13162.5 VCT: Tors Cove Radio GW-Node 1119 cw, vct + digitals (21 Jan 02)(HPT) 13164.0 HEB: Berne Radio 1117 USB E tfc-list (21 Jan 02)(HPT) 13200.0 NEW CROP: Wkg LAJES 0620 USB Requesting move to 15016. (19 Feb 02) (JH) 13202.0 Unid: O/M (Vietnamese): 1121 USB w/O/M (Vietnamese). (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 13211.0 Unid: O/M (IT): 2225 USB w/O/M (IT). (14/JAN/02) (RP3) 13215.0 200173: C-17 00-0173 1516 ALE/USB Wkg GTL (23Jan02) (SA) 13215.0 200176: Rch-006Y C-17 00-0176 1655 ALE/USB Wkg PLA with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83147228345NNNN (Moron c/p) inb your station 1930Z A1 nopax, no cargo+PP to Metro (13Jan02) (SA) 13215.0 200178: C-17 00-0178 1952 ALE/USB Wkg PLA (23Jan02) (SA) 13215.0 270048: C-17 97-0048 2012 ALE/USB Wkg JTY (26Jan02) (SA) 13215.0 270048:Rch-7048 C -17 97-0048 1717 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE for PP to DSN 722-8608 (Moron) "QSY to 11175 for party" (31Jan02) (SA) 13215.0 490433: Rch-G7 KC-10 79-0433 1218 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for PP to DSN 312-650-5865 (McGuire) no more heard (05Feb02) (SA) 13215.0 CRO: 1028 ALE/USB Wkg DRAJ (Selcall) C-5 68-0226 (08Feb02) (SA) 13215.0 CRO: 1245 ALE/USB Wkg 290063 C-17 99-0063 (23Jan02) (SA) 13215.0 GTL:THULE AFB USAF 2022 09 Feb 02 MIL-STD 181 appears to be an hourly sked (EB) 13215.0 PLA: USAF Lajes Field AZR 0943 ALE/USB Calls 290/Unid with [AMD] .90066 (07Feb02) (RGA) 13215.0 PLA:LAJES AFB AZORES USAF 2318 09 Feb 02 MIL-STD 181 FIRST ALE TX (EB) 13241.0 Unid: O/M (SS): 1342 USB w/unheard station. (11/JAN/02) (RP3) 13242.0 53888DAT: 0054 USB wkg ADNSIL: Rockwell Collins GATM element (18/Jan/02) (MADX) 13254.0 Diego Garcia: 1652 USB w/unheard aircraft. (19/JAN/02) (RP3) 13254.0 FOXTROT: 1546 USB Calling SMOKEY 13. No joy. (11-02-02) (JB) 13264.0 EIP:.0 Shannon volmet wx rpt IRL USB 27-01-02 14,34 (BvR) 13266.0 Unid: O/M (JJ): 0310 USB w/O/M (JJ). (14/JAN/02) (RP3) 13270.0 New York volmet: wx rpt USA USB 27-01-02 14,32 (BvR) 13282.0 Sydney: 1126 USB w/automated voice volmet. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 13291.0 Gander: 1602 USB, wkg a/c N966H @ posn. 52N 40W (17-Jan-02) (MB3) 13300.0 : unid 1122 LSB, 2 m chatting(?) in SS (18-Jan-02) (MB3) 13306.0 Brisbane: (MWARA AFI-5/INO-1): 1156 USB w/flight 542 (identifier missed) in ATC route change. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 13312.0 Unid: O/M (EE): 2220 USB w/unidentified aircraft (callsign missed) in radio & selcal check. (14/JAN/02) (RP3) 13330.0 Houston Radio: 1337 USB w/Falcon 88AD in unsuccessful selcal check (DQ-GL). (11/JAN/02) (RP3) 13333.0 Speedbird (BA LDOC) London: 1223 USB passing KJFK wx to unhrd BA a/c (17-Jan-02) (MB3) 13333.0 Unid: O/M (Vietnamese): 0325 USB w/O/M (Vietnamese). (26/JAN/02) (RP3) 13339.0 Aero Mexico Ops: (Y/L SS): 1425 USB w/Aero Mexico 601 (O/M SS) w/departure message and arrival information. (20/JAN/02) (RP3) 13342.0 Pakistan International Airways: (LDOC) in contact with PIA 7012 (B747-300 AP-BFW) selcal GLCK. 14/01/2001 16.10 UTC USB (PD). 13342.0 PIA Karachi LDOC: Wkg PIA7012 1610 USB (AP-BFW B747-300 selcal GLCK) (14/01/02) (PD). 13342.0 SDJ:.0 Stockholm radio wx rpt to unid flight SWE USB 27-01-02 14,27 (BvR) Pagina 213 WUN-v08 13354.0 San Francisco: (MWARA CEP-1): 0320 USB w/Hawaiian 22 & Ryan 514 w/ATC clearances for altitude changes. (26/JAN/02) (RP3) 13354.0 San Francisco: (MWARA CEP-1): 0332 USB w/United 51 & Polar 359 (both unheard) in flight route changes. (10/JAN/02) (RP3) 13362.0 Unid: Y/L (EE): 1340 USB in apparent broadcast. Giving cooking recipe. (11/JAN/02) (RP3) 13377.0 ELEFANTE: MoD Roma, I 0836, USB/FSK-1200Bd, tfc. to unlocated station, coordinating tfc. with CW and voice, QSX 11420 kHz (12Jan02) (LDO) 13436.0 #'s: Numbers station Jan 8, 2002 USB SS-YL-5f traffic [SN] 13444.2 RFQP: Djibouti 19.35 ARQ-E3 100/400 CdeV to self on DJI cct to Reunion (28Jan02). (PT) 13470.0 CENTR3: Bucharest MFA 1700 ALE/USB Wkg with UMC + MIL-STD 188-110A Modem (04-02-02) (IB) 13479.7 RFFP(?): FF Paris(?) 1412 ARQ-M2/200/380 Mixed tfc to RFFSBIA/Sarajevo on ccts BVA and FDXB. Mainly reprocessed ICAO messages for LQSA/Sarajevo. (08Feb01) (RGA) 13490.0 : Prob Russian Military 1308 81-81/40.5/500 Wkg with 13985. (11Feb02) (RGA) 13490.0 CIS-System 1148 81-81/40.5/500 (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 13506.7 : Egyptian Embassy Tripoli LBY 1300 ARQ 5LGs and plaintext ATU80 msgs to MFA Cairo. (11Feb02) (RGA) 13508.0 CENTR2: Romanian MFA 1557 ALE/USB Wkg with ONN33/Brussels. (18-02-02) (IB) 13551.0 120: Possible Chinese military 0758 ALE/USB Wkg with 122 302 (07-02-02) (IB) 13580.0 HMF36: KCNA Pyongyang KRE 1256 RTTY/50/220 Nx in EE. (11Feb02) (RGA) 13846.7 RFVI: Reunion 16.24 ARQ-E3 100/400 CdeV to self on RUN cct to Djibouti. Also 5-lg tfc from RFFMSYR to RFVIFLR, FS Floreal (27Jan02). (PT) 13850.0 TOU: Rockwell-Collins Toulouse FRA 1421 ALE/USB Sounds. (24Jan02) (RGA) 13855.0 OXT: Copenhagen Met 1310 wx-fax (22 Jan 02)(HPT) 13879.0 DG: Maroccon MOI 0347 ALE/LSB Sounds. (11-02-02) (IB) 13884.3 ---:Moscow Meteo Russia 1450 06 Feb 02 FAX 120/576 picture showing Southern Russia and Mediterranean area (EB) 13906.5 UNID: 0816 81-81 81/260 (Dec 2 2001)(PLOO) 13907.0 Service Center: (US Customs DIACC, Oklahoma City, OK): 0010 USB w/63Y (Cessna 550, N2663Y) in clear and encrypted voice checks using key # 7. (8/JAN/02) (RP3) 13927.0 AFA1JW: & AFA2XW (MARS stations): 0017 USB w/Reach 48Y (over Italy) in personal pp. (8/JAN/02) (RP3) 13948.0 : Russian Military 1550 RUS-75/75/120 Cipher. (25Jan02) (RGA) 13954.7 RFFXCC: FF Favieres 1120 ARQ-E 184.6/250 5fgs to Kosovo CRTcct (23 Jan 02)(HPT) 13961.6 : Unid Swiss Diplo 1054 ARQ Very long-winded 5LG msg. Offair without ID. (20Feb02) (RGA) 13997.0 D3TO: Russian Military 1152 CW Callup for PXKS NFMA 6EGV 2KDY. (Dxcircuit) (08Feb01) (RGA) 13997.0 Y1MH: Russian Military 0457 CW Rcvd message fm OS, Z sigs TO 8L8V and COMM CK with NSI8, ZO7Q, E1I5, DLOF, T26T, and KMJX. (14Feb02) (JC) 14075.0 239: Possible Chinese 0201 ALE/USB Wkg 179. (28-01-02 (IB) 14373.3 SANT:.0 SANT clg TAKO PACTOR 100 25-01-02 17,06 (BvR) 14373.3 TAKO:.0 Tako reply to Sant "there is 1 mgs PACTOR 100 25-01-02 17,06 (BvR) 14384.0 : FAPSI Link 00098 1546 RTTY/75/500 5LGs. (25Jan02) (RGA) 14396.5 NNN0TDU: USN MARS NCS 1700 USB w/"Salt Lake City Olympics Support Network 1700z Check-Ins." Ref's to stations working on SHARES Channel 1 and 10. Stations active include AFA3HY (USAF MARS),NNN0KAG (USN MARS), AAR4LL (USA MARS), AAR7AL (USA MARS), WWJ85 (FHWA Iowa), NNN0VUV (USN MARS), AFA4BR (USAF MARS - Mobile station), and AAT3BF (USA MARS). ( 21/Feb/02) (MADX) 14404.0 S00:.0.0 0941 ALE/USB Swedish MFA calling repeatedly S72 Swedish Embassy probably Kinshasa,CON 27/01 (PP1) 14405.0 : UNID CW 0321 Station up frequently with vvvs short 5fg and Pagina 214 WUN-v08 poss cs ex: bq 24375 k. 1 to 6 groups sent. (08Feb02) (JC) 14422.0 055: Unid East Asian Net 1701 ALE/USB Sounds. (12-02-02) (IB) 14468.0 DDH8:Hamburg meteo GERMANY 426 06 FEB 02 RTTY 50 wx tfc (EB) 14470.0 CENTR2: MFA BUCHAREST 1440 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Responds to VRO. Then vri short exchange in Mil.std 188-110A, s/tone. (01/Feb)(DW) 14470.0 VRO: ROMANIAN EMB ?LOC 1439 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng CENTR2/Bucharest (01/Feb)(DW) 14480.0 OLZ69: Czech embassy Cairo 1612 ALE/USB Sounding. (04-02-02) (IB) 14481.7 RFTJ: FF DAKAR 1528 ARQ/E3 48/E/400 8rc. Tfc in FF. Very slow transfer. 1542z cct [TJF], further tfc, thru 1556z (11/Feb)(DW) 14486.0 RFGW: Paris, France 10.45 FEC-A 192/400 MFA with 5-lg tfc and letter substitution to D2Z, Budapest embassy, on BDT cct (16Jan02). (PT) 14530.6 AFN1EC: 1948 PACTOR MARS tfc (Dec 1 2001)(PLOO) 14550.0 I5: ALGERIAN MOI? 0816 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng O1. Extremely long call burst (25/Jan)(DW) 14550.0 O2: ALGERIAN MOI? 0815 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng I5, agn 0836z. 0822z clng D2 (25/Jan)(DW) 14550.0 X5: ALGERIAN MOI? 0913 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng O2 (25/Jan)(DW) 14550.0 Y4: ALGERIAN MOI? 0909 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng O1 (25/Jan)(DW) 14575.0 P6Z: MFA Paris FRA 1047 FEC-A/192/400 Idles. Offair 1049z. (20Feb02) (RGA) 14580.0 CYP: British Emb Cyprus 1129.0 ALE/USB sounding 20/01 (PP1) 14606.7 RFHI: FF Noumea NCL 0000 ARQ-E3/100/425 Idle/Sync Modes (14Feb02) (BC3) 14621.7 MFA Cairo: EGY 1520.0 sitor-A traffic including Selcall to TVVM probably Egyptian Embassy Koweit, rest of message headers mysterious 26/01 (PP1) 14669.0 RFFXL: Naqoura, Lebanon 15.53 ARQ-E 184.6/400 5-lg tfc to RFFXOC etc on XZL cct to Paris. Paired with XXL cct on 14964 kHz (28Jan02). (PT) 14680.0 CENTR1: MFA BUCHAREST 1452 MIL.STD 144-110A s/tone on usb. Tfc in online encrypt each burst starting "xxxxp". 1456z clng PZX (30/Jan)(DW) 14684.0 HYZR: CIS Military 0506 CW With cyrillic tfc for unid station and short 4FG tfc for P67s (03Feb02) (JC) 14684.0 TI6T: Russian Military 0500 CW Comm CK with 6HTT & Tfc to KCMH. (14Feb02) (JC) 14690.0 ---: FAPSI ?LOC 1543 RTTY 75/R/500 Tfc in offline encrypt. 1557z second msg starting 11177 00018 27436 31105 01449 etc (31/Jan)(DW) 14718.9 FF:.0 0927 ARQ-E3 100/400 [HIJ] (Dec 3 2001)(PLOO) 14746.5 A25: Latvian Military Net NCS 1750 ALE/USB Calls PAMATS. (01Feb02) (RGA) 14776.0 FM4FEM: US FEMA Thomasville GA USA 1527 ALE/USB Calls FEMEASMAC/unid. (22Feb02) (RGA) 14777.5 : Unid 1044 LSB Casual Spanish net. 2xOM. No IDs. (20Feb02) (RGA) 14801.7 RFVI: Le Port, Reunion 15.55 ARQ-E3 100/400 Cdev to self on VII cct to Noumea (28Jan02). (PT) 14824.7 RFVITT: FF Mayotte COM 1418 ARQ-E3/192/400 Message to addresses in France and Reunion on cct TTT to Reunion. (Nice catch, Al! - Team Logs). (20Jan02) (AD) 14830.0 : Unid CIS 1144 81-81/40.5/500 Cipher. (08Feb01) (RGA) 14830.0 CIS-System 1152 81-81/40.5/500 (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 14926.0 FF:.0 ---- ARQ-E3 100/400 Prairial wx [hji] (Dec 3 2001)(PLOO) 14927.4 RFTJ: FF Dakar SEN 0947 ARQ-E3/192/425 Idle/Sync Modes. (23Jan02) (BC3) 14931.0 8BY: M16 DGSE Ste Assise FRA 1043 CW 5x3FGs. (20Feb02) (RGA) 14931.0 8BY: M16 DGSE Ste Assise FRA 1146 CW 3x3FGs. (08Feb01) (RGA) 14931.0 8BY: M16 DGSE Ste Assise FRA 1242 CW 3x3LGs. (11Feb02) (RGA) 14933.5 KIO: Unid 1617 USB Wkg CONTROL. English accents. Weak. (29Jan02) (RGA) Pagina 215 WUN-v08 14964.0 RFGW: Paris, France 14.57 ARQ-E 184.6/400 5-lg tfc to RFFXL, Naqoura, on XXL cct. Paired with XZL cct on 14669 kHz (28Jan01). (PT) 14977.0 UNID: 1426 unlisted CW station w/strange message (see below) apparently callsign is "vmkw" the letters "nato" appeared at one moment.. 28/Jan/02 (PP1). 14983.0 : Tashkent Meteo? 1520 FAX/120/576 Wx chart (poor) (14 Feb 02) (TD2) 14996.0 RWM:Moscow time station RUSSIA 1410 06 Feb 02 CW (EB) 15000.0 BSF: Chung-Li TS, TWN 1329 AM/CW id and time 2130 in morse and announcement in Chinese (19Jan02) (KB) 15000.0 WWVH: Kekaha, HWA 1635 AM tics, tone & female voice, good readable (15Jan02) (KB) 15016.0 ANDREWS: 222-char EAM 1848 USB LY4GD5. (11 Jan 02) (JH) 15016.0 ANDREWS: 56-char EAM 1926 USB OSTUDN. (11 Jan 02) (JH) 15016.0 ANDREWS: 6-char EAM 1940 USB 'For PRESLEY/...PRESS LEAF...?' (HQUWOU) (25 Jan 02) (JH) 15016.0 NEW CROP: Clg LAJES 0622 USB No response heard. (19 Feb 02) (JH) 15016.0 Reach 0605: 2028Z.0 Reach 0605 [type?] call Andrews PP McGuire AFB, NJ - ETA 2305Z 13/Jan/02 (RR) 15016.0 Reach 810: 1515 USB w/unidentified Metro. (13/JAN/02) (RP3) 15025.0 Shark 31: (unidentified): 1607 USB w/Smasher reporting position 2150N/8610W, course 150 degrees, speed 305 kts. (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 15025.0 Smasher: (USOUTHAF Flight Monitoring Facility, NAS Key West) 1605 USB w/Islander (21/JAN/02) (RP3) 15025.0 Smasher: (USOUTHAF Flight Monitoring Facility, NAS Key West): 1407 USB calling Islander (sounds like) w/no response. (20/JAN/02) (RP3) 15633.4 HMF26: Pyongyang, N. Korea 10.44 ITA2 50/200 KCNA with press reports in EE. Very good signal (16Jan02). (PT) 15664.5 UNID: 0813 81-81 81/480 (Dec 2 2001)(PLOO) 15687.0 055: Unid East Asian Net 0948 ALE/USB Sounds. (12-02-02) (IB) 15690.0 100: Poss Chinese Mil 0410 ALE/USB Wkg with 101, 102. (14-02-02) (IB) 15794.4 UNID: 1708 UNID 195.4/700 continuous 4 peaks (Nov 18 2001)(PLOO) 15846.5 Unid: PACTOR/200/200 1740 Encrypted msgs, cw ID "721" Chat in USB between two OMs (30 Jan 02) (MJZ) 15850.0 D881: Unid 1559 ALE/USB Sounds. (11Feb02) (RGA) 15850.0 D884: Unid 0542 ALE/USB Also heard: 12400 19200 21000. (06-02-02) (IB) 15851.0 DEFAULT: Unid FAA 0537 ALE/USB Sounding. Also FAAZFW (06-02-02) (IB) 15867.0 Service Center: (US Customs AICC): 0015 USB & ALE w/aircraft 25 in radio checks. (12/DEC/01) (RP3) 15878.0 4XZ: IDF Haifa ISR 1620 CW 5LGs. (29Jan02) (RGA) 15920.0 CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 1040 RTTY/75/850 ZKRs. (20Feb02) (RGA) 15920.0 CFH: CF Halifax 1125 ITA-2 75/R/850 naws, zkr f1 3394, 4158, 6254, 8309, 12371, 16555 (11 Dec 01)(HPT) 15961.7 RFLI: FF Fort de France,MRT 1400.0 ARQ-E3 192bd "contrôle de voie circuit BFL (martinique to Paris) 15/01 (PP1) 15976.0 : Russian Military 1039 MS-5/4800/DPSK/USB Cipher. Much Russian activity this morning. (20Feb02) (RGA) 16012.5 n/cs: 16012.5 ITA-2 50bd/400 shift Ceci est un test demission teletype, FDI8 listed here, (21 Jan 02)(HPT) 16014.2 RFVI: Le Port, Reunion 15.30 ARQ-E3 100/400 Returning RFQP's CdeV transmissions at 24 and 54 minutes past the hour, on RUN cct (14Jan02). (PT) 16021.7 : MFA Cairo EGY 1408 ARQ 136x5LGs signed 'Minister' to unid Embassy. then selcals RCVB/Washington for QSX on 16154. Nothing heard there. (20Feb02) (RGA) 16087.7 RFVI: Reunion 16.09 ARQ-E3 100/400 CdeV to self on REI cct to Paris. Returned over IRE cct at 16.19 on 18380.2 (27Jan02). (PT) 16101.0 HBD58: Moscow, Russia 14.06 ARQ Swiss embassy ending QSO with Pagina 216 16117.0 16119.9 16131.7 16135.0 16141.7 16178.0 16213.7 16213.7 16260.0 16260.0 16275.0 16278.8 16330.3 16340.0 16341.4 16347.0 16347.5 16373.2 16376.5 16474.0 16713.0 16778.3 16778.3 16805.0 16806.5 16806.5 16806.5 16809.0 16811.5 16812.5 16819.5 16820.0 16821.0 16825.5 16826.0 WUN-v08 HBD20, MFA Bern (15Jan02). (PT) : X06 1421 MAZIELKA What's the WUN mode for this stuff? (20Feb02) (RGA) HBD20/3: MFA Berne SWI 1552 ARQ (SX) 5LGs. Stops. Selcals BMZV/ Embassy Sofia in ARQ & FEC. Then sequence 0010011 in FEC and back to ARQ to end sked. Sofia too weak to copy. (25Jan02) (RGA) : MFA Cairo EGY 1623 ARQ ATU80 msgs to Rabat embassy. (29Jan02) (RGA) KVM70: Honolulu Meteo 0607 FAX sfc an. First fair, end of chart in noise and slighly better on 11090 (15Jan02) (KB) : MFA Cairo EGY 1625 ARQ ATU80 msgs to Accra embassy. (29Jan02) (RGA) CAS: Chilean NAVY 1355 ALE/LSB (07-02-02) Also FGT FKW FON. (07-02-02) (IB) : MFA Cairo EGY 1500 ARQ Circular to Kuwait Saana Washington Rabat Algiers and 15 other embassies. Then selcals XBVF/Madirid. (20Feb02) (RGA) No-Call: Cairo, Egypt 15.55 ARQ/FEC MFA trying hard to get response from Madrid embassy. Calling selcal XBVF in ARQ, then JMFSM in FEC (15Jan02). (PT) P6Z: French MFA 0955 FEC-A 192baud message to H6L French Emb Algiers 26.01 (PP1) P6Z: MFA Paris 1227 FEC-A 192/400 clg. H6L (22 Jan 02)(HPT) : Unid 1404 UNID/24.5/500 ACF=20. So slow it sounds like morse. (22Feb02) (RGA) No-Call: Algiers, Algeria 15.05 Coquelet 8 MAE with tfc in FF to AMBALG KHARTOUM (11Jan02). (PT) v5g: 1111 Rum-Fec 164.5/400 USB mask 10(Dec 3 2001)(PLOO) : Unid Algerian MFA 1000 8-tone MFSK in calling mode. (15/Jan/02) (MADX) ALG Emb Kuwait: 0906 Coquelet-8 37.5 ms msgs to MFA, then txs in new Coquelet-variant with a shift of 100 Hz between the tones and 50 ms, not able to decode this new one (30 Jan 02)(HPT) FAAZMP: US FAA 0358 ALE/USB Sounds. (08-02-02) (IB) Un-ID: French Mil 15.07 ITA2 50/400 "CECI EST UN TEST DEMISSION TELETYPE". This freq used by them last year carrying list of frequencies (16Jan02) 8WB4: Teheran, Iran 13.20 ITA2 50/400 Indian Embassy with 5-lg MOST IMMEDIATE tfc from INDEMBASSY TEHERAN and C.O.I. SHIRAZ to FOREIGN NEW DELHI. Operator battles his way through SSB interference and a power cut (15Jan02). (PT) OVK182: Aarhus, Denmark(??) 11.30 RTTY/CW Undecodable 75/170 RTTY followed by "DE OVK182" (15Jan02). (PT) MAZ: Unid 0628 ALE/USB Wkg with ASH03. (12-02-02) (IB) UIBQ: TH POLLUKS (sic) 2319 ARQ w/KYXM selcal, UIBQ log on & svc msgs to Vladivostok (14Jan02) (ML2) 9MB: Penang Naval 1615 RTTY/850/50 Various messages (15 Feb 02) (TD2) LH2: Unid Stn 1630 FEC Philippines nx EE "Resend by Lima Hotel 2" (15 Feb 02) (TD2) : RTMS Russkoe Pole Kidueyj 0900 RTTY/170/50 Wkg Kaliningrad (15 Feb 02)(TD2) NMC/NRV: USCG Guam 1412 FEC test strings (09 Feb 02) (TD2) NMC: USCG CAMSPAC Point Reyes 1800 SITOR-B 100/170 w/wx broadcast. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) NMF: 1630.0 FEC weather from uscg boston 27/01 (PP1) WLO: Mobile Radio 1221 cw, wlo + SITOR (28 Jan 02)(HPT) A9M: Bahrein Radio 1222 cw, a9mtlx + SITOR (28 Jan 02)(HPT) NRV: USCG Apra Harbour 1220 cw, nrv + SITOR (28 Jan 02)(HPT) NMN: USCG Portsmouth 1218 cw, nmn + SITOR (28 Jan 02)(HPT) IAR: Rome Radio 1217 cw, iar + SITOR (28 Jan 02)(HPT) VRX: Hong Kong Radio 1545 ARQ Tfc (11 Feb 02) (TD2) UCE: Arkhangelsk R.0 0705 sitor-B tfc list then sitor-A wkg/UIJP "pioner belorussii" 30/01 (PP1) ESA: Tallinn Radio 1702 SITOR-B schedule, navigational warnings (the latter not scheduled for HF) // 4210.5 8422, Pagina 217 WUN-v08 12593 (11 Dec 01)(HPT) 16829.5 UCE: Arkhangelsk Radio 1045 SITOR-B in third-shift Cyrillic, looks like news, ended with "PRESS SLUSHWA OAO SMP", 1100 tfclist // 12625.5 (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 16839.5 UFN: NovorossiyskRadio RUS 1413 ARQ Crew tgms to UBGX. (22Feb02) (RGA) 16840.5 RRR34: 1300 sitor-B traffic list from Kruglosutochno and schedule 27/01 (PP1) 16854.0 XSQ: Guangzhou R CHN 1338 FEC/100/170 (19 Jan 02) (LA) 16879.0 LZW: Varna Radio 1647 SITOR-B tfc-list // 4218.5, 6330, 8421.5, 12587 (20 Jan 02)(HPT) 16879.0 LZW: Varna, Bulgaria 14.50 FEC Various circulars in EE including 48 hour reporting rules for ships going to Israel (14Jan02). (PT) 16886.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 1216 cw, tah + SITOR (28 Jan 02)(HPT) 16888.0 XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 1415 ARQ wkg VRXA9 (08 Feb 02) (TD2) 16892.0 XSG: Shanghai Radio 1201 cw, xsg + SITOR (22 Jan 02)(HPT) 16905.0 FUV: FrNavy Djibouti 1224 RTTY/75/850 (16 Jan 02) (TD2) 16905.0 RFQPME: FN Jibouti DJI 1400 RTTY/75/850 (19 Jan 02) (LA) 16909.5 USO: Ismail Radio 0900 cw, 4KI de uso6/uso5, tfc-list, navs, // 4277, 6386.5, 8586, 12965 (23 Jan 02)(HPT) 16910.0 HLJ: Seoul Radio 0817 cw, cq qsx 16 mhz (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 16914.5 SPB: Szczecin Radio 1105 SITOR-B msgs, nx in Pol., // 8557, 13022 (28 Jan 02)(HPT) 16922.5 VTH5/7/9: Mumbai Naval (BNR) 1315 RTTY/850/50 Navarea viii wngs (12 Feb 02)(TD2) 16922.6 RBSL: IN Bombay IND 0900 RTTY/ 50/425 Testing--- VTH 5/7/9 RBSL BNR BNR then RYs. (23 Jan 02) (BC3) 16922.6 VTH: IN Bombay IND 1417 RTTY/50/850 RBSL marker. (22Feb02) (RGA) 16926.0 LFI: Rogaland Radio 1443 cw, lfi + SITOR (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 16929.4 9MR: RMMJ/RMN Johore Bahru MLA News in Malay. From HQCOMMAV2 to all RMN ships Sabah and Sarawak. // 8192. (03Feb02) (RGA) 16932.0 7TF10: Boufarik Radio 1851 cw cq qsx (22 Jan 02)(HPT) 16933.0 KUW: Kuwait 1353 ALE/USB Sounding. Also IS1 DKL PRI. (04-02-02) (IB) 16948.0 UNID: 0955 USB E, calling "Hello", counting 1,2,3,4, no native speaker of English language (30 Jan 02)(HPT) 16949.0 YLL: Liepeja Radio 1002 cw, cq qss, powestka announcement, but, nothing more until 1040, longer transmission yesterday in Baudot 50 bd after cw-ID (30 Jan 02)(HPT) 16971.0 : Singapore? Radio 1525 FAX/120/576 Japanese nx Kyodo (11 Feb 02 (TD2) 16975.0 RLK7: Arkhangelsk Radio 0915 cw, msgs, ID (28 Jan 02)(HPT) 16975.0 RLK7: ArkhangelskRadio RUS 15190 CW Tgms to fleet. QSX 16735.5 // 8455 & 12942. (13Feb02) (RGA) 16979.9 PWZ33: BN RIO DE JANEIRO 1810 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sfc pressure analysis (22/Jan)(DW) 17020.0 UDK2: Murmansk Radio 1000 ITA-2 50/R/170 working- frequencies qss 521.5, 4260, 6439.5, 13050, 17020, 22652 (22 Jan 02)(HPT) 17021.5 TAH: Istanbul Radio 1209 cw, de tah qsx 16 mhz ch 3 4 8 (22 Jan 02)(HPT) 17024.0 SAB: Goeteborg Radio 0946 cw, sab + DIG (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 17038.5 UGW: Novorossiysk Radio 0802 cw de ugw tfc-list 12554.5/ 16738.5 (28 Jan 02)(HPT) 17038.5 UGW: Novorossiysk Radio RUS CW To 4LA7: QSW 17038.5 QTC NIL. GUHORs (nothing heard) for 22363 25197 12554.5 & 16738.5 (22Jan02) (RGA) 17038.5 UGW: NovorossiyskRadio RUS 1432 CW CQ. qsx 16738 q.. 12554.5 hand sent. (22Feb02) (RGA) 17055.0 MGJ: RN Base Clyde SCO 1439 RTTY/75/--- CARBs. Prob in VFT. (22Feb02) (RGA) 17068.2 : Unid 1700 UNID/100/1114. Not harmonic. ACF=0. Sounds slightly unstable in frequency. (03Feb02) (RGA) 17130.0 HLW: Seoul Radio 0834 cw, cq qsx 16 mhz (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 17132.0 XSV: Tianjin Radio 0841 cw, xsv + DIG (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 17138.3 LYL: Klaipeda Radio 1000 cw, tfc-list, wkg. frequencies,// 17138.3, also 3730 mentioned (29 Jan 02)(HPT) Pagina 218 WUN-v08 17146.5 CBV: VALPARAISO PLAYA ANCHA 1915 FAX 120/576/N/800 Grainy swell and ice edge chart. 1935z sat pix. 2230z unscheduled(?) 1800z sfc anal. 2310-30z - three restarts for 12hr sfc prg chart. 2355z sat pix. (21/Jan)(DW) 17147.0 URL: SebastopolRadio UKR 1445 RTTY/50/170 Crew tgms from Kertch and Simferopol. (22Feb02) (RGA) 17147.0 URL: sevastopol Radio 1256 cw cq ans (22 Jan 02)(HPT) 17152.0 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 0900 cw, nawip/powesta // 439.5 3737, 8605, 12973 22/Jan/02 (HPT) 17165.6 CLA: HavanaRadio CUB 1530 CW QSX marker. // 13062. (13Feb02) (RGA) 17175.5 A9M: Hamala Radio 1802 cw, cq (28 Jan 02)(HPT) 17198.0 055: Unid East Asian Net 0846 ALE/USB Sounds. (12-02-02) (IB) 17206.1 IAR7: Rome Radio 1017 cw, vvv wkg. QRGs (22 Jan 02)(HPT) 17239.7 PKX: JAKARTA RADIO 1520 CW Marker "cq de PKX qru? k" (11/Feb)(DW) 17239.8 PKX: Jakarta Radio 1243 cw, cq qru? (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 17240.5 VIE: Darwin Radio GW-node 1240 cw, vie + DIG (27 Jan 02)(HPT) 17240.5 VIE: GW NODE DARWIN 1522 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "VIE" (11/Feb)(DW) 17249.5 LSD836: Argentina Radio GW-node 0844 cw, lsd836 + DIG (29 Jan 02)(HPT) 17272.0 HEB: Berne Radio 1118 USB E tfc-list (21 Jan 02)(HPT) 17312.0 055: Unid East Net 1608 ALE/USB Sounding. (07-02-02) (IB) 17314.0 SPO81: Szczecin Radio 1235 USB E/Pol tfc-list // 13155 (23 Jan 02)(HPT) 17332.0 SPC82: Gdynia Radio 1408 USB Pol/EE ID, wkg. frequencies,// 8788 (11 Dec 01)(HPT) 17359.0 ESA: Tallinn Radio 1441 USB Vn ID, ann (tfc-list scheduled) //8761, 13101 (11 Dec 01)(HPT) 17402.4 VCT: GW NODE NEWFOUNDLAND 1456 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "VCT". Wkng ships in Globedata (01/Feb)(DW) 17402.4 VCT: Tors Cove, Canada 19.40 ARQ/CW Marker tape with CW-id (19Jan01). (PT) 17415.0 S00: MFA STOCKHOLM 1420 MIL.STD 188-110A on US> Wkng u/known emb. Burst mode. Msgs begin ".q" online encrypt or X400 lyr, thru 1437z+ (11/Feb)(DW) 17487.0 GW1: Unid SHARES 1517 ALE/USB Sounds. (30Jan02) (RGA) 17487.0 GW1: Unid SHARES 1521 ALE/USB Sounds. (31Jan02) (RGA) 17487.0 GW1: Unid US SHARES 1603 ALE/USB Calls 901NHQCAP/NHQ901(?) unid CAP authority. Calls again at 1621z. (22Feb02) (RGA) 17519.0 FM4FEM: US FEMA Thomasville GA USA 1611 ALE/USB Calls FEMEASQTM/unid. (22Feb02) (RGA) 17550.9 RFTJ: FF Dakar 0931.0 ARQ-E3 192 bd controle de voie to itself via "RFFA" Paris.0 circuit AFL 12/01 (PP1) 17912.0 Stockholm Radio: 1432 USB w/AmTrans 4239 (not heard). Switches them to 23210. (19/JAN/02) (RP3) 17916.0 SDJ:.0 Stockholm ldoc ww Airfrance 001 qsy to 18294khz SWE USB 27-01-02 14,56 (BvR) 17916.0 Stockholm Radio: 1456 USB w/Reach 11 w/departure message. Enroute to Bahrain International. (8/JAN/02) (RP3) 17934.0 Cubana aircraft: (flight number missed, O/M SS): 1934 USB calling Operaciones w/no response. (19/JAN/02) (RP3) 17937.0 Lima Flight Support: 1938 USB w/AA 190 w/position report. (19/JAN/02) (RP3) 17973.0 ADWNPR: Rockwell-Collins Managed GATM Andrews AFB MD 1527 ALE/USB Calls 510321DAT/KC135 61-0321. (30Jan02) (RGA) 17973.0 CRONPR: Rockwell-Collins Managed GATM Net Croughton G 1359 ALE/USB Sounds. (01Feb02) (RGA) 18320.0 BRA: MFA Bratislava SVK 1501 ALE/USB Sounds. (01Feb02) (RGA) 17994.0 Trenton Military: 1321 USB Wkg Canforce ???? asking WX for Spanish Airports. Selcal GHBJ = C130, Reg: 130344. (11/02/02) (PD) 17994.0 Trenton Military: 1327 USB Wkg Canforce 1517 At position report above Italy, directed to 23250 kHz. (11/02/02) (PD) 18015.0 : Prob Andrews AFB MD USA 1800 USB YL repeating EAM ?HX5LW. No 'out' at end of string. (17Feb02) (RGA) 18018.0 Airchtect (Royal Air Force): 1302 USB, QNH settings for RAF Pagina 219 18042.7 18176.7 18183.4 18183.4 18185.0 18211.5 18211.5 18220.0 18226.7 18258.5 18261.0 18281.0 18294.0 18295.0 18320.0 18325.5 18326.7 18329.0 18330.7 18380.2 18415.0 18442.0 18526.5 18553.7 18560.0 18560.0 18594.0 18666.0 18666.0 18666.0 18759.3 18780.0 18789.4 18820.0 WUN-v08 Airfields in the UK (17-Jan-02) (MB3) RFTJ: Dakar, Senegal 15.54 ARQ-E3 192/400 CdeV to self being relayed on JDJ, Libreville - Dakar, cct (26Jan01). (PT) : Egyptian Embassy Rabat MRC 1716 ARQ Plaintext ATU80 traffic to Cairo. (25Jan02) (RGA) ---: MFA ALGIERS 1527 COQ/8 26.7/I/- Tfc in FF. Relay to Harare? (31/Jan)(DW) ALGER: Algiers, Algeria 15.00 Coquelet 8 MFA with SUPERFLASH 5-lg tfc to Abuja embassy, also tfc to Harare embassy (13Jan01). (PT) S00: Sweden MFA 1027 ALE/USB Wkg with S73/Lagos embassy. (14-02-02) (IB) KHF: Guam 12.30 ARQ/CW Marker with CW-id, very faint (27Jan02). (PT) KHF: GuamRadio GUM 1758 ARQ+MORSEID (17Feb02) (RGA) JMH5: Tokyo Met 1450 FAX/120/576 wx chart (10 Feb 02) (TD2) Egyptian Embassy Khartoum SDN 1756 ARQ Fm kdbfclas to w = 01 (?) (17Feb02) (RGA) HBD20: MFA Berne SWI 1452 ARQ 5LGs circular to Washingtopn and Khartoum. (22Feb02) (RGA) GYA: Royal Navy Northwood 1431 FAX schedule for Near/Middle East special bcst. Clear, chart at 1507 blurred (13Jan02) (KB) OVK: Aarhus, Denmark(??) 15.45 RTTY/CW Undecodable 75/170 RTTY followed by "DE OVK" (15Jan02). (PT) SDJ:.0 Stockholm ldoc ww Airfrance 001 telephone call SWE USB 27-01-02 14,57 (BvR) FDG: F AF Bordeaux 1045 ITA-2 50/N/850 ry, wharfs (21 Jan 02)(HPT) BRA: MFA Bratislava SVK 1547 ALE/USB Sounds. (03Feb02) (RGA) GYU: Gibraltar 11.25 Test tape with RYRYs, Count, INT ZBZ (12Dec01). (PT) no-call:.0 1049 sitor-A Egypian MFA trying selcall TVVX (Egy Embassy Algiers)no joy 27/01 (PP1) 4XZ: Ny Haifa 1211 cw, vvv (28 Jan 02)(HPT) RFTJ: Dakar, Senegal 15.47 ARQ-E3 192/400 Sending CdeV with great difficulty. No cct ID seen (19Jan01). (PT) RFFAAC: Paris, France 15.24 ARQ-E3 100/400 Tfc in FF to RFVITW - GROUPGEND ST DENIS REUNION, plus lots of other tfc, on IRE cct. Paired with REI cct on 16087.7 (27Jan02). (PT) 8BY: M16 DGSE Ste Assise FRA 1752 CW 5x3FGs. (17Feb02) (RGA) RFFXL: FF Naqura LBN 1700 ARQ-E3/184.6/370 To rffaac tripost Paris (250102) (PLW) : Russian Military 1457 MS-5/4800/DPSK/USB Tone 5 pulled. 0.5 offset is unusual. (22Feb02) (RGA) RFTJ: Dakar, Senegal 19.04 ARQ-E3 192/400 CdeV to self plus 5lg tfc from RFFKAGL (prob French Navy, Brest) to RFFLIRHN ( FS Rhin) on TJI, Dakar - Fort de France, cct (26Jan02). (PT) BMF: Taipei Met 0120 FAX 120/576 GMS infra red image for central W Pacific (21Jan02) (ML2) BMF: Taipei Meteo 1602 FAX/120/576 Wx chart (11 Feb 02) (TD2) SERVICE CENTER: US Customs Comms Center Orlando 1924 USB wkg 203 in voice and PARKHILL voice scrambler. (17/Jan/02) (MADX) ME1: FBI Memphis TN USA 1528 Calls QT2/Quantico VA. (22Feb02) (RGA) NF1: FBI Norfolk VA 1446 ALE/USB Calls NY1/New York, NY. (30Jan02) (RGA) SU1: FBI Salt Lake City UT 1435 ALE/USB Calls SUP/Unid [AMD] 'CHR$(149) CHR$(149) CHR$(149) 0)@' (30Jan02) (RGA) OHU20: MFA Helsinki FIN 1540 NOKIA-MODEM/150.5/750 Tfc to unid weak embassy in simplex. (13Feb02) (RGA) : Unid 1206 RTTY/50/500 Strings like 01 121121/02MPS at roughly 2-min intervals. Russian plain language. Printout of some of the intercept is appended to this log. Any ideas? Circuit went into 42.5 bps revs around 1310z. (Freq from HPT). (31Jan02) (RGA) UNID: 1631 UNID 195.3/700 4 pks continuous br=0 (Dec 2 2001)(PLOO) : Unid 1545 USB YL in Spanish. Not casual/illegal net. Pagina 220 18972.0 19007.0 19200.0 19204.5 19204.6 19214.8 19230.5 19241.7 19342.7 19401.7 19464.0 19500.0 19500.0 19503.0 19505.0 19505.0 19571.7 19643.0 19697.5 19697.5 19699.0 19699.0 19706.0 19724.5 19725.0 19733.5 19755.0 19794.0 19910.5 19920.0 19940.0 19969.0 19969.0 19969.0 19969.0 20000.0 20049.0 20187.7 20193.0 20201.6 WUN-v08 (13Feb02) (RGA) DFZG: MFA Belgrade 0703 RTTY/50/400 (30-01-02) (IB) ---: UNID 1557 Piccolo On standby thru 1950z (02/Feb)(DW) D882: Unid 0545 ALE/USB Sounding. (29-01-02) (IB) RFLI: FF Fort De France MRT 0545 ARQ-E3/96/425 CdV F-D-F/Dakar cct [LIH] (28 Jan02) [BC3] RFLI: FF Fort De France MRT 0822 ARQ-E3/192/425 Idle/Sync Mode (28 Jan02) [BC3] RFLI:.0 2243Z RFLI [ FF.0 Fort de France, 26/Jan/02 (RR) : Unid 1415 PICCOLO Encrypted. (22Jan02) (RGA) ---: MFA CAIRO ? 1450 arq 100/E/170 Tfc in AA(ATU). Appears long press bulletin (05/Feb)(DW) LY1BYN: Latvian Amateur 1504 CW Wkg OK1ARO. Slightly off frequency. (22Feb02) (RGA) JR: Unid Military Stn 1554 ARQ 'BM de JR zbz 55/55 int zbz (RYs) int zbz int qru +?' Some garbled French. Faded. (13Feb02) (RGA) MEF: Unid 2120 ALE/USB Calls M67. (02Feb02) (ED) MAG: Unid Burmese Net 1521 ALE/USB [TWS] MAG. (30Jan02) (RGA) STFADW: USAF SITFA Ops Centre Andrews AFB MD USA 1700 ALE/USB Sounds. (01Feb02) (RGA) CENTR8: Romanian MFA 0825 Wkg with UXO. (12-02-02) (IB) CENTR8: Romanian MFA 0729 ALE/USB Wkg with UXO. (11-02-02) (IB) CENTR8: Romanian MFA 0832 ALE/USB Wkg with BYR. (19-02-02) (IB) MFA Cairo: 1550 SITOR-A msgs (23 Jan 02)(HPT) A9C: Bucharest, Rumania 15.00 FEC-A 192/850 French embassy with svc msg to P6Z, MFA Paris (11Jan02). (PT) SPB63: Szczecin Radio 1500 SITOR-B tfc-list, Pol nx, schedule 1629 off // 2829.5, 13022 (24 Jan 02)(HPT) SPB71: Szczecin Radio 1358 SITOR-B tfc-list, schedule // 8557 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) UFN: Novorossiysk Radio 1350 ARQ/CW marker (10 Feb 02) (TD2) UFN: NovorossiyskRadio RUS 1522 ARQ Wkg UHXZ in AutoTelex. Then morse ID and KYKY idle string. (22Feb02) (RGA) LSD836: Buenos Aires Radio ARG 1733 ARQ+MORSEID (17Feb02) (RGA) UIW: Kaliningrad R RUS 1500 RTTY/50/170 (19 Jan 02) (LA) UIW:Kaliningrad radio RUSSIA 1521 18 Feb 02 RTTY 50 Ship telegrams (EB) KHF: GuamRadio GUM 1728 ARQ+MORSEID (17Feb02) (RGA) : Unid 1845 USB Female op; maybe "rain ____" or "main ___"; each transmission ended with possible digital tone/"squeal"] calling FOUR LEAF (or sounds like) a few times with no response and quiet. (21 Feb 02) (JH) ---:Chinese ?? radiotelephone China 1508 18 Feb 02 USB conversation in possibly Chinese can also hear telephone engaged tones (EB) : Unid 1419 PICCOLO Standby/idle. (22Jan02) (RGA) UNID: 0955 RTTY 75/250 encrypted (28 Jan 02)(HPT) OWF: AF Skrydstrup 0735 ALE/USB Wkg OWE OWI. (04-02-02) (IB) FC6FEM: WGY906 FEMA Denton TX USA 1526 ALE/USB Sounds. (31Jan02) (RGA) FM4FEM: US FEMA Thomasville GA USA 1530 ALE/USB Calls FEMEASQDR/unid. Also on 24526. (22Feb02) (RGA) FM4FEM: US FEMA Thomasville GA USA 1607 ALE/USB Calls FEMEASTAM/unid. (22Feb02) (RGA) US FEMA Thomasville GA USA 1701 ALE/USB Calls FEMEASFWB/unid. (22Feb02) (RGA) YGN: Possible Burmese Net 1020 ALE/USB Sounding (06-02-02) (IB) S:marker Archangel RUSSIA 1457 18 Feb 02 CW S marker goes into long dash every so often no sign of C (EB) OHU20: MFA Helsinki FIN 1422 NOKIA-MODEM/150.5/700 No decode. (22Jan02) (RGA) : NATO System 1722 MIL STD-188-110/USB (17Feb02) (RGA) DDK9: DWD Pinneberg GER 1426 RTTY/50/850 f2 of 10100.8 Pagina 221 20304.7 20340.0 20469.0 20500.0 20500.0 20500.0 20500.0 20500.0 20550.0 20596.0 20631.0 20633.7 20716.7 20932.0 20989.7 21000.0 21810.0 21866.0 21866.0 21866.0 21866.0 21866.0 21866.0 21990.1 21998.0 22015.0 22015.0 22015.0 22131.0 22288.5 22353.0 22380.5 22380.5 WUN-v08 (22Jan02) (RGA) No-Call: Cairo, Egypt 15.40 ARQ/FEC Calling KKXB, Kinshasa embassy then tries calling him (WSGZKPK) in FEC (19Jan01). (PT) ADZ: Algerian Consulate Agadez NGR 1606 ALE/USB Calls MAE/MFA Algiers on 17068.2 19945 20340 20452. (03Feb02) (RGA) AXM37: Melbourne, Australia 15.15 FAX 120/576 WX chart for Australasia, very poor rx (27Jan02). (PT) APK: Prob Burmese Net 1511 ALE/USB Calls YGN/prob Yangon. (22Feb02) (RGA) BZB: Unid Romanian Embassy 1506 ALE/USB Calls CENTR1. (13Feb02) (RGA) CENTR1: MFA Bucharest ROM 1459 ALE/USB Calls PZX/Unid who responds. (11Feb02) (RGA) PZX: Unid Romanian Embassy 1456 ALE/USB Calls CENTR1 who responds. (13Feb02) (RGA) PZX: Unid Romanian Embassy 1521 Calls CENTR1/MFA Bucharest. (17Feb02) (RGA) 1100: Possible Italian Finanze Guardia 0653 Wkg 0200 (25-01-02) (IB) A25: Prob. Latvia 16.40 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE Calling LIELVA. Also heard on this radio setting (centre freq 20597.3) a Pactor station connecting to C35T1L and sending Pactor 2 tfc. Don't know if they are the same source. (16Jan02). (PT) CRO: Andrews Remote Croughton G 1201 ALE/USB Calls 280049/C17A 98-0049. (07Feb02) (RGA) RFVI: F Ny Le Port 1515 ARQ-E3 100/400 RFVIMCR with msg to FFUHRFR FRRIM, RFVIE to RFGA and others REI-cct (29 Jan 02)(HPT) ---: FF UNID 1425 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas. No app tfc thru 1440z (22/Jan)(DW) ---: Romanian Emb Phenian (Pyongyang) ROU-FEC 164.5/400 part msg in Romanian (23Jan02) (ML2) No-Call: Cairo, Egypt 11.50 ARQ/FEC MFA calling Beijing embassy, selcal OOVQ(26Jan02). (PT) D881: Unid 0646 ALE/USB Sounding. (29-01-02) (IB) BRA: Slovak MFA 0839 ALE/USB Wkg with TEH, send DBM messages, no copy. (14-02-02) (IB) 4RV: Unid FEMA 1503 ALE/USB Calls 9DT/Unid. (30Jan02) (RGA) FC8FEM: FEMA Region 8 Denver CO 1447 ALE/USB Sounds. (30Jan02) (RGA) FM4FEM: US FEMA Thomasville GA USA 1510 ALE/USB Calls FEMEASHAM/unid. (22Feb02) (RGA) FM4FEM: US FEMA Thomasville GA USA 1524 ALE/USB Calls FEMEASMAC/unid. (22Feb02) (RGA) FM4FEM: US FEMA Thomasville GA USA 1646 ALE/USB Calls FEMEASFQD/unid. (22Feb02) (RGA) FM6FEM: WGY906/FEMA Denton TX USA 1626 ALE/USB Sounds. (22Feb02)(RGA) Unid: clg "HAILA" (native for hello ??) and whistling, male/female comms in unid lang. USB 27-01-02 : Unid 1444 UNID/100/140 ACF=0. Encrypted. (22Jan02) (RGA) 055: Possible East Asian Net 0632 ALE/USB Sounds. (11-02-02) (IB) 055: Unid 1542 ALE/USB Sounds. Also 445/ 055 also on 10627 11475 and 22131. (17Feb02) (RGA) 445: Prob East Asian Net 1610 ALE/USB Sounds. Also 172 Sounds. (13Feb02) (RGA) 619: Unid East Asia Net "055" 0940 ALE/USB Sounding (06-02-02) (IB) HQKX2: SHIP FARG? 1533 arq 100/E/170 Calls UIW but no further qso after initial link up with " 05394 FARG X" answerback (04/Feb)(DW) J8RS3: TSM Platinam 1420 RTTY/50/200 (19 Jan 02) (TD2) CBV: VALPARAISO RADIO 1525 CW Chan free marker "CBV" - vri weak, under UIW marker. (04/Feb)(DW) UIW: KALININGRAD RADIO 1526 CW Chan free marker "de UIW KLD". 1534z arq - ex sigs with "05394 FARG" "There are 1 messages Pagina 222 22383.0 22383.5 22387.5 22389.5 22407.5 22447.0 22456.0 22461.4 22534.5 22534.5 22535.0 22535.3 22536.0 22537.0 22537.0 22540.0 22542.0 22542.0 22590.0 22600.0 22610.0 22610.0 22610.5 22628.5 22650.0 22652.0 22652.0 22864.0 22928.6 23190.0 23210.0 23250.0 23264.0 23337.0 23365.4 WUN-v08 for you. Type MSG+ to read or HELP+ for help" then offair. (04/Feb)(DW) VIP: GW NODE PERTH 1547 CW Chan free (Globe) "VIP" wkng ship in Globedata (04/Feb)(DW) WLO: MOBILE RADIO 1552 CW Chan free marker "WLO" (04/Feb)(DW) SVO: OLYMPIA RADIO 1600 CW Chan free marker "de SVO" (04/Feb)(DW) NMN: USCG PORTSMOUTH 1601 CW Chan free marker "NMN" (04/Feb)(DW) UAT: MOSCOW RADIO 1609 CW Chan free marker "de UAT" (04/Feb)(DW) RFQPME: FN DJIBOUTI 1418 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker "oo FAAA de RFQPME znr uuuuu zui testing ry's sg's figs nnnn (04/Feb)(DW) A9M: GW NODE BAHRAIN 1424 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "A9M" and wkng ships in Globedata (04/Feb)(DW) 8PO: GW NODE BARBADOS 1426 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "8PO" and wkng ships in Globedata (04/Feb)(DW) SAB: Goteborg, Sweden Jan5, 2002 CW "SAB" abd ARQ/100 idle QRM from adjacent RTTY station [SN] SAB: GW NODE GOETEBORG 1431 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "SAB" (04/Feb)(DW) FUF: 1515 RTTY/75 FN Fort de France (18 02 02) (PLW) FUF: 1707Z.0 FUF [FN Fort de France, Martinique RTTY 26/Jan/02 (RR) FUF: FrNav Fort de France 1512 RTTY/75/850 (19 Jan 02) (TD2) FUF: FN FT DE FRANCE 1434 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker "de FUF testing ry's sg's figs testing" (04/Feb)(DW) FUF: Fort de France Naval TIME??? RTTY/850/75 Test strings (12 Feb 02)(TD2) ZSC: GW NODE CAPETOWN 1435 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "ZSC" and wkng ship in Globedata (04/Feb)(DW) JJC: KYODO TOKYO 1438 FAX 60/576/N/850 Slightly blurred text print in Japanese chars. (04/Feb)(DW) JJC: Tokyo Radio 1425 FAX/120/576 Japanese nx Kyodo (13 Feb 02) (TD2) VCS: GW NODE HALIFAX 1444 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "VCS" and wkng ship in Globedata (04/Feb)(DW) LSD836: GW NODE ARGENTINA 1500 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "LSD836" and wkng ship in Globedata (04/Feb)(DW) CLA: 1525 CW Habana Cuba (18 02 02) (PLW) CLA: HavanaRadio CUB 1451 CW QSX marker. (22Jan02) (RGA) CLA50: HAVANA RADIO 1508 CW Marker "cq de CLA qsx c/11 8368/12552/16736 tx 8573/12673.5/16961 qsw CLA20/32/41/50 qrj c/1212 k" (04/Feb)(DW) VTG9: IND Ny Bombay 1410 cw, vvv+cq de vtg 4/6/7/8/9 (27 Jan 02)(HPT) UDK2: 1535 CW Murmansk Rus (18 02 01) (PLW) UDK2: Murmansk Radio 1000 ITA-2 50/R/170 working- frequencies qss 521.5, 4260, 6439.5, 13050, 17020, 22652 (22 Jan 02)(HPT) UDK: MURMANSK RADIO 1000 RTTY 50/N/170 Marker to 4LS in 3sc "qss 521,5/4260/6439,5/13050/17020/22652 kgc". Tfc list and stn schedule, then blind tfc. (05/Feb)(DW) : Russian Navy/Military 1502 36-50/50/250 At least 4 messages. Irregular shutdown. (22Jan02) (RGA) --: MFA STOCKHOLM 1513 MIL.STD 188-110A on usb. 1200bps/shrt intlv. Wkng u/knwn embassy. Msgs start ".q". Thru 1600z continuing. (07/Feb)(DW) p6z:.0 0932.0 FEC-A 192bd "n2g de p6z rebjr ja qru int zbz k k k" 13/01 (PP1) Stockholm Radio: 1434 USB calling AmTrans 4239 w/no response. (19/JAN/02) (RP3) Trenton Military: 1329 USB Wkg Canforce 1517 from Larnaca to Prestwick, ETA Prestwick 1905, asking WX, and selcal check for GHAL = L382, Reg:130326. (11/02/02) (PD) ---:Budapest Hungary 1027 29 Jan 02 DUP-ARQ 125 idling (EB) 2000178: 7-character a/craft 0529 ALE/USB Wkg with JDG. (13-02-02) (IB) HGX62: Tripoli, Libya 11.51 DUP-ARQ 125/170 Hungarian embassy Pagina 223 23505.0 23584.0 23740.0 23791.0 24331.5 24526.0 24526.0 24526.0 24526.0 24526.0 25170.0 25186.0 25255.0 25255.0 26125.0 26185.0 26220.0 26235.0 26405.0 26420.0 26430.0 26605.0 26675.0 26775.0 26859.0 26859.0 27900.0 28182.0 28199.0 28267.0 29000.0 29005.0 29045.0 AB BC3 WUN-v08 with tfc in HH to HGX21, MFA Budapest (14Jan02). (PT) YT315A: unid Chinese diplo 0824 ALE/USB Wkg with: ZT201A + MIL-STD 188-110A. Later ZT201A wkg with YT362A. (08-02-02) (IB) S00: Sweden MFA, 0651 ALE/USB Wkg with S53/Amman Embassy. (14-02-02) (IB) : unid 1418 USB, synth YL voice, just caught "end of message, end of transmission" (17-Jan-02) (MB3) UNID: 1207 bursts of 200 or 400 bd, did not sound like Pactor, or new variant? (28 Jan 02)(HPT) UNID: ---- Piccolo 2 channels idle USB(Dec 2 2001)(PLOO) 450: Unid FEMA 2110 ALE/USB Sounds. (22Jan02) (RGA) FC6: US FEMA Denton TX USA 1705 ALE/USB Calls OH5/FEMA somewhere in Ohio. (22Feb02) (RGA) FM4FEM: US FEMA Thomasville GA USA 1620 ALE/USB Calls FEMEMSBOI/unid who responds. (22Feb02) (RGA) FM4FEM: US FEMA Thomasville GA USA 1626 ALE/USB Calls FEMEASCBS/unid who responds. (22Feb02) (RGA) FR5FEM: Unid FEMA 1406 ALE/USB Sounds. (01Feb02) (RGA) UDK2: MURMANSK RADIO 1548 CW Msg at hi spd [40wpm], then s/off. (19/Jan)(DW) IS1: British HC Islamabad, PAK 1156 USB/MIL-STD188-141A sounding (20Jan02) (LDO) UDK2: MURMANSK RADIO 1540 CW Wkng ships, also "4LS de UDK2 qsx 25170 k" (19/Jan)(DW) Un-ID: prob Murmansk, Russia 15.34 ITA2 50/170 Short messages in RR, Murmansk mentioned in header of each (19Jan01). (PT) : unid 1425 FM, a m and a f in RR, m station probably mobile (17-Jan-02) (MB3) : unid 1427 FM, a f (sounds like an old granny) in RR (17-Jan-02) (MB3) : unid 1428 FM, a f and several m in RR (17-Jan-02) (MB3) : unid 1430 FM, a f (muffled audio) and several m in RR (17-Jan-02) (MB3) : unid 1230 FM: several f in RR, the strongest has a vy "hollow" audio (17-Jan-02) (MB3) : unid 1231 FM: 2 or 3 f in RR & intermitt. data bursts (17-Jan-02) (MB3) : unid 1232 FM, several f & m (some mobile) stations in RR (17-Jan-02) (MB3) : unid 1233 FM, many different data bursts (pagers?) from different tx sites (17-Jan-02) (MB3) : unid 1235 FM, a m in RR w/ vy brief comms. No other stns hrd. (17-Jan-02) (MB3) : unid: 1432 FM, many m stations (nets?) on top of each other (17-Jan-02) (MB3) FAVORABLE: 22-char EAM 2027 USB OH44IJ simulcast 8992 & 11244. (The GHFS is at weak levels in the local afternoon.) (08 Feb 02) (JH) FAVORABLE: 28-char EAM 2018 USB 7O5ECI simulcast 8992 & 11244. (08 Feb 02) (JH) : NOSTRADAMUS OTHR, F 1445 FM-CW 25 pulses/sec. Tentative but likely (tnx LD). At 0900 center freq 33550, at 1030 on 31495, at 1300 on 30430 kHz (20Jan02) (KB) SV3AQR: Propagation beacon GRC 1514 CW (20-01-02) (AB) LU1FHH: Propagation beacon ARG 1516 CW (20-01-02) (AB) OH9TEN: Propagation beacon FNL 1518 CW (20-01-02) (AB) : unid 1240 FM, a f w/brief comms in RR (bad audio). No other stns hrd. (17-Jan-02) (MB3) : Unid Russian station (taxi ?) 1600 FM Sounded like a taxi base station. Language is Russian (03-02-02) (AB) : unid 1440 FM a vy busy f (phone rings in background) and several min RR (17-Jan-02) (MB3) - Netherlands Pagina 224 WUN-v08 BD BvR D Kerr DW EB HPT IB JB JH KB LDO MADX MB3 MIDWEST USA ML2 PD PLOO PLW PP1 PT RGA RP3 RR SA SN TD2 wp3 ZT - Netherlands Australia South Western U.K. Central Southern U.K. Germany Russia Texas U.S.A. Germany Germany U.S.A. Austria U.S.A. Australia France North Western U.K. European Union Maryland U.S.A. North Carolina U.S.A. California U.S.A. Germany --------------------------- ======================================================================== \\\\\ WORLDWIDE UTE NEWS Club //// \\\ An Electronic Club Dealing Exclusively in Utility Stations /// \\\\ WUNNEWS Vol 8, Issue 3, March 2002 ///// ======================================================================== Edited by Bill Lawrie Electronic Editor. 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Check out the WUN web site at: http://www.wunclub.com ======================================================================== Pagina 225 WUN-v08 >From your Electronic 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. WHAT'S INSIDE: o Digital Review by Day Watson o Military/Government 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 ====================================================================== 0101100010110001011000001110011000101100110110001100110011010000100011 0011100010010101001100110101100101000011011000011101100000011101100100 01001101# DIGITAL #00011110010100001101010010100011010111000000111001 1000100101111010100100011010010010100110100011010001101000011010011100 0111000111001110000110000111100000100101011001001010111010100011100011 001000101010110100000111000111# REVIEW #00000101110011100001101000101 0101001011000011101100010110001100110100010110000111011000101100001110 0000110100101010110101011010000100101001101001010101010100010101010001 01001011111100001000101010011000110011000011101100010# COLUMN #110001 1100011010100101010010101001010100100001110110000101100101001101011000 - Editor: Day Watson - Nickname on IRC channel E-mail: [email protected] #monitor DayW Hi digi WUNners The big Brain's In this augment thing this month has undoubtedly been the release of Charles very welcome PC-HFDL. Fanfare of trumpets :--- :--- :--month's contributions a couple of items which one hopes will your enjoyment. The menu Aero Met Military Special TechiTips UNID ARINC HFDL Frequencies Rome Met on 5887.5 kHz FF frequency hunt MKD-GEP44 Piccolo link Current modem technology/terminology - Part.1 Dual soundcard question Considerations in receiving HFDL ARQ/E on 6 mHz >>....Aero.....> ::: ARINC HFDL Frequencies Thanks to Charles Brain who, with some additional (not in PC-HFDL) software, has been able to decode the [System Table] burst under HFDL and from this extract the current full range of frequencies licensed to ARINC by various administrations for the operation of their Globalink/HF service. Note that all these frequencies are not on the air throughout the 24 hour period. Each station has a limited number of transmitters which it uses, bringing up something like 2, 3 or 4 frequencies at any given time. The choice will vary according to a number of factors. Ground Stn ID ......Frequencies used (/USB).......... Pagina 226 WUN-v08 -----------------------------------------------------------San Francisco 01 2947 4672 5508 6559 8927 10081 11327 13276 17919 21934 Molokai 02 2878 2947 3001 3019 3434 5463 5508 5529 5538 6559 8912 8936 10081 11312 11348 13276 17919 17934 21928 Reykjavick 03 3116 3900 5720 6712 8977 11184 15025 17985 Riverhead 04 3428 5523 6652 8912 11315 13276 17919 17934 21931 21934 Auckland 05 3016 3404 5583 6535 8921 10084 11327 13351 17916 21949 Hat Yai 06 3470 4687 5655 6535 8825 10066 13270 17928 21949 Shannon 07 2998 3455 5547 6532 8843 8942 10081 11384 Johannesburg 08 3016 4681 8834 13321 21949 Barrow 09 2944 2992 3007 3497 4654 4687 5529 5538 5544 6646 8927 8936 10027 10093 11354 17919 17934 21928 21937 Santa Cruz 13 2983 3467 4660 6628 8957 11318 13315 17916 21946 21973 21988 21997 Krasnoyarsk 14 2878 2905 10087 13321 Bahrain 15 2986 5544 8885 10075 11312 13354 17967 21982 Guam 16 8927 8936 11288 11306 13312 13339 17919 or if one prefers a listing by frequency: 2878 2905 2944 2947 2983 2986 2992 2998 Molokai Krasnoyarsk Barrow San Fancisco Santa Cruz Bahrain Barrow Shannon 3001 3007 3016 3019 3116 3404 3428 3434 3455 3467 3470 3497 3900 Molokai Barrow Auckland Molokai Reykjavick Auckland Riverhead Molokai Shannon Barrow Hat Yai Barrow Reykjavick 4654 4660 4672 4681 4687 Barrow Santa Cruz San Francisco Johannesburg Hat Yai Krasnoyarsk Molokai Johannesburg Barrow Pagina 227 WUN-v08 5463 5508 5523 5529 5538 5544 5547 5583 5655 5720 Molokai San Francisco Riverhead Molokai Molokai Barrow Shannon Auckland Hat Yai Reykjavick 6532 6535 6559 6628 6646 6652 6712 Shannon Auckland San Francisco Santa Cruz Barrow Riverhead Reykjavick 8825 8834 8843 8885 8912 8921 8927 8936 8942 8957 8977 Hat Yai Johannesburg Shannon Bahrain Molokai Auckland San Francisco Molokai Shannon Santa Cruz Reykjavick 10027 10066 10075 10081 10084 10087 10093 Barrow Hat Yai Bahrain San Francisco Auckland Krasnoyarsk Barrow 11184 11288 11306 11312 11315 11318 11327 11348 11354 11384 Reykjavick Guam Guam Molokai Riverhead Santa Cruz San Francisco Molokai Barrow Shannon 13270 13276 13312 13315 13321 13339 13351 13354 Hat Yai San Francisco Guam Santa Cruz Johannesburg Guam Auckland Bahrain 15025 Reykjavick 17916 17919 17928 17934 17967 17985 Auckland San Francisco Hat Yai Molokai Bahrain Reykjavick Molokai Barrow Barrow Bahrain Hat Yai Molokai Riverhead Barrow Barrow Guam Guam Molokai Shannon Bahrain Auckland Molokai Riverhead Krasnoyarsk Santa Cruz Molokai Riverhead Riverhead Barrow Pagina 228 Barrow Guam WUN-v08 21928 21931 21934 21937 21946 21949 21973 21982 21988 21997 Molokai Riverhead San Francisco Barrow Santa Cruz Auckland Santa Cruz Bahrain Santa Cruz Santa Cruz Barrow Riverhead Hat Yai Johannesburg >>....Commercial.....> ::: Monitoring Petrom from the Netherlands Some welcome observations by Bert van Rij, from Naaldwijk in the Netherlands, and a regular poster to the WUN list, on a net on 8401 kHz using Sitor/A. "One of the first days in February I read on the mailing list that Peter Thompson had found an "new" oil and gas network. Since I started this hobby I have become very interested in maritime and oil rig communications, especially those in telex traffic, since "off-shack" monitoring is very easy; since we have our computers. With the station profile printed out, I have done a lot of monitoring on this frequency. The station profile can be found at: http://www.chace-ortiz.org/umc/oil/Petrom.txt. Though the traffic is in the Romanian language it still is interesting to read the reports. At my location (51.58n 004.12e) most traffic can be heard in the evening and early morning. I have not monitored traffic at night and during the day, so maybe there is a 12 or 16MHz freq. for daytime traffic. All traffic starts with the selcall MQIUTXP. I have not monitored any other selcalls; so the rigs call the shore station, and send it their traffic. The shore station has not yet been heard; which is very strange. One possibility is that the shore station sends its traffic during office hours, which is during daytime, and that another frequency is used. I have monitored eight rigs so far. profile: - De La Sectia6 - Platforma Jupiter - Platforma Centrala - Platforma Atlas - P.F.P.C. - Saturn - Prometeu/ PFS-4 For their position see the station Other rigs listed: - Orizont - Fortuna - Gloria Traffic is sent to a lot of addressees, (seventeen so far and still counting). Most of them are Baza Petromar departments. - m/n Lincorn - m/n Orion - Perseu - Prometeu - Rig service s.a. - Sectia 3 - Baza Petromar Biroul Investii - Baza Petromar Biroul Produce - Baza Petromar Biroul Resurse - Baza Petromar Serviciul Investii Pagina 229 - Baza Baza Baza Baza Baza Baza Baza Petromar Petromar Petromar Petromar Petromar Petromar Petromar WUN-v08 Serv. Mecano energetic Serviciul Mecanizare Laborator Fluide d-nei Naval p.p.u.p. gpm M.P.R.S. Good hunting" Thanks Bert - shows a single frequency in a simple mode can give much interest and pleasure. >>....Met.....> ::: Rome Met on 5887.5/5687.5 kHz As we go to press thanks to Peter Thompson who reports met transmissions running RTTY at 50bd/850Hz on this frequency then on 5687.5 kHz due to broadcast interference on the former. Regularly reported of late on 3172.5 kHz is 5887.5/5687.5 kHz running in parallel with 3 mHz, or a seasonal shift from 3 to 5 mHz? Only your logs will tell. >>....Military.....> ::: FF frequency hunt Whilst much attention has been given to newer modes let's not forget those ones that have been round for many years. An exercise to give interest to both newbies and old hands alike is proposed. The French Forces (FF) worldwide HF point-to-point network nodes can be found across the HF spectrum. A number of frequencies are used by each node for specific circuits to allow for the daily and seasonal changes. Some of these frequencies change from time to time. The exercise is to find which current (2002 onwards) frequencies are in use with each circuit. Tips for newbies. List possible frequencies for monitoring from your favourite frequency guide(s), including recent WUN Logs Columns. This will give you a start point where one learns what the modes (ARQ/E3, ARQ/342 (ITU Rec.342, aka ARQ-M2), ARQ/E) sound like, the determination of baudrate (normally 100/186/192/200 bd)/shift (normally 400Hz), what traffic looks like, and patience during sometimes long or even very long idle periods. An overview of the French network can be found in the DR Columns for May/Jun/98 (learn to use backnumbers of the WUN Newsletters (available from the archives on the www.wunclub.com website) as a library). Once you've become familiar with the above you'll be equipped to venture into the rest of the spectrum looking for possible new frequencies being used. And always remember to look for, and log, the circuit ID (immediately after the zczc start) from the traffic header. Here are some nodes to start on: Node Routing Cct Circuit to Indicator ID ------------------------------------------------------Ft de France RFLI BFL Paris/Provence IRT Cayenne LIH Papeete LIJ Dakar Dakar RFTJ AFL Paris/Provence Pagina 230 DKJ TJD TJF TJI WUN-v08 Djibouti Libreville Port Bouet Ft de France Djibouti RFQP DJI DJK QPB QPC QPF QRG Le Port Dakar Paris Paris Paris Paris Le Port (Reunion) RFVI ITT REI RUN VII Dzaoudzi Paris Djibouti Noumea Noumea RFHI HII HIJ Le Port Papeete Papeete RFHJ HJI HJL Noumea Ft de France ::: MKD-GEP44 Piccolo link Following a post by Lars (Germany) in respect of Piccolo (6-tone) on 16282.5 (GEP44/unknown) and 19432.5 (RAF Akrotiri, Cyprus/MKD) Peter Thompson (UK/N Wales) took an interest hoping to identify GEP44. He has established that Akrotiri/MKD uses a two channel Piccolo vft on one of the following frequencies (/USB). 7582 11592 14857 16275 19432 with the engineering channel offset by +510Hz and the online encrypted channel offset by +910Hz. Whilst transmissions on the above frequencies have been logged in the UK, those on 16282.5 kHz have not. Too weak or GEP44 moved to alternate frequencies? Nothing found to date [25/Mar]. Peter continues "GEP44 seems to be on an exercise; MKD told him the circuit would be open until the exercise ends on Tuesday [26/Mar]. The only exercise I know that is on at the moment is Exercise Grand Prix in Kenya, but that is supposed to carry on into April." Thanks for the input guys. >>....Special.....> ::: Current modem technology/terminology - Part.1 Data communications have moved on from the days of the simple asynchronous RTTY with no error correction to highly complex modems. Whereas one took 200-300bd FSK systems to be the limit for HF and that the subsequent step was a move to satellite this has proved not to be the case. Because of on-going development in various techniques there has been a resurgence of communication systems on HF. This is an attempt to give in layman's terms, without recourse to diagrams and complex mathematical formulae (not possible in a simple text format) a simple explanation of some of the terms one sees in manufacturer's spec. sheets and various books relating to these modems. Pagina 231 WUN-v08 In the past (DR Jan/Feb/Mar 1999) we've seen examples of, and discussed, alphabets in relation to some basic error checking/correction techniques. One of these techniques is generically the arq method (not specifically Sitor-A) which is Automatic Repeat Request where the transmitter (in the simplest form) waits for an acknowledging ACK (Positive - ok) or NAK (Negative acknowledgement - error). With an ACK the next block is sent, with a NAK the last block is repeated. Alternatively another system may continue sending data until it receives an NAK. Then we have the mode, where there is no handshake, employing forward error correction (FEC). The simplest system is the well-known Sitor-B (CCIR 625 - mode/B) where two copies of the traffic are sent, the copy starting 35 bits (or 5 characters) after the original and INTERLEAVED ie the original occupies say the odd numbered bits then the "copy" will be interleaved occupying the even numbered ones. |(start or original - shown in lower case)) | ..n.o.w._.iNsO_Wt_hIeS__tTiHmEe_T.I.M.E | |(start of copy - shown in upper case) (For the purpose of this example the decimal point represents the Alpha control character and the underscore the Space character) The receiving modem can check for errors in all characters and if one is found corrupt due to QRM/QRN bursts or momentary fading it has a second chance to pass on a good character to line. It is hoped that the reason for the error in the original character may have disappeared before this time span (350 mS) has elapsed. This system is useful in a broadcast environment where the transmission can be to a single unit or to multiple units since no handshaking is necessary; useful where the receiving unit(s) must maintain radio silence. The above can use things like parity checking or the 3:4 1:0 character structure of the CCIR476 alphabet. This is error checking, and with Sitor/B giving a limited amount of error correction. Far from being robust. However for the modern modem better, and more complex, types of forward Error Correction Coding (ECC) are employed. These are primarily grouped under two main headings: Block coding, and Convolutional coding. Block coding takes its name from the process whereby a fixed-length group of input bits are processed as a block and from which is generated a new and longer encoded block for transmission. Convolutional coding does not work on the input data in blocks but on the input (serial) bit stream producing the output stream (again longer) in real-time and which is again encoded. What happens at the transmitter is reversed by the receiver by having a complimentary decoder. BLOCK CODING. This is often called an (n,k) code where n is the number of bits in the generated output block and k is the number of bits in the input block which generated it. The n-k bits are called REDUNDANCY or parity Bits and Pagina 232 WUN-v08 carry no new (user) information. It will be noted that to transfer a given block of data one needs to send more. This results in the throughput of actual or raw data being reduced by a factor of k/n. k/n is known as the code rate R. If we take a block of k bits there are 2 to the power k combinations of user digits (k-tuples). If we take a block of n bits there are 2 to the power n codeword (n-tuples) combinations available. A block code is a 1:1 mapping assignment via a look-up table of the k-tuples into unique n-tuples. But because of the larger number of bits in the n codeword there will be many more combinations available many being redundant thus leaving a small proportion (same number as k-tuples) as valid codewords for transmission. On the receiving modem the incoming n-tuples are mapped back to k-tuples via a similar look up table. This assumes no data corruption. But an error check is made on the received codeword. This is called syndrome testing where the syndrome is the result of a parity check which is used to determine if the codeword is in fact valid ie it has not been corrupted in transmission. The syndrome test result will be zero for an uncorrupted codeword. On the otherhand if the result is non-zero the resultant pattern is used to locate and correct the error(s). This correction process revolves round matrices(arrays) and extensive number crunching; beyond the scope of this article to progress further To look briefly at block codes themselves. A well-known code family is named: BCH (Bose-Chaudhuri-Hocquenghem) with two equally well-known subsets HAMMING codes R-S codes (after R W Hamming), and (after Reed and Solomon). In the Hamming code, of rate 4/7, an input block of 4 bits 0110 would become 7 bits of 100 + 0110. An important property in block coding is known as the HAMMING or MINIMUM DISTANCE dmin (were dmin = n - k). In developing his coding Hamming found that the greater the difference between the number of bits in the input block and that in the output block the better the chance of the system to detect/correct errors. In fact where one takes the Hamming Distance dmin then one can detect dmin-1 errors, and correct (dmin-1)/2 errors. Given the Hamming code of Rate 4/7 the Hamming Distance is 3. From the above we can see it is possible to detect 2 errors and correct 1. Hamming codes are not very powerful. However they are part of a very limited class of block codes known as perfect codes. BCH coding is a generalisation of Hamming coding that permits multiple error correction. BCH codes are reported important. Using block lengths of a few hundred bits they outperform other block codes on a comparative block-length and code-rate basis. R-S codes achieve the largest possible minimum distance again on a comparative block-length and code-rate basis. dmin = n-k+1. Another block code is the Extended GOLAY. This is produced by taking the original Golay Code (n23,k12) code and adding an overall parity bit. It becomes (n24,k12) increasing the Golay's minimum distance to 8 with a code rate of 1/2. This later point makes it easier to implement than Pagina 233 the original Golay's 12/23 rate. powerful than Hamming Codes. WUN-v08 Extended Golay is reported more CONVOLUTIONAL ENCODING Convolutional (from the verb convolute - to twist, coil) encoders typically comprise a shift register and combining logic which perform modulo-2 addition (often in the form of exclusive-OR (XOR) gates). Two primary arrangements to be found are 1. forward feed encoder, and 2. feedback encoder. In 1. the input bits are clocked forward (shifted) through the shift registers. In 2. the outputs of the individual sections of the shift register are additionally fedback through combining logic to modify the clocking of the input stage of the shift register. In a 1/2 rate encoder, for each bit input to the encoder two bits are taken as output. These two bits are taken from a. a modulo-2 addition of specific bits (eg 1, 2, 4, 5, 7) along the shift registers for one source, whilst the second, b. is taken from a similar addition of specific bits (eg 1, 4, 5, 6, 7). Note these are not the same set as those used in a. Further logic assembles the output data stream by taking the data from output a. then that from b. before the next input bit is clocked into the shift register. Hence we see the production of twice the number of bits out for the same number in. It will be seen that as any input bit is shifted up the register it will influence the output for as long as it resides in some section of the register. This influence is therefore twisted into the real time data stream coiling in with those data bits which have preceded/followed it. Hence the derivation of the word convolutional. The number of sections in the shift register determines its CONSTRAINT LENGTH. Again this form of ECC generates more bits in the output stream; but the advantage is that the longer the shift register the more roboust the transmission. The disadvantage of both these coding methods outlined above is the end to end time delay which is incurred. However the decided advantage is in the improvement in the reliability or robustness of the system. As always with modem design (as with everything else in life) it's finding the balance between the Hamming Distance or Constraint Length versus the time delay commensurate with the needs of the system in which the modem will operate. Next overview will look at interleaving. Biblio: Digital Communications - Design for the Real World (Andy Bateman) Digital Communications - Fundamentals and Applications (Bernard Sklar) URLs: http://home.netcom.com/~chip.f/viterbi/tutorial.html http://uts.univ.trieste.it/doc/matlab/help/toolbox/comm/pf1.html http://www.ece.drexel.edu/commweb/cov/cov_html.html#mainstart ::: Dual soundcard question In the Dec/01 DR column was an article about using the soundcard to support various monitor related programs. Pagina 234 WUN-v08 The question was raised by your scribe, and recently on the WUNlist, namely - Is it possible to integrate two soundcards to run more than one program simultaneously? The following questions were asked of a correspondant who is a programmer (and to whom thanks for his reply): "Am I right in thinking those programs mentioned all look for the PC's default soundcard and here we assume there is only one? And am I right in thinking that if one installed a second, or even third card (ooh er), manually configuring those to free "slots" in the Windows operating system for IO Range, IRQ, then one would need each program to be also capable (ie have a configuration facility) of addressing the specific sound card and its set system parameters. Uses seen 1. is having BR-Filter on S/C1 then linking into any of the decoders mentioned on S/C2, or 2. having a decoder application on S/C1 and either Spectrum or CoolEdit(recording) simultaneously using S/C2. Bit advanced I know, and dangerous to set up for the unwary, but just interested if feasable." The reply received: "The answer to your the soundcard under i.e 0 ,1 etc or you parameters required SC question is I don't know. When programming Windows you can either specify the physical device can specify the first soundcard that supports the (sample rate etc). If the cards are PCI ones I think they can share an interrupt (but I don't know for certain). For ISA cards they need separate IRQs and two DMA channels so you rapidly run out of resources." So returning to life as it is; those favourite applications which we all use look for the default sound card and it's a case of first come first serve. Since these applications do not provide options in respect of IO addressing, IRQ selection etc there is no provision to mate to a second soundcard. >>....Techi Tips.....> ::: Considerations in receiving HFDL Over the period since PC-HFDL was released there have been many comments made on the WUN-List that maybe it's now time to review the mechanics of receiving that signal and what effect various components in the chain may have. To open - what is the signal? It is a tone (the sub-carrier) of 1440 Hz which is Phase Shift Keyed (PSK) modulated at a fixed rate of 1800 symbols/second. Symbols are the phase elements of which there are 8, though only two are used during the preamble. This tone is transmitted as J2b, ie on the USB of an RT transmitter, on standard channels in the HF Aeronautical bands. This is a complex signal waveform and needs much more attention to detail than that required for slower speed FSK (Frequency Shift Keyed) systems. The following is a typical preamble/SPDU report indicated by WUNners posts: Preamble 300 <CRC FAIL> bps 1.8 sec Interleaver FREQ ERR 8.567452 Hz Errors 4 Pagina 235 WUN-v08 which can be further discussed as: 1.a b c d e 2. Preamble 300 bps 1.8 sec Interleaver FREQ ERR 8.567452 Hz Errors 4 <CRC FAIL> ----- 1.a Preamble - section header with information gleaned from that part of the HFDL burst. 1.b Although the HFDL burst is always at 1800 symbols per second depending on the quality of the signal path between ground and aircraft the throughput datarate may be 300, 600, 1200, or 1800 bits/sec. However the Ground Station always sends its squitter (SPDU/Squitter Protocol Data Unit) (every 32 seconds) at 300 bps. 1.c The data rate to be used, to permit the correct demodulation of subsequent data in the burst, as extracted from the preamble. 1.d FREQ ERR 8.567452 Hz. This is a "for information" display by PC-HFDL to indicate the frequency error it is having to deal with. It is the error seen BEFORE any correction compensation is applied. This is the net or cumulative offset made up of two components emanating from the absolute accuracy (or lack of) of 1. - the transmitter's suppressed carrier (or of the PSK modulated tone (1440Hz) which comprises the transmission) (or both) plus 2. - that of the receiver. In the case of the receiver one needs the ability to check/adjust. In your Scribe's shack use is made of a. a Frequency Standard (Rugby/MSF on 60 kHz) b. the Oscilloscope PSK module on the HOKA Code30 which can provide a resolution of 0.1 Hz. The receiver is set via the keypad, NOT the tuning knob to the wanted frequency (ie 60 kHz) then the main clock xtal is VERY CAREFULLY "pulled" by means of a trimming capacitor (method on JRC NRD545) until the module indicates the correctly tuned parameters. Once a receiver is calibrated one can then see that some ARINC transmitters are also a little bit off. Any receiver bought "off the shelf" will randomly display errors which could be anywhere +/- 60Hz off if checked against a frequency standard. As I remember my NRD545 was some 30 Hz off when first delivered. It may vary slightly as it ages (or burns in); it may vary slightly according to the ambient temperature, and how the receiver is used (ie on throughout H24, or switched on/off only when the receiver is operated). Professional receivers often are used H24 and are fitted with Xtal ovens for the master clock, or use a master frequency source (provided for the whole station) which is maintained at high accuracy. By detuning the receiver one can compensate, which may produce some advantage by reducing the workload in the program especially when signal/noise is none too good. But one shouldn't worry unduly as the program is tolerant of levels of +/-70Hz of cumulative frequency Pagina 236 WUN-v08 error, but the more off-frequency one is the less signal gets to the demodulator. But PC-HFDL Author Charles Brain advises that the tuning knob should not be touched whilst receiving a burst. Trying to "tune it in" won't work; only adjust between bursts. He amuses himself by using the frequency error to try to guess which aircraft is sending before the frame completes :-) 1.e Errors 4 Charles has already explained by a WUN post "the errors figure is the number of errors seen in part of the preamble. The preamble is a known sequence sent at the start of each frame. I count the number of errors in a 127 segment of the BPSK sequence and display that as a number. So for example above the software is reporting that, of the 127 BPSK symbols, 4 were in error." That covers how the value is derived. This will in part be affected by the receiver and its passband, and in response to the comment "KRACARS, PC-ALE, various filter programs, fax decoders, etc all work without any tweaking at all" Charles has also indicated that "the waveform used by the HFDL protocol will not tolerate any form of clipping at all. The soundcard MUST NOT BE OVERDRIVEN! You can overdrive FSK waveforms but you cannot do this with PSK waveforms. For evidence of this just look at all the bad Amateur PSK31 signals there are! The soundcard must be able to sample at 7200 samples / second. For optimum performance the receiver should have a 2.5 Khz bandwidth with little group delay and a symmetric filter shape. This really means you need an IF DSP radio to get optimum performance. The poorer the receiver the worse the performance of the system. Not only does the decoder have to tolerate the HF signal distortion but also the bad filter response of the receiver. It tries to build a filter whose response is the inverse of the transmitter's filter, the hf channel's response and the receiver's filter. And none of the above is within my control :-( " On the question of bandwidth the PSK system employed and the speed it modulates (1800 symbols/sec) requires a bandwidth of 2.5 kHz at both the transmitter and the receiver. This does not produce frequency errors indicated above but if the receiver passband is not 2.5 kHz with basically a flat top and little/no group delay ie the signal must pass through the receiver with even amplitude at all frequencies and with no delays being introduced at some frequencies in respect of others, distortion can be introduced which will degrade the signal and a subsequent decoder will report more and more CRC (cyclic redundancy check) failures. Whilst the receiver IF bandwidth is considered above one should not forget the audio and at which point it comes from the receiver. Better to use the LINE OUT (or RECORD) on JRC's than PHONES or EXT SPKR which have "tone" controls which cut or boost the audio. How this compares with other manufacturers requires a good read of the respective User Manual. All good reasons for getting to know one's receiver in depth, its Pagina 237 WUN-v08 stengths and limitations. High speed PSK systems will test those limitations. 2. <CRC FAIL> This is the status of the SPDU's CRC status. In simple terms if one receives sufficient errors in the Preamble these errors will be seen in subsequent data causing their CRC checks to fail and the data to become unreliable/corrupt. To end some further useful comments by the Master: A. "If there is carrier interference on the ARINC frequency put the notch filter in to remove it. A narrow notch filter will remove the QRM but not do too much damage to the PSK signal. In fact I sometimes run it with the auto notch running. You lose the pre-key bip but the software does not look at that anyway." B. "Note that aircraft, when they start to encounter difficulties with propagation, will switch base stations; just like your mobile phone does when you move about." C. "Don't expect the software to decode every packet that is sent; it just doesn't work like that! Just look at the number of retransmissions there are of the same packet on the system and they (ARINC) are using multi-thousand dollar equipment." Once again many thanks to Charles for assistance with the above. >>....Unid.....> ::: ARQ/E on 6 mHz Al Dudley (Washington, DC) asks "Has anyone ever got an id for any of the narrow shifted ARQ-E (170/192b) trans on various freqs, ie 6643.2, 6846.2, 6966.2, ect.?? I've listened to these guys, off & on, for months but have yet to log any useable info. Even if they are the usual back-up type deal you'd think they would send something now & then. But why even have 'em going in the first place? At 170/192b they are not the norm for FF stuff." Own monitoring here shows (Dec01) as 6846.2/6966.2 kHz being ARQ/E3 at those baudrates/shift but UNID. AnyWUN able to assist? >>....Signoff.....> QRX nxt month. Enjoy your digi-monitoring. Regards Day -----------------------------------================================= Columnist - Larry Van Horn, N5FPW Location: Brasstown, NC USA Lat/Long: 35.02N/83.94W ================================= Greetings to all from the mountains of western North Carolina. In this month's column I received a very nice update on the RAAF/RAN/RNZN frequencies from my longtime friend Ian Julian in Australia. Ian also passed along the frequencies for the Papua New Guinea Defense Forces so that section has now been added. I also updated information on the RAF Pagina 238 WUN-v08 Volmet broadcast which was received from Graham Tanner via Dudley Baker. Thanks gentlemen. I have added a US Navy AFN broadcast section to this list. Since these transmissions occur in the utility bands using the USB mode, and are originated by the U.S. military and widely reported by WUN members, I have decided to include these broadcast frequencies in this list. This list is courtesy of Monitoring Times magazine and was originally published on the Grove website: http://www.monitoringtimes.com. Also in this issue, as previously announced, the NATO SFOR BOSNIA operations section has been deleted. I did not receive a single monitor report from the membership indicating continued activity so I have now eliminated that section from the column. Finally, if you have something to contribute to this column feel free to email me at the address above and I look forward to hearing from you at [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. 2002 column contributors: Dudley Baker, Yann Bereni (F4TUG), Terry Ford, R. Haenggi, Jeff Haverlah, Yde van der Heide, Ian Julian, the Muppets, Ron Perron, Ronny Peeters, Sylvain, Graham Tanner and your column editor. ======================================================================= Government/Military System and Channel Designators List ======================================================= Last Revision March 26, 2002 NOTES: (7) Confirmed (8) Confirmed (9) Confirmed (0) Confirmed (1) Confirmed (2) Confirmed 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 MF = Moved From (freq in MHz) RTTY = Radioteletype US = United States USB = Upper Sideband ============================================================== **US Military Systems ===================== *Strategic Command (STRATCOM) HF "Zulu" Net ====================================================== Z100 3068 (9) | Z180 9057 (2) | Z265 18024 (0) Z105 3116 (7) | Z185 9809 (0) | Z270 18027 (0) Z110 3134? (8) | Z190 10204 (2) | Z275 18046? Z115 3143 (9) | Z195 11104 | Z280 18387 (9) Z120 3295 (2) | Z200 11181 (1) | Z285 ? Z124 ? | Z205 11494 (2) | Z290 19665 (9) Z125 4495 (0) | Z210 11229 (2) | Z295 19755 (2) Z130 4472 (8) | Z211 12070 (2) | Z300 20167 (2) Z135 4745 (1) | Z215 13242 (2) | Z305 20407 (9) Z140 5026 (8) | Z220 13245 (2) | 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 (2) | Z245 ? | Z335 26859 (2) Pagina 239 Z170 Z174 Z175 7831 ? 9016 (1) | Z250 | Z255 (2) | Z260 15962 17973 18006 WUN-v08 (1) | Z340 (0) | Z345 (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" (i.e. Axle Rod, Army Ruler, etc). 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 a TACAMO LANT aircraft H+14/H+44 by a TACAMO PAC aircraft 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 a TACAMO LANT aircraft H+14/H+44 by a TACAMO PAC aircraft 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. Pagina 240 WUN-v08 *US Air Force Global High Frequency System ========================================== The US Air Force Global High Frequency (HF) System is a worldwide network that currently consist of 15 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. According to the latest US DoD Flight Information Handbook, in December 2001 the entire HF Global system is suppose to be remotely operated from the CNCS station located at Andrews AFB. The HF Global equipment will still be located at the geographic location as identified by its station callsign, by the operators are at Andrews. Commonly heard callsigns: MAINSAIL. The general net air-ground callsign on the Global HF system (GHFS) frequencies. Basically an aircraft calling any Global station for assistance. SKYBIRD. The collective call sign for all USCINCSTRAT command posts, launch control centers, Global HF stations, ATC towers on ACC/AMC host tenant bases, SSB HF radio stations, and air defense sites in Canada. SKYKING. The collective call sign for all SIOP committed aircraft and missile crews. Its meaning is “all SIOP committed aircraft and missile crews copy the following message.” SKYMASTER. The collective callsign to all USCINCSTRAT airborne command post. S4JG. A universal Navy call sign assigned to Patrol Squadrons (VP) for use in radio checks. Instead of using the briefed, tactical call sign, the Nav Comm operator on the P-3C would use S4JG on voice and also teletype to get a communications check with a Tactical Support Center (TSC), GHFS station or ASW Operations Center (ASWOC). In theory by using S4JG, the tactical call sign was less likely to be compromised. ======================================================================= The current GHFS Stations list for the voice net is as follows (not all frequencies are active 24 hours a day): Andersen AB, Guam (Voice call Guam): 4724 6712 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Andrews AFB, MD (Voice call Andrews Global): 4724 8992 11175 13200 15016 Discrete Frequency: 18015 Ascension Island (Voice call Ascension): 4724 6712 6739 8992 11175 15016 Discrete Frequency: 11226 Croughton AB, UK (Voice call Croughton): 4724 8992 11175 13200 15016 Discrete Frequencies: 4894 5708 6728 6731 7567 7933 8032 10648 11118 11129 11181 11226 11271 13822 15091 Cyprus RAF: 8992 11175 11244 (On Request) Diego Garcia Naval Station, Indian Ocean (Voice call Diego Garcia): 8992 11175 15016 Discrete Frequency: 9012 111181 11226 11244 11269 13254 15095 20910 Elmendorf AFB, AK (Voice call Elmendorf): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Pagina 241 WUN-v08 Hickam AFB, HI (Voice call Hickam): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Discrete Frequencies: 11181 13242 Lajes AB, Azores (Voice call Lajes): 4724 8992 11175 11244 13200 15016 Discrete Frequency: 11220 McClellan i.e. West Coast, CA (Voice call McClellan) although West Coast is listed and was in use for a brief period of time. It has been not been heard in wide spread use recently: 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Offutt AFB, NE (Voice call Offutt): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Salinas, Puerto Rico (Voice call Puerto Rico): 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 Yokota AB, Japan (Voice call Yokota): 4724 6739 8992 11175 13200 15016 Note: Incirlik AB, Turkey GHFS Station decommissioned May 1, 2001. The Air Force Eastern Test Range (AFETR) HF network may be used as backup to Global. They operate on 10780 USB (primary) and 20390 (secondary). Their callsign is Cape Radio. Another backup to the GHFS is profiled below in the US Air Force MARS section. 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 H+05 H+06 H+07 H+08 H+10 H+14 H+16 H+20 H+21 Offutt AFB, NE Andersen AB, Guam Croughton AB, UK (unknown if still active in this time slot) TACAMO LANT aircraft (6697/13155 kHz) TACAMO aircraft GHFS 6 character EAMs "FOR..." McClellan AFB, CA TACAMO PAC Aircraft (6697/13155 kHz) Thule AB, Greenland Salinas, Puerto Rico Salinas, Puerto Rico Elmendorf AFB, AK H+25 Looking Glass Mission Aircraft H+26 Unknown if this time slot is still active; nothing heard recently H+29 Sigonella NS, Sicily H+30 Andrews AFB, MD H+35 Offutt AFB, NE/Hickam AFB, HI H+37 TACAMO LANT aircraft (6697/13155 kHz) H+38 TACAMO aircraft GHFS 6 character EAMs "FOR..." H+40 Andrews AFB, MD Elmendorf AFB, AK 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 AFB, CA/Lajes AB, Azores H+55 Looking Glass Mission Aircraft H+59 Sigonella NS, Sicily 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 upper sideband (USB) mode is used on all GHFS frequencies listed above. Note: The data signal you will on 9025 is Automatic Link Pagina 242 WUN-v08 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. *US Air Force Military Affiliate Radio System (MARS) ==================================================== You will also find a considerable amount of military aircraft voice traffic (official and unofficial) on the U.S. Air Force Military Affiliate Radio System (USAF MARS) phone patch network frequencies: The primary frequencies are 13927 and 20992 kHz. These are fun and interesting frequencies to monitor. The complete list with designators are (mode is USB): Freq 4557.0 7633.5 13927.0 14606.0 20992.5 Designator RK ACJ ACB (Primary) ACF ACZ The Air Force conducts a phone patch admin net on Sundays at 1600 UTC on 13977.0 (ACC) kHz. *US Air Force Scope Command ALE Network ======================================= 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/ Frequencies used in this net: 2805 3059 3137 4721 5708 6715 6721 11250 13215 15043 18003 20631 23337 7632 8965 27870 9025 9057 11226 GHFS net participation stations and identifiers in the Scope Command HF ALE net: ALE ID ADW AED CRO GTL GUA HAW HIK IZC JDG JNR JTY MCC OFF PLA Location Andrews AFB, MD Elmendorf AFB, AK Croughton AB, England Thule AB, Greenland Andersen AB, Guam Ascension island AB, S. Atlantic Hickam AFB, HI Sigonella, Sicily, Italy Diego Garcia Naval Station, Indian Ocean Salinas, Puerto Rico Yokota AB, Japan West Coast Station near Sacramento, CA Offutt AFB, NE Lajes Field, N. Atlantic Non-GHFS Stations in this net: CEF Westover AFB, MA GVT Raytheon, Greenville TX OKC Tinker AFB, OK RIC Civil Air Patrol Tech Center, Richmond, VA RSC Rockwell/Collins Service Center, Greenville, TX TAG Incirlik AB, Turkey WRL Warner-Robins AFB, GA *US Air Force MYSTIC STAR ========================= Pagina 243 WUN-v08 VIP HF network for US government and military officials 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 F251 F262 F264 F265 F266 F267 F268 8036 (8) 9120 (2) 4850 17972 16117 (1) 15962 10881 13823 8058 (9) 4742 (6) 23265 (9) 14870 11214 (2) 15036 ? 18532 15677 13205.5 6,8,11 MHz 9461 13204 (1) 6716 9017 (2) 14585 13247 (0) 12106 (6) 11118 (6) 11488 (6) ? (8) 7316 6986 (6) 6993 (8) 11217 (6) 23242 4942.5 5429.5 (7) 9027 (1) 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 13217 (1) 10717 7693 (6) 15733 (1) 7997 (6) 6730 (2) 7325 (1) 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 F540 F542 F545 F551 F555 F561 F567 F569 F574 F575 ? (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 (1) 20972 F732 15011 (7) 3821 F734 4757 (7) 5684 (6) F736 11494 (8) 17440 (1) F741 7873 19267 F748 6756 (5) 16-18 MHz F749 15-16 Mhz? 13248 (9) F752 8047 (2) 5026 F754 11627 19063 F758 4452 (8) 13211 (1) F777 3113 (6) 4610 (1) F778 18023 (8) 16157 F784 9043 (6) 8040 (0) F785 15687 (6) 14864.5 (0) F790 16323 9023 (2) F803 5078? 4-6 MHz? F807 12103? 7605 F809 5700 (5) 18626 F814 6989 (7) 5152 (9) F821 ? 24483 F823 11229 (1) 5437 (7) F825 19047? 11059.5 (6) F832 18267 5411 (7) F843 6 MHz 8032 (1) 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 (1) 23325 F877 4721 (7) 18675 (6) F885 13207 (5) ? F895 5710 (9) 5404.5 F904 10202 (0) 5431 (6) F906 4524 10580 F909 7687 (8) 18331 (6) F910 19671 (9) 4894 (6) F912 7330 11052 (6) F917 10205 (6) 13565 (6) F918 13482 18387 F919 11159 (6) 11413 (6) F920 7927 (7) 10427 F924 16317 Pagina 244 F271 F277 F287 F290 F291 F292 F295 F300 F301 F302 F310 F311 F322 F326 F337 F341 F350 18320 11153 11226 8026 13960 9414.5 11460 15707 7500.5 ? ? 11220 ? 14864 18761 16083 5043 (1) (0) (1) (1) (1) (0) (2) (2) F576 F577 F579 F595 F600 F611 F614 F616 F622 F623 F624 F626 F627 F631 F633 F639 F642 F644 F646 F649 11153.5 10544 11 MHz 10877 13878 14863 4488.8 9320 5817 18317 13241 19343 7910 18755 18290 7469 18218 15821 13440 8053 (2) (7) (6) (8) (1) (1) (5) (5) (1) WUN-v08 F933 ? F935 9 MHz? F937 ? F940 11445 (0) F943 19002 (6) F948 15038 (6) F952 Night F956 ? F957 6761 (0) F965 11466 (2) F974 10586 (6) F975 11 MHz night F980 15724 F982 9 or 13 MHz? F987 10583 (6) F988 4763 F997 15667 (5) (1) (6) Frequencies 4441, 6671, 18801 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. In October F240 was mentioned but no frequency (might be below 11175 kHz) has been found for this designator. *US Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) ================================================ AFSOC Air-to-Ground Nets 3044.0 352SOG RAF Mildenhall UK Maintenance 3134.0 Hurlburt Field, FL 4450.0 352SOG RAF Mildenhall UK Exercise Operations 5204.5 352SOG RAF Mildenhall UK (Blackhat) Primary 5349.0 352SOG RAF Mildenhall UK (Blackhat) 5687.0 Hurlburt Field, FL (Plantation/Seminole Ops) 5732.0 Hurlburt Field, FL (Emerald Ops/Seminole Ops) FOX 2? Kirtland AFB, NM 6730.0 Hurlburt Field, FL 9018.0 AFSOC Air-to-Air 9019.0 Hurlburt Field, FL (Plantations Ops) FOX 4? ex-9017 9026.0 352SOG RAF Mildenhall UK (Blackhat) 9161.5 352SOG RAF Mildenhall UK (Blackhat) Primary 11611.0 Hurlburt Field, FL (Seminole Ops/Emerald Ops) 13206.0 Hurlburt Field, FL (Plantations Ops) FIX 1? ex-13207 I have had no recent reports on 18027 kHz (FOX 9) or 23271 kHz (FOX 8). Has anyone in the last year heard any AFSOC units using the FOX designators above? Also, the following frequencies were active with AFSOC activity until the overhaul of the OR frequencies several years ago. Does anyone know what frequencies have taken their place? 4721.0 6712.0 9017.0 9023.0 kHz. *US Air Force/RAF Mildenhall ============================ 6761.0 Aerial refueling Tankers Interplane (Worldwide) *US Air Force/Ramstein AB, Germany ================================== 6730.0 AMC Command Post (Metaphor) 9022.0 AMC Command Post (Metaphor) Pagina 245 WUN-v08 ============================================================ *US Army Corps of Engineers ============================ 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 9122.5 Channel 8 Primary 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 *US Army Transportation Command ============================== 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 *US Coast Guard Secure Net ========================== 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 10788.0 3E21 11157.5 3E24 13413.0 3E25 Other frequencies in this net may be 8091.0, 10993.6, 13809.0 and 13950.0. Reference to a 3A5 designator has been heard on the air recently. For a full listing of USCG aircraft and helicopters, go to URL: Pagina 246 WUN-v08 http://www.wunclub.com/ *US Coast Guard A1401 Net Frequencies ===================================== This is a list of USCG Ship/Shore ISB frequencies. I call this set of frequencies the A1401 net. 2016 2040 2054 4913.5 5108.5 5217 5223 5266 5272(3E6) 5419.5 5942.5 6961 7439 7577 7617 7626(3E10) 7754.5 7845(3E12) 7884(3E13) 7909(3E14) 9169 9291 9332 9373 10297.5 10338.5 10354.5 10378 10675(3E19) 10759(3E20) 10788(3E21) 10929.5 10935.5 11024 11045 11157.5(3E24) 13413(3E25) 13484 13537.7 13950 14506 14518.75 14731 14752 14919.2 18189 18255 18283 18335 18497 18650 18716 20095 20137 20518 20639 23373 23515 Atlantic Only 2161 Pacific Only 2144 5932.5 7713 9299.5 11165.8 18757 Your column editor is extremely interested in receiving activity reports on any of the above listed frequencies. *US Coast Guard HF PACTOR II E-Mail Network =========================================== --USCG PACTOR II E-Mail Network Frequency Usage-Frequency Net Control Station Fleet Day/Night --------------------------------------5272.2 NOJ PAC Night 6961.2 NMC1 PAC Night 6964.4 NMC PAC Night 7442.3 Cutters PAC Night 7685.5 NNN0MDC LANT 24hr 8340.2 NMC PAC Night 10355.2 NOJ PAC 24hr 13827.5 NNN0MUC LANT 24hr 14506.2 NMC PAC Day 14752.2 Unknown PAC Day 14922.4 poss NOJ PAC Day 18192.2 NMC1 PAC Day 20642.2 NMC PAC Day --USCG PACTOR II E-Mail Network Callsigns-Callsign -------NAQD NDWA NEGF NEPP NGDF NKJU NLPM NLVS NMAG NMC NMC1 NMEL NNHA NOJ NRCB NRPX NRTF NRUC NRUO NSTF NYCQ Identity -------USCGC Jarvis WHEC-725 USCGC Morgenthau WHEC-722 Unid USCGC USCGC Healy WAGB-20 USCGC Munro WHEC-724 USCGC Kukui WLB-203 USCGC Chase WHEC-718 USCGC Rush WHEC-723 USCGC Hamilton WHEC-715 Communications Area Master Station Pacific (CAMSPAC) Point Reyes, CA Coast Guard Island, Alameda, CA USCGC Mellon WHEC-717 USCGC Acushnet, WMEC-167 Communications Station (COMSTA), Kodiak, AK USCGC Eagle, WIX-327 USCGC Buttonwood WLB-306 USCGC Active, WMEC-618 USCGC Storis WMEC-38 USCGC Polar Sea WAGB-11 (no longer equipped) USCGC Steadfast WMEC-625 USCGC Boutwell WHEC-719 Pagina 247 NZNE NZVE NNN0CBS NNN0CCK NNN0CEQ NNN0CES NNN0CFA NNN0CLL NNN0CMD NNN0CME NNN0CMS NNN0CMV NNN0CNW NNN0CNY NNN0CNZ NNN0CSA NNN0CSP NNN0CTB NNN0CVQ NNN0CXK NNN0CXS NNN0CYU NNN0CZK NNN0MDA NNN0MDC NNN0MDF NNN0MUC NNN0NXZ NNN0NZK WUN-v08 USCGC Walnut WLB-205 ***New Ident*** USCGC Alert WMEC-630 USCGC Durable, WMEC-628 USCGC Bear WMEC-901 USCGC Harriet Lane WMEC-903 USCGC Gentian (WIX-290) USNS Persistent (T-AGOS 6) Unid USCGC USCGC Mohawk WMEC-913 USCGC Northland WMEC-904 USCGC Courageous WHEC-716 USCGC Tampa WMEC-902 Unid USCGC USCGC Campbell WMEC-909 USCGC Tahoma WMEC-908 USCGC Seneca WMEC-906 USCGC Spencer WMEC-905 USCGC Venturous WMEC-625 USCGC Forward WMEC-911 USCGC Gallatin WHEC-721 USCGC Dallas WHEC-716 USCGC Vigilant WMEC-617 USCGC Vigorous WMEC-627 Atlantic Shore Station, Nazareth PA (aka: NNN0GKF) Atlantic Shore Station, HQ Navy & Marine Corps MARS, Washington DC (aka: NNN0NAV) Atlantic Shore Station, Coast Guard HQ, Washington DC (aka: NNN0NCG) Atlantic Shore Station USCGC Confidence WMEC-619 USCGC Dauntless WMEC-624 ============================================================ * US Navy ELF Communications System =================================== Frequencies: 76 Hz (primary) and 44 Hz There are two transmit sites: Republic, Michigan and Clam Lake, Wisconsin. This is used as a bell ringer communication system to submarines. *US Navy Strategic Communications Wing One (SCW-1) ================================================== 6691.0 CA (7) 11187.0 CB (0) 17982.0 CC (9) 11264.0 CH (9) Also check 11267, 13240, and 14615. References have been made on the air to designators CD, CF, CG, CK, and CL. *US Navy Tactical Support Center Nets ===================================== TSC units handled C4I duties for the Navy Maritime Patrol and Reconnaissance community. Dogfish NAS Keflavik, Iceland 8971.0 9004.0 Habitat Whidbey Island, Washington. 4704.4 5700.4(WY02B) 6719.4(WY02A) 11212.4 15095.4 8978.4 9005.4 9011.4 WY02A and WY02B designators are not yet confirmed. Another player on this net I recently confirmed uses the callsign Magic Carpet Sierra. That call Pagina 248 WUN-v08 belongs to the Ediz Hook SESEF range (including the ULM-4 range in Washington State). Keep Track 11186.0 European location (Sigonella?) *U.S. Navy AFN HF Broadcast =========================== Update to current schedules for the US Navy AFN broadcast on their website and NPR. They indicate that the NPR broadcast schedule isn't correct and made a correction to the schedule for the Guam broadcast. Below is the accurate schedule for AFN shortwave transmissions. Switchover from night to day, etc is based on local time at the transmitter site. Location (USB mode) Daytime Nightime Key West, FL 12689.5 12689.5 Roosevelt Roads, PR 6458.5 6458.5 Sigonella, Sicily 4993.0 10940.5 Guam (Barrigada) 13362.0 5765.0 Diego Garcia 12579.0 4319.0 Hawaii 10320.0 6350.0 The [email protected] email address is still good for reception reports to get the AFN QSL letter for these broadcast. ============================================================== **United States Goverment Agencies ================================== *Scheduled Government HF Nets ============================== Here is a list of the known United States Government nets. Federal Aviation Administration ------------------------------Southern Region Net meets on Wednesday at 0900 ET on 6870.0 LSB Eastern Region Net meets on Wednesday at 1045 ET on 8125.0 USB Western Region Net meets on Wednesday at 1230 ET on 13457.0 USB Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Region 7 Coordination Net --------------------------------------------------------------This net starts at 1000 ET every Wednesday using the following times and frequencies: Time(H+min) Freq (Desig)Freq (kHz) H+00 F-14 4821.0 H+10 F-23 5755.5 H+20 F-28 7743.0 H+30 F-31 9185.0 H+40 F-35 11045.0 H+50 F-42 13434.0 H+60 Net Terminated Shared Resources (SHARES) ------------------------SHARES Coordination stations conduct a weekly net on all ten SCN frequencies (see US Goverment SHARES Program section below). The net is operational weekly on Wednesday from 1600-1800 UTC. Missouri State Emergency Communications Net ------------------------------------------Wednesday weekly net at 0930 CT (1530 winter/1430 summer UTC) on 5140.0 kHz USB. Ohio Disaster Services Agency ----------------------------Pagina 249 WUN-v08 Tuesday weekly net at 1400 UTC on 4640 kHz USB. Anyone else have any scheduled HF government nets they are aware of? *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 FEDSTD-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 Here are the confirmed HF COTHEN stations and their callsigns KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAE KAQ KAQ KEB KEB KOQ KOQ KPS KPS KPS KPS KPS KZP KZP KZP 315 326 371 378 381 384 388 398 462 470 484 687 688 762 765 434 682 357 387 394 395 396 602 604 606 Miami, Florida Las Vegas, Nevada Boston, Massachusetts Reno, Nevada Homestead, Florida Wilmington, North Carolina Riverside, California Washington, District of Columbia Houston, Texas New Orleans, Louisiana Denver, Colorado Beaufort, North Carolina New Bern, North Carolina Albuquerque, New Mexico Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Morehead City, North Carolina Cedar Rapids, Iowa Salt Lake City, Utah Hampton, Georgia Cape Charles, Virginia Atlanta, Georgia Memphis, Tennessee Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Nashville, Tennessee Kansas City, Missouri There are two other known stations in the COTHEN HF net we do not have calls for. They are located in Lovelock and Fallon, Nevada. Can anyone help on these two stations? *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 (Reportedly returned to FBI in 1995) 23675 India Pagina 250 WUN-v08 14350 14686 23402.5 11073.5 17171 18171 19131 ? Lima Papa Romeo Sierra Sierra Sierra Sierra Sierra (DEA day pri) Echo Hotel India (Reportedly returned to FBI in 1995) Juliet 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. *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. 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 (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 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 Pagina 251 FAAACT Atlantic City, NJ FAAACY Atlantic City, NJ FAAAEA Jamaica, NY FAAAGL Des Plaines, IL FAAANE Burlington, MA FAAANC Anchorage, AK FAAANM Renton, WA FAAASO College Park, GA FAAASW Fort Worth, TX FAAATL Atlanta, GA FAAAWP Fremont, CA FAABTL Battle Creek, MI FAADCA Washington, DC FAAECI Unknown FAA ARTCC RCOM HF Network FAAEKN Unknown FAAKLO Boonsboro, MD <Tentative ID> FAALGT Longmont, CO FAAMRB Martinsburg, WV FAAOEX Oklahoma City, OK FAAOKC Oklahoma City, OK FAASAC Sacramento, CA FAASJU San Juan, PR FAAZAB Albuquerque, NM FAAZAN Anchorage, AK FAAZBW Nashua, NH FAAZDC Leesburg, VA FAAZDV Longmont, CO FAAZFW Fort Worth, TX FAAZHU Houston, TX FAAZID Indianapolis, IN FAAZJX Hilliard, FL FAAZKC Olathe, KS FAAZLA Palmdale, CA FAAZLC Salt Lake Cty, UT FAAZMA Miami, FL FAAZME Memphis, TN FAAZMP Farmington, MN FAAZNY Ronkonkoma, NY FAAZOA Fremont, CA FAAZOB Cleveland, OH FAAZSE Auburn, WA FAAZTL Hampton, GA FAAZUA Aurora, IL WUN-v08 KLM 80-William J. Hughes Tech Center WHZ 74-Flight Inspect Field Office KJK 82-Eastern Region Office/EOC WHX 51-Great Lakes Region Office/EOC WHX 45-New England Region Office/EOC WHZ 73-Flight Inspect Field Office WHX 20-NW Mtn Region Office/EOC KDM 49-Southern Region Office/EOC KDM 47-Southwest Region Office/EOC KLM 44-Flight Inspect Field Office KMR 96-Oakland ARTCC KLM 43-Flight Inspect Field Office KEM 80-FAA Headquarters Eastern Computer Incorporated Contractor for upgrade) And this is NOT a stn in Elkins, WV KLO 87-FAA Emergency Relocation Site KCP KIT KIA WHZ WHZ KDM KGH KBX KLD KJK KCJ KBQ KMU KLB KJK KKA KJK KDC KMA KDM KCJ KCD KMR KLA WHX KUV KJB 63-Western US C3 NCS/SCS Mtn 88-Eastern US C3 Net NCS 21-FAA Aeronautical Center 77-Flight Inspect Field Office 78-Flight Inspect Field Office 45-San Juan ARTCC 23-Albuquerque ARTCC 44-Anchorage ARTCC 70-Boston ARTCC 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. *Federal Emergency Management Agency ==================================== FEMA uses "Foxtrot" designations for their frequencies. 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 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 Pagina 252 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 6809 10194 11801 12129 13780 14450 14871 15708 17519 20027 21919 23451 24282 F-22 F-26 F-30 F-34 F-38 F-40 F-44 F-49 F-54 F-59 F-62 F-66 F-70 7348 10493 11957 12219 13894 14567 14885 15840 18483 20063 22983 23550 24526 F-23 F-27 F-31 F-35 F-37 F-42 F-45 F-51 F-55 F-56 F-63 F-67 F-71 7428 10588 10899 11545 13935 14776 14899 16201 18744 20361 23028 23814 24819 WUN-v08 F-24 9462 F-28 11721 F-32 11108 F-36 13446 F-48 13956 F-43 14836 F-46 14908 F-52 16238 F-57 19969 F-60 21866 F-64 23390 F-68 24008 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 Channel 3/SCN ALE Net 5236.0 Channel 1/SCN Voice Net 5711.0 Channel 4/SCN ALE Net 6800.0 Channel 9/SCN BBS Net 9106.0 Channel 5/SCN ALE Net 11217.0 Channel 6/SCN ALE Net 13242.0 Channel 10/SCN BBS Net (G-TOR) 14396.5 Channel 2/SCN Voice Net Shares 15094.0 Channel 7/SCN ALE Net 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 defined as follows: Operational Level 3 - Conditions normal. No emergency exists. The tenchannel SCN may be used by SHARES station personnel for training and nonemergency 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. ============================================================== **Foreign Military Networks Pagina 253 WUN-v08 =========================== *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 (2100-0900 UTC) - 8974.0 11235.0 13206.0 kHz Night (0900-2100 UTC) - 3032.0 5687.0 8974.0 kHz The RAAF and RNZAF share 8974 with the Spanish Air Force, and 5687 with the Portugese and German military services. Dscrete frequencies RAAF Darwin: 6685.0 6709.0 6712.0 6727.0 6760.0 8968.0 8971.0 8989.0 9025.0 11187.0 11199.0 11205.0 11271.0 RAAF Perth: 6757.0 8977.0 9022.0 9025.0 11187.0 11271.0 15085.0 18003.0 23203.0 RAAF Sydney: 4715.0 5711.0 6730.0 6739.0 8971.0 8980.0 8989.0 8992.0 9007.0 9019.0 9031.0 11202.0 11208.0 11226.0 11250.0 13227.0 13245.0 13248.0 15067.0 17985.0 RAAF Townsville: 5714.0 8971.0 8992.0 9007.0 11187.0 11247.0 15034.0 RNZAF Auckland: 6754.0 6760.0 8965.0 9010.0 9025.0 11178.0 11217.0 11247.0 13212.0 13233.0 13245.0 15044.0 15055.0 *Australia Navy =============== From an article on the Royal Australian Navy in the WUN newsletter: Stations include: Canberra Control/Darwin Control/Exmouth Control/Perth Control/Townsville Control 2768 4375 6510 8122 13116 17344 22708 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7/C5 (Tentative) *Belgian Air Force ================== 3131.0 YA Pagina 254 WUN-v08 4745.0 YD 6748.0 Unknown 8989.0 YG (Primary) 11268.0 YJ 15010.0 YM 18006.0 YO 20620.0 YP 20050.0 YQ 23332.0 YS *Canadian Forces (CanForce) =========================== Military Aeronautical Communications System (MACS) 3047.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, Halifax, Trenton 3092.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 4379.0 CanForce Discrete: Halifax 4560.0 Maritime Command Net: Halifax, St John's (A6A) 4703.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 4739.0 AAR Net: Halifax, St John's 5198.5 Maritime Command Net: Halifax (A2B) 5684.0 St John's, Vancouver 5699.0 CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft) 5702.0 Vancouver 5715.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 5717.0 SAR Net: Halifax, St. John's. Trenton, Vancouver-Pri 5850.0 Halifax Maritime Air Group (D1B) 6694.0 Halifax, Vancouver (D6G) 6706.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 6712.0 CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft) 6715.0 SAR Net: Halifax, Trenton, Vancouver (D3H) 6745.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton 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) 9010.0 CanForce Discrete: Vancouver 9023.0 NORAD: Trenton (C5) 9031.0 CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft) 10194.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (US/Canadian Ground/AWACS Discrete) 11007.5 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (US/Canadian Ground/AWACS Discrete) 11190.0 CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft) 11205.0 CanForce Discrete: Halifax working VDD, Trenton 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 11271.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton (Initial contact freq when aircraft is west of 90 deg west) 11314.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton 13206.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton 13257.0 Foxtrot MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 14364.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (US/Canadian Ground/AWACS Discrete) 15031.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 15034.0 MACS VOLMET: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 17994.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 18012.0 MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton 18027.0 NORAD: Halifax, Edmonton (C8) 23250.0 MACS Net: Trenton 23271.0 CanForce Discrete: Trenton (US/Canadian Ground/AWACS Discrete) Note: Frequency designators indicated above have not been reported in Pagina 255 WUN-v08 quite some time. More than likely CANFORCE has dropped the use of frequency designators. Other observations are welcomed. 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 4721 C1 6735 C2 6750 C3 8967 or 8968 C4 13206 or 13207 C7 above) 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 14386.0 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 ================== Danish Air Force ALE net uses the MIL-STD 188-141A 2250.0 2296.0 3023.0 3053.0 3291.0 4577.0 4703.0 4756.5 4840.0 5120.0 6630.0 6651.0 6730.0 6770.0 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) Pagina 256 6834.0 9035.0 11076.0 11217.0 11244.0 11468.0 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 WUN-v08 OWB (Alternate) OWD/OWE (R27) OWI/OWJ (ALE) OWD/OWE OWD/OWE (A10) OWE/OWG (ALE) 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 RCC Karup, voice call: Karup Rescue Unknown FSN Vaerlose, voice call: Saloon FTK Karup, Voice call Primrose AF Skrydstrup AF Vandel AF Air Base 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. *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 Pagina 257 WUN-v08 5390.0 RTTY 5768.5 USB 5770.0 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 Caribbean Frequencies: 11178 PJK Suffisant Curacao *French Air Force ================= French Air Force Circus HF radio network 6688 Capitole 6712 Marjolaine 2 8972 Racontar 1 8992 Vinaigrette 3 13236 Reconfort 3 (Raphael?) 14587 Unknown 18012 Citadelle 1 23254 Veritee 3 ? 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 French Navy-Atlantic (callsign Armor) USB 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 Alpha Bravo Pagina 258 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 WUN-v08 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 callsigns heard on this net are as follows: DHJ41 Unid location heard calling DHM91 on frequency Echo. DHM91 German Air Force Transport Command Munster DHO23 61st Air Transport Wing Landsberg AB (Southern Germany) DHO24 German Navy Base Nordholz, located 10 miles south of Cuxhaven DHO32 62nd Air Transport Wing Wunstorf AB (North-central Germany) DHO37 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. German AF Digital System: DASA/EADS-MAHRS 2400 bd burst PSK/STANAG 4285: 6949.0 6958.5 7543.0 7729.0 7810.0 7814.0 7823.0 7995.0 8070.0 8139.0 12273.0 13502.0 14613.5 *German Navy ============ 2265.9 RTTY-DHJ58 2625.0 USB 3056.0 USB/RTTY 3116.0 USB-DHJ59 3122.0 USB/RTTY Pagina 259 3590.0 3653.0 3718.6 3939.0 4047.9 4154.3 4424.4 6727.0 6730.0 6779.3 7445.7 8335.3 10192.5 10197.0 10206.2 10722.0 11256.0 12178.0 12415.5 14722.0 15929.0 16127.0 16129.0 17544.0 17994.0 22238.5 23744.0 WUN-v08 RTTY-DHJ58 RTTY-DHJ58 RTTY-DHJ58 USB-DHJ59 RTTY-DHJ58 USB/RTTY-DHJ59 (MRY 59/04) RTTY-DHJ58 USB/RTTY USB/RTTY(Also designated ARCN 405) USB-DHJ59 (MRY 59/06) USB/Stanag 4285 2400bd PSK-DHJ58 USB/RTTY-DHJ59 (MRY 59/08) USB/RTTY-DHJ59 USB USB/Stanag 4285 2400bd PSK-DHJ58 (MRY 58/10) USB/RTTY-DHJ59 (MRY 59/13) USB/RTTY USB/RTTY-DHJ59 USB RTTY USB/RTTY USB/RTTY-DHJ58 USB/RTTY-DHJ59 USB USB/RTTY USB USB DHJ41 DHJ49 DHJ51 DHJ53 DHJ57 DHJ58 DHJ59 DHJ61 DHJ62 DHJ63 DHJ66 DHJ70 DHJ78 DHJ82 DHJ84 DHJ85 DHJ97 Unknown Ministry of Defence (Bonn/Berlin) Grengel Meteo Ny Warnemnnde Ny Schönhagen Ny Glncksburg/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 Glncksburg Rescue Grengel Meteo Ny Flensburg Ny Darsser Ort Grengel Meteo Ny Glnckstadt Research Station Kiel Ny Marlow DHN33 DHN37 DHN49 DHN53 Ny Command North, Kiel Grengel Meteo Ny Command West, Wilhelmshaven Ny Wilhelmshaven-Harbour DHO26 Ny Rostock DHO35 Ny Tarp/Eggebek (MFG2) DHO38 Ny Saterland-Ramsloh Pagina 260 DHO46 DHO66 DHO69 DHO71 DHO73 DHO79 DHO80 DHO81 DHO94 DHO95 WUN-v08 Ny Olpenitz Operations Command Ny Glncksburg 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. 10722 seems to be a very busy frequency between 0000 and 0200 UTC. *Italian Navy ============= 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 The following frequencies have also been heard with NATO AWACS type 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. *New Zealand Navy ================= Auckland (USB): 3192.0 8316.5 *Papua New Guinea Defense Force =============================== General Purpose Net Frequencies (GPN): 3175.0 5746.0 7496.0 Defense Force Patrol Boats: 5267.0 7587.0 7767.0 8146.0 9240.0 *Portuguese Air Force ===================== Known frequencies (USB): 5687 6685 8992 9007 *Royal Air Force (RAF) United Kingdom ===================================== RAF VOLMET Broadcast Control Point – RAF High Wycombe Transmitter: Bedfordshire County, England Pagina 261 WUN-v08 USB: 5450.0 11253.0 kHz Airfield weather broadcast are made twice an hour in the time slots indicated below: Slot 1: H+00/H+30 – Aldergrove, Manchester, Prestwick, London Stansted, Oslo, Cairo, Pristina (+), Glibraltar, Porto, Stavangar Slot 2: H+06/H+36 – Benson, Brize Norton, East Midlands, Bruggen, Geilenkirchen (+), Hannover, Lyneham, Northolt, Odham, Trondheim, Muscat (+), Salalah Slot 3: H+12/H+42 – Coltishall, Cranwell, Leeming, Leuchars, Lossiemouth, Marham, St. Mawgan, Waddington, Linloss, Shawbury, Coningsby, Thumrait (+) Slot 4: H+18/H+48 – Ascension, Bahrain, Brize Norton, Banjul (+), Dakar, Keflavik, Nairobi, Mombassa, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro Slot 5: H+24/H+54 – Adana (Incirlik), Akrotiri, Ancona, Aviano, Gioia del Colle, Rimini, Rome/Ciampino, Skopje, Split, Waddington, Bari (+) The ones suffixed with '+' are additional airfields which are added as required, and have a human voice announcing them, rather than the electronic voice. Some of these other optional airfields can be included in the broadcast in the possible slots indicated below: Slot 1: Edinburgh, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, Luton, Newcastle, Stavanger, Teesside, Trondheim, Vaerlose Slot 2: Hamburg, Munster, Ramstein Slot 3: Coningsby, Shawbury, Yeovilton Slot 4: Cairo, Hurghada, Jeddah, Punta Arenas, Recife Slot 5: Catania, Faro, Lisbon, Palermo, Rome, Sarajevo 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 5450 8190 11253 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. *RAF 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 and 11247 carry weather broadcast at H+15 Gibraltar Callsign: Gibraltar Frequencies: 4742 9031 11247 Mount Pleasant, Falkland Islands Frequencies: 9031 11247 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). Pagina 262 The 1 2 3 4 - WUN-v08 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??.0 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 CA CM CO CY CZ D DA DB DH DM DQ DS DT DW E 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 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 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 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 Pagina 263 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 WUN-v08 EF EH EI EK EM EN 5720.0 11259.0 23270.0 11235.0 15025.0 15076.0 LB LC LD LE MB MC RH 3092.0 6701.0 15046.0 15072.0 2266.0 5270.0 5695.0 YC YP YM YZ ZF ZZ 11241.0 23250.0 13211.0 20030.0 3763.0 5714.0 *UK Air Northwest JAAWSK (Joint Anti-air Warfare Shore Coordination) ===================================================================== The RAF (and other NATO forces) seem to be using a new set of codes to identify their HF frequencies. Unknown 2031.0 4763.0 10325.0 designator 2307.0 3343.0 3404.0 3943.0 4502.0 5350.0 5392.0 6835.0 6882.0 7919.0 10585.0 10830.0 12198.0 14568.0 16344.0 3301.0 3235.0 4572.0 Golf 01 Golf 02 Golf 08 9010.0 Hotel 05 HF? 2712.0 4530.0 4020.0 4724.0 4860.5 4920.0 5173.0 5277.0 5290.0 5395.0 7415.0 7860.0 3305.0 UHF UHF UHF 4785.0 4779.0 HF? UHF UHF HF? 4477.0 5045.0 5385.0 5463.0 4012.0 UHF UHF Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo Kilo 01 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 22 24 25 26 27 28 (Beaver HF?) 30 31 33 34 36 55 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 exercise 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 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 Pagina 264 WUN-v08 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: 3343 3357 3805 4477 4484 4502 4778.5 5267 5276.5 5280 5310 5385 5460 5733 6882 6940 7795 7934 9394 11149 4860.5 5045 5091.5 5206 5910 6224 6237 6697 6779 *Russian High Command ELF ========================= ELF: The Russian equivalent to our 76/44 Hz ELF submarine communication system operates on 82 Hz. No station location or details are known. *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 ---------------------------------# NUMBERS & ODDITIES # ////////////////////////////// \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ - Editor: Ary Boender ****** e-mail: [email protected] - Nickname on IRC channels #wun #monitor #numbers: Ary-B - Download the complete N&O newsletter from the N&O web site - at: http://home.luna.nl/~ary/ - Online database: Chris Smolinski <[email protected]> http://www.spynumbers.com/numbersDB/ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ //////////////////////////////// -::: N&O #47, March 2002 :::ATTENTION, YAHOO.COM USERS!!! As it seems to be impossible to get rid of the never ending spam diarrhoea from (fake) yahoo.com e-mail addresses (about a dozen per day), I have no other option than to put yahoo.com in my spam filter. If you have a yahoo.com e-mail address and want to send me something Pagina 265 WUN-v08 for the column, please use [email protected] instead of my regular address. THANKS! -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0Again a very busy month and hardly time for the hobby and N&O. Luckily I received an interesting article about Shortwave transmitter sites in the Greater Frankfurt am Main area, written by Andreas Erbe and Wolfgang Bueschel. Beside the article, you'll find the usual numbers round-up and logs. Thanks to all who contributed to N&O. -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* VOICE STATIONS * ::: E03 - LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER Al Kruse compiled the monthly E03 id list, and he noticed an oddity as well. On Saturday, 3 March, LP used 5442 kHz instead of 5422 at 1900 UTC. A blooper? They were back on 5422 the next week. E03 id's; first half of the month: UTC 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 Mon 65764 74365 33486 58898 49491 09275 65764 51033 74365 55639 81464 Tue 65764 74365 81464 33486 58898 49491 09275 74365 65764 51033 55639 Wed 65764 74365 55639 81464 33486 58898 49491 09275 74365 65764 51033 Thu 65764 74365 51033 55639 81464 33486 58898 74365 49491 09275 65764 Fri 65764 74365 65764 51033 55639 81464 33486 58898 74365 49491 09275 Sat 65764 74365 09275 65764 51033 55639 81464 33486 58898 74365 49491 Sun 65764 74365 58898 49491 09275 65764 51033 74365 55639 81464 33486 UTC 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 Thu 36572 81949 67923 51028 49653 44753 09393 81949 81371 69264 36572 Fri 36572 81949 36572 67923 51028 49653 44753 09393 81949 81371 69264 Sat 36572 81949 69264 36572 67923 51028 49653 44753 09393 81949 81371 Sun 36572 81949 09393 81371 69264 36572 67923 81949 51028 49653 44753 UTC 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 Second half of the month: UTC 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 Mon 36572 81949 44753 09393 81371 69264 36572 67923 81949 51028 49653 Tue 36572 81949 49653 44753 09393 81371 69264 81949 36572 67923 51028 Wed 36572 81949 51028 49653 44753 09393 81371 69264 81949 36572 67923 <<<<<>>>>> ::: E06 Only a few logs from E06 and S06 this month. No E07 or S07 were reported. 1-3, 1-3, 3-3, 3-3, 9-3, 13-3, 16-3, 16-3, 17-3, 2100 2200 1230 1330 2100 0300 1230 1330 1230 UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, 7785 kHz 6785 kHz 15880 kHz 13520 kHz 9090 kHz, 6865 kHz 15890 kHz, 13520 kHz, 15880 kHz, 304 00000 584 + msg 584 + msg 584 + msg Pagina 266 WUN-v08 <<<<<>>>>> ::: E10 - ISRAELI INTELLIGENCE E10 produced a number of strings this month, not as much as a couple of months ago, but still interesting. Fabrizo, Tomonori, Adachi and John reported the following strings: CIO2Z23 CIO25Z23 EZI1 SYNRDJNM ULX3 VLB2Z77 VLB3 on on on on on on on 5339 and 8127 kHz, 10-3, 1502 UTC 5339 kHz, 9-3, 1547 UTC 11565 kHz, 28-2, 2101 UTC 8641 kHz, 11-3, 2335 UTC 4881 kHz, 17-3, 1802 UTC 5170 kHz, 19-3, 0449 UTC 4015 and 5170 kHz, 24-3, 2150 UTC <<<<<>>>>> ::: G04 - THREE NOTE ODDITY ENIGMA's Paul Beaumont reports G04 on 4852 kHz at 2135 UTC on 7 March. He heard the full identification. The three notes at beginning, then "Achtung, Achtung, 84821" etc. Message continued until 2148 UTC. <<<<<>>>>> ::: S06 9-3, 1700 UTC, 14620 kHz, 351 + msg 9-3, 1800 UTC, 12210 kHz, 351 + msg <<<<<>>>>> ::: S17C Still alive and kicking with a daily sked at 1250 UTC on 6945 and 8190 kHz. <<<<<>>>>> ::: V21 The Cuban babbler is a daily guest on 6529 kHz. Mostly heard during the American daytime -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* MORSE STATIONS * ::: M18 Thanks to Takashi's tip, I heard M18 4073 kHz after a long absence. The signal was very faint. The time transmitted was UTC+3. <<<<<>>>>> ::: M21 - RUSSIAN AIR DEFENSE The Russians were heard on 4071.5, 5371, 5372, 5921.5, 6906.5 kHz with the usual "BT99" time markers and plots. <<<<<>>>>> ::: M23 M23 was as active as ever and was heard with id's 000, 310, 555 and 579. All logs are from Mark. Id's were repeated for 10 minutes. Pagina 267 WUN-v08 Id 000: 5-3, 0330 UTC, 10220 kHz Id 310: 1-3, 1-3, 1-3, 1-3, 2-3, 2-3, 3-3, 3-3, 3-3, 4-3, 4-3, 4-3, 19-3, 0100 0130 0200 2200 0200 0430 0100 0430 1700 0100 0130 0200 0130 UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, 10250 // 11020 kHz 8160 kHz 7960 kHz 7770 kHz 7960 // 10110 kHz 12220 kHz 11020 kHz 12220 // 13140 kHz 11020 10250 // 11020 kHz 8160 kHz 7960 kHz 8160 kHz Id 555: 2-3, 2-3, 2-3, 3-3, 4-3, 5-3, 8-3, 9-3, 10-3, 0230 0300 2200 2200 2200 0300 2200 2200 2200 UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, UTC, 10110 // 11220 kHz 7770 kHz 7770 // 8160 kHz 7770 kHz 7770 // 8160 kHz 7960 kHz 7770 kHz 7770 // 8160 kHz 7770 kHz Id 579: 4-3, 0800 UTC, 8307 // 9285 kHz <<<<<>>>>> ::: M40 More reports from Igor: 6290 kHz, 1432 UTC, 6 March: vvv cq 211,432 (repeated) vvv cq432 cq432 cq432 hr hr 21 21 = = 52633 9219t 32885 97396 39369 11459 t129t 69274 18382 238tt 98t83 ar ar rpt rpt vvv cq432 cq432 cq432 hr hr 21 21 = = 52633 9219t 32885 97396 39369 11459 t129t 69274 18382 238tt 98t83 ar ar sk sk 79t22 251t4 6278t t91t4 81435 84536 76892 67t83 515t2 4176t 79t22 251t4 6278t t91t4 81435 84536 76892 67t83 515t2 4176t 5600 kHz, 1304 UTC, 6 March: vvv cq 113,141 (repeated) vvv cq141 cq141 cq141 hr hr 21 21 = = t8748 91t92 4218t 19123 5354t 59487 8245t t1185 98t71 96311 11t7t ar ar rpt rpt vvv cq141 cq141 cq141 hr hr 21 21 = = t8748 91t92 4218t 19123 5354t 59487 8245t t1185 98t71 96311 11t7t ar ar sk sk 84535 19t59 17518 42257 411*9 6522t 58339 t7187 43t78 154t9 84535 19t59 17518 42257 411*9 6522t 58339 t7187 43t78 154t9 <<<<<>>>>> Pagina 268 WUN-v08 ::: M82 Heard on 4700 kHz at various dates and times with "VVV ... de BML" calls and messages. <<<<<>>>>> ::: MX - CLUSTER BEACONS & CHANNEL MARKERS A, unid location, on 4558 kHz. AAINNM, unid location, on 4558 kHz. Defective 'M'? C, Moscow, on 4558 kHz. E, unid location, on 4558 kHz. F, Vladivostok, on 4558.2, 7039.2, 8494.2, 13528.2, 16332.2 kHz. K, Petropavlovsk Kamchatskiy, on 5154, 10872 kHz. L, St. Petersburg, on 3340 kHz. M, Magadan, on 4558, 5154, 7039, 8495, 10872, 13528 kHz. R, Izhevsk, on 3195, 4326, 5465 kHz. Trond recorded a voice message on 5465 kHz at 2100 UTC on 26 March. You can download it from the N&O site. S, Arkhangelsk, on 10871.9, 20047.9 kHz. T, unid location, 4558 kHz. TEEEEE, unid location, on 4558 kHz. Defective 'M'? V, Khiva, on 3658, 4498.5 kHz. <based on reports from Takashi, Trond and Tomoroni> <<<<<>>>>> ::: CHINESE STATIONS "V CP17 CP17 CP17 DE L9CC L9CC" on 3536.5, 3543.5, 3551, 3554, 3556, 3561, 5423, 7045.5, 7050, 7051.5, 7053, 7059, 7068.5 kHz. "V MW3D MW3D MW3D DE 2SLC 2SLC" on 3330, 7074 kHz. "V BFR7 BFR7 BFR7 DE 4XML 4XML" on 3380, 5645, 5756, 8189.5, 8308, 10822 kHz. "V GM1W GM1W GM1W DE B7UA B7UA" on 4415 kHz. "V IBEH IBEH IBEH DE L3FC L4FC" on 4771.5. 6506.5 kHz. "V LA5H LA5H LA5H DE NH8T NH8T" on 4874, 5383, 5756, 7310, 8042 kHz. "V JS4X JS4X JS4X DE 6DUO 6DUO" on 6982 kHz. "V HNR2 HNR2 HNR2 DE CN9R CN9R" on 9071 kHz. <All logged by Takashi> <<<<<>>>>> ::: RUSSIAN MILITARY STATIONS Pagina 269 WUN-v08 John A. Cramer copied a number of Russian stations: OLZ2 working with BDZX and JBQ6 on 13004 kHz. QSX 13844 kHz. IP5Y: radio checks with 4SC2, 7I3P, NNPR, L38N, OROD, A5KZ, X2AK, G6MG, FBFK and coded messages to A5KZ on 13853 kHz. RAL2: radio checks with RFH2, RHW2, RDU2, RBL62 on 13975 kHz. QYVG: radio checks with TP8P, XMSC, AVGJ, CIEF, 4EIU, YEFA, AOS7, C95U, 4FDV on 13852 kHz. Our LF specialist, Trond, caught a number of flash messages on 18.1 kHz, 21.1 kHz, and 13852 kHz: UUU XXX XXX M8H8 M8H8 WRNU WRNU SVQZ SVQZ 10193 KORKONT 8503 3052 K XXX XXX RKS RKS 90250 WORSOWANIE 7967 8801 WERWEY 4647 4739 K XXX XXX RDL RDL 02428 59742 OBSAD 5308 4731 K UUU UUU XXX XXX RJD52 RJD52 59993 TARNOBOJKA 4712 7237 UUU XXX XXX RJD52 RJD52 59993 TARNOBOJKA 4712 7237 K <<<<<>>>>> ::: 248 An interesting unid station was reported by Igor. He heard "248" on 6852 kHz at 1500 UTC on 6 March. The format was a bit unusual as both long and short zero's were used. Check the N&O website for a MP3 of the transmission. 248 248 248 248 248 248 248 248 248 248 248 248 248 000 000 (long zero's) 248 000 000 248 000 000 248 000 000 248 000 000 24 t t t (short zero's) <<<<<>>>>> ::: UNID STATIONS 3195 "JJT88 DE JJT44 QRK 4 K", presumed Japanese military net. 3419 Unid, repeating "U849" 3551 Unid, repeating "VVV EVX" 7630 Unid, repeating "HHH" 7864 Unid, repeating "V CQ DE 3SP ZNN" <All heard in Japan by Takashi> -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* OTHER MODES * ::: XP / XPH The expected morning sked for April is 808: 0600 UTC, 10893 kHz 0620 UTC, 12093 kHz 0640 UTC, 13893 kHz Pagina 270 WUN-v08 The expected evening sked for April is 321: 2000 UTC, 13375 kHz 2020 UTC, 12207 kHz 2040 UTC, 11155 kHz Two other transmissions outside the normal time slots were noted at 9 March at 1230 UTC on 21862 kHz, and at 1250 UTC on 20432 kHz. Another schedule, with lower tones, was copied by Paul on 7 March: 2100 UTC, 9140 kHz 2120 UTC, 7610 kHz 2140 UTC, 6840 kHz <<<<<>>>>> ::: M42 It's a bit slow on the FAPSI reporting front. Only one log this month. Lars copied them on 14871 kHz where he heard a RTTY message on link 80038 after the Mazielka selcal at 1443 UTC. The transmission ended with some ops chat. Has anyone heard any FAPSI activity from Cuba since the Russians pulled out? <<<<<>>>>> ::: XT2 / XWP / XSW XT2: The mysterious second pip and 3-tone marker were not reported in March. I wonder where they are now. XWP: Still going strong on all frequencies as mentioned in last month's column. XSW: The "Squeaky Wheel" channel marker is daily audible on 3828 kHz. <<<<<>>>>> ::: HAARP The message that HAARP would be active reached me via Trond and the actual logs came from Tom Sevart. HAARP, the High frequency Active Auroral Research Program, located at Gakona in Alaska, were performing their spring 2002 VLF injection campaign, during the period March 15th - March 28th. The transmissions were heard on 3.2 and 5.8 MHz. The transmissions on 3.2 MHz consisted of 12.5 Hz on/off keying 50 % duty cycle. On 3.2 and 5.8 MHz chirp transmissions were announced and further sinusoidal modulation with the following frequencies; 1225 Hz, 1875 Hz, 2125 Hz, 2375 Hz, 3365 Hz. Tom reports "I'm hearing the HAARP signal tonight (17 March). At 0826 I heard a steady AM carrier on 3200 with a tone. This was later replaced by quick dashes of the carrier on 3200. At 0837, the signal moved to 5800 and consisted of an AM carrier with various tones. Can't wait to get a QSL for this." Let us know if you get one, Tom! -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* SHORTWAVE TRANSMITTER SITES * Pagina 271 WUN-v08 Shortwave transmitter sites in Greater Frankfurt am Main area by Andreas Erbe and Wolfgang Bueschel The city of Frankfurt is worldwide knows as a city of bankers. With its about 650,000 inhabitants, it attracts a lot of tourist visitors each year, though there is nothing particular to visit - in contrast to many other towns in Germany. The radio history of this part of Germany is not well documented therefore a part of it, namely the chapter of shortwave transmitters, will be discussed here. The AM-transmitter sites other than shortwave will be mentioned only, and the history before 1945 will not be dealt with at all. Why can this be of interest to the number station enthusiast? On the one hand, famous DFC37 and DFD21 originated from that area, and E5 sent out some transmissions there. - Historic Background It all started with the American occupation of a big part of what is today South Germany after World War II ended in 1945. And of course at this time, there was a need for every power present in Germany to communicate with the homeland. Since the main transmitter sites of Germany where located around Berlin, associated with the names Koenigs Wusterhausen and Nauen, the Western powers had less chances to take over old transmitter equipment. The British zone in North Germany had the transmitters in Elmshorn near Hamburg. So there was a base for shortwave communication. On the other hand, in the American zone only around Munich a few broadcast transmitters were left. And to communicate with the American mainland, shortwave communication sites were urgently needed. Being an economic centre for a long time, Frankfurt and the surrounding area was well suited to house these new sites. And Frankfurt was a broadcasting centre, too. - Transmitter sites of Hessischer Rundfunk The regional public broadcaster for the state Hessen is Hessischer Rundfunk (HR). HR was set up in 1948 as part of the new federal radio system in West Germany. It was the successor of Radio Frankfurt which started operating in 1945 under US American control [1]. All over West Germany, the newly formed regional broadcasters took over control of their transmission facilities from the German Post. In those days, HR operated an own shortwave transmitter. This one started broadcasting in late 1947. The 1-kW-unit made by Lorenz operated only until 1954, when it was dismantled [2]. The frequency was 6190 kHz (48.47 m) which was later used by Radio Bremen till 1996 and at present is used by Deutschlandfunk from the site at Berlin-Britz. The transmitter was located at the site Heiligenstock in North Frankfurt, Friedberger Landstrasse 525 at 08E43, 50N09. This facility housed also a medium wave transmitter of HR. The original transmitter (synchronized network on 1195 kHz with 25 kW) from 1935 was severely damaged in March 1945. A provisional repaired facility served for Radio Frankfurt after the war was over. AFN also used the Heiligenstock site for radio programmes. This part of the story will be presented later. August 23rd saw the launch of the Lorenz-reconstructed original transmitter with a power output of now 100 kW serving until October 15th, 1967, when the Heiligenstock site was closed. The MW antenna installation consisted of four 121 m pipe masts. The site operated on a synchronized network with other sites in Hessen. In those days, Radio Frankfurt and later Hessischer Rundfunk used 1439 kHz, while AFN was on 593 kHz until the Copenhagen HF plan became effective March 15th 1950. The HR moved from 1439 to 593 kHz while AFN left 593 kHz for the new 935 kHz with 10 kW. For the close-down of transmissions from the Heiligenstock site, the official reason was that the city of Frankfurt wanted to build flats on the ground where the facility was located, and therefore asked HR to look for a new site in the late 1950s. But up to now, no new building can be seen on the Pagina 272 WUN-v08 ground of the former transmitter facility. Another reason was the old transmitter having problems operating 24h a day – so a new transmitter to be planned anyway. October 16th, 1967 saw the start of transmissions from the newly erected site in Weiskirchen-Rodgau, located 15 km south west to Frankfurt. Two masts, each of which 126 m high, were erected there. This site still operates on 594 kHz. Some pictures and historical information in German can be found on Hansjoerg Biener's website [3]. - Sites of Deutsche Bundespost (DBP)/Telekom In West Germany, the broadcast transmitters where handed over from the post to the regional broadcasters in 1946/1947. Later almost all broadcast transmitters were operated by the broadcasters. Exceptions where Deutsche Welle and Deutschlandfunk later. Both used transmitters operated by the West German Post, Deutsche Bundespost (DBP). All utility service transmitters where operated by DBP. As the British and US zone of Germany united to a unified economic "bizone" in 1946, there was also only one headquarter of the Post, which was located in Frankfurt. This was one reason why new communication capabilities where needed in the Frankfurt area. Subsequently, three communication facilities where build in the end of the 1940s in Hessen. One was located at Mainflingen. This one only operated on longwave and later housed broadcasting MW transmitters. The other two facilities at Frankfurt-Bonames and Usingen-Merzhausen were intended for shortwave communication. One transmitter site was needed to improve reception of news agency transmissions from the coast station Norddeich Radio (North Sea coast) in South Germany. So a place near Mainflingen, 25 km southeast to Frankfurt was chosen to set up a new longwave transmitter. The first transmission hall was erected in 1950. The first user was the press agency, and over the years, the meteorological service was the main user of this facility. Today the site today is more famous for the time signal station DCF77 on 77 kHz. Also broadcasters Deutschlandfunk and Evangeliumsrundfunk used and still use the facility [4]. The Mainflingen site never housed shortwave transmitters. The building-up of the transmitter facility at Frankfurt-Bonames in the north of Frankfurt started in late 1947. The first transmitter hall was set up in a former casino building. It housed 11 Lorenz-made shortwave transmitters. Six 20-kW units served as telegraphy transmitters, four 20-kW-units were used for single-sideband-(voice)-transmissions. An additional 5-kW transmitter was also installed. From 1950 till 1952, a power supply backup was erected, and the second transmitter hall was build up. This hall was equipped with 6 Telefunken 20-kW-transmitters, four 5-kW Lorenz transmitters and in addition with 11 small 1.2-1.5-kW-units made by Lorenz. Two of these transmitters were longwave transmitters, whose purpose remains unclear. In the mid 1960s, the small transmitters and two of the 5-kW units were dismantled and replaced by 9 modern automatic Telefunken transmitters with a power output of 20 kW. Most aerials on the Bonames site were rhombic ones, carried by 20 to 30 m high masts. Most of them beamed their signals to North America. There were also some nondirectional vertical antennae, quadratic dipoles and two logperiodics. The area of the Bonames site was located in densely populated area, and with the city of Frankfurt growing it was impossible to expand the site. Therefore it was decided to close this facility. Transmitter hall 1 ceased operation in 1968. Most of the transmitters were scrapped and a few moved to North Germany to the site of Elbe-Weser-Radio. The modern Telefunken transmitters installed at the beginning of the 1960s in hall 2 were moved to Usingen. Most of the transmitters and antennae were scrapped, some moved to Usingen. Others were transferred to Elmshorn near Hamburg. In 1972 the complete Bonames site was silenced forever. Only administrational tasks remained there [4]. The third site of DBP to be mentioned here is in Usingen-Merzhausen. The town of Usingen is located in the Taunus mountains 25 km north to the inner city of Frankfurt. More information can be found at Usingen´s internet site Pagina 273 WUN-v08 [5]. A communications facility was erected at a former army airfield. The West German post leased the area for 30 years beginning 1953 for this purpose. The first task was to clear the airfield from the remaining bombs of World War II. This took around 2 years. In late 1955 the set-up of the transmitters started as they should be operational by Christmas 1956. In 1958, fourteen 20 kW and four 100-kW-transmitters where operational, and the first transmitter hall was fully equipped. Most antennae where rhombic antennae at that time. With the growing traffic on shortwave, an expansion of the station in Usingen was planned, and the building of a second transmitter hall started in 1965. Between 1967 and 1968 ten remote controlled transmitters with a power output of 20 to 30 kW were installed. With the closure of the Bonames site 9 modern remote controlled automatic transmitters came to Usingen in 1970. In May 1976, 37 transmitters and 43 aerials operated in Usingen at its high. The new era of satellite communications started for West Germany in 1965 with the set-up of the earth station in Raisting near Munich. The closure of the shortwave facility in Bonames must be seen in this context too. The decline of shortwave activity lead to the dismantling of shortwave transmitters beginning in 1976. The last hand-operated transmitters were removed in 1982, and only 3 large rhombic antennae of the original 26 remained. By the end of 1989 all shortwave services were carried on by the site Elmshorn near Hamburg. Usingen became a famous satellite earth station instead. The first parabolic antenna as uplink transmitter was inaugurated in 1979. The building up of this antenna took about two years. Nowadays, more than 15 satellite antennae are operational at the Usingen site – and no shortwave transmitters are left [7]. Information about the satellite earth station can be found on the internet pages of Deutsche Telekom [6]. So with the political changes in Europe in those days also the last commercial shortwave transmitter site in the Frankfurt region was closed. - Site of Deutsche Nachrichtenagentur (DENA) Immediately after World War II in each zone of Germany new news agencies were founded. The British zone got the DPD (Deutscher Pressedienst), in the American zone DENA (Deutsche Nachrichtenagentur) was founded and in the French zone the new SUEDENA (Sueddeutsche Nachrichtenagentur) sprang into life. Those three joined to form the West German "Deutsche Presseagentur" (DPA). The name of DENA, this time as Deutsche Nachrichten GmbH, remained present in the DPA as an affiliate, that operated services for the DPA. Deutsche Nachrichten GmbH was closed in 1997 and is now a company in liquidation [8]. DENA operated a transmitter for DPA on a neighbouring area to the HR site Heiligenstock, located half way between Frankfurt and the town of Bad Vilbel north to Frankfurt at Friedberger Landstrasse 645. It had a longwave transmitter to broadcast the DPA news service in German. This service seemed to have operated since the end of the 40s until the end of the 60s. Klingenfuss gives in his "OldFreq"-list a callsign of DCF 39 for fax transmissions on 139 kHz [9]. But also some shortwave transmitters of 20 kW transmitted DPA's English service worldwide in RTTY. It is reported that also the Japanese news agency JIJI Press was transmitted from DENA-transmitter Bad Vilbel. The site operated until the mid-1980s. To date, no literature source has appeared giving details of this facility. That's why we have to rely on the "collective memory" of the hobbyists. Today, the former transmitter hall seems to house a flat a family, and one part of the area is used for the graveyard of Bad Vilbel. The name "DENA-Sender" however is still present on the city maps of Frankfurt. It can e.g. be found in a map about the housing estates in Frankfurt [10]. - American transmitter sites With the presence of US troops in the region also American transmitter sites have been built. American Forces Network (AFN) started medium wave transmissions via a 300 watt transmitter in April 1945, from IG-Farben sky scraper in the northern suburbs of Frankfurt am Main on 593 kHz. From June 1st, 1945 Radio Frankfurt Heiligenstock site was Pagina 274 WUN-v08 used for the AFN Frankfurt program via a provisional transmitter. As already mentioned, AFN changed to 935 kHz in 1950 with the new HF plan. This channel was in use until the new site in Weisskirchen was finished, some time between 1950 and 1952. Since then, AFN can be heard on 873 kHz in the Greater Frankfurt area. The transmitter site is located north of Frankfurt in Weisskirchen, part of the town Oberursel. The site just got a new 150-kW-transmitter in 1994. In 2000 the site became famous as a lightning damaged the set-up. More information including some pictures can be found at Hansjoerg Biener's web site [3]. But in addition also a military site exists south to Frankfurt which was used for shortwave communication maybe by the US Air Force. The site is locates between Langen and Moerfelden-Walldorf, 15 km south to Frankfurt in a former forbidden zone. We do not know anything about the transmitters there, but there are several logarithmicperiodic and vertical antennae that are definitely intended for the use on shortwave. And there is a directional link connection to apparently the military part of Frankfurt's international airport. The real owner and what is transmitted there is subject of speculations. One user may be the US military - the site is not even listed on good maps. - Number stations Up to know some information has been presented about the transmitter sites in the Frankfurt area. What can the number station enthusiast do with this? There were several West German number stations: then BND family around Papa November and the Two-Letter-Stations as well as DFC37 and DFD21. As the latter both have callsigns in the country, they can be traced to a certain site. The ITU (1972) lists for both DFD21 and DFC37 as well as for the famous DFD78 – Deutscher Sportverlag the site Bonames [12]. So it is not surprising that the Bonames site is mentioned in conjunction with number station transmissions. But it stopped transmissions in 1972, so definitely afterwards transmissions of any kind did not originate from Bonames. At the beginning of the 1970s number station activity in Central Europe was at a peak level, and DFC37 as well as DFD21 continued afterwards. Simon Mason dates back their history starting at least at the beginning of the 1970's [13]. As Usingen took over not only the transmitters, but also the services it is likely that also the callsigns were transferred to Usingen. Indeed, listeners in the area report that Usingen definitely transmitted the typical West German number station format with the Two Letters. These transmissions were around there even at the beginning of the 1960s, as Wolfgang Bueschel writes. But not only German number stations were around in the Greater Frankfurt area. As the CIA had one head of its West German arm there [14], the area is well suited to be a relay for E5's transmissions. There are reports that the site between Langen and Walldorf-Moerfelden is used for this, though up to now, no reliable reports confirm this. - Acknowledgements Thanks goes out to a lot of people for helping to collect the material for this short article. We thank Michael Bethge of the WWDXC as well as Gerd Klawitter and Karl-Michael Gierich for sharing their part of the collective memory of the radio hobbyists, as well as supplying articles and other material about the sites. The Museum of Post and Telecommunications in Frankfurt helped in research of some material. For the possibility of discussions about the technical material my thank goes to Kai Ludwig and Hansjoerg Biener. And we thank the "old" ENIGMA for the lots of material about transmitter sites not only of number stations it gave over the years of its existence. - Abbreviations AFN DBP DENA - American Forces Network - Deutsche Bundespost, West German Post - Deutsche Nachrichtenagentur (news agency of the American zone until 1949) and Deutsche Nachrichten GmbH (affiliate of DPA) Pagina 275 WUN-v08 - Deutschlandfunk - Deutsche Presseagentur, (West-)German Press Agency - Deutscher Pressedienst, news agency in the British zone until 1949 HR - Hessischer Rundfunk, public broadcaster for Hessen kW - Kilowatt MW - Mediumwave Suedena - Süddeutsche Nachrichtenagentur, news agency in the French zone until 1949 SW - Shortwave WWDXC - Worldwide DX Club DLF DPA DPD - References 1: Hermann, S., Kahle, W., Kniestedt, J.: Der deutsche Rundfunk, R. v. Decker´s Verlag, G. Schenck, Heidelberg 1994. 2: Maes, L.: Transmitter Documentation Project TDP-SW97, 1997. 3: http://www.asamnet.de/~bienerhj/rundfunk.html. 4: Brunswig, H., Archiv für das Post- und Fernmeldewesen 1979, 2, 166-186. 5: http://www.usingen.de. 6: http://www.telekom.de/dtag/ipl1/cda/level4s_a/0,3682,12287,00.html 7: Fernmeldeamt Eschborn: Erdfunkstelle Usingen. 8: http://www.dpa.de. 9: Klingenfuss, J.: The 1999 Super Frequency List, Klingenfuss Publications, Tuebingen 1999. 10: http://www.frankfurt.de/sixcms_upload/media/205/wohnlagen.pdf. 11: ITU Alphabetical Lists of Call Signs, 5th edition, March 1972. 12: Mason, S.: Secret Signals - The Euronumbers Mystery, Tiare Publications 1991. 13: Eichner, K., Dobbert, A.: Headquaters Germany, edition ost, Berlin 1997. 14: World Radio TV Handbook, 1950 and 1952. -0-0-0-0-CONET-0-0-0-0-----------------------------------### UTILITY ROUND-UP ### // Editor: Ary Boender <[email protected]> \\ // LF editor: Trond Jacobsen <[email protected]> \\ ----------------------------------------------------------Hello and welcome to a new edition of the Ute Round-up. We'd like to thank all the contributors for their info, logs and kind words. We love to hear from you folks! ATTENTION, YAHOO.COM USERS!!! As it seems to be impossible to get rid of the never ending spam diarrhoea from (fake) yahoo.com e-mail addresses (about a dozen per day), I have no other option than to put yahoo.com in my spam filter. If you have a yahoo.com e-mail address and want to send me something for the column, please use [email protected] instead of my regular address. THANKS! -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0Ron from Maryland <[email protected]> often reports unid voice stations that need to be identified. He says: "For some reason (location, luck, etc.) I seem to be able to consistently hear Chinese voice nets fairly loud and clear at my location in Maryland. I usually hear them starting in the early evening (1700 EST) until around midnight local time. I'm hearing them mostly on 11 & 13 Pagina 276 MHz bands, because these are most since I'm interested in I think my dipole antenna in those frequency ranges which WUN-v08 the areas I search the aero & military nets. Also the attic is optimized for helps reception. I have a very limited understanding of Chinese -numbers, some common phrases (hello, goodbye, thank you) and some radio procedure terms. Based on the dialect differences, I'm almost sure that the Chinese nets I'm hearing are coming from the Taiwan Straits, South China Sea area. I'm not sure if they are from Mainland China, or Taiwan or both. They use relatively "loose" radio procedures (not governmental, military or paramilitary) and familiar conversational style (laughing, long discourses, etc.). I don't think they are aero nets. My guess would be maritime, commercial fishing or pirates. Lately I've been logging several Vietnamese voice nets in the 11 & 13 MHz ranges. The nets are usually loud & clear here at my location in Maryland. After doing a little research I believe that these nets may (I emphasize may) be US Gulf Coast shrimp fishermen. There's a large community of ex-patriate South Vietnamese fishermen working the Gulf of Mexico shrimp grounds out of Texas & Louisiana ports." All stations were logged between ca 2100 and 0400 UTC. Chinese stations: 5146, 11222, 11338, 11360, 11365, 11370, 11470, 13254, 13350, 13211, 13312, 13345, and 13350 kHz. Vietnamese stations: 13220, 13367, 13298 kHz. South Korean stations: 11269, 11383 kHz. -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0- Sylvain reports French truckers on 8855 kHz at 0825 UTC chatting with each other. - Robert Williams posted some info about Radphone. He writes: "At 2359 UTC on 28th February all Radphone and Radphone direct services from Telstra Australia will cease. They announced tonight that if you listen to the radphone channels at this time you will heard some celebrations as the service ceases." John LaFond tuned in and reports: "I can just make out chatter on 16420 at 19:45. Sounded festive. My QTH is Saint Cloud, Minnesota. Search of assigned frequencies listed these: 2182, 4125, 6215, 8291, 12290, 16420 kHz." -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* LONGWAVE SECTION, March 2002 * ::: CIS MIL VLF Network, strategic code message from RJD52 On the 21st, RJD52 was heard with a flash override strategic code message at 18.1 kHz, - one of the most active frequencies in use by the CIS MIL VLF network. Transmitter site used, was Krasnodar, on the north shore of the Black Sea, in south-western Russia. 0859 UTC A1A morse; flash override and strategic code message; "uuu uuu xxx xxx rjd52 rjd52 59993 tarnobojka 4712 7237 uuu xxx xxx rjd52 rjd52 59993 tarnobojka 4712 7237 k" RJD52 is reportedly the HQ of the Caspian flotilla. The Caspian Sea, is a 28 meter deep freshwater sea. The huge inland sea is located between Pagina 277 WUN-v08 Iran's northern border and surrounded by the former Russian republics; Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan, and sharing a border with the south-west corner of Russian territory. The Caspian Flotilla is a pocket size naval force for coastal defense and waterways patrol. Command and equipment are shared between Russia, Azerbaijan and Kazakstan, the total number of vessels of this inland navy are two frigates, twelve patrol boats, and about fifty other small crafts. After the withdrawal of troops from Azerbaijan, Russia has established a military infrastructure in Astrakhan, which is the base for the Caspian flotilla since 1992 (except for a portion ceded to Azerbaijan). By 1995 the Caspian sea flotilla was no longer able to cope with its mission of deterring smuggling. In mid-1997 it was decided to reinforce the Caspian Flotilla. Funding for the flotillas has been increased the recent years and several new coastal facilities has been constructed, as well as the organisation of a new crack unit for special operations on land. ::: VTX3, Indian Navy Katabomman, Vijayanarayanam, India at 18.2 kHz The Voice of the Indian Ocean, VTX3 is still pouring out its soul-less MSK string. This has been going on for quite a while now, giving much sorrow to all the Morse enthusiasts among the VLF crowd. The MSK bandwidth is 100Hz and VTX3 has recently also been observed with several carrier and shift tests. ::: MSK on 20.5 kHz "Jim" on the US west coast has been monitoring 20.5 kHz very closely recently. As a dedicated listener to the various Chinese morse activity going on there, he was soon to discover a unid MSK signal on the same frequency. "My unidentified signal comes at 1500 UT and (usually) again at 1700. It starts with a tune up (lasting less than a minute and sounding like pure carrier), which comes up about five minutes before the data transmission. This morning it was between 1453 and 1454. Then the main transmission starts about 1458 (this morning it was 1458:42 and runs for 7 or 8 minutes, off-air at 150737)" More detailed study of the transmission schedule, indicates that this station is on air, mostly around the hour, with typical times as: hh5740 on with MSK, off air at hh0435. The MSK used, is very narrow bandwidth, preliminary measurements looks like only 35 Hz. "Jim" has also noted the absence of 3SQ (Ningbo 29:52 N 121:33E) at 20.5 kHz. Another morse station down the drain and converted to MSK ?? ::: ELF, Extreme Low Frequency The bottom of the electromagnetic spectrum is not exactly crowded with transmissions. But there are some interesting stations to be found down there. Both the US and Russia operate ELF submarine communication systems. The US system is using 76 Hz and the Russian counterpart 82 Hz. The CIS ELF transmitter is nicknamed "Zevs" and is located at the Kola peninsula in North-west Russia. Using standard high impedance E-field buffer technology, it is quite easy to receive this powerful transmitter. The transmission format is LDR (Low Data Rate) MSK, using shifts in 0.2 Hz steps. Each bit of the data string is 240 seconds long. A recent message recorded on the 12th this month was using the following frequencies; 82 Hz - 82.6 Hz - 82.4 Hz - 82.8 Hz - 80-8 Hz - 82.6 Hz - 82.4 Hz - 82.8 Hz, "Zevs" is delivering a strong signal in most of the northern hemisphere. Here in Norway the 82 Hz transmission, is very steady at 26 dB (!) above the average background QRN/QRM. There have been some questions of why this ELF facility is nicknamed ZEVS. The rather dramatic explanation is to be found Greek mythology: "Zevs (Zeus), the father of the Gods and master of Olympos (Olympia), ruler of the earth and the people who walk there. Only faith in its personification, "Moi'rer", (actually the three female death demons; Klotho, Lachesis and Atropos, who are spinning the continuous tread of Pagina 278 WUN-v08 life) is able to twist his strong will. Zevs was believed to be the protector of law and order, including international law, cooperation and community moral-standards." ::: French forces / navy on VLF and LF VLF enthusiast, Bob in Germany, has sent some very interesting findings about the French VLF sites: "When I started VLF monitoring years ago, the French navy fortunately still used id's in clear RTTY, usually at 0750 in the morning, like on 10 OCT 88: FAAZ FAAZ FAAZ DE FUB FUB FUB, followed by RY, SG, Fox and numbers. Encrypted traffic came usually on at 0800. The FUB FUB FUB FUB FUB collective callsigns were given as follows: called FAAU on 63.85 when 62.6 was off. called FAAZ on 15.1. called FAAZ on 16.8 when 15.1 was off, else it called BNAC. called FAAU on 62.6 when on. called BNAC on 65.8 with no exception. A bit complicated, to say the least. Anyway, at that time it seemed location wise that 15.1 came from Rosnay, 16.8 from St. Assise, 62.6 from (or near) Toulon and 65.8 from Brest. This is confirmed by a list someone from USA sent me at that time (a quite detailed and accurate computer printout, wherever it may come from originally?), giving 15.1 as Rosnay, Le Blanc, 16.8 as St. Assise, and 65.8 as Brest; Toulon was more or less evident from bearings taken going directly to the south. Now take a look at what appears to be going on today: 1) The only site I have seen with my own eyes (hi) is the one at or rather near Rosnay. It appears even in the Michelin road atlas north of the D27 from Rosnay to Migné, has enormous antennas, buildings and surveillance, no photographs to be taken etc. etc. 2) Le Blanc is not far away, but judging from maps and other sources I've studied I personally doubt that there is a second station there. The Internet mentions, for example, special Marine Forces (Fusilliers) used for surveillance of important FOST places: they are only stationed at Rosnay and St. Assise. Probably, Le Blanc is found in some international sources simply because it's bigger than Rosnay; nowhere in French material mention is made of it. 3) Concerning St. Assise, the bearing taken from here points into that direction, as it did roughly for 16.8 in the 80s. Using the bearing calculator on the Net, I come to more or less the same conclusions. From your QTH, if I'm right, both Rosnay and St. Assise should come from about 210 degrees. The signal is usually lower, although the US list shows 250 kW for both, I presume, however, that St. Assise uses lower power than that. I measured at 1720 on 17 JAN 02 -73.5 dBm for Rosnay and -80 for St. Assise when testing an antenna. The Internet mentions St. Assise as a VLF site together with Rosnay. 4) I doubt that there are other VLF sites in operation. Croix d'Hins near Bordeaux has been dismantled in 1953 and, according to info in the "Journal Officiel", St-André de Corcy near Lyon has only a receiving station left. Concerning LF, 65.8 is still in operation. French sources mention Kerlouan near Brest as a probable site for this one. I was in the region some years ago, at least in Brest itself there was nothing "suspicious" (hi), so it might be the same as with Le Blanc and Rosnay. The question remains, however, what has happened to the station near Toulon which used to be on 62.6? It might have become obsolete after the restructuring of French submarine forces in 1999, but anyway, SNA (sous-marins nucléaires d'attaque) are still based there but maybe "served" by the two VLF stations by now. French sources also mention that a fourth station is located at Toulouse. I presume that this is La Régine/Castelnaudary, but never found a frequency or bearing from that direction. It is maybe only on stand-by, as the source mentions "Kerlouan or Toulouse". In the 80s, they probably were on 63.85, but I have no bearing in my logs for that one. Pagina 279 WUN-v08 Contributions to the longwave section are always very welcome. Until next month, keep your receivers warm! Best regards; Trond. -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* AERO MONITORING * - Markus checks in from Austria and tells me that he found an interesting aero website: http://www.airportguide.com/ - "Hi, just bought some new Jeppesen charts", writes Piet Postema, "and noticed on the Atlantic orientation chart that Receife Centre (the part over the ocean) is called: Atlantico. Frequencies: 5565, 8861, 13357 and 17955" - WUNner Elliott Kefalas <[email protected]> introduces himself: "Hi from Athens-Greece. Just re-enter to WUN list now. My name is Elliott Kefalas and i am listening AIRBAND frequencies only. I am using VHF ACARS and HF ACARS and generally listening to any HF air band frequency. I am working at Airfield services at new Athens airport and I am listening air band since 1985. I can help anyone with airline codes, flight plans, SELCAL codes, registrations, flights routings, airways etc." Welcome Elliott, and thanks for the help that you offered. - Larry van Horn says that his standard website for airport and navaid info is www.AirNav.com Cornel van Ravenswaaij, Peter de Deugd, Jerry, Silvain, Graham Tanner, Craig J. MacKinnon, Ron, David Pickard, and Noel Jones posted their logs from which I extracted the following list of reported stations. - Volmet: 6617 St Petersburg volmet 8939 St Petersburg volmet 11318 Koltsovo Air 11318 Novossibirsk Air 11318 Samara Air 11318 Tyumen Air 29015 Gander volmet - LDOCs: 8837 El Al operations, Tel Aviv 8921 LTU LDOC Duesseldorf 11342 ARINC (NY) 11345 Stockholm Radio 11366 Varig LDOC (tentative) 13260 Unid ground station and aircraft. Possible LDOC. 13339 Aero Mexico 23210 Stockholm Radio - Africa: 8894 Algiers ACC 11300 Khartoum 11300 Cairo 13294 Kinshasa (MWARA AFI-4) - Europe: 8906 Santa Maria 11279 Reykjavik (MWARA NAT-D) - America's: 8846 New York 8906 New York 11227 Unid; mentions aircraft and the Miami terminal 11397 Asuncion Pagina 280 13288 13300 13300 13357 WUN-v08 San Francisco (MWARA CEP-2/3) San Francisco (MWARA CWP) Santiago Recife (MWARA AFI-1/SAT-1) - Asia / Middle East: 8909 Chennai 8918 Bahrain 10018 Mumbai 11285 Medan ACC 11396 Jakarta ACC - Australia / Pacific: 8867 Auckland ATC 8903 Naha 11396 Brisbane OAC - British military: 4742 Architect wkg Ascot flights 5680 JMC exercise with AWACS Magic 89, Rescue 131 (Sea King, RAF and others. 6697 RAF Kinloss. 11205 Architect (RAF Flight Watch Center): volmet. 11247 Cyprus Flight Watch: volmet for various locations on Cyprus. 18018 Architect (RAF Flight Watch Center): airfield color status. - Irish military: 8974 Charlie 253 giving position report 50.40N-12.39W. (This is a Casa 235 maritime patrol aircraft of the Irish Air Corps, based at Baldonnel just outside Dublin, according to Graham Tanner) - US military / government: 5399.6 Gantsec (CG Greater Antilles Section, PR): wkg Striker 33 who passes position as (1658N/6603W off southern coast of Puerto Rico). Gantsec asks if Striker 33 is FLIR-equipped & advises him that he has possible SAR case for his tasking. After a few minutes Gantsec advises Striker 33 that the SAR is 100 miles north of his location and he should continue his current tasking. 9043 Cape Radio, radio checks with various stations. 19131 Atlas (DEA contract facility, Iowa) wkg DEA aircraft. 23214 Service Center Customs Aviation Center, Oklahoma: radio checks with "42". - Canadian military: 11232 Trenton Military 13257 Trenton Military 17944 Trenton Military -0-0-0-0-0- till next time -0-0-0-0-0-------------------------------- WUN UTILITIES LOGGINGS COLUMN February 2002. Edited by Eddie Bellerby ([email protected]) and our Team Logs Members without whom this column would not be possible: Graeme Bartlett: K-O Bob Yellen: P-T ([email protected]) Jim Dunnett: A-E F-J U-Z ([email protected]) Pagina 281 WUN-v08 Once again I must appeal to the membership for a volunteer to collect the logs. At the moment Jim Dunnett is doing the job of three people and doing it extremely well, I think he deserves a vote of thanks for that! So please somebody step forward and help. After the contributors column at the end of this message I'm going to put the logs in one line format. If you are using a programme like textpad then please remove the return and the logs will be displayed across the page as one line. Please let me know by private e-mail at [email protected] which way you prefer the logs displayed. It's just an experiment so please no tirades or desk thumping. You don't have to change any procedures for sending logs. 00068.9 dhj58: GN Ramsloh 2059 rtty 75/70.0 fm cincgerfleet to hswms westergoetland - welcome 25-Feb-02 (wp3) 00068.9 dhj58: GN Gluecksburg 1627 rtty 75/80 nnnnslmu slmu de dhj58 dhj58 1/Feb/02 (WP3) 00069.0 DHO38: GN Glcksburg GER 1651 RTTY/75/83 Bcast G32A. Mostly msgs for HSWMS Vaestergoetland. (10Mar02) (RGA) 00147.3 DDH47: Deutsche Wetterdienst D 1736 RTTY Wx. (03-03-02) (AB) 00302.0 DGPS: Vlieland 1933 DGPS 200 bd ID 655 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 00490.0 S: LA GARDE 1900 fec 100/E/170 Wx forecasts Navs in FF before fading (22/Feb)(DW) 00518.0 4XO: HaifaRadio ISR 0027 FEC/NAVTEX MIBs. (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 A: Cross Corsen FRA 2009 FEC/NAVTEX Iroise Wx & gunfire exclusions. (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 A: NovorossiyskRadio RUS 2307 NAVTEX Service bulletin in EE about NAVTEX service in Black Sea area. Not good copy. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 D: Corru¤aRadio SPA 1846 FEC/NAVTEX Gale warning. (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 D: Istanbul Turk Radio 0044 FEC/NAVTEX MIBs. (18Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 EJK: Valentia CG IRL 0035 FEC/NAVTEX Gale warning. (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 EJM: Malin Head Radio IRL 2240 FEC/NAVTEX Weather. 17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 GCC: Cullercoats radio gale warning 14 februray 1825gmt dover wight gale now ceased G FEC 100 14-01-02 (BVR) 00518.0 GNI:Niton radio id S gale wrng ie gale now ceased G FEC 100 14-01-02 18,57 (BvR) 00518.0 I: IzmirRadio TUR 2121 FEC/NAVTEX Poor copy. Poss MIBs for Gulf of Aden(?) (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 K: KerkyraRadio GRC 2145 FEC/NAVTEX MIBs. (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 LGQ: Rogaland Radio [L] 2208 SITOR-B navtex (01 Feb 02)(HPT) 00518.0 M: OostendRadio/OST 2256 NAVTEX Storm warning. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 M: OstendRadio/OST 2311 NAVTEX MIBs. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 OST:Ostend radio id T wx, pilot mgs and nav wrng BEL FEC 100 14-01-02 19,10 (BvR) 00518.0 P: Netherlands CG 2232 NAVTEX MIBs in Dutch & EE. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 PBK: Netherlands cg id P nav wrng abt hydrographic survey hnlms buyskes/pahb HOL FEC 100 14-01-02 18,27 (BVR) 00518.0 PBK: Netherlands cg id P nav wrng, same mgs as 3 mins before HOL FEC 100 14-01-02 18,30 (BvR) 00518.0 Q: MSRC Malin Head/EJM 2240 NAVTEX Storm warnings. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 R: Italian CG. Rome I 0250 FEC Navtex (01-03-02) (AB) 00518.0 R: Reykjavik Radio ISL 2250 FEC Navtex (01-03-02) (AB) 00518.0 R: ReykjavikRadio/TFA 2250 NAVTEX MIBs. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 S: NitonRadio/GNI 2300 NAVTEX MIBs. (23Feb02) (RGA) Pagina 282 WUN-v08 00518.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio (Gislovshammer) [J] 2138 SITOR-B navtex (01 Feb 02)(HPT) 00518.0 U: TallinnRadio/ESA 2320 NAVTEX MIBs; gale warnings. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 V: VardRadio NOR 2330 NAVTEX Wx forecast. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 X: Reykjavik Radio ISL 2350 FEC Navtex (01-03-02) (AB) 00518.0 X: ReykjavikRadio ICE 1950 FEC/NAVTEX MIBs. (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 X: VALENCIA 1953 fec 100/E/170 NAVTEX. Nav wngs (22/Feb)(DW) 00525.0 HG: NDB Wroclaw (POL) 0223 cw, ID (11 Feb 02)(HPT) 01620.5 : Russian Military/Navy 1944 36-50/75/160 Single msgs. Off air between. (25Feb02) (RGA) 01638.0 OFK: Turku Radio 0234 USB E nav. warn. // 1677, 2810 (11 Feb 02)(HPT) 01641.0 OXJ: Torshavn Radio 2034 USB E/Vern repetition of navigational warning // 1758 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 01650.0 CROSS Corsen: 0303 USB F wx (11 Feb 02)(HPT) 01650.0 CROSS CORSEN: Pointe Corsen, Plouarzel FRA 1946 USB Service ann in FF. (25Feb02) (RGA) 01659.0 TFT: Hornafjoerdur Radio 2006 USB E/Vern gale-warning (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 01677.0 EJM: Malinhead CG 2035 USB E navigational warning # 243 (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 01677.0 EJM: Malinhead CG 2035 USB E navigational warning #243 (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 01677.0 OFK: Turku Radio 0234 USB E nav. warn. // 1638, 2810 (11 Feb 02)(HPT) 01725.0 LGQ: Rogaland Radio 2315 USB E/Norw. wx, // 6507, 8749 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 01725.0 LGQ: Rogaland Radio 2315 USB E/Norw. wx, // 6507, 8749 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 01728.0 LGN: Bergen Radio 2204 USB E/Norw. repetition of gale- warning # 2 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 01728.0 LGN: Bergen Radio 2204 USB E/Norw. repetition of gale-warning # 2 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 01752.0 EJK: Valentia CG: 2033 USB E wx, tfc-list (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 01758.0 OXJ: Torshavn Radio 2035 USB E/Vern repetition of navigational warning // 1641 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 01767.0 Milford Haven CG: 2216 USB E gale-warning (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 01785.0 LGZ: Farsund Radio 2211 USB E/Norw. gale-warning (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 01794.0 Stettin Radio: POL 2157.0 USB navigational warnings in EE/POL (27/02) PP1 01852.0 IPP: Palermo Radio 1938 I/E wx-bulletin // 2632 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 01888.0 IAR: Rome Radio 1935 I/E wx-bulletin (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 01925.0 ICB: Genua Radio 1940 I/E wx-bulletin (should be Livorno transmitter) // 2642 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 01982.4 : Russian Military/Navy(?) 36-50/75/160 Off air between single msgs. Not parallel to 1620.5. Appears to have ACF=63. (25Feb02) (RGA) 02182.0 9HD: Malta Radio 2103 USB E QSY 2625 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 Aberdeen: cg ann msi G USB 02-03-02 19,18 (BvR) 02182.0 CROSS Corsen: 0303 USB F QSY 1650 (11 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 Cross Corsen: FF ann F USB 02-03-02 18,34 (BvR) 02182.0 Cross Corsen: FF ann meteo F USB 19-02-02 18,16 (BvR) 02182.0 EAC: Tarifa radio ann tfc lst E USB 19-02-02 19,33 (BvR) 02182.0 EAF: Finisterre/ La Coruna radio ann nav wrng 1764/1698khz E USB 02-03-02 19,03 (BvR) 02182.0 EAO: Palma radio ann tfc lst on 1755 E USB 19-02-02 19,30 (BvR) 02182.0 EJK: Valentia cg radio ann nav wrng 1752khz IRL USB 02-03-02 18,34 (BvR) 02182.0 EJK: Valentia cg ww EING qsy 1752/2045 khz IRL USB 02-03-02 18,09 (BvR) 02182.0 EJK: Valentia cg radio ann nav wrng IRL USB 19-02-02 18,34 (BvR) 02182.0 EJK: Valentia CG: 2033 USB E QSY 1752 (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 EJM: Malinhead CG: 2033 USB E QSY 1677 (28 Feb 02)(HPT) Pagina 283 WUN-v08 02182.0 Falmouth cg: ann MSI on 2226khz G USB 21-02-02 05,40 (BvR) 02182.0 Humber CG: 2111 USB E QSY 2226 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 IAR: Rome radio ann nav wrng 1888khz I USB 21-02-02 05,34 (BvR) 02182.0 IAR: Rome Radio E/I 1935 QSY 1888 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 ICB: Genua Radio E/I QSY 1925, 2642 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 IDC: Cagliari Radio 1937 & 1945 E/I QSY 2680, 2719 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 IPB/IPC: Bari and Crotone Radio 1937 E/I QSY 2579, 2663 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 IPP/IQH: Palermo & Naples Radio 1938 QSY 1852, 2632 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 IQA/IDF: Augusta & Messina Radio 2037 E/I QSY 2789, 2628 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 IQX: Trieste Radio 1736 USB E/I QSY 1855, 2624, 2656 (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 Jersey radio: ann wx on 1655?khz G USB 02-03-02 18,44 (BvR) 02182.0 LGL: Floroe radio ann gale wrng 1667?khz NOR USB 02-03-02 18,40 (BvR) 02182.0 LGN: Bergen radio "no tfc for foreign ships NOR USB 21-02-02 05,33 (BvR) 02182.0 LGN: Bergen Radio 2204 USB E/Norw. QSY 1728 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 LGQ: Rogaland Radio 2315 USB E/Nor QSY 1725 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 LGQ: Rogaland radio ann gale wrng on 1692 NOR USB 19-02-02 19,55 (BvR) 02182.0 LGT: Tjoeme radio ann nav wrng NOR USB 21-02-02 06,04 (BvR) 02182.0 LGZ: Farsund Radio 2211 USB E/Norw. QSY 1785 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 LGZ: Farsund radio ann gale wrng on 1758 NOR USB 21-02-02 05,18 (BvR) 02182.0 Milford Haven CG: 2216 USB E QSY 1767 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 MV Expresso Venecia: clg Bari radio INT USB 02-03-02 18,46 (BvR) 02182.0 OFK: Turku Radio 0233 USB E QSY (11 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 OST: Ostend radio ann nav wrng BEL USB 02-03-02 18,33 (BvR) 02182.0 OST: Ostend radio ann nav wrng BEL USB 19-02-02 18,33 (BvR) 02182.0 OXJ: Torshavn Radio 2034 USB E QSY 1641, 1758 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 OXZ: Lyngby radio ann nav wrng on 1758khz DNK USB 02-03-02 19,03 (BvR) 02182.0 OXZ: Lyngby radio ww V2AG qsy to 2102/1758khz DNK USB 02-03-02 18,13 (BvR) 02182.0 OXZ: Lyngby radio ann 1704 DNK USB 19-02-02 18,33 (BvR) 02182.0 OXZ: Lyngby radio ann nav wrng 1658 2586 1704 1734khz DNK USB 21-02-02 05,33 (BvR) 02182.0 SDJ: Stockholm radio ann gale wrng on whf and mf SWE USB 19-02-02 19,33 (BvR) 02182.0 SPB: Szczecin radio ann nav wrng 1754 POL USB 21-02-02 06,00 (BvR) 02182.0 SPC: Gdynia radio ann 1692khz POL USB 21-02-02 05,33 (BvR) 02182.0 SPC: Gdynia radio ann POL USB 19-02-01 19,33 (BvR) 02182.0 Stornoway CG: 2110 USB E QSY 1743 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 TFT: Hornafjoerdur Radio 2006 USB E/Vern QSY 1659 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 Turku radio: ann FNL USB 02-03-02 18,33 (BvR) 02182.0 VCM: St. Anthony cg radio ann CAN USB 21-02-01 06,10 (BvR) 02182.0 VCO: Sydney cg radio ann gale wrng CAN USB 21-02-02 06,35 (BvR) 02187.5 ---: GMDSS ALERT CHANNEL 2340 DSC 100/E/170 5 pkts thru 2359z - 1 Safety, 4 illegals (22/Feb)(DW) 02206.5 : CIS Military 1937 81-81/81/240 Cipher. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02226.0 Humber CG: 2112 USB E wx (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 02238.4 : CIS Military 1955 81-81/81/480 Cipher. (25Feb02) (RGA) 02463.0 IDR: Roma Radio Naval, Italia 21:10 RTTY 75 Bds Test tape "IGJ41/IGJ42/IGJ43/IDR2/IDR3 /IDR8" then at 2135 ""IGJ41/IGJ42/IGJ43/IDR2/IDR3 /IDR8 qsl 0215 int qru" 26Feb02 (SP1) 02474.0 PBC: Goeree Island Radio Naval, Nederland 19:20 utc RTTY 75 Bds Channel Status "02A 04B 06A 08A 12B 17A 22X PBC" 27Feb02 (SP1) Pagina 284 WUN-v08 02500.0 WWVH: F.Collins Time Standard 1029 AM ID. Most clear I have ever heard. Very good signal. (03 Mar 02) (LC) 02517.0 OVG: Danish Navy Fredrikshavn 1940 UNID/75/160 Wkg OVW(?). Opchat in handsent morse. 1 cipher message passed. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02538.0 ZFHL: CIS Military-prob Ukraine 1949 CW 2K3K de ZFHL QTC 663 52 21 2134 663 = 697 = GSXZD KPBSD hBBMD...WAPTP (21050). Repeats msg. ends AR. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02579.0 IPB: Bari Radio 1937 I/E wx-bulletin // 2663 ID as Bari (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02608.4 FUO: FN Toulon FRA 2003 RTTY/75/850 Usual tests. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02618.5 GYA: Royal Navy Northwood G 2324 FAX/120/576 Wind chart. (09-03-02) (AB) 02624.0 IQX: Trieste Radio 1736 USB I/E navigational warnings // 2656 (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 02625.0 9HD: Malta RAdio 2103 USB E navs, wx, tfc-list (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 02628.0 IQA: Augusta Radio 2038 I/E navigational warnings // 2789 ID as Palermo Radio (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02630.0 DAO: Kiel Radio 2038 cw, cq + Digitals (09 Feb 02)(HPT) 02632.0 IQH: Naples Radio 1938 I/E wx-bulletin // 1852 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02642.0 ICB: Genua Radio 1940 I/E wx-bulletin // 1925 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02656.0 IQX: Trieste Radio 1736 USB I/E navigational warnings // 2624 (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 02657.0 ???: Unid Marine Station, 01:25 utc USB Traffic in Portugues, many stations on this frequency (18Feb02) (SP1) 02663.0 IPC: Crotone Radio 1937 I/E wx-bulletin // 2579 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02670.0 CG Group Ft Macon: (NC): 0018 USB w/MIB for North Carolina coastal locations. (8/MAR/02) (RP3) 02677.0 Cross Corsen: France 07:20 USB Wx in french for Atlantic and Channel 07Mar02 (SP1) 02677.0 Cross Gris-Nez: France 07:35 USB Wx in french for Channel Qrm with Cross Corsen 07Mar02 (SP1) 02677.0 Cross La Garde Mediterranee: , France 17:50 USB Wx in french for Mediterranean sea 07Mar02 (SP1) 02680.0 IDC: Cagliari Radio 1937 & 1945 I/E wx-bulletin // 2719 ID as Bari Radio at both times, mysteries of remote control? (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02686.0 HZ9C: Russian Military Bcast 2006 CW HZ9C QTC 640 25 21 2300 640 = 687 = FIFAE PUQKJ HVOPJ...UHaSD WAPWW (21022) AR. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02719.0 IZN: Porto Torres Radio 1937 & 1945 I/E wx-bulletin from Cagliari Radio, ID as Bari Radio at both times, mysteries of remote control? 02719.0 IZN: Porto Torres Radio 1937 & 1945 I/E wx-bulletin from Cagliari Radio, ID as Bari Radio at both times, mysteries of remote control? 27/Frb/02 (HPT) 02719.0 IZN: Porto Torros Radio ITA 2012 USB Wx data in EE and Italian. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02720.0 SPS: Witowo Radio 2005 USB E/Pol YL, ID, no tfc (14 Feb 02)(HPT) 02737.6 RETL: Navy Madrid SPA 2014 RTTY/100/840 Wx forecasts in Spanish then into cipher. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02769.0 RUZT: Russian Warship 2021 CW Receipts some sort of weather data from unid station on freq. 'RUZT R 165 K'. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02780.0 : CIS Military 2023 81-81/81/230 Cipher; breakout to 81 revs; Diffy revs; opchat; having difficulty going green. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02789.0 IDF: Messina Radio 2038 I/E navigational warnings // 2628 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02810.0 OFK: Turku Radio 0234 USB E nav. warn. // 1638, 1677 (11 Feb 02)(HPT) 02815.0 MTI: RN Plymouth, GB 00:40 RTTY 75 Bds Test tape "02 02A MTI" 09Mar02 (SP1) 02840.7 DBJM: German cg vessel "verbindung ist immer wieder gestoert, Pagina 285 02840.7 03029.7 03029.7 03137.0 03172.5 03217.0 03264.0 03264.4 03337.6 03390.0 03413.0 03420.0 03485.0 03543.0 03580.3 03590.0 03673.0 03737.0 03740.0 03764.5 03768.5 03782.0 03855.0 03855.0 03899.2 04024.0 04042.0 04045.5 04181.5 04214.0 04214.0 04214.0 04253.0 04271.0 WUN-v08 habe antwort nicht lesen koennen" at 0837z s/off INT ARQ 100 23-02-02 08,33 (BvR) German CG: opr chat with unid vessel D ARQ 100 11-02-02 17,54 (BvR) Unid: German CG sc fmko a few lines of opr-chat but no id monitored D ARQ 100 23-02-02 07,47 (BvR) Unid: German CG sc fmpb no joy D ARQ 100 23-02-02 07,46 (BvR) Offutt: USAF SCOPE Command-ALE 1329 USB / working an unknown station in voice. (12March2002) (Midwest USA) IMB1: Rome Meteo ITA 2005 RTTY/50/850 Synop UKIY02 LIIB 251800. (25Feb02) (RGA) PXMD: Russian Military 2200 CW Bcast msg to collective TMLG QTC 558 59 26 0052 558 = 448 = HTANh MMMMM...(Ends) ZLNYO WYPTY = 848. Repeats message. (Ends) AR. (25Feb02) (RGA) SAB: Goteborg Radio, Sweden 07:05 CW marker "SAB SAB SAB..." 08Mar02 (SP1) UAC: Russia CW + marker 2345-"UAC" 8/Mar/02 (S) FDC: Metz French Air Forces, France 18:25 utc CW marker "vvv vvv vvv de fdc ar" 12Mar02 (SP1) MGJ: RN Base Clyde Faslane SCO 2054 RTTY/75/850 CARBs. Sick transmitter. (10Mar02) (RGA) EIP: Shannon Volmet 1820 USB E ID, Volmet (02 Mar 02)(HPT) : Unid 2057 USB Analogue enciphered voice. Males. Short FSK setup string in audio channel on 'overs'. Probably fishermen. (10Mar02) (RGA) VFG: Gander Volmet 2053 USB E Volmet (31 Jan 02)(HPT) : Russian Military 2059 RUS-75/75/240 Cipher. (10Mar02) (RGA) : CIS Military 2101 81-81/81/1000 Probably a DFSK system with the B channel idle, hence silly offset and shift. (10Mar02) (RGA) : NATO Air Defence System 2105 LINK-11/1364/USB Not continuous as usually seen. (10Mar02) (RGA) Dutch Coast Guards: Netherland 21:40 USB Avurnav in Dutch 07Mar02 (SP1) UIW: KalininingradRadio RUS 2107 CW Wx forecasts in RR. (10Mar02) (RGA) LZW: Varna Radio 1810 USB E tfc-list // 19782 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) PBB: RNethN Den Helder NLD 2109 RTTY/75/850 CARBs. (10Mar02) (RGA) FDC: Air Metz FRA 2110 CW Marker (10Mar02) (RGA) CTP: PN Lisbon POR 2113 RTTY/75/850 QSXs. Never seen in traffic. (10Mar02) (RGA) DDH3: HAMBURG MET 1600 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sfc analysis - fuzzy (28/Feb)(DW) DDH3: HAMBURG MET 2150 FAX 120/576/N/800 End of 48hr wave prediction chart. 1000z sfc analysis, fuzzy. (19/Feb)(DW) Unid: FF PARIS 2321 ARQ/342 200/E/400 8rc. 2 chan tdm. Chans A: B:betas. 2326z Chan B: opchat "recu ton nr004 okokok zczc fdxb001//fdxb002//fdxb003//" then "pp RFFSBIA" and "RFFT" (15/Feb)(DW) Un-ID: French Mil 20.10 ARQ-E 72/400 Idling with alphas (06Feb02). (PT) : Unid Russian 2019 CW Ends 5LG msg with BDKZK K (25th 80 groups) K. Only one accented letter used '"' (.-.-) Wierd! (25Feb02) (RGA) French Fishermen: 22:05 utc USB Qso ships to ships 12Mar02 (SP1) TCIM: MV Konya 19.30 ARQ Tfc in Turkish, mentions Antwerp (30Jan02). (PT) idr2: I Navy Rom 1655 rtty 75/850 availability 29-Jan-02 (wp3) ZSC: Capetown R 0933 fec Wx // 12601.0 & 16816.0 (21/Feb/02) (RH2) ZSC: Capetown R 1730 fec Wx & Wave Heights etc (10/Feb/02) (RH2) TAH: Istanbul Radio 2047 cw, de tah qsx 4 mhz ch 3 4 8 (01 Feb 02)(HPT) FUJ: FN Noumea 1230 RTTY 150/850 w/RYs SGs DE FUJ, rest of Pagina 286 04295.0 04310.0 04347.0 04375.0 04378.0 04396.5 04405.0 04408.0 04424.4 04424.4 04424.4 04425.0 04432.5 04438.0 04440.0 04440.0 04444.7 04445.9 04460.0 04465.0 04469.1 04505.0 04525.0 04525.4 04553.0 04566.4 04610.0 04620.0 04620.0 04700.0 04700.0 04718.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 WUN-v08 tape looked garbled, prev copied @ 75 bd (10Feb02) (ML2) FUE: Ny Brest 2148 ITA-2 FAAA, testing (09 Feb 02)(HPT) RRR34: Moskva-1 Radio RUS 2027 ARQ+kyky+morseID. (25Feb02) (RGA) SAB: Goeteborg Radio 2235 cw, sab + SITOR (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 221: Poss Chinese Mil 1536 ALE/USB Sounds. (03-03-02) (IB) HEB 14: Bern Radio, Switzerland 19:15 utc USB Traffic list (16Feb02) (SP1) QR2U: Slovak Air Force Base Trencin 2030 MORSE/--/600 KP6F. (25Feb02) (RGA) TAH: Istanbul Radio 1802 USB E/Turk. wx // 8812, 13128 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) OXZ: Lyngby Radio 2111 USB E/Dan. tfc-list // 8740, 13116 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) DHJ58: German navy Glucksburg dhj58/14/15 rgfbpg g22a 671 dhj58 zkr p2 dhj58/14/15 rgfbpg g22a 671 sgsgsgsgsg dhj58 zkr p2 nnnn at 19,32z "mk 36 mines you can carry" D BAUD 75 10-03-02 18,54 (BvR) DHJ58: GN GLUCKSBURG 1735 RTTY 75/N/850 Periodic (Ev 2 mins) marker "DHJ58/14/15 rgfbpg g22a 570 ry's or sg's DHJ58 zkr p2 nnnn" then tfc in EE re exercise Strong Resolve 02 in S Baltic and in offline encrypt. (09/Mar)(DW) DHJ58: GN Glcksburg GER 1645 RTTY/75/850 Bcast G22A. Exercise Strong Resolve 02 messages. (10Mar02) (RGA) DHJ 58: Glncksburg/Saterland-Ramsloh Radio Naval, Germany 22:40 utc RTTY 75 Bds Test tape "DHJ 58/14/15 RGFBPG G22A 48 5 RYRYRYRYRYRY DHJ 58 ZKR P2 NNNN" 08Mar02 (SP1) Unid: UK? EE comms simplex? Only one male was audible fisherman, pirates? USB 10-03-02 18,47 (BvR) Unid: 75bd 250hz no acf 75 10-03-02 18,45 (BvR) FRS7329: Unid 2033 CW Heavily accented handsent. Repeats callsign many times. Ends AR and gone. (25Feb02) (RGA) Unid: Nato ships link11 INT LINK11 10-03-02 18,44 (BvR) Unid: 75bd 75hz no acf 75 10-03-02 18,36 (BvR) Unid: 75bd 75hz no acf 75 10-03-02 18,38 (BvR) Unid: voice, AM 01:05 tu Message with letters "YJRKNANYADBJUVPOPYMYYNEM..." Any idea ???? 09Mar02 (SP1) Unid: 75bd 200hz 75 10-03-02 18,41 (BvR) QF: unid ship 0656 rtty 75/700 with exercise tfc "strong resolve" in the baltics 10-mar-2002 (wp3) U1A633: Unid 0935 ALE/USB [AMD ok ok ok]. Net: U1A633 LQS633 AYF633 K04JY5 K04J85 K03Y16 QHJ122 TIM0X4 3W4234 2T2814 E1WE01. (24-02-02) (IB) 5ST: ASECNA Antan 1750 rtty 100/400 Wx codes (03/Feb/02) (RH2) 5ST: ASECNA Antan 1720 rtty 100/400 Wx groups (04/Jan/02) (RH2 KO7V: Lithuanian Military Net 2314 ALE/USB Sounds. (02Mar02) (RGA) VCT: GW NODE NEWFOUNDLAND 2120 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "VCT" then wkng ship (5289.4 kHz) in Globedata (21/Feb)(DW) GYA: Royal Navy Northwood G 2324 FAX/120/576 Wind chart. (09-03-02) (AB) Bravo Foxtrot: USB working various single-letter c/s on 4620 USB at 0438. Poss USN alligator net. 16/Feb/02 (TS) Bravo Foxtrot: working various single-letter c/s on 4620 USB at 0438. Poss USN alligator net. 16/Feb/02 (TS) BML: M82 North Korean Army 1300 CW vvv jvg jvg jvg de bml bml qsa 5 qsa? 5t8 (R2) qtc nr 5t8 24 9 t226 22tt 497 845 = 183t4 93t23...[Ends] sk sk. (26-02-02) (IB) BML: M82 North Korean Army 1430 CW vvv jvg jvg jvg de bml bml qsa 3 qsa? qtc 587 (R2) qtc nr 587 27 21 t226 233t 745 218 = 99527 96389... [Ends] sk sk. (26-02-02) (IB) Kinloss Rescue: 0155 USB w/Rescue 13 in radio checks. (9/FEB/02) (RP3) 100460:Rch-735Y C-5 70-0460 0132 ALE/USB Wkg CEF (Westover) ALE+VOICE working Casino Royale for PP to WX + PP to next dest (07Mar02) (SA) 150006: C-5 85-0006 022 ALE/USB Sounds (05Mar02) (SA) 190021: Rch-6021 C-5 69-0021 0648 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE Pagina 287 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04721.0 04724.0 04724.0 04742.0 04863.0 04925.0 04950.0 04991.7 05008.0 05090.0 05115.0 05159.0 05159.0 05159.2 05180.0 05180.0 05180.0 05180.0 05180.0 05180.0 05184.0 05211.0 05211.0 05257.4 05277.0 05289.4 05293.0 05310.0 WUN-v08 (19Feb02) (SA) 250102: Rch-801T C-17 95-0102 0718 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (Croughton) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) AR complete next dest 1215Z HESH (Sharm El Sheikh Egypt) (11Mar02) (SA) 270041: Rch-794Y C-17 97-0041 1654 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) pass msg to EDDF (Frankfurt) inb 1830Z req van to transfer 3 persons+ flight medical gear to Ramstein (21Feb02) (SA) 538029: USAF 1853z TWS 538029 15/mar/02 (s) AF9: VC-25A 92-9000 0942 ALE/USB Sounds (12Mar02) (SA) E30560:Shuck-92 E-3B 75-0560 0833 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (Croughton) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8,3126987788NNNN( Maniac Control Bangor) very broken (08Mar02) (SA) Andrews Global: GHFS 0841 USB / with an EAM. Simulcast on 6712.0 and 8992.0 kHz USB. (18Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) CROUGHTON: ANDREWS AFB Remote GBR 2036 USB 28-char EAM (R4OXW2). (Love the way they pronounce the name of the place!) (25Feb02) (RGA) Ascot 1010: 0311 USB calling Architect w/no response. (25/FEB/02) (RP3) FDC: 16:45 in SSB i have this test ""Ceci est une émission 12/Mar/02 (SP1) 0000210001: Greek Net 2137- TWS 0000210001 14/Mar/02 (S) LAB: Unid 2229 ALE/USB Sounds. 17Mar02) (RGA) RFFVAY: Sarajevo, B&H 21.26 ARQ-M2 200/400 Ch A: flight info to RFFVY on FKWB cct. Ch B: No tfc (15Febo2). (PT) : Russian Military 2111 81-81/81/240 Cipher. (05Mar02) (RGA) UNID: 0200z 15/Mar/02 (S) RES: Romanian MIL/MoI Resita, ROU 2250 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling BU2 (15Mar02) (LDO) 4XZ: Haifa Radio Naval, Israel 19:50 utc CW Marker "vvv de 4xz ==" 13Mar02 (SP1) 4XZ: Ny Haifa 2335 cw, vvv (10 Feb 02)(HPT) FDC: Metz French Air Forces, France 20:25 RTTY 50 Bds Test tape "Test de FDY voyez le brick geant que j'examine pres du wharf ryryryryryry..." 26Feb02 (SP1) Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 1006 USB / working MVs Liberty Star & Freedom Star for STS-109 launch. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 1015 USB / with a signal check to King One for STS-109 launch support. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) DoD Cape: 0941 USB / working King Two for STS-109 launch support. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) DoD Cape: 1100 USB / working USS Boone for STS-109 launch. Gave 282.8 MHz. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) DoD Cape: 1105 USB / wkg King One for STS-109 launch support. Gave 125.90 MHz. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) MV Liberty Star: SRB recovery vessel 1135 USB / ending comms with DoD Cape after STS-109 launch at 1122Z. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) Unid: RTTY 50 Bds 14:40 utc 12Mar02 (SP1) WGY908 (NCS): FEMA-Denver, Colorado 2353 LSB / working AAV7AE in the net on F-11 for the NECN. (06March2002) (Midwest USA) WGY912 (NCS): FEMA-Mount Weather, VA 0031 USB / wkg WWJ85O (USCG Aux.-MI) in the net on F-11 for the NECN. 07March2002) (Midwest USA) FDI8: FAF NICE 2035 RTTY 50/N/400 Marker "Test de FDI8 voyez le brick figs ry's" (28/Feb)(DW) Panther: (DEA, Nassau Bahamas): 0312 USB w/CG 13C (H-60 # 6013, CGAS Clearwater, deployed) in radio check. CG 13C switching to secondary (id as Foxtrot) freq. Noted on 7657. (28/FEB/02) (RP3) ---: SHIP UNID 2122 GLOBEDATA wkng VCT on 4566.4 kHz. (21/Feb)(DW) AWC: Calcutta Air 1250 RTTY 50/400 AFTN tfc & svc msg to Dhaka, cct EDA, spurious emission copied on 5295.7 (08Feb02) (ML2) Q3K: Unid: station, 20:10 utc USB Frequency control with Y213A Pagina 288 05327.0 05327.0 05327.0 05327.0 05376.5 05385.0 05399.0 05399.6 05399.6 05450.0 05474.5 05505.0 05545.0 05547.0 05547.0 05547.0 05589.0 05600.0 05616.0 05616.0 05658.0 05658.0 05680.0 05680.0 05680.0 05684.0 05684.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 WUN-v08 26Feb02 (SP1) ZB5A: 1914 USB/ALE wkg ZT5A AMD SUPRATAU (30Jan02) (IS) ZT5A: 1939 USB/ALE wkg ZB5A AMDAR VEIKIA TELEFONINIS RYSYS (30Jan02) (IS) ZT5A: Prob Lithuanian Net 2026 ALE/USB Calls ZB5A who responds. (11Mar02) (RGA) ZT5A: Prob Lithuanian Net 2343 ALE/USB Calls ZB5A. (17Mar02) (RGA) OST23: OOSTENDE RADIO 2030 fec 100/E/170 Tfc list. (28/Feb)(DW) FRT: UNID British MIL , G? 2052 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) AAR1HG: (MARS station): 0223 USB calling AEM3UAA w/no response. (8/MAR/02) (RP3) Gantsec: (CG Greater Antilles Section, PR): 0109 USB w/Striker 33 (8/MAR/02) (RP3) Striker 24: 0240 USB calling Gantsec. Confirms this freq as 3C16. (10FEB/02) (RP3) RAF Volmet: GB 08:50 USB wx in english 23Feb02 (SP1) Apache/ Wolfpack: US Army 1910 USB / Talking of mines etc. (08/Mar/2002) (Terry Ford UK) EIP: Shannon Volmet 1620 USB E ID, Volmet // 8957, 13264 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) : Unid CIS 2125 DFSK/RUS-75/MORSE/800 5FGs in chan B morse. (05Mar02) (RGA) EVA 606: with position report and SELCAL check (AE-DQ) via San Francisco ARINC in USB at 0550Z. 22/Feb/02 (CR) New Zealand 15: requests flight level 320 via San Francisco ARINC in USB at 0643Z. 22/Feb/(CR) Reach 6029: at 1459Z - REACH 6029 with position and altitude report to San Francisco ARINC. 22/Feb/02 (CR) El Al ldoc: Hebrew comms with unid plane, wx report for Brussels ISR USB 11-02-02 19,10 (BvR) 113: M40 1304 CW Also 141. vvv cq 113,141 (rptd) vvv cq141 cq141 cq141 hr hr 21 21 = =t8748 91t92 4218t 19123 5354t 84535 19t59 17518 42257 411*9 59487 8245t t1185 98t71 96311 6522t 58339 t7187 43t78 154t9 11t7t ar ar rpt rpt. (06-03-02) (IB) 271B: Unid 1332 ALE/USB Wkg 274B. (10-03-02) (IB) Shanwick Aero: 0127 USB E wkg. American 107 (11 Feb 02)(HPT) Bombay Aero: 0015 USB E wkg. Indonesia 7203 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) Karachi Aero: 0007 USB E wkg. Lufthansa 761 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) GFF: Kinloss Rescue 1411 USB E wkg. Rescue 169 (04 Feb 02)(HPT) Gluecksburg Rescue: 1406 USB E r/ch with DRAQ (02 Feb 02)(HPT) Kinloss Rescue: 0152 USB w/Rescue 13 (unheard). (10/FEB/02) (RP3) CRONPR: USAF Croughton, G 0917 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (24Feb02) (LDO) CWL92: RAF Cranwell GBR Aircraft 1349 USB Wkg MKH5/RAF Cranwell on AEO training net. Posn 5318N/00020W 1350z. Leaving FL350 for FL50 and below. (05Feb02) (RGA) Aircraft 5003: (unidentified): 0405 USB w/Camslant in radio check. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) Camslant Chesapeake: 0105 w/CG 2134 (HU-25A,CGAS Miami) in radio check & w/CG 2105 (HU-25D,CGAS Cape Cod) securing radio guard. (21/FEB/02) (RP3) Camslant Chesapeake: 0220 USB w/CG 6011 (H-60, CGAS Elizabeth City) and T2Y (on law enforcement mission) in radio checks. Also tried to contact Reach 101Q w/no response. (28/FEB/02) (RP3) Camslant Chesapeake: 0245 USB w/CG 1716 (HC-130H7 CGAS Sacramento) closing out radio guard. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) Camslant Chesapeake: 2355 USB w/CG 1706 (HC-130H7 CGAS Clearwater) in radio checks. (5/FEB/02) (RP3) Camslant: 0255 USB w/CG 13C (HH-60 # 6013, CGAS Clearwater) who reports arrival at Papa 9 (unlocated) and securing radio guard. (13/FEB/02) (RP3) CAMSLANT: Wkg CG 6020 0110 USB Providing unk airport Pagina 289 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05696.0 05697.0 05697.0 05708.0 05708.0 05708.0 05708.0 05708.0 05708.0 05708.0 05708.0 05711.0 05711.0 05711.0 05711.0 WUN-v08 information including "ambulance will be waiting." Also advises 6020 to go to 8.983 to improve communications. (07Mar02) (MTG) CG 2135: (HU-25C+, CGAS Miami): 0225 USB w/Camslant reporting they are on final approach to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and closing down radio guard. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) CG 6020: Wkg CAMSLANT Chesapeake 0103 USB Passes position report. (07Mar02) (MTG) CG 6036: at 0631Z - COAST GUARD 6036 (HH-60J, CGAS Kodiak) advises COMSTA Kodiak on short final Homer and will advise when airborne. 22/Feb/02 (CR) CG Group Key West: 0351 USB w/CG 40C (HH-60J CGAS Clearwater) releasing 40C to RTB if there are no further targets of interest (TOI).(22/FEB/02) (RP3) CG1719: Wkg CAMSLANT 0057 USB Also 6012 2104 2118 2105 Clg Flt-Ops and Pos rep. (05-03-02) (MF) ComSta Kodiak: 0335 USB w/CG 1707 in position report. (22/FEB/02) (RP3) ComSta Kodiak: 0350 USB informing Air Force Rescue 471 (probable HC-130-not heard) that another aircraft will be airborne in 20 minutes. (22/FEB/02) (RP3) Gantsec: 0259 USB w/position report from checkpoint Devil. Gantsec tells Striker 24 to contact Shark 27 (probably USCGC Vigorous, WMEC-927, homeport Cape May NJ-deployed) on UHF freq 340.35. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) R1F: Wkg CAMSLANT Chesapeake 0100 USB In rc with Camslant. (07Mar02) (MTG) Striker 24: (unidentified helo): 0211 USB calling Gantsec (CG Greater Antilles Section, PR) w/no response. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) Striker 24: 0236 USB w/Gantsec reporting no joy contacting Sea Witch on this freq. Gantsec tells Striker 24 to try him on freq 3C16. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) CG: 2/21/02 i caught cg with air force rescue 103/104.0 vessel national star RTB anchorage with P J, s on board will pick up pj s at anchorage 23/Fb/02 (TS) Rescue 103: 2/21/02 i caught cg with air force rescue 103/104.0 vessel national star RTB anchorage with P J, s on board will pick up pj s at anchorage (TS) 170033: Rch-777Y C-5 87-0033 1821 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE for PP to Usafe Metro for WX at LEMO (Moron) AT 2030z (21Feb02) (SA) 190017: C-5 69-0017 0423 ALE/USB Sounds (19Feb02) (SA) 190021: Rch-6021 C-5 69-0021 1809 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE + VOICE for PP to DSN 312-837-1110 (Travis) no more heard (20Feb02) (SA) 290063: C-18 99-0063 0252 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (Croughton) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main) inb your station frag-1.10 A2 300Lbs loose cargo 1 pax (12Mar02) (SA) 290066: Rch-9166 C-17 99-0166 0645 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (Andrews) ALE + VOICE for PP to DSN 698-7788 (Bangor) Maniac Cntrl for the status of Raid-82 "Taxiing as we speak" (24Feb02) (SA) 290068: Rch-802T C-17 99-0168 0146 ALE/USB Wkg PLA (Lajes) ALE+VOICE trying to raise Hilda E (11Mar02) (SA) 290167:Rch-805 C-17 99-0167 2212 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (Croughton) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD9942382NNN (????c/p) patch failed after 30 seconds (08Mar02) (SA) Andrews: USAF 0606 USB / with a phone patch for Reach 4060. (28Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 0340 USB / working MV Freedom Star for STS-109 launch support. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) DoD: 0927 USB / working MV Liberty Star for STS-109 launch support. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) DoD: 1023 USB / working MV Liberty Star for STS-109 launch support. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) DoD: 1122 USB / with the ten second countdown of the STS-109 launch. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) Pagina 290 WUN-v08 05711.0 MV Freedom Star: SRB recovery vessel 0438 USB / working MV Liberty Star (WRPH) for STS-109 launch support. (28Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 05711.0 MV Liberty Star: 1132 USB / giving DoD the two SRBs locations in the ocean. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) 05850.0 OXT: Copenhagen Meteo DNK 0026 FAX/120/576 Ice chart. (10-03-02) (AB) 06145.0 Unid: "Free Zimbabwe R" 1615 AM New London based pirate broadcasting to S Africa! (31/Jan/02) (RH2) 06290.0 211: M40 1432 CW Also 432. vvv cq 211,432..vvv cq432 cq432 cq432..hr hr 21 21 = =52633 9219t 32885 97396 39369 79t22 251t4 6278t t91t4 81435 11459 t129t 69274 18382 238tt 84536 76892 67t83 515t2 4176t 98t83 ar ar rpt rpt. (06-03-02) (IB) 06335.5 DHJ-59 (German Navy, Wilhelmshaven): 2230 USB w/unidentified German Navy vessel in RTTY & voice traffic. (6/FEB/02) (RP3) 06357.0 SAA: KarlskronaRadio SWE 1752 CW QSX marker. (25Feb02) (RGA) 06393.5 UDK: Murmansk Radio 1730 Baudot 50/170 QSS 521.5, 3740,6393.5, 13050, navigational warnings // 13050 (08 Feb 02)(HPT) 06411.0 VIE: GW Darwin 1240 CW id & tuning bursts (11Feb02) (ML2) 06495.5 Unid: FAPSI 1808 Crowd36 40bd (04/Feb/02) (RH2) 06507.0 LGN30: Rogaland Radio 2316 USB E/Norw wx, // 1725, 8749 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 06510.0 205: Poss Chinese Mil 1004 ALE/USB Wkg 225. (13-03-02) (IB) 06532.0 ---: FLIGHT 612669 2236 HFDL on usb. Downlink msg LABEL80 Aircrew addressed downlink (20/Feb)(DW) 06532.0 ---: FLIGHT LH8604 2228 HFDL on usb. Air psn 47.55N 15.25E 2245 48.43N 12.45E (20/Feb)(DW) 06532.0 007: ARINC SHANNON 2226 HFDL on usb. Squitters. (20/Feb)(DW) 06550.0 ARAB12: Romanian MOI Arad, ROU 1045 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, LQAs to MIRB12 [=Miercurea-Ciuc] (03Feb02) (LDO) 06550.0 CG01: Dutch Coastguard plane 01 clg PBWW, customs ship Zeevalk no joy at 16,45z contact was made, tlks abt fishingboats AIR USB 17-02-02 16,36 (BvR) 06550.0 MIRB12: Romanian MOI Miercurea-Ciuc, ROU 1045 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, LQAs to ARAB12 [=Arad] (03Feb02) (LDO) 06604.0 VFG: Gander Volmet 2052 USB E Volmet (31 Jan 02)(HPT) 06604.0 WSY70: New York Volmet 2101 USB E Volmet (31 Jan 02)(HPT) 06643.2 ---: UNID 0816 ARQ/E 192/E/170 4rc. Betas. Weak, poor sync. (10/Mar)(DW) 06676.0 Bangkok Volmet: 1140 USB Presumed. Fast, somewhat garbled voice. (03 Mar 02) (LC) 06676.0 Sydney Volmet: 1000 USB OM annc has American voice. (02 Mar 02) (LC) 06676.0 VJN385: Sydney Volmet 1900 USB E Volmet // 11387 (08 Feb 02)(HPT) 06679.0 Auckland Volmet: 1050 USB (03 Mar 02) (LC) 06679.0 Honolulu Radio VOLMET: (KVM70) with aero wx observations in USB at 0555Z. 22/Feb/02 (CR) 06679.0 Honolulu Volmet: 1030 USB IDs as either Honolulu Volmet Radio or Honolulu Radio. (03 Mar 02) (LC) 06679.0 Tokyo Volmet: 1012 USB YL annc w/British accent. (02 Mar 02) (LC) 06683.0 Andrews: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 0335 USB / working SAM 60204 (a USAF C-20B # 86-0204) on F-731. (02March2002) (Midwest USA) 06694.0 Halifax Military: 0220 USB w/Gonzo 6 (Dash-8, Winnepeg) in pp w/Greenwood Ops w/arrival information. Asks for wx at Greenwood and Halifax. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) 06697.0 HEADLINER: 28-char EAM 0506 USB TWM73D slightly trailing ANDREWS' GHFS bcst of same, and simulcasting same on at least 8992.0 with nothing heard on any ZULU freq or 11244.0. (11 Mar 02) (JH) 06697.0 HEADLINER: EAM Bcast 0514 USB TWM73D. H+14/h+44 activity. (11 Mar 02) (JH) 06697.0 MKL: (RAF Kinloss): 0230 USB w/U8R in radio checks. U8R passes DMST time. (24/FEB/02) (RP3) 06697.0 NEW MATH: EAM Bcast 0307 USB R44NX4. H+07/h+37 activity. (02 Mar 02) (JH) 06697.0 POOL CUE: EAM Bcast 0514 USB TWFLR6. H+14/h+44 activity. Pagina 291 06697.0 06697.0 06697.0 06712.0 06712.0 06720.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06721.0 06729.0 06730.0 06733.0 06736.0 06739.0 06739.0 06761.0 06770.0 06852.0 06865.0 06865.0 06865.0 06866.0 06873.0 06882.5 06890.0 06911.5 06913.0 06915.0 06937.0 06950.0 WUN-v08 (13 Mar 02) (JH) POT LUCK: Clg POOL CUE 0604 USB Calls once with no response. (13 Mar 02) (JH) POT LUCK: EAM Bcast 0307 USB TWG5AT. H+07/h+37 activity. (13 Mar 02) (JH) WAR HAWK: EAM Bcast 0307 USB TWFQWT. H+07/h+37 activity. (15 Mar 02) (JH) Andrews: 0131 USB w/EAMs (OHE55A & OHPYOU). (10/FEB/02) (RP3) Circus Vert: (Hqs CFAP, Villacoublay): 0130 USB w/unheard aircraft asking for confirmation of position. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) French pirates: France 07:45 utc LSB Qso in french 08Mar02 (SP1) 168304: C-5 68-0304 0149 ALE/USB Sounds (19Feb02) (SA) 290008: Unid USAF Aircraft 2235 ALE/USB Sounds. 17Mar02) (RGA) 563622: Alpha-5 KC-135 56-3622 0539 ALE/USB Wkg ADW with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPARWNNNN (Maniac Cntrl) some prob with climb out (22Feb02) (SA) CEF: USAF Westover AFB MA USA 2146 ALE/USB Sounds. (06Mar02) (RGA) OWF: RDAF Skrydstrup DNK 2123 ALE/USB Calls OWK/RDAF JQ Vedbaek. (16Mar02) (RGA) SITIO19A: (unid) 0050 ALE/USB Wkg FACA1E (unid) (11Mar02) (SA) JWT: 0628 USB/voice and RTTY tfc w/Magic71 and Magic72 "magic72 we have a joining for you" followed by RTTY.Presumably Norwegian Navy Stavanger w/German AF/Navy units.Magic71/72 1/3/ (PP1) SAM 300: 2249 USB w/Andrews. Can't read each other so QSY to F094 (9017). (11/FEB/02) (RP3) IDR: usb , 0815-0830 Z. IDR with DAGA88 (aircraft) rescue operations , south of Sicily. 8/Mar/02 )GP) BT9P: Unid, GB???? 19:20 utc USB Traffic with CWL 90 CWL 91 Exercice message "DCGNNDAKWKXUAM...." Very good receipt of this station with a signal of 9+ 06Mar02 (SP1) Architect: (RAF Flight Watch Center): 0301 USB w/airfield wx report. (13/FEB/02) (RP3) ELMENDORF: Test Count 0412 USB Ffollowing rebroadcast of an earlier EAM by McCLELLAN [R4MBFA]. (08 Mar 02) (BD) HEFTY 77: (C-5B, 60th AMW, Travis) advises QUEST 32 (KC-10A, 60th AMW, Travis) that wx conditions are not favorable for rendezvous. 22/Feb/02 (CR) TIM: Romanian MOI Timiosara 2217 ALE/USB Calls TMUB4/Tirgu Mures. (11Mar02) (RGA) 248: Unid number station 1500 CW 248 248 248 000 000..248 248 248 000 000..248 248 248 000 000..248 248 248 000 000..248 248 248 000 000..248 248 24 t t t. (06-03-02) CW (IB) BACC2: ROU-MOI Bacau, ROU 2225 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A clng. BU2C2 [=Bucharest] (15Mar02) (LDO) BU2C2: ROU-MOI Bucharest, ROU 2219 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MILSTD 188-110A, encrypted tfc. to DEVC2 [=Deva] (15Mar02) (LDO) DEVC2: ROU-MOI Deva, ROU 2219 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A, encrypted tfc. to BU2C2[=Bucharest] (15Mar02) (LDO) Unid: O/M (EE): 0222 USB w/numbers. (13/FEB/02) (RP3) Voice of America: HF "feeder"-Greenville, NC 0658 DSB / with the final 'Communications World' program. (23Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) S2D: Dhaka Air 1300 RTTY 50/850 AFTN tfc & svc msg to Calcutta, cct DEA (10Feb02) (ML2) RUMS: Moscow meteo 1653 FAX / weather map 120/576 (09/Mar/2002) (OK (Moscow)) P7Z101 & R1650, US Army: 1630 USB ALE (13/FEB/02) (JLM) Unid: MARS net with antenna discussion in LSB at 0216Z. 22/Feb/02 (CR) VCO: CCG SYDNEY 2330 FAX 120/576/N/800 Ice chart. Fuzzy. (24/Feb)(DW) Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 0345 USB / trying to work MV Freedom Star for STS-109 launch support. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) ALXB9: Romanian MOI Alexandria, ROU 0948 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A Pagina 292 06985.0 07476.0 07485.0 07485.0 07485.0 07485.0 07485.0 07508.0 07542.0 07570.0 07591.5 07594.0 07632.0 07632.0 07632.0 07650.0 07657.0 07660.0 07660.0 07668.0 07678.5 07708.0 07708.0 07708.0 07716.0 07725.0 07739.0 07753.0 07793.3 07806.0 07836.0 07836.0 07849.0 WUN-v08 calling GALB9 [=Galati] (16Feb02) (LDO) R0103, R1650, R1661, B7Z101, T7Z101, US Army: 1310-1553 USB ALE. Other frequencies included:7361.5 8181.5 (13/FEB/02) (JLM) no-call: MANY French MIL stations, F 0915 USB/THOMSON CSF(THALES)/SYSTEME 3000 8-FSK ALE/ modified STANAG 4285 ARQsystem, bursty tfc. (02Feb02) (LDO) BIS: Romanian MOI Bistrita, ROU 0910 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/clng. BU2 [=Bucharest] (16Feb02) (LDO) BOT: Romanian MOI Botosani, ROU 0915 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/clng. BU1 [=Bucharest] (16Feb02) (LDO GIU: Romanian MOI Giurgiu, ROU 0918 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A clng. BU3 [=Bucharest] (16Feb02) (LDO) ORA: Romanian MOI Oradea, ROU 0907 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling ARA [=Arad] (16Feb02) (LDO) TAR: Romanian MOI Targoviste, ROU 0909 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem tfc. to BU4 [= Bucharest] (16Feb02) (LDO) ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 0930 rtty 75/170 Wx //13538.0 & 18238.0 (21/Feb/02) (RH2) UNID: 1015 RTTY 75/R/850 encrypted ACF = 7 (13 Feb 02)(HPT) RBX72: Tashkent Meteo UZB 1930 FAX/90/576 Chart. (03-03-02)(AB) UNID F AF? 2040 ITA-2 50/R/400 "Ceci es un test demission teletype", no ID (19 Feb 02)(HPT) Un-ID: Angola?? 19.30 ARQ Tfc in Portuguese. Very poor rx plus many repeats. Luanda mentioned (09Feb02). (PT) 100460: C-5 70-0460 0013 ALE/USB Sounds (19Feb02) (SA) 440192: KC-10 84-0192 0200 ALE/USB with ALLCALL (23Feb02) (SA) NW1:NAOC E-4B 2340 ALE/USB Sounds (13Mar02) (SA) LAB: Prob Rockwell-Collins Facility 2233 ALE/USB Sounds. (18Mar02) (RGA) Panther: 0318 USB w/CG 13C who reports airborne w/6 POB. Panther assumes radio guard. (28/FEB/02) (RP3) GIFTFLASCHE: UNID Austrian MIL/MOI station, AUT 0654 LSB/TADIRAN voice scrambler with 4-FSK pbl. running at 125 Bd, constant 2-FSK synch. sequence during voice transmissions, tfc. to "KOKAIN" (12Feb02) (LDO) KOKAIN: UNID Austrian MIL/MOI station, AUT 0654 LSB/TADIRAN voice scrambler with 4-FSK preamble running at 125 Bd, constant 2-FSK synch. sequence during voice transmissions, tfc. to "GIFTFLASCHE" (12Feb02) (LDO) 8BY: M16 DGSE Ste Assise FRA 2058 CW 3x3FGs. (05Mar02) (RGA) HBD49: SUI Emb Budapest 1700 SITOR-A 5lgs to MFA 1806 off (15 Feb 02)(HPT) KUMASI: Kumasi, GHA, 0535 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A tfc. to ACCRA using Codan radio (24Feb02) (LDO) MBOUNGOU: Gabon Railways Mboungou 1857 ALE/USB Sounds. (21Mar02) (RGA) MOANDA: Gabon Railways Net 2023 ALE/USB Sounds. CC11 also seen. (11Mar02) (RGA) Unid: E-eur telephone call, maritime ? USB 23-02-02 09,20 (BvR) Unid: SS? Simplex tlks Cambio stations pirates? LSB 23-02-02 09,19 (BvR) DEBDEB30P: Oil Rig Amenas ALG 0349z TIS DEBDEB30P lsb 15/Mar/02 (S) Unid: globe wireless marker ?.0 100 23-02-02 09,04 (BvR) Unid: globe wireless marker ?.0 100 23-02-02 09,03 (BvR) Unid: FF simplex comms LSB 23-02-02 17,02 (BvR) MY: UNID French MIL station, F 1641 USB/THOMSON CSF(THALES) /SYSTEME 3000 8-FSK ALE system, short bursts with ALM intro (12Feb02) (LDO) P2: UNID French MIL station, F 1641 USB/THOMSON CSF(THALES) /SYSTEME 3000 8-FSK ALE system, short bursts with ALM intro (12Feb02) (LDO) 3ZN28: UNID Polish Navy station, POL? 1606 USB working SPWU (24Feb02) (LDO) Pagina 293 WUN-v08 07849.0 SPWU: Polish Navy submarine Orzel, 1606 USB working 3ZN28 (24Feb02) (LDO) 07861.0 111: Poss Chinese Military 1228 ALE/LSB Wkg with 301 + MFSK8 200Hz 111 bd burst before ALE tx. (28-02-02) (IB) 07885.0 177/BXM28: UNID Chinese diplo, 1527 USB/MIL-STD188-110A serial tone modem, msgs to 115 (02Mar02) (LDO) 07885.0 BXO44: Chinese embassy Warszawa?, POL? 1802 USB/ MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, 5 LGs to unlocated station (24Feb02) (LDO) 07895.0 no-call: Austrian diplo?, 0830 USB/DASA(EADS) FARCOS 1800Bd burst PSK system, ARCOTEL ALE bursts (26Jan02) (LDO) 07900.0 no-call: MANY French MIL stations, F 0701 USB/ THOMSON CSF(THALES)/SYSTEME 3000 8-FSK ALE system, short bursts with ALM intro (02Feb02) (LDO) 07909.6 TRIP: LAZMO Tripoli LBY 2053 ARQ Drilling correspondence: Projects, dozers, graders, work done... (To whom?) (05Mar02) (RGA) 07918.0 Unid: Y/L (EE): 0134 USB w/message passed in 5-letter groups unsing NATO phonetics. (21/FEB/02) (RP3) 07960.0 BXT49: MFA Beijing, CHN 1904 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, testing to unlocated embassy with RYRYRY & ID (24Feb02) (LDO) 07966.0 2223: Oil Rig Morocco 2033z TIS 2223 14/Mar/02 (S) 07966.0 5557: Prob N.African Oil Explorer Net 2238 ALE/USB Sounds. (02Mar02) (RGA) 07968.0 IASR7: Romanian MOI Iasi, ROU 1639 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A to FOCR7 [=Focsani 05/02 (PP1) 07976.0 no-call: German MIL net, D 0854 USB/EADS-MAHRS 2400Bd PSK burst mode, ARCOTEL ALE procedure (26Jan02) (LDO) 07980.5 Un-ID: French Mil 20.16 ARQ-E 72/400 Idling with alphas (06Feb02). (PT) 07998.0 HSP/HFB: 1559 Royal Signals ALE/USB sounds.0 21/02 (PP1) 08000.0 CONB1: Romanian MOI 1533 ALE/USB Wkg CRAB1. (01-03-02) (IB) 08000.0 S2R: Unid 1531 PACKET/300/200 Wkg S6R. (01-03-02) (IB) 08000.0 S6R: Unid 1420 PACKET/300/200 S6RS2RI23,C,f0:...man japaarsleedz ant ....S6RS2RI34,C,f0:....ok...(03-03-02) (IB) 08005.0 no-call: MANY French MIL stations, F 1016 USB/ THOMSON CSF(THALES)/SYSTEME 3000 8-FSK ALE/ modified STANAG 4285 ARQsystem, bursty tfc. (02Feb02) (LDO) 08010.0 ARA: ??? 0422z TO BU4 15/Mar/02 (S) 08010.0 ARA: ??? 0422z TO BU4 15/Mar/02 (S) 08010.0 BU4: ??? 0422z TO ARA 15/Mar/02 (S) 08010.0 CON: Romanian MOI Constanta 2106 ALE/USB Calls BU2/Bucharest. (06Mar02) (RGA) 08010.0 ORA: Romanian MOI Oradea, ROU 0909 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MILSTD 188-110A serial tone modem, crypto tfc. to BOT [=Botosani] (16Feb02) (LDO) 08010.0 OU: Prob Danish Military 2136 ALE/USB Calls 45. (21Mar02) (RGA) 08020.0 TIMB4: Romanian MOI Net 4 Timiosara 2145 ALE/USB Calls BISB4/Bistrita who responds as BIS. (19Mar02) (RGA) 08021.0 CENTR8: MFA Bucharest, ROU 0732 USB/MIL-STD188-141A clg. FQS (10Feb02) (LDO) 08021.0 FQS: UNID Romanian embassy, 0732 USB/MIL-STD188-141A answering LQA tfc. from CENTR8 (10Feb02) (LDO) 08022.0 CAM: UNID Romanian embassy, 0729 USB/MIL-STD188-141A answering LQA tfc. from CENTR4 (10Feb02) (LDO) 08022.0 CENTR4: MFA Bucharest, ROU 0729 USB/MIL-STD188-141A clg. CAM (10Feb02) (LDO) 08025.0 CALB5: ROU-MOI Calarasi, ROU 2150 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A, encrypted tfc. to DEVB5 [=Deva] (02Mar02) (LDO) 08025.0 DEVB5: MOI Romania (Deva) March 03, 1141z (S) 08025.0 DEVB5: ROU-MOI Deva, ROU 2021 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, calling FOCB5 [=Focsani] (02Mar02) (LDO) 08026.7 MFA Cairo: 2015 Sitor-A tfc to Unid in 5LG.0 20/02.0 (PP1) 08028.0 V5G: MFA Bucarest 1102 cw, ID, Rum-FEC 164.5 encrypted (06 Feb 02)(HPT) 08040.0 GYA: Royal Navy Northwood G 1445 FAX/120/576 TAFS Pagina 294 WUN-v08 (03-03-02) (AB) 08040.0 GYA: Royal Navy Northwood G 2324 FAX/120/576 Wind chart. (09-03-02) (AB) 08040.0 PLSB8: Romanian MOI Net 8 Ploiesti 2231 ALE/USB Calls VASB8/Vaslui. (22Feb02) (RGA) 08041.0 YQFT: "Platforma Centrala", Romanian Waters 19.00 ARQ Petrom central production platform with tfc to Petromar Base, Constanta (04Feb02).(PT) 08045.0 VV: UNID MIL net, 2001, MIL-STD 188-141A/BURST FSK 600Bd/800Hz, burst starting with reversals, tfc. to CS, ES, FS, GS, HS (14Mar02) (LDO) 08050.0 FD1: UNID British MIL "FWD deployment 1", 2136 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 08050.0 FD3: Unid 2122 ALE/USB Sounds. (26Feb02) (RGA) 08050.0 FD4: UNID British MIL "FWD deployment 4", 2129 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 08050.0 FRT: UNID British MIL , G? 2100 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 08050.0 LON: British MIL London?, G? 2133 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 08096.0 SANTA MARIA: Wkg Unid 0407 USB Taking posn and speed of unheard aircraft. (08 Mar 02) (BD) 08098.0 Unid: Spanish female with five figure numbers broadcast in AM at 0623Z. 08100.0 239: Poss Chinese Mil 1158 ALE/USB Wkg 131. (03-03-02) (IB) 08100.0 5911: Unid 0847 ALE/USB Sounds. Also hrd 7104, 7107, 7108, 7109. Also active on 8735 kHz. (20-02-02) (IB) 08100.0 NBLW: Unid 0310 CW vvvvv = klmb klmb klmb de de nblw nblw qsa ? kkk. qsa 2 qsa 2 qsa 22. qtc qtc nw nw nw nw nr 15 nr 15 gr 3t gr 3t.vvv = 24653 47683 ..... (21-02-02) (IB) 08102.0 FA0: Unid, 1430 PACKET/300/200 (06-03-02) Wkg JW7 DP9 AO4. (06-03-02) (IB) 08102.0 FZ4: Unid 1622 PACKET/300/200 Wkg FJ9 & AX2.e.g.C5FZ4I32, C,f0:...13:25 UTC 02-25-2002...JC5FZ4I73,C,f0:...FJ9 DE JC5...BT... QSL ST07H251635...BT...K. (25-02-02) (IB) 08102.0 JC5: Unid 1426 PACKET/300/200 Wkg AX2. Short, unusal message:JC5AX2I73,C,f0:..AX2 de JC5 ST42H281630..To AX2 98..From JC5 98.. BT..IRJG GFJO 7958 9538..BT..K. (28-02-02) (IB) 08102.0 JW5: Unid 1423 PACKET/300/200 Wkg with DP9. Was sent: "MIS SEE OLI TULI AINULT KUTSUNG JA KELLAAEG ???" 08132.0 no-call: Austrian diplo?, 0829 USB/DASA(EADS) FARCOS 1800Bd burst PSK system, ARCOTEL ALE bursts (26Jan02) (LDO) 08155.0 Unid: O/M (Dutch): 0230 USB w/O/M (Dutch). Possible maritime link. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) 08156.0 no-call: MANY French MIL stations, F 2126 USB/ THOMSON CSF(THALES)/SYSTEME 3000 8-FSK ALE system, short bursts with ALM intro (01Feb02) (LDO) 08158.0 Unid: O/M (FF): 0325 USB w/what appeared to be automated voice station announcement. Too blocked by QRN to make out. Announcement given about 6 times then freq silent. (22/FEB/02) (RP3) 08165.0 RSMUNICH: R&S Net 1324 ALE/USB Sounds. (07Mar02) (RGA) 08187.7 9MR: Malay Navrad Johore Bahru 1808 rtty 50/850 5LG (28/Dec/01) (RH2) 08191.7 9MR: Malay Navrad 1654 rtty 50/850 5LG (to SRI Sabah?) (01/Feb/02) (RH2) 08192.0 9MR: Johor Baru, Malaysia 21.16 ITA2 50/850 Lots of tfc in Malay and EE. Svc msgs from SKTLDM LUMUT to KD JEBAT, tfc from HQ FOC RMN to KD JEBAT, KD SRI INDERA SAKTI, INFO HQ COMNAV 2, and marker- 9MR 5/11/69 RMMJ MRB MRB RYRYRYRYRY 9MR 5/11/15 RMMJ MRB MRB SGSGSGSGSG AR (15Feb02). (PT) 08192.0 9MR: RMN Johore Bahru MLA 2210 RTTY/50/850 111-group msg to OZFG on Bcast 'MRB'. (04Mar02) (RGA) 08192.0 unid: malaian ? 1605 rtty 50/850 tfc in malaian or 5-lettersgroups fm ktd sotong to agg rmn qhips very strong signal 23-feb-02 (wp3) 08210.0 Unid:Ship 0720.0 USB/calling Olympia R for phone patch with Pagina 295 08280.0 08280.0 08280.0 08280.0 08297.9 08298.0 08298.0 08303.0 08322.0 08334.0 08334.0 08334.0 08334.0 08334.0 08334.0 08334.0 08334.0 08335.5 08383.5 08385.5 08387.5 08390.0 08391.0 08392.5 08395.5 08396.5 08396.5 08396.5 08396.5 08396.5 08396.5 08396.5 08396.5 08396.5 08396.5 08396.5 08396.5 08396.5 08399.5 WUN-v08 country code 880 (Bangladesh) followed by patch in presumed Bengali. 23/Feb/02 (PP1) 151: Poss Chinese Mil 0349 ALE/LSB Wgk 157 161. (01-03-02) (IB) 151: Poss Chinese Mil 1540 ALE/USB Wkg 158. (27-02-02) (IB) 151: Poss Chinese Military 1036 ALE/USB Wkg 153 155 157 311. Also was opchat between 151 & 155 in CC (both OM). (28-02-02) (IB) T63: Chilean Navy 0942 ALE/LSB Wkg DCCOP. (28-02-02) (IB) VTP: IN Vishakhapatanam IND 2027 RTTY/50/850 RBSL marker. (23Feb02) (RGA) RBSL: Mumbai Indian Navy, India 00:15 utc RTTY 50 bds Test tape "vtp 14/15 rbsl vnr ryryryryryry" then wx (22Feb02) (SP1) VTP13/14 IN Vishakpatnam 1612 rtty 50/850 RY/ID + callsigns (23/Jan/02) (RH2) LOR/PNR AN Puerto Belgrano 0620 rtty 75/170 "Radiovisos para el trafico costeros" (19/Feb/02) (RH2) : Russian Military 2207 81-81/81/100 Note narrow shift. (04Mar02) (RGA) 0000: unid 2247 usb/ale 25-Jan-02 (wp3) 2222: N.African Oil Exploration(?) Net 2049 ALE/USB Sounds. (06Mar02) (RGA) 2222: unid 2238 usb/ale 25-Jan-02 (wp3) 3333: unid 2242 usb/ale 25-Jan-02 (wp3) 5554: unid 2308 usb/ale 25-Jan-02 (wp3) 5555: unid 2336 usb/ale 25-Jan-02 (wp3) 5556: unid 2338 usb/ale 25-Jan-02 (wp3) 5557: unid 2242 usb/ale 25-Jan-02 (wp3) DRKN: (FGS SPESSART, AUXILIARY SHIP A-1442, Fleet Replenishment Tanker): 2239 USB w/DHJ-59 (German Navy, Wilhelmshaven) in EE voice and RTTY traffic. (12/FEB/02) (RP3) UnidL: v FF tlx abt inmarsat INT ARQ 100 06-02-02 19,06 (BvR) TCEQ: 2200 Kapitan Ilyas Kalkavan ARQ msg to HEC 1303 14/mAR/02(PP1) UCHI: PB Viktoriya 1307 ARQ tfc to unkwn (13Feb02) (ML2) TCJX: 2050 Turkish ship "Bursa" ARQ msg to TAH 10/03 (PP1) TCKW: Mv Isdemir tlx tfc to Rostock (stowage plan) INT ARQ 100 06-02-02 18,06 (BvR) UCVR: Unid mv login 54665 ucvr x.0 beta mode, russ tlx tfc pos 06 2130 qso 4047n 02740e grm petrow INT ARQ 100 06-02-02 18,41 (BvR) LXKG: 2045 " Kemira Gas" selcall 36115 ARQ msg to OSU 12/03 (PP1) 9HSO5: "Kapitan Kuroptev" 1840 ARQ msg to UCE from km Ostapenko (27/02) PP1 9HXI4: "Kapitan Lus" 1830.0 ARQ msg to UCE signed km Sedqkin (27/02) PP1 Mekhanik Makarin: (UCOR) 0835 ARQ msg to UCE Arkhangelsk 23/Feb/02 (PP1) Mekhanik Yartsev: (UCOQ) 0840 ARQ msg to UCE Arkhangelsk 23/Feb/02 (PP1) UBSO: 1810 " Iwan Ryabow" Sitor-A wkg UCE message signed KM Ostapenko 20/02 (PP1) UCMP: 1805 "Vera Moukhina" ARQ 100 baud 01/03 PP1 UCMR: 0950 "Ivan Shadr" ARQ msg to UCE 13/03 (PP1) UCOK: 0727 "Pioner Kazakhstana" selcall 66038 ARQ msg to UCE(kyvf/3708) 12/03 (PP1) UCOL: morning "Ekaterina Belashova" sitor-A to UCE KM Kuzxmin 21/02 (PP1) UCON: 0725 "Pioner Moldavii" selcall 66199 ARQ msg to UCE(kyvf/3708) 12/03 (PP1) UCOQ: morning "Mekhanik Yatsev" (1990) Sitor-A tfc to UCE signed KM Hakimzqnow 21/02.0 (PP1) UHCO:.0 1815 "Pioner Sewerodwinska" Sitor-A wkg UCE 20/02 (PP1) UIJP: morning "Pioner Belorussii" Sitor-A to UCE 21/02 (PP1) UALP: 0805 tentative "Saoulkrasty" RTTY 50/170 to UIW poor Pagina 296 08399.5 08401.0 08401.0 08401.0 08401.0 08401.0 08401.0 08401.0 08401.0 08401.0 08401.0 08401.0 08401.5 08402.5 08417.5 08418.0 08418.0 08419.0 08419.5 08425.5 08430.0 08430.0 08431.5 08432.5 08433.0 08433.0 08434.0 08443.0 08451.0 08455.0 08490.0 08500.0 08500.0 08549.0 08585.0 08595.0 08604.0 08646.0 08646.0 WUN-v08 decode only "ualp ualp" clear 12/03 (PP1) UHMK: 0800 tentative "Strelnya" RTTY 50/170 to UIW poor decode only "de uhmk" clear 12/03 (PP1) Drilling platform P.F.P.C.: Rou mgs to baza petromar INT ARQ 100 11-02-02 19,39 (BvR) Jupiter Rou:Jackup drilling rig Jupiter Rou waters Rou mgs to baza petromar serv. Mecanizare INT ARQ 100 20-02-02 (BVR) Jupiter: Jackup drilling rig Jupiter mgs INT ARQ 100 16-02-02 20,58 (BvR) No-Call: Oil Rig PROMETEU, Bulgarian waters 19.17 ARQ Petromar jack-up drilling rig PROMETEU with tfc in Romanian to BAZA PETROMAR / PETROCONST. Lots of other tfc during the evening (31Jan02). (PT) P.C.F.P.: Unid Rou. Drilling station, mgs to baza petromar :biroul mecanizare INT ARQ 100 04-02-02 (BVR) P.F.C.P:. Petromar drilling rig mgs to baza petromar INT ARQ 100 05-02-02 19,14 (BvR) PFCP: Fixed drilling platform P.F.C.P. Rou waters.0 Rou mgs to baza petromar buro investii INT ARQ 100 20/Feb/02 (BVR) Rig p.f.c.p: mgs nr 185 to: m/n orion rig service petromar /p.p.u.p. Rou mgs INT ARQ 100 16-02-02 (BVR) Saturn Rou: Jackup drilling rig Saturn Rou waters Rou mgs to petromar laborator INT ARQ 100 20-02-02 19,52 (BvR) Saturn: petromar jack-up mgs to unid INT ARQ 100 05-02-02 18,50 (BvR) YQFT: Platforma Centrala mgs to serv. Mecanizare petromar INT ARQ 100 25-02-02 18,18 (BvR) UHAK: 0752 "Lyublino" RTTY 50/170 msg to UIW signed km Kononenko 10/03 (PP1) UAUK: MV Nivenskoe 16.11 ITA2 50/170 Calling UIW with RY's (31Jan02). (PT) XSV: Tianjin Radio 1649 cw, xsv + SITOR (17 Feb 02)(HPT) IAR: Rome Radio 1648 cw, iar + SITOR (17 Feb 02)(HPT) LSD836: Buenos Aires Radio ARG 2158 ARQ+MorseIDs Below IAR. (04Mar02) (RGA) VIP: Perth Radio 1650 cw, vip + Dig (17 Feb 02)(HPT) NOJ: USCG Kodiak 1656 cw, noj + SITOR (17 Feb 02)(HPT) XSG: Shanghai Radio 1641 cw, xsg + SITOR (17 Feb 02)(HPT) RRR34: Moscow Radio 1630 SITOR-B tfc-list, workingfrequencies, also at 17.30 RRR34: Moskva-1 Radio RUS 2023 ARQ+MorseID+kyky strings. (23Feb02) (RGA) UAT: Moscow Radio 1800 SITOR-B tfc-list (02 Feb 02)(HPT) UFN: Novorossiysk R sitor-A wkg UBGX "Leonid Utesov" 26/01 (PP1) 8PO: BridgetownRadio BRB 2154 ARQ+MorseIDs (04Mar02) (RGA) XSG: Shanghai Radio 1631 cw, xsg + SITOR (17 Feb 02)(HPT) TAH: Istanbul Turk Radio 2021 FEC Traffic list. (23Feb02) (RGA) dhj61: unid German Navy? 1212 cw vvv vvv vvv de dhj61 dhj61 dhj61 vvvv vvv vvv ...(// to 12410,5 khz) 09-Mär-02 (wp3) ubf2: unid 1209 cw 4lt3 4lt3 de ubf2 ubf2 09-Mär-02 (wp3) RKL7: Arkhangelsk Radio 1320 cw, tfc, de rlk 7 qsu 16735.5, 12551.5 (12 Feb 02)(HPT) : Russian Military 2152 RUS-75/75/160 Cipher. (04Mar02) (RGA) VTH1/5/7 IN Mumbai 1609 rtty 50/850 RY/ID + callsigns (23/Jan/02) (RH2) VTH: IMN Mumbai IND 2150 RTTY/50/850 RBSL marker then crypto to collective VWGZ. (04Mar02) (RGA) UCE: Arkhangelsk Radio 1702 SITOR-B tfc-list (02 Feb 02)(HPT) : Unid 2147 REVS/75/1000 Rather a large shift. Apparently not a harmonic. (04Mar02) (RGA) UFL: Vladivostok Radio 2300 SITOR-B navs, wx for Japan Sea, Navarea 13 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) ZSD: SAN Durban 0951 MFSK 54.5 Unable decode//12947.5 khz (21/Jan/02) (RH2) : Unid 2007 REVS/74/240 (23Feb02) (RGA) : Unid 2144 REVS/36/200 Prob 36-50 idling. (04Mar02) (RGA) Pagina 297 WUN-v08 08646.0 VTP6: Ny Vishakapatnam 2237 cw vvv de vtp 4/5/6 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 08661.4 VCT: GW NODE NEWFOUNDLAND 1908 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "VCT" (14/Mar)(DW) 08683.5 LFI: Rogaland Radio GW-node 1638 cw, lfi + DIG (02 Feb 02) (HPT) 08690.5 9MG: GlobeRadio Penang MLA 2010 ARQ+MorseID (23Feb02) (RGA) 08690.5 9MG: Georgetown Radio 1643 cw, 9mg + DIG (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 08705.0 LFI: Rogaland Radio 1714 cw, lfi + SITOR (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 08711.0 DKL: British MIL Dhekelia, CYP, 2309 USB/MIL-STD188-141A, sounding (01Mar02) (LDO) 08711.0 FD3: UNID British MIL "FWD deployment 3", 2038 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 08711.0 FD4: UNID British MIL "FWD deployment 4", 2108 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 08711.0 HSP: HMGCC Hanslope Park, G 2205 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (01Mar02) (LDO) 08711.0 IS1: British HC Islamabad, PAK 2201 USB/MIL-STD188-141A sounding (01Mar02) (LDO) 08711.0 KUW: British MIL Kuwait, KUW, 01061 USB/MIL-STD188-141A, sounding (02Mar02) (LDO) 08711.0 PRI: British MIL Pristina, YUG 2330 USB/MIL-STD188-141A, sounding (01Mar02) (LDO) 08722.0 BVA: Taipei Radio 2257 USB E/Chinese IDann, working frequencies // 13077, also other QRGs not audible here (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 08728.0 3AC 4: Monaco Radio, Monte Carlo 07:20 utc USB wx in french 24Feb02 (SP1) 08737.0 5BA: Cyprus Radio 1736 USB E/Greek ID (17 Feb 02)(HPT) 08740.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1908 USB E/Dan. tfc-list, also at 2111 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 08746.0 LZW: Varna Radio 1610 USB E tfc-list // 13125, 13191 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 08749.0 LFL7: Rogaland Radio 2316 USB E/Norw. wx // 1725, 6507 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 08764.0 NMN: USCG Portsmouth, USA(VA) 23:30 USB Wx in english 08Mar02 (SP1) 08776.0 SVO48: Olympia Radio 1945 USB Greek, about three minutes mentioning MMSI, DSC, and other maritime expressions, then nxbulletin, // 13134, 17341, 22720 (04 Feb 02)(HPT) 08782.0 HEB 18: Bern Radio, Switzerland 19:15 utc USB Traffic list (17Feb02) (SP1) 08785.0 UGE: Arkhangelsk Radio ???, Russia 09:20 utc USB Traffic in Russian (23Feb02) (SP1) 08788.0 SPH: Gdynia Radio 2016 USB Pol./E tfc-list, not // 13122 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 08788.0 WLO: Mobile Radio Al 2205 USB E wx // 13110, 17362, 22804, other frequencies not audible (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 08806.0 3AC: Monaco Radio, Monte Carlo 07:30 utc USB wx in english 24Feb02 (SP1) 08812.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 1803 USB E/Turk. wx // 4405, 13128 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 08834.0 : ARINC Stn 8 Johannesburg SAF 1900 HFDL/USB Squitters. (25Feb02) (RGA) 08855.0 KAOHSIUNG: Unid Taiwanese Net 1331 ALE/USB Sounds. (28-02-02) (IB) 08855.0 TAIPEI2: Unid Taiwanese Net 1059 ALE/USB Wkg TAICHUNG (28-02-02) (IB) 08855.0 TAIPEI2: Unid Taiwanese Net 1106 ALE/USB Wkg with TAICHUNG. After message [amd faxdata...] begin tx VFT-10 Racal SkyFax (10-03-02) (IB) 08885.0 015: ARINC BAHRAIN 2347 HFDL on usb. Squitters. 2347z. Uplink to unid a/c "ICAO 0 invalid AID2 (02/Mar)(DW) 08885.0 : ARINC Gnd Stn 15 Bahrain 2135 HFDL Squitters. (02Mar02) (RGA) 08885.0 : Unid ARINC Stn 1910 HFDL/USB Undecodeable squitters. Assuming Annapolis MD USA. (25Feb02) (RGA) 08885.0 AY1954: 2355 HFDL to Unid stn LAT 40 59 53 N LON 44 54 57 Pagina 298 08887.0 08894.0 08894.0 08894.0 08900.0 08900.0 08900.0 08903.0 08906.0 08909.0 08918.0 08921.0 08921.0 08921.0 08921.0 08921.0 08927.0 08927.0 08927.0 08927.0 08936.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 WUN-v08 E cannot believe this is to Annapolis due to position over Caucasus. 3/3/02 (PP1) Unid: male / male arab simplex comms USB 09-02-02 18,19 (BvR) Aircraft 990: (ID this way!): 0134 USB E clg. Tripoli (11 Feb 02)(HPT) Alger Aero: 0053 USB E wkg. MKA 115 (11 Feb 02)(HPT) Alger: ww alitalia 465 ALG USB 09-02-02 17,28 (BvR) Unid: Arab? Telephone call USB 06-02-02 19,38 (BvR) Unid: II or SS pirates, male/male one of them sounded very angry, cambio stations USB 06-02-02 19,42 Unid: Russian? simplex comms at 18.17 I heard a telephone going over, a female answerd with halo USB 06-02-02 18,06 (BvR) Ndjamena Aero: 0056 USB E wkg. LH 572 (11 Feb 02)(HPT) Reach136Y: /Santa Maria ATC 1716.0 USB passing 30W 23/Feb/02 (PP1) Bombay Aero: 2024 USB E wkg. Singapore 334 pos. rpt. and s/check (28 Feb 02)(HPT) Bahrain: ww Saudi 5397 from Bombay nr Jeddah F390 BHR USB 02-02-02 17,03 (BvR) BAW 2: Speedbird Concorde 2 clg speedbird london no joy AIR USB 05-02-02 18,40 (BvR) BAW 2: Speedbird Concorde 2 clg speedbird london pos 38 west no joy AIR USB 05-02-02 19,11 (BvR) BAW2: Speedbird Concorde 2 clg speedbird london pos 27 west AIR USB 05-02-02 19,31 (BvR) LTU Dusseldorf: ? GG coms abt eta Athens with flight RG AIR USB 05-02-01 19,40 (BvR) Saudi 905: ? Clg Speedbird no joy AIR USB 05-02-02 19,06 (BvR) : Unid ARINC GndStn 2017 HFDL/USB Irregular weak squitters. Decoded but no ID in database. Also some aircraft squitters with CRC failures. (24Feb02) (RGA) CO0030: ICAO AID F4 1018 HFDL Lat 365803N LON 0712116W. Wkg SFrancisco. (12Mar02) (BC3) LH840: Wkg Unid ARINC GndStn 2027 HFDL/USB Posn 14720N/0995739E. Lufthansa flt. This posn, (Lat garbled), is prob in SE Asia, so ground station is guessably Hat Yai in Thailand. (24Feb02) (RGA) TZ0205: ICAO AID EF 0648 HFDL Lat 405300N LON 1031142W. Wkg SFrancisco. (12Mar02) (BC3) Airbus 11: Airbus Hamburg GER 1403 USB Airbus 11 and 26 testing comms on different ways in German language. (13/03/02) (PD) 7: ARINC Shannon 1534 HFDL Msg to D-ALCC LH8250: "2.D-ALCC Q08 S31ALH8250 }". At 1535z: "2.D-ALCC SA9 S32ALH82500EH153527VH/ M". (19Mar02) (RGA) 7: ARINC Shannon 1538 HFDL Msg to D-ALCM LH8415: " 2.D-ALCM Q04 S82ALH8415 m!" (19Mar02) (RGA) 7: ARINC Shannon IRL 1952 HFDL Msg to D-ALCD, MD11F, Lufthansa Cargo: "2.D-ALCD6_ E C4" and "2.D-ALCD 3LF 3096100301611Z TLX RECEIPT,0027,00-TLX TRANSFERRED TO CGN MAINT &n". (20Mar02) (RGA) : ARINC Gnd Stn 7 Shannon IRL 1411 HFDL/USB Regular squitters. (23Feb02) (RGA) : ARINC Gnd Stn Shannon IRL 1647 HFDL Calls N920FT. N920FT 809 M18APOPO113A01 OPSCTL PO11/07 ETAR/UAFM .N920FT PLS RESPOND 2. From which it seems that this is the POPO11 flt seen at 1611. N920FT (ex VR-HKO) is a Boeing 747-294 of Polar Air Cargo. So they, like United Parcel are using irregular designators. At least with HFDL. (07Mar02) (RGA) : ARINC-7 Gnd Stn Shannon IRL 1614 HFDL Passes Keflavik 1600z weather to D-ALCJ/Unid. D-ALCJ 3LI 1858000314803Z AIRPORT WX,0027,00-BIKF-RSA 071600 09010KT CAVOK M03/M10 Q0999-RFC 071330 1524 09010KT 9999 SCT030 BEC MG 1719 11020G30KT SCT015 BKN030 OVC050-BECMG 2123 3000 SN BKN005 OVC 010-R EINN-RSA 071600 2. (07Mar02) (RGA) Pagina 299 WUN-v08 08942.0 : ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 1655 HFDL Wkg D-ALCC (Lufthansa Cargo MD11). "D-ALCC 3LN 3175500314553Z AIRPORT WX,0027,00-EDDF -RSA 161650 07006KT CAVOK 14/07 Q1015 NOSIG-RFC 161500 1601 05004KT 8000 NOSIG- R -EDDK -RSA 161650 1200 9KT CAVOK 15/07 Q1014 NOSIG-RFC 16 1500 1601 14006KT CAVOK-R -EDDW -RSA ?$". (Presume Q=QNH in mB). (16Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 : ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 1749 HFDL Wkg OH-LBR Finnair B757-2Q8 Flt AY2516. Msg: "OHLBR C1E .QXSXMXS 161749 AGM AN ..OHLBR/FI AY2516/MA 008A - /FT 16/16:31 EFHK 161625Z 170018 23004KT CAVOK PROB30 TEMPO 0005 1000 BCFG SCT002 TX05/13Z TNM04/05Z=FT 16/16:31 EFTU 161625Z 170018 20004KT CAVOK PROB3 K4" (16Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 ARINC Shannon: 1430 gnd stn msg to N667US (NORTHWEST) 03/03 (PP1) 08942.0 ARINC-7: Shannon IRL 1658 Msg to LH8426 MD11F D-ALCJ: "2. D-ALCJ6_ S NE" (22Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 AY1961: Finnair Flt [ICAO 260E3C AID B9] 2146 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 534518N/0291837E moving south east. (17Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 AY2365: Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 1502 HFDL 34 35 50N / 015 19 16W. Finnair flight. (04Mar03) (RGA) 08942.0 AY2502: Finnair Flt Wkg Shannon 1741 HFDL Posn 325552N/0113624W. Westbound. (16Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 AY2505: Finnair Flt Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 2034 HFDL Posn 354344N/0051405W Moving southwest. (08Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 AY2520: Finnair Flt 1655 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 562318N/0151248E. Moving north east (22Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 AY2520: Finnair Flt Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 1529 HFDL Posn 554336N/0024830W eastbound. (08Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 AY2522: Finnair Flt 2004 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 534756N/0095305E. Eastbound. (13Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 AY2526: Finnair Flt 1555 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 484600N/0005054E. (ICAO 1CB862). (19Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 AY2526: Finnair Flt 1602 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 492644N/0014924E. (19Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 AY2606: Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 1615 HFDL Finnair westbound flt. Posn 291723N/0133112W. (05Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 AY2608: Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 1819 Eastbound FinnAir Flt. Posn 56 11 35N / 014 59 24E. (02Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 AY2612: Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 1328 HFDL 37 45 01N / 006 18 25W. Finnair flight. (04Mar03) (RGA) 08942.0 CLX776: 2250 Cargolux flight msg in HFDL to ARINC Shannon LAT 48 48 30 N LON 22 49 44 W 0203 (PP1) 08942.0 D-ALCN: MD11F Lufthansa Cargo EDDF-KJFK 1558 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Flt LH8162. Msg: "D-ALCN SA8 S54ALH81620EH155855 VH/ /r" (16Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 KE0506: 2130 Korean Airlines iin HFDL to ARINC Shannon 0203 (PP1) 08942.0 KE8511: Korean Air Flt Wkg Shannon 1824 HFDL ICAO 463D8E AID 7D. Posn 402431N/0973129E.(16Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 LH0000: Unid Lufthansa Flt 1524 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 500352N/0084583E, close to that of LH8415. Same flt? (19Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 LH0000: Unid Lufthansa Flt 1938 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 501541N/0062857E. (20Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 LH7983: 2000 HFDL D-ALCM msg to ARINC Shannon 02/03 (PP1) 08942.0 LH8160: Lufthansa Flt Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 2032 HFDL Posn 573753N/0083624W westbound. (08Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 LH8162: D-ALCN MD11F Lufthansa Cargo 1604 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 504457N/0063540E. (16Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 LH8165: Lufthansa Cargo Flt 2241 HFDL Wkg Shannon Posn 424400N/0534519W. (17Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 LH8183: Lufthansa Flt 2003 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 502840N/0101549W. (20Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 LH8189: Lufthansa Flt 2005 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 510716N/0024615E. (13Mar02) (RGA) 08942.0 LH8189: Lufthansa Flt Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon 1638 HFDL Posn Pagina 300 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08942.0 08957.0 WUN-v08 500616N/0391401W. (07Mar02) (RGA) LH8208: Lufthansa Cargo Flt by MD11 D-ALCN [ICAO 760E3C AID BF] 2146 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 500149N/0083225E. Westbound. (17Mar02) (RGA) LH8250: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F D-ALCC 1552 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 522157N/0055613E. (ICAO C60E3C). Same aircraft as LH8441 apparently. Change of flt no or just confused system? (19Mar02) (RGA) LH8250: Lufthansa Flt Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon 1607 HFDL Posn 534231N/0085143E Westbound. (07Mar02) (RGA) LH8250: Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 1630 HFDL Lufthansa flt. Posn 590334N/0002749W. (05Mar02) (RGA) LH8267: Lufthansa Flt 1739 HFDL Wkg Shannon/7. Posn 351732N/0115740W. (12Mar02) (RGA) LH8273: 1915 HFDL (could be D-ALCB) msg to ARINC Shannon LAT 50 4 42 N LON 8 55 28 E 02/03 (PP1) LH8382: Lufthansa Flt 2004 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 604843N/0011549W. (13Mar02) (RGA) LH8400: 1852 HFDL msg to Shannon LAT 48 9 31 N LON 19 15 33 W 02/03 (PP1) LH8400: Lufthansa Flt Wkg Shannon 1742 HFDL Posn 525530N/0024725E. (16Mar02) (RGA) LH8401: Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 1636 HFDL Lufthansa flt. Posn 440914N/0264221W. (05Mar02) (RGA) LH8415: Lufthansa Flt 1526 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 494519N/0093725E. (19Mar02) (RGA) LH8418: Lufthansa Flt 2010 HFDL Wkg 7-Shannon. Posn 483801N/0302424E not updated. (11Mar02) (RGA) LH8419: 2120 Lufthansa Cargo in HFDL to ARINC Shannon 0203 (PP1) LH8426: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F D-ALCJ 1652 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 282339N/0702436E. ICAO AID 560E3C. (22Mar02) (RGA) LH8441: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F D-ALCC 1531 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 505307N/0070856E. (ICAO C60E3C). (19Mar02) (RGA) LH8443: Lufthansa Flt Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 1529 HFDL Posn 483436N/0125706W westbound. (08Mar02) (RGA) N920FT: 1900 HFDL msg to ARINC Shannon 02/03 (PP1) NW67: Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 1305 HFDL 59 45 14N / 009 13 14W. North West Airlines. (04Mar03) (RGA) NW68: NorthWest Flt Wkg Shannon 1842 HFDL Posn 190510N/0725743E.(16Mar02) (RGA) OH-LBS: Finnair B-757-2Q8 Flt AY2522 2017 HFDL Msg: 'OHLBS arriving Gate 29 time 0002. TERV MARA 5'. (13Mar02) (RGA) POPO11: Polar Air Cargo Flt Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon 1611 HFDL No posn given. PO is allocated to Aeropelican Air Service, but by subsequent analysis, this is Polar Air Cargo B747-294 N920FT. (07Mar02) (RGA) RCH560Y: 1855 HFDL msg to ARINC Shannon 02/03 (PP1) SV0905: Saudia Flt 1742 HFDL Wkg Shannon/7. Posn 530859N/0084643W. (12Mar02) (RGA) SV0905: Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 1643 HFDL Saudia westbound flight. Posn 510615N/0004106W. (05Mar02) (RGA) SV1832: Saudia Flt Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 2043 HFDL Posn 192329N/0430448E. (08Mar02) (RGA) UP6711: United Parcel Flt 1943 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 503746N/0091530W. (20Mar02) (RGA) UP6723: United Parcel Flt 2010 Wkg Shannon. Posn 492827N/0030820W. Eastbound. (13Mar02) (RGA) UP6723: Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 1730 HFDL UPS flt. Posn 542022N/0272645W. (05Mar02) (RGA) UP6742: United Parcel Flt 2203 HFDL Wkg Reykjavik. Posn 570422N/0051045W. ICAO AID 2CDAC5. (21Mar02) (RGA) UP6753: United Parcel Flt 1948 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 524956N/0011522W. ICAO 2CDAC5. (20Mar02) (RGA) UP6803: United Parcel Flt Wkg ARINC-7 Shannon IRL 2043 HFDL Posnnot given. (08Mar02) (RGA) EIP: Shannon Volmet 1621 USB E Volmet // 5505, 13264 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) Pagina 301 WUN-v08 08965.0 160014: C-5 86-0014 0126 ALE/USB Wkg ADWNPR (Rckwll-Col Andrews) (05Mar02) (SA) 08965.0 538037DAT: KC-135 63-8037 0022 ALE/USB Wkg ADWNPR (Andrews) (26Feb02) (SA) 08965.0 cronpr: USAF? 1509 usb/ale clg 200178 13-Feb-02 (wp3) 08971.0 Dogfish: US Navy MARPAT 0957 USB Testing comms with Kilo 1 Oscar. Very good signals over here. (15/03/02) (PD) 08971.0 Spangle 32: (sounds like- probable P-3C): 1520 USB calling High Voltage (exercise controller). High Voltage answers but Spangle 32 can't hear him. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) 08971.0 Unid: O/M (JJ): 0344 USB w/O/M (JJ). (6/FEB/02) (RP3) 08974.0 Charlie 253: Unid 1240 USB Position report 50.40N-12.39W (Southwest of Ireland) and would be listening on selcal. English language. (12/03/02) (PD) 08977.0 : ARINC Gnd Stn 3 Reykjavik ICE 1606 HFDL/USB 30 sec squitters. (23Feb02) (RGA) 08977.0 AY2368: Wkg Gnd Stn 3 Reykjavik ICE 2008 HFDL/USB Finnair flight. Posn 393835N/0112336W. Further reports followed. (23Feb02) (RGA) 08977.0 LH8163: Wkg ARINC GndStn 3 Reykjavik ICE 1904 HFDL/USB Posn 51633N 05644W, Lufthansa flt. (24Feb02) (RGA) 08977.0 PO72: Wkg ARINC-3 Stn Reykjavik ICE 2153 HFDL Unid airline. Posn 38 16 33N / 075 20 10W. (02Mar02) (RGA) 08977.0 Yeovil ops: RN Yeovilton calling for 5MT.0 USB 1527z 30/Jan/02 (RP) 08981.0 : NATO Air Defence System 2007 LINK-11/1364/USB (23Feb02) (RGA) 08983.0 Camslant Chesapeake: 0125 USB w/CG Rescue 2118 (HU-25B, ATC Mobile) in radio checks, (10/FEB/02) (RP3) 08983.0 Camslant Chesapeake: 0315 USB w/CG 6027 (HH-60, ATC Mobile) securing radio guard. (22/FEB/02) (RP3) 08983.0 Camslant Chesapeake: 2227 USB w/CG 40C (HH-60 # 6040, CGAS Clearwater-not heard). (25/FEB/02) (RP3) 08983.0 Camslant Chesapeake: 2228 USB w/CG 6012 (HH-60J,CGAS Clearwater) in position report (4203N/6954W). (12/FEB/02) (RP3) 08983.0 CamsPac Point Reyes: 0304 in radio check with unidentified asset (blocked by strong RTTY signal). (25/FEB/02) (RP3) 08983.0 CG 2020: Clg Camslant Chesapeake 0114 USB No joy on Camslant end. Latter asks for long count to align antennas. Camslant approves request of 2020 switches back to 8.983 (07Mar02) (MTG) 08983.0 CG 2128: Wkg CAMSLANT 0114 USB In rc with Camslant Chesapeake. (07Mar02) (MTG) 08983.0 CG Rescue 2118: 0256 USB w/Camslant in position report. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) 08983.0 CG6039: Wkg CAMSLANT 0046 USB Posn report. (01-03-02) (MF) 08983.0 ComSta Kodiak: 0320 USB w/CG 1707 (HC-130, CGAS Kodiak) establishing radio guard. (22/FEB/02) (RP3) 08983.0 NMN: Camslant Chesapeake req flight ops from 1701 (a/c not heard) USA USB 06-03-02 19,28 (BvR) 08983.0 NMN: USCG CAMSLANT 0158 USB E wkg. Rescue 2139 (11 Feb 02) (HPT) 08989.0 ONY: BAF Melsbroek ww Oscar Oscar BEL USB 18-02-02 18,30 (BvR) 08992.0 Andrews: 2313 USB w/SAM 201 (not heard). Suggest QSY to 15016. SAM 201 apparently switches transmitters and is 5/5. Request pp w/Andrews Metro. Wants wx for Patrick AFB. Also in pp w/Patrick Base Ops. (12/FEB/02) (RP3) 08992.0 ANDREWS: Wkg NAVY PG015 2350 USB PP DSN351-8128/8091/7295/TRIDENT OPS. Followed by pp to 351-7125/8285. (06-03-02) (MF) 08992.0 BAJA 02: Clg MAINSAIL 0132 USB 'With request'. No response. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 08992.0 BAJA 02: Clg MAINSAIL 0144 USB No known response. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 08992.0 Blue 41: 212Z Blue 41 [KC-10]call Offutt PP McGuire AFB, N.J. - ETA 0115Z 1/Mar/02 (RR) Pagina 302 WUN-v08 08992.0 CRITERIA: Clg MAINSAIL 2147 USB 'With request' No response. Back to 11244 at 2148z with same, again with no response and gone. (04 Mar 02) (JH) 08992.0 FDE: Villacoublay French Air Force, France 17:30 utc USB Info for a flight "Decollage Auxerre 17:05 arrivee 22:30 - Qrx a 19:30" 24Feb02 (SP1) 08992.0 Gold 12: 0418Z Gold 12 [KC-10] call Andrews PP Grand Forks AFB, N.D. 8/Mar/02 (RR) 08992.0 KEY LINE(?): 0226 USB Calling for signals check with no known response. (15 Mar 02) (JH) 08992.0 Lancer 30: (P-3C, VP-10 NAS Brunswick): 0325 USB w/Andrews in pp w/Duty Office passing on station time and receiving QSL from Duty Office. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) 08992.0 LOG ROAD: Clg MAINSAIL 1839 USB 'With request'. No known response. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 08992.0 MAGIC 75: Clg SAND HILL(?) 0629 USB Raises ASCENSION for an attempted phonepatch to a couple of common DSN 939 extensions associated with the NAOC. The first extension was not answered, and the second was busy. MAGIC 75 said he would try later and gone. (22 Feb 02) (JH) 08992.0 MAGIC 77: Wkg DEFERRED(?) 0353 USB MAGIC 77 asked if they could go "green" on this circuit, was told no and gone. DEFERRED appears to be guarding 8992.0. Two weeks ago (22 Feb 02) MAGIC 75 called SANDHILL on 8992.0 at 0629z. (08 Mar 02) (JH) 08992.0 NAVY 4Y: Wkg Dover 0000 USB Passes admin to Dover (349.4) (07Mar02)(MTG) 08992.0 Navy CW: 0154Z Navy CW 150 [C-130T] call Thule PP Lajes Fld, Azores - got wx for Lajes at 0300Z 15/Mar/02 (RR) 08992.0 Navy LL-44: 0124Z.0 Navy LL-44 [P-3C] call Thule PP Randolph AFB, TX - ETA 0255Z 27/Feb/02 (RR) 08992.0 OFFUTT: 28-char EAM 0120 USB R4VG3Z. (05 Mar 02) (JH) 08992.0 OFFUTT: 28-char EAM 0124 USB R4X5SJ. (05 Mar 02) (JH) 08992.0 Razor 33: 0240Z.0 Razor 33 [E-8C] call Thule PP McConnell AFB, Kan 26/Feb/02 (RR) 08992.0 Reach 449T: 0210Z.0 Reach 449T [type?] call Thule PP Hilda Metro - got wx for Incirlik AB, Turkey at 0800Z 16/Feb/02 (RR) 08992.0 Reach 4640: 0413Z Reach 4640 [type?] call Offutt PP Ramstien AB, Germany - ETA 0630Z 14/Mar/02 (RR) 08992.0 Reach 6013: 0411Z.0 Reach 6013 [type?] call Ascension PP USafty Metro - got wx for Frankfurt at 0730Z 25/Jan/02 (RR) 08992.0 Reach 632Y: 0414Z.0 Reach 632Y [type?] call Ascension PP Bangor Airport, ME - setting up A/R for 0600Z 23/Feb/02 (RR) 08992.0 Reach 736Y: 0210Z Reach 736Y [type?] call Thule PP Moron AB, Spain - ETA 0400Z 08992.0 Reach 9008: 0430Z.0 Reach 9008 [type?] call Andrews PP Dover AFB, DE - ETA 0530Z 3/Feb/02 (RR) 08992.0 Reach 9009: 0415Z Reach 9009 [C-5] call Thule PP Hilda East - ETA 0700Z to Stewart Airport, NY - ETA 0700Z 10/Mar/02 (RR) 08992.0 Reach 920T: 0318Z.0 Reach 920T [type?] call Thule PP Elmendorf AFB, AK - ETA 0630Z 15/Feb/02 RR) 08992.0 Reach C53Y: 0404Z Reach C53Y [type?] call Lajes PP Hilda East - ETA 0645Z to Incirlik, Turkey 10/Mar/02 (RR) 08992.0 Tanker 36: (probable KS ANG KC-135, McConnell AFB): 0305 USB w/Andrews in pp w/McConnell CP discussing fuel flow problems. Tanker 36 and CP personnel decide to terminate mission and RTB. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) 08992.0 Thule: 0250 USB w/Navy LD 10N (P-3C, VP-10 NAS Brunswick) in pp w/314-624-5215 (busy). (8/FEB/02) (RP3) 08992.0 Toga 79: at 0508Z - TOGA 79 (KC-10A, 60th AMW, Travis) with p/p via GHFS Thule to Travis Metro 22/Feb/02 (CR). 08992.0 Unid: 0226 USB [No voice id; fair/good levels here; WAR HAWK] bcsting short test counts and simulcasting same on 6697.0 (fair) with nothing heard on 11244.0 or 9016.0 (or any other ZULU freq.) (15 Mar 02) (JH) 08992.0 Unid: Spanish female with five figure numbers broadcast in AM at 0411Z. Right on top of USAF GHFS frequency - cheeky! Pagina 303 08992.0 08992.0 09004.0 09005.4 09007.0 09007.0 09016.0 09016.0 09016.0 09016.0 09016.0 09016.0 09016.0 09016.0 09017.0 09023.0 09023.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 WUN-v08 22/Feb/02 (CR) YALE MAN(?): EAM Bcast 0121 USB R4VG3Z. (05 Mar 02) (JH) YALE MAN(?): EAM Bcast 0125 USB R4VG3Z. Good levels over OFFUTT. Simulcast 11244. H+25/h+55 activity. (05 Mar 02) (JH) Kilo 1 Oscar : US Navy MARPAT 0959 USB Testing comms and RATT with Dogfish. Very good signalse. (15/03/02) (PD) HABITAT: wking PRIME TIME 801 in USB at 0111, Prime Time advising ops normal. 16/Feb/02 (TS) Trenton Military: 2300 USB w/Canforce 305. Trenton unable to hear so QSY to 11271. (12/FEB/02) (RP3) Trenton Military: 2305 USB w/Canforce 2654 w/wx for Ottawa & Trenton. Also in pp w/Wing Ops, CFB Trenton w/arrival information. (12/FEB/02) (RP3) AID FIRST: 28-char EAM 1641 USB R4ZB7O simulcast 8992 & 11244. He's using the character count statement to end his xmns. (06 Mar 02) (JH) LOG ROAD: 28-char EAM 1614 USB R4CZY4 simulcast 8992 & 11244. (07 Mar 02) (JH) NEW MATH: EAM Bcast 0303 USB R44NX4 simulcast 6697, 8992 and 11244. (02 Mar 02) (JH) POOL CUE: 28-char EAM 0506 USB TWFLR6 simulcast 6697 8992 and 11244. (13 Mar 02) (JH) POT LUCK: EAM Bcast 0303 USB TWG5AT simulcast 6697 8992 and 11244. (13 Mar 02) (JH) RICOCHET: 28-char EAM 1620 USB TWCK7B simulcast 8992 and 11244. Nothing heard at 1625z. (11 Mar 02) (JH) WAR HAWK: 28-char EAM Bcast 0304 USB TWFQWT slightly trailing the GHFS' bcst of same, and simulcasting same on 6697, 8992 and 11244. (15 Mar 02) (JH) YALE MAN(?): EAM Bcast 0132 USB R4X5SJ simulcast 8992 and 11244. (05 Mar 02) (JH) SAM 300: 2252 USB w/Andrews in pp w/SAM Command w/departure report. Carrying DV-2 plus 4. Also in pp w/Andrews Metro w/wx for Kansas City Airport. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) Andrews: 0233 USB w/SAM 682 (VC-9 # 76-1682, 99th AS) w/departure report. Carrying DV-3 plus 18. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) Northern Lights: (NE Air Intercept Gnd Ctl, Griffiss AB, NY): 2140 USB w/Magic 75 (E-3B AWACS, Geilenkirchen AB GE) exchanging aircraft tracking information. Encrypted comms also noted on this freq. (7/FEB/02) (RP3) : Unid Fishermen 1245 USB Comms in English language with strong Scottish accent, talking about going further to the North. Background sounded like vessel. (12/03/02) (PD) 100449: C-5 70-0449 0717 ALE/USB Wkg JTY (Yakota) (10Mar02) (SA) 160023: Rch-345Y C-5 86-0023 2035 ALE/USB Wkg GTL (Thule) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) req WX at Frankfurt at 22000Z (06Mar02) (SA) 200175: Rch-372Y C-17 00-0175 0132 ALE/USB Wkg GTL (Thule) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAWNNNN (Hilda W) broken barely readable (07Mar02) (SA) 200175: Rch-C25Y C-17 00-0175 0120 ALE/USB Wkg JDG (Diego Garcia) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) inb next frag + 15 22 pallets, 14 pax, reg mail A1 (26Feb02) (SA) 200534: Rch-004Y C-17 90-0534 1701 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main) inb 2100Z A2 (21Feb02) (SA) 223292: Rch--621 C-17 92-3292 1827 ALE/USB Wkg GTL with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) as frag A1 + WX (22Feb02) (SA) 260005: Rch-036Y C-17 96-0005 1850 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE no reply, then Lajes with same result (07Mar02) (SA) 270041: Rch-344Y C-17 97-0041 0345 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) next dest as frag A1 13 pallets 52 pax (22Feb02) (SA) 280056: Rch-576Y C-17 98-0056 0725 ALE/USB Wkg JNR with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTARNNNN (Ramstein) offload message about some critical patients arr at your loc PP to ???medical centre Pagina 304 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09025.0 09043.0 09050.0 09055.0 09057.0 09057.0 09057.0 09060.0 09085.0 09100.0 09100.0 09103.0 09110.0 09110.0 09122.5 09130.0 09130.0 09130.0 09144.0 09145.0 WUN-v08 (19Feb02) (SA) 280: USAF 0441z TO MET, MTD 15/Mar/02 (S) 290165: Rch-664Y C-17 99-0165 2026 ALE/USB Wkg GTL (Thule) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83184715186NNNN (Mid-East??) with revised arr time at OAKN (Kandahar Afgan) (06Mar02) (SA) 420192: KC-10 82-0192 0014 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (Croughton) (05Mar02) (SA) 491947: Rosco-52 KC-10 79-1947 2052 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN(Hilda E) req Metro for WX at OTBH AL UDEID and OTBD DOHA INTL (Qatar) for 0130Z (22Feb02) (SA) 523542: KC-135 62-3542 1652 ALE/USB Wkg WC3 (unid) (13Mar02) (SA) ADW: USAF 0526z TO OFF 15/Mar/02 (RR) DRAJ:(Selcall) C-5 68-0226 2150 ALE/USB Sounds (25Feb02) (SA) E30001: Shuck-91 E-3B 79-0001 0208 ALE/USB Wkg GTL (Thule) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8,8842011NNNN (Tinker/Raymond24) unable to read due to 290063's many ALE bursts (05Mar02) (SA) NAVY 858: 2149 USB Requesting p/p to DSN 828-3376 [Coast Guard Station, Alameda, CA] via OFFUTT. Because of interference, OFFUTT operator requested QSY to 8992.0. Phone busy along with alternate number 828-3378. NAVY 858 requested information be relayed by OFFUTT operator at a later time. gone at 2154z. (01Mar02) (BD) SENTRY 62: 2137 USB Maybe CENTURY 62. Requesting relay to ALTUS via "autovon". Sounded like fill-ins of message lines, possibly sent earlier by ALE. Ground station not heard. Gone at 2138z. (01Mar02) (BD) Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 0351 USB / working MV Freedom Star for STS-109 launch support. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) TOU: Rockwell-Collins (France) Toulouse 2224 ALE/USB Sounds. (21Mar02) (RGA) BU2C2: Romanian MOI Bucharest, ROU 2248 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A calling TIMC2 [=Timisoara] (15Mar02) (LDO) : Unid 1627 USB No ID given. Long test counts. Simulcast 8992 and 11244. (23 Feb 02) (JH) BOYS' CLUB: 28-char EAM 1513 USB R4MRST co-active with ANDREWS' GHFS bcast of same. Simulcast 8992 and 11244. (25 Feb 02) (JH) DUMP BED: 28-char EAM 1633 USB R4WP4L simulcast 8992 and 11244. He'll probably be back up on 8992.0//11244.0 at h+55/h+25 with the string over the next hour or so. (23 Feb 02) (JH) K90: Unid 0403 ALE/USB Wkg K04 K05. Sends amd TIME01020125120415. TIME01020125120448. TIME01020125120527. (25-02-02) (IB) FABIO: Italian GUARFI Net 2327 ALE/USB Calls ALE. (01Mar02) (RGA) 102: Poss Chinese Mil 0900 ALE/USB Wkg 103. (12-03-02) (IB) UAZ167: IOM Mobile Vehicle AFG 1452 ALE/LSB Wkg with IOMMAZ/(Mazar i Sharif AFG. IOM=International Organisation for Migration. (12-03-02) (IB) no-call: Czech embassy Paris, F 0738 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem based ARQ system, IRS mode, QSX 10306 kHz (12Feb02) (LDO) NMF: USCG Boston 0820 FAX 120/576 Fax from NHS/NCEP Marine Prediction Center NMF: USCG Boston 0820 FAX 120/576 Fax from NHS/NCEP Marine Prediction Center 15/Feb/02 (HPT) Dustoff 843: USB 1951z I copied 'Dustoff 843' wking 'Dustoff Ops' advising that voice training would come in 30 minutes. 6/Feb/02 (TS) MGJ: RN Base Clyde Greenock SCO 2127 RTTY/75/350 CARBs. (04Mar02) (RGA) MJG: RN Faslane 0329 rtty 75/340 CARBS (29/Dec/01) (RH2) Unid: Y/L (EE): 0308 USB w/five-letter groups using NATO phonetics. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) RIW: Moscow Naval 0925 CW Wkg RMYK with QSAs. (27Feb02) (GH2) Unid: O/M (SS): 0024 USB w/O/M (SS). (8/MAR/02) (RP3) Pagina 305 WUN-v08 09145.0 Unid: O/M (SS): 0343 USB calling Mike Golf (not heard). (22/FEB/02) (RP3) 09146.0 no-call: MANY French MIL stations, F 0649 USB/ THOMSON CSF(THALES)/SYSTEME 3000 8-FSK ALE system, short bursts with ALM intro(02Feb02) (LDO) 09153.5 prob. Brit. mil: 0810 Piccolo 12-tone, encrypt. (15 Feb 02)(HPT) 09153.5 prob: . Brit. mil: 0810 Piccolo 12-tone, encrypt. (15 Feb 02)(HPT) 09153.5 prob: Brit. mil: 0810 Piccolo 12-tone, encrypt. (15 Feb 02)(HPT) 09157.0 HEC: Bern Radio, Switzerland 18:35 utc CW "HEC HEC HEC ..." (17Feb02) (SP1) 09157.0 HEC: Berne Radio 0815 cw, hec + Digitals (GW-node) (15 Feb 02)(HPT) 09165.0 HLL2: Seoul Meteo KOR 2020 FAX/120/576 Chart. (09-03-02) (AB) 09190.0 BXT3: MFA Beijing, CHN 1848 USB/MIL-STD 188- 110A serial tone modem, testing to unlocated embassy with RYRYRY & ID (08Feb02) (LDO) 09191.0 FNM: ALE stn sounding at 1505. Other freqs noted for this stn are 4438 & 6765. Anyone have an idea as to the ID of this stn? 17/Feb/02 (TS) 09212.0 NOMADE1: R&S Mobile 1638 ALE/USB Calls RSMUNICH. (25Feb02) (RGA) 09224.0 no-call: Egyptian MIL/border guards, EGY 2308 USB/ scrambled speech using VeriCrypt device, 75Bd/85Hz FSK sequence for synch. (11Feb02) (LDO) 09227.0 AA1: UNID Israeli AF station, ISR 2112 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, calling C65 (13Mar02) (LDO) 09227.0 C56: Israeli Air Force Net 2002 ALE/USB Calls SE1. (16Mar02) (RGA) 09227.0 C56: UNID Israeli AF station, ISR 2135 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, calling AA1 (13Mar02) (LDO) 09227.0 Israeli AF: 1717.0 ALE/USB C90 calling DD1/DFA (??) 04/02(PP1) 09227.8 no-call: UNID MIL net, D? 1328, BURST FSK`200Bd/850Hz, burst starting with reversals, possibly German MIL (09Mar02) (LDO) 09237.0 : Unid In Prog 1154 CW 4-ltr gps accented ltrs badly spaced ended =7S6=7S6 + (15Mar02) (GH2) 09237.0 : Unid In Prog 1155 CW 4-fig grps ended '0678 1426 = 3 90 +' (14Mar02) (GH2) 09238.0 : Pres M08 Cuba 0912 CW 5LGps with msgs for AGUGA, DTNMF and RRMTA. Not up at 1000z. (15Mar02) (GH2) 09247.3 FJY2: DTRE Kerguelen I 0325 Arq-E3 200/400 Betas (29/Dec/01) (RH2) 09248.0 AA1: UNID Israeli AF station, ISR 2142 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, encrypted AMD tfc. to C53 (13Mar02) (LDO) 09248.0 C53: UNID Israeli AF station, ISR 2142 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, encrypted AMD tfc. to AA1(13Mar02) (LDO) 09250.0 239: Poss Chinese Mil 0159 ALE/USB Sounds. (02-03-02) (IB) 09250.0 239: Poss Chinese Mil 1434 ALE/USB Wkg 138. (27-02-02) (IB) 09259.0 MBOUNGOU: Gabon Railways Mboungou. 2005 ALE/USB Sounds. (13Mar02) (RGA) 09260.0 50: Danish Military 1836 ALE/USB Calls 45, who responds. (13Mar02) (RGA) 09260.0 68: DANISH ARMY ? 1646 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng DK11 10/02 (PP1) 09260.0 BXM51: UNID Chinese diplo, 2108 USB/MIL-STD 188- 110A serial tone modem, testing to unlocated embassy with RYRYRY & ID (10Feb02) (LDO) 09286.0 LOGOPS: Dutch MIL forward operating base Narvik/ Beisfjord area, NOR 1827 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, LQA tfc. to LOGOPS (12Feb02) (LDO) 09286.0 LOGOPS: Dutch MIL Supply Company Beisfjord area, NOR 1827 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, LQA tfc. to FOB (12Feb02) (LDO) 09286.0 NOR: Netherlands Military in Norway 1900 ALE/USB Calls NOB. (13Mar02) (RGA) 09286.0 NOR: Netherlands Military in Norway 2100 ALE/SUB Calls NOB. Pagina 306 09310.0 09310.0 09315.0 09320.0 09323.0 09325.0 09325.0 09325.0 09325.0 09325.0 09350.0 09350.0 09360.0 09371.0 09969.9 10000.0 10018.0 10027.0 10046.0 10051.0 10057.0 10072.0 10087.0 10087.0 10087.0 10087.0 10087.0 10087.0 10087.0 WUN-v08 (16Mar02) (RGA) FRT: UNID British MIL , G? 2039 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) LON: British MIL London?, G? 2138 USB/MIL-STD188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) HR: AlgOil Hassi R'Mel ALG 1846 ALE/USB Sounds. (13Mar02) (RGA) Andrews: USAF 1903 USB / clg SAM 60203 on F-616. QRM from WWRB on 9320 kHz AM. (22Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) unid :(running) 1030z CW !6th Feb 5LC weak, unusual as duplicated letters in several groups,e.g., EWDTT ITTNT WMWRR DDIMR GNNRR (GH) AW: UNID French MIL station, F 1047 USB/THOMSON CSF(THALES) /SYSTEME 3000 8-FSK ALE system, short bursts with ALM intro (12Feb02) (LDO) FP: UNID French MIL station, F 1039 USB/THOMSON CSF(THALES) /SYSTEME 3000 8-FSK ALE system, short bursts with ALM intro (12Feb02) (LDO) MY: UNID French MIL station, F 1036 USB/THOMSON CSF(THALES) /SYSTEME 3000 8-FSK ALE system/STANAG 4285 short crypto msgs to "FP" using 1200bps & short interleaving (12Feb02) (LDO) OU: UNID French MIL station, F 1158 USB/THOMSON CSF(THALES) /SYSTEME 3000 8-FSK ALE system/STANAG 4285 short crypto msgs to "MY" using 1200bps & short interleaving (12Feb02) (LDO) ZW: UNID French MIL station, F 1057 USB/THOMSON CSF(THALES) /SYSTEME 3000 8-FSK ALE system, short bursts with ALM intro (12Feb02) (LDO) Voice of America: HF "feeder"-Delano, CA 0857 LSB / with VOA News Now programs. Has no carrier or pilot tone! (16March2002) (Midwest USA) Voice of America: HF "feeder"-Delano, CA 1416 LSB / with VOA 0 News Now programs. Still on since sign on at 0857Z! (16March2002) (Midwest USA) OXT: Copenhagen meteo DNK 0003 FAX/120/576 Ice chart. (10-03-02) (AB) 2222: N.African Oil/MOI Net 2216 ALE/USB Sounds. (19Mar02) (RGA) JMH3: Tokyo Meteo 2120 WXFAX 120/576 surface analysis (02 Feb 02)(HPT) WWV: NIST FORT COLLINS TS 0840 A9W on usb. Time sigs/Voice announcements. (25/Feb)(DW) Bombay Aero: 2111 USB E wkg. Malaysian a/c (31 Jan 02)(HPT) OKL: Praha Radio 1708 USB Czech wkg. a/c, info for Abu Dhabi, Dubai (08 Feb 02)(HPT) 4XZ: IN HAIFA 1551 CW Marker "vvv de 4XZ ==" then tfc in offline encrypt. (21/Feb)(DW) VFG: Gander Volmet 2050 USB E Volmet (31 Jan 02)(HPT) San Francisco ARINC: requests to know if Korean Air 001 is now receiving ELT signal on guard and aircraft responds negative in USB at 1944Z. 22/Feb/02 (CR) Speedbird 78: 0112 USB E clg. Speedbird London, no joy (11 Feb 02)(HPT) ---: AIRCRAFT ICAO 17070143 1759 HFDL on usb. Log on request. (21/Feb)(DW) ---: AIRCRAFT ICAO 17070150 1854 HFDL on usb. Log on request. Rptd 1929z (21/Feb)(DW) ---: AIRCRAFT ICAO 17070154 1922 HFDL on usb, then rptd. (21/Feb)(DW) ---: FLIGHT LH8250 1935 HFDL on usb. Air posn 51.48N 2.52E. 1940z 51.46N 1.47E (21/Feb)(DW) 014: ARINC KRASNOYARSK 1654 HFDL on usb. Squitters. 1837 logon confirm to ICAO 17070143 as Air ID 58. 1855 logon confirm to ICAO 34336142 as Air ID 63 (21/Feb)(DW) 14: ARINC Krasnoyarsk RUS 2205 HFDL Msg to D-ALCI "2.D-ALCI 3LL 2003200301321ZTLX RECEIPT,0027,00-TLX TRANSFERRED TO BOM MAINT" (Bombay/Mumbai maintenance?) (18Mar02) (RGA) : ARINC Gnd Stn 14 Krasnoyarsk RUS 1415 HFDL/USB Squitters. (23Feb02) (RGA) Pagina 307 WUN-v08 10087.0 : ARINC-14 Krasnoyarsk RUS 1749 HFDL Msg to LH8382: "2.D-ALCJ Q02 S82ALH8382 3,". Is this timeslot info? (17Mar02) (RGA) 10087.0 ARINC-14: Krasnoyarsk RUS 2056 HFDL Squitters. No aeroplanes in over 2 hours monitoring. (21Mar02) (RGA) 10087.0 KE0518: KoreanAir Flt 2102 HFDL Wkg 14-Krasnoyarsk. Posn 402434N/1080254E then 403330N/1100006E at 2112z. (11Mar02) (RGA) 10087.0 LH7981: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F D-ALCI 2200 HFDL Wkg Krasnoyarsk. Posn 391111N/0355725E. (18Mar02) (RGA) 10087.0 LH7981: Lufthansa Flt 2108 HFDL Wkg 14-Krasnoyarsk. Posn 445931N/0313604E then 442858N/0315730E at 2113z. (11Mar02) (RGA) 10087.0 LH8382: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F D-ALCJ [AID D7] 1750 HFDL Wkg Krasnoyarsk. Posn 642215N/0101111E. (17Mar02) (RGA) 10087.0 LH8427: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F D-ALCD 2205 HFDL Wkg Krasnoyarsk. [ICAO ID 260E3C]. Posn 491523N/0161758E. (18Mar02) (RGA) 10100.5 DDK9: Hamburg Meteo 1803 rtty 50/400 Marine Wx\EE (28/Dec/01) (RH2) 10110.0 IOMKUN: IOM Kunduz AFG 1310 ALE/LSB Wkg Mobiles UAZ179 UAZ182. Also heard: 341, 9004, UAZ170, UAZ167, IOMDYU/Prob Dushanbe, TOY011, TOY013, TOY014 all mobiles. Very rare work in USB. (09-03-02) (IB) 10110.0 IOMMAI: IOM office Maimana, AFG 0238 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A wkng TOY013 (13Mar02) (LDO) 10116.8 BAF4: Beijing Meteo 1845 WXFAX 120/576 // 14365,9 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 10192.5 DRAV: 0830 FGS KARLSRUHE FRIGATE 122 CLASS F-212 USB/voice and data link w/DHJ59 German Navy Wilhelmshaven 13/03 (PP1) 10192.5 DRES: 0845 FGS WEIDEN MINE HUNTER M-1060 USB/voice and data link w/DHJ59 German Navy Wilhelmshaven 13/03 (PP1) 10192.6 DHJ-59: 0204 USB w/DRAO (FGS LUEBECK, FRIGATE 122 CLASS, F-214) & DRAH w/EE servicing of RTTY traffic. (8/MAR/02) (RP3) 10192.6 DREG: (German Navy vessel, PROBABLE MINE HUNTER): 0137 w/EE servicing of RTTY traffic. (8/MAR/02) (RP3) 10240.0 205: Poss Chinese Mil 0309 ALE/USB Wkg 206 & 300. (04-03-02) (IB) 10241.0 ---: UNID UKRAINIAN? 1700 rtty 50/R/200 In 3SC. "Kriptograma Biran(or Buran) and Legenda-887 in headers then on line encrypt with "zzzzzzzzzzz" lead-in/tails. Off air 1708z (24/Feb)(DW) 10275.0 SP130P: AlgOil Pumping Stn 1639 ALE/LSB Sounds. (11Mar02) (RGA) 10285.0 INAS30P: AlgOil In Amenas ALG 1637 ALE/LSB Sounds. Also heard OHT30P/Ohanet. (11Mar02) (RGA) 10295.0 French Truckers: France 14:35 utc LSB Fixed and mobiles stations One of these stations give QTH "Melun" near Paris (18Feb02) (SP1) 10306.0 no-call: UNID MIL-net, 1740 USB/THOMSON CSF (THALES)/SYSTEME 3000/analogue voice scrambler, lengthy testing, sounding like 10-count in some Slavic language (RUS?) but unable to determine the language due to scrambling (16Mar02) (LDO) 10330.0 BXM51: UNID Chinese diplo, 2120 USB/MIL-STD188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to unloc. station with RYRYRY & ID (09Mar02) (LDO) 10341.0 HEC: GW NODE BERN 1725 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "HEC" and wkng ships in Globedata (24/Feb)(DW) 10360.0 SAB: Goeteborg Radio 1712 cw, sab + SITOR (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 10360.0 SAB: GW NODE GOETEBORG 2006 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "SAB" (24/Feb)(DW) 10378.0 B20: UNID MIL station, 0915 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A App. B 39-tone modem, tfc. to H53, located in Europe (09Mar02) (LDO) 10378.0 H53: UNID MIL station, 0915 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A App. B 39-tone modem, tfc. to B20, located in Europe (09Mar02) (LDO) 10381.6 no-call: UNID Italian, I, 2253 ARQ burst system, 250Bd/170Hz Pagina 308 10385.0 10393.0 10414.5 10414.5 10414.5 10417.0 10420.0 10420.0 10430.0 10455.5 10470.4 10471.6 10472.0 10472.0 10493.0 10502.0 10502.0 10502.0 10502.0 10511.0 10536.0 10536.0 10536.1 10553.0 10566.0 10588.0 10588.0 10588.0 10600.0 10622.3 10627.0 10658.0 WUN-v08 shift, in non-frequency hopping mode, probably R&S system (15Mar02) (LDO) BXT18: MFA Beijing, CHN 1600 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, 5 LGs to unlocated embassy (16Mar02) (LDO) no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1800 ITA-5 based ARQsystem 100.17Bd/500Hz, 5FGs to unlocated embassy, link ID not copied, bursty tfc., 11-bit per char., 75 chars per burst, ctrl char. every 9th character (16Mar02) (LDO) DKL: British MIL Dhekelia, CYP 0133 USB/MIL-STD188-141A, calling FD1 (08Mar02) (LDO) FD1: UNID British MIL "FWD deployment 1", 2112 USB/MILSTD 188-141A, clng DKL (07Mar02) (LDO) FD3: UNID British MIL "FWD deployment 3", 0144 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (08Mar02) (LDO) ---: UNID 2013 CW Hi spdd [33wpm] offline encrypt with Cyrillic chars. Offair 2014z (24/Feb)(DW) BXT18: MFA Beijing, CHN 2157 USB/MIL-STD 188- 110A serial tone modem, testing to unlocated embassy with RYRYRY & ID (01Feb02) (LDO) BXT9: MFA Beijing, CHN 2225 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, testing to unlocated embassy with RYRYRY & ID (24Feb02) (LDO) BXT18: MFA Beijing, CHN 2157 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, testing to unlocated embassy with RYRYRY & ID (09Mar02) (LDO) VIE: GW NODE DARWIN 2017 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "VIE". Wkng ship briefly in Globedata (24/Feb)(DW) FDC: FAF METZ 2019 CW Marker "vvv de FDC ar" (24/Feb)(DW) FDC: AF Metz 1621 cw vvv (15 Feb 02)(HPT) UNID F AF, prob. Metz: 1200 USB F tape (15 Feb 02)(HPT) UNID: 1200 USB F mentioning the names of days and months (15 Feb 02)(HPT)* WGY908 (NCS): FEMA-Denver, Colorado 1604 LSB / working WGY910 (FEMA-WA) in the net on F-26 for the NECN. (06March2002) (Midwest USA) BRA: Angolan embassy Brazzaville, COG 1933 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A sounding (12Feb02) (LDO) KIN: Angolan embassy Kinshasa, ZAI, 1858 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A sounding (12Feb02) (LDO) PNG: Angolan Consulate Pointe Noir CGO 1903 ALE/USB Sounds. (25Feb02) (RGA) PNG: Angolan consulate Pointe Noire, COG, 1856 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding (12Feb02) (LDO) Unid: O/M (SS): 0235 USB w/Vado-3 (sounds like, O/M SS). (8/MAR/02) (RP3) CFH: CF Halifax 0333 fax 120/576 Nice chart! (29/Dec/01) (RH2) CFH: CF HALIFAX 2310 FAX 120/576/N/800 Fuzzy. Ice chart (24/Feb)(DW) CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 2137 RTTY/75/850 US airfields weather actuals. (04Mar02) (RGA) VTK: IN TUTICORIN 2328 CW End of tfc in offline encrypt (4 fig grps). Reverts to marker "vvv VTK2/3/4". Raspy note (24/Feb)(DW) 45: Danish Military 2237 ALE/USB Calls 50. (19Mar02) (RGA) FD2: UNID British MIL "FWD deployment 2", 2143 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) FD4: UNID British MIL "FWD deployment 4", 2114 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) LON: Unid. Poss US FEMA 2144 ALE/USB Sounds. (26Feb02) (RGA) TOLEDO: Colombian Navy vessel Jose Maria Garcia de Toledo? , 0055 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/CLOVER-2000 tfc. to ATLANTICO (16Jan02) (LDO) no-call: UNID North Korean embassy, 1249 600Bd BPSK serial tone modem (09Mar02) (LDO) 055: UNID East Asian station, CHN? 2043, USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, sounding (30Jan02) (LDO) AB0004: Unid 2106 ALE/USB Calls AA0001. Freq previously used by Turkish Red Crescent Net. (11Mar02) (RGA) Pagina 309 WUN-v08 10673.0 no-call: Austrian diplo?, 0834 USB/DASA(EADS) FARCOS 1800Bd burst PSK system, ARCOTEL ALE bursts (26Jan02) (LDO) 10705.0 BRA: MFA Bratislava, SVK 1553, USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A, sounding (24Feb02) (LDO) 10715.0 BXT78: UNID Chinese diplo, 1608 USB/MIL-STD188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, 5 LGs and 4 FGs to 179 (10Feb02) (LDO) 10718.6 no-call: UNID Italian, I 1639 ARQ burst system, 250Bd/170Hz shift, in frequency hopping mode, probably Rohde & Schwarz system (10Feb02) (LDO) 10746.0 SAB: Goeteborg Radio 1718 cw, sab + SITOR (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 10765.0 AA0002: Unid 1658 ALE/USB Wkg AD0003. (13-03-02) (IB) 10780.0 Ascension Radio: 2234 USB / working Cape Radio. Cape Radio gave a long count for a sc. (27Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 10780.0 Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 0933 USB / working King Two for STS-109 launch. Working freq. 5180 kHz. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) 10780.0 Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 2337 USB / telling USS Boone that the STS-109 launch is delayed 24 hrs. (27Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 10780.0 Fisher: 1013 USB / working King One for STS-109 launch. Working freq. 5180 kHz. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) 10780.0 Reach JHL 3: (AMC contract aircraft): 2258 USB w/Cape Radio reporting departure from Antigua, enroute to Ascension. JHL 3 calls Ascension w/no response. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) 10850.5 ---: UNID 0900 Piccolo 10850.510. On standby thru 1400z (25/Feb)(DW) 10850.5 UNID: Brit Mil 1219 Piccolo 12-tone (06 Feb 02)(HPT) 10865.0 0: UNID British TA station, G 1649, USB/BURST FSK 300Bd/850Hz, tfc. to "X10E", crypto header starting with "RYRYRYS_HASJBV", ITA-2 based alphabet, Clansman radio?, wobbly audio on vx and data transmissions (03Mar02) (LDO) 10865.0 BXT78: UNID Chinese diplo, F? 0816 USB/MIL- STD 188-110A serial tone modem, messages to several stations in what appears to be a modification of the CHN tlg. code (DianBaoMa) (09Mar02) (LDO) 10865.0 X10E: UNID British TA station, G 1649, USB/ BURST FSK 300Bd/850Hz, tfc. to "0", crypto header starting with "RYRYRYS_HASJBV", ITA-2 based alphabet, Clansman radio?, wobbly audio on vx and data tramnsmissions (03Mar02) (LDO) 10869.2 RFVI: FF Le Port 1725 ARQ-E3 100/400 RFFLAMP with 5lgs to RFVIFLR on RUN-cct (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 10875.0 BMLV2: BMLV Vienna (Net 2) 1912 ALE/USB Calls 21111, who responds as 211. Again at 2001z. (13Mar02) (RGA) 10875.0 BMLV2: BMLV Vienna AUT 1146 ALE/USB Calls 21111/Unid, who responds.(07Mar02) (RGA) 10877.0 FD2: UNID British MIL "FWD deployment 2", 2157 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 10877.0 LON: British MIL London?, G? 2115 USB/MIL-STD188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 10913.8 RFTJ: Dakar, Senegal 19.15 ARQ-E3 48/400 Spurious emmission from signal on 10917.7 (06Feb02). (PT) 10916.1 Unid: 0714Z.0 ARQ-E3.0 FF Daka Senegal 1/Feb/02 (RR) 10917.7 RFTJ: Dakar, Senegal 19.16 ARQ-E3 48/400 Tfc to RFTJ, Port Bouet, on TJF cct (06Feb02). (PT) 10917.7 RFTJ: FN Dakar 0553 Arq-E3 48/400 CdeV to itself on TJF cid (09/Jan/02) (RH2) 10917.7 Unid:0714Z.0 ARQ-E3 FF Daka, Senegal 1/Feb/02 (RR) 10918.6 RFTJ: Dakar, Senegal 19.17 ARQ-E3 48/400 Spurious emmission from signal on 10917.7 (06Feb02). (PT) 10923.5 TO2: Unid 2207 ALE/USB Calls GO2 who responds. (26Feb02) (RGA) 10944.7 CFH: CF Halifax 0430 rtty 75/850 ID Call string (29/Dec/01) (RH2) 10960.7 RFFTD: MOD Paris 1740 ARQ-M2 200/400 RFFTD with 5lgs to RFFVAY, FDX-cct (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 10960.7 RFFTD: Paris, France 14.28 ARQ-M2 200/400 Ch A: AIR ENTREPOT CINQ MARS with tfc in FF to RFFVAY - COMDETAIR SARAJEVO on FDX cct. Ch B: RFFTB: AIR CENTRANSFERT METZ GUISE with svc msg and flight info to RFFSBIA - BURINFAERO SARAJEVO on BVA cct. This frequency using same circuit IDs as 13479.7 but not Pagina 310 WUN-v08 transmitting in parallel (06Feb02). (PT) 11000.0 906: UNID station, 2257 USB/CLOVER-2000 endless tfc. to unlocated station (11Feb02) (LDO) 11005.0 GD: Unid 0253 RTTY/300/200 Wkg WP. WP WP WP DE GD GD GD..WP WP WP DE GD GD GD KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK..CQ CQ CQ CQ DE GD GD GC QHQ :1 :GD B GD RWWW7:1 : CQ CQ CQ CQ DE GD RIPIIS.0 ECERHE..R UP ECERME. ACF=8. (06-03-02)(IB) 11005.0 GD: Unid 0253 RTTY/300/200 Wkg WP. WP WP WP DE GD GD GD..WP WP WP DE GD GD GD..KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK..CQ CQ CQ CQ DE GD GD GC QHQ :1 :GD B GD RWWW7:1 :..CQ CQ CQ CQ DE GD RIPIIS ECERHE..R UP ECERME.(06-03-02) (IB) 11007.5 no-call: UNID NATO net, ??? 1804 USB/SLEW 2400Bd several stations using the NATO single tone Link eleven waveform (08Mar02) (LDO) 11008.0 FD1: UNID British MIL "FWD deployment 1", 2155 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 11008.0 FD4: UNID British MIL "FWD deployment 4", 2126 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 11008.0 FRT: UNID British MIL , G? 2040 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 11008.0 LON: British MIL London?, G? 2121 USB/MIL-STD188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 11020.0 no-call: Turkish Naval net, TUR 1659 USB/STANAG 4285, KG-84 encrypted msgs running 300 bps + long interleaving, vx coordination in Turkish (24Feb02) (LDO) 11026.7 : MFA Cairo EGY 1800 ARQ Ends msg to unid embassy. FDC transmission. (12Mar02) (RGA) 11030.0 AXM34: Melbourne Meteo 2000 WX-FAX South Pacific Ocean MSLP Anal // 13920 (08 Feb 02)(HPT) 11031.0 SG: Unid 2028 ALE/USB Calls BSX. (06Mar02) (RGA) 11038.9 DDH9: Hamburg Meteo 1757 rtty 50/400 Wx data (28/Dec/01) (RH2) 11039.0 DDH9: Hamburg Meteo 1815 rtty 50/400 RY/64/ID//147.38 & 144 (2/Feb/02) (RH2) 11056.0 "Puerto Rico": USAF 0737 USB / working maybe SPAR 86. (20Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 11079.7 Unid: SANA Damascus 1623 rtty 50/850 Nx\AA (01/Feb/02) (RH2) 11080.0 YKP80: SANA DAMASCUS 1605.0 rtty 50/R/850 Press in AA(ATU70), EE and FF thru 1815 (18/Mar)(DW) 11105.0 BXO44: Chinese embassy Warszawa?, POL? 0711 USB/ MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, 5 LGs to unid station (09Feb02) (LDO) 11118.0 Spar 86: 15:28 SPAR 86 Clg and wkg CRO for pp with US emba in Bucharest roumenië. nr 4012104042 the US dept of commerce.21/Feb/02 (RP) 11150.0 950: Canadian Forces (Europe) 1231 ALE/USB Calls 000, who responds.(07Mar02) (RGA) 11160.2 ---: FF ISTRES ? 0800 ARQ/E3 200/E/400 8rc. RQs. No app tfc thru 1341Z (22/Feb)(DW) 11160.2 unid: 0833 arq-e3/200 Betas (for more than 24 hours) 16-Feb-02 (wp3) 11175.0 Airevac 258: 0424Z Airevac 258 [type?] call Thule PP Ramstein AB, Germany - ETA 0700Z 14/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Airevac 5245: 2214Z.0 Airevac 5245 [type?] call Offutt PP McChord AFB, WA - ETA 2330Z 2/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Airevac RX3: 0113Z Airevac RX3 [C-141] call Ascension PP Keflavik NAS, Iceland - ETA 0330Z 1/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 ALAMO TALCE: Clg ANY STATION & PUERTO RICO 1948 USB Called numerous times with no known response. The TALCE stations have shown up in the past during apparent exercises. At about 1950z CHARLSTON (or sounds like; good levels here) called MAINSAIL between ALAMO TALCE's calls and raised ANDREWS (unheard here; per his id) for a signal check and gone. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 11175.0 Andrews: 0240 USB w/Reach 9026 (id as Travis C-5 # 90026) in pp w/Travis CP w/arrival information. Is carrying a Raven crew from Dover. (8/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Andrews: 0245 USB w/aircraft 806 (not heard) in pp w/Andrews Metro w/wx for Pope AFB. (13/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Andrews: 0255 USB w/SAM 206 (C-20B # 86-0206, 99th AS Andrews) Pagina 311 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 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 11175.0 WUN-v08 in pp w/SAM Command w/arrival information. (8/FEB/02) (RP3) Andrews: 2101 USB w/SAM 400 (VC-37A # 97-0400, 99th AS Andrews) in radio checks. (7/FEB/02) (RP3) ANDREWS: 22-char EAM 0539 USB TWJAXO. Simulcast 4724 6712 6739 8992 15016. (10 Mar 02) (BD) Andrews: 2312 USB w/SAM 201 (C-20B # 86-0201, 99th AS Andrewsunheard). Andrews can't hear so QSY to 8992. (12/FEB/02) (RP3) ANDREWS: 28-char EAM 0533 USB TWD4Z4. Simulcast 6739 6712 4274 8992 11271 15016. (10 Mar 02) (BD) ANDREWS: 28-char eAM 0546 USB TW3D75 simulcast 4724 6712 6739 11271 15016. (10 Mar 02) (BD) ANDREWS: EAM Message 0335 USB R4FSHU, Wondered if one was coming up, as there was about 5 seconds of a break in the noise as if someone was testing to make sure the transmitter was on. (24Feb02) (EC) Andrews: Wkg NAVY HP455 2339 USB PP to DSN960-6477/6455. (07-03-02) (MF) ARMYCOPPER 26654: 1524 USBwkg Croughton for a comercial pp 15/Mar/02 (rp) ASA 01 MOBILE: Clg SALINAS & ANDREWS GLOBAL 1521 USB Calls a few times. (13 Mar 02) (JH) ASTRA 11: 0148Z.0 Astra 11 [KC-135] call Offutt PP Dyess AFB, TX - wants to change the time for A/R to 0330Z 11/Feb/02 (RR) BAJA 02: Clg MAINSAIL 0139 USB 'With request' Raises OFFUTT for a phone patch to a DSN 272 number. Patch was brought up but neither side (ground party id'd by his telephone extension) could complete the circuit. BAJA 02 said that he would try another freq and out. (07 Mar 02) (JH) BELT FED: Wkg ANDREWS 2114 USB PP with ground party ID'd as SEMESTER. ORDERWIRE chatter with BELT FED over CONTENDER (GEP alias); problem fixed and gone. (23 Feb 02) (JH) CARD GAME: Clg MAINSAIL 1458 USB Raises OFFUTT maybe, and requesting a phonepatch to a common DSN 939 number. The number was either busy or not answered so he requested the other common extension. After a few minutes (maybe unsuccessful at the second extension) he requested a phone patch to the commercial toll free number associated with WALDORF. (13 Mar 02) (JH) Coder 27: at 1551Z - CODER 27 calling SKYBIRD. 11/Mar/)2 (CR) Croughton: 0249 USB w/Navy PA 799 (probable P-3C-not heard). (13/FEB/02) (RP3) Croughton: Wkg AEROVAC RX3 2314 USB PP to Hilda East. (01-03-02) (MF) Croughton: Wkg SHARK 28 2337 USB (C130). PP to DSN 860-9561Curcao. (01-03-02) (MF) Diego Garcia: Wkg AEROVAC RX3(#50232) 2139 USB PP to DSN 858-9603. (03-03-02) (MF) Diego Garcia: Wkg Reach 101Q 0227 USB PP to Hilda East. (27-02-02) (MF) Diego Garcia: Wkg Reach 23H1 0202 USB PP to Hilda East. (27-02-02) (MF) DUMPY 68:with p/p via GHFS McClellen to unheard metro after advising the operator at WEST COAST to not laugh at their call! 22/Feb/02 (CR) Earl 91: 0243Z Earl 91 [B-52] call McClellan PP Fairchild AFB, WA - ETA 0333Z 14 /Mar/02 (RR) Earl 93: 2359Z.0 Earl 93 [B-52] call Offutt PP Fairchild AFB, WA - has maint problems 10/Feb/02 (RR) Evac 6192: 0524 Evac 6192 [C-9A] call McClellan PP Hickam AFB, HI - ETA 0710Z 9/Mar/02 (RR) FLIGHT 9: Clg McCLELLAN 2202 USB Radio check. Loud & Clear/ 5 x 5. Calls again at 2203z. Still lound & clear. (14 Mar 02) (BD) FRUITFUL(?): Raises OFFUTT 1830 USB (May be TRUTHFUL) For PP to a common DSN 939 number id'd as FIRE ANT (NAOC). FRUITFUL requested that FIRE ANT contact CIGAR BOX (probably WALDORF) and have them meet FRUITFUL at station TENACITY (GEP alias) on RF 18, and gone. (16 Mar 02) (JH) Pagina 312 WUN-v08 11175.0 Gold 03: 0358 Gold 03 [KC-10] call Lajes PP Moron AB, Spain - Gold 01 will meet tanker at 0530Z for A/R 9/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Gold 11: 0308Z Gold 11 [KC-10] call Andrews AFB, MD 10/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Hoku 01: 0347Z Hoku 01 [KC-135] call McClellan PP DSN 321? ETA 0430Z 15/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Icer 10: at 2336Z - ICER 10 (B-52H, 2nd BW, Barksdale) with p/p via GHFS McClellen to RAYMOND 12 22/Feb/02 (CR) 11175.0 INDIAN 93: Clg McCLELLAN 2216 USB For PP to AIRBUS(?) Connected with party telling 93 to contact another party via 'Victor'(Prob VHF) (14 Mar 02) (BD) 11175.0 JAKE 11(?): Clg ANDREWS 1804 USB Raises OFFUTT for "current EAM traffic". OFFUTT provided TW2VQ? and gone. Maybe the second aircraft in the past hour to request current traffic (earlier aircraft too weak to understand id.) (16 Mar 02) (JH) 11175.0 Jambo 31: 0244Z Jambo 31 [B-52] call McClellan PP Bangor Airport, ME - checking to see if tanker will make the 0345 A/R it will 6/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Jesse 96: 2133Z.0 Jesse 96 [C-130H] call Offutt PP Hilda West - ETA 0100Z to North Island NAS, CA 2/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 JULIE GOLD 15: Wkg THULE 0332 USB Requesting p/p via THULE to DSN 728-2631 [Mountain Home Air Force Base]. No answer at that number so alternate DSN 728-222 was tried. JULIE GOLD 15 gave information about GOLD 05 diverting to a base in Bangor, Maine due to an in-flight problem. Gone at 0340z. (08 Mar 02) (BD) 11175.0 KEY LIME: Wkg ANDREWS 0055 USB (Maybe KEY LINE). Radio check. (15 Mar 02) (JH) 11175.0 King 19: 0258Z.0 King 19 [HC-130] call Offutt PP Hickam AFB, HI - ETA 0529Z 8/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 King 24: 2115Z.0 King 24 [type?] call Offutt PP Hilda Metro got wx for Kirtland AFB, N.M. at 0130Z 2/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 KING 24: (MC-130P) with p/p via GHFS McClellen to CAMPER with question about aircraft part availability. 22/Feb/02 (CR) 11175.0 King 74: 0156Z.0 King 74 [HC-130] call Lajes PP Rescue OP ETA 0300Z 13/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Kitsap 91: at 1852Z KITSAP 91 (C-17A, 62d AW, McChord) with p/p via GHFS McClellen to McChord CP requesting amended IR 325 time to 2000Z. 12/Mar/02 (CR) 11175.0 Lajes: 0258 USB w/Reach 717Y (weak) in pp w/Hilda Metro w/wx for undisclosed location. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Lajes: 0312 USB w/Reach 218Y (id as C-17 # 94-0070) in pp w/USAFE AMCC & Metro w/arrival information. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Lajes: 0333 USB w/Reach 4619 (not heard) in pp w/McGuire Metro & CP w/arrival information. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Lockheed 0523: 0251 USB w/Lajes in radio check. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 MAINSAIL: Wkg REACH 720Y 2349 USB PP to NORDIC CONTROL. (04-03-02) (MF) 11175.0 McClellan Global: GHFS 1734 USB / pp for SAM 90404 (a C-37A, # 99-0404 with DV-2+8) to SAM CP. (24Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 11175.0 NATO 10: (E-3B AWACS, Geilenkirchen GE): 1536 USB w/Andrews in pp w/Andrews Metro w/Andrews & Langley wx. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Nato 27: 0129Z.0 NATO 27 [type?] call Lajes PP Tinker AFB, OK - checking where to go if wx got bad at Tinker- Kelly and Little Rock were talk about 29/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 NAVY 50511: Wkg ANDREWS 0142 USB Advising that 50511 was on deck at 0140z and gone. (24 Feb 02) (JH) 11175.0 Navy AX 670: (C-130T, VR-53, Andrews): 2228 USB w/Lajes in pp w/Roosevelt Roads DSN 831-3393/4890 w/arrival information. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Navy DI 799: 1911Z.0 Navy DI 799 [type?] call Andrews PP Puerto Rico - coded tfc 10/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Navy JA04: 0207Z.0 Navy JA 04 [P-3C] call Lajes PP Barbers Point NAS, HI - ETA 1900 local 25/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Navy JW 940: (C-130T, VR-62, NAS Brunswick): 2150 USB w/Andrews in pp w/DSN 960-6130 (Navy Mayport). Reporting departure from MYAF (unlocated) and ETA Mayport. (7/FEB/02) (RP3) Pagina 313 WUN-v08 11175.0 Navy LK-26: 0229Z.0 Navy LK-26 [P-3C] call Andrews PP Brunswich NAS, ME - ETA 0315Z 14/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Navy LK-33: 0050Z.0 Navy LK 33 [P-3C] call Andrews PP Brunswich NAS, MA - ETA 2300 local 24/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Navy LL03: (P-3C, VP-30, NAS Jacksonville): 2238 USB calling Mainsail. (25/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 NAvy LL41: 2256Z Navy LL 41 [P-3C] call Thuld PP Jacksonville NAS, FL - ETA 1845 local 1/MAR/02 (rr) 11175.0 Navy LN 45A: (P-3C, VP-45 NAS Jacksonville): 2213 w/Lajes(11/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Navy LT 621: (P-3C, VP-62 NAS Jacksonville): 1559 USB w/Andrews in radio check. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Navy LY 317: (P-3C, VP-92 NAS Brunswick): 1528 USB calling Mainsail w/no response. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Navy RG660: 0221Z Navy RG 660 [C-130?] call McClellan PP Barbers Point NAS, HI - ETA 0330Z 14/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Navy RU86: 0325Z Navy RU 86 [C-130T] call Hickam PP North Island NAS, CA - ETA 0640Z 9/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Navy RU: 0226Z Navy RU 300 [C-130T] call McClellan PP Point Mugu NAS, CA - ETA 2300 15/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Navy TX335: 0156Z.0 Navy TX 335 [SH60] call Offutt PP Whidbey Island NAS, WA - ETA 0220Z 22/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Offutt Global: GHFS USB / pp for SAM 90300 (a C-20H, # 90-0300) to Edwards Metro. (18Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 11175.0 Offutt: 0341 USB w/Skyking message for Diego Garcia. At 0347 Offutt w/another Skyking message for Diego Garcia. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Offutt: 2246 USB w/SAM 300 (C-20H # 90-0300, 99th AS Andrews). QSY to F267 (6730). (11/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 OFFUTT: 28-char EAM 0155 USB R4EWG2. Simulcast 6739, 8992, 15016. (08 Mar 02) (BD) 11175.0 OFFUTT: 28-char EAM 0219 USB R4MBFA. Simulcast 4724, 6712, 6739, 8992 and 15016. (08 Mar 02) (BD) 11175.0 OFFUTT: 6-char EAM 2207 USB 'For ACTIVATOR(?)' BTHSQQ. Repeated twice. (14 Mar 02) (BD) 11175.0 Offutt: Wkg Wise 82 0256 USB PP DSN 872-5224-Eglin Meteo. (27-02-02) (MF) 11175.0 Otic 0237Z: 0237Z Otis 73 [KC-130] call Salinas PR PP Hilda Metro - got wx for Souda Airport, Greece at 0600Z 7/Mar/2 (RR) 11175.0 Otis 76: 2229Z Otis 76 [KC-130] call Lajes pp Andrews AFB, MD - ETA 0345Z 6/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Otis 81: 0104Z.0 Otis 81 [KC-10] call Salinas PR PP MCAS Cherry Point N.C. - ETA 21:00 local 27/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 PAPA 7 FOXTROT: Clg OFFUTT GLOBAL 0327 USB OFFUTT did not respond, but McClellan did...to which PAPA 7 FOXTROT requested patch to DSN 315-473-5598 [Lackland AFB, Texas]. Once initiated several apparently coded messages were given regarding exercise "Esteem Highly Alpha", then gone at 0358z. [Interesting verbage at the end of the conversation when the McClellan operator was told very formally "I relinquish the net" instead of the usual, more casual, thanks. (08 Mar 02) (BD) 11175.0 Petro 22: 0211Z.0 Petro 22 [KC-10] call Diego Garcia PP Hickam AFB, HI- ETA 0515Z 31/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Raid 32: 0318Z.0.0 Raid 32 [KC-135] call McClellan PP Grand Forks AFB, N.D. - got wx for Grand Forks AFB at 0400Z20/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Raid 35: 0300Z.0 Raid 35 [KC-135] call Lajes PP 27/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Raid 61: 0132Z.0 Raid 61 [KC-135] call Lajes PP Grand Forks AFB, N.D. - ETA 0215Z 16/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Raider 19: 0355Z.0 Raider 19 [KC-135] call Andrews PP Miramar NAS, CA - ETA 0500Z 30/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Razor 21: (E-8 JSTARS, Robins AFB): 0101 USB w/McClellan in pp w/DSN 497-2612, Raymond-19 (Robins AFB) w/formatted report. (21/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Razor 33: 0050Z Razor 33 [E-8C] call Offutt PP Robbins AFB, FL -ETA 0230Z 7/Mar/02 (RR) Pagina 314 WUN-v08 11175.0 Reach 001Y: 0326 USB w/Thule in pp w/USAFE Metro for wx at Frankfurt. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Reach 0117: 0310Z.0 Reach 0177 [C-17] call Andrews PP Hilda East - ETA 0825Z to coded location 22/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 015: 0235Z.0 Reach 015 [type?] call Offutt PP March AFB, CA - ETA 0900Z 8/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 017Q: 0224Z.0 Reach 017Q [type?] call Offutt PP Dover AFB, DE - ETA 0530Z 22/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 0422Z: 0422Z Reach 813 [type?] call Offutt PP Hilda East - ETA 0700Z to next location 11/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 0429: 0429.0.0 Reach 929 [type?] call Andrews PP Ramstein AB, Germany - got wx for 0500Z at Ramstein 18/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 0442: 0118 USB w/Thule in pp w/Westover CP w/arrival information. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Reach 0464: 0116Z.0 Reach 0464 [C-5] call Lajes PP McChord AFB, WA - ETA 0205Z 10/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 049Y: 0511Z.0 Reach 049Y [type?] call Lajes PP Mildenhall AB, England - ETA 0600Z 15/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 061Y: 0057Z.0 Reach 061Y [type?] call Lajes PP RheinMain AB, Germany - ETA 0330Z 11/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 070Y: 0414Z Reach 070Y [C-141] call Hickam PP ROTA NAS, Spain - ETA 0830Z 9/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 0802: 0107Z.0 Reach 0802 [type?] call Croughton PP Gulfport-Biloxi Airport, Miss ETA - 0330Z 21/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 0809: 0132Z Reach 0809 [type?] call Lajes PP Hilda Metro - got wx for ST John NFLD, Canada at 0430Z 10/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 0810: 0221Z Reach 0810 [type?] call Lajes Pp Hilda Metro - got wx for ST John, 10/MAR/02 (rr) 11175.0 Reach 0812: 0134Z Reach 0812 [type?] call Diego Garcia PP Hilda East - ETA 0440Z to ST John NFLD, Canada 11/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 101Q: 0149Z.0 Reach 101Q [type?] call Andrews PP Hilda East - ETA 0445Z to Puerto Rico 27/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 101Q: (id as tail # 70142): 0327 USB w/Lajes in pp w/Hilda West confirming that Roosevelt Roads will remain open until they arrive. (28/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Reach 102: 0501Z Reach 102 [type?] call Lajes PP Moron AB, Spain - ETA 0600Z 1/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 1090: 0532Z Reach 1090 [KC-10] call McClellan PP McGuire AFB, N.J. - ETA 0840Z 9/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 REACH 1090: Clg WEST COAST 0537 USB For PP to McGuire AFB Command Post. Patch connected and info regarding arrival information was passed. 1090 wanted another patch for McGUIRE METRO to be placed but op advised to stand by for "high precedence traffic". (10 Mar 02) (BD) 11175.0 Reach 168Y: 0331Z.0 Reach 168Y [type?] call Offutt PP Hilda East - ETA 0630Z to coded location 22/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 171: 0056Z.0 Reach 171 [C-5] call Lajes PP Dover AFB, DE - ETA 0345Z 5/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 179: 1543 USB w/Offutt in pp w/Canadian Forces Base (Edmonton) w/arrival information. Reach 179 wants Hilda East notified that they will overfly Grand Forks, land at Edmonton then continue on to Elmendorf. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Reach 1819: 0047Z.0 Reach 1819 [C-17] call Croughton PP Hilda East -ETA 0700Z to Andrews AFB, MD 21/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 1819: 0318Z.0 Reach 1819 [C-17] call Ascension PP Hilda East - ETA 0615Z to Frankfurt, Germany 8/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 219: 0155Z.0 Reach 219 [C-141] call Lajes PP Kelly AFB, TX - ETA 0310Z 8/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 2201: 1719Z.0 Reach 2201 [type?] call Offutt PP McGuire AFB, N.J. - ETA 1930Z 3/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 223Y: 0322Z.0 Reach 223Y [type?] call Lajes PP Hilda Metro - got wx for Frankfurt, Germany at 0545Z 25/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 23J7: 0140Z.0 Reach 23J7 [C-130] call Offutt PP Charleston AFB, S.C. - ETA 0330Z 11/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 254Y: 2335Z.0 Reach 254Y [C-17] call Andrews PP USafty metro - got wx for Frankfurt, Germany at 0115Z 10/Feb/02 (RR) Pagina 315 WUN-v08 11175.0 Reach 271Y: 0232Z.0 Reach 271Y [type?] call Lajes PP Ramstein AB, Germany - ETA 0500Z 5/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 27Y: 0410Z.0 Reach 27Y [C-17] call Thule PP Hilda East - checking on tanker for A/R 22/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 2902: 0120 USB w/Thule in pp w/SAM CP (Andrews) & Metro w/arrival information. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Reach 3001: 1832Z.0 Reach 3001 [C-141] call Offutt PP Hilda East - ETA coded to Jackson Hole, WY 2/Feb.02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 3002: 1655Z.0 Reach 3002 [type?] call Andrews PP Hilda West - ETA 1905Z to Casper, WY 10/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 3038: 0021Z.0 Reach 3038 [C-130] call Offutt PP Hilda Metro - got wx for Oceanc NAS, VA at 0450Z 2/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 3102: 0103Z.0 Reach 3102 [type?] call Lajes PP Pope AFBA, N.C. - ETA 0150Z 10/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 317Y: 0338Z.0 Reach 317Y [type?] call Andrews PP Wright-Patterson AFB, OH -ETA 0830Z 30/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 323T: 0209Z.0 Reach 323Y [C-5] call Thule PP Hilda East - ETA 0715Z to Dover AFB, DE 12/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 3312: 0228Z.0 Reach 3312 [C-130] call Ascension PP Westover AFB, Mass - ETA 0425Z 8/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 339Y: 0025Z.0 Reach 339Y [type?] call Thule PP RheinMain AB, Germany - ETA 0142Z 11175.0 Reach 339Y: 0317Z Reach 339Y [C-5A] call Salinas PR PP Steward Airport, NY - ETA 0625Z 12/Mar/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 4059: 0328Z.0 Reach 4059 [type?] call Lajes PP Dover AFB, DE - ETA 0520Z 25/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 4060: 0042Z.0 Reach 4060 [C-5B] call McClellan PP Travis AFB, CA - ETA 0400Z 25/Jan/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 449: 0037Z.0 Reach 449 [type?] call Andrews PP Dover AFB, DE - got wx for Edmonton Airport, Canada at 0130Z 19/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 4620: 0350Z.0 Reach 4620 [C-141] call Andrews PP Ranstein AB, Germany - ETA 0630Z 12/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 485Y: 0321Z.0 Reach 485Y [C-141] call Thule PP Hilda East - ETA 0645Z to Mildenhall AB, England 10/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 485Y: (id as tail # 60132): 0322 USB w/Thule in pp w/Hilda East & Metro w/arrival information for RAF Mildenhall. Also confirms enroute AAR rendezvous times and offload. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) 11175.0 Reach 5008: 0349Z Reach 5008 [type?] call McClellan PP 8/Mar/02 (RR)Hickam AFB, HI - ETA 0600Z 11175.0 Reach 5008: at 0352Z - REACH 5008 with p/p via GHFS McClellen to Hickam Metro for 0630Z arrival wx.11/Mar?02 (CR) 11175.0 REACH 505: (C-17, tail #90062) with p/p via GHFS McClellen to McChord CP reporting 0400Z arrival followed by p/p to McChord Metro for arrival forecast. 22/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 508T: 2230Z.0 Reach 508T [typw?] call Ascension PP Puerto Rico - ETA 0015Z 2/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 5103: 1909Z - REACH 5103 (C-17, tail 50103) with p/p via GHFS McClellen to HILDA WEST 22/Feb/02 (CR) 11175.0 Reach 520Y: 0209Z.0 Reach 520Y [type?] call Lajes PP Hilda East - ETA coded to Kuwait Airport, Kuwait 11/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 5216: 0408Z.0 Reach 5216 [type?] call Andrews PP Ranstein AB, Germany - ETA 0740Z 7/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 522T: 0416Z.0 Reach 522T [C-130] call McClellan PP Hickam AFBA, HI - ETA 0600Z 13/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 522Y: 0250Z.0 Reach 522Y [C-5] call Andrews PP Moron AB, Spain - ETA 0530Z 25/JaN/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 5261: 0341Z.0 Reach 5261 [C-141] call Thule PP Keflavik NAS, Iceland - ETA 0535Z 10/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 5267: 2124Z.0 Reach 5267 [type?] call McClellan PP Andrews AFB, MD - ETA 2340Z 10/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 527T: 2041Z.0 Reach 527T [C-141] call Offutt PP Hilda East was going to Mofett Fld, CA but deverting to McChord AFB, WA due to maint problems - ETA 0130Z 2/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 540T: 0058Z.0 Reach 540T [type?] call McClellan PP Hilda West - ETA 0330Z to Little Rock, ARK 6/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 Reach 590Y: 0311Z.0 Reach 590Y [type?] call Lajes PP Moron Pagina 316 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 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 11175.0 WUN-v08 AB, Spain - ETA 0600Z 5/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 6004: 0239Z.0 Reach 6004 [type?] call Offutt PP Hilda West - ETA 0540Z to Travis AFB, CA 11/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 6022:at 1526Z - REACH 6022 with p/p via GHFS McClellen to Travis CP 11/Mar/02 (CR) Reach 603Y: 0410Z Reach 603Y [type?] call Andrews PP Hilda East - ETA 0700Z to Sigonella 28/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 607Y: 0322Z.0 Reach 607Y [C-17] call Andrews PP Hilda East - ETA 0615Z to Gander Nfld, Canada 31/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 6133: 0247Z Reach 6133 [type?] call McClellan PP Hilda West - ETA 0500Z to Kekaha pacific missile test facifity Barking sand, HI 14/Mar/02 (RR) Reach 6134: 0119Z Reach 6134 [type?] call Croughton PP Puerto Rico - ETA 0145Z 11/Mar/02 (RR) Reach 6147: 0422Z.0 Reach 6147 [type?] call McClellan PP McConnell AFB, Kan - ETA 0720Z 26/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 6160: 0120Z Reach 6160 [C-141] call Thule PP Norfolk NB, VA - ETA 0340Z 12/Mar/02 (RR) Reach 6169: 1704Z.0 Reach 6169 [type?] call Andrews PP Norfolk NAS, VA -ETA 1900Z 10/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 621Y: (not heard): 2221 USB w/Lajes in pp w/unidentified CP w/arrival information. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) Reach 6901: 2009Z.0 Reach 6901 [C-141] call Offutt PP Andrews AFB, MD - ETA 2300Z 10/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 6952: 0117Z.0 Reach 6952 [type?] call Lajes PP Travis AFB, CA - ETA 0400Z 16/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 7002: 0108Z.0 Reach 7002 [C-141] call Lajes PP Hilda West - ETA 0300Z to Roosevelt Road NAS, Puerto Rico 16/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 7002: 0223Z.0 Reach 7002 [C-141] call Andrews PP McGuire AFB, N.J. - ETA 0530Z 25/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 7027: 0313Z.0 Reach 7027 [C-141] call Offutt PP Ramstein AB, Germany - ETA 0500Z 29/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 7033: 0321Z.0 Reach 7033 [C-5] call Offutt PP Ramstein AB, Germany - ETA 0620Z 14/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 7035: 0350Z.0 Reach 7035 [C-5B] call Andrews PP Travis AFB, CA - ETA 0700Z 31/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 7036: 0203Z.0 Reach 7036 [type?] call Andrews PP Dover AFB, DE - ETA 0445Z 27/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 7042: 0219Z.0 Reach 7042 [type?] call Offutt PP Travis AFB, CA - ETA 0400Z 31/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 7043: 0242Z Reach 7043 [C-17] call Salinas PR PP Hilda East - ETA 0450Z to Rhein AB, Germany 13/Mar/02 (RR) Reach 706Y: 0238Z.0 Reach 706Y [type?] call Lajes Fld, Azores - got wx for Frankfurt AB, Germany at 0400Z 18/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 767Y: 0235Z Reach 767Y [C-17] call Thule PP Rhein-Main AB, Germany - ETA 0430Z 28/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 7944: 0344Z.0 Reach 7944 [C-141] call Andrews AFB, MD ETA 0700Z 22/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 7B7" 2222Z Reach 7B7 [type?] call Ascension PP Hilda Metro - got wx for Guayaquik, Bolivia at 0030Z 1/Mar/02 (RR) Reach 8052: 0240Z.0.0 Reach 8052 [type?] call Andrews PP Hilda East - ETA 0450Z to Hunter U.S. Army Airfield, GA 21/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 8054: 0406Z Reach 8054 [C-17] call Lajes PP ramstein AB, Germany - ETA 0730Z 6/Mar/02 )RR) Reach 8084: 0342Z.0 Reach 8084 [C-141] call Offutt PP Hickam AAFB, HI - ETA 0500Z 16/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 8215: 0230Z.0 Reach 8215 [type?] call Diego Garcia PP travis AFB, CA - ETA 0500Z 7/Frb/02 (RR) Reach 8219: 0240Z.0 Reach 8219 [typw?] call Lajes PP Frankfurt AB, Germany - ETA 0500Z 30/Jan/02 (RR) REACH 8222: 2124 USB Requesting DSL to either "DACC" or "TACC" via OFFUTT. Party on line at 2127z but then REACH 8222 would not respond to initiate the conversation. OFFUTT terminated the patch at 2129z with nothing heard thereafter. (01Mar02) (BD) Reach 8223: 0241Z.0 Reach 8223 [type?] call Offutt PP Kelly Pagina 317 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 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 11175.0 WUN-v08 AFB, TX - ETA 0330Z 2/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 8225: 0238Z Reach 8225 [type?] call Thule PP Westover AFB, MA - ETA 2250 local 13/Mar/02 (RR) Reach 84: 0219Z Reach 84 [type?] call Thule PP Hilda Metro - got wx for Doha Airport, Qutar at 0300Z 15/Mar/02 (RR) Reach 876Y: 2356Z.0 Reach 876Y [type?] call Lajes PP Harrisburg Airport, PA - ETA 0200Z 10/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 9005: at 2134Z - REACH 9005 (C-5A) with p/p via GHFS Offutt to Portland Guard Ops with request for permission to land Portland due wx at McChord and is told they are lacking space on the ramp. REACH flight advises will shoot for Fairchild. 22/Feb/02 (CR) Reach 9006: 0304Z Reach 9006 [C-5] call Thule PP Shaw AFB, S.C. 9/Mar/02 (RR) Reach 9006: 0026Z.0 Reach 9006 [C-5] call Andrews PP Kelly AFB, TX - told Kelly AFB ETA to Andrews was 0400Z 10/Feb/02 (RR) REACH 9008: with p/p via GHFS McClellen to HILDA WEST advising of revised ETA to AR-903 West. 22/Feb/02 (CR) Reach 9009: 0328Z Reach 9009 [type?] call Thule PP USAFE Metro - got wx for Rhein- Main AB, Germany at 0600Z 7/Mar/02 (RR) Reach 9015: 0054Z.0 Reach 9015 [type?] call Diego Garcia PP Hilda East - ETA 0120Z to code Location 29/Jan/02 (RR) Reach 9017: 0432Z.0 Reach 9017 [type?] call Andrews PP Hilda East - ETA 1000Z to Ascension Island 26/Feb/02 (RR) REACH 9021: (C-5A, 137th AS, Stewart IAP) with p/p via GHFS McClellen to Stewart CP and Travis CP 22/Feb/02 (CR) Reach 9023: 0242Z.0 Reach 9023 [C-5] call Lajes PP MacDill AFB, FL - ETA 0530Z 5/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 9026: 0240Z.0 Reach 9026 [C-5] call Andrews PP Travis AFB, CA - ETA 0600Z 7/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 903: 0205Z.0 Reach 903 [type?] call Andrews PP Hilda Metro - got wx for Bahrain Airport, Bahrain at 0400Z 15/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 9058: 0311Z.0 Reach 9058 [type?] call Offutt PP McChord AFB, WA -ETA 0630Z 2/Feb/02 (RR) Reach 912: 0149Z Reach 912 [C-141] call Andrews PP Ranstein AB, Germany - ETA 0500Z 10/Mar/02 (RR) Reach 924T: 0319Z.0 Reach 924T [type?] call Offutt PP Elmendorf AFB, AK - ETA 0500Z22/Feb/02 (RR) Reach G3: 0503Z.0 Reach G3 [type?] call Andrews PP ROTA NAS, Spain - ETA 0700Z 16/Feb/02 (RR) Reach G5: 0343Z.0 Reach G5 [type?] call Offutt PP Sigonella NAS, Italy - ETA 0440Z 26/Feb/02 (RR) Reach G7: 0305Z Reach G7 [C-141] call Andrews PP Hilda East - ETA 0600Z to Thunrait Oman 12/Mar/02 (RR) Reach G7: 0201Z.0 Reach G7 [C-141] call Andrews PP Sigonella NAS, Italy -ETA 0500Z 21/Feb/02 (RR) Reach V9: 0351Z Reach V9 [type?] call Thule PP MeGhee-Tyson ANGB, Tenn ETA 0715Z 10/Mar/02 (RR) Reach Z1: 0436Z Reach Z1 [type?] call Offutt PP Dover AFB, DE - ETAQ 0845Z 1/Mar/02 (RR) Reach Z2: 0505Z.0 Reach Z2 [C-141] call Ascension PP ROTA NAS, Spain - ETA 0800Z 22/Feb/02 (RR) Reach Z2: 0419Z.0 Reach Z2 [type?] call Offutt PP ROTA NAS, Spain - ETA 0620Z 19/Feb/02 (RR) Reach Z3: 0254Z.0 Reach Z3 [C-141] call Offutt Pp Hilda East - ETA 0605 to LEMO 26/Feb/02 (RR) Reach Z3: 0344Z.0 Reach Z3 [type?] call Andrews PP ROTA, Spain - ETA 0500Z 25/Jan/02 (RR) Reach Z3: 0353Z Reach Z3 [C-5] call Offutt PP Andrews AFB, MD - ETA 0715Z 28/Feb/02 (RR) Reach Z5: 0225Z Reach Z5 [C-5] call Lajes PP Norfolk NB, VA - ETA 0345Z 28/2/02 (rr) Reach Z6: 0219Z.0 Reach Z6 [type?] call Lajes PP Hilda East ETA 0430Z to Sigonella NAS, Italy 11/Feb/02 (RR) Reach Z9: 0329Z Reach Z9 [C-5] call Anfrews PP Dover AFB, Pagina 318 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 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 WUN-v08 DE - ETA 0630Z 1/Mar/02 (RR) Rech 7019: 0442Z.0 Reach 7019 [type?] call Ascension PP Andrews AFB, ME -ETA 0715Z Robin 71: (sounds like-unidentified): 2303 USB w/Puerto Rico in pp w/DSN 318-471-2309 Gator Ops. (25/FEB/02) (RP3) Sam 201: 0147Z.0 Sam 201 [C-20B] call Thule PP Andrews AFB, MD - ETA 0330Z 12/Feb/02 (RR) Sam 206: 0124Z Sam 206 [C-20B] call Lajes PP Andrews AFB, MD 9/Mar/02 (RR) Sam 206: 0252Z.0 Sam 206 [C-20B] call Andrews AFB, MD - ETA 0430Z 7/Feb/02 (RR) Sam 300: 0200Z.0 Sam 300 [C-20B] call Offutt PP Andrews AFB, MD - ETA 0335Z 15/Feb/ 02 (RR) Sam 300: at 0159Z - SAM 300 with p/p via GHFS Offutt to Andrews (SAM) CP advising of departure and arrival time. 22/Feb/02 (CR) SAM 375: (C-20H # 92-0375, 99th AS Andrews): 2155 USB w/Andrews in pp w/SAM Command (Andrews) w/departure report. Carrying DV-2 plus 2. (7/FEB/02) (RP3) Sam 400: 0028Z.0 Sam 400 [C-20B] call Ascension PP Andrews AFB, MD - ETA 0315Z 8/Feb/02 (RR) SAM 682: 0250 USB w/Lajes in pp w/USAFE Current Ops w/request for clearances for Abu Dhabi International Airport; Seeb Airport, Doha; Thumrait, Oman; and OEPS (unlocated). (10/FEB/02) (RP3) Shadow 91: 0029Z.0 Shadow 91 [C-130] call McClellan PP Hurlburt Fld, FL - no A/R due to wx ETA 0135Z 30/Jan/02 (RR) SNOOP 45: Wkg ANDREWS 1944 USB For PP to SNOOP OPS regarding the status of his aircraft ('still broken') and his eta OFFUTT. (14 Mar 01) (JH) Snoop 46: (RC-135, 55th Wing, Offutt AFB, NE): 0152 USB w/McClellan in radio checks. (21/FEB/02) (RP3) Spar 58: 0214Z.0 Spar 58 [type?] call Diego Garcia PP Hickan AFB, HI - ETA 0445Z 18/Feb/02 (RR) Spar 58: at 2307Z - SPAR 58 with p/p via GHFS McClellen to Travis CP advising of ETA and arrival requirements (negative DVs). 22/Feb/02 (CR) Spar 86: 15:17 SPAR 86 (USAF C20) wkg CRO with phonepatch for engenering abt a unknown noise in the middle of the gally 21/Feb/02 (RP) Spar 98: 0300Z.0 Spar 98 [C-20A] call Offutt PP Ramstein AB, Germany - ETA 0525Z 25/Jan/02 (RR) Spur 81: 0403Z.0 Spur 81 [B-52] call McClellan PP Barksdale AFB, LA - ETA 0534Z 26/Feb/02 (RR) Spur 81: 0414Z.0 Spur 81 [B-52] call Offutt PP Barksdale AFB, LA - ETA 0500Z 19/Feb/02 (RR) SWORD 34: with p/p via GHFS McClellen to Duty Office advising of 1830 local ETA to home-plate with SWORD 36 15 minutes behind. 22/Feb/02 (CR) Thule: 0350 USB w/SAM 400 (VC-37A # 97-0400, 99th AS) in pp (caught at termination). (25/FEB/02) (RP3) Thule: 0359 USB w/Reach 315Y (not heard) in pp w/Hilda East. (10/FEB/02) (RP3) Totem 66: 0401Z.0 Totem 66 [C-130H] call McClellan PP Elmendorf AFB, AK - ETA 0600Z 5/Feb/02 (RR) Totem 82: 0309Z.0 Totem 82 [C-130H] call McClellan PP Elemendorf AFB, AK - ETA 0615Z 6/Feb/02 (RR) Totem 98: at 2336Z - TOTEM 98 (C-130H, 517th AS, Elmendorf) with p/p via GHFS Elmendorf to ARCTIC WARRIOR 22/feb/02 (CR) Trout 99: (EC-135 412TH FLTS, EDWARDS AFB): 0025 USB w/Lajes in pp w/Mildenhall Metro for arrival wx. (21/FEB/02) (RP3) Tuff 15: 0407Z.0 Tuff 15 [type?] call McClellan PP Barksdale AFB, LA - ETA 0550Z Turbo 02: at 1537Z - TURBO 02 with request for traffic via GHFS McClellen. 11/Mar/02 (CR) U-Haul 99: 0032Z U-Haul 99 [C-5A] call Offutt PP Sky Harbor Airport, Ariz - will be early for A/R 6/Mar/02 (RR) WEST COAST: Re-contacting REACH 1090 0541 USB Connecting the Pagina 319 WUN-v08 earlier requested McGUIRE METRO patch. 1090 gave a position report and then asked for patch to be terminated, whereupon operator first said "McClellan Out" then added "Correction, West Coast Out". (10 Mar 02) (BD) 11175.0 Wise 81: 0255Z.0 Wise 81 [AC-130] call Offutt PP Eglin AFB, FL - got wx for Duke Fld FL at 0330Z 27/Feb/02 (RR) 11175.0 WOLF 27: with HF radio check via GHFS Offutt. 22/Feb /02 (CR) 11175.0:REACH 9020: (USAF Transport a.c) clg and wkg AFA1EN USB 1543z 30/Jan/02 (RP) 11176.0 3640619: C-141 64-0619 0649 ALE/USB Wkg AF5 C-20C 85-0049 (04Mar02) (SA) 11181.0 Reach 955T: 0147Z Reach 955T [TN 70047] call Diego Garcia PP Hilda East ETA 0714Z to Amman Airport, Jordan 11/Mar/02 (RR) 11184.0 AP1103: Unid Flt 1528 HFDL Wkg ARINC-3 Reykjavik Posn 383423N/0012211E at 00:00 as given. Who is using AP irregularly today?! (11Mar02) (RGA) 11184.0 ARINC-3: Reykjavik ICE 2103 HFDL Msg to LH8394 MD11F D-ALCB: "2.D-ALCB Q09 S45ALH8394 x" (21Mar02) (RGA) 11184.0 AY2560: Eastbound Finnair Flt 1509 HFDL Wkg ARINC-3 Reykjavik. Posn 375808N/0075241W. (11Mar02) (RGA) 11186.0 KEEPTRACK: Keeptrack ww DRACO 11, request you contact callsign Crocket and inform him we have no TCDL capability, and we are leaving his area USB 16-02-02 19,12 (BvR) 11186.0 KEEPTRACK: Keeptrack ww Trident 802 USB 16-02-02 18,55 (BvR) 11200.0 MCCLELLAN: Clg NOBLE 26(?) 0313 USB No known response. A station was up a few seconds earlier (weak/barely readable) calling MCCLELLAN but his id did not sound like "noble" 26 (something #6). MCCLELLAN moved him here from 11175.0. 11200.0 is not part of the post Dec 94 3 KHz OR bandplan. (08 Mar 02) (JH) 11200.0 Unid: O/M (SS): 0027 USB w/O/M (SS) passing series of individual's names, sometimes using NATO phonetics to confirm spelling. One O/M appears to be confirming text of message containing UTC time groups and routing indicators. (8/MAR/02) (RP3) 11205.0 Architect: (RAF Flight Watch Center): 0030 USB w/airfield color status. (21/FEB/02) (RP3) 11205.0 Trenton Military: 1452 USB calling O3R w/no response. (7/FEB/02) (RP3) 11211.0 Unid: O/M (SS): 0005 LSB w/O/M (SS). (8/MAR/02) (RP3) 11214.0 Andrews: USAF 1908 USB / trying to work SAM 60203 on F-064. "Offutt" also tried too. (22Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 11217.0 dhm91: GAF Münster 2136 usb qso with Turkish Air Force 861 and 187 and weather for oakb and opps (=Kabul und Peshawar) 15-Feb-02 (wp3 11217.0 TAF187: Turkish Air Force 187 2136 usb qso dhm91 - requesting wx for opps (Peshawar/Pakistan) 15-Feb-02 (wp3) 11220.0 "Croughton": USAF 0331 USB / phone patch for Trout 99 (a USAF C-135C) on F-311. (21Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 11220.0 "Lajes": USAF 0133 USB / pp for Trout 99 (a USAF C-135C) to Mildenhall CP on F-311. (21Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 11220.0 Sigonella: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 0315 USB / wkg SPAR 66 (a C-20A? with DV-3 + 3 Pax + 1 SA) on F-311. (14March2002) (Midwest USA) 11220.0 Sigonella: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 0520 USB / pps for SPAR 66 to USAFE Metro/AMOCC & Ramstein CP on F-311. (14March2002) (Midwest USA) 11220.0 Trout 99: (EC-135, 412th FLTS, Edwards AFB): 0440 USB w/Andrews in pp w/Banner Ops (RAF Mildenhall) concerning inability of Quid-90 (KC-135, RAF Mildenhall) to meet AAR times. Mildenhall working to get tanker to meet Trout 99's ETA. Also in pp w/Trout Ops concerning mid-life inspections & waivers for 412th FLTS aircraft. (28/FEB/02) (RP3) 11220.0 Trout 99: 0136 USB w/Lajes in pp w/Mildenhall CP (Banner Ops) arranging for Wing Commander to meet the aircraft in the refueling pit to meet with on-board DVs.(21/FEB/02) (RP3) 11222.0 DRAJ: (Selcall)Rch-521Y C-5 68-0226 1445 ALE/USB Wkg PLA Pagina 320 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11226.0 11232.0 11232.0 11232.0 11232.0 11232.0 11232.0 11232.0 11243.0 11244.0 11244.0 WUN-v08 (Lajes) ALE+VOICE (27Feb02) (SA) 160014: C-5 86-0014 2355 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (Andrews) (04Mar02) (SA) 160015: Rch-Z7 C-5 86-0015 0800 ALE/USB Wkg JNR (Salinas) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) WX for Charleston ?? very broken (11Mar02) (SA) 170038: Rch-7038 C-5 87-0038 1313 ALE/USB Wkg PLA ALE+VOICE for PP to Flight boss at Scott AFB DSN 779-0301 (19Feb02) (SA) 180215: C-5 68-00215 1104 ALE/USB Wkg CEFNPR (Westover) (25Feb02) (SA) 2000179: Rch-0179 C-17 00-0179 0133 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (Andrews) ALE+VOICE for PP to Hilda Metro for 0315Z Charleston WX. (24Feb02) (SA) 200170: C-17 00-0170 2331 ALE/USB Wkg ADE (Andrews) (05Mar02) (SA) 230601:Rch-7040 C-17 93-0601 0008 ALE/USB Wkg ADW (Andrews) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPWRINNNN (McGuire c/p) inb your station 0340Z A1 2 x rolling stock 5 pax offload, 3 pax thru req cust & immigration + WX (26Feb02) (SA) 270041: Rch-584y C-17 97-0041 2204 ALE/USB Wkg JDG with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN Hilda unable to hear. (19Feb02) (SA) 280051: Rch-583Y C-17 98-0051 0524 ALE/USB Wkg GTL with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPDDFNNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main) inb your station 0900Z A2 10000 thru load + mail + ??haz and 5 pax (20Feb02) (SA) 280053: Rch-8053 C-17 98-0053 2232 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83143306697NNNN (Frankfurt/Rhein-Main) inb 0115Z A2, Going to need probably two tyre changes, 1 nose, 1 main (22Feb02) (SA) 290066: Rch-662Y C-17 99-0166 2200 ALE/USB Wkg PLA (Lajes) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8 3144966145NNNN (Sembach Metro) for WX at Frankfurt at 0300Z (06Mar02) (SA) 290165: Rch-763Y C-17 99-0165 0218 ALE/USB Wkg GTL (Thule) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83127791748NNNN (Hilda E) inb next frag - 45 A1 + WX for UT(J)K?? 0500Z (24Feb02) (SA) 340627: C-141 64-0627 0840 ALE/USB Wkg GLO (unid) (05Mar02) (SA) ADW: (Andrews) 0835 ALE/USB Wkg 200171 C-17 00-0171 (05Mar02) (SA) CRO: (Croughton) 1856 ALE/USB Wkg TRAIN2 unid (26Fen02) (SA) JDG: (Diego Garcia) 2225 ALE/USB Wkg 367947 C-141 66-7947 (07Mar02) (SA) TRAIN5: unid 1903 ALE/USB Wkg TRAIN1 unid (26Feb02) (SA) Trenton Military: 0033 USB w/UN 03 (Canforce aircraft on UN mission) w/wx for Ottawa and Trenton. (21/FEB/02) (RP3) Trenton Military: 0043 USB w/NATO 17 (E-3B AWACS, Geilenkirchen GE) w/wx for Tinker AFB. Also w/Canforce 342 who request scores for US and Russian Olympic hockey games. (21/FEB/02) (RP3) Trenton Military: 0045 USB w/NATO 10 (E-3B AWACS, Geilenkirchen GE) w/wx for Bangor, ME, Gander, St. Johns & Goose Bay, Newfoundland. (8/MAR/02) (RP3) Trenton Military: 0126 USB w/unheard aircraft w/wx for RAF Brize Norton. (21/FEB/02) (RP3) Trenton Military: 1451 USB w/aircraft O3R. Chat about using freq 6715 or 11205. They decide on 11205. (7/FEB/02) (RP3) Trenton Military: 2235 USB w/Canforce 2626 w/wx for Glasgow, Scotland then closes down listening watch. (12/FEB/02) (RP3) Trenton Military: 2247 USB w/Canforce 4116 w/wx for Stephenville & Gander. (25/FEB/02) (RP3) KELLY 01(?): Unid 1700 USB A station saying "....KELLY 01 [or sounds like], requesting radio check CI [maybe; pronounced "see eye"] bird" once with no response and gone. (05 Mar 02) (JH) (GHFS): 28-char EAM 0302 USB TWG5AT. (13 Mar 02) (JH) AID FIRST: 28-char EAM 1616 USB R4TVSU simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (06 Mar 02) (JH) Pagina 321 WUN-v08 11244.0 AID FIRST: EAM Bcast 1625 USB R4TVSU simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (06 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 ANDREWS: 28-char EAM 2003 USB OHFKNQ. (22 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 ANDREWS: 6-char EAM 1740 USB EH7VGC 'FOR MUSH MELON'. (22 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 ANDREWS: Wkg NAVY 50511 2108 USB For possible PP. Very unusual to hear 11244 used as a phone patch discrete. (23 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 BAJA 02: Calling MAINSAIL 0129 USB 'With request'. No response. suspect NAOC. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 BELT FED: Raises ANDREWS 2111 USB For PP to a commercial toll free 800 number (WALDORF). ANDREWS sent him to 11175. (23 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 BIG PLAY: Clg MAINSAIL 0120 USB No response. (04 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 BOYS' CLUB: EAM Bcast 1525 USB R4MRST simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (25 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 BOYS' CLUB: EAM Bcast 1625 USB Bcsting his h+25 EAM xmsn (simulcasting same on 8992.0) but finishing this xmsn with a 3-6-9 message of 4 groups:TFE FWU TNE D5K. (25 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 CRITERIA: Clg MAINSAIL 2143 USB 'With request'. No response. (04 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 LOG ROAD: Clg MAINSAIL 1937 USB No response. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 LOG ROAD: EAM Bcast 1625 USB R4CZY4 simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 LOG ROAD: EAM Bcast 1839 USB R4IVB4 with no simulcast freqs heard. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 LOG ROAD: EAM Bcast 1854 USB R4UWTB simulcast 8992 at least, with nothing heard 9016. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 LOG ROAD: EAM Bcast 1901 USB R4RVDF simulcast on 8992 at least with nothing heard 9016. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 LOG ROAD: EAM Bcasts 1926 USB R4UWTB & R4RVDF. H+25/h+55 activity. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 LOG ROAD: EAM Bcasts 1958 USB R4UWTB & R4RVDF. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 MARBERRY: Raises BOYS' CLUB 1627 USB Requested the 3rd group of the 1625 3-6-9 message, received the group and gone. (25 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 MAYBERRY: 28-char EAM Bcast 2056 USB R4PZRT simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. Used character count statement in concluding his transmission. (08 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 MOLECULE: 28-char EAM 2056 USB R4FIDH preceding OFFUTT's 2058 GHFS bcast of same, with no simulcast freqs found. MOLECULE may have been back up around 2000z with a 22-character EAM (R4RQSR) under OFFUTT's bcst of same. (23 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 MOLECULE: Raises MILLINER 1753 USB (NAOC). For apparent signal check and [faded during short request.] After MOLECULE repeated his comm to MILLINER, both gone. Maybe two NAOCs. (23 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 NAVY 50511: Clg ANDREWS 0140 USB No response. (24 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 OFFUTT: 28-char EAM 0301 USB R44NX4. (02 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 PARTRIDGE(?): 28-char EAM 1925 USB TR2LWC simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (13 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 QUOTATION(?): 28-char EAM 2125 USB OHSJTS simulcast 8992. H+25/h+55 activity. (22 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 RAYMOND 06: Clg OFFUTT & MAINSAIL 2049 USB No response. (13 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 RELIGIOUS: 28-char EAM 1846 USB Suspected NAOC. R4UWTB preceding ANDREWS' 1848z GHFS bcast of same, with no simulcast freqs found/heard. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 RELIGIOUS: 28-char EAM 1849 USB R4RVDF preceding ANDREWS' 1850z GHFS bcast of same, with no simulcast freqs found. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 11244.0 RELIGIOUS: Wkg LOG ROAD 1857 USB Wanted LOG ROAD to confirm receipt of maybe 3 pieces of traffic (answer unheard but presumed ok.) (07 Mar 02)(JH) 11244.0 SURVIVAL: EAM Bcasts 1557 USB R4RBAO & R4JSXF simulcast 8992. H+25/ h+55 activity. (26Feb02) (JH) 11244.0 SWITCH GUN(?): 3-6-9 Bcast 0125 USB Could be FLINT GUN. Msg of 6 characters: TIC XEU. (03 Mar 02) (JH) Pagina 322 WUN-v08 11244.0 TALISMAN: 28-char EAM 1655 USB R42BL2 over weak GHFS bcast and simulcast on at least 8992 with nothing heard any ZULU frequency. (04 Feb 02) (JH) 11244.0 Unid: 28-char EAM 1837 USB Coverd by ANDREWS at id. excellent audio; suspected NAOC] bcsting a 28-character EAM (R4IVB4) with no simulcast freqs found (probably too weak to hear). At 1838z ANDREWS bcst R4IVB4 over the unk player. (07 Mar 02) (JH) 11247.0 Cyprus Flight Watch: 0317 USB w/volmet for various locations on Cyprus. (25/FEB/02) (RP3) 11247.0 Cyprus Flight Watch: 0319 USB w/volmet. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) 11250.0 AF5: C-20C 85-0049 1504 ALE/USB Sounds (22Feb02) (SA) 11250.0 E30002: E-3B 79-0002 2305 ALE/USB Wkg E30007 E-3C 82-0007 (04Mar02)(SA) 11253.0 RAF Volmet: 1448 USB E ID, Volmet (09 Feb 02)(HPT) 11267.0 : Unid 0700 USB 2 to 3 stations. May be Arabic language chatter and extensive AA prayer (maybe the call to prayer), repeated over and over. One station is zeroed around 11266.6. (22 Feb 02) (JH) 11271.0 Trenton Military: 2302 USB calling Canforce 305 w/no response. (12/FEB/02) (RP3) 11275.0 Unid: O/M (CC): 0007 USB w/O/M (CC). (8/MAR/02) (RP3) 11282.0 Gucci 11: 1829Z GUCCI 11 (KC-10A, 60th AMW, Travis) with position and altitude report. 12/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 Havoc 74: 0358Z - HAVOC 74 declares IFE due cabin depressurization at 240 11/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 HAVOC 74: just declared IFE with San Francisco ARINC on 11.282.0 USB.04:00 9/Marm/02 (CR) 11282.0 Navy PG001: 2241Z - NAVY PG001 (P-3C, VP-65, NB Ventura County) with position and altitude report. 11/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 Navy RG151: 0236Z - NAVY RG151 (C-20G, VR-51, MCAF Kaneohe Bay) with position and altitude report. 11282.0 Nippon Cargo 332: with position and altitude report to San Francisco ARINC and is then asked to contact Seattle Center on 135.150 at 128 West in USB at 0212Z. 22/Feb/02 (CR) 11282.0 Pat 139: 0335Z - PAT 139 with position and altitude report. 11/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 Razor 11: 1821Z RAZOR 11 (E-8C, 93d ACW, Robins) is asked to remain on 11.282.0 with a secondary of 13.288.0. 12/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 Razor 33: 2320Z RAZOR 33 (E-8C, 93d ACW, Robins) with position and altitude report relayed to San Francisco via American 283.12/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 Reach 0029: 2324Z REACH 0029 with position and altitude report.12/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 Reach 588T: 2006Z REACH 588T with position and altitude report is advised to contact Seattle Center on 135.150 at 128 west. 12/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 Reach 6148: 1822Z REACH 6148 with request to return Honolulu due unknown circumstances. 12/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 REACH 6148: requests clearance to return Honolulu due unknown circumstances. 18:27 11/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 Reach 6181: 2231Z - REACH 6181 with position and altitude report. 11/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 Reach 7038: 1821Z REACH 7038 with position and altitude report. 12/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 Reach 9016: 0408Z - REACH 9016 advises San Francisco they are receiving no response 11/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 Roller 74: 1801Z ROLLER 74 (C-130E, 192d AS, May ANGB) with position and altitude report. 12/Mar/02 (CR) 11282.0 San Francisco ARINC: USB. ETHYL 22 cleared to the block 240 to 270 for AR with SLIP 51. 11282.0 San Francisco ARINC: USB.AIREVAC 67948 (C-141) with position and altitude report. 11282.0 San Francisco ARINC: USB.ASTRA 92 (KC-135R, 92d ARW, Fairchild) with position and altitude report. 11282.0 San Francisco ARINC: USB.EARL 32 with HF radio check and initial position for flight of two in the blocks from 210 to Pagina 323 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 WUN-v08 230. San Francisco ARINC: USB.KING 19 with position and altitude report. San Francisco ARINC: USB.NAVY CW062 (C-130T, VR-54, MAS New Orleans JRB) with position and altitude report en route to Point Mugu. San Francisco ARINC: USB.NAVY JW760 (C-130T, VR-62 NAS Brunswick) with position and altitude report. San Francisco ARINC: USB.NAVY LT629 (P-3C, VP-62, NAS Jax) with initial position and altitude report after departure from Pt. Mugu. San Francisco ARINC: USB.NAVY PR33 (EP-3E, VQ-1, NAS Whidbey Island) requests routing direct Whidbey Island. San Francisco ARINC: USB.NAVY RG710 (C-20G, VR-51, MCAF Kaneohe Bay) with position and altitude report followed by SELCAL check on HQ-JR. San Francisco ARINC: USB.NAVY RU220 (C-130T, VR-55, NB Ventura County) is requested to provide estimate over next reporting point per ATC. San Francisco ARINC: USB.NAVY RY830 (C-40A, VR-59, NAS Ft. Worth JRB) is cleared to climb and maintain 360 per ATC. San Francisco ARINC: USB.NOAA 42 (WP-3D, N42RF on PACJET mission) with request for SELCAL check on LM-BF. San Francisco ARINC: USB.NOAA 49 (Gulfstream IV SP, N49RF "Gonzo" on PACJET mission) with position and altitude report. San Francisco ARINC: USB.OMEGA 70 FLIGHT with position report and advises in the block 270 to 280. San Francisco ARINC: USB.RATS 69 (KC-135R, 336th ARS, March ARB) with position and altitude report. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 0166 with position and altitude report. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 0464 with position and altitude report. 22/Feb/02 (CR) San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 0748 with position and altitude report and request report passed to HILDA. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 1946 with position and altitude report and advises they are able 370. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 3085 with position and altitude report and request to forward report to HILDA. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 4189 with position and altitude report. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 448 calling San Francisco with no response. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 5103 advises San Francisco they are back on frequency. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 6018 with position and altitude report. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 7032 cleared to climb and maintain 300 by ATC. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 7034 with position and altitude report. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 8084 with position and altitude report.0444Z - TOGA 79 (KC-10A, 60th AMW, Travis) with position and altitudereport. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 816Y with position and altitude report. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 8214 is requested to accept and climb to flight level 370 per ATC. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 8224 with position and altitude report. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 8813 with position and altitude report followed by request for flight level 210. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 901T with position and altitude report then advised to contact Seattle Center on 135.150 approaching 128 west. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 925T checks-in with San Francisco with initial position and SELCAL check on BQ-EG. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH 9743 with position and altitude Pagina 324 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11282.0 11285.0 11300.0 11305.0 11312.0 11312.0 11312.0 11312.0 11315.0 11315.0 11325.0 11335.0 11342.0 11345.0 11366.0 11368.8 11376.5 11384.0 11384.0 11384.0 11384.0 11384.0 11384.0 11384.0 11384.0 11384.0 WUN-v08 report. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH JZ43 with position and altitude report then directed to contact Honolulu Center on 127.600. San Francisco ARINC: USB.REACH JZ80 with SELCAL check. San Francisco ARINC: USB.SCARS 58 (C-130) with position and altitude report. San Francisco ARINC: USB.TEAL 55 (WC-130H, 53d WRS, Keesler) with request for block altitude 230 to 240 then cleared by ATC. San Francisco ARINC: USB.TEAL 60 (WC-130H, 53d WRS, Keesler) with position and altitude report. San Francisco: (MWARA CEP): 0314 USB w/AA 965 in position report. (13/FEB/02) (RP3) Tahoe 81: 2210Z TAHOE 81 (KC-135E, 314th ARS, Beale) with position and altitude report.12/Mar.02 (CR) Totem 70: 2110Z TOTEM 70 (C-130H, 517th AS, Elmendorf) with initial position and altitude report followed by clearance to maintain block altitude 230 to 260 per ATC. 12/Mar/02 (CR) Medan ACC: (SEA-1) 1559 USB With SVA4022 for flight level change. (04.03.02) (PD) KJ002: Unid 1057 Wkg KJ102 + MIL-STD 188-110A modem. (13-03-02) (IB) 413th Sqdn, Greenwood): . QSY to 9007. (12/FEB/02) (RP3) 015: ARINC BAHRAIN 1854 HFDL on usb. Squitters. Offair? 1900z. (25/Feb)(DW) : ARINC Stn 15 Bahrain 1543 HFDL Squitters. (26Feb02) (RGA) AY1962: Wkg ARINC Stn 15/Unid 1648 HFDL/USB Finnair. Posn 23 28 3N/58 29 41E. (25Feb02) (RGA) LH8416: Wkg ARINC Stn 15/Unid 1649 HFDL/USB Lufthansa. Posn 44 29 38N/29 09 31E. (25Feb02) (RGA) CO0045: Wkg ARINC-1 Riverhead NY USA 1104 HFDL Continental Airways. Posn 49 19 03N / 008 45 19W. (05Feb02) (RGA) SV1545: Saudia Flt 2142 HFDL Wkg Riverhead NY. Posn 220734N/0390833E. (18Mar02) (RGA) Unid: O/M (SS): 2240 USB w/O/M (SS). (25/FEB/02) (RP3) Voix de la Corée: 1655.0 AM.0 .0 French prog from Pyongyang 23/Feb/02 (PP1) Northwest 921: with p/p via San Francisco ARINC to Northwest Dispatch-Sector 12 USB at 2342Z. 22/Feb/02 (CR) N274WA/Stockholm R: 1657.0 USB.0 Emery World flight EWW174 MD11 Selcall GHDR 23/Feb/02 (PP1) Unid: O/M (Portuguese): 0234 USB w/aircraft (O/M Portuguese) in position report & selcal check. Probable Varig LDOC. (13/FEB/02) (RP3) : Unid Russian 1559 81-81/40.5/500 Cipher. (26Feb02) (RGA) UNID: 1510 99.5 baud/105 Hz shift, can´t decode (09 Feb 02) (HPT) 183: Unid SW-bound Flt ICAO AID 5A501C 1357 HFDL Possibly FWWCB. Posn 433730N/0012249E. (14Mar02) (RGA) ARINC Shannon: 1520 gnd stn msg to D-ALCG (Lufthansa Cargo) 03/03 (PP1) ARINC Shannon: 1520 gnd stn msg to D-ALCG (Lufthansa Cargo) 03/03(PP1) ARINC Shannon: 1800 gnd stn msg to UP6723 (N318UP) 03/03 (PP1) AY2544: Westbound Finnair Flt 1353 HFDL Wkg Shannon. Posn 395128N/0030914W. (14Mar02) (RGA) F-WWCB: Prob Airbus Test Flt 1358 HFDL F-WW=Temporary registration. Msg: 'F-WWCB H13 C29AAP0183#CFB.1/FLR/FR0203141358 79321102EEC2A X2,,,,,,,OIL TEMP THERMOCOUPLE 1 (E2-4042KS1), HARD.' Later: F-WWCB H10 C35AAP0183#CFB.1/WRN/WN0203141406 732100502 MAINTENANCE STATUS EEC 1A K'.(14Mar02) (RGA) LH8162/8250/8264: 1630 HFDL msgs to Shannon-ARINC apparently D-ALCC (MD11) as flight 8264 02/03 (PP1) LH8382: 1810 pos report from LH Cargo flight LAT 58 57 54 N LON 11 5 26 E to ARINC Shannon 03/03 (PP1) N317UP: 1817 pos report LAT 52 40 42 N LON 47 8 20 W from UP6741 to Shannon ARINC 03/03 (PP1) Pagina 325 WUN-v08 11384.0 Qantas 114: with position and altitude report to San Francisco ARINC in USB at 1456Z. 22/Feb/02 (CR) 11384.0 REACH 9021: with position and altitude report to San Francisco ARINC. 22/Feb/02 (CR) 11387.0 Sydney Radio VOLMET: (VJN385) with aero wx observations in USB at 1502Z. 22/Feb/02 (CR) 11387.0 VJN385: Sydney Volmet 1901 USB E Volmet // 6676 (08 Feb 02)(HPT) 11396.0 Brisbane OAC: (SEA-3) 1529 USB With THA91 Pos. Report and secal check. (CKDM=B747-300 HS-TGE) (04-03-02) (PD) 11396.0 Cathay 111: with position and altitude report to Manila Radio in USB at 1518Z. 22/Feb/02 (CR) 11396.0 Jakarta ACC: (SEA-3) 1516 USB With SVA4022 1 Pos. Report and selcal check. (CFEG=B-747-300 HZ-AIR) (04.03.02) (PD) 11396.0 Jakarta ACC: (SEA-3) 1521 USB With Korean Air 628 Pos. rep and selcal check. (BPQS=B-747-400 N109UA (leased ?) (04.03.02) (PD) 11396.0 Jakarta ACC: (SEA-3) 1532 USB With SVA4024 Pos. Report and selcal check (CFDH=B-747-300 HZ-AIP) (04.03.02) (PD) 11396.0 Qantas 10: calling Jakarta Radio with no response in USB at 1507Z. 22/Feb/02 (CR) 11405.0 BASE0: Prob Turkish Military 2250 ALE/USB Sounds. (19Mar02) (RGA) 11407.0 FD2: UNID British MIL "FWD deployment 2", 1916 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 11407.0 FD3: UNID British MIL "FWD deployment 3", 2019 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 11407.0 FRT: UNID British MIL , G? 2034 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 11407.0 LON: British MIL London?, G? 2007 USB/MIL-STD188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 11409.0 LEO: UNID Romanian MIL, 1905 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, crypto tfc. to TR7, later clng DN1 (27Feb02) (LDO) 11409.0 TR7: UNID Romanian MIL, 1905 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, crypto tfc. to LEO (27Feb02) (LDO) 11413.0 FJY5: DTRE Crozet I 0615 Arq-E3 200/400 Personal Msgs\FF (19/Dec/01) (RH2) 11416.7 RFFVAY: FF SARAJEVO 1403 ARQ/342 200/E/400 8rc. 2 chan tdm. Poor sync Chans A: B: betas. 1410z ChanA: "FKWA008 opi ok?" (23/Feb)(DW) 11418.3 FJY5: DTRE Crozet I 0820 Arq-E3 200/400 Betas (18/Jan/02) (RH2) 11418.4 FJY5: DTRE Crozet I 0541 Arq-E3 200/400 Idling (24/Feb/02) (RH2) 11419.9 no-call: MFA Copenhagen, DNK 1025 TWINPLEXSITOR100Bd/-400/-200/+200/+400 endless 5LGs in blocks 50 to UNID embassy (16Mar02) (LDO) 11420.0 BXT20: MFA Beijing, CHN 1826 USB/MIL-STD 188- 110A serial tone modem, testing to unlocated embassy with RYRYRY & ID (10Feb02) (LDO) 11428.0 8PD: Unid 1643 ALE/USB [LINKED]; scan stops; weak modem activity on ALE freq. (20Mar02) (RGA) 11428.0 8PD: Unid 1652 ALE/USB Calls 4WV, who responds. (21Mar02) (RGA) 11436.0 Unid: O/M (SS) 2125 USB w/O/M (SS) & Y/L (SS). Mention of placenames Quito, Ecuador and Cali, Colombia in chat. (7/FEB/02) (RP3) 11439.4 no-call: UNID station, 2204, Rohde & Schwarz 8-FSK burst ARQSystem 240Bd, online crypto (02Mar02) (LDO) 11460.0 "Croughton": USAF 2220 USB / working Trout 99 (a USAF C-135C) on F-295. (20Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 11466.0 Algerian Oil Field: (Sonatrach ??) 1747-1755 ALE/USB Algiers calling TFT(Tin Fouye Tabankort) and ALR (Alar) calling Algiers . 04/02 (PP1) 11466.0 HR: 1719 Algerian Oil Hassi R'Mel ALE/USB 14/03 (PP1) 11466.0 INA: 1712 Algerian Oil In Amenas ALE/USB 14/03 (PP1) 11466.0 INA: Oil Rig Algeria 0318z TWS INA 15/Mar/02 (S) Pagina 326 WUN-v08 11467.0 Unid: CIS Navy 0551 36-50 50/200 (24/Feb/02) (RH2) 11475.0 MAE: MFA Algiers 1404 ALE/USB Sounds. (13Mar02) (RGA) 11483.0 RFGW: MFA PARIS 1416 STANAG 4285 on usb. Svc to K4z/Tunis. 1434z clng F9S/Prague (25/Feb)(DW) 11490.0 0000210002: UNID Greek station, GRC 0816 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A calling 0000210001, using Codan radio (12Feb02) (LDO) 11492.0 0000006139: Unid Turkish Net 2022 ALE/USB Sounds. (06Mar02) (RGA) 11492.0 6137: Prob Turkish Net 2010 ALE/USB Sounds. (16Mar02) (RGA) 11492.0 6137: Prob Turkish Net 2012 ALE/USB Sounds. Alias for 0000006137. (13Mar02) (RGA) 11492.0 6137: Unid Turkish Net 2216 ALE/USB Sounds. (19Mar02) (RGA) 11500.0 2030: Turkish Red Crescent 1700 ALE/USB Sounds. (21Mar02) (RGA) 11523.0 HSP: UK Net 1942z TWS HSP 15/Mar/02 (S) 11523.0 PRI: UK Net 0511z TWS PRI 15/Mar/02 (S) 11530.0 BR1: BN BRASILIA ? 2340 MIL.STD 188-141A on usb. Very long call sequence to RS1. Rptd 2359z (04/Mar)(DW) 11536.0 HMF49: KCNA 1235 ITA-2 50/R/250 E nx (06 Feb 02)(HPT) 11545.0 E03: Lincolnshire Poacher Numbers Station 2200 USB W/music and "49491". (9/Mar/01) (MADX) 11550.0 8PD: Unid 1532 ALE/USB Calls 7EU/Unid. (08Mar02) (RGA) 11550.0 VRO: Romanian Embassy Brussels(?) 1958 ALE/USB Calls CENTR2/MFA Bucharest. (06Mar02) (RGA) 11574.0 R1650 & B7Z101, US Army: 1631 USB ALE (13/FEB/02) (JLM) 11905.0 Radio Free Asia: 2223.0 AM.0 Korean prog.0.0 heavy QRM 23/Feb/02 (PP1) 12070.0 REAFFIRM: 28-char EAMs 1542 USB Suspected NAOC. (R4RBAO & R4JSXF) preceding ANDREWS' 1547z bcast of R4RBAO and the 1551z bcast of R4JSXF, and simulcasting same 8992 and 11244. (26Feb02) (JH) 12087.0 BIDS, B96, B97, B98, B99, 197 & 198: 1749-1802 USB ALE. Possibly Biolgical Integrated Detection System (BIDS). (15/FEB/02) (JLM) 12103.0 COS: Chilean Navy 0123 ALE/LSB Wkg DBM & CA2. (02-03-02) (IB) 12107.0 C11: UNID Swedish MIL, 1231 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A/MIL-STD 188-110B, bursty tfc. to C51 (02Feb02) (LDO) 12107.0 C12: UNID Swedish MIL, 1141 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A, tfc. to C3 (02Feb02) (LDO) 12107.0 C3: UNID Swedish MIL, 1141 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A, tfc. to C12 (02Feb02) (LDO) 12107.0 C51: UNID Swedish MIL, 1231 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110B, bursty tfc. to C11 (02Feb02) (LDO) 12110.0 239: Poss Chinese Mil 1000 ALE/USB Wkg 206. (01-03-02) (IB) 12113.7 Unid: sc tvvc Mfa Cairo clg Baghdad ?? ARQ 100 23-02-02 07,15 (BvR) 12161.7 7RA: Algerian MOI 1400 Pactor1 tfc in 200 bd 8/2.0 (PP1) 12161.7 Unid: Unid 1810 Pactor 200/200 Personal Msgs/EE (04/Feb/02) (RH2) 12175.0 FABIO: Italian GUARFI Net 2109 ALE/USB Calls ALE on 12175 and 9085. (02Mar02) (RGA) 12178.0 DHJ-59: (German Navy, Wilhelmshaven): 0014 USB w/DRAH (FGS BRANDENBURG, FRIGATE 123 CLASS, F-215) w/EE & GE servicing of RTTY traffic. (8/MAR/02) (RP3) 12180.0 Unid: Y/L (SS): 0220 USB w/5-figure groups. (13/FEB/02) (RP3) 12216.0 28: Danish Military 1159 ALE/USB Calls 68, who responds. (07Mar02) (RGA) 12216.0 28: Danish Military 1903 ALE/USB Calls 68 who responds. (04Mar03) (RGA) 12216.0 45: Danish Military 1634 ALE/USB Calls 50, who responds. (16Mar02) (RGA) 12216.0 45: Danish Military 1736 ALE/USB Calls 50. (20Mar02) (RGA) 12225.0 S94: Swedish Diplo 0739z TWS S94 15/Mar/02 (S) 12235.0 7CB/7CJ: Indonesian Nvy Jakarta ? 1155 CW w/P50 VVV 1/2/3/4 mkr tape, 0800 tfc in Indonesian & 5LG's to various c/signs // 18980 (13Feb02) (ML2) 12287.0 Unid: O/M (EE-accented): 0234 USB w/unheard station. Mentions that ship is headed to Brazil then on to Amsterdam. In second Pagina 327 12290.0 12335.0 12335.0 12335.0 12340.0 12340.0 12410.0 12412.5 12478.0 12479.0 12514.0 12525.5 12525.7 12525.7 12532.5 12532.5 12536.0 12557.0 12570.0 12579.0 12582.0 12587.0 12590.5 12597.5 12598.0 12599.5 12601.0 12622.5 12625.5 12634.5 12664.5 12666.5 12669.0 12669.0 12707.0 12707.0 12710.8 WUN-v08 conversation O/M speaks Tagalog. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) Unid: O/M (FF): 0322 USB w/Y/L (FF) in personal conversation. Possible maritime link. (28/FEB/02) (RP3) 116: Chinese Diplo 1436 ALE/USB Wkg with 123 + MIL-STD 188-110A modem activity. (26-02-02) ALE/USB (IB) YT315A/BDA21: UNID Chinese diplo, 1513 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, 5-letter group message to ZT201A/BXT15 & BXT16 (16Feb02) (LDO) ZT201A/BXT15 & BXT16: MFA Beijing, CHN 1513 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to YT315A/BDA21 (16Feb02) (LDO) 8PD: Unid 1536 ALE/USB Calls 6AS. Poss weak modem activity follows. (07Mar02) (RGA) 9DT: Unid 1632 ALE/USB Calls 4RV/Unid. (05Mar02) (RGA) dhj61: unid German Navy? 1242 cw vvv vvv vvv de dhj61 dhj61 dhj61 vvvv vvv vvv ... (// to 8443,5 khz) 09-Mär-02 (wp3) NOJ: UCSG Kodiak ALS 1825 FAX/120/576 Charts. (03-03-02) (AB) UCBP: Mehanik Patlin 1616 ARQ Tgm to Arkhangelsk/Selcal KYVF. (26Feb02) (RGA) FRVR: Un-Id French vessel 19.46 ARQ Monthly test message to owners (01Feb02). (PT) UESB: TBS Smit Sibu 1006 ARQ w/MXEY seq selcal & svc msg to Khabarovsk, 54588 UESB log off (14Feb02) (ML2) UFHR: "Druzhba Narodov" 1000 ARQ message to USU (24/02) (pp1) MT Ankleshwar: sc kcbm shipping corp india mumbay mgs, list of pending spi fyi INT ARQ 100 17-02-02 (BVR) MT jawaharlal Nehru: arrival rpt to shipping corp india INT ARQ 100 18-02-02 19,08 (BvR) TCHR: 0931 "Kilitbahir" ARQ msg to TAH 16/03 (PP1) TCTI: Mv Ilke Mete tlx tfc co/chnl TAH Istanbul radio Turkey INT ARQ 100 09-02-02 14,58 (BvR) UDTC: RPB Rybak Vladivostoka 1053 RTTY 50/170 tfc to unkwn (05Feb02) (ML2) No-Call: MV Ashraf 14.00 ARQ Msg to ROMALEX MARINE CO. to advise ship has departed Sebastopol (12Feb02). (PT) UCVU: PZ Gutsul 1103 ARQ mni msgs, headed PZ GUCUL/UCVU, to unkwn, UCVU s/off (22Feb02) (ML2) Unid: uscg wx FEC 100 09-02-02 15,06 (BvR) VIP: GlobeRadio Perth WA AUS 1613 ARQ+GData+MorseID. (26Feb02) (RGA) LZW: Varna R 1645 FEC Short tfc list (14 Mar 02) (TD2) RRR34: Moskva-1 Radio RUS 1111 FEC Tgm from Samara to VolgaTanker KS Sudov. (12Mar02) (RGA) ufn: Novorossijsk Radio 1046 sitor-a marker kykyky then tfc to udtb qsx 12495,0 16-Feb-02 (wp3) SPA62: GydniaRadio POL 1112 ARQ+MorseID. (12Mar02) (RGA) uat Moscow Radio 1000 sitor-b tfc list 16-Feb-02 (wp3) ZSC: Capetown R 0945 fec High Seas Wx (21/Jan/02) (RH2) XSQ: Guangzhou, China 15.21 ARQ End of tfc list (03Feb02). (PT) UCE: Arkangelsk, Russia 14.16 ARQ Message in EE from "PURCH. DEPT. - NSC ARKANGELSK" to vessel UCOL, MV Ekaterina Belashova (04Feb02). (PT) TAH: Istanbul Radio 1415 SITOR-B tfc-list (01 Feb 02)(HPT) FUO4/12:FN TOULON 0808 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker "NAWS de FUO4/12 testing ry's sg's figs" (06/Mar)(DW) FUG: FN LA REGINE 0814 RTTY 150/N/850 Marker "FAA de FUG ry's sg's figs". Note (1) "de de ed ed ed ed" and (2) spurii on 12657.2/12661.8/12671.5 /12675.8 (06/Mar)(DW) LOR: AN Puerto Belgrano 0115 RTTY/75/170 SS TFC, OP chatter (12Mar02) (JC5) LOR: AN Puerto Belgrano 2005 rtty 75/170 ID + 5LG (03/Feb/02)(RH2) G4PL:RUSS MIL 0330Z CW COMM CK AND TFC. OTHER CS NOTED: DSXK ITWL Q71T(JC) nasp: Rus Mil 0332 CW comm check with opeq, gpi9, gbjg,det7 others. vy weak. Later in 5L cyrllic tfc. (26Feb02) (JC) PWZ33: BN Rio 0605 rtty 75/850 Coastal Wx\PP (09/Jan/02) (RH2) Pagina 328 WUN-v08 12735.0 URL: Sevastopol R CW 1715 Tgms for crew MV Alta Rosa (21 Feb 02) (TD2) 12740.0 ZLA: Awanui Radio 1817 cw, zla + SITOR (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 12745.5 JJC: Tokio R 1525 fax 60/576 JJ Nx\paper (23/Jan/02) (RH2) 12745.5 JJC: Tokyo R 1543 fax 60/576 JJ Nx\paper - quite clear! (10/Feb/02) (RH2) 12745.5 JJC: Tokyo R 1620 FAX/120/576 Kyodo nx (26 Feb 02) (TD2) 12750.0 CWA: Cerrito Radio URG 0202 USB w/ID. Fair. Not heard often. (03 Mar 02) (LC) 12750.0 NMF: USCG Boston USA 1812 FAX/120/576 Chart. (03-03-02) (AB) 12750.0 NMF: USCG Boston USA 2218 FAX/120/576 Chart. (09-03-02) (AB) 12756.5 A9M: Bahrein Radio (GW-node) 1509 cw, a9m + Dig (17 Feb 02)(HPT) 12771.0 7TF 8: Boufarik Radio, Algeria 13:50 CW Marker "cq de qsx" 07Mar02 (SP1) 12808.5 VTG7: Mumbai Naval (BNR) CW 1458 Tfc list (20 Feb 02) (TD2) 12823.5 CTP: Portuguese Navy, Portugal 20:30 RTTY 75 Bds Test tape "naws de ctp qsx 04 06 08 12 mhz ar" 23Feb02 (SP1) 12824.5 GYU: RN Gibraltar GIB 1136 RTTY/75/850 CARBs. (12Mar02) (RGA) 12828.7 UBF: St PetersburgRadio RUS 1138 CW Tgms in EE and RR to UBWJ and UDWL. (12Mar02) (RGA) 12831.0 9MG: Georgetown Radio 1512 cw, 9mg + SITOR (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 12840.5 PBC 312: Goeree Island Radio Naval, Netherland 13:20 RTTY 75 Bds Test tape "02A 04B 06A 08A 12B 17A 22X PBC" 07Mar02 (SP1) 12855,0 UBF: St Petersburg Radio, Russia 20:15 CW Msg in Russian 23Feb02 (SP1) 12857.0 6WW: French Navy Dakar, Senegal 20:55 RTTY 75 Bds Test tape "faaa de rftje zc uuuuu zui testing ryryryryryry sgsgsgsgsgsg nnnn" 23Feb02 (SP1) 12857.0 RFTJE: FN Dakar 0400 rtty 75/850 RY/ID/SG etc (29/Dec/01) (RH2) 12858.5 RFTJE: Dakar Naval RTTY/850/75 1650 Test strings (21 Feb 02) (TD2) 12870.0 6WW: FN Dakar Senegal 0240 RTTY/75/850 Wkg FC. FC FC FC FC FC..DE DE DE 6WW 6WW 6WW..TON MTSG A UN PO DE CTHIFFRE..TOIT EN TOUCHE LETTRE N...LES INDICATEURS COMMENCENT PAR C..INT PB SUR MSG..KKKILO. At 0306z: JE CROIS QUE MON TM EST PARTI EN LIVE..QSL QSL QSL R 0702120Z..QSL QSL QSL R 0702120Z..KKKKILO. Then: BO BO BO BO BO BO BO BO..KKKILO. Then: QRU AR..A PLUS APLUS APLUS..KKKKILO. (06Mar02) (TH) 12877.5 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio, Russia 19:50 RTTY 50 Bds Tlx in russian then tfc with ship UBJG 23Feb02 (SP1) 12880.0 XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 1642 ARQ and ID. (02 Mar 02) (LC) 12903.3 VTH: IN Mumbai IND 1715 RTTY/50/850 4FGs to collective call VWGZ, then RBSL marker. (08Mar02) (RGA) 12935.0 HLG: Seoul Radio, South Korea 19:35 CW "cq de hlg qsx 12 mhz" 23Feb02 (SP1) 12935.0 HLG: SeoulRadio KOR 1608 CW Traffic list. (26Feb02) (RGA) 12939.0 SPE 61: Szczecin R Poland 0043 CW (13 March 02) (TH) 12965.0 uso5: Izmail Radio 1630 cw very high speed cw (35WPM) tfc, then with 20 wpm chat, ends with: uso6/uso5 k 29-Jan-02 (wp3) 12966.9 RRR34: Moscow Radio 1005 cw, powestka, cq de rrr35 slv 12474, 1010 off (01 Feb 02)(HPT) 12984.0 4XZ: Haifa Radio Naval, Israel 19:20 CW "vvv de 4xz + msgs encrypted" 23Feb02 (SP1) 13003.0 OLZ2: RUS MIL 0300 CW Comm ck with JBQ6, BDZX, CX NET, JBQ6 answers on 13844. (13Mar02) (JC5) 13004.0 OLZ2: RUS MIL 0421 CW TFC to BDZX and JBQ6, who answer on 13844. (14Mar02) (JC5) 13015.0 IAR: Rome Radio, Italy 19:10 CW "vvv vvv vvv de iar k 4 8 12 16 22 mhz" 23Feb02 (SP1) 13022.0 SPB: Szczecin R 0404 fec Tfc List & Freq Data (29/Dec/01) (RH2) 13031.0 FUF: FN Ft de France 0410 rtty 75/850 Test Tape file://4232.0 (29/Dec/01) (RH2) 13031.2 FUF: F Ny Fort de France 0000 ITA-2 75/R/850 ry (11 Feb 02) (HPT) 13044.0 : Russian Military 1705 MS-5/4800/BPSK/USB Cipher. Pagina 329 WUN-v08 (08Mar02) (RGA) 13045.0 : Unid 1625 ARQ+GData bursts. No ID. (26Feb02) (RGA) 13063.5 VIE: GlobeRadio Darwin NT AUS 1627 ARQ+GData+MorseID. (26Feb02) (RGA) 13077.0 BVA: Taipei Radio 2258 USB E/Chinese IDann, working frequencies // 8722, also other QRGs not audible here (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 13086.0 YLQ: Riga Radio LVA 1707 USB Service bulletin in Lett. (08Mar02) (RGA) 13086.0 YLQ: Riga Radio, Latvia 21:00 USB station gives working frequencies in english and in others languages 08Mar02 (SP1) 13089.0 NMN: USCG Portsmouth, USA (VA) 22:00 USB Wx in english // 8764,0 6501,0 - Best frequency for me is 8764,0 08Mar02 (SP1) 13089.0 NMN: USCG Portsmouth, USA (VA) 22:05 utc USB Wx in english QRM with Rome Radio on the same frequency and Riga Radio on 13086,0 15Mar02 (SP1) 13095.0 7TF 41: Boufarik Radio, Algeria 08:00 USB Wx in french 09Mar02 (SP1) 13095.0 7TF: Boufarik R 1603 USB wx for Algerian coast in FF 26/01 (PP1) 13110.0 WLO: Mobile Radio Al 2205 USB E wx // 8788, 17362, 22804, other frequencies not audible (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 13116.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 2111 USB E/Dan. tfc-list // 4408, 8740 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 13122.0 SPC61: Gdynia Radio 1604 USB E/Pol. fv, ann, wkg. QRGs (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 13125.0 LZW: Varna Radio 1410, 1610 USB E tfc-list (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 13128.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 1804 USB E/Turk wx // 4405, 13128 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 13134.0 SVO54: Olympia Radio 1945 USB Greek, about three minutes mentioning MMSI, DSC, and other maritime expressions, then nxbulletin, // 8776, 17341, 22720 (04 Feb 02)(HPT) 13149.0 ASI: UK MIL ASCENSION 2034 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (17/Mar)(DW) 13149.0 CYP: UK MIL CYPRUS 2144 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (17/Mar)(DW) 13149.0 DKL: UK MIL DHEKELIA 2140 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (17/Mar)(DW) 13149.0 EHY: MADRID RADIO 1954 USB Vri short F1b burst and CW marker "de EHY" at +1Khz every 5 minutes. (17/Mar)(DW) 13149.0 KUW: UK MIL KUWAIT 2120 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (17/Mar)(DW) 13149.0 XSQ: GUANGZHOU RADIO 2150 USB Wkng ships. Link calls in Chinese (17/Mar)(DW) 13155.0 MUSH MELON: EAM Bcast 2010 USB Finishes xmsn of OHFKNQ. He might be back up with the string at h+37/h+07 over the next hour or so on 13155.0. (22 Feb 02) (JH) 13162.4 VCT: GlobeRadio Tor's Cove NFLD CAN 1629 ARQ+MorseID. (26Feb02) (RGA) 13191.0 LZW: Varna Radio 1610 USB E tfc-list // 8746, 13125 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 13215.0 100459: USAF 0617z TWS 100459 15/Mar/02 (S) 13215.0 200171: C-17 00-0171 2246 ALE/USB Sounds (04Mar02) (SA) 13215.0 200204: UK4 C-17 ZZ174/00-0204 1431 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE for ALE check (21Feb02) (SA) 13215.0 200: UNID 2214 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng 0181/unid (17/Mar)(DW) 13215.0 230601: Rch-684Y C-17 93-0601 1708 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (Croughton) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83129650462NNNN (Shaw Metro) req wx for UGGG Tblisi (Georgia) and UBBB Baku (Azerbaijan) for 0400Z (10Mar02) (SA) 13215.0 240066: Rch-519Y C-17 94-0066 1824 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) req info tanker Boom-43 out of Incirlik and confirm CT time of 1925Z. " Tanker in the green for 1935Z CT" (20Feb02) (SA) 13215.0 240067: C-17 94-0067 1137 ALE/USB Wkg TAR (Ramstein) (10Mar02) (SA) 13215.0 280049: USAF 0522z TO MET 15/Mar/02 (S) 13215.0 ADW: USAF 0711z TO HIK 15/Mar/02 (S) Pagina 330 WUN-v08 13215.0 CRO: USAF CROUGHTON 2218 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (17/Mar)(DW) 13215.0 E30008: E-3C 83-0008 2203 ALE/USB Wkg OFF (Offutt) (04Mar02) (SA) 13215.0 HAW: USAF ASCENSION 2213 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (17/Mar)(DW) 13215.0 JDG: USAF DIEGO GARCIA 2215 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (17/Mar)(DW) 13215.0 JTY: USAF YOKOTA 2209 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (17/Mar)(DW) 13215.0 OFF: USAF OFFUTT 2215 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding (17/Mar)(DW) 13215.0 PLA: USAF LAJES 2223 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding (17/Mar)(DW) 13215.0 TRAIN4: unid 1903 ALE/USB Wkg TRAIN1 unid (26Feb02) (SA) 13215.0 TRAIN4: unid 1935 ALE/USB Wkg CLASS02 unid (26Feb02) (SA) 13245.0 REAFFIRM: 29-char EAM 1721 USB R45A7J preceding the GHFS' 1724z bcst of same, and simulcasting same on 8992.0 and 11244.0. Showing some activity today. Still seems like a low key exercise since 22 Feb. (26 Feb 02) (JH) 13245.0 SURVIVAL: EAM Bcasts 1551 USB R4RBAO & R4JSXF simulcast 8992 and 11244. (26Feb02) (JH) 13257.0 Architect: (RAF Flight Watch Center): 2220 USB w/volmet & airfield color status. (6/FEB/02) (RP3) 13257.0 Trenton Military: 15:25 with tfc for Canforce 2677 (CC130 E/H) 20/Feb/02 (RP) 13257.0 Trenton Military: 2248 USB w/Gonzo 06A (Dash-8/CT-142, 402ND SQDN, CFB WINNEPEG) in radio check and w/Gonzo 06C w/request to relay exercise traffic (position report-3415N/9450W). (25/FEB/02) (RP3) 13257.0 Trenton Military: 2259 USB w/Canforce Rescue 305 (unheard, CH-113 # 13264.0 EIP: Shannon Volmet 1620 USB E ID, Volmet // 5505, 8957 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 13270.0 VFG: Gander Volmet 2051 USB E Volmet (31 Jan 02)(HPT) 13270.0 WSY70: New York Volmet 2100 USB E ID Volmet (31 Jan 02)(HPT) 13280.0 Unid: O/M (SS) 2128 USB w/Y/L (SS). (7/FEB/02) (RP3) 13282.0 Hongkong Volmet: 1515 USB E Volmet 1518 off (06 Feb 02)(HPT) 13282.0 Honolulu: 0330 USB w/automated voice volmet. (8/FEB/02) (RP3) 13291.0 Gander Aero: 1511 USB E wkg. American (06 Feb 02)(HPT) 13294.0 Kinshasa: (MWARA AFI-4): 0003 USB w/Springbok 234 in position report. (8/MAR/02) (RP3) 13300.0 Magellan 319: with position and altitude report to San Francisco ARINC in USB at 0236Z. 22/Feb/02 (CR) 13306.0 Shanwick Aero: 1446 USB E wkg. Liberty 1833 (09 Feb 02)(HPT) 13310.0 Unid: O/M (IT): 2235 USB w/O/M (IT). (25/FEB/02) (RP3) 13315.0 013: ARINC SANTA CRUZ 2359 HFDL on usb. Squitters (28/Feb)(DW) 13315.0 : ARINC-13 Santa Cruz BOL 2236 HFDL Wkg N305UP United Parcel B767-300 Flt UP6801. Msg: "N305UP SA6 S15AUP68010LV223010H X". (16Mar02) (RGA) 13315.0 : ARINC-13 Santa Cruz BOL 2237 HFDL Wkg N661US Boeing 747-400 of NorthWest Airlines. Msg: "N661US SA8 S18ANW00670EH223702VH/ D" (16Mar02) (RGA) 13315.0 ARINC Santa Cruz: BOL 2300 HFDL squitters 3/3/02 (PP1) 13315.0 NW67: NorthWest Airlines B747-400 N661US 2229 HFDL Posn 213859N/0645407E. (16Mar02) (RGA) 13315.0 UP6801: United Parcel B767-300 N305UP 2237 HFDL Wkg Santa Cruz BOL. Posn 172019N/0845205E. (16Mar02) (RGA) 13321.0 ---: FLIGHT LH7984 1707 HFDL on usb. Air psn 24.26N 101.25E (17/Mar)(DW) 13321.0 ---: FLIGHT UP6055 1603 HFDL on usb. Air posn 29.19N 80.55W time 16:02 (19/Feb)(DW) 13321.0 ---: FLIGHT UP6753 1600 HFDL on usb. Q0 link test to Krasnoyarsk fm a/c N329UP. Air psns 56.01N 38.39W 17.23 56.05N 35.11 W 1723 56.05N 35.11 56.22N 33.43W 1731 56.28N 33.13W H1 msg to/fm terminal 1732:50 56.30N 33.02W (19/Feb)(DW) 13321.0 014: ARINC KRASNOYARSK 1724 HFDL on usb. Uplink to a/c N38~UP. Squitters. (19/Feb)(DW) Pagina 331 WUN-v08 13321.0 14: ARINC KRASNOYARSK 1655 HFDL squitters on usb. (17/Mar)(DW) 13321.0 : ARINC Stn 14 Krasnoyarsk RUS 1316 HFDL Squitters. (26Feb02) (RGA) 13321.0 : ARINC-14 Krasnoyarsk RUS 2117 HFDL Wkg N450PA B747-400 of Polar Air Cargo. Msg: "N450PA SA7 M17APO07040EH211703H %". (16Mar02) (RGA) 13321.0 ARINC-Krasnoyarsk: 1700 HFDL squitters 02/03 (PP1) 13321.0 CLX796: CargoLux Flt Wkg Krasnoyarsk 2001 HFDL (AID 6D) Posn 231938N/0765901E. (16Mar02) (RGA) 13321.0 UP6913: United Parcels Flt Wkg Krasnoyarsk 2006 HFDL (AID 6F) Posn 321102N/1260630E. (16Mar02) (RGA) 13330.0 Houston Radio: 2234 USB w/N193FJ in radio checks. (11/FEB/02) (RP3) 13333.0 Speedbird: Brit. Airways London 1628 USB E wkg. a/c Yankee Golf Selcal FHDQ for tecnical matters, changing to 17922 kHz (07 Feb 02)(HPT) 13333.0 Unid: O/M (SS): 0004 USB w/aircraft (O/M SS) in position report. Probably Cubana LDOC. (6/FEB/02) (RP3) 13339.0 ---: FLIGHT CO0901 1722 HFDL on usb. Air psn 2.22N 130.11E, downlink to Guam. 1737z 3.25N 131.43E (17/Mar)(DW) 13339.0 ---: FLIGHT CO0903 1749 HFDL on usb. Air psn 3.53S 146.28E (17/Mar)(DW) 13339.0 16: ARINC GUAM 1738 HFDL Squitters on usb. (17/Mar)(DW) 13339.0 acars: 17.32 utc ACARS and Saudia 5853 calling Jeddah on 13339 12/mAR/02 (pp) 13339.0 AeroMexico: YL/OM in SS 1900 USB Good copy. (13Mar02) (JE) 13339.0 Unid: O/M (FF/EE) 2133 USB w/aircraft (O/M FF/EE) w/wx. FF was Canadian accented. Probably Air Transat LDOC. (7/FEB/02) (RP3) 13342.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1427 USB E wkg. AlItalia 626 (06 Feb 02)(HPT) 13351.0 OKL: Praha Radio 1403 USB Vn, wkg. a/c, sounded like position rpt. (06 Feb 02)(HPT) 13356.0 Air Jamaica Ops: 2118 USB w/Air Jamaica 017 concerning aircraft write ups. (7/FEB/02) (RP3) 13357.0 Recife: (MWARA AFI-1/SAT-1): 0303 USB w/Alitalia 673 in position report. Sets 10096 as secondary freq. (28/FEB/02) (RP3) 13375.0 LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER: E03 UKSIS 1711 USB OW with 5FGs in progress. (08Mar02) (RGA) 13381.7 No-Call: Cairo, Egypt 19.08 ARQ MFA calling Kuwait (KDWLSH) embassy in ARQ, TVVM selcal, and FEC (06Feb01). (PT) 13404.0 CIS-System: 1101 81-81/81/250 (08 Feb 02)(HPT) 13440.0 Andrews: USAF Mystic Star (SAMCOM) 1558 USB / working Trout 99 (a C-135C, # 61-2669) on F-646. (09March2002) (Midwest USA) 13444.0 RFVILR: FN Le Port 1553 Arq-E3 100/400 Scrambled 5LG to RFVIC (26/Feb/02) (RH2) 13444.2 rfqp: FF Djibouti 1734 arq-e3/100 idle, very weak 1939z tfc to rffki de rfqpme 30-Jan-02 (wp3) 13446.0 NW1: USAF NAOC E4B(?) 1352 ALE/USB Sounds. (14Mar02) (RGA) 13479.7 RFFP: FF Paris FRA 1220 ARQ-M2/200/400 Circuit to Sarajevo. Opchat in chan B, Chan A (FDXA) stuck in ARQ loop then 5LGs. (12Mar02) (RGA) 13479.7 RFFTA: FF 1530 ARQ-M2 200/400 5lgs to RFFVAY on channel A, BVA-cct (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 13479.7 RFFTB: Paris, France 15.45 ARQ-M2 200/400 Ch B: Notams and flight info to RFFSBIA, Sarajevo, on BVA cct. Ch A: 5-lg tfc from RFFCCC to RFFVAY, Sarajevo, on FDX cct. This frequency using same circuit IDs as 10960.7 but not transmitting in parallel (06Feb02). (PT) 13490.0 : Russian Military 1202 81-81/40.5/500 Cipher. (12Mar02) (RGA) 13510.0 CFH: Canadian Forces Halifax CAN 1816 FAX/120/576 Surface prognoses. (03-03-02) (AB) 13513.0 Un-ID: British Mil. 11.46 Piccolo Idles until 12.00 and shuts down (30Jan02). (PT) 13538.0 ZSJ Cape Town Naval 1030 FAX/ 120/576 AFMET chart Surface Analysis (Shipping) (14 Mar 02) (TD2) 13538.0 ZSJ: Cape Town Naval 0915 RTTY/75/170 AFMET wx fcst coastal/high seas (14 Mar 02) (TD2) Pagina 332 WUN-v08 13539.5 no-call: German AF net, D 1205 DASA/EADS-MAHRS 2400Bd PSK system, EPM mode (24Feb02) (LDO) 13550.5 ZKLF: Auckland Met 0915 FAX 120/576 surface anal chart (17Feb02) (ML2) 13550.5 ZKLF: Auckland Meteo 1520 wx-fax 120/576 // 16340.1 (04 Feb 02)(HPT) 13550.5 ZKLF: Wellington Meteo NZL 0900 FAX/120/576 Surface analysis. (10-03-02) (AB) 13551.6 RFGW/P6Z: MOD/MFA Paris, F 0810 USB/THOMSON CSF (THALES) SYSTEME 3000/STANAG 4285 FEC-bursts with SKYMASTER ALM intro, 5 LGs to L4N (Dakar) (12Feb02) (LDO) 13570.0 HLL: Seoul Met 1040 FAX 120/576 surface press chart, strong sig but poor image (02Feb02) (ML2) 13597.0 JMH: Tokyo Radio J 2234 FAX/120/576 Chart. (09-03-02) (AB) 13650.0 TUD: UNID Tunisian MOI/MIL, TUN 0833 USB/MIL-STD188-141A calling "STAT2" (02Mar02) (LDO) 13768.0 DEPT: Unid Moroccan MOI 1658 ALE/LSB Sounds. (11Mar02) (RGA) 13846.7 RFFAB: MOD Paris 1610 Arq-E3 100/400 Very long semi-coded message including many US/UK/FN vessel names, Indian Ocean & Gulf Ports - looked like a complete "Order of Battle" for a major exercise (Iraq?), followed by 5LG - all on RUN cid & copied to oooooooo's of callsigns! (21/Feb/02) (RH2 13846.7 RFFAB: MOD Paris 1605 Arq-E3 100/400 5LG to unk on RUN cid (21/Feb/02) (RH2) 13846.7 RFFIVAR: FN Paris 1607 Arq-E3 100/400 5LG to RFQPFLR/Floreal on RUN cid (21/Feb/02) (RH2) 13846.7 RFVI: FF Le Port 2145 ARQ-E3 100/400 5-lgs from RFFAAC to UNID, RFVIC to RFQPFLR, RUN-cct (08 Feb 02)(HPT) 13850.0 PAR: Rockwell-Collins Service Centre Paris 1356 ALE/USB Sounds. (14Mar02) (RGA) 13852.0 IP5Y: RUS MIL 0230 CW Comm ck with 4SC2 7I3P NNPR L38N OROD FBFK G6MG X2AK (13Mar02) (JC5) 13852.0 QYVG: Russian Military 0230 CW Comm CK with TP8P XMSC AVGJ CIEF 4EIU YEFA AOS7 C95U 4FDV (07Mar02) (JC) 13853.0 IP5Y: RUS MIL 0531 CW Comm CK with 4SC2, 7I3P, NNPR, L38N, OROD, A5KZ, X2AK, G6MG, FBFK, later sent tfc to A5KZ (14Mar02) (JC5) 13900.0 BMF: TAIPEI MET 1504 FAX 120/576/N/850 Wx forecast in Chinese text (17/Mar)(DW) 13900.0 BMF: Taipei Meteo TWN 2026 FAX/120/576 Chart. (09-03-02) (AB) 13920.0 AXM34: Melbourne Meteo 2000 WX-FAX South Pacific Ocean MSLP Anal // 11030 (08 Feb 02)(HPT) 13927.0 AFA1QW: MARS Greenwood IN 0002 USB E clg. stations, no joy and out (16 Feb 02)(HPT) 13927.0 AFA1YV: MARS Binghamton 1956 USB E wkg. Reach 64 (01 Feb 02)(HPT) 13927.0 AFA2NJ: MARS Havana (Florida!) 2232 USB E wkg. Reach 242 (01 Feb 02)(HPT) 13927.0 AFA2XZ: MARS Salt Springs FL 2247 USB E wkg. Raven 71 (15 Feb 02)(HPT) 13927.0 AFA3HS: MARS Leawood KS 2342 USB E wkg. Reach 019 (15 Feb 02)(HPT) 13927.0 RCH 018Q: 2200/2230 UTC by RCH 018Q in contact with a female operator.Crew indicated ETA DOVER 0145z 16/Feb/02 (PP1) 13927.0 Reach 9020: 11175.0 Reach 890Y: 0131Z.0 Reach 890Y [C-130] call Thule PP Lajes Fld, Azores - ETA 0430Z 31/Jan/02 (RR) 13946.5 Unid: Tunis Diplo 1705 fec 4-5LG to 010, 011, 012 (19/Jan/02)(RH2) 13951.0 HBD74: Kinshasa, Congo 16.20 ARQ Swiss embassy signing off (30Jan02). (PT) 13956.5 KID: (MFA Tunis) 0937.0 test transmission in Sitor-B(FEC) 02/02 (PP1) 13956.5 Unid: MFA Tunis 1217 fec 5LG to unk (21/Dec/01) (RH2) 13956.7 Unid: Tunis Diplo 1740 fec 5LG (04/Feb/02) (RH2) 13961.5 HBD20: Berne MFA 1300.0 sitor-A calling selcall BMOC Swiss embassy Habana 8/2 (PP1) 13968.5 A25: NCS Latvian KFOR Net 1158 ALE/USB Calls OZOLS. Also on 15905.5 (20Mar02) (RGA) Pagina 333 WUN-v08 13975.0 RAL2: RUS NAVY 0503 CW Comm CK with RFH2, RHW2, RDU2, RBL62. (14Mar02) (JC5) 13976.5 Unid: Tunis Diplo 1530 fec 5LG after "Etoile 29344" (31/Jan/01) (RH2) 13980.0 ---: UNID 1600 USB Irish/Dutch pirates? (17/Mar)(DW) 13991.7 HEC: Berne Radio 1200 SITOR-B tfc-list (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 13997.0 Y1MH:RUSS MIL 0457Z CW RCVD MESSAGE FM OS, Z SIGS TO 8L8V AND COMM CK WITH NSI8, ZO7Q,E1I5,DLOF,T26T,AND KMJX(JC) 14260.0 BXM90: Why in amateur band ?? 1745 MIL 110A 1200/ RYRY VVV DE BXM90 HR ZNN RYRYRY...... (16/Mar/2002) (NoName) 14260.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 1530 fec-a 192/400 Clg H6L/Algiers (04/Feb/02) (RH2) 14360.0 AHQ: Unid Prob African Net 1810 ALE/USB Sounds. (25Feb02) (RGA) 14360.0 BGD: Slovak Embassy Baghdad IRQ 1533 ALE/USB Sounds. (19Mar02) (RGA) 14360.0 BGD: Slovak Embassy Baghdad IRQ 1921 ALE/USB Sounds. (05Mar02) (RGA) 14366.9 BAF8: Beijing Meteo 1850 WXFAX 120/576 // 10116.8 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 14366.9 BAF8: Beijing Meteo CHN 1837 FAX/120/576 Chart. (09-03-02) (AB) 14367.2 BAF8: Beijing Meteo 0645 fax 120/576 Clear wx chart (30/Jan/02) (RH2) 14373.0 Unid: SS West African Net 1740 G-Tor 200/200 Tfc/SS Normally Tx in Pactor !(11/Jan/02) (RH2) 14373.4 MNRV: SANT Monrovia 0725 G-Tor 200/200 ASCII chars unreadable - usually SS (27/Feb/02) (RH2) 14396.5 AAR4LL: SHARES 1805 USB / phone patch for Quid 19 (a military aircraft over Canada). (11March2002) (Midwest USA) 14396.5 AFA3HY: SHARES Net 1743 USB / and WGY908 trying to work Andrews AFB in the net. (20Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 14396.5 NNN0JGV: SHARES-Galesburg, IL 1716 USB / telling WGY947 (Des Moines, IA) that the net ended at 0200Z. (25Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 14396.6 LN2A: Sveio Propagation Bcn NOR 1701 CW Data+MorseID. (08Mar02) (RGA) 14422.0 MAE: Algerian MFA 1636 ALE/USB calling RBT ,ALG embassy in Rabat 02/02 (PP1) 14478.0 no-call: Czech embassy Tripolis, LBY 1007 USB/ MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone based ARQ system, working Praha, 1200bps datarate (10Mar02) (LDO) 14480.0 OLZ69: Czech Embassy Cairo EGY 1901 ALE/USB Sounds. (25Feb02) (RGA) 14481.7 RFFIC: Marine Dipermil Paris 1635 Arq-E3 48/400 Sports Nx\FF to AIG2133 & "tout marine personnel" on TJF cid (13/Feb/02) (RH2) 14481.7 RFFIC: Marine Sirpa Paris 1643 Arq-E3 48/400 Winter Olympics rpt/FF to AIG2135 info RFFFCC/Repfrance Pamir Kaboul. Interesting new Callsign!!!! On TJF cid (13/Feb/02) (RH2) 14525.7 vwpk: M/S Merew 1520 arq Msg/EE - Indoships Freq! (18/Jan/02)(RH2) 14551.0 DOR: MFA Sofia, BUL 1238 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A 39-tone modem with modif. protocol and modif. preamble, QSX not found, 393.75 Hz doppler,oP chat in 75 Bd/500Hz ITA-5 (09Mar02) (LDO) 14567.0 WGY908 (NCS): FEMA-Denver, Colorado 1640 LSB / working WGY9924 (Red Cross) in the net on F-78 for the NECN. (06March2002) (Midwest USA) 14567.0 WGY908 (NCS): FEMA-Denver, Colorado 2357 LSB / wkg WGY980 (AK State EOC?) in the net on F-78 for the NECN. (06March2002) (Midwest USA) 14567.0 WGY912 (NCS): FEMA-Mount Weather, VA 1512 USB / wkg WGY968 (CO State EOC) in the net on F-78 for the NECN. (06March2002) (Midwest USA) 14567.0 WGY912 (NCS): FEMA-Mount Weather, VA 1822 USB / working WGY998 in the net on F-78 for the NECN. (06March2002) (Midwest USA) 14575.0 RFGW: MFA Paris 1215 FEC-A 192/400 msgs to D2Z with usual letter-replacements BDT-cct (28 Feb 02)(HPT) Pagina 334 WUN-v08 14580.0 DKL: UK Net Cyprus 1853z TWS DKL 15/mar/02 (s) 14580.0 HFB: UK Net Cyprus 0745 TWS HFB 15/Mar/02 (S) 14593.5 LEO: UNID Romanian MIL, 0817 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, crypto tfc. to TR7 (02Mar02) (LDO) 14593.5 TR7: UNID Romanian MIL, 0817 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, crypto tfc. to LEO (02Mar02) (LDO) 14606.7 RFHI: FF Noumea NCL 0000 ARQ-3/100/425 Idle/Sync Modes (14Feb02) (BC3) 14638.2 no-call: UNID NATO net, 1748 USB/STANAG 4285, KG-84 encrypted msgs running 600 bps + long interleaving(02Mar02) (LDO) 14670.7 Un-ID: French mil. 19.10 ARQ-E3 192/400 Very poor rx. Only test msg sent, with RY's, SG's, le brick and count. Libreville and Port Bouet mentioned. No cct ID seen (12Feb02). (PT) 14677.0 DFZG: MFA Beograd, YUG 1456 BAUDOT 1-STOPBIT (!) 75Bd/400Hz, encrypted tfc. after xyxyxyxyxyxyxy (16Mar02) (LDO) 14684.0 8j4i: Rus Mil 0500 CW comm check with tx4z and tfc to tpsl. Strong signal. (26Feb02) (JC) 14684.0 TI6T:RUSS MIL 0500Z CW COMM CK WITH 6HTT AND TFC TO KCMH (JC) 14689.0 CENTR6: MFA Bucharest ROM 1927 ALE/USB Calls ZOW/Unid. (25Feb02) (RGA) 14690.0 CENTR3: MFA Burcharest Centr3 "tis centr3 to kow ROU ALE 125 09-03-02 7,00 (BvR) 14690.0 HNX: Swedish Military DART System Net ALE/USB Wkg VGX. BGX also seen. Many [AMD] strings in Swedish. The system uses [AMD] to transmit short messages which are normally encrypted. (08Mar02) (RGA) 14694.7 no-call: MFA Helsinki, FNL 0749, NOKIA FSK BURST MODEM 150.6Bd/301Bd/751 Hz shift tfc. to unlocated embassy (12Feb02) (LDO) 14700.0 STAT154: Tunisian MOI 0945 ALE/USB calling STAT5 07/02 (PP1) 14722.2 : Unid 1656 UNID/150/850 ACF=0. (08Mar02) (RGA) 14731.0 055: Prob E.Asian Net NCS 1222 ALE/USB Sounds on 14731 17198 22015 22131 23428 25571. (14Mar02) (RGA) 14735.0 no-call: UNID station, 1132 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A App. B 39tone modem, non stop tfc. for hours possibly USNY Sigonella (24Feb02) (LDO) 14745.0 AAAC32: Poss British Mil 0218 ALE/USB Wkg MSN5 + Opchat in EE. (03-03-02) (IB) 14776.0 FC8FEM: US FEMA Region 8 Denver CO 1948 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 17519. (27Feb02) (RGA) 14776.0 FC8FEM: WGY908 US FEMA Region 8 Denver CO USA 1348 ALE/USB Sounds. (23Feb02) (RGA) 14776.0 FC8FEM: WGY908/FEMA Region 8 Denver CO USA 2048 Sounds. (24Feb02) (RGA) 14779.9 UNID: 1201 looks like an MFSK-signal, 195.0-195.3 bd can´t decode (HPT) 14780.0 Un-ID: Russia 11.40 ITA2 50/500 3rd shift Cyrillic tfc. First a table of 8 digit numbers headed "E-LIST", then message in RR, mentions Irkutsk and ends, as far as I can translate, "ASHCH TELEGRAF" (11Feb02). (PT) 14780.0 UNID: 0825 Baudot 50/460 msgs in Russian, poss. ID as "UPR Sverdlovsk", received at 07.55, then pause until 0825, baudrate varying between 48 and 53 bd (08 Feb 02) (HPT) 14780.0 UNID: prob. Russian Railway 1050 RTTY 50/N/500 mentioning Astrachan priw, wagon, Gruz local time there seems to be UTC + 3 (15 Feb 02)(HPT) 14801.7 RFVI: FN Le Port 1550 Arq-E3 100/400 V. Heavy 5LG tfc! Lotsa callsigns incl. RFVINVS/Nivoise, RFFMVB (?), RFQPM/Comair, RAYWS/FMQAUST (?), then Cometoc Toulouse to RFVILG (La Grandiere) info RFFINDI (FN HQ Indian Ocean), and yet more 5LG from RFFMVB which seems to be central to all this traffic! (10/Feb/02) (RH2) 14814.0 DKL: UK Net ALE March 02,1125z "TIS DKL" (S) 14817.5 Unid: FAPSI 1753 Crowd36 40bd (28/Jan/02) (RH2) 14848.0 BASE0: Turkish Military 1727 ALE/USB Sounds. (13Mar02) (RGA) 14867.7 Unid: MFA Cairo 1552 arq Selcall kkxu (Harare) ( 06/Feb/02) (RH2) 14867.7 Unid: MFA Cairo 1603 arq 5LG to unk (19/Feb/02) (RH2) Pagina 335 WUN-v08 14867.7 Unid: MFA Cairo 1620 arq Msg\AA - v strong Tx so probably to ALL STATIONS! (23/Jan/02) (RH2) 14867.7 Unid: MFA Cairo 1740 arq Selcall kkxu/Harare Emb (26/Feb/02) (RH2) 14935.0 AL1: KEC67/FBI Albany NY 1922 ALE/USB Calls BA1/Unid. (27Feb02) (RGA) 14935.0 BA1: Unid FBI (Birmingham AL??) 1917 Calls OH1/Unid (Columbus OH??) (27Feb02) (RGA) 14981.5 : Tashkent? Meteo 1445 FAX/90/576 wx chart. Fair. (27 Feb 02) (TD2) 14982.5 prob. RBV76: Tashkent Meteo 1545 wx fax, 60/576, garbled (01 Feb 02)(HPT) 14982.5 RBV76: Tashkent Meteo UZB 1910 FAX/90/576 Chart. (03-03-02) (AB) 15000.0 4RV: Unid 1552 ALE/USB Calls 8DG. (07Mar02) (RGA) 15000.0 5557: N.African Net 1555 ALE/USB Sounds. (21Mar02) (RGA) 15000.0 5557: Prob N.African Oil Exploration Net 1835 ALE/USB Sounds.(05Mar02) (RGA) 15000.0 555: Unid 1648 ALE/USB Sounds. (27-02-02) (IB) 15000.0 7DD: Unid 1428 ALE/USB Calls 7EU. [AMD] 7#Z (07Mar02) (RGA) 15016.0 Reach 8215: 0056Z Reach 8215 [C-5A] call Offutt PP FT Canpbell U.S. Army Airfield, KY - ETA 0230Z 7/Mar/02 (RR) 15025.0 3: ARINC Reykjavik ICE 1954 HFDL Msg to CargoLux B747-4R7F LXPCV `City of Diekirch': "2.LXPCV 7_J9". (19Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 3: ARINC Reykjavik ICE 2020 HFDL Wkg D-ALCK Lufthansa Cargo MD11F LH8161. Msg: "2.D-ALCKO_ 7 S46ALH8161 m" and "2.D-ALCK 1L4 M44 ALH816100026216700,,,, v" (20Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 3: ARINC Reykjavik ICE 2025 HFDL Msg to N331UP, United Parcel Flt 6723. "2.N331UP A4O /CDGACXS.FS1/FSM 2025 020320 LFPG UP6723 TIS RECEIVED TERMINATION OF ATIS UPDATE CONTRACT 1810 lG". (20Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 3: ARINC Reykjavik ICE 2031 HFDL Wkg LX-PCV CargoLux B747-4R7F City of Diekirch. Msg: "2.LX-PCV5_ CT r". ICAO ID given as 260E3C which does not tie in with my information. (20Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 3: ARINC Reykjavik ICE 2039 HFDL Msg to N67158 B767-224ER of Continental Airways: "2.N67158_ N]<". (19Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 3: ARINC Reykjavik ICE 2039 Msg to D-ALCD Lufthansa Cargo MD11F: "2.DALCD2_ Ovn" (19Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 3: ARINC Reykjavik ICE 2048 HFDL Wkg LX-PCV CargoLux B747-4R7F City of Diekirch. Msg: "2.LX-PCV RAE QUQXSXXXS~1 SA 20/20:00 WMKK 202000Z 13002KT 9999 FEW030 SCT140 B KN280 24/23 Q1008 NOSIG= SA 20/20:00 WSSS 202000Z 00000KT 9999 FEW016 BK N300 25/25 Q1008 NOSIG= SA 20/20:00 BIRK 07013KT 9999 BKN046 00/M05 Q10 K" (Wx actuals for Kuala Lumpur, Changi and Reykjavik). (20Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 AY1958: Finnair Flt 2008 HFDL Wkg Reykjavik. Posn 340538N/0513503E. (ICAO 9CB862). (19Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 KE0524: Korean Air Flt 2029 HFDL Wkg Reykjavik. Posn 473603N/0205318E. (ICAO 463D8E). (19Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 LH8161: Lufthansa MD11F D-ALCK 2021 HFDL Wkg Reykjavik. Posn 495725N/0303542W. Eastbound. (20Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 LH8183: Lufthansa Flt 1951 HFDL Wkg Reykjavik. Posn 503829N/0030836W. (19Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 LH8427: Lufthansa Flt 2020 HFDL Wkg Reykjavik. Posn 424143N/0282927E. Westbound. (20Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 SV1995: Saudia Flt 2104 HFDL Wkg Reykjavik. Posn 181815N/0420343E. (20Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 UP6741: United Parcel Flt 2021 HFDL Wkg Reykjavik. Posn 525958N/0021546W. (ICAO 5661C5). (19Mar02) (RGA) 15025.0 UP6803: United Parcel Flt 2020 HFDL Wkg Reykjavik. Posn 493931N/0170810E. (20Mar02) (RGA) 15034.0 CHR: CanForces Trenton, Canada 14:20 USB Volmet for Canadian Airports 07Mar02 (SP1) 15043.0 200018: 1350 presumably C-17 00-0018 USAF carrier (Sandy ??) calling CRO (Croughton)14/03 (PP1) 15043.0 200076: 1453 C-17 carrier USAF reg 00-0176 ALE sounding 10/03 (PP1) Pagina 336 WUN-v08 15043.0 HHC: 1404 Unid USAF (medical team ??) calling Andrews (ADW) 14/03 (PP1) 15600.0 DRQX: Taiwanese Navy 1219 ALE/LSB Wkg ZCNF. (03-03-02) (IB) 15600.0 IS1: UK Militry Islamabad 1048 ALE/USB Also hrd CYP. (03-03-02) (IB) 15600.0 KN1HA: Unid 0506 ALE/USB Wkg TP1EB (03-03-02) (IB) 15600.0 MZJF:wkg with DRQX Taiwanese Navy 0745 ALE/LSB Wkg DRQX (03-03-02) (IB) 15614.9 AXI: Darwin Meteo 1445 fax 120/576 "Summary of Current Warnings" V. clear! (21/Feb/02) (RH2) 15615.0 AXI25: Darwin Meteo 1500 Fax 120/576 Poor chart! (23/Jan/02) (RH2) 15615.0 AXI: Darwin Meteo AUS 0808 FAX/120/576 Chart. (10-03-02) (AB) 15633.4 HMF26: KCNA PYONGYANG 0957 RTTY 50/R/250 Marker "ry's qra de freq 10580 /8152/15133/11430 khz k c n a pyohyang" then 0958z into px in EE. Tape jam 1003, restart 1018z (18/Mar)(DW) 15682.0 SNN299: MFA Warsaw 1227 POL-ARQ 100 bd msg to Baghdad (08 Feb 02)(HPT) 15682.0 Unid: MFA Warsaw 1543 Pol-Arq 100/240 Nx\Pol (31/Jan/01) (RH2) 15690.0 : Iran/Iraq 1649 WOBBLE-JAMMER Pilot carrier this freq. (21Mar02) (RGA) 15708.0 FR5FEM: Unid FEMA 2007 ALE/USB Sounds 15708 & 19969. (04Mar02) (RGA) 15760.0 TOU: Rockwell-Collins Service Centre Toulouse FRA 1703 ALE/USB Sounds. (20Mar02) (RGA) 15878.0 4XZ: Ny Haifa 1126 cw, vvv (08 Feb 02)(HPT) 15920.0 CFH: CF Halifax 0603 rtty 75/850 "Naws de CFH ZKR" etc (24/Feb/02) (RH2) 15973.0 Unid: Polemb Baghdad 1525 Pol-Arq 100/340 Msg\Pol to MFA Warsaw (10/Jan/02) (RH2) 15973.7 RFLI: Fort de France, Martinique 11.16 ARQ-E3 192/400 CdeV on BFL cct to Paris. Very poor circuit, it took him about half an hour to send a CdeV (14Feb02). (PT) 15974.0 : Unid 1218 UNID/100/240 ACF=55/56. Repeating sequence. (12Mar02) (RGA) 16000.0 VNG: Llandeilo AUS 1043 AM w/very clear signal. Pips easily heard, plus YL annc on the minute. Clear ID at :45. (03 Mar 02) (LC) 16014.0 RFQP: FF Jibouti 1556 Arq-E3 100/400 CdeV on RUN cid (20/Dec/01) (RH2) 16014.0 RFQP: FN Jibouti 0620 Arq-E3 100/400 CdeV on RUN cid (10/Jan/02) (RH2) 16014.2 RFVI: FF Le Port REU 2055 ARQ-E3/100/370 CdV on cct RUN to Djibouti. (03Mar03) (RGA) 16018.7 ---: MFA CAIRO 0945 arq 100/E/170 Selcals RCVB (clng Washington) thru 0949z. 1000z further selcalls then into opchat AA (ATU80), and then irs. (20/Feb)(DW) 16019.7 EGY Emb Tripoli 1242 SITOR-A msgs to 74 and MFA (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 16019.7 EGY Emb Tripoli: 1242 SITOR-A msgs to 74 and MFA (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 16035.0 9VF252: Kyodo S'pore 1535 fax 60/576 JJ Nx\paper - quite clear! (10/Feb/02) (RH2) 16035.0 9VF252: Kyodo Singapore 1600 FAX 60/576 nx, 16.28 navigational warnings (11 Feb 02)(HPT) 16035.0 9VF: KYODO Singapore 0740 FAX 90/576 nx JJ // 17430 (18Feb02) (ML2) 16077.0 45: UNID Danish MIL, 1134 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling "68" (10Mar02) (LDO) 16077.0 68: UNID Danish MIL, 1134 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A responding to "45" (10Mar02) (LDO) 16077.0 WUZ: USACoE 2041 USB / working ECCV3 in voice on channel 12. QSYed to channel 11. (06March2002) (Midwest USA) 16091.7 No-Call: Cairo, Egypt 15.55 ARQ MFA with 5-lg tfc from KHARGIA CAIRO to BOUSTEN WASHINGTON (30Jan02). (PT) 16092.5 D13: UNID Swedish MIL, 1231 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A/MIL-STD 188-110B, bursty tfc. to D3 (03Feb02) (LDO) Pagina 337 WUN-v08 16092.5 D3: UNID Swedish MIL, 1231 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A/MIL-STD 188-110B, bursty tfc. to D13 (03Feb02) (LDO) 16092.5 HF8: UNID Danish MIL, 1233 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/ calling Z61 (13Mar02) (LDO) 16131.7 : Unid Egyptian Diplo 1644 ARQ Ends sked to unknown. (21Mar02) (RGA) 16135.0 KVM70: Honolulu eteo 0651 fax 120/576 Satpix (30/Jan/02) (RH2) 16141.7 kwfk: Egy Emb. Accra 1647 arq Msg\AA to Cairo (11/Jan/02) (RH2) 16141.7 Unid: MFA Cairo 1526 arq Selcall kkvu (Accra) (18/Jan/02) (RH2) 16150.0 186/BXN32: UNID Chinese diplo, 1431 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, msgs to 198 (02Mar02) (LDO) 16151.0 : NATO System 1350 NATO-PSK/2400/USB STANAG-4285. (12Mar02) (RGA) 16160.5 UNID: 1625 Piccolo 12-tone, encrypt. (01 Feb 02)(HPT) 16171.7 EGY Emb London 1000 SITOR-A, msgs to Statistical Dept. and MFA (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 16193.2 RFQP: FF Jibouti 1510 Arq-M2 200/400 Betas (15/Jan/02) (RH2) 16208.0 no-call: UNID station, 1245 Rohde & Schwarz ALIS procedure 228.65Bd/170Hz, no reply from other party, loud signal (09Mar01) (LDO) 16209.9 MFA Copenhagen: 1125 Twinplex 200-400-200 5lgs, TOPRETEL 241 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 16209.9 prob. Danish Diplo: 1140 TWINPLEX 5lgs, ending with "endumtext topretel 311" (07 Feb 02)(HPT) 16231.7 Unid: Egy Diplo 1534 arq Tfc\AA - missed ID's (04/Feb/02) (RH2) 16232.0 PWX?: BN Navrad? 0725 arq 5LG (19/Feb/02) (RH2) 16232.0 wjykdk: Egy Emb Kampala 1412 arq 5LG to Cairo (30/Jan/02) (RH2) 16236.0 ---: UNID 0046 CW short groups of 5FG tfc to RQ,BQ,SZ Poss Chinese? Same calls and tfc noted on 14405 through 02/11/02. (26Feb02) (JC) 16236.0 : UNID 0046 CW short groups of 5FG tfc to RQ,BQ,SZ. Poss Chinese? Same calls and tfc noted on 14405 through 02/11/02. (26Feb02) (JC) 16252.0 UNID: 1448 analysed 187.6 bd RTTY, long rows of letters and numbers, 1450 off w/out ID, no time to get more details 16252.0 UNID: 1448 analysed 187.6 bd RTTY, long rows of letters and numbers, 1450 off w/out ID, no time to get more details 27/Feb/02 (HPT) 16253.7 Unid: US Intel Europe? 1450 Mode? 108.6/140 Logged before & ID by Leif Dehio (I think?) (30/Jan/02) (RH2) 16256.8 UNID: 1545 looks like Fax in the sonogram, sounds like Fax, but I can´t decode it. It´s SITOR-A with a carrier on mark. (14 Feb 02)(HPT) 16260.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 0720 fec-a 192/400 clg H6L/Algiers (19/Feb/02) (RH2) 16260.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 1521 fec-a 192/400 Clg H6L/Algiers "QSL a toi Thierry" (31/Dec/01) (RH2) 16260.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 1525 fec 192/400 Clg H6L (Algiers) (28/Jan/02) (RH2) 16260.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 1614 fec-a 192/400 Clg H6L/Algiers (24/Feb/02) (RH2) 16260.0 RFGW: MFA Paris 1610 fec-a 192/400 5LG to unk (13/Feb/02) (RH2) 16276.0 Unid: Unid Personal Msg 1600 arq Msg possibly in Malay dotted w EE - "so long Edward - basta mag send kalang NG DSC"; "Sir, Goodnight nalang at tatawag nalang aka sa dsc at kay third bye Sir" Clues AnyWun? (31/Jan/01) (RH2) 16276.6 No-Call: Harare, Zimbabwe 16.16 ARQ Egyptian Embassy (R--FKFS) with tfc in AA to Cairo (31Jan02). (PT) 16278.8 MFA Alger: 1605 Coquelet-8 75 ms, msgs to EMB Bagdad (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 16278.9 Unid: Algerian Diplo 1540 Coq8 26.67 Tfc/AA (06/Feb/02) (RH2) 16278.9 Unid: FAPSI 1547 Crowd36 40bd Very strange! Followed Tx on same freq. as previous Coq8 log! (06/Feb/02) (RH2) Pagina 338 WUN-v08 16279.0 Unid: FAPSI 1555 Crowd36 40bd Previously logged as 8-tone Algerian Diplo but cannot see the tones now! With baud speed confirmed at 40bd, assume this must be Crowd36! Certainly sounds like it! (21/Dec/01) (RH2) 16284.9 MFA Copenhagen 0940 Twinplex 200-400-200 5lgs, TOPRETEL 148 and 150, 0950 off(is this To Pretoria?)(28 Feb 02)(HPT) 16284.9 OZU25: MFA COPENHAGEN 1020 TWINPLEX 100/E/ -400/-200/200/+400. F7b-1. Brief qso/opchat. Selcals TPEV/unid. qrm (26/Feb)(DW) 16285.0 ---: FAPSI 1027 RTTY 75/R/500 Marker "rsz rsz qwk rsz rsz qwk ry's". Time/freq schedule - poor copy, then QRU and sign off. (26/Feb)(DW) 16285.0 STAT11: UNID Tunisian MOI/MIL, TUN 1020 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling "TUD", triggering voice and PACTOR-II ARQ (10Feb02) (LDO) 16285.0 STAT13: UNID Tunisian MOI/MIL, TUN 1136 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A calling "STAT151", triggering voice and PACTOR-II ARQ (10Feb02) (LDO) 16285.0 STAT14: UNID Tunisian MOI/MIL, TUN 1020 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A calling "STAT151", triggering PACTOR-II FEC and ARQ (10Feb02) (LDO) 16285.0 STAT151: UNID Tunisian MOI/MIL, TUN 1020 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A calling "STAT14", triggering PACTOR-II FEC and ARQ (10Feb02) (LDO) 16285.0 TUD: UNID Tunisian MOI/MIL, TUN 1020 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling "STAT11", triggering voice and PACTOR-II ARQ (10Feb02) (LDO) 16291.0 RFFAB: MOD Paris 1040 ARQ-E 184.6/400 msgs to different units, XXL-cct (12 Feb 02)(HPT) 16291.0 RFGW: MFA Paris 1444 ARQ-E 184/400 5lgs to RFFXL XXL-cct (should be MOD!?) (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 16302.0 DFZG: Belgrade R 0703 rtty 75/400 RY/ID then crypto (30/Jan/02) (RH2) 16328.7 Unid: Unid: 1540 arq 5LG - Kinshasa heard here before, or could be Union Miniere at Goma (19/Dec/01) (RH2) 16340.1 ZKLF: Auckland Meteo 1515 wx-fax 120/576 // 13550.5 (04 Feb 02)(HPT) 16341.4 UNID: ALG Emb: 1022 Coquelet-8 telegram to MFA, 1027 MFA with msg to Emb Damascus (05 Feb 02)(HPT) 16347.0 FAAZMA: Miami ARTCC FL USA 1834 ALE/USB Sounds. (27Feb02) (RGA) 16347.0 FAAZOB: US FAA ARTCC Cleveland OH 1930 ALE/USB Sounds. (27Feb02)(RGA) 16367.0 STF1: Unid 0929 ALE/USB Wkg STF7 & STF11. (05-03-02) (IB) 16373.0 8WB4: Indian Emb Tehran 1200 RTTY 50/400 5LG msg to New Delhi (25Feb02) (ML2) 16386.7 CAFMCA: Unid 1640 ARQ Repeating 'UNSTA CAFMCA'. Two on frequency making copy difficult. (21Mar02) (RGA) 16412.7 Unid: BIAC Kinshasa 0750 Pactor 200/200 Banking Tfc/FF to Lubumbashi (11/Jan/02) (RH2) 16412.7 Unid: BIAC Kinshasa 0800 Pactor 100/200 Banking tfc\FF (27/Feb/02) (RH2) 16414.5 8WD7: MFA New Delhi 1200 FEC-A VFT 3 ch 96/170 clg Tehran w/8WB4 DE 8WD7 RYs & FIG TEST 2-0 0-2 QRU tape, then to idle tones (11Feb02) (ML2) 16550.7 Unid: RN/NATO? 1628 rtty 75/820 RY's + vmgtcnj sig then crypto (31/Jan/01) (RH2) 16606.0 Unid: UK MilCyprus 1543 MFSK 195.3/300 Crypto (31/Jan/01) (RH2) 16631.7 dlkgmk: Egy Emb Luanda 1500 arq Msg/AA to Cairo (kdjfqor) (08/Feb/02) (RH2) 16640.0 DKL: Dhekelia SBA Cyprus 1642 ALE/USB Sounds. (27-02-02) (IB) 16706.5 9HER5: 1230 "Kapitan Yakovlev" ARQ msg to UCE 03/03 (PP1) 16706.5 9HER5: 1230 "Kapitan Yakovlev" ARQ msg to UCE 03/03 (PP1) 16706.5 UCKT: 1000 "Iogann Makhmastal" ARQ msg to UIW 10/03 (PP1) 16706.5 UCKT: 0900 "Iogann Makhmastal" ARQ msg to UCE signed km bajdin 03/03 (PP1) 16706.5 UCMQ: 1040 "Mikhail Tcheremnykh" selcall 66032 ARQ msg to UCE Pagina 339 16706.5 16706.5 16706.5 16706.5 16706.5 16706.5 16706.5 16707.5 16707.5 16707.5 16707.5 16707.5 16707.5 16707.5 16710.5 16716.5 16716.5 16716.5 16716.5 16716.5 16716.5 16716.5 16717.5 16801.5 16801.5 16802.5 16802.5 16806.5 16809.0 16809.5 16812.5 16814.0 16816.0 16816.0 16821.0 16829.0 16829.0 16894.0 16900.0 16910.5 16914.5 16914.5 16914.5 16915.7 16923.0 WUN-v08 15/03 (PP1) UCMS: 1245 "Konstantin Iouon" ARQ msg signed km Lebedev 03/03(PP1) UCMS: 1245 "Konstantin Iouon" ARQ msg signed km Lebedev 03/03(PP1) UCNK: 0907 "Vladimir Timofeev" ARQ msg to UCE 03/03 (PP1) UCOO: 1050 "Mekhanik Brilin" selcall 55522 ARQ msg to UCE signed KM Danilova 15/03 (PP1) UCPE: 1045 "Pioner Litvy" selcall 66037 ARQ msg to UCE signed km Kotliarenko 1303 13/Mar/02 (PP1) UHCO: 1005 "Pioner Severodvinska" ARQ msg to UIW 10/03 (PP1) ZCRP: "Millenium Falcon" 1400 ARQ msg to UCE regarding air tickets (27/02) (PP1) RRR34: khz ARQ (Sitor-A 100bd) RRR34 MOSCOW 07/03/ (PP1) UBMT: "Bratislava" selcal 54476 ARQ msg to RRR 07/03 (PP1) UEBF: "Mekhanik Khatchepouridze" ARQ msg to RRR 07/03 (PP1) UFMV: "Volgoneft 247" ARQ msg to RRR 07/03 (PP1) UGIA: "Viktoriya" selcal 55591 ARQ msg to RRR 07/03 (PP1) UIGL: 0900 "Sormovski 3051" ARQ msg to Paris via RRR34 (Moscow) river ship bound for Basse Indre (Nantes Harbour,France) 10/03(PP1) UIRU: "Sormovskiy 3054" ARQ msg to RRR 07/03 (PP1) UHOB: pm "Atlantniro" ARQ msg to UIW 12/03 (PP1) Akademik Pustovoit: UDEW pm (UTC).0 ARQ msg to UFN 23/02 (PP1) Boris Livanov: UDEC.0 pm (UTC) ARQ msg to UFN 23/02 (PP1) UCUT: 1000 "Bourgas" selcall 54651 ARQ msg to UFN 15/03 (PP1) UDEX: 1015 "Geroi Sevastopolya" selcall 55145 ARQ msg to UFN signed KM Filxkina 15/03 (PP1) UDEZ: 1425 "Geroi Novorossiska" selcal 55144 msg to UFN after calling selcal kyxx (UFN) 02/03 (PP1) UDSX: 0815 "Vera Maretskaia" ARQ msg to UFN 16/03 (PP1) Yalta: UDEK pm (UTC) ARQ msg to UFN 23/02 (PP1) Unid: Ship pm (UTC) ARQ msg to RRR Moskva 23/02 (PP1) UAUA: 1630 "Valery Dzhaparidze" RTTY 50/170 01/03 PP1 UBSX: 1600 "Bratya Stoianovy" RTTY 50/170 01/03 PP1 Armenak Babayev: 1114.0 RTTY 170/50 msg to UIW identified with the help of Jason Berri (callsign UIMQ). 23/02 (PP1) Staryi Arbat: (UDHK) 0818 RTTY 170/50 msg to Kaliningrad 23/Feb/02 (PP1) NMF: USCG Boston MA USA 1631 FEC US wx fcasts. (21Mar02) (RGA) XSV: Tianjin Radio 1013 cw, xsv + SITOR (not listed here) (04 Mar 02)(HPT) VIP: Perth Radio 1016 cw, vip + Dig (04 Mar 02)(HPT) NRV: USCG Apra Harbour GUM ARQ+MorseID (21Mar02) (RGA) WLO: Mobile Radio Al 1011 cw, wlo + SITOR (04 Mar 02)(HPT) ZSC64: Cape Town Radio 1730 SITOR-B wx // 19692.5 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) ZSC: Capetown Radio 1818 cw, zsc + SITOR (01 Mar 02)(HPT) VRX: Hongkong Radio 1021 cw, vrx + SITOR (04 Mar 02)(HPT) USU: Mariupol R 1635 ARQ Azov Shipping to MV Skortsov Stepanu(12 Mar 02) (TD2) USU: MariupolRadio UKR 1626 ARQ Tgms in AutoTelex. (21Mar02) (RGA) XSG : Guangzhou R ARQ 1420 Receiving tfc,then ARQ/CW marker (21 Feb 02) (TD2) 5AB: BenghaziRadio LBY 1400 CW Weak f2 of 8500. (12Mar02) (RGA) HLJ: Seoul R 1000 CW Marker (22 Feb 02) (TD2) FUX: FN Le Port 1220 rtty 75/850 Interrupted bursts - sounds ill! (29/Jan/02) (RH2) SP8 83 Szcecin R 1545 arq Marker (19/Dec/01) (RH2) SPB: SzczecinRadio POL 1623 FEC Nx In Polish. (21Mar02) (RGA) FUX: FN Le Port 0536 rtty 75/130 RY/ID/SG Note shift (usually 850) & ID (usually RFVIE). This Tx also on 16914.7 with same short shift! (19/Dec/01) (RH2) VTH: Mumbai Naval (BNR) 1420 RTTY/850/50 Encoded 4LGs Pagina 340 16929.0 16929.1 16930.1 16951.0 16951.3 16951.5 16961.0 16975.5 16985.7 17015.0 17015.0 17038.5 17045.6 17045.7 17047.9 17121.2 17132.0 17147.0 17215.7 17215.7 17215.7 17215.8 17220.0 17225.0 17225.5 17230.0 17239.7 17239.8 17240.0 17265.0 17323.0 17341.0 17344.0 17362.0 17390.0 17402.5 WUN-v08 (27 Feb 02) (TD2) 9MR: Johor Bahru Naval 1545 RTTY/850/50 Wx fcst (26 Feb 02) (TD2) 9MR:MN Johor Bahru MLA 2318 RTTY/50/850 WX amendments. (26Feb02) (BC3) UNID: Baudot with 1 stop-bit and synchronous 1830 5fgs very weak signal(12 Feb 02)(HPT)* RFTJE: FN Dakar 0812 rtty 75/850 RY/ID/SG Testing (27/Feb/02) (RH2) 6WW: French Navy Dakar, Senegal 20:55 RTTY 75 Bds Test tape "faaa de rftje zc uuuuu zui testing ryryryryryry sgsgsgsgsgsg nnnn" 23Feb02 (SP1) RFTJE: FN akar 1040 rtty 75/850 RY/ID/SG (19/Dec/01) (RH2) CLA: Havana Radio 1647 cw, cq qsx (02 Feb 02)(HPT) LSD856: Buenos Aires R 0609 rtty 75/850 Coastal Wx\PP (24/Feb/02) (RH2) CTP: NATO Lisbon 1657 rtty 75/850 NAWS de CTP etc (11/Jan/02) (RH2) UTQ: KievRadio UKR 1405 CW Tgms from Odessa to ships. (12Mar02) (RGA) UTQ: KievRadio UKR 1421 CW Ends sked tgms to ships. QSX marker. (16Mar02) (RGA) UGW: NovorossijskRadio RUS 1413 CW 4LA7 de UGW QSW 17038.5 TFC LIST (12Mar02) (RGA) 9MG: GlobeRadio Penang MLa 1640 ARQ+MorseID Loud sig. (16Mar02) (RGA) 9MG: Penang R 1813 arq Marker (28/Dec/01) (RH2) CIS-System: 1258 81-81/40.5/500 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) : Unid 1416 UNID/150/160 No ACF. Huge signal. (12Mar02) (RGA) XSV: TianjinRadio PRC 1644 ARQ+MorseID (16Mar02) (RGA) URL: Sevastopol R 1650 CW Clng J6BD9 (12 Mar 02) (TD2) LOR/PNR: AN Puerto Belgrano 1616 rtty 75/170 Radiovisos then 5LG (01/Feb/02) (RH2) LOR: AN Puerto Belgrano 0611 rtty 75/170 Coastal Wx\SS (24/Feb/02) (RH2) LOR: AN Puerto Belgrano 1205 rtty 75/170 "Fm CEBA to AVSC" Wx & Map References (15/Jan/02) (RH2) LOR: AN Puerto Belgrano 1205 rtty 75/220 Grid references & Wx (29/Jan/02) (RH2) VIE: GlobeRadio Darwin NT AUS 1647 ARQ+MorseID. Good sig. (16Mar02) (RGA) BMLV1: BMLV Vienna AUT 1146 ALE/USB Calls 11111. (20Mar02) (RGA) 9MG: GlobeRadio Penang MLa 1648 ARQ+MorseID Good sig. (16Mar02) (RGA) 28: DANISH ARMY ?LOC 1606 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng 68. 1659z clng 68 (16/Mar)(DW) PKX: DjakartaRadio INS 1649 CW QRU? marker. (16Mar02) (RGA) PKX: Jakarta R 1545 CW Marker. (15 Mar 02) (TD2) ZT201A/BXT16: MFA Beijing, CHN 1513 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MILSTD 188-110A serial tone modem, tfc. to YT315A/BDA21 (24Feb02) (LDO) : Russian Military 1651 MS-5/4800/DPSK/USB Cipher. (16Mar02) (RGA) 3AC: Monaco Radio, Monte Carlo 10:30 USB Wx in french for Atlantic North-East // 8806,0 13152,0 22768,0 poor rx on the frequency 22768,0 08Mar02 (SP1) SVO68: Olympia Radio 1945 USB Greek, about three minutes mentioning MMSI, DSC, and other maritime expressions, then nxbulletin, // 8776, 13134, 22720 (04 Feb 02)(HPT) OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1707 USB E/Dan tfc-list // 13116 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) WLO: Mobile Radio Al 2205 USB E wx // 8788, 13110, 22804, other frequencies not audible (02 Mar 02)(HPT) EHY: MadridRadio SPA 1427 CW Data burst + de EHY every 6 minutes. (12Mar02) (RGA) VCT: GlobeRadio Tor's Cove NFLD CAN 1654 ARQ+Globedata+MorseID. Unlisted. (16Mar02) (RGA) Pagina 341 WUN-v08 17415.0 S00: Swedish Diplo 0446z TO S31 15/Mar/02 (S) 17415.0 S00: Swedish Diplo 1808z To S31 14/Mar/02 (S) 17420.0 NVIR: Taiwanese Navy 1235 ALE/LSB Wkg with AVTJ + opchat OM/CC + MIL-STD 188-110A modem activity. Also heard NPWT - AVTJ, QCTI - KBLO, MEFO - SNFC. (27-02-02) (IB) 17430.0 9VF252: Kyodo Singapore SNG 1600 FAX/60/576 Newspapers.(09-03-02) (AB) 17430.0 9VF252: Kyodo Singapore SNG 1645 FAX/60/576 Newspapers. (03-03-02) (AB) 17437.0 Unid: Italian Diplo 1558 Rs-Arq 228/170 Tx off as I tuned in! Curses! This freq not used for a long time! (23/Jan/02) (RH2) 17441.5 5YE: Nairobi Meteo 1640 rtty 100/850 Wx Codes (11/Jan/02) (RH2) 17441.5 5YE: Nairobi Meteo 2046 ITA-2 100/R/850 wx AAXX, no ID (12 Feb 02)(HPT) 17441.5 5YE: Nairobi Meteo 2046 ITA-2 100/R/850 wx AAXX, no ID (12 Feb 02)(HPT) 17442.0 5YE: Nairobi Meteo 1600 RTTY/850/100 Flt wx (15 Mar 02) (TD2) 17460.0 : Russian Navy/Military 2050 36-50/50/200 At least 6 msgs. (27Feb02) (RGA) 17460.0 Unid: CIS Navy 0555 36-50 50/200 (19/Dec/01) (RH2) 17460.0 Unid: CIS Navy 0557 36-50 50/200 (24/Feb/02) (RH2) 17460.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1455 36-50 50/240 (15/Jan/02) (RH2) 17460.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1750 36-50 50/240 (28/Jam/02) (RH2) 17460.0 Unid: CIS Navy 1753 36-50 50/240 This freq been used for a very long time! (03/Feb/02) (RH2) 17460.0 Unid: Russian Navy 1654 36-50 50/240 (11/Jan/02) (RH2) 17462.7 Unid: FAPSI 1555 Crowd36 40 (23/Jan/02) (RH2) 17485.5 HQ3NGB: NGB03/USNG Crystal City VA 1633 ALE/USB (Could also be ANG Readiness Centre, Andrews AFB MD) Calls JMSNGB/US NGB Jackson MS. (08Mar02) (RGA) 17487.0 AAT3BFMARS: US Army MARS Newark DE 1829 ALE/USB Sounds. (27Feb02) (RGA) 17487.0 GW1: 2126 ALE/USB several bursts to 901GHQ "Shares" network 23/Feb/02 (PP1) 17487.0 GW1: Unid US FBI/CAP 1340 ALE/USB Calls 901/Prob CAP HQ Maxwell AFB AL. Later calls 901NHQCIW (prob same authority) (23Feb02) (RGA) 17487.0 GW1: Unid US FBI/CAP 1934 ALE/USB Sounds. (27Feb02) (RGA) 17487.0 GW1: Unid US FBI/CAP 2005 ALE/USB Calls 901NHQCAP/Prob CAP HQ Maxwell AFB AL. (24Feb02) (RGA) 17487.0 KGD34NCC: US SHARES Master Control Stn Arlington VA 1800 ALE/USB Calls NNN0ELA/Unid MARS. (27Feb02) (RGA) 17519.0 AF6: Poss USAF SAM 206 Aircraft 1909 ALE/USB Sounds 17519 and 19969. (04Mar03) (RGA) 17519.0 AF6: Poss USAF SAM206 Aircraft 2110 ALE/USB Sounds. (04Mar02) (RGA) 17519.0 FC8FEM: WGY908/FEMA Region 8 Denver CO USA 1847 ALE/USB Sounds 17519 and 14776. (04Mar03) (RGA) 17544.0 CYP: British MIL Cyprus, CYP 1255 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (17Feb02) (LDO) 17544.0 PRI: British MIL Pristina, YUG 1253 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (17Feb02) (LDO) 17916.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio 1447 USB E wkg. German Air Ambulance 308 (15 Feb 02)(HPT) 17919.0 : Unid ARINC Stn (01/Dixon?) 1141 HFDL/USB 1141 HFDL/USB (25Feb02) (RGA) 17922.0 Speedbird: Brit. Airways London 16929 E wkg. a/c Yankee Golf Selcal FHDQ for tecnical matters (07 Feb 02)(HPT) 17928.0 06: ARINC Hat Yai 1142 HFDL USB squitters (05Mar02) (ML2) 17928.0 ARINC-6: Hat Yai THA 1912 HFDL Squitters. Most decodeable. (21Mar02) (RGA) 17928.0 LH8442: Lufthansa Flt 1915 HFDL Wkg Hat Yai. Posn 075717N/0980001E. Moving north west. (21Mar02) (RGA) 17940.0 Unid: O/M (SS): 2235 USB w/aircraft (O/M SS) in position report. Probable Iberia LDOC. (6/FEB/02) (RP3) 17967.0 015: ARINC BAHRAIN ? 1418 HFDL on usb. Squitters. Then offair 1423z (19/Feb)(DW) Pagina 342 WUN-v08 17967.0 15: ARINC Bahrain 1220 HFDL USB squitters (05Mar02) (ML2) 17967.0 ARINC Bahrein: 1415 gnd stn msg to N920FT (Polar air cargo) 03/03 (PP1) 17967.0 ARINC-Bahrain: 1745 HFDL GND STN msg to HZ-ANB (MD11 Saudia) 02/03 (PP1) 17967.0 SV1720: 1518 Saudia 1720 calling Bahrein (ARINC) w/pos LAT 21 9 34N LON 43 36 35E HFDL 10/03 (PP1) 17985.0 ---: FLIGHT ICAO 17070143 1956 HFDL on usb. Log-on request (dls) - sent twice (03/Mar)(DW) 17985.0 -: FLIGHT ICAO 23200740 1920 HFDL on usb. Log on request (dls) (03/Mar)(DW) 17985.0 003: ARINC REYKJAVICK 1903 HFDL on usb. Squitters. 1908z Uplink to ICAO a/c 23200740 log-off request other reason. 1945 logon cfm to a/c ICAO 50655724 air ID 199. 1950 logon cfm to a/c ICAO 23200740 Air ID 201 (03/Mar)(DW) 17985.0 D-ALCC: FLIGHT LH8265 1957 HFDL on usb. ACARS msg label Q0 link test (03/Mar)(DW) 17985.0 N458UP: FLIGHT UP6161 1952 HFDL on usb. ACARS msg label Q0 link test (03/Mar)(DW) 18003.0 ADW: USAF 2001 TWS ADW 15/Mar/02 (S) 18003.0 ADW: USAF 2129z TWS ADW 14/Mar/02 (S) 18003.0 CEF: USAF 1909z TO 138 15/mar/02 (s) 18003.0 PLA: 1101 USAF Lajes, Açores Ilhas ALE sounding 10/03 (PP1) 18018.0 Architect: (RAF Flight Watch Center): 0232 USB w/airfield color status and volmet. (25/FEB/02) (RP3) 18028.3 DOR: Sofia, Bulgaria??? 14.30 ITA2 75/470 Calling COD (Beirut emb??) with RY's (04Feb02). (PT) 18060.0 ---: FAPSI 1411 RTTY 75/R/500 Tfc in offline encrypt. 2nd msg headed "11177 30088 28381 2~5~3 02003" etc thru 1423z (27/Feb)(DW) 18060.0 : Unid M4 FAPSI Link 1446 RTTY/75/450 5LGs. No ID. Poor copy. (12Mar02) (RGA) 18064.0 SNN299: MFA WARSAW 1425 CW(F1B-250HZ) Marker "vvv de SNN299 pse ga" thru 1654z. Then switches to ARQ/POL 100bd/E/250 5rc to wrk Lagos Emb. Tfc in Polish thru 1700Hz. (27/Feb)(DW) 18064.0 SNN299: MFA Warsaw POL 1440 POL-ARQ/100/340 'End of file: wyyslij.grp' then wywollanie program (Radio/comms info). (12Mar02) (RGA) 18072.0 CIS-System: 1117 81-81/81/500 (01 Feb 02)(HPT) 18170.0 ASH01: MFA Ashkhabad, TKM 0900 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A responding to ANK (12Mar02) (LDO) 18183.4 7RQ20: Algerdep7:800(MAE) 0930 Coq8 26.67 Msg\FF to Ambalg Kampala (31/Jan/02) (RH2) 18183.4 7RQ20: Algiers, Algeria 14.26 Coquelet 8 MFA with tfc in FF to AMBALG A NIAMEY (04Feb02). (PT) 18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1531 Coq8 26.67 "Allo Ouga - are you receiving dkr?" - then "Allo Dkr tu recois Ouga?" (08/Feb/02) (RH2) 18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 0740 Coq8 26.67 Flash Msg\FF to Ambalgs Washington, Kinshasa, Pekin & Paris - re Diplo Bags (27/Feb/02) (RH2) 18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1545 Coq8 26.66 Msg/FF to Luanda re political situation in Rep. of Sao Tome (wow!) (19/Feb/02) (RH2) 18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1555 Coq8 26.66 5LG "d'est cq Ambalgs" (All Stations?) (19/Feb/02) (RH2) 18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1604 Coq8 26.67 Msg\FF to Ambalg Niamey (15/Jan/02) (RH2) 18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1634 Coq8 26.67 5LG to Ambalg Bamako (23/Jan/02) (RH2) 18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1707 Coq8 26.67 Msg\FF to "800" rptX3 (03/Jan/02) (RH2) 18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1715 Coq8 26.67 Msg\FF to ALL STATIONS rptX2 (03/Jan/02) (RH2) 18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1726 Coq8 26.67 Msg\FF Dar-esSalaam(03/Jan/02) (RH2) 18183.4 7RQ20: MAE Algiers.0 1430 Coq8 26.67 Msg\FF to Air Algerie, Cairo, cc Kampala, Harare & Dar-es-Salaam (31/Jan/02) (RH2) Pagina 343 WUN-v08 18183.4 7RZ20: Ambalg Washington 1939 Coq8 26.67 Msg\FF to MAE Algiers (19/Dec/01) (RH2) 18183.4 Unid: Ambalg Harare 1559 Coq8 26.66 Msg/FF to MAE re Zimbabwe crisis (19/Feb/02) (RH2) 18183.4 Unid: Ambalg Maputo 1514 Coq8 26.67 Long report on SADC Meeting in Blantyre. Malawi (15/Jan/02) (RH2) 18183.4 Unid: Ambalg Yaounde 1540 Coq8 26.67 Msg\FF to "Ambalg a Pas" info MAE (15/Jan/02) (RH2) 18211.5 KHF: Agana Radio 1304 cw, khf + DIG (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 18211.5 KHF: GW NODE GUAM 1549 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "KHF". Wkng ships in Globedata (16/Mar)(DW) 18216.7 : MFA Cairo EGY 1503 ARQ Selcals TVXQ/unknown then disappears. (12Mar02) (RGA) 18218.0 BR1: US Army/NGB 1954 ALE/USB Calls CE1. (04Mar03) (RGA) 18220.0 JMH5: Tokyo Meteo 0656 fax 120/576 Nice chart! (30/Jan/02) (RH2) 18220.0 JMH5: Tokyo Meteo 0715 fax 120/576 Good chart! (11/Feb/02) (RH2) 18220.0 JMH5: Tokyo Radio J 1713 FAX/120/576 850Mb analysis. (03-03-02) (AB) 18220.0 JMH: Japan Radio J 2100 FAX/120/576 Surface pressure. (09-03-02)(AB) 18221.0 JMH5: Tokio Met 0530 fax 120/576 Nice clean chart (24/Feb/02) (RH2) 18230.0 45: DANISH ARMY ?LOC 1607 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng 68. 1633 clng 50. (16/Mar)(DW) 18230.0 45: UNID Danish MIL, 1134 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling "68" (10Mar02) (LDO) 18230.0 50: DANISH ARMY ?LOC 1606 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng 68. 1634 clng 45 (16/Mar)(DW) 18230.0 68: DANISH ARMY ?LOC 1606 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng DK11. Aslo at 1607z (16/Mar)(DW) 18230.0 68: UNID Danish MIL, 1134 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A responding to "45" (10Mar02) (LDO) 18230.0 69: DANISH ARMY ?LOC 1606 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng 68 (16/Mar)(DW) 18232.4 UY0MM: UNID 1553 CW Calls "cq de UY0MM k" - r/am spur? "qth Linchansk" (16/Mar)(DW) 18258.6 Unid: Swiss Diplo 1624 arq 5LG - HBD32/Brasilia logged here previously (23/Jan/02) (RH2) 18268.5 HBD?: Swiss Diplo 1717 arq 5LG prob fm Brasilia (17/Feb/02) (RH2) 18269.0 HBD88: Swiss Emb Tripoli 1515 arq "No Messages" & ID sign-off (29/Jan/02) (RH2) 18275.0 Voice of America: HF "feeder"-Greenville, NC 1358 DSB / with the final 'Communications World' program. Ended 1430Z. (24Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 18276.7 rfkfs: Egy Emb Harare 1605 arq 5LG to Cairo (kdkrfr) - tks for tip PT! (01/Feb/02) (RH2) 18296.7 RFQP: FF DJIBOUTI 1651 ARQ/E3 100/E/400 8rc. Betas. 1720z cct [DJI]. Controle de voie. RFQP de RFQO. (16/Mar)(DW) 18306.0 ZSC: GW NODE CAPETOWN 1722 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "ZSC". Wking ship in Globedata. (16/Mar)(DW) 18320.0 BRA: MFA Bratislava SVK 1652 ALE/USB Calls TEH/Teheran Embassy. (11Mar02) (RGA) 18334.7 Unid: MFA Cairo 1533 Arq Selcall KKVA (Lagos Emb) (10/Jan/02) (RH2) 18334.7 Unid: MFA Cairo 1545 arq Several Msgs\AA to unk (Bamako?) (30/Jan/02) (RH2) 18411.7 : MFA Cairo EGY 1508 ARQ 5LG msg from 7 4 to kdqikef/Algiers. (12Mar02) (RGA) 18444.5 RFFXL: French Forces Naqoura (LBN) 1145 contrôle de voie ARQ-E 184 baud 02/02 (PP1) 18448.0 RFPTC: Fr Mil N'Djamena 1625 ARQ-E3/200 1625 Betas (15 Mar 02) (TD2) 18450.1 ROU: Diplo: 1252 RUM-FEC 164.46/400 Radiograma-Circulara/ Bagdad, signed with "ambasador + name", thus, Emb supposed transmitting (31 Jan 02)(HPT) Pagina 344 WUN-v08 18480.0 OLZ69: Czech Embassy Cairo EGY 1219 ALE/USB Sounds. (13Mar02) (RGA) 18496.5 RETA/GEMAPER: Spanish Mil: 1348 ITA-2 50/600 msg to different addressees in Ceuta and Melilla (15 Feb 02)(HPT) 18496.5 RETAHFB: Spanish Army 13.35 ITA2 50/400 JECOM-3122 with svc msg to RETAIH - JECOMSIS-61 with plenty of SSB chat (06Feb02). (PT) 18552.0 V5G: MFA Bucharest 1200 Rou-Fec 164.5/400 Online crypto for 35 mins - Mask 24(19/Dec/01) (RH2) 18552.1 V5G: MFA Bucarest 1101 cw, ID then turning to RUM-FEC 164.5/400 encrypt. (01 Feb 02)(HPT) 18553.7 RFTJ: FN Dakar 1710 Arq-E3 192/400 Format Ligne + CdeV on TJI cid (28/Jam/02) (RH2) 18556.0 28: Danish Military 1509 ALE/USB Calls 68 who responds. (11Mar02) (RGA) 18556.0 45: UNID Danish MIL, 1134 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling "68" (10Mar02) (LDO) 18556.0 68: Danish Military 1143 ALE/USB Calls DK11 here and on 18230. (20Mar02) (RGA) 18556.0 68: UNID Danish MIL, 1134 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A responding to "45" (10Mar02) (LDO) 18560.0 BMF: Taipei Meteo TWN 1727 FAX/120/576 859mB analysis. (03-03-02)(AB) 18560.0 BMF: Taipei Meteo TWN 1757 FAX/120/576 Chart. (09-03-02) (AB) 18560.0 BMF: Taipei Meteo TWN 2041 FAX/120/576 Chart. (09-03-02) (AB) 18560.0 BMF: Taipei, Taiwan 15.30 FAX 120/576 Taipei Meteo with wx forecast in Chinese (04Feb02). (PT) 18655.0 55430: Unid 1036 ALE/USB Wkg 55432. (27-02-02) (IB) 18660.0 5911: Unid 0647 ALE/USB Sounds. (26-02-02) (IB) 18660.0 BXS67: UNID Chinese embassy, 1510 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, msgs to unlocated station, QSX freq of duplex link not found (24Feb02) (LDO) 18666.0 BA1: Unid FBI 1855 ALE/USB Calls AL1/Albany NY. (27Feb02) (RGA) 18666.0 CL1: KQC77/FBI Cleveland OH USA 1716 ALE/USB Calls OM2 who responds. Omaha NE? (20Mar02) (RGA) 18666.0 ME1: KIH731/FBI Memphis TN 2016 ALE/USB Calls AT1/KIG67/FBI Atlanta GA. (04Mar02) (RGA) 18666.0 ME1: US FBI Memphis TN USA 2016 ALE/USB Calls AT1/FBI Atlanta GA. (24Feb02) (RGA) 18666.0 NF1: KII66/FBI Norfolk VA USA 1403 ALE/USB Calls NY1HY1/KEG96 FBI New York. (14Mar02) (RGA) 18666.0 QT2: KRR50/FBI Quantico VA USA 1326 ALE/USB Calls BA1/Birmingham AL (?) who responds. (08Mar02) (RGA) 18745.0 UNID: 1248 RTTY 75/250 encrypted (31 Jan 02)(HPT) 18757.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 1454 fec-a 192/400 Clg H6L (Algiers) then letsub mix (02/Feb/02).0 (RH2) 18757.0 RFFIC: Guerre Dipermil Paris 1445 fec-a 192/400 Pages of mixed FF/letsub to many callsigns, some very difficult to read! Increasing use of letter sub in callsigns is confusing, as intended no doubt! (03/Feb/02) (RH2) 18757.0 RFGW: FAF Villacoublay 1448 fec-a 192/400 Msg\FF to many unreadable callsigns on RCF cid (2/Feb/02) (RH2) 18762.1 V5G: MFA Bucharest 1202 cw ID, OP C 18 QSP FR ALL GD = HR QTY 12 QFP 52 NW HR then RUM-FEC 164.46/400 encrypted (31 Jan 02)(HPT) 18762.7 Unid: Unid: 1553 Mode unk 150/700 Buzzing on/off every 20 secs - strange modem!(19/Dec/01) (RH2) 18780.0 no-call: Central Comm. Station of the Russian Railways Ministry Moscow, RUS 0757 ITA2/50Bd/500Hz (16Mar02) (LDO) 18780.0 UNID: 1208 Baudot 50/500 prob. Russian/Latin mixed, 1228 off with "Volokosnowo Director 31.01.2002 Riga" (31 Jan 02)(HPT) 18789.0 Unid: UK Mil Cyprus 1527 MFSK I95.3/300 Unable decode (31/Dec/01) (RH2) 18834.0 055: Unid East Asian Net 1342 ALE/USB Sounds. (27-02-02) (IB) 18834.0 616: Poss Israeli Air Force 1657 ALE/USB Sounds. (05Mar02) (RGA) 18905.0 UNID: 0800 RTTY 50/N/170 (11 Mar 02)(HPT) Pagina 345 WUN-v08 18944.7 RFHJE: FN Papeete 0731 Arq-E3 96/400 CdeV on HJL cid (30/Jan/02) (RH2) 18966.0 RFHJ: Papeete Naval 0955 ARQ-E3/400/96 Betas (23 Feb 02) (TD2) 18966.5 RFHJ: FF Papeete Tahati OCE 0044 ARQ-E3/100/425 Idle Sync Modes (24Feb02) (BC3) 18986.0 RFHI: Noumeia Naval TIME??? ARQ-E3/400/100 CdV (23 Feb 02) (TD2) 18986.7 RFHI: FN Noumea 0847 Arq-E3 100/400 CdeV to itself on HJI cid (1 (21/Feb/02) (RH2) 18986.7 RFHI: FN Noumea 1024 Arq-E3 100/400 CdeV on HJI cid (04/Feb/02) (RH2) 18986.7 RFHJ: FF Papeete 0946 Arq-E3 100/400 CdeV on HJI cid (23/Jan/02) (RH2) 18986.7 RFHJ: FF Papeete PLY 1610 ARQ-E3/100/390 5LG msgs from Prairial re-routed to Noumea on cct HJI to Noumea. (21Mar02) (RGA) 19011.7 PCW: MFA den Haag NLD 1515 TWINPLEX/100/400 Sync; IRS; some incoherent decode. Probably encrypted. (12Mar02) (RGA) 19031.7 No-Call: Algiers 16.00 ARQ Pakistan Embassy, PAREP ALGIERS, with MOST IMMEDIATE tfc (31Jan02). (PT) 19031.7 No-Call: Algiers, Algeria 11.50 ARQ Pakistan embassy, PAREP ALGIERS, working Foreign Islamabad and vice versa. Also "PAREP UN GENEVA IS ALSO WAITING" (04Feb02). (PT) 19031.7 Unid: Foreign Islamabad 1446 Twinplex 100/170 Selcal EAVX (Niamey) (30/Jan/02) (RH2) 19031.7 UNID: Paki Diplo 1542 Twinplex 100/170 Selcall KMEU (Islamabad) (10/Jan/02) (RH2) 19031.7 Unid: Paki Diplo 1616 Twinplex 100/170 Some EE but mainly IRS mode - strong sigs! (23/Jan/02) (RH2) 19036.4 No-Call: Nouakchott, Mauretania 16.20 Coquelet 8 Algerian embassy with tfc to MAE, Algiers (31Jan02). (PT) 19036.5 Unid: Ambalg Luanda 1542 Coq8 13.33 Msg/FF to MAE re Zimbabwe (19/Feb/02) (RH2) 19040.5 RETAIE: Spanish Army 12.10 ITA2 50/600 JECOM-4153 with svc msg to RETFK - JECOZ-61, info to RETAIG - JUAD-5, plus SSB chat (06Feb02). (PT) 19101.6 RFLI: FF Fort De France MRT 2248 ARQ-E3/192/425 CdV F-DeFrance/Paris cct[ BFL (27Feb02) (BC3) 19101.7 RFLI: FF Fort de France 1330 ARQ-E3 192/400 msgs, cdv BFL-cct (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 19131.0 Atlas: (DEA contract facility, Iowa): 1625 USB w/Flint 411 (DEA pilot) in radio check. Then Flint 413 w/Flint 411 discussing today's flights. (15/MAR/02) (RP3) 19131.0 Atlas: (DEA Contract Facility, Iowa): 2102 USB w/Flint 750 (DEA pilot) closing out radio guard. (5/FEB/02) (RP3) 19131.0 Atlas: 1629 w/aircraft (call missed) who asks that Atlas relay to Panther 400 (Georgetown, Bahamas) that they will pick their party at the international airport. (15/MAR/02) (RP3) 19131.0 Atlas: at 2231Z - ATLAS (DEA-Iowa) working unknown air asset for ETA to Offutt. 22/Feb/02 (CR) 19135.0 : NATO System 1735 NATO-PSK/2400/USB (12Mar02) (RGA) 19145.7 RFTJ: FN Dakar 1550 Arq-E3 192/400 Betas - used to be 200bd? (23/Jan/02) (RH2) 19170.0 KLU: Unid 1430 ALE/USB Wkg ANK. (27-02-02) (IB) 19204.7 RFLI: Fort de France, Martinique 11.00 ARQ-E3 192/400 CdeV to self on LIJ cct to Dakar (09Feb02). (PT) 19204.7 RFTJ: FN Dakar 0846 Arq-E3 192/400 CdeV on LIJ cid followed at 0848 by RFLI CdeV on same cid(31/Jan/02) (RH2) 19205.4 RETAI: Spain 12.35 ITA2 50/600 Tfc in SS to RETAHF and others with ZLA cct ID (11Feb02). (PT) 19208.0 619: Unid East Asian Net 1634 ALE/USB Sounds. (27-02-02) (IB) 19242.0 dej02: "Sofia Beirut"? 1546 Pactor 200/200 Email Msgs/Pol to various addresses in Poland Very strong sigs! Not sure of origin! (10/Jan/02) (RH2) 19242.0 Unid: Unid Email Net 1632 Pactor 100/200 Msgs\EE & GG about Construction materiel from [email protected]. This freq seems to be often used by various people in Europe! (27/Feb/02) (RH2) Pagina 346 WUN-v08 19242.0 Unid: www.equalitynow.org 1630 Pactor 200/200 Long treatise in FF about Human Rights, Globalisation & all that jazz, signed by "Circle against Sex Trafficking" (08/Feb/02) (RH2) 19432.5 : Unid 1650 PICCOLO-6 Idle (Standby). (20Mar02) (RGA) 19498.6 : From COMSUP Noumea To RFHIC 0228 ARQ-E3/100/416 Noumea/Papeete cct (HIJ) Numerous Msgs (28Feb02) (BC3) 19498.7 RFHI: FF Noumea 1603 Arq-E3 100/400 Betas - strong sigs! (23/Jan/02) (RH2) 19554.0 892: Israeli AF Net 1800 ALE/USB Sounds. (13Mar02) (RGA) 19621.9 OZU25: MFA COPENHAGEN 0844 TWINPLEX 100/E/ -400/-200/200/400 F7b-1. End of qso. 0952z Selcals TPES/unid then TPRP/unid. Then TPRK/unid who responds. Tfc in offline encrypt until 1010z. Selcals TPRP (26/Feb)(DW) 19629.5 ZSC: Capetown R 0950 fec Wx//12601.0 & 4214.0 khz - nothing on 8 & 16 bands! (02/Feb/02) (RH2) 19635.0 RFGW: MFA Paris 1550 fec-a 192/400 12 pages of 5LG (13/Feb/02) (RH2) 19636.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 1500 fec-a 192/400 Clg Z4D/Nouachott (24/Feb/02)(RH2) 19645.0 : Unid 1647 FEC-A/192/800 Idles; undecodeable data. Prob MFA Paris. (20Mar02) (RGA) 19655.0 HEC: Berne Radio 1254 cw hec + Digitals (15 Feb 02)(HPT) 19692.5 ZSC: Cape Town Radio 1731 SITOR-B wx // 16816 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 19692.5 ZSC: CapeRadio SAF 1645 ARQ+MorseID (20Mar02) (RGA) 19692.5 ZSC: CapeRadio SAF 1737 FEC Detailed wx fcast. (12Mar02) (RGA) 19696.5 8PO: Barbados Radio 1253 cw 8po + Digitals (15 Feb 02)(HPT) 19698.0 OST: Ostende Radio 1255 cw, ost + SITOR (15 Feb 02)(HPT) 19699.0 UFN: Novorossiysk Radio 1256 cw ufn + SITOR (15 Feb 02)(HPT) 19699.0 UFN: NovorossiyskRadio RUS 1642 ARQ Wkg UFJR in AutoTelex. (20Mar02) (RGA) 19708.0 SAB: Goeteborg Radio 1125 cw, sab + Dig (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 19724.0 VIE: GlobeRadio Darwin NT AUS 1741 ARQ+MorseID. (12Mar02) (RGA) 19724.5 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio, Russia 18:25 utc RTTY 50 Bds Test tape "cq cq de uiw ans 22245,5" + Telex in russian 08Mar02 (SP1) 19724.5 UIW: KaliningradRadio RUS 1640 RTTY/50/170 Wkg UHEX UEMP UEZQ UHMM. (20Mar02) (RGA) 19726.0 A9M: Hamala Radio 1227 cw, a9m + SITOR (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 19733.5 KHF: Agana Radio 1144 cw, khf + SITOR (01 Feb 02)(HPT) 19733.5 KHF: GuamRadio GUM 1743 ARQ+MorseID. (12Mar02) (RGA) 19736.4 SAB: Goeteborg Radio 1130 cw, sab + Dig (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 19782.0 LZW: Varna Radio 1811 USB E tfc-list // 3740 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 19850.0 V5G: MFA Bucharest 1115 Rou-fec 164.5/400 Online crypto (2/Feb/02) (RH2) 19850.0 V5G: MFA Bucharest 1250 Rou-Fec 164.5/400 Online crypto - CW sign-off "V5G" (20/Dec/01) (RH2) 19862.0 GYA: RN London 1210 RTTY 75/400 CARB of 16QOO GYA (20Feb02) (ML2) 19862.0 GYA: Whitehall Naval London 1630 RTTY/425/75 Encoded tfc w/GYAs (01Mar02) (TD2) 19862.0 MGJ: RN Faslane 0614 rtty 75/340 CARBS (09/Jan/02) (RH2) 19920.0 UNID: 1239 RTTY 75/250 encrypted (31 Jan 02)(HPT) 19969.0 460FEMAUX: Unid US FEMA 1741 ALE/USB Calls FM6FEM/WGY906/FEMA Denton TX. (20Mar02) (RGA) 19969.0 487FEMAUX: Unid US FEMA 1706 ALE/USB Calls FM1/WGY901/FEMA Maynard MA. [AMD] 3 control characters + FE. (20Mar02) (RGA) 19969.0 FC8FEM: WGY908 FEMA Region 8 Denver CO USA 1947 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 24526. (24Feb02) (RGA) 19971.0 WGY912: FEMA 1807 Baudot 75/850r working WGY910 on F-57. "See you next week." (26Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 19977.2 HSP: UK Net ALE March 02, 1129z "TWS HSP" (S) 20086.7 wzgzkpk: Egy Emb Kinshasa 1040 arq Msg\AA to Cairo (25/Jan/02) (RH2) 20107.0 445: Israeli AF Net 1711 ALE/USB Sounds. (11Mar02) (RGA) 20107.0 GW1: Unid US SHARES/CAP 1156 ALE/USB Sounds. (14Mar02) (RGA) 20107.0 RIC: US CAP Richmond VA 1152 ALE/USB Sounds. (14Mar02) (RGA) 20114.0 210: Unid 1155 ALE/USB Wkg with TF3. (28-02-02) (IB) 20114.0 94: Unid 1304 ALE/USB Wkg with TF2. (28-02-20) (IB) Pagina 347 WUN-v08 20114.0 TF2: Unid 0654 ALE/USB Wkg 94 + phone opchat + FSK/75/200. (01-03-02) (IB) 20179.7 RFVIGRN: Frigate Garonne 1700 Arq-E3 100/400 5LG to unk (19/Feb/02) (RH2) 20205.0 ASH06: MFA Ashkhabad, TKM 0942 USB/MIL-STD 188- 141A responding to ISL (12Mar02) (LDO) 20205.0 ISL: Turkmen embassy Islamabad, PAK 0942 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A/calling ASH06 (12Mar02) (LDO) 20320.0 BMLV1: BMLV Vienna AUT 1724 ALE/USB Calls 11111 here and on 18556. (13Mar02) (RGA) 20359.0 UNID: 1235 RTTY 75/250 encrypted (31 Jan 02)(HPT) 20437.0 UNID: prob. Italian Diplo: 1245 ALIS 228.66/170 encrypted, sometimes repeating ABILZN, different transmissions, at 13.24 ending with ry and QRXR1:/x (31 Jan 02)(HPT) 20450.0 28: Danish Military 1505 ALE/USB Calls 68. (19Mar02) (RGA) 20450.0 45: Danish Military Net 1733 ALE/USB Calls 50, who responds. (13Mar02) (RGA) 20450.0 45: UNID Danish MIL, 1133 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling "68" (10Mar02) (LDO) 20450.0 68: UNID Danish MIL, 1133 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling "45" (10Mar02) (LDO) 20469.0 AXM: Canberra Meteo AUS 0815 FAX/120/576 Chart. (10-03-02) (AB) 20503.0 ---: ROMAINIAN DIPLO 1438 MIL.STD 188-110A Random short bursts. Tfc in online encrypt. Bursts open "xxxxp" or "xxxxq". Stns altenating. Various bit rates. (23/Feb)(DW) 20535.0 PE1: Unid US FBI, 0221 ALE/USB Wkg with BA1/KGD83/FBI Baltimore MD. (13-03-02) (IB) 20536.0 : Russian Navy/Military? 1636 REVS/50/180 36-50 Idler? (20Mar02) (RGA) 20573.0 Unid: Italian Diplo 0600 Rs-Arq 228.6/170 Short bursts like test transmissions! Also heard on 19237.0, 19873.0, 17457.0, 23374.0 & 18771.0 khz, during following 30 mins. Seems the Italians are either testing or reviving their old African net, seldom heard over past year or two! No II words seen en clair but some freqs carried the new 32LG code. (31/Jan/02) (RH2) 20596.0 A25: NCS Latvian KFOR Net 1602 ALE/USB Calls MAIZE. Calls VENTA here and on 14746.5 at 1611z. (20Mar02) (RGA) 20631.0 280051: 1108 C-17 carrier USAF reg 98-0051 ALE sounding 10/03(PP1) 20633.7 RFFKMLO: FN Brest? 1611 Arq-E3 100/400 5LG to RFQPM & RFFKU (19/Feb/02) (RH2) 20633.7 RFVIE: FN Le Port 1607 Arq-E3 100/400 Admim Msg/FF re vacant posts; to FN Indian Ocean Squadron - La Grandiere, Floreal, Rieuse & Albatros (19/Feb/02) (RH2) 20633.7 RFVIXL: Reunion 13.25 ARQ-E3 100/400 Svc msg to RFFIVAR on REI cct to Paris (30Jan02). (PT) 20659.0 WUZ: USACoE 1902 USB / calling RRV4 in voice on channel 15. (06March2002) (Midwest USA) 20754.5 Unid: ICRC? 1631 G-Tor 300/200 Unreadable but seemed much better tune than Pactor!! (23/Jan/02) (RH2) 20780.0 P6Z: Paris, France 15.04 FEC-A 192/400 MFA with svc msg to 3GF, Santiago emb, with SGO cct ID (11Feb02). (PT) 20794.0 NOMADE2: Rohde & Schwarz test from UNID loc. 1040 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling "NOMADE1"(03Feb02) (LDO) 20810.0 : NATO System 1634 NATO-PSK/2400/USB Bursts. Setup? (20Mar02) (RGA) 20855.0 N2G: French Emb San'a YEM 1010 FEC-A 192/400 w/P6Z DE N2G OKOKOKO INT ZBZ A TOI tape, then off-air (20Feb02) (ML2) 20890.0 PR1: Prob US Customs 1758 ALE/USB Sounds. (04Mar03) (RGA) 20890.0 TST: US Customs NC 1412 ALE/USB Sounds. (23Feb02) (RGA) 20935.0 LUG: Romanian Embassy Beijing PRC (?) 1252 ALE/USB Calls CENTR1/MFA Bucharest, who responds. (13Mar02) (RGA) 20944.0 8BY: FRENCH INTEL PARIS 1553 CW Marker "vvv 8BY 433/219/017/395" (23/Feb)(DW) 20945.0 LN2A: BEACON SVEIO 1546 CW Composite data/cw ID "LN2A" on usb. Offair 1548z (23/Feb)(DW) 20975.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 1000 FEC-A 192/400 ID, idling (12 Feb 02)(HPT) Pagina 348 WUN-v08 20975.0 P6Z: MFA Paris FRA 1708 FEC-A/192/370 Hours of idles. (19Mar02) (RGA) 20976.7 ---: Pakistani Emb Berlin 1050 ARQ part 5LG msg to Islamabad, msg router BNI (15Feb02) (ML2) 20990.0 BGD: Slovak embassy Baghdad, IRQ 0949 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, traffic to Bratislava using DBM- mode, due to bad propagation (10Feb02) (LDO) 20991.0 no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1443 BAUDOT 100Bd/500Hz, 5LGs on link 00099 (16Mar02) (LDO) 20995.0 ALG: Slovakian embassy Algiers, ALG 1304 USB/ MIL-STD 188-141A, lots of AMDs in Slovakian to BRA [Bratislava], short voice tfc. using Lincompex enhanced speech (10Mar02) (LDO) 20995.0 ALG: Slovakian embassy Algiers, ALG 1304 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, lots of AMDs in Slovakian to BRA [Bratislava], short voice tfc. using Lincompex enhanced speech (10Mar02) (LDO) 21862.7 ---: MFA Cairo 0950 ARQ selcal OOVC to New Delhi, to IRS mode & s/off (18Feb02) (ML2) 21862.9 OZU25: Copenhagen, Denmark 11.44 ARQ 100/400 MFA 5-lg tfc to un-id emb (selcal TPES), then calls TPIQ and following "SERVICE HARARE" some opchat in DD. Then calls un-id emb with selcal TPRV and then tfc in DD but no location mentioned (08Feb01). (PT) 21866.0 487FEMAUX: Unid US FEMA 1611 ALE/USB Calls FM1FEM/WGY901/FEMA Maynard MA. (20Mar02) (RGA) 21866.0 AF6: USAF SAM205 (?) 1331 ALE/USB Sounds. (08Mar02) (RGA) 21866.0 FC6FEM: WGY906 FEMA Denton TX USA 1755 ALE/USB Sounds. Also FC8FEM WGY908/FEMA Region 8 Denver CO. (07Mar02) (RGA) 21866.0 FC6FEM: WGY906 US FEMA Denton TX 1654 ALE/USB Calls FCSFEM/WGY912 FEMA Mt Weather VA, who responds. (05Mar02) (RGA) 21866.0 FC6FEM: WGY906 US FEMA Denton TX USA 2009 ALE/USB Sounds. (24Feb02) (RGA) 21866.0 FC8FEM: US FEMA Region 8 Denver CO 1347 ALE/USB Sounds. (08Mar02) (RGA) 21866.0 FC8FEM: WGY908/FEMA Region 8 Denver CO 2048 ALE/USB Sounds. (04Mar02) (RGA) 21866.0 FM5FEM: Unid US FEMA 1643 ALE/USB Calls FM6FEM4 WGY914 FEMA Thomasville GA, who responds. (05Mar02) (RGA) 21866.0 FM8: WGY918/FEMA Denver CO USA 1629 ALE/USB Calls FM6FEM/WGY906 Denton TX. (20Mar02) (RGA) 21866.0 FR5FEM: Unid US FEMA 1342 ALE/USB Sounds. (08Mar02) (RGA) 21866.0 FR5FEM: Unid US FEMA 1616 ALE/USB Sounds. (21Mar02) (RGA) 21866.0 FR5FEM: Unid US FEMA 1909 ALE/USB Sounds. (05Mar02) (RGA) 21931.0 04: ARINC RIVERHEAD 1935 HFDL on usb. Squitters (18/Mar)(DW) 21931.0 : ARINC Gnd Stn 4 Riverhead NY USA 1635 HFDL/USB Squitters. (23Feb02) (RGA) 21931.0 ARINC-4: Riverhead NY USA 1710 HFDL Msg to United Parcel MD11F N252UP " 2.N252UP3_ B yI" (21Mar02) (RGA) 21931.0 ARINC-4: Riverhead NY USA 1714 HFDL Msg to United Parcel N329UP "2.N329UP4_ X 7X" (21Mar02) (RGA) 21931.0 LH8272: 1640 position report from D-ALCH to ARINC NYC 03/03 (PP1) 21931.0 LH8272: 1640 position report from D-ALCH to ARINC NYC 03/03 (PP1) 21931.0 TZ0000(?): Wkg ARINC Stn 4 Riverhead NY 1551 American Transair Posn 27 54 26N 82 41 29W. (26Feb02) (RGA) 21931.0 TZ0433: Wkg ARINC Stn 4 Riverhead NY 1514 HFDL/USB American Transair. 28 26 5N/81 18 47W. (25Feb02) (RGA) 21931.0 TZ0433: Wkg ARINC-4 Riverhead NY USA 1718 HFDL American TransAir Flt. Posn 28 26 01N / 081 18 54W. (02Mar02) (RGA) 21931.0 TZ0592: Wkg Riverhead NY USA 1635 HFDL/USB American Trans Air flight. Posn 262846N/0815026W. (23Feb02) (RGA) 21931.0 UP2981: Wkg ARINC-4 Riverhead NY USA 1715 HFDL BahamasAir Flt. Posn 44 30 44N / 104 17 41E. (02Mar02) (RGA) 21934.0 ---: FLIGHT TZ0535 2000 HFDL on usb. Air posn (to ARINC SanFrancisco) 36.03N 84.20W (28/Feb)(DW) 21934.0 ---: FLIGHT UNKNOWN 1915 HFDL// on usb. Air psn 40.36N 75.15W at 1913z (07/Mar)(DW) Pagina 349 WUN-v08 21934.0 ---: FLIGHT UP2981 1910 HFDL// on usb. ACARS msgs, Label Q0 link test. (07/Mar)(DW) 21934.0 ---: FLIGHT UP6127 1908 HFDL// on usb. Air psn 12.09N 86.11.w at 1836z (to San Francisco). 1914z Air psn 12.09N 86.11W at 1842z (07/Mar)(DW) 21934.0 : ARINC Stn 1 Dixon CA USA 1736 HFDL Squitters. (27Feb02) (RGA) 21934.0 FX0000: Unid Flt Wkg ARINC-1 SFrancisco 1738 HFDL Posn report not Given. Spurious output? (07Mar02) (RGA) 21934.0 TZ0214: Wkg ARINC Stn 1 Dixon CA USA 1739 HFDL American Transair. Posn 41 02 45N 90 35 54W. Also active TZ0275 & TZ0535. (27Feb02) (RGA) 21934.0 TZ0433: American Transair Flt Wkg ARINC-1 SFrancisco 1724 HFDL Posn 272711N/0800728W Moving southeast. (07Mar02) (RGA) 21934.0 UP2981: United Parcel Flt Wkg ARINC-1 SFrancisco 1738 HFDL Posn 432800N/0994833W Moving northeast. (07Mar02) (RGA) 21934.0 UP6126: United Parcel Flt Wkg ARINC-1 SFrancisco 1820 HFDL Posn 210821N/0860959W. (07Mar02) (RGA) 21948.0 08: ARINC JOHANNESBURG 1848 HFDL on usb. Uplink to a/c D-ALCA. Label: Demand mode. No text (18/Mar)(DW) 21949.0 08: ARINC Johannesburg 0950 HFDL USB squitters until 1126 (05Mar02) (ML2) 21982.0 ---: FLIGHT CI0671 0800 HFDL on usb. Air posn 6.07S 106.40E at 06:34. Aslo gives "Frequency change code 8 aircraft on the ground" (20/Feb)(DW) 21982.0 015: ARINC BAHRAIN 0753 HFDL on usb. Squitters (20/Feb)(DW) 21982.0 15: ARINC Bahrain 1154 HFDL USB squitters (05Mar02) (ML2) 21982.0 N303UP: Wkg ARINC Bahrain 1500 HFDL N303UP A9M /ATSUPXA.TI2/WSSS ARR ATIS G 1502Z WSSS ATIS INFO G METAR 1500 Z SEGREGATED PARALLEL OPS IN USE AT CHANGI AIRPORT DEPARTURE RWY 02 RIGHT AND ARRIVAL RWY 02 LEFTWIND 040 DEGREES 5 KT VISIBILITY ONE ZERO KILOMET. (05Mar02) (DH) 22015.0 055: Poss E.Asian Net 1722 ALE/USB Sounds. (05Mar02) (RGA) 22131.0 055: Poss E.Asian Net 1753 ALE/USB Sounds. (05Mar02) (RGA) 22131.0 055: Prob E.Asian Net 1358 ALE/USB Sounds. (07Mar02) (RGA) 22131.0 616: Either Unid or Israeli AF 1550 ALE/USB Sounds. (07Mar02) (RGA) 22288.5 ELKF4: BST Kauri 0758 ARQ crew msgs to Kaliningrad (15Feb02) (ML2) 22288.5 H9KB: M/T NAVSTAR-1 0833 ARQ crew msg to Kaliningrad (16Feb02) (ML2) 22288.5 UGPK: BATM 27 S'ezd KPSS 0739 ARQ crew msgs to Kaliningrad (15Feb02) (ML2) 22316.5 ---: MV (sic) Yurij Ostrovskij 0841 ARQ tfc to Vladivostok (14Feb02) (ML2) 22350.0 URIL: Ship Fedor Korobokov 1705 CW Wkg unknown coast stn. (19Mar02) (RGA) 22352.0 Mariya Melenteva: UCTN.0 1658 RTTY 170/50 msg to UDK Murmansk 23/02 (PP1) 22354 to take RTTY tgms from ship. UCTT next. (19Mar02) (RGA) 22354.0 J8VJ4: Ship North Wind 1536 RTTY/50/170 Tgm to UDK2 (on 25255). (19Mar02) (RGA) 22354.0 UCTT: Ship Admiral Golovko 1541 RTTY/50/170 Tgms to UDK2 (on 25255) (19Mar02) (RGA) 22380.5 UIW: Kaliningrad R 1606 arq ID/Marker (23/Jan/02) (RH2) 22380.5 UIW: Kaliningrad R 1650 fec Tfc\RR w TR Kapitan Churilob (01/Feb/02) (RH2) 22407.5 UAT: Moscow, Russia 12.00 FEC Moscow Radio with tfc list (15Feb02).(PT) 22447.0 RFQPME: French Navy Djibouti, Djibouti 07:15 utc RTTY 75 Bds Test Tape "faaa de rfqpme znr uuuuu zui testing ryryryryry sgsgsgsgsg 0123456789 nnnn" (20Feb02) (SP1) 22461.0 FUJ: Noumea French Navy New Caledonia, 06:45 utc RTTY 75 bds Test tape "De fuj testing ryryryryryryryryryry" end of test at 07:00 utc (22Feb02) (SP1) 22470.0 RFQP: FF Jibuti DJI 0923 RTTY/75/800 Testing with RYs (21Feb02) (BC3) 22497.0 E2CHO: Unid 1137 PACKET/300/200 Wkg with RB1ASE. Callsigns Pagina 350 22537.0 22573.0 22596.5 22720.0 22769.0 22769.0 22789.0 22804.0 22847.5 22857.7 22857.7 22857.7 22864.0 22912.7 22928.6 22951.0 22981.7 23030.0 23101.7 23101.7 23115.3 23115.3 23115.4 23116.7 23190.0 23190.0 23190.0 23210.0 23214.0 23255.0 23263.4 WUN-v08 like plain words ECHO & RBASE also heard like BRAVO (br1avo) & DELTA (de2lta, de6lta) (27-02-02) (IB) FUF: French Navy Fort de France, Martinique 17:05 RTTY 75 Bds Test tape "de fuf testing ryryryryryryry testing sgsgsgsgsgsgsg 0123456789" 23Feb02 (SP1) PKX: Kakarta, Indonesia 15.00 CW Marker tape (01Feb02). (PT) UNID: 1202 Wavecom measured 93.55/199.32 bd, 845 shift RTTY? ASCII? no decoding possible though strong signal (05 Feb 02)(HPT) SVO54: Olympia Radio 1945 USB Greek, about three minutes mentioning MMSI, DSC, and other maritime expressions, then nxbulletin, // 8776, 13134, 17341 (04 Feb 02)(HPT) 616: Prob E.Asian Net 1303 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 22131. (14Mar02) (RGA) 616: Prob E.Asian Net 1437 ALE/USB Sounds. (20Mar02) (RGA) HEB: Bern Radio 1518 USB E ID, tfc-list (11 Feb 02)(HPT) WLO: Mobile Radio Al 2205 USB E wx // 8788, 13110, 17362, other frequencies not audible (02 Mar 02)(HPT) CPK: Santa Cruz Radio 1126 cw, cpk + Digitals (12 Feb 02) (HPT) FUX Fr Naval Reunion 0845 ARQ-E3/100 Navarea wngs plus "ships in zone" msgs and encoded tfc "de rffmbv" (15 Mar 02) (TD2) rfhi: FF Noumea 1542 arq-e3/100 zczcvii485 oo rfhi de rfhi 0301539 znr uuuuu controle de voie nnnn 30-Jan-02 (wp3) RFVI: FF LE PORT 1611 ARQ/E3 100/E/400 8rc. Betas. 1625z cct [VII] C de V svc RFHI de RFHI (18/Mar)(DW) Unid: CIS Navy 0547 36-50 50/200 (24/Feb/02) (RH2) RFHI: FF NOUMEA ? 1640 ARQ/E3 100/E/400 8rc. Weak, little/no sync. Betas. (18/Mar)(DW) S97: SWEDISH EMB ABIDJAN 1013 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. (18/Mar)(DW) HBD20: MFA Berne 1520 arq 5 LG to Ammanam, Khartoam & Caiream (29/Jan/02) (RH2) ---: MFA CAIRO 1140 arq 100/E/170 In irs mode, then iss and selcals OOVF/Pyongyang but no further qso. (18/Mar)(DW) DJBOUTI:R+S GMBH NET 1821 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng PARIS(18/Mar)(DW) ---: MFA CAIRO ? 1153 arq 100/E/170 Tfc in AA(ATU80). 1207z switches to irs. 1214z betas, 1217z signoff. (18/Mar)(DW) : MFA Cairo EGY 1600 ARQ Selcals KKVE/Bamako then 5FGs from 74 to ykjkwl/Bamako. (19Mar02) (RGA) BULG Diplo: 1335 BULG-ASCII 300 bd msg to or from Pretoria (sa Pretoria Nr 00057/01480 DUM in Cyrillic) 1339 off (06 Feb 02)(HPT) Un-ID: Poss Sofia, Bulgaria??? 13.40 ITA2 75.470 Lots of messages trying to set up circuit eg "SRI OM IMPOSIBLE VRK NV VRK SUR INTERNET" and JPS PSE VRK ZMD". Bulgarian MFA???? (04Feb02). (PT) Unid: Bulgarian Diplo? 1510 IRA-Arq 300/600 Unable read ASCII chars (26/Feb/02) (RH2) ---: Egyptian Emb Kuala Lumpur (JG WLKDKDJYLF) 1020 ARQ msg in ATU-80 & s/off (28Feb02) (ML2) P6Z: MFA Paris 1540 fec-a 192/400 Clg N2G (San'a) (30/Jan/02) (RH2) RFGW: MFA Paris 0940 fec-a 192/400 Mix 5LG/Letsub to unk (18/Feb/02) (RH2) RFGW: MFA Paris 1505 fec-a 192/400 621 mixed length groups; is this the new mode decoded only by the Hoka 30 folk? Some letter sub stuff seen! (09/Jan/02) (RH2) Stockholm Radio: 1543 USB w/aircraft Yankee Bravo (unheard) in pp w/UPG Operations (EE/British accent). (15/MAR/03) (RP3) Service Center Customs Aviation Center, Oklahoma: 1634 USB in encrypted voice then into radio check w/station 42 (15/MAR/02) (RP3) Unid: O/M (Portuguese): 0054 LSB w/unheard station. (8/MAR/02) (RP3) HGX21: Budapest, Hungary 14.28 DUP-ARQ 125/170 MFA with tfc in HH to HGX44, Baghdad embassy (30Jan02). (PT) Pagina 351 WUN-v08 23265.4 HGX44: Baghdad, Iraq 11.00 DUP-ARQ 125/170 Hungarian embassy with tfc in HH, looks like visa info, to HGX21, Budapest (08Feb02). (PT) 23265.5 HGX21: MFA Budapest 1435 Dup-Arq 125/170 Msg\HH to HGX44/Baghdad (30/Jan/02) (RH2) 23265.5 HGX?: Hungarian Diplo 1215 Dup-Arq 125/170 Good synch but data scrambled! Heard again at 0725z next day - again scrambled didn't look online crypto! (07/Jan/02 (RH2) 23337.0 HAW: Ascension 0811 Ale/USB SND (12/Jan/02) (RH2) 23337.0 JDG: Diego Garcia 0814 Ale/USB SND (12/Jan/02) (RH2) 23337.0 PLA: Lajes Field 0849 Ale/USB SND (12/Jan/02) (RH2) 23366.3 Unid: Bulgarian Diplo? 1554 IRA-Arq 300/500 1st time logged here! Good tune on all three decoders using ASCII mode but nothing readable among mass of characters! 1st time logged here! (13/Feb/02) (RH2) 23386.3 LOR: AN Puerto Belgrano 0530 rtty 75/170 Marine Nx & Wx/SS (19/Dec/01) (RH2) 23414.0 : NATO System 1554 STANAG-4285/2400/USB (19Mar02) (RGA) 23428.0 055: Israeli AF NCS 1516 ALE/USB Sounds on 23428 22769 and 13442. (11Mar02) (RGA) 23428.0 055: Prob E.Asian Net NCS 1207 ALE/USB Sounds. Also on 18336 19309 19043 22769. Also seen 616. (14Mar02) (RGA) 23428.0 445: Israeli AF Net 1727 ALE/USB Sounds. (13Mar02) (RGA) 23428.0 445: Prob E.Asian Net 1246 ALE/USB Sounds. (14Mar02) (RGA) 23523.0 JMH6: Tokyo Meteo 1450 fax 120/576 Nice chart! (10/Feb/02) (RH2) 23532.0 28: Danish Military 1507 ALE/USB Calls 68 who responds. (11Mar02) (RGA) 23546.0 S00: Swedish Diplo 0546z TO S31 15/Mar/02 (S) 23546.0 WS1: Swedish Diplo 1804z TO S31 15/Mar/02 (s) 23822.0 HSP: Mid East Net? 1930z TWS HSP 15/mar/02 (s) 24370.0 P6Z: MFA Paris 0944 fec-a 192/400 Clg N2G (Sana Emb) (08/Jan/02) (RH2) 24370.0 RFGW: MFA Paris 0640 fec-a 192/400 5LG Emb. Circular (11/Feb/02) (RH2) 24370.0 RFGW: MFA Paris 0715 fec-a 192/400 Mix 5LG/Letsub Circular (27/Feb/02) (RH2) 24370.0 RFGW: MFA Paris 0920 fec-a 192/400 Pages of 5LG/letsub (2/Feb/02) (RH2) 24370.0 RFGW: Paris, France 11.40 FEC-A 192/400 MFA with 5-lg tfc to N2G, Sanaa embassy (04Feb02). (PT) 24526.0 AF6: Poss USAF SAM 206 Aircraft 2041 ALE/USB Sounds. (04Mar02) (RGA) 24526.0 FM4: WGY914/FEMA Thomasville GA USA 1558 ALE/USB Calls FEMEASALL Special collective call(?) Calls again as FM4FEM on 21866. (08Mar02) (RGA) 24526.0 FM4FEM: WGY914/FEMA Thomasville GA USA 1559 ALE/USB Calls FEMEASBAP Special call(?) (08Mar02) (RGA) 24526.0 FM8FEM: US FEMA Denver CO USA 1814 ALE/USB Calls FM4FEM/WGY914/FEMA Thomasville GA, who responds. (20Mar02) (RGA) 24526.0 FR5FEM: Unid US FEMA 1652 ALE/USB Sounds. (07Mar02) (RGA) 24526.0 FR5FEM: Unid US FEMA 1711 ALE/USB Sounds. (27Feb02) (RGA) 24526.0 FR5FEM: Unid US FEMA 1721 ALE/USB Sounds. (20Mar02) (RGA) 24526.0 WGY912: FEMA 1904 USB/LSB / working WGY950 with 2400 baud PSK data testing on F-70. (19Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 24537.0 Unid: II Consulate Lagos (Vislago) 1510 Rs-Arq 228/170 Tfc\II to MFA Rome (Maevista) followed by more Tfc to Maevista from Lagos Emb (Amblago) (10/Jan/02) (RH2) 24537.0 Unid: Maevista Rome 1551 Rs-Arq 228.6/170 Msg\II to Vislago Lagos (31/Jan/02) (RH2) 24537.0 Unid: Maevista Rome 1511 Rs-arq 228/170 Opchat/II "am going on pension at end year" etc (08/Feb/02) (RH2) 24537.0 Unid: Vislago Lagos 1120 Rs-Arq 228/170 Tfc/II to Maevista Rome (11/Jan/02) (RH2) 24587.0 Unid: Maevista Rome 1515 Rs-Arq 228/170 Msg\II to Vislago Lagos (25/Jan/02) Later same day heard RS-Arq on 20573.0 and 19873.0 khz; both good synchs but nil on screens! These last Pagina 352 WUN-v08 two freqs have not been heard here for a year or so! (25/Jan/02) (RH2) 24757.0 No-Call: Rome, Italy 15.45 RS-ARQ 228/170 MAEROMA with 32-lg tfc to AMBASMA, presumably Italian embassy in Asmara, Eritrea (12Feb02). (PT) 24757.0 Unid: Maeroma 1534 Rs-Arq 228/170 Offline 32LG crypto. Very long Tx; 40 mins+ (08/Feb/02) (RH2) 25216.0 Unid: FAPSI 1805 Crowd36 40bd This is a common Swiss Diplo freq! (04/Feb/02) (RH2) 25216.3 ZSD: SAN Durban 1552 MFSK 54.5 New frequency! (08/Feb/02) (RH2) 25222.0 S72: Swedish embassy Kinshasa, ZAI 1055 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A to S00 (15Mar02) (LDO) 25227.0 HBD46: Havana, Cuba 12.15 ARQ Swiss embassy calling Bern selcal, KPVP. Makes contact but after brief op chat in GG shuts down(04Feb02). (PT) 25238.0 : Prob MFA Berne 1600 ARQ Has been sending very long-winded 5LG message for over an hour. (05Mar02) (RGA) 25255.0 UDK2: MurmanskRadio RUS 1530 CW Wkg J8VJ4. QSYs him to 25195 then 25344.0 5AB: TripoliRadio LBY 1522 CW Suprious f3 of 8448. (19Mar02) (RGA) 26132.5 ZSC: Cape Radio SAF 1359 ARQ+GlobeData+MorseID (05Feb02) (RGA) 26135.3 8PO: BridgetownRadio BRB 1400 ARQ+MorseID (05Feb02) (RGA) 26161.4 CPK: GlobeRadio Santa Cruz BOL 1357 ARQ+MorsID. (05Feb02) (RGA) 26221.0 S61: Swedish embassy New Delhi, IND 0812 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, to S60 (15Mar02) (LDO) 26221.0 S92: Swedish embassy Managua, GTM 1340 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, sounding (15Mar02) (LDO) 26241.7 RFVI: FF Le Port REU 1403 ARQ-E3/100/390 ASVC to Paris on cct IRE. 'zft ire191. nr attendu: 193'. (05Feb02) (RGA) 26241.7 RFVI: FN Le Port 1341 Arq-E3 100/400 CdeV on REI cid (10/Jan/02) (RH2) 26285.0 La Normandie: (O/M FF): 1554 USB calling Department 14 w/no response. (15/MAR/02) (RP3) 26830.0 ANK: Turkmen embassy Ankara, TUR 0854 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, clng NET01, ASH01 responding (12Mar02) (LDO) 26830.0 ASH01: MFA Ashkhabad, TKM 0854 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A responding to ANK (12Mar02) (LDO) 29015.0 Gander: 1558 USB w/volmet. Same as on 13270. Up again at 1620.(15/MAR/02) (RP3) 29940.0 S61: Swedish embassy New Delhi, IND 0837 USB/MIL- STD 188-141A, to S60 (15Mar02) (LDO) Contributors -----------AB BC3 BD BvR CR DW EB HPT IB JB JH KB LDO MADX MB3 MF MIDWEST USA ML2 MTG PD - Netherlands Netherlands South Western U.K. Central Southern U.K. Germany Russia Texas U.S.A. Germany Germany U.S.A. Austria Poss Virginia U.S.A. U.S.A. Australia Pagina 353 WUN-v08 PLOO PLW PP1 PT RGA RH2 RP3 RR S SA SN SP1 TD2 TS wp3 ZT - France North Western U.K. European Union South Africa Maryland U.S.A. North Carolina U.S.A. California U.S.A. Germany 00068.9 dhj58: GN Ramsloh 2059 rtty 75/70.0 fm cincgerfleet to hswmwestergoetland - welcome 25-Feb-02 (wp3) 00068.9 dhj58: GN Gluecksburg 1627 rtty 75/80 nnnnslmu slmu de dhj58 dhj58 1/Feb/02 (WP3) 00069.0 DHO38: GN Glcksburg GER 1651 RTTY/75/83 Bcast G32A. Mostly msgs for HSWMS Vaestergoetland. (10Mar02) (RGA) 00147.3 DDH47: Deutsche Wetterdienst D 1736 RTTY Wx. (03-03-02) (AB) 00302.0 DGPS: Vlieland 1933 DGPS 200 bd ID 655 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 00490.0 S: LA GARDE 1900 fec 100/E/170 Wx forecasts Navs in FF before fading (22/Feb)(DW) 00518.0 4XO: HaifaRadio ISR 0027 FEC/NAVTEX MIBs. (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 A: Cross Corsen FRA 2009 FEC/NAVTEX Iroise Wx & gunfire exclusions. (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 A: NovorossiyskRadio RUS 2307 NAVTEX Service bulletin in EE about NAVTEX service in Black Sea area. Not good copy. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 D: Corru¤aRadio SPA 1846 FEC/NAVTEX Gale warning. (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 D: Istanbul Turk Radio 0044 FEC/NAVTEX MIBs. (18Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 EJK: Valentia CG IRL 0035 FEC/NAVTEX Gale warning. (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 EJM: Malin Head Radio IRL 2240 FEC/NAVTEX Weather. 17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 GCC: Cullercoats radio gale warning 14 februray 1825gmt dover wight gale now ceased G FEC 100 14-01-02 (BVR) 00518.0 GNI:Niton radio id S gale wrng ie gale now ceased G FEC 100 14-01-02 18,57 (BvR) 00518.0 I: IzmirRadio TUR 2121 FEC/NAVTEX Poor copy. Poss MIBs for Gulf of Aden(?) (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 K: KerkyraRadio GRC 2145 FEC/NAVTEX MIBs. (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 LGQ: Rogaland Radio [L] 2208 SITOR-B navtex (01 Feb 02)(HPT) 00518.0 M: OostendRadio/OST 2256 NAVTEX Storm warning. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 M: OstendRadio/OST 2311 NAVTEX MIBs. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 OST:Ostend radio id T wx, pilot mgs and nav wrng BEL FEC 100 14-01-02 19,10 (BvR) 00518.0 P: Netherlands CG 2232 NAVTEX MIBs in Dutch & EE. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 PBK: Netherlands cg id P nav wrng abt hydrographic survey hnlms buyskes/pahb HOL FEC 100 14-01-02 18,27 (BVR) 00518.0 PBK: Netherlands cg id P nav wrng, same mgs as 3 mins before HOL FEC 100 14-01-02 18,30 (BvR) 00518.0 Q: MSRC Malin Head/EJM 2240 NAVTEX Storm warnings. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 R: Italian CG. Rome I 0250 FEC Navtex (01-03-02) (AB) 00518.0 R: Reykjavik Radio ISL 2250 FEC Navtex (01-03-02) (AB) 00518.0 R: ReykjavikRadio/TFA 2250 NAVTEX MIBs. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 S: NitonRadio/GNI 2300 NAVTEX MIBs. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 SDJ: Stockholm Radio (Gislovshammer) [J] 2138 SITOR-B navtex (01 Feb 02)(HPT) 00518.0 U: TallinnRadio/ESA 2320 NAVTEX MIBs; gale warnings. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 V: VardRadio NOR 2330 NAVTEX Wx forecast. (23Feb02) (RGA) 00518.0 X: Reykjavik Radio ISL 2350 FEC Navtex (01-03-02) (AB) Pagina 354 WUN-v08 00518.0 X: ReykjavikRadio ICE 1950 FEC/NAVTEX MIBs. (17Mar02) (RGA) 00518.0 X: VALENCIA 1953 fec 100/E/170 NAVTEX. Nav wngs (22/Feb)(DW) 00525.0 HG: NDB Wroclaw (POL) 0223 cw, ID (11 Feb 02)(HPT) 01620.5 : Russian Military/Navy 1944 36-50/75/160 Single msgs. Off air between. (25Feb02) (RGA) 01638.0 OFK: Turku Radio 0234 USB E nav. warn. // 1677, 2810 (11 Feb 02) (HPT) 01641.0 OXJ: Torshavn Radio 2034 USB E/Vern repetition of naviga-tional warning // 1758 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 01650.0 CROSS Corsen: 0303 USB F wx (11 Feb 02)(HPT) 01650.0 CROSS CORSEN: Pointe Corsen, Plouarzel FRA 1946 USB Service ann in FF. (25Feb02) (RGA) 01659.0 TFT: Hornafjoerdur Radio 2006 USB E/Vern gale-warning (02 Mar 02) (HPT) 01677.0 EJM: Malinhead CG 2035 USB E navigational warning # 243 (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 01677.0 EJM: Malinhead CG 2035 USB E navigational warning #243 (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 01677.0 OFK: Turku Radio 0234 USB E nav. warn. // 1638, 2810 (11 Feb 02) (HPT) 01725.0 LGQ: Rogaland Radio 2315 USB E/Norw. wx, // 6507, 8749 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 01725.0 LGQ: Rogaland Radio 2315 USB E/Norw. wx, // 6507, 8749(01 Mar 02) (HPT) 01728.0 LGN: Bergen Radio 2204 USB E/Norw. repetition of gale- warning # 2 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 01728.0 LGN: Bergen Radio 2204 USB E/Norw. repetition of gale-warning # 2 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 01752.0 EJK: Valentia CG: 2033 USB E wx, tfc-list (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 01758.0 OXJ: Torshavn Radio 2035 USB E/Vern repetition of naviga- tional warning // 1641 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 01767.0 Milford Haven CG: 2216 USB E gale-warning (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 01785.0 LGZ: Farsund Radio 2211 USB E/Norw. gale-warning (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 01794.0 Stettin Radio: POL 2157.0 USB navigational warnings in EE/POL (27/02) PP1 01852.0 IPP: Palermo Radio 1938 I/E wx-bulletin // 2632 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 01888.0 IAR: Rome Radio 1935 I/E wx-bulletin (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 01925.0 ICB: Genua Radio 1940 I/E wx-bulletin (should be Livorno transmitter) // 2642 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 01982.4 : Russian Military/Navy(?) 36-50/75/160 Off air between single msgs. Not parallel to 1620.5. Appears to have ACF=63. (25Feb02) (RGA) 02182.0 9HD: Malta Radio 2103 USB E QSY 2625 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 Aberdeen: cg ann msi G USB 02-03-02 19,18 (BvR) 02182.0 CROSS Corsen: 0303 USB F QSY 1650 (11 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 Cross Corsen: FF ann F USB 02-03-02 18,34 (BvR) 02182.0 Cross Corsen: FF ann meteo F USB 19-02-02 18,16 (BvR) 02182.0 EAC: Tarifa radio ann tfc lst E USB 19-02-02 19,33 (BvR) 02182.0 EAF: Finisterre/ La Coruna radio ann nav wrng 1764/1698khz E USB 02-03-02 19,03 (BvR) 02182.0 EAO: Palma radio ann tfc lst on 1755 E USB 19-02-02 19,30 (BvR) 02182.0 EJK: Valentia cg radio ann nav wrng 1752khz IRL USB 02-03-02 18,34 (BvR) 02182.0 EJK: Valentia cg ww EING qsy 1752/2045 khz IRL USB 02-03-02 18,09 (BvR) 02182.0 EJK: Valentia cg radio ann nav wrng IRL USB 19-02-02 18,34 (BvR) 02182.0 EJK: Valentia CG: 2033 USB E QSY 1752 (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 EJM: Malinhead CG: 2033 USB E QSY 1677 (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 Falmouth cg: ann MSI on 2226khz G USB 21-02-02 05,40 (BvR) 02182.0 Humber CG: 2111 USB E QSY 2226 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 IAR: Rome radio ann nav wrng 1888khz I USB 21-02-02 05,34 (BvR) 02182.0 IAR: Rome Radio E/I 1935 QSY 1888 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 ICB: Genua Radio E/I QSY 1925, 2642 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 IDC: Cagliari Radio 1937 & 1945 E/I QSY 2680, 2719 (27 Feb 02) (HPT) 02182.0 IPB/IPC: Bari and Crotone Radio 1937 E/I QSY 2579, 2663 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 IPP/IQH: Palermo & Naples Radio 1938 QSY 1852, 2632 (27 Feb 02) (HPT) Pagina 355 WUN-v08 02182.0 IQA/IDF: Augusta & Messina Radio 2037 E/I QSY 2789, 2628 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 IQX: Trieste Radio 1736 USB E/I QSY 1855, 2624, 2656 (28 Feb 02) (HPT) 02182.0 Jersey radio: ann wx on 1655?khz G USB 02-03-02 18,44 (BvR) 02182.0 LGL: Floroe radio ann gale wrng 1667?khz NOR USB 02-03-02 18,40 (BvR) 02182.0 LGN: Bergen radio "no tfc for foreign ships NOR USB 21-02-02 05,33 (BvR) 02182.0 LGN: Bergen Radio 2204 USB E/Norw. QSY 1728 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 LGQ: Rogaland Radio 2315 USB E/Nor QSY 1725 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 LGQ: Rogaland radio ann gale wrng on 1692 NOR USB 19-02-02 19,55 (BvR) 02182.0 LGT: Tjoeme radio ann nav wrng NOR USB 21-02-02 06,04 (BvR) 02182.0 LGZ: Farsund Radio 2211 USB E/Norw. QSY 1785 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 LGZ: Farsund radio ann gale wrng on 1758 NOR USB 21-02-02 05,18 (BvR) 02182.0 Milford Haven CG: 2216 USB E QSY 1767 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 MV Expresso Venecia: clg Bari radio INT USB 02-03-02 18,46 (BvR) 02182.0 OFK: Turku Radio 0233 USB E QSY (11 Feb 02)(HPT) 02182.0 OST: Ostend radio ann nav wrng BEL USB 02-03-02 18,33 (BvR) 02182.0 OST: Ostend radio ann nav wrng BEL USB 19-02-02 18,33 (BvR) 02182.0 OXJ: Torshavn Radio 2034 USB E QSY 1641, 1758 (02 Mar 02)(HPT)1 02182.0 OXZ: Lyngby radio ann nav wrng on 1758khz DNK USB 02-03-02 19,03 (BvR) 02182.0 OXZ: Lyngby radio ww V2AG qsy to 2102/1758khz DNK USB 02-03-02 18,13 (BvR) 02182.0 OXZ: Lyngby radio ann 1704 DNK USB 19-02-02 18,33 (BvR) 02182.0 OXZ: Lyngby radio ann nav wrng 1658 2586 1704 1734khz DNK USB 21-02-02 05,33 (BvR) 02182.0 SDJ: Stockholm radio ann gale wrng on whf and mf SWE USB 19-02-02 19,33 (BvR) 02182.0 SPB: Szczecin radio ann nav wrng 1754 POL USB 21-02-02 06,00 (BvR) 02182.0 SPC: Gdynia radio ann 1692khz POL USB 21-02-02 05,33 (BvR) 02182.0 SPC: Gdynia radio ann POL USB 19-02-01 19,33 (BvR) 02182.0 Stornoway CG: 2110 USB E QSY 1743 (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 02182.0 TFT: Hornafjoerdur Radio 2006 USB E/Vern QSY 1659 (02 Mar 02) (HPT) 02182.0 Turku radio: ann FNL USB 02-03-02 18,33 (BvR) 02182.0 VCM: St. Anthony cg radio ann CAN USB 21-02-01 06,10 (BvR) 02182.0 VCO: Sydney cg radio ann gale wrng CAN USB 21-02-02 06,35 (BvR) 02187.5 ---: GMDSS ALERT CHANNEL 2340 DSC 100/E/170 5 pkts thru 2359z - 1 Safety, 4 illegals (22/Feb)(DW) 02206.5 : CIS Military 1937 81-81/81/240 Cipher. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02226.0 Humber CG: 2112 USB E wx (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 02238.4 : CIS Military 1955 81-81/81/480 Cipher. (25Feb02) (RGA) 02463.0 IDR: Roma Radio Naval, Italia 21:10 RTTY 75 Bds Test tape "IGJ41/IGJ42/IGJ43/IDR2/IDR3 /IDR8" then at 2135 ""IGJ41/IGJ42/IGJ43/IDR2/IDR3 /IDR8 qsl 0215 int qru" 26Feb02 (SP1) 02474.0 PBC: Goeree Island Radio Naval, Nederland 19:20 utc RTTY 75 Bds Channel Status "02A 04B 06A 08A 12B 17A 22X PBC" 27Feb02 (SP1) 02500.0 WWVH: F.Collins Time Standard 1029 AM ID. Most clear I have ever heard. Very good signal. (03 Mar 02) (LC) 02517.0 OVG: Danish Navy Fredrikshavn 1940 UNID/75/160 Wkg OVW(?). Opchat in handsent morse. 1 cipher message passed. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02538.0 ZFHL: CIS Military-prob Ukraine 1949 CW 2K3K de ZFHL QTC 663 52 21 2134 663 = 697 = GSXZD KPBSD hBBMD...WAPTP (21050). Repeats msg. ends AR. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02579.0 IPB: Bari Radio 1937 I/E wx-bulletin // 2663 ID as Bari (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02608.4 FUO: FN Toulon FRA 2003 RTTY/75/850 Usual tests. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02618.5 GYA: Royal Navy Northwood G 2324 FAX/120/576 Wind chart. (09-03-02) (AB) 02624.0 IQX: Trieste Radio 1736 USB I/E navigational warnings // 2656 (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 02625.0 9HD: Malta RAdio 2103 USB E navs, wx, tfc-list (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 02628.0 IQA: Augusta Radio 2038 I/E navigational warnings // 2789 ID as Pagina 356 WUN-v08 Palermo Radio (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02630.0 DAO: Kiel Radio 2038 cw, cq + Digitals (09 Feb 02)(HPT) 02632.0 IQH: Naples Radio 1938 I/E wx-bulletin // 1852 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02642.0 ICB: Genua Radio 1940 I/E wx-bulletin // 1925 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02656.0 IQX: Trieste Radio 1736 USB I/E navigational warnings // 2624 (28 Feb 02)(HPT) 02657.0 ???: Unid Marine Station, 01:25 utc USB Traffic in Portugues, many stations on this frequency (18Feb02) (SP1) 02663.0 IPC: Crotone Radio 1937 I/E wx-bulletin // 2579 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02670.0 CG Group Ft Macon: (NC): 0018 USB w/MIB for North Carolina coastal locations. (8/MAR/02) (RP3) 02677.0 Cross Corsen: France 07:20 USB Wx in french for Atlantic and Channel 07Mar02 (SP1) 02677.0 Cross Gris-Nez: France 07:35 USB Wx in french for Channel - Qrm with Cross Corsen 07Mar02 (SP1) 02677.0 Cross La Garde Mediterranee: , France 17:50 USB Wx in french for Mediterranean sea 07Mar02 (SP1) 02680.0 IDC: Cagliari Radio 1937 & 1945 I/E wx-bulletin // 2719 ID as Bari Radio at both times, mysteries of remote control? (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02686.0 HZ9C: Russian Military Bcast 2006 CW HZ9C QTC 640 25 21 2300 640 = 687 = FIFAE PUQKJ HVOPJ...UHaSD WAPWW (21022) AR. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02719.0 IZN: Porto Torres Radio 1937 & 1945 I/E wx-bulletin from Cagliari Radio, ID as Bari Radio at both times, mysteries of remote control? 02719.0 IZN: Porto Torres Radio 1937 & 1945 I/E wx-bulletin from Cagliari Radio, ID as Bari Radio at both times, mysteries of remote control? 27/Frb/02 (HPT) 02719.0 IZN: Porto Torros Radio ITA 2012 USB Wx data in EE and Italian. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02720.0 SPS: Witowo Radio 2005 USB E/Pol YL, ID, no tfc (14 Feb 02)(HPT) 02737.6 RETL: Navy Madrid SPA 2014 RTTY/100/840 Wx forecasts in Spanish then into cipher. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02769.0 RUZT: Russian Warship 2021 CW Receipts some sort of weather data from unid station on freq. 'RUZT R 165 K'. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02780.0 : CIS Military 2023 81-81/81/230 Cipher; breakout to 81 revs; Diffy revs; opchat; having difficulty going green. (21Mar02) (RGA) 02789.0 IDF: Messina Radio 2038 I/E navigational warnings // 2628 (27 Feb 02)(HPT) 02810.0 OFK: Turku Radio 0234 USB E nav. warn. // 1638, 1677 (11 Feb 02) (HPT) 02815.0 MTI: RN Plymouth, GB 00:40 RTTY 75 Bds Test tape "02 02A MTI" 09Mar02 (SP1) 02840.7 DBJM: German cg vessel "verbindung ist immer wieder gestoert, habe antwort nicht lesen koennen" at 0837z s/off INT ARQ 100 23-02-02 08,33 (BvR) 02840.7 German CG: opr chat with unid vessel D ARQ 100 11-02-02 17,54 (BvR) 03029.7 Unid: German CG sc fmko a few lines of opr-chat but no id monitored D ARQ 100 23-02-02 07,47 (BvR) 03029.7 Unid: German CG sc fmpb no joy D ARQ 100 23-02-02 07,46 (BvR) 03137.0 Offutt: USAF SCOPE Command-ALE 1329 USB / working an unknown station in voice. (12March2002) (Midwest USA) 03172.5 IMB1: Rome Meteo ITA 2005 RTTY/50/850 Synop UKIY02 LIIB 251800. (25Feb02) (RGA) 03217.0 PXMD: Russian Military 2200 CW Bcast msg to collective TMLG QTC 558 59 26 0052 558 = 448 = HTANh MMMMM...(Ends) ZLNYO WYPTY = 848. Repeats message. (Ends) AR. (25Feb02) (RGA) 03264.0 SAB: Goteborg Radio, Sweden 07:05 CW marker "SAB SAB SAB..." 08Mar02 (SP1) 03264.4 UAC: Russia CW + marker 2345-"UAC" 8/Mar/02 (S) 03337.6 FDC: Metz French Air Forces, France 18:25 utc CW marker "vvv vvv vvv de fdc ar" 12Mar02 (SP1) 03390.0 MGJ: RN Base Clyde Faslane SCO 2054 RTTY/75/850 CARBs. Sick transmitter. (10Mar02) (RGA) 03413.0 EIP: Shannon Volmet 1820 USB E ID, Volmet (02 Mar 02)(HPT) 03420.0 : Unid 2057 USB Analogue enciphered voice. Males. Short FSK setup string in audio channel on 'overs'. Probably fishermen. (10Mar02) (RGA) 03485.0 VFG: Gander Volmet 2053 USB E Volmet (31 Jan 02)(HPT) 03543.0 : Russian Military 2059 RUS-75/75/240 Cipher. (10Mar02) (RGA) Pagina 357 WUN-v08 03580.3 : CIS Military 2101 81-81/81/1000 Probably a DFSK system with the B channel idle, hence silly offset and shift. (10Mar02) (RGA) 03590.0 : NATO Air Defence System 2105 LINK-11/1364/USB Not continuous as usually seen. (10Mar02) (RGA) 03673.0 Dutch Coast Guards: Netherland 21:40 USB Avurnav in Dutch 07Mar02 (SP1) 03737.0 UIW: KalininingradRadio RUS 2107 CW Wx forecasts in RR. (10Mar02) (RGA) 03740.0 LZW: Varna Radio 1810 USB E tfc-list // 19782 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 03764.5 PBB: RNethN Den Helder NLD 2109 RTTY/75/850 CARBs. (10Mar02) (RGA) 03768.5 FDC: Air Metz FRA 2110 CW Marker (10Mar02) (RGA) 03782.0 CTP: PN Lisbon POR 2113 RTTY/75/850 QSXs. Never seen in traffic. (10Mar02) (RGA) 03855.0 DDH3: HAMBURG MET 1600 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sfc analysis - fuzzy (28/Feb)(DW) 03855.0 DDH3: HAMBURG MET 2150 FAX 120/576/N/800 End of 48hr wave prediction chart. 1000z sfc analysis, fuzzy. (19/Feb)(DW) 03899.2 Unid: FF PARIS 2321 ARQ/342 200/E/400 8rc. 2 chan tdm. Chans A: B:betas. 2326z Chan B: opchat "recu ton nr004 okokok zczc fdxb001//fdxb002//fdxb003//" then "pp RFFSBIA" and "RFFT" (15/Feb)(DW) 04024.0 Un-ID: French Mil 20.10 ARQ-E 72/400 Idling with alphas (06Feb02). (PT) 04042.0 : Unid Russian 2019 CW Ends 5LG msg with BDKZK K (25th 80 groups) K. Only one accented letter used '"' (.-.-) Wierd! (25Feb02) (RGA) 04045.5 French Fishermen: 22:05 utc USB Qso ships to ships 12Mar02 (SP1) 04181.5 TCIM: MV Konya 19.30 ARQ Tfc in Turkish, mentions Antwerp (30Jan02). (PT) 04214.0 idr2: I Navy Rom 1655 rtty 75/850 availability 29-Jan-02 (wp3) 04214.0 ZSC: Capetown R 0933 fec Wx // 12601.0 & 16816.0 (21/Feb/02) (RH2) 04214.0 ZSC: Capetown R 1730 fec Wx & Wave Heights etc (10/Feb/02) (RH2) 04253.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 2047 cw, de tah qsx 4 mhz ch 3 4 8 (01 Feb 02)(HPT) 04271.0 FUJ: FN Noumea 1230 RTTY 150/850 w/RYs SGs DE FUJ, rest of tape looked garbled, prev copied @ 75 bd (10Feb02) (ML2) 04295.0 FUE: Ny Brest 2148 ITA-2 FAAA, testing (09 Feb 02)(HPT) 04310.0 RRR34: Moskva-1 Radio RUS 2027 ARQ+kyky+morseID. (25Feb02) (RGA) 04347.0 SAB: Goeteborg Radio 2235 cw, sab + SITOR (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 04375.0 221: Poss Chinese Mil 1536 ALE/USB Sounds. (03-03-02) (IB) 04378.0 HEB 14: Bern Radio, Switzerland 19:15 utc USB Traffic list (16Feb02) (SP1) 04396.5 QR2U: Slovak Air Force Base Trencin 2030 MORSE/--/600 KP6F. (25Feb02) (RGA) 04405.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 1802 USB E/Turk. wx // 8812, 13128 (02 Feb 02)(HPT) 04408.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 2111 USB E/Dan. tfc-list // 8740, 13116 (01 Mar 02)(HPT) 04424.4 DHJ58: German navy Glucksburg dhj58/14/15 rgfbpg g22a 671 dhj58 zkr p2 dhj58/14/15 rgfbpg g22a 671 sgsgsgsgsg dhj58 zkr p2 nnnn at 19,32z "mk 36 mines you can carry" D BAUD 75 10-03-02 18,54 (BvR) 04424.4 DHJ58: GN GLUCKSBURG 1735 RTTY 75/N/850 Periodic (Ev 2 mins) marker "DHJ58/14/15 rgfbpg g22a 570 ry's or sg's DHJ58 zkr p2 nnnn" then tfc in EE re exercise Strong Resolve 02 in S Baltic and in offline encrypt. (09/Mar)(DW) 04424.4 DHJ58: GN Glcksburg GER 1645 RTTY/75/850 Bcast G22A. Exercise Strong Resolve 02 messages. (10Mar02) (RGA) 04425.0 DHJ 58: Glncksburg/Saterland-Ramsloh Radio Naval, Germany 22:40 utc RTTY 75 Bds Test tape "DHJ 58/14/15 RGFBPG G22A 485 RYRYRYRYRYRY DHJ 58 ZKR P2 NNNN" 08Mar02 (SP1) 04432.5 Unid: UK? EE comms simplex? Only one male was audible fisherman, pirates? USB 10-03-02 18,47 (BvR) 04438.0 Unid: 75bd 250hz no acf 75 10-03-02 18,45 (BvR) 04440.0 FRS7329: Unid 2033 CW Heavily accented handsent. Repeats callsign many times. Ends AR and gone. (25Feb02) (RGA) 04440.0 Unid: Nato ships link11 INT LINK11 10-03-02 18,44 (BvR) 04444.7 Unid: 75bd 75hz no acf 75 10-03-02 18,36 (BvR) 04445.9 Unid: 75bd 75hz no acf 75 10-03-02 18,38 (BvR) Pagina 358 WUN-v08 04460.0 Unid: voice, AM 01:05 tu Message with letters "YJRKNANYADBJUVPOPYMYYNEM..." Any idea ???? 09Mar02 (SP1) 04465.0 Unid: 75bd 200hz 75 10-03-02 18,41 (BvR) 04469.1 QF: unid ship 0656 rtty 75/700 with exercise tfc "strong resolve" in the baltics 10-mar-2002 (wp3) 04505.0 U1A633: Unid 0935 ALE/USB [AMD ok ok ok]. Net: U1A633 LQS633 AYF633 K04JY5 K04J85 K03Y16 QHJ122 TIM0X4 3W4234 2T2814 E1WE01. (24-02-02) (IB) 04525.0 5ST: ASECNA Antan 1750 rtty 100/400 Wx codes (03/Feb/02) (RH2) 04525.4 5ST: ASECNA Antan 1720 rtty 100/400 Wx groups (04/Jan/02) (RH2 04553.0 KO7V: Lithuanian Military Net 2314 ALE/USB Sounds. (02Mar02) (RGA) 04566.4 VCT: GW NODE NEWFOUNDLAND 2120 CW Chan free marker (Globe) "VCT" then wkng ship (5289.4 kHz) in Globedata (21/Feb)(DW) 04610.0 GYA: Royal Navy Northwood G 2324 FAX/120/576 Wind chart. (09-03-02) (AB) 04620.0 Bravo Foxtrot: USB working various single-letter c/s on 4620 USB at 0438. Poss USN alligator net. 16/Feb/02 (TS) 04620.0 Bravo Foxtrot: working various single-letter c/s on 4620 USB at 0438. Poss USN alligator net. 16/Feb/02 (TS) 04700.0 BML: M82 North Korean Army 1300 CW vvv jvg jvg jvg de bml bml qsa 5 qsa? 5t8 (R2) qtc nr 5t8 24 9 t226 22tt 497 845 = 183t4 93t23...[Ends] sk sk. (26-02-02) (IB) 04700.0 BML: M82 North Korean Army 1430 CW vvv jvg jvg jvg de bml bml qsa 3 qsa? qtc 587 (R2) qtc nr 587 27 21 t226 233t 745 218 = 99527 96389... [Ends] sk sk. (26-02-02) (IB) 04718.0 Kinloss Rescue: 0155 USB w/Rescue 13 in radio checks. (9/FEB/02) (RP3) 04721.0 100460:Rch-735Y C-5 70-0460 0132 ALE/USB Wkg CEF (Westover) ALE+VOICE working Casino Royale for PP to WX + PP to next dest (07Mar02) (SA) 04721.0 150006: C-5 85-0006 022 ALE/USB Sounds (05Mar02) (SA) 04721.0 190021: Rch-6021 C-5 69-0021 0648 ALE/USB Wkg CRO ALE+VOICE (19Feb02) (SA) 04721.0 250102: Rch-801T C-17 95-0102 0718 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (Croughton) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) AR complete next dest 1215Z HESH (Sharm El Sheikh Egypt) (11Mar02) (SA) 04721.0 270041: Rch-794Y C-17 97-0041 1654 ALE/USB Wkg CRO with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN (Hilda E) pass msg to EDDF (Frankfurt) inb 1830Z req van to transfer 3 persons+ flight medical gear to Ramstein (21Feb02) (SA) 04721.0 538029: USAF 1853z TWS 538029 15/mar/02 (s) 04721.0 AF9: VC-25A 92-9000 0942 ALE/USB Sounds (12Mar02) (SA) 04721.0 E30560:Shuck-92 E-3B 75-0560 0833 ALE/USB Wkg CRO (Croughton) with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD8,3126987788NNNN( ManiacControl Bangor) very broken (08Mar02) (SA) 04724.0 Andrews Global: GHFS 0841 USB / with an EAM. Simulcast on 6712.0 and 8992.0 kHz USB. (18Feb.2002) (Midwest USA) 04724.0 CROUGHTON: ANDREWS AFB Remote GBR 2036 USB 28-char EAM (R4OXW2). (Love the way they pronounce the name of the place!) (25Feb02) (RGA) 04742.0 Ascot 1010: 0311 USB calling Architect w/no response. (25/FEB/02) (RP3) 04863.0 FDC: 16:45 in SSB i have this test ""Ceci est une émission 12/Mar/02 (SP1) 04925.0 0000210001: Greek Net 2137- TWS 0000210001 14/Mar/02 (S) 04950.0 LAB: Unid 2229 ALE/USB Sounds. 17Mar02) (RGA) 04991.7 RFFVAY: Sarajevo, B&H 21.26 ARQ-M2 200/400 Ch A: flight info to RFFVY on FKWB cct. Ch B: No tfc (15Febo2). (PT) 05008.0 : Russian Military 2111 81-81/81/240 Cipher. (05Mar02) (RGA) 05090.0 UNID: 0200z 15/Mar/02 (S) 05115.0 RES: Romanian MIL/MoI Resita, ROU 2250 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling BU2 (15Mar02) (LDO) 05159.0 4XZ: Haifa Radio Naval, Israel 19:50 utc CW Marker "vvv de 4xz ==" 13Mar02 (SP1) 05159.0 4XZ: Ny Haifa 2335 cw, vvv (10 Feb 02)(HPT) 05159.2 FDC: Metz French Air Forces, France 20:25 RTTY 50 Bds Test tape "Test de FDY voyez le brick geant que j'examine pres du wharf ryryryryryry..." 26Feb02 (SP1) Pagina 359 WUN-v08 05180.0 Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 1006 USB / working MVs Liberty Star & Freedom Star for STS-109 launch. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) 05180.0 Cape Radio: USAF/NASA 1015 USB / with a signal check to King One for STS-109 launch support. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) 05180.0 DoD Cape: 0941 USB / working King Two for STS-109 launch support. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) 05180.0 DoD Cape: 1100 USB / working USS Boone for STS-109 launch. Gave 282.8 MHz. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) 05180.0 DoD Cape: 1105 USB / wkg King One for STS-109 launch support. Gave 125.90 MHz. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) 05180.0 MV Liberty Star: SRB recovery vessel 1135 USB / ending comms with DoD Cape after STS-109 launch at 1122Z. (01March2002) (Midwest USA) 05184.0 Unid: RTTY 50 Bds 14:40 utc 12Mar02 (SP1) 05211.0 WGY908 (NCS): FEMA-Denver, Colorado 2353 LSB / working AAV7AE in the net on F-11 for the NECN. (06March2002) (Midwest USA) 05211.0 WGY912 (NCS): FEMA-Mount Weather, VA 0031 USB / wkg WWJ85O (USCG Aux.-MI) in the net on F-11 for the NECN. (07March2002) (Midwest USA) 05257.4 FDI8: FAF NICE 2035 RTTY 50/N/400 Marker "Test de FDI8 voyez le brick figs ry's" (28/Feb)(DW) 05277.0 Panther: (DEA, Nassau Bahamas): 0312 USB w/CG 13C (H-60 # 6013, CGAS Clearwater, deployed) in radio check. CG 13C switching to secondary (id as Foxtrot) freq. Noted on 7657. (28/FEB/02) (RP3) 05289.4 ---: SHIP UNID 2122 GLOBEDATA wkng VCT on 4566.4 kHz. (21/Feb) (DW) 05293.0 AWC: Calcutta Air 1250 RTTY 50/400 AFTN tfc & svc msg to Dhaka, cct EDA, spurious emission copied on 5295.7 (08Feb02) (ML2) 05310.0 Q3K: Unid: station, 20:10 utc USB Frequency control with Y213A 26Feb02 (SP1) 05327.0 ZB5A: 1914 USB/ALE wkg ZT5A AMD SUPRATAU (30Jan02) (IS) 05327.0 ZT5A: 1939 USB/ALE wkg ZB5A AMDAR VEIKIA TELEFONINIS RYSYS (30Jan02) (IS) 05327.0 ZT5A: Prob Lithuanian Net 2026 ALE/USB Calls ZB5A who responds. (11Mar02) (RGA) 05327.0 ZT5A: Prob Lithuanian Net 2343 ALE/USB Calls ZB5A. (17Mar02) (RGA) 05376.5 OST23: OOSTENDE RADIO 2030 fec 100/E/170 Tfc list. (28/Feb)(DW) 05385.0 FRT: UNID British MIL , G? 2052 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (27Feb02) (LDO) 05399.0 AAR1HG: (MARS station): 0223 USB calling AEM3UAA w/no response. (8/MAR/02) (RP3) 05399.6 Gantsec: (CG Greater Antilles Section, PR): 0109 USB w/Striker 33 (8/MAR/02) (RP3) 05399.6 Striker 24: 0240 USB calling Gantsec. Conf