WUN volume 11 - Utility DXers Forum

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WUNNEWS Vol 11: Issue 1, January 2005
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Edited by Bill Lawrie
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>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.
Another New Year begins - although the last one came to a tragic and
devastating end for thousands; our thoughts and prayers must go out to
all affected by the Tsunami disaster. Please think of them and do
anything you can to help.
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Let us however try to move forward.
Here is this month's offering.
We begin with a special message from Ary Boender, WUN President followed
by a Review of the new WUN CD which has been prepared by Bob Margolis.
Hello everyone,
It is January 2005 which means that WUN is celebrating its 10th
anniversary. To celebrate this fact we have issued a special newsletter
earlier this month and our 3rd CD-ROM in December.
Some of you already ordered the WUN Utility Guide #3 CD, but we are a
bit disappointed when we look at the sales figures so far. As you know
the WUN membership is free and the CD sales are our only source of
income. We need the funds for the website and mail server. So, order
your copy now. See our website for order info.
- Equipment Survey
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Several years ago we made a survey of the equipment that you are using.
The publication is still the most popular one on our website. A couple
of months ago a number of you sent a list of your equipment to the WUN
mailing list. I have compiled them and will update the publication in
the next few months.
If you didn't send your list to me or to the mailing list in the past
or if you have new equipment since the publication of the last survey,
please send me the details. An alias instead of your name is no problem,
of course. The info will be used by WUN staff for club purposes only.
Equipment details will be made available in a special publication on the
WUN website, but names, e-mail addresses and locations are withheld for
privacy reasons.
Please send the following info to me at ary@luna.nl
Name:
e-mail address:
Location:
Receiver:
Decoder:
Antenna:
DX interests:
Thanks!
Ary Boender
WUN President
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-----------------------------WUN Utility Guide CD-ROM
Volume Three
by
Bob Margolis
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In celebration of 10 years on the Internet serving the shortwave
radio utility station monitoring community, WUN just released a
commemorative CD-ROM chock full of images and texts that will appeal
to the wide variety of listening experiences of its more than 1,300
members in over 35 countries. They are among the more than 3,000
readers of this newsletter monthly, and we are sure the non-members
would want to have a copy of this CD as well.
Here's a tour of what's on the CD-ROM. You will find ordering
information at the end of this review.
On the Home Page there are five sections, Files, Audio, Images,
Software, and About WUN.
The Files section contains all newsletter columns written from
1995 to 2003. All loggings that appeared in the newsletters from
January 1995 to September 2004 are here too. There are over 70,000
numbers stations loggings that originally appeared in the Numbers &
Oddities columns, as well as nostalgic loggings sent in by members
for this CD-ROM.
Also on hand are all the newsletters from January 1995 through
September 2004. There are also sample messages that members received
over their RTTY decoders and sent to their printers. They include
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texts from diplomatic, press, military, meteorological, and maritime
agencies, and also humanitarian aid organizations. Add to that all of
WUN's Special Topics Reports, 10 of them, and a database in Microsoft
Excel format of 12,385 Routing Indicators found in digital data
intercepts.
Lastly, there are many utility radio information files that
include aviation maps, NDBs, EAMs, Q-Codes, Z-Codes, ICAO Codes, QSL
list, a list of utility station addresses, ALE, ELF, VLF, military
and government frequency lists, and a list of abbreviations that are
used in the newsletters.
This is not all, folks. There's a lot more to come.
In the Audio section there are audio recordings of various types
of utility stations, such as aeronautical, VOLMET, civil
aeronautical, and some NDBs. Within this section is Digital Modes,
which, if you are connected online at the time, will transport you to
Leif Dehio's famous Monitoring Utility Stations Web site, where you
will be able to hear the sounds of the many digital data modes that
were formerly heard and still are heard over shortwave radio. Click
on Digital Stations in the CD-ROM menu and you will be able to hear
sample recordings of various digital systems such as ACARS, ARQ-E3,
ASCII, Fishphone, FLEX, GOLAY, GWEN, Iran Radar, Japanese Navy PSK,
POCSAG2, RTTY, SELSCAN, voice scramblers, WEFAX, and, using a
well-worn cliche, lots, lots more. You will also be able to listen to
recorded voice and CW transmissions of maritime stations, as well as
recordings of military and government stations of various countries.
Also in the Audio section under Miscellaneous are sample
recordings of telecommunications companies, police departments,
British Post Office, Royal Flying Doctors Service, Russian taxi
drivers, and other intercepts that fit into no particular category.
This is an historical treasure, for sure.
In the Numbers & Oddities category are recordings of many of the
so-called "numbers stations" and oddball sounds that would draw the
attention of Fox Mulder and Dana Scully of the X-Files TV series.
Next are recordings of objects in near-Earth space such as the
former Russian space station, MIR, some satellites, and the Space
Shuttle Endeavour, along with other orbital travelers.
Last of all in the Audio section are recordings of time-signal
stations, both current and from the past.
For your viewing enjoyment, the Images section is next. Here are
images from HF-radio FAX transmissions around the globe, and
Hellschreiber, an historic mode once favored by the Chinese because
it could reproduce their system of writing. There are no examples of
Chinese characters here. Instead, the samples come from present day
radio amateurs and are sent over the shortwave radio band sent aside
for them.
Next is a photo album of radio transmission towers, military
communications equipment, radar sites, AWACS planes, and Teletype
machines. I would suggest for the next volume of the WUN CD-ROM that
part of this section be devoted to radio and decoding equipment, both
past and present, used by us hobbyists. I, myself, still have radios
and decoders that are more than 30 years old, most of which are no
longer used and have been relegated to basement storage. With the
prevalence of digital cameras today, it should be an easy task for
hobbyists to snap pictures of their equipment and save them to their
computers for later e-mailing to WUN if and when the call goes out
for such pictures.
You can also view 250 sample QSL cards and letters, and 19 images
of SSTV transmissions that took place on the amateur radio bands. Two
of those images are from MIR, the former Russian space station. The
image from radio amateur DJ8RW should draw the attention of many of
you who have a high level of testosterone. Hi! :-D
If you need some software utilities to aid you in your
radio-listening hobby, there are many types offered on this CD-ROM,
including Audiocorder for Macintosh computers, KG84 decoder software,
controllers for JRC NRD 535/NRD 545 receivers, a propagation manager,
PC-ALE software, QRG-file generator, Sky Sweeper decoding software,
and more. Also placed here are software to read the Adobe
Acrobat-formatted files on this disk, and programs for searching and
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reviewing files on this CD.
The last section is called About WUN. Here you will find many
things to tell you about our club and its membership. You will be
able to hear an anthem that was composed to honor WUN. There is also
the club's charter, a WUN FAQ, club information, a recording of WUN
as a non-directional beacon, and a press release pertaining to WUN's
10th anniversary that was sent to various media outlets. You will
meet the WUN staff, both past and present, consisting of more than 50
people who helped make WUN a successful worldwide club. You will also
meet the sponsors who graciously lent their support to the making of
this CD and previous ones. Links are provided for you to visit their
Web sites and hopefully become their customers.
What "system requirements do I need to run this CD?" you may ask.
Answer: The WUN Utility Guide CD should be readable on any standard
computer CD-ROM drive. It is compatible with the following operating
systems: Microsoft Windows, Apple MacIntosh, and Linux. It has been
verified to work with the following minimum hardware/software
requirements: CPU: 500 MHz, CD-ROM: 24x, Memory: 128 mb, Internet
Explorer 5.0, Netscape 7.0, and Mozilla 1.0.
The CD interface is written in standard HTML, so it should be
viewable by any web browser which supports HTML v4 or higher. The
browser configuration should support the following file types in
order to view all the contents of the CD: html, gif/jpg images,
wav/mp3 audio files, text, pdf files, and MS Excel .xls files.
If the CD does not autoplay when inserted into the CD-ROM drive,
the CD browser interface can be launched manually by opening the
CD-ROM drive root folder and double-clicking on the "default.htm"
file. That's the method I used when the CD did not autoplay for me.
So now you want to order this CD, after determining you have to
have it, no ifs, ands, or buts. Here's how to bring this little
treasure to your mailbox: The WUN Utility Guide #3 CD-ROM may be
ordered for only U.S.$24.99. This price includes postage to U.S.
addresses and airmail postage elsewhere in the world. Payment must be
in U.S. dollars and may be in checks from U.S. banks; international
bank checks or money orders (make checks & money orders out to
"WUN"); or by courtesy of a local company, MagMusic, Visa or Master
Card. All credit card orders will show "MagMusic" as the seller.
Checks from U.S. banks require a one-week wait for clearance. Please
allow up to four weeks for delivery on all orders.
Orders may be mailed to: WUN, P.O. Box 4450, Youngstown, Ohio
44515 USA. Credit cards by e-mail to: rbaker@zoominternet.net or by
secure on-line form: https://www10.fatcow.com/mag-mu/form.html or by
FAX to (USA Country Code 01) 330-270-9654. An order form is also
available at our Web site, http://www.wunclub.com or you can use this
order form as your guide:
Order Form (please print neatly or type)
Please send ____ copies of the WUN Utility Guide #3 CD-ROM at
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Prepare yourself for many hours of viewing pleasure when you
receive this CD in the mail.
Bob Margolis for the entire WUN staff.
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So, now on to the normal monthly issue;
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
o Products & Books Reviews by Bob Margolis
o Utility Round-up by Ary Boender
o WUN Logs Column by Eddie Bellerby & TEAM LOGS
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- Editor: Day Watson
- Nickname on chat channels
E-mail: jdwatson@blueyonder.co.uk
DayW
Hi digi WUNners
The menu
Aero
Met
Military
National Governmental
Special
HFDL group
PCHFDL.dat updates
Copenhagen/OXT still on air
HSwMS Carlskrona World Voyage 2005
T600 update
Azerbaijan follow-up
Mainflingen/DCF77 alarm possibilities
>>....Aero.....>
::: HFDL group
Thanks to Mike Illien advising that, for those interesting in HFDL as a
primary mode, a mailing list has been established at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hfdl/
for those specialising in this mode.
::: PCHFDL.dat updates
For those with the commercial version of PC-HFDL the System Table
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(containing the list of frequencies) resides in the file PCHFDL.dat in
the programs /config sub-folder.
In order to update this one must be listening to a live channel when one
of these System Tables is actually transmitted. This is on-demand by
aircraft (random) and not easy for the monitor with limited listening
time to capture.
Thanks also to Mike Illien for advising that the program's Author,
Charles Brain, has made the latest file available on his website at
http://www.chbrain.dircon.co.uk/pchfdl.html
Nice one, Charles.
>>....Met.....>
::: Copenhagen/OXT still on air
As of 24/Jan the broadcasts in FAX of ice charts from Copenhagen Met were
still active, and the charts are still labelled indicating the service
would cease 1st Jan 2005. AnyWUN with up to date information, or is the
Danish calendar different to the rest of use?
>>....Military.....>
::: HSwMS Carlskrona World Voyage 2005
On 21/Jan HSwMS Carlskrona/SKFQ set sail from Karlskrona on her annual
circumnavigational tour of the World. This Swedish minelayer provides a
training platform for young officers and national servicemen.
Check out (thanks to Leif Dehio)
http://www.4minkriflj.mil.se/ue/article.php?&id=8000 then click the "In
English" tab (if you're not Swedish) for information on the ship, the map
of it's itinerary, schedule and other details.
From a communications point of view she has already been heard working
Karlskrona/SAA on 6375/u and 12675/u. Both of these frequencies were
used in the past by Karlskrona/SAA in CW mode and also on 8450 where
comms may be expected.
In fact the possible frequencies worth watching taken from a glean of
past WUN logs (thanks again Leif), the above, and translation of Swedish
RT (thanks Kinga) results in the following list:
6375 6516 6536
16372 16380
8450
8450.2
10154.5
12675
13501
13511
14663
RT is clear Swedish, and when necessary two data modes (both PSK serial
tone) are available.
Mil.Std 188-110A
1200/L
ITA2
STANAG 4285
1200/S
ITA2
Traffic to date is encrypted.
Having two data modes available will permit her to have the means to
communicate more easily (interoperability) with naval units of the
countries visited.
Keep an ear open for her when she's in your part of the World.
::: T600 update
Salvo's post of 13th:
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"now at 1900 on 8161.5 I've an unknown system, like MFSK 7 tones of 50
Hz shift (truly 3 + 100 Hz shift + 3) and 100 Bd in Idle and no Baudot
here.
What is this one?"
started a new train of thought.
First the signal is a Russian Naval T600 running 100bd at 200Hz. This is
a two tone signal. Not multi tone - this is probably due to how the
decoder's FFT module was displaying the signal by virtue of how the
module's parameters were set - and not always possible on every package.
T600 is also logged as 36-50. In it's original conception the idle baud
rate was 36 baud. The idle pattern is on of continuous reversals (a
stream of alternating 1s and 0s). On traffic the signal changes to 50
baud but the system is encrypted.
But what happened to the 36 baud idle? It must be over a year since your
scribe actually logged a 36 baud idling system. However they have not
gone completely - Leif advised that he had one recently on 11468 kHz.
In now appears, returning to the station on 8161.5 that this is a third
(faster) variant of the same T600 system. Leif further observes that the
T600 (also on 8004.5) to be idling at 99.88 Bd with traffic at exactly
100Bd. Accurate measurements help in comparisons, and in fingerprinting
systems and stations.
Thanks guys for the input.
>>....National Governmental.....>
::: Azerbaijan follow-up
Sergey Kolesov from the Ukraine has kindly sent in a translation in
respect of last month's item relating to transmissions on 15737 kHz.
Quote:
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10.00 Your number (stands for train number) did not leave from OAO,
signed
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repeate, foreman (Brig - Brigadir) Karizowa (family name)"
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From Baku Mangement Azerbaijan No. 793 30/12 01/05
To: Management of Railroads of Russian Federation (RF), CIS (SNG) and
Baltic states; Ukrainian Railroads, Kiev; Kazakh Railroads, Astana.
Dear (to all above), Happy New Year, New happiness, New health, New
goals, New meetings,
Best wishes
Workers of Azerbaijanu
Kasenxewa (family name)
unquote:
Thanks Sergey. Always nice to receive feedback from different places
round the World.
>>....Special.....>
:::
Mainflingen/DCF77 alarm possibilities
Following last month's article on the German LF transmissions on
DCF49/DCF39 Klaus Betke sent in some interesting notes on the use of the
transmission on 77.5 kHz from the German LF time-signal station at
Maingflingen.
"I wonder if this is worth a note in DR, as very little technical
information is known so far. Anyway, PTB (Physikalisch-Technische
Bundesanstalt = National Metrology Institute) has published a short
article about the use of DCF77 as a "siren replacement":
http://www.ptb.de/en/publikationen/news/html/news042/index.html
(in English). The system makes use of second 1 - 14 in the DCF77 signal,
which are currently unused. The German MoI has not yet decided whether
the proposed system will be introduced.
I found some further info on the rather strange page
http://www.bevoelkerungswarnung.de/
First, a 4-digit region adress (city or administrative district) has to
be programmed into the receiver clock. There is also a short address
system for nonstationary DCF77 clocks (i.e. wrist watches) with just
three values: "north", "middle" and "south". Apparently the address is
transmitted in two or three consecutive minutes.
The modified clocks used in the tests had a siren symbol in the display
and an acoustic alarm."
Corresponding with Klaus and observing that the second link above was
a German language page he was asked if his summary in English was all
that could be gleaned from it?
He goes on to say "I found most of the material uninteresting blabla.
http://www.bevoelkerungswarnung.de/ had been established especially for
the field test in late 2003. The participants in the test had to report
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their observations via this internet site (this non-public page of the
site seems to have been removed).
Still available is a file "systeminformation.pdf".
It says that about 900 modified industrial DCF77 clocks have been used in
the test, 75% being alarm clocks and wrist watches, the rest were wall
clocks, computer clocks and others.
All warnings are initiated by the Bundesamt für Bevölkerungsschutz und
Katastrophenhilfe (BBK, Federal Office for Civil Defense and Disaster
Relief) centre in Bonn. This is shown in a diagram in the paper.
The paper also discusses a possible terorists attack on the transmitter.
Difficult to translate - it says that reasonably sufficient measures have
been established to avoid unauthorized access to the transmitter site and
the transmitter building (yes, there is a fence around the Mainflingen
facility). In this context it is also pointed out that a failure is not
too critical, because the system is only a "wake-up alert", which means
"turn your radio on and wait for instructions", just like the
conventional siren net.
I don't think that there is anything more useful radio-related stuff on
that web page. A full report about the test seems to have not been
published."
Thanks as always to Klaus for regular input.
>>....Signoff.....>
That's it; end of another page. Enjoy your monitoring and don't get too
depressed over poor propo condition. Till next month - Regards Day
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WUN Government and Military Frequency/Designation List
Compiled by Larry Van Horn, N5FPW
Brasstown, NC USA, larry@grove-ent.com
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We start the New Year off with a bang and some good news from
Maryland and my friend Ron Perron. He has passed info along
on Venezuelan Army and Navy, the US Army COOP net, and a
Skywatch net profile update.
The bad news is this will be my last MLA column for WUN. Due to personal
and family reasons, I am unable to continue doing this column. I have
enjoyed the last couple of years and sincerely appreciate all who have
contributed to this column. I am sure that there will be a replacement
columnist soon and I hope you will give him/her your full support.
2005 Column Contributors (and I sincerely thank each and everyone of you
who take the time to add to this list): Ron Perron and Larry Van Horn.
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Last Revision: 25 January 2005
Legend:
AB
ACC
ACP
AFB
AFETR
ALE
Air Base
Air Combat Command (U.S. Air Force)
Allied Communications Publication
Air Force Base
Air Force Eastern Test Range
Automatic Link Establishment
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Air Mobility Command (U.S. Air Force)
Air Mobility Command Center
Anti-Submarine Warfare
Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Operations Center
Command and Control
Centralized Net Control Station
Emergency Action Message
Global Command and Control )changed to GHFS, now known as
HF-GCS)
GHFS
Global HF System (now known as HF-GCS)
HF
High Frequency
HF-GCS
High Frequency Global Communications System
HICOM
High Command
JCS
Joints Chief of Staff (U.S. Department of Defense)
LANT
Atlantic
LSB
Lower Sideband
MARS
Military Affiliate Radio System
MF
Moved From
NAS
Naval Air Station
NS
Naval Station
PAC
Pacific
RTTY
Radioteletype
SAC
Strategic Air Command (replaced by U.S. Air Force ACC/AMC)
SIOP
Single Integrated Operational Plan
SSB
Single Sideband
Supp
Supplement
TACAMO
Take Charge and Move Out (US Navy aircraft)
TSC
Tactical Support Center (US Navy)
U.S.
United States
USAF
U.S. Air Force
USB
Upper Sideband
USN
U.S. Navy
USSTRATCOM U.S. Strategic Command
UTRACC
U.S. Air Force Europe Tanker Recce Airlift Control Center
VP
U.S. Navy designation for a patrol squadron
AMC
AMCC
ASW
ASWOC
C2
CNCS
EAM
GCCS
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UNITED STATES MILITARY LISTINGS
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*Department of Defense Joints Chief of Staff Nets
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High Frequency Global Communications System (HF-GCS)
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The U.S. Air Force High Frequency (HF) Global Communications System
(HF-GCS) is a worldwide network that currently consist of 15 high-power
HF stations which provide air/ground HF command and control radio
communications between all Department of Defense (DoD) ground agencies,
aircraft and ships. Allied military and other aircraft are also provided
support in accordance with agreements and international protocols as
appropriate. The HF-GCS is not dedicated to any service or command, but
supports all authorized users on a traffic precedence basis.
On Jun 1, 1992, the former Global HF System (GHFS) was created by
consolidating other U.S. Air Force (USAF) and U.S. Navy (USN) HF
networks, including the USAF Global Command and Control System (GCCS),
the Navy’s Ship-to-Shore High Command (HICOM) network, and the dedicated
Strategic Air Command (SAC) Giant Talk System. The goal of the merger
was to develop one worldwide non-dedicated HF network capable of
providing Command and Control (C2) HF communications support to all
authorized DoD aircraft and ground stations. As of 1 October 2002, the
former GHFS network is now known as the HF Global Communications System
(HF-GCS).
The old high power HF equipment being utilized within the HF-GCS has now
been replaced with "Scope Command" equipment. Scope Command incorporates
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Automatic Link Establishment (ALE) technology for use over HF. Scope
Command is not the name for this network as some have indicated in the
past post to the WUN and other newsgroups. It is the name of the
equipment upgrade being done to the network. In January 2003, all HF-GCS
station transmit and receive equipment is remotely controlled from the
Centralized Net Control Station (CNCS) at Andrews AFB, Maryland.
This ALE technology automates many of the functions performed by the
operator such as selecting the best propagating frequency from a list of
authorized frequencies.
Net Procedures
General Calling - Aircrews use a call sign as outlined in ACP-121 US
Supp 2 using the collective call sign "MAINSAIL" or the HF-GCS station
call sign (example: Sigonella Global this is Dark 86 on 11175, OVER).
HF-GCS operators require approximately 10 seconds (for automated
equipment configuration) to respond to calls for service. The HF-GCS
operator can request that the aircraft change to a discrete frequency
for improved and/or extended service.
Phone Patch Service - Phone patching allows direct voice communications
between ground agencies and aircraft by electronically connecting
telephone circuits to radio transmitters and receivers. The HF-GCS phone
patch service is reserved for official unclassified business and a patch
shouldn’t exceed five minutes. Patches of more than five minutes or of a
sensitive nature are normally run on a discrete frequency. Aircrews
requesting a phone patch pass along all information necessary for
HF-GCS operators to complete the call, such as the identity or location
of the called parties and telephone number, if known. Phone patches are
monitored by HF-GCS operators and if radio reception isn’t of sufficient
quality to complete the patch, they will attempt to copy the traffic and
relay it to addressees for the unit making the patch.
Message Relay Service - HF-GCS operators transcribe encoded or
plain-text messages for aircraft or ground stations and forward them to
the addresses by radio or landline. The text of the messages can be in
the form of alphanumerics, code words, plain text, acronyms, and/or
numerical sequences. Aircrews may use "READ BACK" procedures when the
message data is critical, or when an incomplete transmission is
suspected due to poor radio reception. All messages received by Global
stations will be accepted and delivered by the fastest means available
according to precedence and priority.
Published Frequency Listing - HF-GCS stations operate on "core" or
published frequencies to provide increased "Global" coverage. The
published frequency listing does not reflect complete system frequency
authorizations. These published frequencies are used for initial
contact, EAM broadcasts, and short term C2 phone patch and message
delivery. Other extended or special services will be moved to each
station’s available pool of "discrete" frequencies. Any and all known
discrete frequencies for these stations have been incorporated into our
list below in the HF-GCS station listings.
Frequency Guide - The frequency guide below is used by units contacting
this net and is designed to optimize their air/ground communications.
8992.0 11175.0 Primary Frequencies 24 hours
13200.0 15016.0 Back up Frequencies Daytime
4724.0 6739.0
Back up Frequencies Nightime
Commonly heard callsigns
BRICKWALL
Osan Air Mobility Control Center (AMCC)
DENALI
Elmendorf Air Mobility Control Center (AMCC)
HILDA GLOBAL Tanker Airlift Control Center Scott AFB
MAINSAIL
Authorized users may contact and request service from Global
HF
System stations by using the general net air-ground call
sign
"MAINSAIL". Any Global station hearing the call "MAINSAIL"
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SKYBIRD
SKYKING
SKYMASTER
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will respond and provide the requested service.
A universal Navy call sign assigned to Patrol Squadrons
(VP) for use in radio checks. Instead of using the briefed,
tactical call sign, the Navigation/Communications operator
on the P-3C Orion aircraft would use S4JG on voice and also
teletype to get a communications check with a Tactical
Support Center (TSC), HF-GCS station or Anti-Submarine
Warfare (ASW) Operations Center (ASWOC). In theory by using
S4JG, the tactical call sign is less likely to be
compromised.
The collective call sign for all U.S. Strategic Command
(USSTRATCOM) command posts, launch control centers, Global
HF stations, Air Traffic Control (ATC) towers on Air Combat
Command (ACC)/Air Mobility Command (AMC) host tenant bases,
Single Sideband (SSB) HF radio stations, and air defense
sites in Canada.
The collective call sign for all Single Integrated
Operational Plan (SIOP) committed aircraft and missile
crews. Its meaning is "all SIOP committed aircraft and
missile crews copy the following message."
The collective callsign to all USSTRATCOM airborne command
post.
US Air Force Europe Tanker Recce Airlift Control Center
(UTRACC)
The current station list for the HC-GCS net is as follows:
Andersen AB, Guam (Voice call Guam Global)
Summer: 4724.0 (1300-2000Z) 6739.0 (1100-2000Z)
15016.0 (2000-1100Z)
Winter: 4724.0 (1200-2030Z) 6739.0 (1000-2030Z)
15016.0 (2030-1000Z)
Year round/24 hours: 8992.0 11175.0
13200.0 (2000-1300Z)
13200.0 (2030-1200Z)
Andrews AFB, Maryland (Voice call Andrews Global) HC-GCS CNCS
Summer: 4724.0 (0430-0930Z) 6712.0 (0230-0930Z) 13200.0 (0930-0230Z)
15016.0 (0930-0230Z)
Winter: 4724.0 (0200-1230Z) 6712.0 (2400-1230Z) 13200.0 (1230-0200Z)
15016.0 (1230-2400Z)
Discrete Frequencies: 8058.0 11053.0 11159.0 11181.0 11214.0
11220.0 13960.0 14863.0 18015.0
Ascension Island (Voice call Ascension Global)
Year round: 4724.0 (2400-0700Z) 6739.0 (1900-2400Z) 8992.0 (24 hrs)
11175.0 (24 hrs) 15016.0 (0700-1900Z)
Discrete Frequencies: 9043.0 11159.0 11226.0 14497.0
Croughton AB, United Kingdom (Voice call Croughton Global)
Summer: 4724.0 (2230-0400Z) 6712.0 (2230-0400Z) 13200.0 (0400-2230Z)
15016.0 (0400-2230Z)
Winter: 4724.0 (1800-0800Z) 6712.0 (1800-0800Z) 13200.0 (0800-1800Z)
15016.0 (0800-1800Z)
Discrete Frequencies: 4894.0 5708.0 5117.0 6728.0 6731.0 6993.0
7567.0 7933.0 8032.0 9025.0 10648.0 11118.0 11129.0
11180.0 11181.0 11220.0 11226.0 11232.0 11271.0 13822.0
15042.0 15091.0
Diego Garcia NS, Indian Ocean (Voice call Diego Garcia Global)
Discrete Frequencies: 9012.0 11181.0 11226.0 11244.0 11269.0
13254.0 15095.0 20910.0
Elmendorf AFB, Alaska (Voice call Elmendorf Global)
Summer: 4724.0 (1000-1300Z) 6739.0 (0800-1400Z) 13200.0 (1300-1000Z)
15016.0 (1400-0800Z)
Winter: 4724.0 (0230-1900Z) 6739.0 (0030-2130Z) 13200.0 (1900-0230Z)
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15016.0 (2130-0030Z)
Year Round/24 hours: 8992.0 11175.0
Hickam AFB, Hawaii (Voice call Hickam Global)
Summer: 4724.0 (1000-1600Z) 6739.0 (0500-1000Z)
Winter: 4724.0 (0800-1700Z) 6739.0 (0400-0800Z)
Discrete Frequencies: 11181.0 13242.0
15016.0 (1600-0500Z)
15016.0 (1700-0400Z)
Keflavik NAS, Iceland
Summer: 4724 (2200-0530Z) 6739.0 (2200-0730Z) 13200.0 (0530-2200Z)
15016.0 (0730-2200Z)
Winter: 4724.0 (2000-0800Z) 6739.0 (2000-1000Z) 13200.0 (0800-2000Z)
15016.0 (1000-2000Z)
Lajes AB, Azores (Voice call Lajes Global)
Summer: 4724.0 (2230-0400Z) 15016.0 (0400-2230Z)
Winter: 4724.0 (1800-0800Z) 15016.0 (0800-1800Z)
Year round/24 hours: 8992.0 11175.0 13200.0
Discrete Frequencies: 11220.0 13440.0 14896.0 23265.0
McClellan, California (Voice
Summer: 4724.0 (0730-1300Z)
15016.0 (1300-0530Z)
Winter: 4724.0 (0500-1530Z)
15016.0 (1530-0300Z)
Year round/24 hours: 8992.0
call McClellan Global)
6739.0 (0530-1300Z) 13200.0 (1300-0730Z)
6739.0 (0300-1530Z)
13200.0 (1530-0500Z)
11175.0
Offutt AFB, Nebraska (Voice call Offutt Global)
Summer: 4724.0 (0600-1100Z) 6739.0 (0400-1100Z) 13200.0 (1100-0600Z)
15016.0 (1100-0400Z)
Winter: 4724.0 (0300-1400Z) 6739.0 (0100-1400Z) 13200.0 (1400-0300Z)
15016.0 (1400-0100Z)
Discrete Frequency: 10589.0 11053.0 11159.0 11181.0 12087.0
Salinas, Puerto Rico (Voice call Puerto Rico Global)
Summer: 4724.0 (0300-1000Z) 6739.0 (0100-1000Z) 13200.0 (1000-0300Z)
15016.0 (1000-0100Z)
Winter: 4724.0 (0200-1100Z) 6739.0 (2400-1100Z) 13200.0 (1100-0200Z)
15016.0 (1100-2400Z)
Discrete Frequencies: 7690.0 9006.0 10648.0 11056.0 11220.0 11484.0
15087.0
Sigonella NS, Sicily, Italy (Voice call Sigonella Global)
Summer: 4724.0 (2230-0400Z) 15016.0 (0400-2230Z)
Winter: 4724.0 (1800-0800Z) 15016.0 (0800-1800Z)
Year round/24 hours: 6739.0 8992.0 11175.0 13200.0
Thule AB, Greenland (Voice call Thule Global)
Year round/24 hours: 8992.0 11175.0 13200.0
Discrete: 11181.0 13215.0
Yokota AB, Japan (Voice call
Summer: 4724.0 (1200-1930Z)
15016.0 (2130-1000Z)
Winter: 4724.0 (0930-2200Z)
15016.0 (2400-0730Z)
Year round/24 hours: 8992.0
15016.0
Yokota Global)
6739.0 (1000-2130Z)
13200.0 (1930-1200Z)
6739.0 (0730-2400Z)
13200.0 (2200-0930Z)
11175.0
Notes:
1. Summer schedules run from April-September. Winter schedules run from
October-March
2. The Air Force Eastern Test Range (AFETR) HF Network may be used as a
backup to GLOBAL. The net can be contacted on 10780.0 kHz/USB
(primary) and 20390.0/USB kHz (secondary) using the call sign of CAPE
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RADIO. Another backup to the HF-GCS is profiled below in the US Air
Force MARS section.
DoD Emergency Action Message (EAM) Broadcast Time Slots
These broadcast are commonly heard on HF-GCS primary frequencies plus
11244.0 kHz. Please note that not all HF-GCS published frequencies are
active for every EAM broadcast time slot listed below. Also some of the
activity listed below is not on HF-GCS published frequencies, but on
other selected discrete frequencies.
For an in-depth discussion on what an EAM is, see the utility
information file on the WUN website at URL:
http://www.wunclub.com/files/eam.html
There was an apparent major change to the restoral schedule noted below
as of 1 Oct 2004 (beginning of the new U.S. Government fiscal year).
H+00
H+03
H+06*
H+07
H+10*
H+12
H+20
H+21*
H+25
H+31
H+33
H+35*
H+37*
H+39
H+40*
H+50
H+53
H+59
HF-GCS Offutt AFB, Nebraska
USN E-6 TACAMO LANT aircraft (6697/11244/13155)
USN E-6 TACAMO LANT aircraft (6697/13155)
USN E-6 TACAMO LANT aircraft (6697/11244/13155)
HF-GCS Andrews AFB, Maryland
USN E-6 TACAMO PAC aircraft (6697/13155)
HF-GCS McClellan, California (11244)
USN E-6 TACAMO PAC aircraft (6697/13155)
Current as of 24 June 2004
H+00
H+05
HF-GCS Andersen AB, Guam
HF-GCS Croughton AB, United Kingdom
H+07
USN E-6 TACAMO LANT aircraft (6697.0/13155.0 kHz)
H+08
USN E-6 TACAMO aircraft HF-GCS six character EAMs "FOR..."
H+09
HF-GCS McClellan, California
H+14
USN E-6 TACAMO PAC aircraft (6697.0/13155.0 kHz)
H+20
HF-GCS Salinas, Puerto Rico
H+21
New: HF-GCS Offutt AFB, Nebraska
Old: HF-GCS Elmendorf AFB, Alaska
H+25
USSTRATCOM Looking Glass mission aircraft
H+29
HF-GCS Sigonella Naval Station, Sicily
H+30
H+34
HF-GCS Hickam AFB, Hawaii
H+35
HF-GCS Croughton AB, United Kingdom
H+37
USN E-6 TACAMO LANT aircraft (6697.0/13155.0 kHz)
H+38
USN E-6 TACAMO aircraft HF-GCS six character EAMs "FOR..."
H+40
HF-GCS Elmendorf AFB, Alaska
H+44
USN E-6 TACAMO PAC aircraft (6697.0/13155.0 kHz)
H+46
Unknown station
H+49
HF-GCS McClellan, California
H+50
HF-GCS Lajes AB, Azores
H+55
USSTRATCOM Looking Glass mission aircraft
H+59
HF-GCS Sigonella Naval Station, Sicily
Earlier examples of this broadcast schedule can be seen in the various
1980s editions of the Grove Shortwave Directories (usually on page 5 for
those that still have them) - Those minute stamps were also used for the
then common "standing by for traffic" calls heard from the various GIANT
TALK ground stations operating under their pre-92 daily changing
callsign aliases.]
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The FOXTROT (SKYKING) messages are also common, or at least they used to
be. You should generally hear more than two over any 24 hour period. Of
interest, the preface to the FOXTROT broadcasts that would name the
echoing ground stations have not been heard (here) since maybe sometime
in April 2003 (around the end of major combat in Iraq.) I've heard no
instance of a request to DIEGO GARCIA or THULE or anyone else since
around that time, just the occasional FOXTROT broadcast from ANDREWS or
whoever. They dropped the DECENT, ENLIST, FAIRLY, EYESTRAIN, DEFROSTER
echo requests sometime around Sept 2001 (maybe) to be replaced with
plaintext station names (THULE, DIEGO GARCIA, CYPRUS FLIGHT WATCH) after
9/11, and now since around April 2003 maybe nothing.
Busiest frequencies are 8992.0 ("Eight-Niner") and 11175.0 ("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 HF-GCS frequencies listed
above.
Note: The data signal you will on 9025.0 kHz is ALE which is a
computerized system that simplifies HF operation (see section below).
Older frequency circulated on the internet continue to list 8968.0 and
17976.0 kHz, but these were removed from HF-GCS service several years
ago.
HF-GCS Scope Command HF ALE Network
===================================
HF-GCS ALE Network frequencies (USB/ALE): 3137.0 4721.0 5708.0
6721.0 9025.0 11226.0 13215.0 15043.0 18003.0 23337.0
The ALE system used by the JCS HF-GCS network is designated
MIL-STD-188-141A. You can download a software program developed by Dr.
Charles Brain to decode these digital transmissions at the following
URL: http://www.chbrain.dircon.co.uk/.
ALE allows automated ground agency contact by selecting the best
station and best frequency without operator interaction. ALE radios
make this possible by using a datafill that contains frequency, station
and other pertinent information. For ALE radios to operate properly,
the radio must have a loaded datafill, be turned on in the “automatic”
mode and remain there the duration of the flight. If the radio is
removed from the ALE mode, history tables will require time to rebuild
and initial communications may be slightly degraded.
Net participating stations, identifiers and specific frequency
assignments used in the HF-GCS ALE net:
ADW Andrews AFB, MD USA
3137 4721 5708 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003 23337
AED Elmendorf AFB, AK USA
3137 4721 5708 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003 23337
CRO RAF Croughton, UK
3137 4721 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003 23337
GUA Andersen AFB, Guam
3137 4721 5708 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003 23337
HAW Ascension Island
3137 4721 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003 23337
HIK Hickam AFB, Hawaii
3137 4721 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003 23337
ICZ Sigonella, Sicily Italy
3137 4721 5708 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003
IKF NAS Keflavik, Iceland
3137 4721 5708 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003 23337
JDG NSF Diego Garcia
3137 4721 5708 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003 23337
JNR Salinas, Puerto Rico
3137 4721 5708 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003 23337
JTY Yokota AB, Japan
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3137 4721 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003
McClellan, CA USA
3137 4721 5708 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003 23337
RAF Port Stanley, Falkland Island(South Atlantic)
3137 4721 5708 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003 23337
Offutt AFB, NE USA
3137 4721 5708 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003 23337
Lajes AB, Azores
3137 4721 5708 6721 9025 11226 13215 15043 18003 23337
Selected non HF-GCS stations observed in this net:
CEF 439AW, Westover AFB, MA
GVT Raytheon, Greenville, TX
OKC Oklahpma City (Tinker AFB), OK
RIC CAP Region 2 MER/CAP National Technology Center, Richmond, VA
RSC Rockwell Scope Command Facility, Greenville, TX
TAG Incirlik AB, Turkey (HF-GCS Facility Closed)
WRL Warner-Robins AFB, GA
Preset telephone number codes imbedded in Scope Command ALE command
lines:
PCHS
PDOV
PERT
PMET
PPLA
PTAE
PTAR
PTAW
PWRI
Charleston Command Post
Dover AMCC
Rota
Hilda Metro
Lajes AB
Hilda East
Ramstein AB
Hilda West
McGuire AFB
NIPR/SIPR HF ALE Network
========================
Courtesy of Ron Perron and Christopher Corley
SIPR (Secret Internet Protocol Router) Network Frequencies
(USB/ALE): 3113.0 5702.0 6715.0 8968.0 11181.0 17976.0
27870.0
SIPR Gateway/Frequency Matrix:
ADWSPR Andrews AFB, Maryland
3113.0 5702.0 6715.0 8968.0 11181.0 17976.0 27870.0
CROSPR Croughton AB, United Kingdom
5702.0 6715.0 8968.0 11181.0 17976.0 27870.0
HAWSPR Ascension Island
8965.0 11181.0 17976.0
ICZSPR Sigonella AB, Sicily, Italy
5702.0 6715.0 8968.0 11181.0 17976.0
IKFSPR NS/NAS Keflavik, Iceland
11181.0 17976.0
JDGSPR Diego Garcia, Indian Ocean
11181.0 27870.0
JNRSPR Salinas, Puerto Rico
3113.0 6715.0 8968.0 11181.0 17976.0
MCCSPR McClellan, California
5702.0 6715.0 11181.0
OFFSPR Offutt AFB, Nebraska
3113.0 5702.0 6715.0 8968.0 11181.0 17976.0
PLASPR Lajes AB, Azores
5702.0 6715.0
NIPR (Non-Secure Internet Protocol Router) Network Frequencies
(USB/ALE): 3068.0 4745.0 5684.0 8965.0 11199.0 13242.0 17973.0
20631.0
NIPR Gateway/Frequency Matrix:
ADWNPR Andrews AFB, Maryland
3068.0 4745.0 8965.0 11199.0 13242.0
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CRONPR Croughton AB, United Kingdom
17973.0
MCCNPR McClellan, California
5684.0 8965.0 13242.0 17973.0
OFFNPR Offutt AFB, Nebraska
5684.0 8965.0 11199.0 13242.0 17973.0
20631.0
MYSTIC STAR Network
===================
This is a worldwide communications system, operated and maintained by
elements of the United States Army, United States Navy, and United
States Air Force under the control of the Defense Information Systems
Agency (DISA) Operations Center. Its network provides worldwide
communications by directly controlling radio equipment located at Global
HF system stations. It consists of ultra high frequency satellite and
HF networks supporting Presidential, special air mission, Joint Staff,
VIP (very important persons) and command airborne missions. The Mystic
Star HF network consists of: a single master net control station (MNCS)
located at Andrews AFB Maryland, interstation and intersite circuits,
and relay and auxiliary communications subsystems. (Source Air Force
Instruction 33-106)
Column Note: We have seen less and less monitor reports on this system
over the last few years. It is widely believed that encryption is the
reason for this decline in traffic.
Frequency/Designator Matrix (USB/LSB/Encryption)
F003
8036.0 (1)
F005
9120.0 (3)
F007
4850.0
F009 17972.0
F020 16117.0 (1)
F033 15962.0
F039 10881.0 F046 13823.0
F054
8058.0 (9) F058
4742.0 (6) F061 23265.0 (2) F063 14870.0
F064 11214.0 (3) F066 15036.0 F077 Unknown
F078 18532.0
F080 15677.0
F084 13205.5
F085
6993.0 F086
9461.0
F089 13204.0 (1) F090
6716.0 F094
9017.0 (2) F098 14585.0
F099 13247.0 (0) F101 12106.0 (6) F102 11118.0 (2) F103 11488.0 (6)
F107 Unknown (8) F108
7316.0
F114
6986.0 (6) F117
6993.0 (8)
F124 11217.0 (6) F126 12087.0 (2) F128 23242.0
F134
4942.5
F136
5429.5 (7) F146
9027.0 (1) F153
8063.0 (6) F171 18403.5 (9)
F173 14420.5
F174 20650.0
F182
3078.0 (6) F184 10648.0 (8)
F186
3046.0
F194 13825.0 (5) F195 20631.0
F197
4982.0 (6)
F202 16014.0 (5) F204 12057.0 F211 11056.0 (7) F213 Unknown
F220
11181.0 F226
5435.5 (6) F228
7735.0 (5) F229 Unknown (8)
F236 15041.0 (9) F240 Unknown (8) F243 18590.0
F248
5398.0 (5)
F249
4731.0
F250 15091.0 (2) F251 13217.0 (1) F262 10717.0
F264
7693.0 (6) F265 15733.0 (1) F266
7997.0 (6)
F267
6730.0 (2)
F268
7325.0 (2) F271 18320.0 F277 11153.0 (1) F287 11226.0 (2)
F290
8026.0 (2) F291 13960.0 (1) F292
9414.5
F295 11460.0 (3)
F300 15707.0 (0) F301
7500.5 (2) F302 Unknown
F310 Unknown
F311 11220.0 (3) F322 Unknown F326 14864.0
F327
18716.0
F337 18761.0
F341 16083.0
F350
5043.0
F351 Unknown (9)
F354 11053.0 (2) F356
7827.0
F360
7919.5 (8) F363 15018.0 (7)
F365 11059.0 (1) F369 20397.0 (8) F370 17177.0
F372 16123.0 (8)
F380
3144.0 (5) F382 15094.0 (6) F395
9057.0 (1) F400
6728.0 (5)
F404
7690.0 (2)
F405
6972.0
F406 18393.0 (6) F417
4992.0
F419 11407.0 (5) F420
7933.0 (7) F432
6731.0 (8) F433 20972.0
F435
3821.0
F437
5684.0 (6) F441 17440.0 (1) F444 19267.0
F448 16-18 MHz
F451 13248.0 (9) F452
5026.0
F453 19063.0
F461 13211.0 (1) F463
4610.0 (1) F464 16157.0
F465
8040.0 (0)
F466 14864.5 (0) F467
9023.0 (3) F476
4-6 MHz
F481
7605.0
F483 18626.0
F486
5152.0 (9) F487 24483.0 F489
5437.0 (7)
F496 11059.5 (2) F497
5411.0 (7) F498
8032.0 (1) F499
4442.0 (0)
F500
8989.0 (6) F505
9006.0 (2) F515
Unknown (2) F516
4645.0 (6)
F517
9270.0 (6) F521 11484.0 (2) F522 11232.0 (2) F523
9215.0 (9)
F529
8077.0 (7) F530 23325.0
F533 18675.0 (6) F538 Unknown
F540
5404.5
5431.0 (6) F543
8083.0
F545 10580.0
F546
18400.0
F551 18331.0 (6) F555
4894.0 (6)
F561 11052.0 (6) F567 13565.0 (6) F569 18387.0
F574 11413.0 (6)
F575 10427.0
F576 11153.5 (2) F577 10544.0 (7) F579 Unk 11 MHz
F595 10877.0
F600 13878.0 (6) F611 14863.0 F614
4488.8 (8)
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F616
F626
F639
F649
F667
F700
F706
F710
F723
F734
F749
F777
F790
F807
F823
F845
F867
(7)
F874
F891
F909
F917
F924
F937
F952
F974
F987
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9320.0 (2) F622
5817.0 F623 18317.0
F624 13241.0 (1)
19343.0
F627
7910.0 (5) F631 18755.0 (5) F633 18290.0 (1)
7469.0
F642 18218.0 (2) F644 15821.0 (5) F646 13440.0 (2)
8053.0 (6) F655 11053.0 F662 15048.0 (6) F664 15 MHz
6817.0 (7) F673
3064.0 F677
6 MHz
F690
3032.0
4490.0
F701 11058.0 (7) F702
9323.0 (6) F703
9991.5 (6)
8057.0 (5) F707 10589.0 (2) F708 23377.0
F709
9317.0 (7)
4458.0 F713 16246.0 (5) F717 10883.0
F722 12270.0 (9)
18323.0 (6) F728 11236.0 (5) F731
6683.0 (1) F732 15011.0 (7)
4757.0 (7) F736 11494.0 (8) F741
7873.0
F748
6756.0 (5)
15-16 MHz F752
8047.0 (2)
F754 11627.0
F758
4452.0 (8)
3113.0 (6)
F778 18023.0 (8) F784
9043.0 (6) F785 15687.0 (6)
16323.0
Unknown (2) F803
5078.0?
12103.0? F809
5700.0 (5)
F814
6989.0 (7) F821 Unknown
11229.0 (1)
F825 19047.0?
F832 18267.0 F843 Unk 6 MHz
6-7 MHz F846 13822.0 (5)
F853 12 MHz (0)
F864 16008.0 (2)
6830.0 (7)
F868
9218.0 (6)
F869 16090.0
F873 13248.0
13246.0? F875
6717.0 (1) F877
4721.0 (7) F885 13207.0 (5)
11053.5
F895
5710.0 (9)
F904 10202.0 (0)
F906
4524.0
7687.0 (8)
F910 19671.0 (9)
F912
7330.0
F915 12107.0
10205.0 (6)
F918 13482.0
F919 11159.0 (2) F920
7927.0 (2)
16317.0
F932 Unknown (2) F933 Unknown
F935
7922.5
Unknown
F940 11445.0 (0)
F943 19002.0 (6) F948 15038.0 (6)
Unknown
F956
Unknown F957
6761.0 (0)
F965 11466.0 (2)
10586.0 (6) F975 Unk 11 MHz F980 15724.0
F982 9,13 MHz
10583.0 (6)
F988
4763.0
F997 15667.0
Legend:
(7) Confirmed
(8) Confirmed
(9) Confirmed
(0) Confirmed
(1) Confirmed
(2) Confirmed
(3) Confirmed
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Frequencies 4441.0, 6671.0, 8260.0, 18801.0 and 25363.0 has been heard
carrying "Mystic Star" traffic, but no designator is known. Designator
F171 and signals associated with this net have been monitored on 18397.4
vice the 18403.5 we have listed above.
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*United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM)
=============================================
HF "Zulu" Airborne Command Post Net
===================================
During a recent intercept after the first of the new U.S. government
fiscal year (1 Oct 2004), Ron Perron intercepted communications on the
HF-GCS system which indicated that there have been changes to the Zulu
Net. It is unknown at this time whether frequencies and designators
have changed or just designators. Reports are welcomed by those that
monitor this system.
Frequency/Designator Matrix (USB)
Z100
3068.0 (9)
Z105
3116.0 (2)
Z110
3134.0? (8)
Z115
3143.0 (9)
Z120
3295.0 (2)
Z124
Unknown
Z125
4495.0 (2)
Z130
4472.0 (8)
Z135
4745.0 (2)
Z140
5026.0 (8)
Z145
5705.0 (3)
Z150
5800.0 (2)
Z155
5875.0 (0)
Z160
6715.0 (2)
Z165
6757.0 (2)
Z170
7831.0 (2)
Z174
Unknown
Z175
9016.0 (4)
Z180
9057.0 (3)
Z185
9809.0 (0)
Z190 10204.0 (3)
Z195 Unknown (3)
Z200 11181.0 (3)
Z205 11494.0 (2)
Z210 11229.0 (3)
Z211 12070.0 (2)
Z215 13242.0 (2)
Z220 13245.0 (2)
Z225 13907.0 (1)
Z230 15046.0 (7)
Z235 15094.0 (3)
Z240 15097.0 (0)
Z245 Unknown
Z250 15962.0 (1)
Z255 17973.0 (0)
Z260 18006.0 (0)
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Z265
Z280
Z295
Z310
Z325
Z340
18024.0 (0)
18387.0 (2)
19755.0 (2)
23337.0
24978.0?
Unknown
Legend:
(7) Confirmed
(8) Confirmed
(9) Confirmed
(0) Confirmed
(1) Confirmed
(2) Confirmed
(3) Confirmed
(4) Confirmed
Z270
Z285
Z300
Z315
Z330
Z345
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Z275
Unknown
Z290
20167.0 (2)
Z305
23872.0 (9)
Z320
26532.0?
Z335
Unknown
Z350
18046.0?
19665.0 (9)
20407.0 (9)
24828.0?
26859.0 (2)
Unknown
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Note: At 1805 UTC on 16 Dec 2003, monitored female op using tac call
calling other tac calls IDed frequency as Z-280/Z-230. A new frequency
7992.0 kHz has been uncovered by WUN member Jeff Haverlah in Texas
during monitoring of a STRATCOM exercise on June 25, 2003. The frequency
was being used by airborne command post participating in a STRATCOM
communications exercise. No designator has been assigned at this time.
Other notes on USSTRATCOM related communications/frequencies from Jeff
Haverlah.
11244.0 kHz
1. This frequency is a special HF-GCS discrete that is used by *every*
named HF-GCS station for Emergency Action Messages (EAM) and FOXTROT
broadcast. In fact, it has been described as the "broadcast" frequency.
Stations here do not respond to MAINSAIL general calls on this frequency.
2. This frequency is guarded by the Nightwatch 01 (US Air Force E-4
National Airborne Operations Center or NAOC) station (which uses daily
changing callsign aliases) and is paired with 8992.0 kHz.
3. This frequency is used by the apparent USSTRATCOM 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 8992.0 kHz. Also guarded by the Glass mission and other U.S. Navy
E-6 TACAMO aircraft when active.
Note: The primary mission of the Looking Glass aircraft is the ability
to command, control, and communicate with its nuclear forces. Its
highly-trained crew and staff ensure there is always an aircraft ready
to direct bombers and missiles from the air should ground-based command
centers become inoperable. Looking Glass guarantees that U.S. strategic
forces will act only in the precise manner dictated by the president.
On Oct. 1, 1998 the Navy's E-6B Mercury aircraft replaced the USAF
EC-135 in the Looking Glass mission.
4. Used by possible tanker aircraft (maybe on their SIOP mission)
passing 4-element groups to "SkyMaster" (NAOC and TACAMO aircraft)
during exercises and paired with 8992.0 kHz. The 4-element groups
have been called "TID traffic" by SKYMASTER aircraft.
5. Used by other U.S. government stations (i.e. Federal Emergency
Management Agency-FEMA, etc) including the static call "Blue Grass"
(Mt. Weather, Virginia) as a frequency to pass "Hotel" messages. These
messages are passed to each other and to the NAOC aircraft (using an
alias separate from that particular day's callsign). This activity
is usually during the third week of each month, is not paired with
8992.0 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 11244.0 kHz and not
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with a tactical designator.
6697.0 kHz
1. This frequency is used by the 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 8992.0, 11244.0 and on the USSTRATCOM Zulu net frequencies above.
3. This frequencies is also used by possible TACAMO aircraft to
communicate with trigraph identifier stations during exercises (usually
to receive 3-element group traffic from these trigraph stations.)
4. Also is used 24-hours a day by the United Kingdom's station MKL and
their trigraphs (many of these thought to be Nimrod aircraft).
13155.0 kHz
1. This frequency is used by the 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 8992.0, 11244.0 and on the USSTRATCOM Zulu net frequencies above.
3. The activity on this frequency apparently moved here from 11267.0 kHz
a few years ago. 11267.0 now seems to be quiet probably indicating that
it is no longer used for this purpose.
Other U.S. Navy frequencies heard recently with EAM broadcasts by Jeff
Haverlah and the column editor: 4515.0 4848.0 5680.0 6512.0 6666.0
6686.0 6720.0 6724.0 6778.0 6833.0 6903.0 7501.0 7589.0 8020.0
8971.0 9007.0 9010.0 9036.0 9283.0 10515.5 10805.0 10994.0
11187.0 11255.0 11271.0 13155.0 14698.0 15038.0 15049.0 16117.0
These and other old U.S. Navy HF HICOM (High Command) frequencies have
been active in past with heavy EAM traffic. (See HF-GCS section above
about the demise of the HICOM network)
=======================================================================
*United States Air Force
========================
Special Operations Command (AFSOC)
==================================
3044.0 352SOG RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom Maintenance
3134.0 Hurlburt Field, Florida
4450.0 352SOG RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom Exercise Operations
5204.5 352SOG RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom (Blackhat) Primary
5349.0 352SOG RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom (Blackhat)
5687.0 Hurlburt Field, Florida (Plantation/Seminole Operations)
5732.0 Hurlburt Field, Florida (Emerald Ops/Seminole Operations) FOX 2?
Kirtland AFB, New Mexico
6730.0 Hurlburt Field, Florida
9018.0 AFSOC Air-to-Air
9019.0 Hurlburt Field, Florida (Plantations Operations) FOX 4? ex-9017
9026.0 352SOG RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom (Blackhat)
9161.5 352SOG RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom (Blackhat) Primary
11611.0 Hurlburt Field, Florida (Seminole/Emerald Operations)
13206.0 Hurlburt Field, Florida (Plantations Operations) FIX 1? ex-13207
I have had no recent reports on 18027.0 (FOX 9) or 23271.0 kHz (FOX 8).
Has anyone in the last year heard any AFSOC units using the FOX
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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.
RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom
==============================
6761.0 Aerial refueling tankers interplane (worldwide)
Ramstein AB, Germany
====================
AMC Command Post (Metaphor)
Frequencies (USB): 6730.0 9022.0
Miscellaneous Listings
======================
JStars aircraft discrete
Frequency (USB): 11181.0
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 (MARS) phone patch network frequencies:
The primary frequencies are 13927.0 and 20992.0 kHz. These are fun
and interesting frequencies to monitor.
4557.0 RK
7633.5 ACJ
13927.0 ACB (Primary)
14606.0 ACF
18617.0 ???
20992.5 ACZ
MARS conducts a phone patch admin net on Sundays at 1600 UTC on 13977.0
kHz (ACC).
Civil Air Patrol (CAP) Tech
===========================
Profile from Ron Perron
Confirmed Frequencies (USB/ALE): 5006.0 6800.0 (SHARES) 6806.0
8012.0 9047.0 11402.0 13415.0 14357.0 19814.0
7602.0
ALE Identifiers:
Surfing on the CAP web site and reading some of their publications
(Organization, Communications Procedures, CAP Alerting System) Ron has
confirmed the following identifiers:
RIC
CAP National Technology Center, Richmond VA
022NHQCAP National Ops Center (NOC) CAP National Headquarters
Maxwell AFB AL
According to the CAP Alerting System Communications Actions publication
under threat advisories Yellow (present condition), Orange and Red the
NOC (Headcap 22) and the NTC (Headcap 33) are responsible for conducting
the National Command Net with the NTC acting as alternate net control to
the NOC. "Confidence checks" have to be conducted to ensure that the
system is ready for any contingency. This probably explains the fairly
heavy volume of soundings from 022, 047 and 062 NHQCAP identifiers.
Reading these same publications and looking at the command structure
of CAP headquarters, Ron has tentatively identified the following
identifiers:
CAP
Used on SHARES frequencies
033NHQCAP Unidentified
043NHQCAP Unidentified
Pagina 21
046NHQCAP
951NHQCAP
971NHQCAP
047NHQCAP
062NHQCAP
034MERCAP
004MERCAP
0033COCAP
0041MICAP
0042MICAP
0004WICAP
0004SCCAP
043SERCAP
044NCRCAP
100NERCAP
037RMRCAP
0272HICAP
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Unidentified
Unidentified
Director of Communications (DOK) CAP Headquarters, Maxwell
AFB, AL [Tentative]
Director of Operations (DOO)CAP Headquarters, Maxwell AFB,
AL [Tentative]
Middle East Region,North Carolina, possible Region Chief of
Staff
Middle East Region, Chief of Staff
Colorado CAP
Michigan CAP
Michigan CAP
Wisconsin CAP
South Carolina CAP
Southeast Region CAP
National Capitol Region CAP, Washington DC
Northeast Region CAP
Rocky Mountain Region CAP
Hawaii CAP
In mid-summer 2004 the following ALE identifiers were noted on CAP
freqs:
ADWCAP
MCCCAP
JNRCAP
HIKCAP
Civil
Civil
Civil
Civil
Air
Air
Air
Air
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
at
at
at
at
Andrews AFB
McClellan AFB
Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico.
Hickam AFB
=======================================================================
*U.S. Army
==========
U.S. Transportation Command
===========================
4146.0 Channel 1
6224.0 Channel 2
6227.0 Channel 3
8294.0 Channel 4
8297.0 Channel 5
12353.0 Channel 6
12359.0 Channel 7
12365.0 Channel 8
Army Corps of Engineers
=======================
Frequency/Designator Matrix (USB/ALE)
3345.0 Channel 1
5015.0 Channel 2 ALE
5327.5 Channel 3
5400.0 Channel 4
6020.0 Channel 6
9122.5 Channel 8 ALE (Primary)
12070.0 Channel 10 ALE (Secondary)
13925.5 Unknown
ALE
16326.0 Channel 13 ALE (Teritiary)
16358.0 Channel 14
ALE Addresses (Courtesy of Larry Van Horn):
CGQ
US Army Corps of Engineers Headquarters, Washington, DC
CRL
Cold Region Research & Engineering Lab, Hanover, NH
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ECV
G333
G334
G336
L22
L30
LRB
LRD
LRE
LRH
LRL
LRN
LRO
LRP
MVD
MVN
MVS
MVT
NAD
NAO
NAP
NVP
NWK
NWO
NWP
POA
RDTAR
RDTEF
RPK
RRV
SAC
SAD
SAM
SAS
SAW
SBV
SPA
SPK
SWF
SWG
SWT
TSX
WUM
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Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Buffalo District, Buffalo, NY
Great Lakes and Ohio River Division, Cincinnati, OH
Detroit District, Detroit, MI
Huntington District Office, Huntington, WV
Louisville District, Louisville, KY
Nashville District Office, Nashville, TN
Unknown
Pittsburgh District, Pittsburgh, PA
Mississippi Valley Division Office, Vicksburg, MS
New Orleans District Office, New Orleans, LA
St. Louis District Office, St. Louis, MO
Unknown
North Atlantic Division Office, Brooklyn, NY
Norfolk District Office, Norfolk, VA
Philadelphia District, Philadelphia, PA
St. Paul District Office, Saint Paul, MN
Kansas City District, Kansas City, MO
Omaha District, Omaha, NE
Portland District, Portland, OR
Anchorage, AK
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Charleston District Office, Charleston, SC
Atlanta, GA
Mobile District Office, Mobile, AL
Savannah District Office, Savannah, GA
Wilmington District, Wilmington, NC
Unknown
Albuquerque, NM
Sacremento District, Sacramento, CA
Southwestern Division, Fort Worth, TX
Galveston District, Galveston, TX
Tulsa District, Tulsa, OK
Unknown
Unknown
18th Airborne Corps HF ALE Net
==============================
Courtesy of Ron Perron
Frequencies (USB/ALE): 3238.5 4641.5
9295.0 10161.5 10680.0 12168.0
5883.5
6911.5
7361.5
ALE Identifiers:
18FABDEJAGCE 18th Field Artillery Bde
159X1
Probable 1/159th deployed/exercise HQs
229JAGCE
Probably 229th FA Bn (105mm howitzers)
327FAJAGCE
3-27th FA (MLRS)-Multiple Rocket Launcher Bn, 18th
Airborne Corps
FFAJAGCE
Unidentified sub-unit of 18th FA Regt
P1Z159
1/159th Avn Bn, Ft Bragg
S03OPS
Unidentified
S08OPS
Unidentified
S12
Unidentified
S21
Unidentified
S41
Unidentified
T1Z159
1/159th Avn Bn, Ft Bragg
T18
Probably 18th Airbone Coprs Headquarters
Continuity of Operations (COOP) HF ALE Net
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8171.5
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Courtesy of Ron Perron
Frequencies (USB/ALE): 3275.0
7448.5 7510.0
3285.0
5066.5
5088.5
6767.5
6985.0
ALE Identifers:
CECOM
Army Communications & Electronics Command, Ft. Monmouth NJ.
USACE1010 Army Corps of Engineers, Washington DC
USADA1010 Unidentified
USAFC1220 Army Forces Command (FORSCOM), Ft McPherson GA
USAIS1012 Army Intelligence & Security Command, Ft Belvoir VA
USAMC2120 Army Materiel Command, Alexandria VA
USAMD1010 Army Missile Defense Command, Arlington VA
USANG2409 Army National Guard HQs, Arlington VA
USAPC1010 Army Pacific Command,Fort Shafter, Oahu HI
Ron believes the purpose of this net is to develop and maintain an HF ALE
communications capability to support the major US Army commands. This
net would probably provide backup communications capability in the event
of failures of other means of communications, i.e. landlines,
satellites, microwave/troposcatter.
This net is usually "tested" on Wednesdays. Lately the US Army
Intelligence and Security Command, Ft Belvoir, Virginia, has been acting
as Net Control Station (NCS) for this net.
U.S. Army National Guard
========================
Frequencies (USB/ALE): 4924.5 5847.0 6809.0 8047.0 9121.0 10816.5
14653.0 16338.5 20906.0 kHz
Note: These frequencies appear to be allocated to State National Guard
headquarters.
ALE Addresses:
A040LN Alabama
A060RN Arkansas
A090ZN Arizona
A100KN Alaska
C010TN Connecticut
C080ON Colorado
C090AN California
D030CN Washington DC
D030EN Delaware
F040LN Florida
G040AN Georgia
G090UN Guam
H090IN Hawaii
I010DN Idaho
I050NN Indiana
I070AN Iowa
K040YN Kentucky
K070SN Kansas
L060AN Louisiana
M010AN Massachussetts
M010EN Maine
M030DN Maryland
M040SN Mississippi
M050IN Michigan
M050NN Minnesota
M070ON Missouri
M080TN Montana
N010HN New Hampshire
N020JN New Jersey
N020YN New York
N040CN North Carolina
N060MN New Mexico
N070EN Nebraska
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N080DN
O010RN
O050HN
O060KN
P020RN
P030AN
R010IN
S040CN
S080DN
T040NN
T060XN
U080TN
V010TN
V020IN
V030AN
W010AN
W030VN
W080YN
North Dakota
Oregon
Ohio
Oklahoma
Puerto Rico
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virgin Islands
Virginia
Washington State
West Virginia
Wyoming
ARC61NG
HD1
HQ701N
HQ703N
MN55CSTNGB
OKC63NG
TXC06NG
WV3
61st WMD CST Unit, Arkansas
Unknown user
Probably NG HQs (Arlington VA)
Probably NG Readiness Center (Arlington VA)
55th WMD CST Unit, Minnesota
63rd WMD CST Unit, Oklahoma
6th WMD CST Unit, Texas
West Virginia
Ron has also seen an ALE address PMTRCS/PMTRCSHFON. He believes the
letters stand for Program Manager for Tactical Radio Communications
Systems and has seen this address communicating with several of the
new identifiers. Perhaps they are evaluating or checking on the
deployment of their radio systems to these units.
U.S. Army Flight Following Service (AFFS)
=========================================
Army Flight Following Service (AFFS), Soto Cano AB, Honduras
Freqs: "R"=reported, "C"= confirmed
2630.0R 4060.0R 6780.0R 8065.0C 8972.0C
16144.5C 19103.5C 19208.0C
12022.0C
14761.5C
ALE Identifiers:
Skywat Skywatch
228RER Deployed element of 1/228th unit (rear)
228FWD Deployed element of 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto Cano AB Honduras
(forward)
WAROPS 1/228th Avn Regt("Winged Warriors") Operations-Soto Cano AB,
Honduras
Hondo1 Probable UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto Cano AB Honduras
RUH956 Probable UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto Cano AB Honduras
========================================================================
*U.S. Coast Guard
=================
Air-to-Ground Nets
==================
Frequencies (USB): 3053.0
3056.0
3119.0 3122.0
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4730.0
4733.0
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5693.0 5696.0 5699.0 8980.0 8983.0 11196.0 11199.0 11202.0
13218.0 13221.0 15082.0 15085.0 15088.0 17988.0 17991.0
Station List:
CAMSLANT Chesapeake, Virginia
CAMSPAC Point Reyes, California
Secure Net
==========
4716.6
3A04 Group Key West (ANDVT/Clear)
5142.6
ANDVT Comms
5272.0
3E06
5320.0
Coast Guard District 7/8 (ANDVT/Clear)
5399.6
3C16 (ANDVT)
5422.5
3A03
5680.0
Group Charleston with CG Cutters
6234.5
3E11 (ANDVT/Clear)
6246.6
ANDVT/Clear
6815.6
???? ex-3E11
6969.0
ANDVT
7421.0
3A09
7626.0
3E10
7773.5
3A08
7845.0
????
7884.0
3E13
7909.0
3E14 CAMSLANT
8091.0
????
8240.0
Usually a HFDX frequency, but some voice with cutters noted
8337.6
3E12
8980.0
ANDVT
10608.0 3A02 Group Miami (ANDVT/Clear)
10675.0 3E19
10759.0 3E20
10788.0 3E21
10993.6 3A17 Group Key West (ANDVT/Clear)
11157.5 3E24
11202.0 Deployed cutters with HH-65 helos in Caribbean
13413.0 3E25
13809.0 ????
13950.0 ????
Note: Following designators have been mentioned recently: 3C11.
The designators above appear to be changing. Anyone else notice any
others changes? Reports are requested. Since January 2004 there has
been no mention on the nets of 3A26 and 3A31. For a full listing of
USCG aircraft and helicopters be sure to check out Mark J. Cleary's
list at URL: http://www.wunclub.com/
TISCOM Net
==========
8859.0
13221.0
17988.0
Station List:
NMC
US Coast Guard CAMSPAC Point Reyes, CA
NMG
COMSTA New Orleans, LA
NMO
US Coast Guard Honolulu, HI
NOJ
COMSTA Kodiak, AK
TISCOM US Coast Guard Telecommunications & Information Systems Command,
Arlington, VA
A1401 Net Frequencies
=====================
This is a list of Ship/Shore Independent Sideband (ISB) frequencies.
I call this set of frequencies the A1401 net.
2016.0
5419.5
2040.0
5942.5
2054.0
6961.0
4913.5
7439.0
5108.5 5217.0
7577.0 7617.0
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5223.0
7626.0
5266.0
7754.5
5272.0
7845.0
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7884.0 7909.0 9169.0 9291.0 9332.0 9373.0 10297.5 10338.5
10354.5 10378.0 10675.0 10759.0 10788.0 10929.5 10935.5 11024.0
11045.0 11157.5 13413.0 13484.0 13537.7 13950.0 14506.0 14518.75
14731.0 14752.0 14919.2 18189.0 18255.0 18283.0 18335.0 18497.0
18650.0 18716.0 20095.0 20137.0 20518.0 20639.0 23373.0 23515.0
Atlantic Only 2161.0
Pacific Only 2144.0 5932.5 7713.0 9299.5 11165.8 18757.0
Your column editor is extremely interested in receiving activity reports
on any of the above listed frequencies.
HF PACTOR II E-Mail Network
===========================
Freq
Net Control Station
---------------------5272.2 NOJ
6961.2 NMC1
6964.4 NMC
7442.3 Cutters
7685.5 NNN0MDC
8340.2 NMC
10355.2 NOJ
13827.5 NNN0MUC
14506.2 NMC
14752.2 Unknown
14922.4 Poss NOJ
18192.2 NMC1
20642.2 NMC
Fleet
----PAC
PAC
PAC
PAC
LANT
PAC
PAC
LANT
PAC
PAC
PAC
PAC
PAC
Day/Night
--------Night
Night
Night
Night
24hrs
Night
24hrs
24hrs
Day
Day
Day
Day
Day
Station List:
Callsign
Identity
--------------NAQD
USCGC Jarvis WHEC-725
NDWA
USCGC Morgenthau WHEC-722
NEGF
Unid USCGC
NEPP
USCGC Healy WAGB-20
NGDF
USCGC Munro WHEC-724
NKJU
USCGC Kukui WLB-203
NLPM
USCGC Chase WHEC-718
NLVS
USCGC Rush WHEC-723
NMAG
USCGC Hamilton WHEC-715
NMC
Communications Area Master Station Pacific (CAMSPAC)
Point Reyes, California
NMC1
Coast Guard Island, Alameda, California
NMEL
USCGC Mellon WHEC-717
NNHA
USCGC Acushnet, WMEC-167
NOJ
Communications Station (COMSTA), Kodiak, Alaska
NRCB
USCGC Eagle, WIX-327
NRPX
USCGC Buttonwood WLB-306
NRTF
USCGC Active, WMEC-618
NRUC
USCGC Storis WMEC-38
NRUO
USCGC Polar Sea WAGB-11 (no longer equipped)
NSTF
USCGC Steadfast WMEC-625
NYCQ
USCGC Boutwell WHEC-719
NZNE
USCGC Walnut WLB-205 ***New Ident***
NZVE
USCGC Alert WMEC-630
NNN0CBS
NNN0CCK
NNN0CEQ
NNN0CES
NNN0CFA
NNN0CLL
NNN0CMD
NNN0CME
NNN0CMS
NNN0CMV
NNN0CNW
USCGC Durable, WMEC-628
USCGC Bear WMEC-901
USCGC Harriet Lane WMEC-903
USCGC Gentian (WIX-290)
USNS Persistent (T-AGOS 6)
Unidentified USCGC
USCGC Mohawk WMEC-913
USCGC Northland WMEC-904
USCGC Courageous WHEC-716
USCGC Tampa WMEC-902
Unid USCGC
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NNN0CNY
NNN0CNZ
NNN0CSA
NNN0CSP
NNN0CTB
NNN0CVQ
NNN0CXK
NNN0CXS
NNN0CYU
NNN0CZK
NNN0MDA
NNN0MDC
NNN0MDF
NNN0MUC
NNN0NXZ
NNN0NZK
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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 Pennsylvania (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
9th District HF Net
===================
Frequencies (USB/ALE): 3163.4 5423.9 7530.0 7621.6 (might have
replaced 7629.1) 8126.4 9278.5 10373.6 11043.6
Station
CGD9
NODK
NODW
NODY
NRKP
NRLX
NRLY
NRUR
NRUS
NRUU
List:
Coast
USCGC
USCGC
USCGC
USCGC
USCGC
USCGC
USCGC
USCGC
USCGC
Guard District 9, Cleveland, Ohio
Bramble (WLB-392)
Sundew (WLB-404)
Acacia (WLB-406)
Mackinaw (WAGB-83)
Katmai Bay (WTGB-101)
Bristol Bay (WTGB-102)
Mobile Bay (WTGB-103)
Biscayne Bay (WTGB-104)
Neah Bay (WTGB-105)
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*U.S. Navy
==========
ELF Communications System
==========================
NEWS FLASH!! These two broadcast frequencies were turned off on
September 30, 2004 and these two sites will be dismantled per an article
in the Bay City Times newspaper on September 13, 2004.
Frequencies: 76 Hz (primary) and 44 Hz (Secondary)
There are two transmit sites: Republic, Michigan and Clam Lake,
Wisconsin. This is used as a bell ringer communication system to
submarines.
Strategic Communications Wing One (SCW-1)
=========================================
6691.0 CA (7)
11187.0 CB (0)
17982.0 CC (9)
11264.0 CH (9)
Also check 11267.0, 13240.0 and 14615.0. References have been made on the
air
to designators CD, CE, CF, CG, CK and CL.
Ships Electronics Systems Evaluation Facility (SESEF)
=====================================================
Point Loma, CA (USB): 2792.0
Mayport, FL (USB): 5745.0 10711.0
Barbers Point, HI (USB): 16087.0
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Norfolk (Fort Storey), VA (USB): 7535.0 8150.0
Ediz Hook, WA (USB): 3236.0
Yokosuka, Japan (USB): 5304.0
10711.0
Fleet Area and Control Facility (FACSFAC)
=========================================
FACSFAC Virginia Capes, VA (USB) 2252.0
Strike Group Air Defense Networks
=================================
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.
Station
Barrigada, Guam
Diego Garcia
Keflavik, Iceland
Daytime Nightime
13362.0 5765.0
12579.0 4319.0
13855.0 13855.0
7590.0 7590.0
Key West, Florida
12133.5 12133.5
5446.5 5446.5
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 10320.0 6350.0
Roosevelt Roads, PR
7507.5 7507.5
Sigonella, Sicily
4993.0 10940.5
A new frequency in the Pacific Rim has been heard intermittently on
4815.0 kHz
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NON-UNITED STATES MILITARY SERVICES
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
*Argentina
==========
3175.5 Navy LOR-Puerto Belgrano Baudot 170/75
========================================================================
*AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND
=======================
Air Force - RAAF/RNZAF
======================
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
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Discrete frequencies are available (if required) at each AOCC and
allocated after initial contact on the GPN.
Telephone patch facilities between aircraft and ground appointments.
Continuous monitoring of military distress frequency 5696 kHz.
Selective Calling (SELCAL): Available to suitably equipped aircraft.
GPN Frequencies:
Day (2100-0900 UTC)
8974.0
Night (0900-2100 UTC) 3032.0
Military Distress
5696.0
11235.0
5687.0
13206.0
8974.0
The RAAF and RNZAF share 8974 with the Spanish Air Force, and 5687 with
the Portugese and German military services.
Discrete frequencies
RAAF Darwin: 6685.0 6709.0
8989.0 9025.0
RAAF Perth:
6757.0
18003.0
RAAF Sydney: 4715.0
8992.0
11250.0
6712.0 6727.0 6760.0 8968.0 8971.0
11187.0 11199.0 11205.0 11271.0
8977.0 9022.0
23203.0
9025.0
11187.0
11271.0
15085.0
5711.0 6730.0 6739.0 8971.0 8980.0 8989.0
9007.0 9019.0 9031.0 11202.0 11208.0 11226.0
13227.0 13245.0 13248.0 15067.0 17985.0
RAAF Townsville: 5714.0
15034.0
RNZAF Auckland: 6754.0
11247.0
AOCS Callsigns
Location
ASAOCS/NZAOCS Collective
ASAOCS Collective
NZAOCS Colective
AOCC Auckland
AOCC Darwin
AOCC Perth
AOCC Sydney
AOCC Townsville
8971.0
8992.0
9007.0
11187.0
11247.0
6760.0 8965.0 9010.0 9025.0 11178.0 11217.0
13212.0 13233.0 13245.0 15044.0 15055.0
Voice Callsign
Air Force ANZAC
Air Force Australia
Air Force New Zealand
Air Force Auckland
Air Force Darwin
Air Force Perth
Air Force Sydney
Air Force Townsville
Australian Navy
===============
2768.0 A1
4375.0 A2
6510.0 A3
8122.0 A4
13116.0 A5
17344.0 A6
22708.0 A7/C5 (Tentative)
Station List:
Canberra Control, Darwin Control, Exmouth Control, Perth Control,
and Townsville Control
New Zealand Navy
================
Frequencies(USB): 3192.0
Station List: Auckland
8316.5
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*Bahamas
========
Bahamas Defense Forces
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C6WWH C6R2066
C6R2067
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*BELGIUM
========
Air Force
=========
3131.0 YA
4745.0 YD
6748.0 YF
8989.0 YG (Primary)
11268.0 YJ
15010.0 YM
18006.0 YO
18021.0 YP
20050.0 YQ
23332.0 YS
Station: Melsbroek (ONY)
=======================================================================
*Brazil
=======
Air Force
=========
13972.0 13978.0 16355.0 17982.0
ALE Identifiers:
Antares
Bandeirantes
Bravo India Sierra
Capataz
Cerrado
Hermes
India Victor
Jupiter
Manaus
Omega
Orungan
RDFEN
RDSSGC
SARBR
SARCT
SARMN
SARPV
SARRF
SA5
Saturino
Scorpius
Tamoio
Taurus
Tribo
TRiTAO
9010.0
13224.0
13586.0
Brazilian Navy survey ship H-40
Unidentified
Unidentified
Unidentified
Unidentified
Brazilia, Air Force Headquarters
Rio de Janeiro, Grupo Especial de Inspeção em Vôo,
Aeroporto Santos-Dumont
Unidentified
Manaus Air Base (heard in voice comms on
13224.0/17982.0)
Unidentified
Bahia (Salvador), Brazilian Air Force 1/7 Squadron
Unidentified
Unidentified
Rescue Coordination Center Brasília
Rescue Coordination Center Curitiba
Rescue Coordination Center Manaus
Rescue Coordination Center Porto Velho (Rondônia)
Rescue Coordination Center Recife [Tentative]
Unidentified SAR
Unidentified Squadron
Boa Vista, 1º/3º Grupo de Aviação "Escorpião"
Brazilian Navy submarine S-31
Brazilian Navy coastal survey ship H-36
Unidentified
Brazilian Navy patrol tug R-21
Army
====
Frequencies (USB/ALE): 10711.0 11530.0 12132.0
14600.0 14752.0 16333.0 16345.0 20535.0
ALE Identifiers:
AM1 Amazonas
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14582.0
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BR1
CE1
ES1
MS1
OR1
PA1
PE1
PR1
RJ1
RS1
SP1
Bahia
Brasilia, Army Headquarters
Ceara
Espirito Santo
Manaus
Orinoco [Tentative]
Para
Pernambuco
Parana
Rio de Janeiro
Rio Grande do Sul
Sao Paulo
Navy
====
Frequencies (USB/ALE): 6785.0 8031.0 8310.0 10194.5 10914.5
11010.0 11455.0 11486.0 12370.0 12437.0 13101.0 13224.0
14780.0 15932.0 16355.0 (SAR) 16607.0 16837.5 17010.0
19709.0 20064.0 22168.0
Shore Station List:
BA1SE
Base Naval do Bahia, Aracaju (Estado Sergipe)
BTLCMC1 Probable Brazilian Marine Forces unit
DE1MO
Unidentified (poss garble for RE1MO)
ERMBEL Estação Rádio da Marinha em Belém (Fourth Naval District, Pará)
ERMNAT Estação Rádio da Marinha em Natal (Third Naval District, Rio
Grande do Norte)
ERMRGD Estação Rádio da Marinha no Rio Grande (Fifth Naval District,
Rio Grande do Sul)
ERMRIO Estação Rádio da Marinha do Rio de Janeiro (First Naval
District, Rio de Janeiro)
ERMSAL Estação Rádio da Marinha em Salvador Salvador Det. (Second
Naval District, Bahia)
RE1MO
Base Naval do Recife (Estado Pernambuco)
T2ADAE Unidentified [Brazilian Navy]
Ship List:
CVFRON Corvetas FRONTIN V-33 (Class INHAÚMA)
CVINHA Corvetas INHAÚMA V-30 (Class INHAÚMA)
CVJACE Corvetas JACEGUAI V-31 (Class INHAÚMA)
CVJULI Corvetas JÚLIO DE NORONHA V-32 (Class INHAÚMA)
FBOSIS Frigate BOSÍSIO F-48 (Class Greenhalgh)
FCONST Frigate CONSTITUIÇÃO F-42 (Class NITERÓI)
FDEFEN Frigate DEFENSORA F-41 (Class NITERÓI)
FDODSW Frigate DODSWORTH Fragatas F-47 (Class GREENHALGH)
FGREEN Frigate GREENHALGH F-46 (Class Greenhalgh)
FLIBER Frigate LIBERAL F-43 (Class NITERÓI)
FRADEM Frigate RADEMAKER F-49 (Class Greenhalgh)
FTEROI Frigate NITERÓI Fragatas F-40 (Class NITERÓI)
FUNIAO Frigate UNIÃO Fragatas F-45 (Class NITERÓI)
NAESPO SÃO PAULO Navio-Aeródromo São Paulo A-12 (Porta Aviões)
NDDCEA CEARÁ G-30 Navios de Desembarque-Doca
NDCCMM MATTOSO MAIA Navio de Desembarque de Carros de Combate G-28
(Class MATTOSO MAIA)
NEBRSL BRASIL (Navio-Escola) U-27
NTGMTA GASTÃO MOTTA (Navios-Tanque) G-23
Info:
http://www.mar.mil.br/navios.htm
http://www.mar.mil.br/Marinha_do_Brasil/menu_navios.htm
Ship Roster:
Vessel-Name
Vessel-Type
(Class)
----------------------------------------------------------------------A-12 SÃO PAULO
Navio-Aeródromo São Paulo (Porta Aviões)
(COLOSSUS)
D-27 PARÁ
Contratorpedeiros (PARÁ)
D-30 PERNAMBUCO
Contratorpedeiros (PARÁ)
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Fragatas (NITERÓI)
Fragatas (NITERÓI)
Fragatas (NITERÓI)
Fragatas (NITERÓI)
Fragatas (NITERÓI)
Fragatas (NITERÓI)
Fragatas (GREENHALGH)
Navio-Transporte Fluvial
Navio-Tanque Fluvial
Navios-Transporte de Tropas
Navios-Tanque
Navio de Desembarque de Carros de Combate
(MATTOSO MAIA)
G-30 CEARÁ
Navios de Desembarque-Doca
G-31 RIO DE JANEIRO
Navios de Desembarque-Doca
H-11 PARAIBANO
Avisos Hidrográficos
H-12 RIO BRANCO
H-13 MESTRE JOÃO DOS SANTOS Navios-Balizadores(Mestre João dos Santos)
H-14 NOGUEIRA DAGAMA
H-15 ITACURUSSÁ
H-16 CAMACIM
H-17 CARAVELAS
H-18 COMANDANTE VARELLA
Navios-Balizadores (Mestre João dos Santos)
H-20 COMANDANTE MANHÃES
H-19 TENENTE CASTELO
H-21 SIRIUS
Navios Hidrográficos
H-24 CASTELHANOS
H-25 TENENTE BOANERGES
H-26 FAROLEIRO MÁRIO SEIXAS Navios-Balizadores (Mestre João dos Santos)
H-27 FAROLEIRO AREAS
H-30 FAROLEIRO NASCIMENTO
H-31 ARGUS
Navios Hidrográficos
H-34 ALMIRANTE GRAÇA ARANHA Navios-Faroleiro
H-35 AMORIM DO VALLE
H-36 TAURUS
Navio Hidroceanográfico
H-37 GARNIER SAMPAIO
H-40 ANTARES
Navios Oceanográficos Classe Antares
H-41 ALMIRANTE CÂMARA
Navios Oceanográficos Classe Antares
H-44 ARY RONGEL
Navio de Apoio Oceanográfico
K-11 FELINTO PERRY
Navio de Socorro Submarino
M-15 ARATU
Navios-Varredores (ARATU)
M-16 ANHATOMIRIM
M-17 ATALAIA
M-18 ARACATUBA
M-19 ABROLHOS
M-20 ALBARDÃO
P-10 PIRATINI
Navios-Patrulha (PIRATINI)
P-11 PIRAJÁ
P-12 PAMPEIRO
P-13 PARATI
P-14 PENEDO
P-15 POTI
P-20 PEDRO TEIXEIRA
Navios-Patrulha Fluviais (PEDRO TEIXEIRA)
P-21 RAPOSO TAVARES
Navios-Patrulha Fluviais (PEDRO TEIXEIRA)
P-30 RORAIMA
Navios-Patrulha Fluviais (RORAIMA)
P-31 RONDÔNIA
P-32 AMAPÁ
P-40 GRAJAÚ
Navios-Patrulha (GRAJAÚ)
P-41 GUAÍBA
P-42 GRAÚNA
P-43 GOIANA
P-44 GUAJARÁ
P-45 GUAPORÉ
P-46 GURUPÁ
P-47 GURUPI
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F-40
F-41
F-42
F-43
F-44
F-45
F-46
F-47
F-48
F-49
G-15
G-17
G-21
G-23
G-28
NITERÓI
DEFENSORA
CONSTITUIÇÃO
LIBERAL
INDEPENDÊNCIA
UNIÃO
GREENHALGH
DODSWORTH
BOSÍSIO
RADEMAKER
PARAGUASSU
POTENGI
ARY PARREIRAS
GASTÃO MOTTA
MATTOSO MAIA
P-48
P-49
P-50
P-51
P-60
P-62
P-61
P-63
R-21
R-22
R-23
R-24
R-25
R-26
S-30
S-31
S-32
S-33
U-10
U-11
U-12
U-17
U-18
U-19
U-20
U-27
U-29
V-15
V-19
V-20
V-24
V-30
V-31
V-32
V-33
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GUANABARA
GUARUJÁ
GUARATUBA
GRAVATAÍ
BRACUÍ
Navios-Patrulha (BRACUÍ)
BOCAINA
BENEVENTE
BABITONGA
TRITÃO
Rebocadores de Alto-Mar (TRIUNFO)
TRIDENTE
TRIUNFO
ALTE GUILHEM
Rebocadores de Alto-Mar (GUILHEM)
ALTE GUILLOBEL
Rebocadores de Alto-Mar (GUILHEM)
TRINDADE
Rebocador de Alto-Mar (Trindade)
TUPI
Submarinos (TUPI)
TAMOIO
Submarinos (TUPI)
TIMBIRA
Submarinos (TUPI)
TAPAJÓ
Submarinos (TUPI)
ASPIRANTE NASCIMENTO
Avisos de Instrução (Aspirante Nascimento)
GUARDA-MARINHA JANSEN Avisos de Instrução (Aspirante Nascimento)
GUARDA-MARINHA BRITO
Avisos de Instrução (Aspirante Nascimento)
PARNAIBA
Monitor
OSWALDO CRUZ
Navios de Assistência Hospitalar
CARLOS CHAGAS
Navios de Assistência Hospitalar
NAVIO VELEIRO CISNE BRANCO Navio Veleiro
BRASIL
Navio-Escola
PIRAIM
Aviso de Transporte Fluvial
IMPERIAL MARINHEIRO
Corvetas (IMPERIAL MARINHEIRO)
CABOCLO
ANGOSTURA
SOLIMÕES
INHAÚMA
Corvetas (INHAÚMA)
JACEGUAI
Corvetas (INHAÚMA)
JÚLIO DE NORONHA
Corvetas (INHAÚMA)
FRONTIN
Corvetas (INHAÚMA)
Frequencies (USB/ALE): 9117.0 13224.0 13972.0
Station List:
BR1 Brasilia (VII Naval District)[tentative]
CE1 Ceara (Naval Port)or Fortaleza [tentative]
MS1 Manaus (Commando Naval do Amazona Occidental)[tentative]
PE1 Sao Pedro de Aldeia (Naval Air Base)[tentative]
=======================================================================
*Canada
=======
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)
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
5717.0 SAR Net: Halifax, St. John's. Trenton, Vancouver-Primary
5850.0 Halifax Maritime Air Group (D1B)
6694.0 Halifax, Vancouver (D6G)
6712.0 CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft)
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6715.0
6745.0
6751.0
6754.0
8050.0
8989.0
8992.0
9007.0
9010.0
9023.0
9031.0
10194.0
11007.5
11190.0
11205.0
11214.0
11232.0
11265.0
11271.0
13206.0
13257.0
14364.0
15031.0
15034.0
17994.0
18000.0
18012.0
18027.0
23250.0
23271.0
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SAR Net: Halifax, Trenton, Vancouver (D3H)
MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton
Halifax, Vancouver, SIDECAR (NORAD)
MACS VOLMET: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton
CanForce Discrete: Trenton (poss CanForce ALE activity here)
MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton (Initial contact freq when aircraft
is west of 90 deg west)(D1H)
CanForce Discrete: Trenton
MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton (Initial contact freq
when aircraft is east of 90 deg west)
CanForce Discrete: Vancouver
NORAD: Trenton (C5)
CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft)
CanForce Discrete: Trenton (US/Canadian Ground/AWACS Discrete)
CanForce Discrete (Pipeline/Gonzo aircraft)
CanForce Discrete: Halifax working VDD, Trenton
NORAD: Trenton (NORAD/MACS discrete- C6)
MACS Net: Alert, Edmonton, Halifax, St, John's, Trenton,
Yellowknife(Initial contact freq when aircraft is east of 90 deg
west)
MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton
MACS Net: Edmonton, Trenton (Initial contact freq when
aircraft is west of 90 deg west)
CanForce Discrete: Trenton
Foxtrot MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton
MACS Net: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton
MACS VOLMET: Edmonton, St. John's, Trenton
CanForce discrete: Halifax
NORAD: Halifax, Edmonton (C8)
MACS Net: Trenton
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.
Digital Communications
======================
CFH RTTY: 4271.0
Stations List:
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
Canadian Military Communications
================================
Canadian Military ALE Network
11605.0 12185.0
7600.0
Station List:
VDE Unidentified
VDD Debert, NS
VEX Penhold, AB
Canadian Forces/NORAD Charlie Designators
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10000.0
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4721.0
C1
6735.0
C2
6750.0
C3
8967.0 or 8968.0 C4
13206.0 or 13207.0 C7
Canadian Forces Affiliate Radio System (CFARS)
==============================================
CFARS is the Canadian Forces Affiliate Radio System which is equivalent
to the United States Military Affiliate Radio System (MARS) program.
CFARS stations are located at various United Nations peace-keeping
operations around the world and operate amateur radio equipment that
provides phone patches for service personnel to their families. They are
also to be found on Navy and Coast Guard ships.
6978.5 Alpha
14386.0 Bravo
14460.0 Charlie
14463.0 Delta
14446.5 Echo
20971.5 Foxtrot
20963.5 Golf
29715.0 Hotel
14454.0 Juliet
14449.5 Kilo
20977.5 Lima
13954.0 Mike
6982.5 Whiskey
6962.5 X-ray
4052.5 Yankee
4023.5 Zulu
Thanks to the Northern Alberta Radio Club (http://narc.net) for the
above information.
=======================================================================
*Chile
======
Navy
====
Frequencies (LSB/ALE): 9818.0
ALE Addresses: FLC TAC
12103.0
=======================================================================
*Czech Republic
===============
Military Net Frequencies(CW): 2362.0
=======================================================================
*Denmark
========
Air Force
=========
Frequency/Designator Matrix (USB/ALE)
2250.0 OWC/OWD/OWE/OWF/OWI/OWK/OWP/OWU/OYG (U12/ALE)
2296.0 OWB (L96-Alternate Night)
2531.0 OWF/OWI/OWK/OWP (ALE)
3023.0 OWB (Alternate)
3053.0 OWB (L18-Primary Day)
3291.0 OWD/OWE
4577.0 OWB (F18-Alternate Day)
4703.0 OWB/OWD/OWE (V26-Alternate)
4756.5 OWD/OWE
4840.0 OWC/OWD/OWE/OWF/OWI/OWK/OWP/OWU (ALE)
Pagina 36
5120.0
6630.0
6651.0
6730.0
6770.0
6834.0
9034.0
9933.0
11076.0
11217.0
11244.0
11468.0
12186.0
13435.0
13455.0
15043.0
15820.0
16280.0
16327.0
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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)
OWE/OWF (ALE)
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)
Station List:
OUY Unknown
OWB RCC Karup, voice call: Karup Rescue
OWC Unknown
OWD FSN Vaerlose, voice call: Saloon
OWE FTK Karup, Voice call Primrose
OWF AF Skrydstrup
OWG AF Vandel
OWI AF Air Base Aalborg
OWJ AF Tirstrup (tentative ID)
OWK AF Headquarters Vedbaek
OWP Unknown
OWU Unknown
OYG 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.
Navy
====
Frequencies (CW): 4637.0
Frequencies (CW/RTTY): 18281.0 (OVK)
Station List:
OUA Stevns, Denmark
OVC Groennedal, Greenland
OVG Unknown
OVK Aahus (Navy)
=======================================================================
*Ecuador
========
Navy
====
Noted during June 03 UNITAS-03 exercise
Frequency (USB/ALE): 7900.0
Station List:
COOPNA Naval Operations Command (Comando Operaciones Navale)
CFF
Commander Frigate Force (Comando Fuerza Frigata)
CORMAN Corbeta Manabi (CM 12)
CORGAL Corbeta Los Galapagos (CM 15)
CORORO Corbeta El Oro (CM-14)
CORESM Corbeta Esmeraldas (CM 11)
LAMCUE Launcha Missileria Cuenca (LM 24)
Pagina 37
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HALCON Type B 119 class PG "Halcon"
=======================================================================
*France
=======
Air Force
=========
French Air Force Circus HF radio network
Frequency/Designator Matrix (USB unles otherwise indicated)
6869.0 Veilleur-Taverny working AWACS aircraft (Secure voice)
6712.0 Marjolaine 2
8972.0 Racontar 1
8992.0 Vinaigrette 3
13236.0 Reconfort 3 (Raphael?)
14587.0 Unknown
18012.0 Citadelle 1
23254.0 Veritee 3
?????.? Citadelle 3
143.800 MHz Canasta (AM Mode)
Station List:
Circus Blanc
Circus Bleu
Circus Bonne
Circus Citron
Circus Corail
Circus Diamant
Circus Dore
Circus Ebene
Circus Fraise
Circus Lilas
Circus Noir
Circus Ocre
Circus Orange
Circus Tango
Circus Tilleul
Circus Vert
Circus Villa
Bangui, Central Africa Republic
Le Reunion, Reunion Island
Bordeaux, France
Cayenne, French Guyana
Corfu/Taveaux, Greece
Dole/Taveaux, France
Djibouti
Evreux, France
Fort de France, Martinique
Libreville, Gabon
Noumea, New Caledonia
Orleans, France
Dakar, Senegal
Toulouse/Francazal
N'djamena, Chad
CFAP Headquarters, Villacoublay, France
Villacoublay, France
French Air Force Strategic Missions
Frequency (USB): 6688.0 8976.0
Station List:
Capitol COFAS Headquarters Taverny
Digital Net
===========
3157.9 FDI8-Nice, France Baudot 400/50R
4042.0 FDG-Bordeaux, France Baudot ?/50
4212.5 FDI8-Nice, France CW
4596.0 FDC-Metz, France CW
5214.5 FDG-Bordeaux, France ?/50 baud
5367.0 FDI8-Nice, France Baudot 85/50
5446.5 FDC-Metz, France Baudot ?/50
7380.0 FDG-Bordeaux, France CW
7859.0 FDY-Orleans, France Baudot ?/50 baud
10671.0 FDG-Bordeaux, France CW
10996.0 FDI22-Narbone CW
Navy
====
Warship Frequencies
2214.0 FUC on 2780.0
Pagina 38
2259.0
4165.6
6259.0
8310.6
8314.6
8330.6
8334.6
12369.0
12374.6
12398.6
12402.5
12410.6
16559.6
16595.6
16598.0
16607.6
FUE
FUE
FUE
FUV
FUF
FUG
FUX
6WW
FUX
FUV
FUF
FUG
FUF
FUV
6WW
FUG
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
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2789.0
4295.0
6348.0
8568.0
8478.5
8453.0 (75 or 150 baud)
8475.5
12857.0
12691.0
13042.5 (may use 75 or 150 baud)
13031.2
12666.5 (150 baud)
16961.5
16904.9
16951.5
17180.0 (75 or 150 baud)
Miscellaneous Frequencies
2436.0 French Navy-Mediterrean USB
3107.0 French Navy-Atlantic (callsign Armor) USB
3896.0 French Navy-Mediterrean USB
5708.0 French Navy-Atlantic (callsign Armor) USB
6760.0 Tactical calls (callsign Whiskey Alpha) tentative (USB)
RTTY Net
2608.0 FUO RTTY 850/75
4232.0 FUF RTTY 850/75
6348.0 HWN ITA2/150/UOS encrypted
FUE ITA150
8300.0 6WW RTTY 850/75
8453.9 FUG RTTY 850/75
8475.5 FUX RTTY 850/75
8479.0 FUF RTTY 850/75
10282.0 FUO RTTY 850/75 and 170/75
10310.6 TLFUO-Toulon clg 1TLFUF-Fort de France USB/MIL-STD 188-141A
10918.6 6WW RTTY 425/50
12666.5 FUG RTTY 860/75
12690.7 RFVIE-Le Port Baudot 850/75
12857.0 6WW Baudot 850/75
13032.0 FUF RTTY 850/75
13042.0 FUV RTTY 850/150
13444.2 RFQP-Djibouti ARQ-E3 400/100
13944.0 RFQP-Djibouti ARQ-E3 400/100
13986.7 RFFA-MOD Paris ARQ-E3 192bd
14585.7 RFPTC-N'Djamena Arq-E3 400/200
16905.0 FUV Baudot 850/75
16915.0 RFVIE-Le Port, Reunion Baudot 850/75
16951.6 6WW RTTY 850/75
16961.5 FUF Baudot 850/75
19216.7 RFLI-Fort de France, Martinique ARQ-E3 380/192 and ARQ-E3
96 bd
19951.5 6WW Baudot 850/75
20555.0 RFFX-MOD Paris ARQ-E3 184.6bd
Station List:
6WW Dakar, Senegal
FUC Location Unknown
FUE Brest, France
FUF Fort de France, Martinique
FUG La Regine, France
FUO Toulon, France
FUV Djibouti, Djibouti
FUX Le Port, Reunion Island
=======================================================================
*Germany
========
Air Force
Pagina 39
WUN-v11
=========
Update courtesy of Andreas Heymann.
Air-to-Ground Network
=====================
3107.0 Alpha
3143.0 Bravo
3903.0 Charlie
4721.0 Delta
5687.0 Echo (Primary net frequency)
5717.0 Foxtrot
6700.0 Golf
6715.0 Hotel
6730.0 India
6751.0 Juliet
8965.0 Kilo
9025.0 Lima
11217.0 Mike
11265.0 November
13203.0 Oscar
13233.0 Papa
15073.0 Quebec
17973.0 Romeo
17991.0 Sierra
18012.0 Tango
23201.0 Uniform
23215.0 Victor (may be 23231, comments please)
23255.0 Whisky
23318.0 X-ray
23341.0 Yankee
23345.0 Zulu
29724.0 Alpha-Bravo
Note: These frequencies are used by DHM91 Munster German Air Force
Transport Command headquarters in northern Germany. 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.
Digital System
==============
DASA/EADS-MAHRS 2400 bd burst PSK/STANAG 4285: 6949.0 6958.5 7543.0
7630.0 7729.0 7810.0 7814.0 7823.0 7995.0 8070.0 8139.0 9051.0
10926.5 11136.5 12273.0 13502.0 14613.5
**Navy
======
Frequency/Designator Matrix
2265.9 RTTY-DHJ58
2625.0 USB-DHJ59
MRL 59/02
3056.0 USB/RTTY-DHJ78/DHJ59
MATELO ARCN
3116.0 USB-DHJ59
MATELO ARCN
3122.0 USB/RTTY-DHJ58/DHM42 (Glücksburg Rescue)
3590.0 RTTY-DHJ58
3653.0 RTTY-DHJ58
3718.6 RTTY-DHJ58
4047.9 RTTY-DHJ58
4154.3 USB/3 channel VFT-DHJ59
MRL 59/04
4356.6 USB/RTTY-DHJ58
4424.4 RTTY-DHJ58
MATELO ARCN
MATELO ARCN 405
6779.0 USB-DHJ59
MRL 59/06
8335.3 USB/3 channel VFT-DHJ59
MRL 59/08
MRL 59/10
10206.2 USB/Stanag 4285 2400bd PSK-DHJ58 MRL 58/10
10711.0 USB/RTTY
Pagina 40
10722.0
11090.0
11235.0
11256.0
12178.0
12415.3
14722.0
15929.0
16129.0
17544.0
17994.0
22238.5
23744.0
USB/RTTY-DHJ59
USB/RTTY
USB-DHJ78
USB/RTTY-DHJ59
USB/RTTY-DHJ59
USB/3 channel VFT-DHJ59
RTTY PSK 600 baud
USB/RTTY-DHJ59
USB/RTTY-DHJ58
USB-DHJ59
USB/RTTY-DHJ59
USB-DHJ59
USB-DHJ59
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MRL 59/11
F-63
MATELO ARCN
MRL 59/12
MRL 59/13
MRL 59/15
MRL 58/16
MRL 59/17
MATELO ARCN
MRL 59/23
MRL 59/25
Station List:
Callsign
Unit
Place
=======================================================================
DHJ23
NORTHAG Mönchengladbach
DHJ36
NORTHAG Mönchengladbach
DHJ37
CENTAG Heidelberg
DHJ38
Fm/EloAufklRgt 220 Donauwörth
DHJ39
Heeresamt Köln
DHJ40
HFlgBrig 3 Mendig
DHJ41
LTG 61 FÜGrp 1 Landsberg
DHJ42
LTG 61 FÜGrp 2 Landsberg
DHJ43
JaBoG 32 Lechfeld
DHJ44
III. Korps Koblenz
DHJ46
I. CATAC et FAFA Lahr
DHJ47
2. ATAF Mönchengladbach
DHJ48
4. ATAF Ramstein
DHJ49
BMVg Bonn/Berlin
DHJ50
I. Korps Münster
DHJ51
AfWG St. Adelgund - Hochheid
DHJ53
MStpKdo Warnemünde
DHJ54
MarA Landtestanlage Bremen-Vegesack
DHJ55
HQ 7th (US) Army Heidelberg
DHJ56
FüUstBrig 900 Rheinbach
DHJ57
Range Naval Radio Schönhagen
DHJ58
MFmZ - MFmGrp 11 Glücksburg
DHJ59
MFmZ - MFmGrp 21 Wilhelmshaven - Sengwarden
DHJ60
KdoTrpVersM Abt. FüMi Eckernförde
DHJ61
MFmS Flensburg
DHJ62
Naval Port Radio Neustadt i.H.
DHj63
Range Naval Radio Todendorf
DHJ64
DTA MND(C) Mönchengladbach
DHJ65
UKdo 8 Zweibrücken
DHJ66
Submarine Naval Radio Eckernförde
DHJ67
HöhKdoBeh LW GefSt Köln
DHJ68
HQ CINCUSAFE Wiesbaden
DHJ69
JaBoG 31 Nörvenich
DHJ70
MUKdo Wilhelmshaven
DHJ72
4. ATAF Kindsbach
DHJ73
II. GE/US Korps Ulm
DHJ74
Kdo 2. LwDiv Birkenfeld
DHJ75
WBK III/7. PzDiv Düsseldorf
DHJ76
MFG 5 Airbase Kiel-Holtenau
DHJ77
HfFlgRgt 35 Mendig
DHJ78
MFG 3 Airbase Nordholz
DHJ80
WBK IV/5. PzDiv Mainz
DHJ81
PzLehrBrig 9 Munster
DHJ82
Naval Port Radio Parow
DHJ83
HöhKdoBeh LW GefSt Köln
DHJ84
Naval Radio Wangerooge
DHJ85
PiBrig 20 Minden
DHJ86
Deutscher Wetterdienst - MilZentr. Offenbach
DHJ87
TerKdo Nord Mönchengladbach
DHJ88
AfWG Limsdorf
DHJ89
PzBrig 23 Augustdorf
Pagina 41
DHJ90
DHJ91
DHJ92
DHJ93
DHJ94
DHJ95
DHJ96
DHJ97
DHJ98
DHJ99
DHM21
DHM22
DHM23
DHM24
DHM25
DHM27
DHM30
DHM31
DHM33
DHM35
DHM36
DHM37
DHM39
DHM41
DHM42
DHM43
DHM44
DHM45
DHM46
DHM47
DHM49
DHM50
DHM52
DHM53
DHM54
DHM55
DHM56
DHM57
DHM58
DHM60
DHM61
DHM62
DHM64
DHM65
DHM66
DHM67
DHM68
DHM70
DHM71
DHM72
DHM74
DHM75
DHM76
DHM79
DHM82
DHM85
DHM88
DHM89
DHM90
DHM91
DHM92
DHM95
DHM97
DHN21
DHN22
DHN23
DHN24
DHN31
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LwUstGrpKdo Nord Münster
British Army Of The Rhine (BAOR)Mönchengladbach
CCFFA Baden - Oos
CENTAG Pirmasens
4. RCAF Fighter Wing Söllingen
WBK VI/1. GebDiv München
3. RCAF Fighter Wing
Zweibrücken
Sammelruf --> ALLE Funkstellen des aktuellen Kreises
JaBoG 33 Büchel
KdoTrpVersM - Testsendungen
Naval Radio Staberhuk
MOS Bremerhaven
HFlgRgt 26 Roth
FüUstBrig 4 Berlin
LTrspKdo - FüUstGrp Münster
PzGrenBrig 41 Eggesin
SOC Brokzetel
Naval Radio List/Sylt
MArsBetrb Kiel
Jachmannbrücke Radio (MArsBetrb) Wilhelmshaven
KdoMFüSys Wilhelmshaven
SOC Uedem - Kalkar
PzGrenBrig 38 Weißenfels
MWaS Kappeln Ellenberg
Naval Radio Glücksburg
IV. Korps
GeophysBLtSt Süd Fürstenfeldbruck
MFmStab 70 Flensburg
WBK V / 10. PzDiv Sigmaringen
2. ATAF Air Base Weeze - Laarbruch
LogBrig 4 Unna
LogBrig 2 Germersheim
SanBrig 4 Fritzlar
HFlgRgt 36 Fritzlar
LwKdo Süd Meßstetten
WBK II/1. PzDiv Hannover
WBK VII/13. PzGrenDiv
HFlgRgt 15 Rheine
1. CanAirDiv Lahr
KLK/4. Div Regensburg
PzGrenBrig 1/VBK 22 Hildesheim
CINCENT Erbeskopf
Naval Radio Darßer Ort
MFuSSt Dollerup
MFuSSt Friedrichsort
MFuSSt Hürup
Unknown Frankenberg
MFuSSt Schortens
PzBrig 18 Oldenburg
GeophysBltSt Nord Niederselk
LLBrig 31 Oldenburg
MFuESt Lütjenholm
MFuESt Wittmund-Harlesiel
Sammelanruf I. D/NL Korps
Forschungsanstalt der Bw für Wasserschall u. Geophys Kiel
MFuSSt Marlow
FmABw bzw. AFmISBw Rheinbach
2. ATAF Air Base Brüggen - Bracht
Comms Group Lahr
LTrspKdo - Leitfunkstelle Münster
Sammelanruf II. Korps
1. Wing RCAF Lahr
NL Army Dillingen
2. ATAF Rheindahlen
2. ATAF Rheindahlen
WBK VIII/14. PzGrenDiv
PiBrig 40/VBK 41 Lahnstein
Jagdgeschwader 71 Wittmundhafen
Pagina 42
DHN41
DHN43
DHN44
DHN45
DHN46
DHN49
DHN51
DHN53
DHN54
DHN55
DHN60
DHN61
DHN62
DHN63
DHN64
DHN65
DHN66
DHN67
DHN68
DHN69
DHN70
DHN71
DHN72
DHN79
DHN81
DHN82
DHN83
DHN84
DHN85
DHN90
DHN92
DHN95
DHN99
DHO21
DHO22
DHO23
DHO24
DHO27
DHO28
DHO31
DHO32
DHO35
DHO36
DHO37
DHO38
DHO39
DHO41
DHO42
DHO43
DHO45
DHO46
DHO47
DHO48
DHO49
DHO54
DHO59
DHO60
DHO61
DHO63
DHO64
DHO65
DHO66
DHO67
DHO69
DHO70
DHO71
DHO73
DHO74
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GebJgBrig 23 Bad Reichenhall
PzGrenBrig 37 Frankenberg
Jagdgeschwader 74 Neuburg
PzGrenBrig 32 Schwanewede
SanBrig 2 Ulm
KrVtlSt bei MUKdo Wilhelmshaven
HFlgRgt 30 Niederstetten
Naval Port Radio Wilhelmshaven
Fm/EloAufklRgt 320 Frankenberg
UKdo 9 Philippsburg
LwFüKdo Köln-Wahn
DTA LANDCENT Heidelberg
DTA ARRC Mönchengladbach
PzGrenBrig 19/VBK 33 Ahlen
PzBrig 12 Amberg
FmBtl 950 "Radio Andernach" Andernach
NATO AEW Force Command Geilenkirchen
FmRgt 920 Kastellaun
St/FmRgt 310 Koblenz
HFlgRgt 16 Celle
FmRgt 990 LANDCENT Essen
HFlgRgt 25 Laupheim
HFlgRgt 6 Hohenlockstedt
Erprobungsstelle der Bundeswehr 61 Manching
PzGrenBrig 30 Ellwangen
Marineunterwasserortungsstelle Fehmarn Marienleuchte
HFlgRgt 10 Fassberg
PzBrig 14 Neustadt
PzGrenBrig 5 Homberg - Efze
PzGrenBrig 40/VBK 86 Schwerin
LwKdo Nord Kalkar
PzBrig 39/VBK 71 Erfurt
Fm/EloAufklRgt 940 Daun
LLBrig 26 Saarlouis
Aufklärungsgeschwader 51 Jagel - Kropp (Schleswig)
LTrspGeschw 51 Landsberg
LTrspGeschw 63 FüGrp Hohn (Rendsburg)
JaBoG 49 Fürstenfeldbruck
JaBoG 35 Pferdsfeld
JaBoG 34 Memmingen
LTrspGeschw 62 Wunstorf
MFG 2 Funkstelle Eggebeck (Tarp)
Flugbereitschaft der Lw beim BMVg Bonn/Berlin
LTrspGeschw 62 FüGrp 1 Wunstorf
MFuSSt Saterland-Ramsloh
LTrspGeschw 62 FüGrp 2 Wunstorf
NL Air Staff HQ Hesepe
Fm/EloAufklBrig 94 Daun
Kdo 4. LwDiv Aurich
PiBrig 10 Schleswig
Naval Radio Olpenitz
SanBrig 1 Leer
LogBrig 1 Lingen/Ems
PiBrig 30 Hilden
Fernmeldebereich 70 Trier
PzBrig 36/VBK 64 Veitshöchheim
LTrspGeschw 63 Hohn (Rendsburg)
Pionierschule FSH BauT Percha
4. NLDiv Bergen-Hohne
PiBrig 50 Bogen
LLBrig 25 Calw
Naval Air Operations Center Glücksburg
PiLehrBrig 60 Ingolstadt
Naval Radio Eckernförde
PzBrig 34 Diez
Naval Radio Arkona
Naval Radio Marienleuchte
1. NL Korps Seedorf (Zeven)
Pagina 43
DHO75
DHO76
DHO77
DHO78
DHO79
DHO80
DHO81
DHO82
DHO83
DHO85
DHO91
DHO92
DHO95
DHO99
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Sammelrufzeichen Lufttransportkommando (Collective callsign for
all the three Air Transport Wings)
DTA LANDJUT Rendsburg
JaBoG 36 Rheine - Hopsten
Kdo 3. LwDiv/GAFSC "N" Gatow
Naval Radio Helgoland
Naval Port Radio Olpenitz
Naval Radio Borkum
PzBrig 42/VBK 84 Potsdam
WBK I/6. PzGrenDiv Kiel
UKdo 4 Diez
Kdo 1. LwDiv/GAFCSC "S" Karlsruhe
FüUstBrig 2 Ulm
Naval Radio Sahlenburg
I. BEL Corps Köln-Weiden
=======================================================================
*Israel
=======
Air Force
=========
Frequencies (USB/ALE):
5418.0 6840.0 7630.0 7780.0 8100.0 8220.0 8858.0 9227.0 10190.0
10304.0 10614.0 11491.0 12143.0
Navy (4XZ)
==========
Frequencies (CW):
2800.0 4241.0 4331.0
5159.0
8101.0
12984.0
=======================================================================
*Italy
======
Air Force
=========
Frequencies (USB):
IGN-Rome?
10280.0 tactical paired with 6788.0 (Kosovo Relief Ops)
IEY55/IEY56 11272.0
Navy
====
Frequencies (USB):
IBO Unknown 4530.0
ICM Sigonella 6693.0 6703.0 6752.0 6755.0 8982.0
ICS La Spezia 4438.5 6873.5
ICT Taranto 4474.0
IDR Rome 2270.2 2285.5 3131.0 3146.0 4721.0 5330.0 6205.5 6433.0 6688.0
6708.0 6733.0 6760.0 6880.0 8715.2 8977.0 8981.0 10498.2 10605.7
11250.0 12238.5 12382.0 12471.7 13216.0 13254.0 13455.2
IGJ Augusta 2274.5 3827.0 4168.5 4745.0 8302.5
IGN Unknown 6788.0
IGY Unknown 2272.5 6733.0
INY NATO Unknown 10315.0
CARB Broadcast IGJ/IDR (RTTY): 2463.1 4214.2 8150.8 8429.5
=======================================================================
*Lithuania
==========
Military (USB/ALE): 2710.0
=======================================================================
*Mexico
=======
Courtesy of Ron Perron and frequency/address updates by Hugh Stegman
Army
Pagina 44
WUN-v11
====
Frequencies (USB/ALE): 4650.0 5252.0 5263.0 6955.0
8050.0 8084.0 9025.0 9060.0 10135.0 10444.0
7777.0
8047.0
Station List:
Monitoring indicates that there at at least five categories/ groupings
of ALE identifiers used on Mexican Army nets.
Animals 5252.0 5263.0 7777.0 8050.0 10135.0 10444.0
ALE Addresses: Chacal Jaguar Leon (Lion) Lobito (small wolf?)
Pantera (Panther) Puma Tigre
Countries 9060.0
ALE Addresses: Espana
Espartaco
Israel
Minerals/Jewels 4650.0 7777.0 8047.0 8084.0 9060.0 10135.0 10444.0
ALE Addresses: Acero (chrome steel) Aluminio (aluminum) Cobre (copper)
Diamante (diamond) J5 Jade Zeta(?)
Miscellaneous 8050.0 10135.0
ALE Addresses: 123 Ganzo (?--possible garble)
Planets 6955.0 9025.0 10135.0
ALE Addresses: Marte (Mars) Tierra (Earth)
(Uranus)
Venus
Regional Net 4650.0 7777.0 9060.0
ALE Addresses: RM5 RM7 RM9 RM10 RM13
Universo (Universe)
RM16
Urano
RM17
=======================================================================
*NATO
=====
DHN66 NATO Geilenkirchen
3089.0 Channel A01
3900.0 Channel A02
6691.0 Channel A03 (Secondary)
8980.0 Channel A04
10172.0 Channel A05
10315.0 Channel A06 (Primary)
10429.0 Channel A07
11229.0 Channel A08
?
Channel A09
?
Channel A10
18009.0 Channel A11
The following frequencies have also been heard with NATO AWACS traffic,
but designators are not known: 4542.0 4758.0 6700.0 6760.0 6762.5
8971.0 8986.0 12165.0 23241.0
=======================================================================
*Netherlands
============
Air Force
=========
4450.0
5086.0
5406.5
8086.0
Station List:
Bandbox Nieuw Milligan (CRC Radar Control)
Army
====
Frequencies (USB): 2274.0 2954.0 3305.5 3813.5 4762.0 4766.0
5032.5 5052.5 5115.0 5133.5 5144.5 5323.5 5388.5 5768.5
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Frequencies (RTTY): 2275.5 2955.5 3306.5 3815.0 4763.5 4777.5
5034.0 5054.0 5116.5 5135.0 5146.0 5325.0 5390.0 5770.0
SFOR deployment
4522.5
Coast Guard
===========
Netherlands Coastguard (also in Den Helder) with Coast Guard ships and
planes
Station List:
PBDO
Coastguard 01
Coastguard 02
Coastguard 03
Coastguard 04
Coastguard 05
Den Helder Rescue
Pedro 2/4/6
Pluto 1/3/5
Vessel "Zeearend"
Dornier DO 228 Coastguard Plane
Westland Lynx Navy helikopter
Orion P-3C Navy Airplane
Police Helicopter
Police Plane
RCC
Westland Lynx Navy helikopter
Orion P-3C Navy patrouille vliegtuig
Navy
====
Warship frequencies (to stations PBB/PBC)
2121.4 Channel 02A
2259.4 Channel 02B
4155.0 Channel 04A
4161.0 Channel 04B
4171.5 Channel 04C
6237.5 Channel 06A
6242.0 Channel 06B
8321.0 Channel 08A
8324.0 Channel 08B
8337.5 Channel 08C
12375.5 Channel 12B
16576.0 Channel 17B
PBV NAS Valkenburg
Frequencies: 3128.0
5705.0
8971.0
11178.0
Navy Den Helder "De Kooy"
Ship-to-Shore: 2204.0
Air-to-Ground (Helicopter): 2753.0
PBB CARBs brooadcast: 3764.4
PBB RTTY Marker: 2845.0
PBC RTTY Marker: 2474.0
Caribbean Operations Frequencies:
8199.6
PJC
11178.0 PJK
CARB Broadcast
PBB: 6483
PBC: 6358.5 8439
12840.7
Station List:
PBB Navy Den Helder
PBC Goeree Island
PBV NAS Valkenburg
PJC NRN Hato Curacao (Counter-Narco Ops)
PJK Suffisant Curacao (ASW Operations)
=======================================================================
*Papua New Guinea
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Defense Force
=============
General Purpose Net Frequencies (GPN)
3175.0 LGF Secondary
5746.0 LGG Primary
7496.0 LGH Secondary
Station List:
P2A2
Port Moresby
P2A3
Lae
Defense Force Patrol Boats:
Frequencies (USB): 5267.0 7587.0
7767.0
8146.0
9240.0
======================================================================
*Portugal
=========
Air Force
=========
Frequencies (USB):
5687.0
6685.0
8992.0
9007.0
======================================================================
*Russia
=======
High Command ELF
================
ELF: The Russian equivalent to our now extinct 76/44 Hz ELF submarine
communication system operates on 82 Hz. No station location or details
are known.
=======================================================================
*South Africa
=============
Navy ZRH-SIlvermine (FAX 120/576): 4014.0
Navy ZSJ-Silvermine (MFSK32 54.5 baud): 4014.0 4032.7
=======================================================================
*Spain
======
Air Force
=========
5699.0 Channel 1A
6724.0 Channel 1
8974.0 Channel 3
9022.0 Channel 3A
11211.0 Channel 2
11235.0 Channel 2A
13215.0 Channel 5
13245.0 Channel 5A
15016.0 Channel 4
15022.0 Channel 4A
18003.0 Channel 6A
18018.0 Channel 6
Station: Madrid (Callsign Vigia)
Station: Zaragoza (Callsign Jota)
3933.0 5702.0 6715.0 6730.0 9014.0?
11262.0
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Special thanks to the Dutch Military Research Group website
(http://www.dutchmil.com/) for the new information above.
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.
2182.0 H24
3137.0 HN
4738.5 H24
6737.0 HJ
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 (USB): 2763.0 3855.0
4790.0
6870.0
9001.0
9437.0
=======================================================================
*United Kingdom
===============
Royal Air Force (RAF)
=====================
RAF VOLMET Broadcast
Control Point – RAF High Wycombe
Transmitter: Inskip near Preston
Frequencies (USB): 5450.0 11253.0 kHz
Airfield weather broadcast are made twice an hour in the time slots
indicated below:
Time Slot 1: H+00/H+30 – Aldergrove, Manchester, Prestwick, London
Stansted, Oslo, Cairo, Pristina (+), Glibraltar, Porto, Stavangar
Time Slot 2: H+06/H+36 – Benson, Brize Norton, East Midlands, Bruggen,
Geilenkirchen (+), Hannover, Lyneham, Northolt, Odham, Trondheim,
Muscat (+), Salalah
Time Slot 3: H+12/H+42 – Coltishall, Cranwell, Leeming, Leuchars,
Lossiemouth, Marham, St. Mawgan, Waddington, Linloss, Shawbury,
Coningsby, Thumrait (+)
Time Slot 4: H+18/H+48 – Ascension, Bahrain, Brize Norton, Banjul (+),
Dakar, Keflavik, Nairobi, Mombassa, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro
Time 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:
Time Slot 1: Edinburgh, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, Luton,
Newcastle, Stavanger, Teesside, Trondheim, Vaerlose
Time Slot 2: Hamburg, Munster, Ramstein
Time Slot 3: Coningsby, Shawbury, Yeovilton
Time Slot 4: Cairo, Hurghada, Jeddah, Punta Arenas, Recife
Time Slot 5: Catania, Faro, Lisbon, Palermo, Rome, Sarajevo
From the RAF Enroute Supplement, the UK equivalent of the US
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Department of Defense Instrument Flight Rules Supplement (IFR)
*Strike Command Integrated Communications System (STCICS)
Callsign: Voice: Architect CW: MLD or MLP
Transmitter: Chelveston, Northamptonshire, England
Frequencies (USB): 4742.0 5714.0 6739.0 9031.0 11205.0
18018.0
Group A has the QNH broadcast at H+00 and Airfield color state
broadcast at H+30. Frequencies: 4540.0 5450.0 8190.0 11253.0
13257.0 15031.0
Group B has RAF German airfield flying states at H+15 and H+45.
Frequencies: 2591.0 11247.0
*RAF Flight Watch Centers
Ascension
Callsign: Haven
Frequencies: 4742.0 (2000-0800 UTC) 9031.0 (0800-2000 UTC) 11247.0
All frequencies carry a weather broadcast at H+45
Cyprus Callsign: Cyprus
Frequencies: 4742.0 9031.0 (1600-0500 UTC) 11247.0
4742.0 and 11247.0 carry weather broadcast at H+15
Gibraltar
Callsign: Gibraltar
Frequencies: 4742.0 9031.0 11247.0
Mount Pleasant, Falkland Islands
Frequencies: 9031.0 11247.0
Callsign: Viper
UKADGE HF Line Designator List
==============================
How to find which frequencies are active. Listen to the Architect
weather broadcast at H+00 and H+30 (see above). If the UKADGE circuits
are active, there will be an announcement after the weather broadcast
with the code-letters for the active frequencies. For example:
"Additional information.. 2.. PK.. tack..401C.. tack.. AG" (which
is repeated twice).
The
1 2 3 4 -
first number indicates which Air Defense radar station is active
Buchan, Boulmer and Benbecula
Buchan
Boulmer (has not been heard for many years)
Neatishead
The first 2-letter-group is the code for the active HF frequency
from the list below. It is sometimes referred to a the 'JAAWSK
Frequency' (Joint Anti-air Warfare Shore Co-ordination). It
carries most of the voice traffic, including target positions
and Beaver details. This channel also carries frequency
changes and position reports.
The third group is the Charlie squared channel, where AWACS aircraft
pass their radar data over a HF link. Known frequencies are:
2250.5
33??.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.
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Frequency/Designator
A
11205.0
AB
AE
3939.0
AF
AK
3038.0
AP
AZ
23281.0
B
BF
3083.0
BJ
BS
18000.0
BT
CM
18009.0
CO
D
4706.0
DA
DM
8998.0
DQ
DW
9031.0
E
EH
11259.0
EI
EN
15076.0
EP
F
13257.0
FA
FS
4742.0
FT
G
3915.0
GA
H
15031.0
HE
HM
6748.0
HO
HZ
13248.0
I
J
8980.0
KA
KJ
4718.0
KP
KW
2261.0
KX
LB
3092.0
LC
MB
2266.0
MC
MS
3218.0
NJ
PF
10634.0
PH
PR
3864.0
PZ
QV
3095.0
RA
RH
5695.0
RM
SE
14812.0
ST
TQ
3345.0
TS
UB
10919.0
UR
W
5747.0
WG
XA
5403.0
YC
YZ
20030.0
ZF
Matrix (USB)
5693.0
AC
9022.0
AG
11181.0
AQ
6739.0
BA
17988.0
BK
2350.0
BX
23245.0
CY
5436.0
DB
17995.0
DS
3924.0
EA
23270.0
EK
15040.0
EX
3101.0
FG
13218.0
FV
15061.0
GD
3942.0
HJ
13206.0
HW
13236.0
IN
3380.0
KD
2641.0
KR
2577.0
L
6701.0
LD
5270.0
MD
5705.0
PA
8971.0
PK
14724.0
QB
8190.0
RD
3110.0
RZ
2591.0
TG
5684.0
TW
17979.0
UT
3125.0
WM
11241.0
YM
3763.0
ZZ
8156.0
4745.0
2396.0
17970.0
3945.0
8989.0
3119.0
15091.0
4739.0
10512.0
11235.0
11184.0
11208.0
15064.0
2274.0
8983.0
11247.0
17982.0
3867.0
4484.0
5447.0
15046.0
18850.0
3302.0
5095.0
3512.0
6691.0
9459.0
6724.0
4709.0
4540.0
3026.0
13211.0
5714.0
AD
AH
AW
BE
BL
CA
CZ
DH
DT
EF
EM
EZ
FM
FW
GT
HK
HX
IP
KH
KT
LA
LE
ME
PE
PO
QR
RE
SA
TO
UA
VE
X
YP
9010.0
3930.0
4042.0
18018.0
11268.0
6736.0
29800.0
15013.0
18024.0
5720.0
15025.0
11253.0
5405.0
3131.0
26385.0
9034.0
23257.0
27000.0
12057.0
5420.0
3036.0
15072.0
14460.0
6760.0
6715.0
8972.0
5178.0
2762.0
3391.0
4724.0
11217.0
3224.0
23250.0
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.
Frequencies/Unknown designator (USB):
2031.0 2307.0 3343.0 3404.0 3943.0 4502.0 4763.0 5350.0 5392.0
6835.0 6882.0 7919.0 10325.0 10585.0 10830.0 12198.0 14568.0
16344.0
3301.0 Golf 01
3235.0 Golf 02
4572.0 Golf 08
9010.0 Hotel 05
HF?
Kilo 01
2712.0 Kilo 04
4530.0 Kilo 05
4020.0 Kilo 06
4724.0 Kilo 07
4860.5 Kilo 08
4920.0 Kilo 09
5173.0 Kilo 10
5277.0 Kilo 11
5290.0 Kilo 12
5395.0 Kilo 13
7415.0 Kilo 14
7860.0 Kilo 15
3305.0 Kilo 17
UHF
Kilo 18
UHF
Kilo 19
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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
20
22
24
25
26
27
28 (Beaver HF?)
30
31
33
34
36
55
56
Joint Maritime Course Frequencies
=================================
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 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.
Frequencies (USB):
3343.0 3357.0 3805.0
5091.5 5206.0 5267.0
5910.0 6224.0 6237.0
9394.0 11149.0
4477.0
5276.5
6697.0
4484.0
5280.0
6779.0
4502.0
5310.0
6882.0
4778.5
5385.0
6940.0
4860.5
5460.0
7795.0
5045.0
5733.0
7934.0
Royal Navy (RN)
===============
Warship Frequency/Designator Matrix (USB)
2487.0 Channel 02 Ships working MTI
2662.4 Channel 02P Ships working GYA/MGJ
2760.4 Channel 02Q Ships working GYA/MGJ
4153.0 Channel 04 Ships working MGJ on 3390 kHz
6246.9 Channel 06P Ships working GYA/MGJ [was 6242.9 kHz]
8339.0 Channel 8A? Ships working GYU
12389.0 Channel 12A Ships working GYU
Station List:
GYA London
GYU Gilbraltar
MGJ Faslane
MTI Plymouth
Northwood FAX Service
=====================
Frequencies (FAX): 2617.0
18261.0
6834.0
8652.0
10576.5
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Irish Navy
==========
Frequencies (SITOR-A): 2461.5
Frequencies (CODAN PSK <F7>): 5254.0
=======================================================================
*Ukraine
========
Military Frequencies(CW) 2598.0
=======================================================================
*Venezuela
==========
This entire Venezuelian military section below is courtesy of Ron Perron
with a few frequencies thrown in by the column editor.
Air Defense Command
===================
Venezualan Air Defense Command
This net serves various air defense missile sites and surveillance radar
units based at/near Venezualan Air Force bases and other strategic
locations.
7810.0
9065.0
11130.0
13475.0
Station List:
CDDA
Air Defense Command Center (Centro de Defensa
Aerea)- El Liberator Airbase
GURI
Air Defense site at Guri Dam
MENE or Menemauroa
Air Defense site
MAR or Maracay
Air Defense site
PTOORDAZ or PTO
Puerto Ordaz Air Defense site
GUA or Guasdualito
Air Defense site
MARGARITA
Isla Margarita Air Defense site
MONTECANO
Air Defense site
PTOFIJO or Puerto Fijo Air Defense site
Army
====
General Staff/Command & Control
13449.0
9795.0
10600.0
11155.0
12191.0
1st Infantry Division
Frequencies (USB/ALE): 8184.0 8260.0 11625.0 12191.0 13500.0
2nd Infantry Division
9232.0 10156.0 11610.0 13449.0
7597.0
8060.0
8187.0
3rd Infantry Division
12191.0 13464.0 13506.0
8050.0
9232.0
9259.0
10150.0
4th Infantry Division:
12185.0
5th Infantry Division
10115.0 12191.0 14569.0
6786.0
9233.0
9906.0
9052.0
13455.0
7399.0
Station List:
C5F
Asuntos Civiles (Civil Affairs) C5
CCM
Mobile Command Center-Centro Commando Movil
CGE
Army Headquarters (Cuartel General de Ejercito)
CGEJM
Venezuelan Army HQs - Mobile - Cuartel General Ejercito Movil
CLC
Local Communications Center (Centro Local de
Comunicaciones)
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I was carrying the "L" as Logistico, but in retrospect "Local"
seems to fit the context better.
CLM
Maintenance Logistics Center (Centro Logistico Mantenimiento)
CRC
Regional Communications Center (Centro Regional de
Comunicaciones)
CUFAN1
Unidentified sub-element of CUFAN
CUFAN3
CUFAN4
Mira1
Military Command Element at Presidential Palace
Mira2
Military Command Element at Presidential Palace
Mira3
Military Command Element at Presidential Palace (Palacio de
Miraflores)
PCRC
Regional Command Post (Communications) (Puesto de Commanda
Regional Communicaciones)
PCRM
Regional Command Post - Mobile (Puesto de Commanda Regional
Movil)
PNME
Riverine Forces River Post
PORLAMAR Porlamar (Destacamento de Apoyo Aereo #7, Parlomar Airport)
RESERVA1 1st Infantry Battalion - Reserves
RESERVA2 2nd Infantry Battalion - Reserves
RESERVA5 5th Armored Battalion - Reserves
RESERVA7 7th Pursuit Battalion - Reserves
RESERVA9 9th Infantry Battalion - Reserves
RESERVA10 10th Infantry Battalion - Reserves
SCLC
Subordinate Local Communications Center (Subordinado Centro
Local de Comunicaciones) - I know the "S" doesn't fit
syntactically, but I think it makes sense nonetheless.
SCLM
Maintenance Logistics Service Center (Servicio Centro Logistico
Mantenimiento)
SIB
Unidentified
SIT
Unidentified
SKI
Unidentified
TALLERESM Unidentified
Ron thinks the suffixes 1-3 for both MIRA (Army section above) and
CUFAN (National Guard section below) are the same. They may equate to
something like 1= command element; 2= intelligence element; 3= operations
element. Or they could equate to branches of the Armed Services i.e.
1= Army, 2= Navy; 3= National Guard.
Ron says these equations are based upon his own research and analysis
using Spanish-language resources and glossaries. He is relatively
certain that the equations for CGE and CRC are correct. According to
various sources the Venezualan Army has divided up the country into
six Military Regions/Zones. This corresponds nicely to the CRC#
identifiers he has seen so far. The other equations are, as he stated
are his own derivations, and are ripe for discussion. He hasn't seen
enough of the three letter identifiers (SIB, SIT, SKI, etc) to have
any equations for them.
National Guard
==============
9052.0
10272.0
10600.0
Station List:
CGGN
Cuartel General de Guardia Nationale-Venezuelan National
Guard Headquarters
CORE7
National Guard Commander, Region 7-Comando Region 7 (there
are seven National Guard regions.
CUFAN
Unified Command of National Armed Forces-Comando Unificado
del la Fuerza Armada Nacional
CUFAN1
CUFAN3
CUFAN4
CUMANA
Cumana Airfield or Cumana City
C5F
Asuntos Civiles (Civil Affairs) C5
DESTAFAC23 Destacamento 23 de las Fuerzas Armadas de CooperaciónDetachment 23, National Guard
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Destacamento de Apoyo Aereo #7, Air Support Detachment #7,
Parlomar Airport
Headquarters Commando de Vigilancia Costera, La Guaira, Estado
Vargas
NOTE:
1. Commando de Vigilancia Costera is the naval component of the
Venezuelan
National Guard. There are seven detachments of the Vigilancia Costera
and four detachments of the Vigilancia Fluvial (River Forces)
2. Commando de Apoyo Aero is the air component of the Venezuelan National
Guard
Navy
====
Venezualan Navy
Freqs:
4632.0U 6248.0L 6357.0L 6888.0L 6890.0U 6895.0U
7849.0U (shared w/Army & Nat'l Guard) 8270.0L 8280.0L 8285.0L
8291.0L 8297.0L 8340.0L 8358.0L 8525.0L 8582.0L 8810.0L 8825.0U/L
8500.0U 9017.0L 9070.0L 9075.0L 9190.0U 9350.0L 9355.0L 9380.0L
9390.0L 9400.0L 10272.0U (shared w/Army & Nat'l Guard)
10600.0U (shared w/Army & Nat'l Guard) 10650.0L 12220.0L 12479.0L
12480.0L 12528.5L 12537.0U 12546.0L 12600.0L 12660.0L 13139.0L
13500.0U 14759.0L 14790.0L 14911.0L 16458.0L 16680.0L 17080.0L
17380.0L 19098.0L 19200.0U 20400.0L 22245.0L
ALE Identifiers:
Naval Organizations:
Armario Naval base (named after Agustin Armario de Puerta Cabella),
Puerto Cabella
BDIRCO
Batallon de Ingenieros de Combata (Combat Engineer Battalion)
BNA
Naval Base "Amario"
BNARCO
Commando, Basa Navale "Amario"
BNF
Naval Base "Mariscal Juan Crisóstomo Falcon", Punto Fijo
BNFACO
Naval Base "Mariscal Juan Crisóstomo Falcon",Punto Fijo
BNG
Naval Base "Guira"
CANCO
Commander, Naval Aviation Commnand (Commando Aviacion Navale)
CEDOP
Fleet Command, Director of Operations--Comando de Escuadra,
Direccion de Operaciones
CFLCO
Commander, HQS Riverine Force-- Commando, Cuartel Fluvial
CGARM
Navy Headquarters (Cuartel General de Armada)
CGA
Navy Headquarters, (Cuartel General Armada)
CGACO
Commander, Venezuelan Navy- Comando, Cuartel General Armada
CNZACE
Central Naval Zone, Squadron Commander
COFFRI1 Commando Fluvial Fronterizo " General de Brigada Franz Rizquez
Iribarren"
CUMANA
Naval Base, Cumana
DCCOP
Naval Operations Directorate--Direccion de Coordination Y
Control Operacional
DHD
Unidentified (poss garble for DHN)
DHN
Hydrographic & Navigation Directorate--Direccion de Hidrgrafia
y Navigacion
DIVIMBO Division de Infanteria de Marina (Naval Marine Infantry)
DIVIMCO1 Unidentified
EPG
Coast Guard Station (Estacion principale de Guardacostas)
EPGLG
Coast Guard Station, La Guaira (Estacion Principale de
Guardacostas)
Falcon
Naval Base “Mariscal Juan Crisóstomo Falcón”
FRM
Unidentified
MASCARA Unidentified
MACABRO Unidentified
PR1
Radio Station 1 (Puesto Radio)
PR2
PR4
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Unidentified--literally means "main net"
Commando de Vigilancia Costera, La Guaira, Estado Vargas.
Naval Vessels:
ALB
Venezuelan Coast Guard Point Class cutter "Albatroz"
ALBATROZ
Venezuelan Coast Guard Point Class cutter "Albatroz"
BE-11
Training Ship "Simon Bolivar", BE-11
BOLIVAR
Training Ship "Simon Bolivar", BE-11
BOLIVAR
Replenishment Oiler " Ciudad Bolivar" T-81
BRION
Frigate, "Almirante Brion", F-22
CAPANA
Capana-class Medium Landing Ship " Capana", T-61
CLEMENTE
Venezuelan Coast Guard Frigate, "Almirante Clemente", GC-11
CONSTITUCION Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack Craft,
"Constitucion", PC-11
FEDERACION
Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack Craft,
"Federacion", PC-12
F-21
Frigate "Mariscal Sucre" F-21
F-22
Frigate "Almirante Brion" F-22
F-24
Frigate "General Soublette", F-24
F-26
Frigate "Almirante Garcia" F-26
GC11
Venezuelan Coast Guard Frigate, "Almirante Clemente", GC-11
GC12
Venezuelan Coast Guard Frigate " General Jose Trinidad
Moran" GC-12
Goijaira
LSM "Goijaira", T-63
INDEPENDENCIA Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack Craft,
"Independencia", PC-13
LIB
Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack Craft "Libertad",
PC-14
LIBERTAD
Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack Craft "Libertad",
PC-14
LLANOS
Amphibious Support Ship, "Los Llanos", T-64
NEGRON
Protector-class Patrol Boat, "Rio Negro", B-8424
PC12
Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack Craft, "Federacion",
PC-12
PC13
Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack craft,
"Independencia"
PC-13
PC16
Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack craft, "Victoria",
PC-16
PUNTABRAVA
Oceanographic Support Ship "Punta Brava", BO-11
RIONEGRO1
Venezuelan National Guard Protector-class patrol craft
SOUBLETTE
Frigate "General Soublette", F-24
SUCRE
Frigate "Mariscal Sucre", F-21
T-61
LST "Capana" T-61
T-63
LSM "Goijaira" T63
T-64
LSM "Los LLanos" T64
T-72
LCU " La Orchila" T-72
T-81
Replenishment Oiler " Ciudad Bolivar" T-81
VICTOR
Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack craft, "Victoria",
PC-16
ALE "Order of Battle":
1. Naval Base at Puerto Cabella ("Amario")
a. Frigate Squadron:
F-21 Frigate "Mariscal Sucre" F-21
F-22 Frigate "Almirante Brion" F-22
F-24 Frigate "General Soublette", F-24
F-26 Frigate "Almirante Garcia" F-26
BRION Frigate, "Almirante Brion", F-22
SOUBLETTE (Frigate "General Soublette", F-24
SUCRE Frigate "Mariscal Sucre", F-21
b. Amphibious Support & Auxiliaries Squadron:
T-61 LST "Capana" T-61
T-63 LSM "Goijaira" T63
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T-64 LSM "Los LLanos" T64
T-72 LCU " La Orchila" T-72
T-81 Replenishment Oiler " Ciudad Bolivar" T-81
PUNTABRAVA Oceanographic Support Ship "Punta Brava", BO-11
LLANOS Amphibious Support Ship, "Los Llanos", T-64
CAPANA Capana-class Medium Landing Ship " Capana", T-61
BE-11 Training Ship "Simon Bolivar", BE-11
BOLIVAR Training Ship "Simon Bolivar", BE-11
BOLIVAR Replenishment Oiler " Ciudad Bolivar" T-81
2. Naval Base at Punto Fijo (“Mariscal Juan Crisóstomo Falcón”)
Patrol Squadron:
CONSTITUCION Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack Craft,
"Constitucion", PC-11
FEDERACION Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack Craft, "Federacion",
PC-12
INDEPENDENCIA Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack Craft,
"Independencia", PC-13
LIBERTAD Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack Craft "Libertad", PC-14
PC11 Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack Craft, "Constitucion",
PC-11
PC12 Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack Craft, "Federacion", PC-12
PC13 Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack craft, "Independencia"
PC-13
PC16 Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack craft, "Victoria", PC-16
VICTORIA Constitucion-class Missile/Fast Attack craft, "Victoria",
PC-16
3. Coast Guard at La Guaira
CLEMENTE Venezuelan Coast Guard Frigate, "Almirante Clemente", GC-11
GC11 Venezuelan Coast Guard Frigate, "Almirante Clemente", GC-11
GC12 Venezuelan Coast Guard Frigate " General Jose Trinidad Moran"
GC-12
MORAN Venezuelan Coast Guard Frigate " General Jose Trinidad Moran"
GC-12
7310.0 USB Mil-Std 188-141A ALE Venezuelan Riverine?
ABC Riverine HQ, Base Naval Capitan de Fragata Tomas Machado (Ciudad
Bolivar)
0
Floating Motorized Naval Post (no name)
1
Probable Pirana or Terepaima-Class Patrol Launch
2
4
8280.0 LSB Mil-Std 188-141A ALE Venezuelan Riverine Forces
COFFMU1 Comando Fluvial Fronterizo Teniente de Navio Jacinto Munoz
DIV
Naval Infantry Command, Meseta de Mamo, Vargas State
10650.0
DCCOP
GC12
T64
LSB Mil-Std 188-141A ALE Venezuelan Coast Guard
Direccion Central de Operaciones y Planeamiento, Caracas
ARBV. General Moran GC-12
Capana class LSM T-64 "Los Llanos"
20400.0 LSB Mil-Std 88-141A ALE Venezuelan Riverine
ABC
Riverine Headquarters, Base Naval Capitan de Fragata Tomas
Machado (Ciudad Bolivar)
DIVIMCO1 Headquarters, Marine Infantry Division, Special Operations
Command, Meseta del Mamo, Estado Vargas
PNEN1
Naval Post Orinoco-Apure Axis
Frequencies (USB/LSB/ALE): 6890.0U 6895.0U 7849.0U 8260.0L 8825.0L
8500.0U 9017.0L 9190.0U 9350.0L 10272.0U 10600.0U 10650.0L 12546.0L
13500.0U 14790.0L 19200.0U 20400.0L
Station List:
Armario
Puerto Cbella Naval Base (named after Agustin Armario de
Puerta Cabella)
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Batallon de Ingenieros de Combata (Combat Engineer Battalion)
Naval Base "Amario"
Naval Base "Falcon"
Naval Base "Guiterrez"
Commando, Basa Navale Amario
Frigate, "Almirante Brion", F-22
Unidentified
Capana-class Medium Landing Ship " Capana", T-61
Navy HQs, (Cuartel General Armada)
Navy HQs (Cuartel General de Armada)
Commando Fluvial Fronterizo " General de Brigada Franz
Rizquez Iribarren"
DCCOP
Direccion de Coordination Y Control Operacional
DHD
Unidentified
DHN
Venezuelan Navy's Direccion de Hidrgrafia y Navigacion
DIVIMCO1
Unidentified
F21
Frigate Mariscal Sucre
F22
Frigate Almirante Brion
F26
Frigate Almirante Garcia
FALCON
Base Naval “Mariscal Juan Crisóstomo Falcón”
GC11
Frigate "Almirante Clemente" GC-11 Venezuelan Coast Guard
GC12
Frigate " General Jose Trinidad Moran" GC-12 Venezuelan
Coast Guard
LLANOS
Amphibious Support Ship, "Los Llanos", T-64
MACABRO
Unidentified
MASCARA
Unidentified
PC13
Constitucion-class Missile craft, "Independencia" PC-13
PR1
River Patrol Craft "Lago1" PBR-1
PR2
River Patrol Craft "Lago2" PBR-2
PR4
River Patrol Craft "Lago 4" PBR-4,
PUNTABRAVA Oceanographic Support Ship "Punta Brava", BO-11
REDJEFE
Unidentified,literally means "main net"
RIONEGRO1 Venezuelan National Guard Protector-class patrol craft
SUCRE
Frigate "Mariscal Sucre", F-21
T61
LST "Capana"
T63
LSM "Goijaira"
T64
LSM "Los LLanos"
T81
Replenishment Oiler " Ciudad Bolivar"
VARGAS
Commando de Vigilancia Costera, La Guaira, Estado Vargas.
BDIRCO
BNA
BNF
BNG
BNARCO
BRION
CANCO
CAPANA
CGA
CGARM
COFFRI1
Venezuelan Military Unit List:
-----------------------------2MA6
Special Operations Unit
2MA8
4MA0
5MA0
BLAZER3411D 3411st Tactical Comms Coy (341st Tac Comms Bn)
CCM23
Mobile Command Center, 23rd Inf Bde Centro Commando Movil
CCM33
Mobile Command Center, 33rd Inf Bde-Centro Commando Movil
CRM7
Commander, Military Region 7
CUFAN
Unified Armed Forces Command
13th Inf Bde
22nd Inf Bde
23rd Special Operations & Security Bde
24th Inf Bde
25th Inf Bde
31st Inf Bde
32nd Inf Bde
41st Armored Bde
42nd Armored Bde
43rd Armored Bde
51st Jungle Inf Bde
52nd Jungle Inf Bde
102nd Motorized Inf Group
131st Motorized Inf Bn
222nd Motorized Inf Bn
224th Motorized Inf Bn
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311th
340th
341st
347th
348th
349th
431st
432nd
433rd
442nd
501st
511th
512th
513th
514th
521st
Motorized Inf Bn
Tactical Comms Bn
Tactical Comms Bn
Tactical Comms Bn
Tactical Comms Bn
Tactical Comms Bn
Motorized Cavalry Group
Armored Bn
Hqs Bn
Jungle Inf Bn
Jungle Inf Bn
Jungle Inf Bn
Jungle Inf Bn
Jungle Inf Bn
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NON-UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT NETS
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
*Australia
++++++++++
Austalian Customs Service
=========================
5285.0
7960.0
10435.0
13591.0
*UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT LISTINGS
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
U.S. Goverment SHARES (Shared Resources)Program
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SHARES Coordination Network (SCN)
Frequency/Designator Matrix
4490.0 Channel 3/SCN ALE Net
4573.5 Alternate frequency for channel 1 voice check-in
5236.0 Channel 1/SCN Voice Net
6800.0 Channel 9/SCN BBS Net
10586.5 Channel XF
13242.0 Channel 10/SCN BBS Net (G-TOR)
14396.5 Channel 2/SCN Voice Net
14898.5 Alternate frequency for channel 2 voice check-in
17487.0 Channel 8/SCN ALE/STI Net
SHARES coordination stations conduct a weekly SHARES net on the ten 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
ten-channel SCN may be used by SHARES station personnel for training
and non-emergency operations.
Operational Level 2 - Emergency potential exists. Non-emergency
operations on the SCN suspended. SCN monitoring increased. Check-in
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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.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
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The COTHEN (Customs Over the Horizon Enforcement Net) HF radio system
has replaced the older JTF designated systems and those frequencies/
designators have been removed from this list.
5732.0
7527.0
8912.0
10242.0
11494.0
13907.0
15867.0
18594.0
20890.0
23214.0
25350.0
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2
3
4
5
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7
8
9
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Confirmed HF COTHEN stations and callsigns:
KAE 315 Miami, Florida
KAE 326 Las Vegas, Nevada
KAE 371 Boston, Massachusetts
KAE 378 Reno, Nevada
KAE 381 Homestead, Florida
KAE 384 Wilmington, North Carolina
KAE 388 Riverside, California
KAE 398 Washington, District of Columbia
KAE 462 Houston, Texas
KAE 470 New Orleans, Louisiana
KAE 484 Denver, Colorado
KAQ 687 Beaufort, North Carolina
KAQ 688 New Bern, North Carolina
KEB 762 Albuquerque, New Mexico
KEB 765 Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
KOQ 434 Morehead City, North Carolina
KOQ 682 Cedar Rapids, Iowa
KPS 357 Salt Lake City, Utah
KPS 387 Hampton, Georgia
KPS 394 Cape Charles, Virginia
KPS 395 Atlanta, Georgia
KPS 396 Memphis, Tennessee
KZP 602 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
KZP 604 Nashville, Tennessee
KZP 606 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?
Selected voice calls monitored on COTHEN
15C USCG HH-60J
18C USCG HH-60J
38C USCG HH-60J
F35 USCG HU-25
F39 USCG HU-25
F40 USCG HU-25
503 USCG HC-130
718 USCG HC-130
707 USCG HC-130
1716 USCG HC-130
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5277.0 Alpha (Night DEA Primary)
5841.0 Bravo
7300.0 Charlie
9497.0 Delta
11076.0 Echo (Day DEA Operations)
7657.0 Foxtrot
14690.0 Golf
18666.0 Hotel (Reportedly returned to FBI in 1995)
23675.0 India
14350.0 Lima
14686.0 Papa (DEA day Primary)
23402.5 Romeo
?
Sierra Alpha
?
Sierra Bravo
11073.5 Sierra Echo
17171.0 Sierra Hotel
18171.0 Sierra India (Reportedly returned to FBI in 1995)
19131.0 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
KC2XKG Cedar Rapids, IA
KC2XKJ Newport Beach,CA
The unknown "SB" and "SL" frequencies may be one of the following:
26946.0, 20348.5, 17171.0, 16376.0 and 16341.0 kHz. Rick Baker says that
18971.0 kHz may also be another.
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
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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
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net meets at 1545 UTC on 8125.0 kHz with KIT 88 as net control. The
West Coast net was last reported on 13630.0 kHz at 1845 UTC.
FAA Recovery Communications/National Radio Communications System
(RCOM/NARACS) HF SSB Network (U=USB/L=LSB)
Frequencies (including ALE): 5860.0U 6870.0U 6870.0L 7475.0U/L 7611.0U/L
8125.0U/L 9114.0U/L 11637.0U 13457.0U 13630.0U 15851.0U 16348.0U kHz
Station List:
ALE Add Location
DEFAULT Unknown
FAA
Unknown
FAAAAL
FAAACE
FAAACT
FAAACY
FAAAEA
FAAAGL
FAAANE
FAAANC
FAAANM
FAAASO
FAAASW
FAAATL
FAAAWP
FAABTL
FAADCA
FAAECI
Anchorage, AK
Kansas City, MO
Atlantic City, NJ
Atlantic City, NJ
Jamaica, NY
Des Plaines, IL
Burlington, MA
Anchorage, AK
Renton, WA
College Park, GA
Fort Worth, TX
Atlanta, GA
Fremont, CA
Battle Creek, MI
Washington, DC
Unknown
FAAEKN
FAAKLO
Unknown
Boonsboro, MD
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
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
Miscellaneous Information
Probably a FAA unit that has not set their
ALE ID properly in their unit
Probably not a properly loaded unit, has not
been seen as a regular participant on the net
KDM 53-Alaska Region Office/EOC
KKU 40-Central Region Office/EOC
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
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
FAA ARTCC RCOM HF Network upgrade)
And this is NOT a stn in Elkins, WV
KLO 87-FAA Emergency Relocation Site
<Tentative ID>
KCP 63-Western US C3 NCS/SCS Mtn
KIT 88-Eastern US C3 Net NCS
KIA 21-FAA Aeronautical Center
KDM 45-San Juan ARTCC
KGH 23-Albuquerque ARTCC
KBX 44-Anchorage ARTCC
KLD 70-Boston ARTCC
KJK 80-Washington ARTCC
KCJ 70-Denver ARTCC
KBQ 25-Fort Worth ARTCC
KMU 31-Houston ARTCC
KLB 48-Indianapolis ARTCC
KJK 79-Jacksonville ARTCC
KKA 82-Kansas City ARTCC
KJK 77-Los Angeles ARTCCC
KDC 20-Salt Lake City ARTCC
KMA 47-Miami ARTCC
KDM 52-Memphis ARTCC
KCJ 20-Minneapolis ARTCC
KCD 73-New York ARTCC
KMR 96-Oakland ARTCC
KLA 25-Cleveland ARTCC
WHX 44-Seattle ARTCC
KUV 64-Atlanta ARTCC
KJB 96-Chicago ARTCC
1. FAA Southern Net meets on Wednesday at 0900 ET on 6870 kHz LSB
2. FAA Western Net meets on Wednesday at 1230 ET on 13457 kHz USB
3. FAA Eastern Net meets on Wednesday at 1045 ET on 8125 kHz USB
NCS: KIT88. Regular checkins: KEM80, KLM80, KLO87, KJK82, WHX45,
KLD70, KJK80, WHX51, KJB96, KLA25, KLB48, KCJ20, KIA21, KDM49,
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KJK79, KMA47, KDM52, KUV64
Special thanks to Jack Metcalfe for his assistance in this section.
U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency
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FEMA National Radio System (FNARS) HF Frequencies
Frequency/Designator Matrix (USB/LSB)
F-01 2320.0
F-02 2360.0
F-03 2377.0
F-04 2445.0
F-05 2658.0*
F-06 3341.0*
F-07 3379.0
F-08 3388.0**
F-09 4603.0
F-10 4780.0**
F-11 5211.0
F-12 5378.0**
F-13 5402.0**
F-14 5821.0
F-15 5961.0**
F-16 6049.0
F-17 6106.0
F-18 6108.0
F-19 6151.0**
F-20 6176.0
F-21 6809.0*
F-22 7348.0*
F-23 7428.0**
F-24 9462.0*
F-25 10194.0*
F-26 10493.0*
F-27 10588.0*
F-28 11721.0
F-29 11801.0
F-30 11957.0
F-31 10899.0** F-32 11108.0**
F-33 12129.0
F-34 12216.0*
F-35 11545.0
F-36 13446.0*
F-39 13780.0
F-38 13894.0**
F-37 13935.0
F-48 13956.0
F-41 14450.0
F-40 14567.0
F-42 14776.0*
F-43 14836.0
F-47 14871.0
F-44 14885.0*/**
F-45 14899.0**
F-46 14908.0**
F-50 15708.0*
F-49 15840.0
F-51 16201.0*
F-52 16238.0
F-53 17519.0*
F-54 18483.0
F-55 18744.0
F-57 19969.0*
F-58 20027.0
F-59 20063.0
F-56 20361.0
F-60 21866.0*
F-61 21919.0
F-62 22983.0*
F-63 23028.0
F-64 23390.0
F-65 23451.0
F-66 23550.0
F-67 23814.0
F-68 24008.0
F-69 24282.0
F-70 24526.0*
F-71 24819.0
* indicates an old FEMA ALE network frequency
** indicated a new FEMA ALE network frequency
Note: It would appear that the designators above have changed and
reports on this system would be appreciated.
Jack Metcalfe reported on the last weekend in July 2003 a new
series of frequencies for the FEMA ALE net that have replaced the
frequencies above. Please note the following frequencies are being used:
10899.0
11108.0
12112.0
13894.0
14885.0
14899.0
14908.0
Other FEMA ALE Frequencies
2414.0 4490.0 5135.0 5711.0 6151.0 7805.0 7806.4 8012.0 8050.0
9106.0 10899.0 11108.0 11217.0 12112.0 11957.0 13984.0 15094.0
17487.0 20107.0 22953.0
The information below was published in official MARS documents that
are openly available on several internet websites. According to these
MARS documents these designators are to be used by the membership in
order to provide some sort of security for the FEMA National Emergency
Coordination Net (NECN). The various MARS branches are suppose to use
the designators below instead of announcing frequencies on the air.
Designator Frequency
FEMA-1U 5211.0 USB
FEMA-1L 5211.0 LSB
FEMA-2U 10493.0 USB
FEMA-2L 10493.0 LSB
FEMA-3U 14567.0 USB
FEMA-3L 14567.0 LSB
FEMA-4U 13956.0 USB
FEMA-4L 13956.0 LSB
Mode
Other FEMA HF Assignments
2220.0 2258.0 2280.0 2317.5 2652.0 3206.5 3224.0 3342.5 4018.5
4023.5 4031.5 4441.5 4598.5 4608.5 4883.5 4886.5 5303.5 5379.5
5935.0 6804.5 6996.5 7361.5 8051.5 8161.5 9122.5 10871.5 11995.5
12112.0 12250.5 13451.0 16315.5 17461.5 17481.5 17501.5 20414.0
20444.5 20447.5 24060.0 24105.0 24135.0 24160.0 24191.0
Also published on open internet websites the following callsign list.
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MARS has now assigned callsigns listed below to the FEMA Mobile
Emergency Response Support (MERS) Detachment Stations.
A. FEMA REGION 1:
AAN1FMA, MAYNARD, MA
AAN1FMB, MOBILE
AAN1FMC, MOBILE
AAN1FMD, MAYNARD, MA
B. FEMA REGION 3
AAN3FMA, MT. WEATHER, VA
C. FEMA REGION 4
AAN4FMA, THOMASVILLE, GA
AAN4FMB, MOBILE
AAN4FMC, MOBILE
AAN4FMD, MAYNARD, GA
AAN4FME, MAYNARD, GA
D. FEMA REGION 6
AAN6FMA, DENTON, TX
AAN6FMB, MOBILE
AAN6FMC, MOBILE
AAN6FMD, DENTON, TX
AAN6FME, DENTON, TX
AAN6FMF, DENTON, TX
AAN6FMG, DENTON, TX
E. FEMA REGION 8
AAN8FMA, DENVER, CO
AAN8FMB, MOBILE
AAN8FMC, MOBILE
AAN8FMD, DENVER, CO
F. FEMA REGION 10
AAN0FMA, BROTHELL, WA
Scheduled Government HF Nets
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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 (last heard 20 Aug 2003):
Time(H+min)
H+00
H+10
H+20
H+30
H+40
H+50
H+60
Freq Desig Freq (kHz)
F-14
4821.0
F-02
5255.0
F-03
7419.5
F-04
9197.0
F-05
10891.0
F-42
13434.0
Net Terminated
++Missouri State Emergency Communications Net++
Wednesday weekly net at 0930 CT (1530 winter/1430 summer UTC) on
5140.0 kHz USB.
++New Hampshire Emergency Operations Centers++
Here's what Ron Perron has compiled on the New Hampshire Emergency
Operations Center net. It is stuff that Jack Metcalfe, Mike Chace
and Ron have all posted. Jack did the original work on the
frequencies and ALE addresses. The net just grew from there as we
listened in.
Frequencies (USB/ALE): 2414.0 5135.0 5136.6 5192.0 5193.4 7805.0 7806.4
Station List:
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CE1NT
CO1NC
HI1LL
KE1EN
LA1NC
MI1LF
NA1SH
PE1TE
RO1CH
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Berlin EOC
Centerville EOC
Concord EOC
Hillsborough EOC
Keene EOC
Lancaster EOC
Milford EOC
Nashua EOC
Peterborough EOC
Rochester EOC
Hampshire State EOC, Concord NH
++Ohio Disaster Services Agency++
Tuesday weekly net at 1400 UTC on 4640.0 kHz USB.
Anyone else have any scheduled HF government nets they are aware of?
++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.
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-::: N&O #91, January 2005 :::Hello Spooksters. In front of you is the first N&O of 2005. There is
a hailstorm outside but it is comfortably warm in my shack. Conditions
are lousy, so it's no use to turn my radio on. I have put the latest
Ayreon album on and hope to finish the column tonight. I'm sure Bill
will be happy when he receives my column in time for once :-)
I thank Brian, Jim, Sergey, Igor, Walter, Maciej, Japan Ute Monitor,
Tom, Fritz, Leif and Nighthawk for their contributions.
Mike Chace-Ortiz <mike@chace-ortiz.org> has a couple of ring binders
full of logs from 1994 and 1995, many stations including message
transcripts of the ones he was monitoring in-depth. All handwritten.
Mike asks "If I send them over would someone be able to transcribe and
add to the electronic archives?"
That would be an interesting addition to the collection, Mike. Do we
have volunteers amongst the N&O readers? Please, contact Mike if you
are willing to enter all the logs in either a text document or a
database.
Ok, let's get started.
* VOICE STATIONS *
::: E03 LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER
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Lincolnshire Poacher idents first half of the month.
UTC
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
2200
Mon
71775
44134
07880
21885
50839
35628
71775
72812
44134
04134
00815
Tue
71775
44134
00815
07880
21885
50839
35628
44134
71775
72812
04134
Wed
71775
44134
04134
00815
07880
21885
50839
35628
44134
71775
72812
Thu
71775
44134
72812
04134
00815
07880
21885
44134
50839
35628
71775
Fri
71775
44134
71775
72812
04134
00815
07880
21885
44134
50839
35628
Sat
71775
44134
35628
71775
72812
04134
00815
07880
21885
44134
50839
Sun
71775
44134
21885
50839
35628
71775
72812
44134
04134
00815
07880
UTC
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
2200
Thu
78420
39554
78062
48057
60177
06408
35165
39554
45552
60715
78420
Fri
78420
39554
78420
78062
48057
60177
06408
35165
39554
45552
60715
Sat
78420
39554
60715
78420
78062
48057
60177
06408
35165
39554
45552
Sun
78420
39554
35165
45552
60715
78420
78062
39554
48057
60177
06408
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
78420
39554
06408
35165
45552
60715
78420
78062
39554
48057
60177
Tue
78420
39554
60177
06408
35165
45552
60715
39554
78420
78062
48057
Wed
78420
39554
48057
60177
06408
35165
45552
60715
39554
78420
78062
Compiled by Al.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E04 (E03a) CHERRY RIPE
Cherry Ripe idents 1st half of January
UTC
2200
2300
0000
0100
1000
1100
1200
1300
Sun
68357
98581
Mon
98581
60511
60511
12831
98581
07066
98523
83181
Tue
60511
12831
12831
98581
07066
98523
83181
68357
Wed
12831
98581
98581
07066
98523
83181
68357
98581
Thu
98581
07066
07066
98523
83181
68357
98581
60511
Fri
98523
83181
68357
98581
60511
12831
UTC
2200
2300
0000
0100
1000
1100
1200
1300
Compiled by Tomonori.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E10
On 3 January we received an alert message from Tom. "I hear E10 calling
CIO 66 on 6930.. as of 0449 UTC", he says. Alas, Tom I was sound asleep
at that time, so no copy for me. At 0444 UTC, Tom copied another one:
SYN 66.
Nighthawk and I heard the following SYN strings on 25-1.
3640//4015//6930 kHz, 25-1, 1714 UTC: SYN 541B
4015//6930 kHz, 25-1, 1830 UTC: SYN 75
<<<<<>>>>>
::: V26
Our Russian correspondent, Igor checks in with a message from V26, the
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station with the Chinese/English messages. Heard on 10 January at 0635
UTC on 13027 kHz.
The transmission was already in
... 802 880 122 802
783 680 332 801 102 802 923 775
220 802 923 805 190 182 774 323
784 993 723 993
ahr msg ga
nr 8 118 49 0110 1410
259 833 822 819 624 923 823 903
832 880 182 802 708 910 832 150
923 765 132 766 110 802 923 764
862 819 624 923 823 923 183 830
142 842 783 871 832 811 712 862
362 766 203 802 923 155 185 388
819 624 923 823 943 183 820 382
802 783 896 832 150 102 802 923
996 220 802 923 924 855 993 842
923 823 903 153 811 832 660 182
700 832 861 182 802 923 774 862
802 923 155 185 388 993 723 993
msg agn
nr 8 118 49 0110 1410
259 833 822 819 624 923 823 903
832 880 182 802 708 910 832 150
923 765 132 766 110 802 923 764
862 819 624 923 823 923 183 830
142 842 783 871 832 811 712 862
362 766 203 802 923 155 185 388
819 624 923 823 943 183 820 382
802 783 896 832 150 102 802 923
996 220 802 923 924 855 993 842
923 823 903 153 811 832 660 182
700 832 861 182 802 923 774 862
802 923 155 185 388 993 723 993
ahr znn sk znn sk
<short phrase in Chinese>
progress.
862 996
825 246 1
183
182
874
832
923
943
120
774
819
802
766
881
802
943
871
775
852
172
862
624
703 1
203
183
182
874
832
923
943
120
774
819
802
766
881
802
943
871
775
852
172
862
624
703 1
203
Thanks Igor.
Another transmission was observed by JUM. The station was copied on
6448 kHz at 1157 UTC.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* MORSE STATIONS *
::: M08 / V02
The following note comes from Mark Slaten. He writes: "M8c came up on
the wrong freq at the 2300z sked for January 12, 2005. Began on 7519m
and changed at 2306z to correct freq of 8009m. This has happened a few
other times lately:
M8a
V2c
V2c
V2c
1/6/05
1/7/05
1/7/05
1/8/05
M8c
1/12/05
2300z
2100z
2200z
2100z
2300z
8009m to 8135m
7887m to 6855m
6855m to 6797m
7975m (this is a 1000z freq, did not change
to correct freq of 6855m today)
7519m to 8009m
It seems likely that a new operator come on shift and is making these
mistakes. Which also means that it is very likely that V2c and M8a/M8c
are broadcast from the same location and by the same personnel. More
than likely, V2a is included in this, but have not noticed the same
problem yet. Has anyone else noticed this anomaly? I have only seen it
in the above instances and never in the past."
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<<<<<>>>>>
::: M10
M10 was observed on the following frequencies and times in January:
0400
0410
0430
0450
0535
0700
1610
1630
1700
1800
1920
1940
2100
2200
UTC:
UTC:
UTC:
UTC:
UTC:
UTC:
UTC:
UTC:
UTC:
UTC:
UTC:
UTC:
UTC:
UTC:
3522 kHz
5027 kHz
3522//4007 kHz
3522//5076 kHz
3522//3810 kHz
5076 kHz
4485//6758 kHz
4030//6763 kHz
3522//5301, 4958//7745 kHz
3631//5471 kHz
3810//5861 kHz
5945 kHz
3522//4007 kHz
3522//5301, 4836 kHz
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M18
The station can be found on 3803 kHz. It sends the time as UTC+3 hours
but it is never accurate. During the past month M18's time was always
ahead of the actual time. The difference was between 1 and 3 minutes.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M21
Russian Air Defense stations with id "0" were active on 2219.5, 3301,
3222.5 and 4951.5 kHz.
Standard messages like =990123??0????? and plots.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M51
Not reported very often these days: M51 was heard on 5426 kHz at 1612
UTC on 4 January with the usual stuff:
NR 83J 04 17:16:12 2004 = NHHQT QYFUV ...
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M89
The Chinese military net was active as ever. Unfortunately not all
reports included frequencies.
V CP17 CP17 CP17 DE L9CC L9CC
V
V
V
V
V
V
V
V
V
V
V
LA5S
MW3D
BFR7
GM3Z
IBEH
YELM
ABYZ
J9RZ
RXP7
GUGM
YAV8
LA5S
MW3D
BFR7
GM3Z
IBEH
YELM
ABYZ
J9RZ
RXP7
GUGM
YAV8
LA5S
MW3D
BFR7
GM3Z
IBEH
YELM
ABYZ
J9RZ
XRP7
GUGM
YAV8
DE
DE
DE
DE
DE
DE
DE
DE
DE
DE
DE
NH8T
2SLC
4XML
PNW9
L4FC
FC1T
6PXJ
8NMQ
CZT2
Z702
OTUV
NH8T
2SCL
4XML
PNW9
L4FC
FC1T
6PXJ
8NMQ
CZT2
Z702
OTUV
7053.6, 7060.4, 7061.8, 7064.0, 7064.7,
7065.3, 7067.1
8038
3330.0, 4440.0, 7074.0
5756.0, 8457.1
5636.7
4762, 4769, 6501, 6505.5, 7620
8650, 10860
8808
5304, 7741, 8121
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3846.0, 4928.0, 8044.0
V XY5V XY5V XY5V DE 4PPW 4PPW
<<<<<>>>>>
::: MX
Only a few reports, probably because the poor conditions.
Cluster beacons.
S:
F:
K:
M:
8494.9 kHz
8495.2 kHz
10872.3
10872.4
Channel markers.
L: 3202.8, 4424.5 kHz
P: 3699.5,
V: 3658, 5068 kHz
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* VARIOUS MODES *
The Buzzer, Pip, Squeaky Wheel, and Slot Machine were all heard on the
usual frequencies in January.
A very loud XM station has been reported on 11363 kHz.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M42
8140.5 kHz: Departmnt of State Comms, Moscow. 1656 UTC, 23 January.
Mode: OFDM + MFSK, switching between 34-tone OFDMwaveform and 32-tone/40Bd MFSK
10475 kHz:
Department of State Comms, Moscow. 1403 UTC, 3 January.
Mode: MFSK-32/CROWD36, 10 Bd. Chat traffic in a mix of
English and Russian to unlocated embassy.
18591 kHz:
Department of State Comms, Moscow. 1225 UTC, 15 January.
Mode: 75Bd/500Hz Baudot based ARQ-system, offline crypto.
Messages on link 13005 ... not spaced as 5LGs, op chat in
Russian after message traffic.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: JAMMERS
Iran: 3856, 3865, 3871, 3880, 3930, 3966, 3970, 3985, 4024, 4160, 4280,
4375, 4860, 6420 kHz.
N. Korea: 3912 kHz.
Unid location: 3860, 4162, 4230, 4255, 4265, 4270, 4312, 4367, 4565 kHz.
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-----------------------------Editor.....Bob Margolis
136 East Woodland Road
Lake Forest, IL 60045-1729
mahler6@mc.net
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Reviewed this month:
WUN Utility Guide CD-ROM, Vol. 3
2005/2006 Guide to Utility Radio Stations
The 2005 Super Frequency List on CD-ROM
........................................
WUN Utility Guide on CD-ROM, Vol. 3
===================================
In celebration of 10 years on the Internet serving the shortwave
radio utility station monitoring community, WUN just released a
commemorative CD-ROM chock full of images and texts that will appeal
to the wide variety of listening experiences of its more than 1,300
members in over 35 countries. They are among the more than 3,000
readers of this newsletter monthly, and we are sure the non-members
would want to have a copy of this CD as well.
Here's a tour of what's on the CD-ROM. You will find ordering
information at the end of this review.
On the Home Page there are five sections, Files, Audio, Images,
Software, and About WUN.
The Files section contains all newsletter columns written from
1995 to 2003. All loggings that appeared in the newsletters from
January 1995 to September 2004 are here too. There are over 70,000
numbers stations loggings that originally appeared in the Numbers &
Oddities columns, as well as nostalgic loggings sent in by members
for this CD-ROM.
Also on hand are all the newsletters from January 1995 through
September 2004. There are also sample messages that members received
over their RTTY decoders and sent to their printers. They include
texts from diplomatic, press, military, meteorological, and maritime
agencies, and also humanitarian aid organizations. Add to that all of
WUN's Special Topics Reports, 10 of them, and a database in Microsoft
Excel format of 12,385 Routing Indicators found in digital data
intercepts.
Lastly, there are many utility radio information files that
include aviation maps, NDBs, EAMs, Q-Codes, Z-Codes, ICAO Codes, QSL
list, a list of utility station addresses, ALE, ELF, VLF, military
and government frequency lists, and a list of abbreviations that are
used in the newsletters.
This is not all, folks. There's a lot more to come.
In the Audio section there are audio recordings of various types
of utility stations, such as aeronautical, VOLMET, civil
aeronautical, and some NDBs. Within this section is Digital Modes,
which, if you are connected online at the time, will transport you to
Leif Dehio's famous Monitoring Utility Stations Web site, where you
will be able to hear the sounds of the many digital data modes that
were formerly heard and still are heard over shortwave radio. Click
on Digital Stations in the CD-ROM menu and you will be able to hear
sample recordings of various digital systems such as ACARS, ARQ-E3,
ASCII, Fishphone, FLEX, GOLAY, GWEN, Iran Radar, Japanese Navy PSK,
POCSAG2, RTTY, SELSCAN, voice scramblers, WEFAX, and, using a
well-worn cliche, lots, lots more. You will also be able to listen to
recorded voice and CW transmissions of maritime stations, as well as
recordings of military and government stations of various countries.
Also in the Audio section under Miscellaneous are sample
recordings of telecommunications companies, police departments,
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British Post Office, Royal Flying Doctors Service, Russian taxi
drivers, and other intercepts that fit into no particular category.
This is an historical treasure, for sure.
In the Numbers & Oddities category are recordings of many of the
so-called "numbers stations" and oddball sounds that would draw the
attention of Fox Mulder and Dana Scully of the X-Files TV series.
Next are recordings of objects in near-Earth space such as the
former Russian space station, MIR, some satellites, and the Space
Shuttle Endeavour, along with other orbital travelers.
Last of all in the Audio section are recordings of time-signal
stations, both current and from the past.
For your viewing enjoyment, the Images section is next. Here are
images from HF-radio FAX transmissions around the globe, and
Hellschreiber, an historic mode once favored by the Chinese because
it could reproduce their system of writing. There are no examples of
Chinese characters here. Instead, the samples come from present day
radio amateurs and are sent over the shortwave radio band sent aside
for them.
Next is a photo album of radio transmission towers, military
communications equipment, radar sites, AWACS planes, and Teletype
machines. I would suggest for the next volume of the WUN CD-ROM that
part of this section be devoted to radio and decoding equipment, both
past and present, used by us hobbyists. I, myself, still have radios
and decoders that are more than 30 years old, most of which are no
longer used and have been relegated to basement storage. With the
prevalence of digital cameras today, it should be an easy task for
hobbyists to snap pictures of their equipment and save them to their
computers for later e-mailing to WUN if and when the call goes out
for such pictures.
You can also view 250 sample QSL cards and letters, and 19 images
of SSTV transmissions that took place on the amateur radio bands. Two
of those images are from MIR, the former Russian space station. The
image from radio amateur DJ8RW should draw the attention of many of
you who have a high level of testosterone. Hi! :-D
If you need some software utilities to aid you in your
radio-listening hobby, there are many types offered on this CD-ROM,
including Audiocorder for Macintosh computers, KG84 decoder software,
controllers for JRC NRD 535/NRD 545 receivers, a propagation manager,
PC-ALE software, QRG-file generator, Sky Sweeper decoding software,
and more. Also placed here are software to read the Adobe
Acrobat-formatted files on this disk, and programs for searching and
reviewing files on this CD.
The last section is called About WUN. Here you will find many
things to tell you about our club and its membership. You will be
able to hear an anthem that was composed to honor WUN. There is also
the club's charter, a WUN FAQ, club information, a recording of WUN
as a non-directional beacon, and a press release pertaining to WUN's
10th anniversary that was sent to various media outlets. You will
meet the WUN staff, both past and present, consisting of more than 50
people who helped make WUN a successful worldwide club. You will also
meet the sponsors who graciously lent their support to the making of
this CD and previous ones. Links are provided for you to visit their
Web sites and hopefully become their customers.
What "system requirements do I need to run this CD?" you may ask.
Answer: The WUN Utility Guide CD should be readable on any standard
computer CD-ROM drive. It is compatible with the following operating
systems: Microsoft Windows, Apple MacIntosh, and Linux. It has been
verified to work with the following minimum hardware/software
requirements: CPU: 500 MHz, CD-ROM: 24x, Memory: 128 mb, Internet
Explorer 5.0, Netscape 7.0, and Mozilla 1.0.
The CD interface is written in standard HTML, so it should be
viewable by any web browser which supports HTML v4 or higher. The
browser configuration should support the following file types in
order to view all the contents of the CD: html, gif/jpg images,
wav/mp3 audio files, text, pdf files, and MS Excel .xls files.
If the CD does not autoplay when inserted into the CD-ROM drive,
the CD browser interface can be launched manually by opening the
CD-ROM drive root folder and double-clicking on the "default.htm"
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file. That's the method I used when the CD did not autoplay for me.
So now you want to order this CD, after determining you have to
have it, no ifs, ands, or buts. Here's how to bring this little
treasure to your mailbox: The WUN Utility Guide #3 CD-ROM may be
ordered for only U.S.$24.99. This price includes postage to U.S.
addresses and airmail postage elsewhere in the world. Payment must be
in U.S. dollars and may be in checks from U.S. banks; international
bank checks or money orders (make checks & money orders out to
"WUN"); or by courtesy of a local company, MagMusic, Visa or Master
Card. All credit card orders will show "MagMusic" as the seller.
Checks from U.S. banks require a one-week wait for clearance. Please
allow up to four weeks for delivery on all orders.
Orders may be mailed to: WUN, P.O. Box 4450, Youngstown, Ohio
44515 USA. Credit cards by e-mail to: rbaker@zoominternet.net or by
secure on-line form: https://www10.fatcow.com/mag-mu/form.html or by
FAX to (USA Country Code 01) 330-270-9654. An order form is also
available at our Web site, http://www.wunclub.com or you can use this
order form as your guide:
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receive this CD in the mail.
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2005/2006 Guide to Utility Radio Stations, 23rd Edition,
Klingenfuss Publications ISBN 3-924509-05-0
========================================================
Yes, you read the title correctly. It is the 2005/2006 Guide to
Utility Radio Stations, and not designated as the 2005 Guide as I
expected. Joerg Klingenfuss tells me that the Guide will now be
published every two years. Therefore, the 24th edition will be the
2007/2008 Guide and will be released in January 2007.
But, not to worry. Joerg plans to keep you up-to-date with the
latest information he has on hand with a supplement containing
"several hundred new frequencies" to the 2005/2006 Guide to be
published next January. The cost will only be 10 Euros, and that
includes airmail worldwide. He says that already more than 200 new
entries for that supplement has come into his office. An order form
for the 2006 supplement is on page 385 of this new edition.
Every year I receive a review copy of the Klingenfuss Guide to
Utility Radio Stations, I always compare it to the previous edition
to see what updates have been made. I like to see if some of my
unidentifieds can now be labeled as identifieds. Sometimes I'm lucky;
sometimes I'm not. Anyway, I know the Guide is up-to-date when I see
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an "UNID teleprinter" running at 100 baud at 13994.8 kHz in the 2004
edition is changed in the 2005/2006 edition to "UNID station" at 0931
with encrypted traffic using ITA2 mode at 100 baud. I also found that
Guangzhou Radio China used SITOR-A mode in 2003 on 8431.0 kHz, and
that it was heard in SITOR-B mode, as well as SITOR-A, in 2004. Last
October, 11 different stations in ALE mode were heard on the same day
on 8553.0 kHz. While the stations could not be identified as to their
origins, just by their callsigns, this information was new. In the
2004 Guide there was no listing at 8553.0 kHz. This shows the extent
to which Klingenfuss Publications keeps on top in monitoring the
airwaves. That is why the Klingenfuss utility guidebooks are worthy
purchases year after year.
The 2005/2006 Guide contains 552 pages, with 4,800 changes made
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9,700 frequencies on the shortwave radio band between 3 and 30 MHz,
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The contents of the book are as follows:
General information on the usage of HF Radio
Monitoring utility stations
Frequency list of utility stations
Alphabetical list of utility stations
Identification of stations
International call sign series
Call sign list of utility stations
Meteorological radiofax and radiotelex services
NAVTEX transmissions on 424, 490 and 518 kHz
Digital data transmissions
Q code
Z code
Phonetic alphabet and figure code
SINPO and SINPFEMO codes
Designation of emissions
Classes of stations and nature of the service
Terms and definitions
Aeronautical Mobile Service
Maritime Mobile Service
Abbreviations
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11th Edition, Klingenfuss Publications
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Now in its 11th edition, the 2005 Super Frequency list on CD-ROM,
contains the 9,700 frequencies found in the 2005/2006 Guide to
Utility Radio Stations, plus another 9,300 entries for clandestine,
domestic and international broadcasting services on shortwave radio,
20,000 formerly active frequencies, and 920 abbreviations.
This CD-ROM runs under Windows 3.1, 95, 98, 2000, ME, NT, and XP
operating systems for PC's. The database is in German and English and
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can be searched for specific frequencies, countries, stations,
languages, call signs, and times, or in combination with one another.
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. Radio Raft, the digital data
shareware program by French radio amateur Francois Guillet, F6FLT, is
also on the CD. It is inside the "Control\Radioraf" folder. Another
folder contains "screenshots" of 321 decoded digital data
transmissions in the gif graphics format. The screenshots are of
actual captures made with a WAVECOM digital data decoder.
The cost for all of this is 25 Euros or U.S. $30.00, which
includes worldwide surface mail from Klingenfuss Publications,
Hagenloher Str. 14, D-72070 Tuebingen, Germany.
In the United States, the CD-ROM may be ordered from Universal
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residents: Add 6.75 percent sales tax. An order form in Adobe PDF
format for use in sending an order via snail mail is at
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Here's to the next decade with WUN,
Cheers,
Bob
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########## UTILITY ROUND-UP ##########
Editor: Ary Boender e-mail: ary@luna.nl
Nickname on #WUNclub and #monitor: Ary-B
Hello and welcome to the first regular newsletter of 2005. I'd like to
start my column with this month's historic utility radio facts:
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06 Jan, 1838: At an exhibition of his telegraph in New York, Samuel
Morse transmitted ten words per minute using his newly
created Morse code alphabet that would become standard
throughout the world.
31 Jan, 1958: The USA launches "Explorer 1", its first orbiting
satellite. The satellite transmitted telemetry on 108.0
and 108.03 MHz.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0The Tsunami disaster shocked the world in December and many dxers were
glued to their radio sets hoping to hear the many relief organizations
in the area. Except for the radio amateur Tsunami Relief Net, no other
stations have been reported to us here at WUN. I assume that most of the
radio contacts were on VHF and via mobile phones. HF frequencies as used
by the Tsunami Relief Net were 7050 (emergency net), 7060, 7063 (info
net Asia), 7090, 7160 kHz LSB, 14125 (Canada Red Cross net), 14160,
14190, 14195, 14200, 14265, 21240 kHz USB.
From the other side of the world Tony reports a number of South American
stations and one from Antarctica:
9433.5 kHz: Argentine farm "La Sarita" near Necochea city. Chat about
cows, wheat, corn and rain.
13139.0 kHz: c/s "BRION": Venezuelan Navy calling BNF Also CGACO and CGA.
13330.0 kHz: Unid Chilean Antarctic Base.
14490.0 kHz: c/s "207": Unid Chilean station calling "206" followed by
family phone patches.
14915.0 kHz: c/s "M1": Uruguayan Military with family phone patches.
QSX is 14910 kHz. Possibly peace keepers in Haiti.
Pirate beacon "S" from the southern US desert (possibly Arizona) was
heard on 8000.55 kHz.
Costas asks if the DATATRAK stations are still active on LF. Well
Costas, I can still hear the Dutch stations and also several others,
probably from Belgium or the UK. Tony says that the Argentinian stations
are still alive and reportedly the South African are also on the air.
According to one of our Austrian correspondents, the Austrian net was
never activated. He checked this for me about a year ago. Klaus Betke
also sent a note in which he says "There were two allotments in Germany
in the ITU BR IFIC list but the stations do not exist."
Mark from down-under sent us this note: "Interesting, the New Zealand
Herald is reporting that the Solomon Islands is relying on HF radio to
communicate around the seven main islands in the group. So an opportunity
to hear some Pacific activity that would not normally be active."
If someone knows the frequencies, please let us know.
Several WUNners have tried to catch the SAQ transmission on 17.2 kHz
earlier this month. Lars Astrom reports "The special transmission of SAQ
today marked the visit of some American guests to Grimeton and a birthday
greeting was sent. Reports came in from the British Isles and continental
Europe, as far south as Greece, and at several locations in North
America."
Although I have tried it many times, I still have not copied SAQ. Bummer!
Ewald sent me the following news: "According to information confirmed by
Army MARS HQ in Ft Huachuca, AZ, the MARS Gateway at Edingen/Heidelberg
(regular call: AEM1USA, Armed Forced Day call: AEA) has been closed.
Reasons were budgetary considerations and the lack of traffic (MARSGRAMS)
going through."
Thanks Ewald. Another one down the drain :-(
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Oh, before I forget... I just visited Jerry's website about Hyperbolic
Radio Navigation Systems again. If you are interested in this stuff, be
sure to visit his page. It is really good.
http://webhome.idirect.com/~jproc/hyperbolic/index.html
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* AERO STATIONS *
I begin this aero section with two interesting catches from Tony. He
heard Chilean Air Force FACH 996 working with Urano (Santiago) on 13330
kHz and aircraft HC-CDY working with "A22" being Transportes Aereos
Militares del Ecuador in Quito on 14970 kHz.
Costas reports a number of Greek stations. I've been hunting for them
for quite a while but alas.... still no luck.
2989 "ATHINA" Athens Aeradio,[LGGG] clg any station for radio check.
Got reply and signal report from KAZANTZAKIS (Iraklio Airport [LGIR]
5637 "KASTELLORIZO": Kastellorizo Airfield [LGKJ] clg "all stations"
with New Year greetings, got reply from MYKONOS [LGMK]
"ATHINA": Athens Aeradio, wkg LEROS (Leros Airfield [LGLE])
Allen Fountain informs us that Australia's RAAF HF network along with
the MWARA stations are currently undergoing a major upgrade to be
completed by 2007. Australia's network of 27 VHF transmitting sites and
13 HF transmitting sites is called Flightwatch and is controlled from
Brisbane. HF frequencies are 3452, 3461, 6541, 6565, 6580, 6610, 8822,
8831, 8843 & 8858 kHz.
"WUNners are reminded that Sydney Volmet is no more. It now comes from
transmitters near Brisbane and id's as "Australian Volmet", says Allen.
Ian Julian from New Zealand sent me a NOTAM that gives more details:
YBBB BRISBANE (FIR/FIC/ACC/COM/MET/NOF)
G0096/04 - AMD AIP ENR SUP AUSTRALIA EFFECTIVE 25 NOV 2004 NAV/COMM 1
AND 2 NAVIGATION AND COMMUNICATIONS DELETE SECTION 1 IN TOTO AND INSERT
THE FOLLOWING:
1. ADF HIGH FREQUENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
1.1 THE ADF HIGH FREQUENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS IS A HIGH FREQUENCY
(3-30MHZ) RADIO NETWORK PROVIDING COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES FOR THE
OPERATIONAL CONTROL OF ADF AND RNZAF AIRCRAFT AND HF EQUIPPED MARINE
CRAFT. IN ADDITION, VISITING MILITARY AIRCRAFT MAY USE EITHER SYSTEM
WHEN CONTACT WITH AUSTRALIAN/NEW ZEALAND BASED MILITARY AUTHORITIES IS
REQUIRED. NEITHER SYSTEM PROVIDES AN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SERVICE, CIVIL
OR MILITARY.
1.2 THE ADF HFCS IS CONTROLLED BY DEFENCE COMMUNICATIONS STATION
AUSTRALIA (DCSA) LOCATED IN CANBERRA.
1.3 THE ADF HFCS CONSISTS OF FOUR NODES LOCATED AT: EXMOUTH, WA,
(22.20S, 114.30E) DARWIN, NT, (12.22S, 130.59E) TOWNSVILLE, QLD,
(19.28S, 146.25E) RIVERINA, NSW, (35.01S, 146.25E)
1.3.1 DCSA PROVIDES 5 VOICE CONTACT NETS (VCN), WHICH CONSIST OF:
VCN CIRCUIT FREQUENCY HOURS OF OPERATION
VCN 1
VCN 1
VCN 2
3700KHZ
22868KHZ
5878KHZ
0900Z-2100Z
2100Z-0900Z
0900Z-2100Z
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VCN
VCN
VCN
VCN
2
3
4
5
20632KHZ
9340KHZ
10212KHZ
12172KHZ
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2100Z-0900Z
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
1.3.2 DISCRETE FREQUENCIES ARE AVAILABLE (IF REQUIRED) AND ALLOCATED
AFTER INITIAL CONTACT ON THE VCN.
1.3.3 TELEPHONE PATCH FACILITIES BETWEEN AIRCRAFT AND GROUND
APPOINTMENTS.
1.3.4 CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF MILITARY DISTRESS FREQUENCY 5696KHZ.
1.4 HOURS OF OPERATION DCSA H24.
1.5 MODE OF OPERATION DCSA IS CAPABLE OF OPERATING INDEPENDENT SIDE BAND
(ISB) OR AM MODES HOWEVER, THE NORMAL MODE OF OPERATION IS UPPER SIDE
BAND (USB).
1.6 DCSA CALLSIGNS. DCSA USES THE FOLLOWING SELF EVIDENT CALLSIGNS: DCSA
AUSTRALIA CONTROL
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* AFRICAN REPORT *
7002.0
Unid NGO in Sudan.
7005.0 Christian missions in Tanzania. Idents: Dodoma, Mbesa, Dar
es Salaam, Mtwara, Tunduru, Masasi, Njoka, Songea, Semanga,
Nachingwea. Languages heard: KiSwahili, German, English.
7022.5 Agricultural estates in northern Tanzania. Idents MD Arusha
Naberera, KT, Poverty. Freq variable to 7022.7 kHz.
7023.0 Unid. Possibly a transport or bus firm. Also uses 7318 kHz.
Operates late into the evenings. Usual schedules at 0700, 1200
and 1900 local time. Idents are place names: Dar es Salaam,
Arusha, Morogoro, Nyanza, Songea, Kilosa? Mpwapwa? Iringa,
Babati, Kartar Singh, Jita Singh, Lindi. Languages on the net:
KiSwahili, Hindi, Gujerati or Punjabi?
7027.0 Medecins Sans Frontieres in Zaire.
7045.0 Tanzania Electricity Supply Co. 30+ stations in Tanzania.
7050.0 Unid NGO in Rwanda and possibly Uganda, Ethiopia and Somalia.
Idents: A, AA, BB, J, K, D, DG, Kigali, GA, W, WA, 42, 54, 4A,
72,691,134, PW, Bukavu. Languages heard on the net: French,
English and Italian.
7055.0 Unid NGO in Zaire. Idents: MA, A, B, G, Banana, R, LW, F.
Languages: French, KiSwahili and Italian. Selcals and phone
patches.
7056.0 Tanzanian hunting camps, some near Selous Reserve. Operates late
into the evenings, and often uses Afrikaans. Idents: Maasai,
Kalulu, Lukula, Morogoro, Mahenge, Musoma, Mobile 1, Mobile 2,
Mobile 3, Kuria, Kabojo, George, Jason, Mbuga?, Dar es Salaam.
Languages: Afrikaans, English (SA accent), KiSwahili, TZA accent.
14000.0 Unid medical NGO in Sudan, Somalia, Uganda. Idents: BI, ML, FM,
SL, OK, Zero, Quarante, 95, KE, CC, CE, CJ, CM, Goma, JM, JK,
CN, KT, JA, DK, KM, MM, DJ, BC, NI3, YL, AL, K1, NI, Mai Mai,
YL, SV, Kasungu, NBI, JT, AR (Arua), Mobile. Languages heard
on this net: English, Amharic, other vernaculars, KiSwahili,
Dholuo, the last predominating. Medical traffic in phonetics.
Definite connection with Kenya but no traffic heard. Also on
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12000 kHz LSB and 14450 kHz LSB.
14021.0 Missionary net in DR Congo, Burundi and Uganda. Idents: Mike,
Delta, Sierra.
21021.0 Missionary net in DR Congo, Burundi and Uganda. Very active net
using idents like: Zulu, Mike, Sierra, Kilo. Heard daily
between 1100 and 1430 UTC in French or vernacular.
(Sources: IARUMS and DARC Bandwacht)
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* SPACE COMMUNICATIONS *
The Ukranian remote sensing satellite Sich-1M was launched from Russia's
Plesetsk spaceport on 24 December Although the intended orbit was around
640 km circular, initial US orbital data put it in a 280 x 640 km x 82.6
deg orbit, suggesting that the second burn of the upper stage was a
partial failure. The Tsiklon-3 launch vehicle is also Ukrainian built,
although I believe it's Russian-owned by the time of launch.Mass of
Sich-1M is 2223 kg. The launch also carried the MK-1TS Mikron small
satellite, which is a 66 kg test payload with a miniature visible-band
camera. (Source: Jonathan's Space Report)
The third stage of the Tsiklon 3 failed however and the satellite did
not reach its orbit. It is quite possible that Sich-1M will never
transmit. This is really bad news because there is currently no other
APT satellite than the NOAA satellites. Sich-1M should operate APT on
137.4 MHz.
<<<<<>>>>>
COSMOS 2414 (catalog# 28251) was launched from Plesetsk on 20 January.
This is a military navigation satellite that will replace one of the
many defunct ones. I have heard the satellite on 149.97 MHz on various
dates and times. It shares this frequency with Cosmos 2389.
-0-0-0-0- That's all folks! -0-0-0-0-----------------------------------WUN LOGS COLUMN
===============
Jan 2005
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Edited by Eddie Bellerby (eddiebellerby@tiscali.co.uk)
ably assisted by the following logs collectors:Jim Dunnett
mail@sideband.fsnet.co.uk
Bob Yellen
byellen250@charter.net
Steve J. Walker
stevew@bucks.net
Another year begins and from my point of view has started well with
a total of 1785 separate logs; please keep it up ladies and gentlemen.
==============================================================
00018.1 RDL: Russian Military 1238 36-50/50/65 One T600 msg. From
Krasnodar VLF site. (20Dec04) (RGA)
00018.1 RDL: Russian Military Bcast via Krasnodar VLF Site
1438 36-50/50/65 One T600 message. (04Jan05) (RGA)
00018.3 HWU: Navy "Le Blanc" (tx location Rosnay?), F 1145
FSK/200/100 unid mode (09Jan05) (KB)
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00022.1 Royal Navy. Anthorn? 1135 FSK/100?/50 unid mode
[More likely Skelton; Anthorn closed some time ago. Team
Logs]. (09Jan05) (KB)
00023.4 DHO38: Navy Ramsloh 1130 FSK/200/100 unid mode
(09Jan05) (KB)
00025.0 RJH63: Krasnodar TS 1206 CW id. Tx on 1201, 1207-1209 N0N,
1209-1220 pulses, then QSY as usual (09Jan05) (KB)
00026.7 TBB: Navy Bafa, TUR 1125 FSK/100/50 unid mode
(09Jan05) (KB)
00284.0 mizen head: -ireland id 660 06h DGPS 100 Jan01 01 ML
00287.5 thorshavn: - norway / # heard no id 06h DGPS Jan01 01 ML
00292.5 BABA: Light house Estaca de Barres NDB (BA X 2 id)
Spain 2240 cw 21/12(PP1)
00296.5 gothenburg: -sweden near goteborg id 736 06h DGPS
100 Jan01 01 ML
00299.0 gatteville: - france near cherbourg id 460 06h DGPS
100 Jan01 01 ML
00302.0 hjortens Udde: - # sweden vanern id 733 06h DGPS
Jan01 01 ML
00307.5 kapellskar: ?? -sweden / wrong id on soft =
426,1021,??? 06h DGPS 100or 200? Jan01 01 ML
00310.5 faerder: - norway south oslo # heard no id (signal
too weak to identif with soft but good spectro) 07h DGPS
Jan01 01 ML
00346.0 LHO: Le Havre-Octeville NDB France 2202 cw 21/12 (PP1)
00361.0 MAK: Mackel NDB Belgium 2210 said to be near Deinze
cw 21/12 (PP1)
00499.0 RWM: Moscow, RUS, 1609, CW, time signals, 13-Dec-04 (CK)
00518
5BA: CyprusRadio (M) 0600 NAVTEX. (04Jan05) (WC)
00518
OST: OostendeRadio (M) 2203 NAVTEX MIBs. (17Jan05) (RGA)
00518
ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 0822 FEC Navtex (24/Dec/04) (RH2)
00518
ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 0830 FEC Navtex (11/Jan/05) (RH2)
00518.0 NMA: 1204 0442 NMA USA FEC Miami / AA68 CCGD BNM
1314-04 1.FL-US Navy is conducting recovery. 22dec04 (CSn)
00518.0 NMA: 1208 0434 NMA USA FEC Miami / AJ44 Alabama
coast mobile point DGPS.22dec04 (CSn)
00518.0 nma: 1225 0445 NMA USA FEC (Miami) / AJ72 DGPS BNM
789 -04 FLORIDA COAST-KEY WEST DGPS BROADCAST SITE
25dec04(CSn)
00518.0 nmf: 0101 0506 NMF USA FEC Boston / FA88 Group
broadcast HF-FM-SSB for safety CCGD1 BNM 0553-04.(CSn)
00518.0 nmf: 1225 0507 NMF USA FEC (Boston) / FJ71 DGPS BNM
803-04 Maine coast-penobscot, ME DGPS.25dec04(CSn)
00518.0 NMR: 12 080626 MNR USA FEC San Juan / RE36 NAVTEX
MARINE FORECAST NWS TPC/NATIORAL HURRICANE.22dec04 (CSn)
00518.0 nmr: 1230 0218 NMR USA FEC San Juan / RE07 National
huricane center.(CSn)
00518.0 SAQ: 1204 0527 SAQ SWE FEC Grimeton / IA01 Danish
nav warn 239 Kategat Hessel.22dec04 (CSn)
00518.0 SUH: 1213 0227 SUH EGY FEC Alexandria / NA17 N/W
42/04 ALEX Med.Sea ALEX.22dec04(CSn)
00518.0 SUH: 1213 2218 SUH EGY FEC Alexandria / N/W NO:
226/04 Medit sea Alex. Port B.A. CH NO.3119.22dec04(CSn)
00518.0 SUH: 1215 2225 SUH EGY FEC Alexandria / NL24 N/W
210/2004 Med. Sea North East Alexandria. 22dec04(CSn)
00518.0 SUH: 1219 2220 SUH EGY FEC Alexandria / NL33
Offshore rig (D.R. Stewart) T.22dec04(CSn)
00518.0 SUK: 1212 2346 SUK EGY FEC Quseir / VL26 SUK N/M13
Suez Gulf 1st power station estnlischd.22dec04 (CSn)
00518.0 SUZ: 1220 0356 SUZ EGY FEC Serapeum / XA03 Serapeum
navtex SVC.part3. For Egypt. coast.22dec04(CSn)
00518.0 suz: 1224 2356 SUZ EGY FEC (Serapeum) / XA02
Serapeum navtex svc. Part 2. 25dec04 (CSn)
00518.0 suz: 1229 2357 SUZ EGY FEC Serapeum / X_02 Serapeum
navtex SVC_ part 2 for Egypt coast.(CSn)
00518.0 SVH: 1211 2034 SVH GRE FEC Iraklion / HB38 Irakleio
radio gale warning 592/04.22dec04 (CSn)
00518.0 TAH: 1216 0036 TAH TUR FEC Instanbul / DE29
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00518.0
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00518.0
01677.0
01677.0
01677.0
01755.0
01767.0
01876.0
01915.0
02065.0
02072.1
02072.1
02072.1
02072.1
02072.1
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02187.5
02187.5
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Instanbul Turk radio Part-1 no gale warning.
22dec04(CSn)
TAL: 1213 2106 TAL EGY FEC Antalya / FE25 Antalya
Turk radio Part 1"No gale warning Part 2:Synopsis.
22dec04 (CSn)
TAL: 1216 0106 TAL TUR FEC Antalya / FL01 Antalya
Turk radio The navtex transmission.22dec04(CSn)
TFA: 1216 0357 TFA ISL FEC Reykjavik / XA03
Greenland 04 1216 navigational warning Island.
22dec04(CSn)
UDN: 1213 2308 UDN RUS FEC Novorossiysk / AA48
Coastal warning Novorossiysk 76. 22dec04(CSn)
UDN: 1216 0311 UDN RUS FEC Novorossiysk / AA69 1.
Missle firing execise 14 thru.22dec04(CSn)
ujb: 1229 2305 UJB RUS FEC Astrakhan / WA61 Coastal
warning Astrakhan 174. (CSn)
vck: 1228 0436 VCK CAN FEC Riviére-au-Renard / CA23
NOTSHIP Quebec region - mooring of winter. (CSn)
VOK: 1220 0805 VOK CAN FEC Labrador / XE17
Enviroment canada forecast all times.(CSn)
vok: 1225 0407 VOK CAN FEC (Labrador) / XE37
Enviroment Canada forecast all times.25dec04 (CSn)
VON: 1208 0620 VON CAN FEC St.John's / OB51 GALE
WARNING ISSUED FOR THE NEWFOUNDLAND 22dec04 (CSn)
VON: 1219 0628 VON CAN FEC St.John's / OA06 NOTSHIP
N2105 NORTHERN GRAND BANKS.22dec04(CSn)
VON: 1220 0238 VON CAN FEC St.John's / OA20
Enviroment Canada forecast al times.22dec04(CSn)
VON: 1221 0232 VON CAN FEC St.John's / OE76
Enviroment Canada forecast all times.22dec04(CSn)
EJM: malin head 0639 USB Dec22 04 ML
EJM: malin head 0840 USB wx gale Jan08 05 ML
EJM: malin head 1931 USB yl naws Dec13 04 ML
EAO: palma 2003 USB span om Dec20 04 ML
cabo de gata: / near almeria 2002 USB span Dec20 04 ML
IQN: lampedusa 2107 USB ital naws Dec13 04 ML
dial: german coast guard ship BMS Oceanic 1857 sitor-a sind
wieder südlich der tg13 03Jan05 (wp3)
unid: 2200 50b/rtty (by PcPakratt)(05-jan-2005)(MSM)
: Seewetterdienst Hamburg 2203 ARQ SELCALS SOMT
German CG vessel Mellum/DBPQ then SELCALS TQFR/CG vessel
Neuwerk/DBJM followed by force 9 storm warning for German
North Sea coast issued at 2230UTC. Then quiet.
(12Jan05) (RGA)
dbgx: German coast guard ship BG24 Bad Bramstedt
0722 sitor-a #17712 position report 27Dez04 (wp3)
dbgx: german coast guard ship BG24 Bad Bramstedt 1700 sitora position report 15Jan05 (wp3)
dbgy: German coast guard ship BG25 Bayreuth 2221
sitor-a #17715 xxxx x position report wir fahren bis holland und
drehen dann 29Dez04 (wp3)
dbjm: German coast guard ship Neuwerk 0432 sitor-a
60286 dbjmx
30.12.2004 (05:32)
g m, q t h
54 : 08,1
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30.12.2004 (05:33) 30Dez04 (wp3)
002442000: Den Helder Coast Guard 0308 USB/GMDSS All
Station J3E telephone qrg info 02182.0kHz (28-dec-2004)(MSM)
002570300: Rogaland Radio NOR 0331 USB/GMDSS with
Selective call to ships in a geographic area 59' Deg North
000 Deg East, Heigth 04 Deg, Width 12 Deg, and J3E Phone
QRG info RX:01785.0/TX:02129.0 (28-dec-2004)(MSM)
002653000: Göteborg Radio 0331 USB/GMDSS with all
ships msg J3E phone QRG 02182.0, followed by same info from:
Den Helder CG (QRG 03673.0)(28-dec-2004)(MSM)
255801260: unid Ship reg. in Madeira 0136 USB/GMDSS
wkng SPS Witowo Radio for J3E comms, safety purpose
(28-dec-2004)(MSM)
311848000: unid bahamese ship 0142 USB/GMDSS wkng
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02187.5
02187.5
02187.5
02187.5
02187.5
02187.5
02187.5
02187.5
WUN-v11
SPS Witowo for safety purpose (28-dec-2004)(MSM)
3FHC5: Panamanian-flagged Vessel Susan Hill 1933
GMDSS RQs Ever Utile/3FZA9 for simplex telephone call on
8230 kHz. (07Jan05) (RGA)
: MRCC Tenerife/Las Palmas 2305 GMDSS Self-addressed
safety test (Testing GMDSS functions correctly?)
(12Jan05) (RGA)
: MRCC Tenerife/Las Palmas CNR 2105 GMDSS CQs All
Ships for pending voice safety broadcast on 2182 kHz.
(30Dec04) (RGA)
: Unid 2156 FEC Idling on GMDSS frequency. Still
there at 2300. (17Dec04) (RGA)
C6BW6: Bahamas-flagged Vessel New Zealand Reefer
2016 GMDSS RQs LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. OXZ BQs
test. (07Jan05) (RGA)
C6NE7: Bahamese ship WESTMINSTER 0256 USB/GMDSS wkng
Samsun Radio TUR for safety purpose (28-dec-2004)(MSM)
CNGX: Moroccan Ship Al Mounir 2042 GMDSS RQs unknown
vessel (242047000) for simplex telephone conversation on
2200 kHz. (30Dec04) (RGA)
ELQK7: Liberian-flagged Vessel Friendly Lady 2301
GMDSS RQs Norwegian vessell Bourbon Charisma/LJQY for
simplex telephone conversation on 2048 kHz.
(12Jan05) (RGA)
GJCT: British Vessel Viking Protector 2216 GMDSS RQs
Trafalgar Guardian/MSHF2 for simplex telephone conversation
on 3050 kHz. (07Jan05) (RGA)
LAOR4: Norwegian Ship Fosna 2041 GMDSS RQs
FloroRadio Norway/LGL for safety test. (30Dec04) (RGA)
LXCZ: Luxembourg Ship Cymbeline 2040 GMDSS RQs RCC
Den Helder/PBC for safety test. (30Dec04) (RGA)
MCXD5: British Ship City of Oporto 2242 GMDSS RQs
MRCC Falmouth Cornwall for safety test. (12Jan05) (RGA)
MKHG4: British Ship Grampian Star 2054 GMDSS RQs
sister ship Grampian Falcon/GCJK for simplex telephone
conversation on 2850 kHz. (30Dec04) (RGA)
MNUY2: British Ship Viking Crusader 2016 GMDSS RQs
sister ship Viking Venturer/MLSY2 for simplex telephone
conversation on 1649 kHz. (30Dec04) (RGA)
OITR: Finnish Ship Tervi 1931 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety check. OXZ BQs.
(30Dec04) (RGA)
OIXX: Finnish Ship Link Star 2045 GMDSS RQs MSRC
Holyhead Wales for safety test then tries MRSC Milford
Haven Wales. (30Dec04) (RGA)
OST: OostendeRadio BEL 2001 GMDSS All ships
broadcast "SHIPS AND AIRCRAFT ACC TO RESOLUTION 18" (?)
Giving frequency 2761 kHz. (07Jan05) (RGA)
P3WM9: Cyprus reg.ship ICARUS III 0140 USB/GMDSS
wkng Lyngby Radio for safety purpose (28-dec-2004)(MSM)
PBK: Netherlands CG Radio Den Helder 2012 GMDSS All
ships call for MIB/weather on 3673 kHz. (07Jan05) (RGA)
SAB: GöteborgRadio SWE 1930 CQ All Ships preliminary
call for MIB/Weather bcast on 2182 kHz followed by same from
WitowoRadio/SPS Poland for bcast on 2720 kHz and from Las
Palmas/Teneriffe for 2182 kHz. (07Jan05) (RGA)
SAB: GöteborgRadio Sweden 1932 GMDSS CQs All Ships
for voice safety broadcast on 2182 kHz followed by same from
WitowoRadio/SPS Poland. (30Dec04) (RGA)
SPS: Witowo Radio 0732 USB/GMDSS with All ships info
J3E phone QRG 02720.0 (28-dec-2004)(MSM)
SVO: OlympiaRadio Athens 2003 GMDSS Geographical
area selcall for 2799/2134 kHz with coordinates between 29
and 39N/20 and 40E. (07Jan05) (RGA)
UCPE: Russian Ship Pioner Litvy 1957 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. OXZ BQs. (30Dec04) (RGA)
UEVA: Russian Vessel Volga Don-5021 1956 GMDSS RQs
garbled MRSC (00237000) for safety check. Checksum error.
Pagina 80
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02220.0
02226.0
02250
02250
02250.0
02278.0
02461.5
02462.0
02473.0
02474.0
02474.0
02505.0
02531.0
02572.4
02598.0
02607.0
02608.4
02617.0
02626.0
02644.0
02654
02663.0
02666.0
02679.0
02684.5
02737
02788.0
02789.6
WUN-v11
(30Dec04) (RGA)
V7DW4: Marshall Is. Vessel George H.Galloway 2050
GMDSS RQs Panamanian MSC Melissa/H9VY for simplex telephone
call on 4180 kHz. (30Dec04) (RGA)
VSPR3: British Vessel Finpulp 2211 GMDSS RQs MRCC
Stockholm/SDJ for safety test. Then tries MRC Turku/OFK who
BQs the test. (07Jan05) (RGA)
XUDX7: Cambodian ship DIMITRIS 0212 USB/GMDSS wkng
Turku Radio for safety purpose (28-dec-2004)(MSM)
ZDPF3: Gibraltar-flagged Vessel Baltic Sailor 2307
GMDSS RQs LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. (14Jan05) (RGA)
---: CIS AF ?LOC 1921 CW Time signal string
"?992221??0?????" every min (04/Jan)(DW)
M21: Russian Air Def 2150 CW chaotic msg lots of
"?"- "9458T555 = 99TED A TÖ I94S M H1352 =N R9TT51??EW
????", good sigs, (05-jan-2005)(MSM)
unid: prob CIS 2150 CW chaotic msg lots of "?""9458T555 = 99TE D A TÖ I94S M H1352 =N R9TT51??EW ????",
good sigs, (05-jan-2005)(MSM)
ukcg: humber 0747 USB naws Jan09 05 ML
: Unid FishFone 2217 SAILOR-CRYPT/USB Scrambled.
Mostly female voice. (12Jan05) (RGA)
OWK: RDAF HQ Vedbaek 1702 ALE/USB Calls OWE/FTK
Karup. (29Dec04) (RGA)
OWP: DAF ?LOC 2033 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng OWE. 2344 clng OWI (04/Jan)(DW)
unid: gaf ? 0639 arq-e/85.71/165 tfc scr 04Jan05 (wp3)
0A: Irish Naval
arq 100/170 0111 "48 de 94 qru"
5lgs (17 Dec 04)
(MJZ)
IN: CARB Broadcast "IGJ/IDRRTTY/75/850
"IDR3/IGJ42/IGJ41/IDR2/IDR8/IGJ43/" 2215 (ML)
PBC: NETHERLANDS NAVY RTTY MARKER, Goeree Island
RTTY/75/850 "02A04B 06A 08A 12Y 17X 22X PBC" 2234
9jan05 (ML)
pbc: DN Goerree 0708 rtty 75/850r 02a
04b
06a
08a
12y 17x
22x
04Jan05 (wp3)
pbc: DN Goerree 0759 rtty 75/850r 02a 04b 06a 08a
12y 17x 22x pbc 29Dez04 (wp3)
No Call: unid 2020 Sitor-ARQ 100Bd/170Hz clg TMCT:
"BG 14 Duderstadt" (26/DEC/04) (KK)
OWK: Danish Mil
2140
MIL STD 188-141 ALE on
usb Clng OWE (08jan05) (S)
NATO STANAG 4285 600L (BRASS???) 2313 9/jan/05(ML)
Von: canadian cg VON? 0821 USB weak / wx naws Jan07 05 ML
FUO: FN Toulon RTTY/75/850 2328 ry sg test tape
9jan05(ML)
fuo: F Navy Toulon 0732 rtty 75/850 faaa de fuo fuo
znr uuuuu testing ryryryryryryryryryryryry
sgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsg 0123456789 0123456789
nnnn
04Jan05 (wp3)
Unid: fax meteo 120 rpm Fleet weather and
Oceanographic centre Northwood2337 9jan05(ML)
Unid: Female voice with international letters, final
with "END OF MESSAGE"twice 2341 9jan05(ML).
fishermen: 0841 USB ff Jan08 05 ML
: Ukranian Military 2222 CW Weak. 5LG bcast msg to
unid: ....QTC 809 42 13 0010 809 258 = AAAAA ...hh hhääa ...
(Ends) AR. (12Jan05) (RGA)
IPC: crotone 0627 USB ital phone dial Dec14 04 ML
unid: 2110 USB ?voice encrypt with bip Dec13 04 ML
4XZ: IN Haifa CW 2350 9jan05(ML)
Unid: German Mil? 2219 ARQ-E (by RGA) (05-jan-2005)(MSM)
REA4: AFHQ Moscow 2144 CW Idling on revs all
afternoon on various freqs. Still no traffic.
(17Dec04) (RGA)
FUE: FN Brest test Channel ABC001 RTTY/75/850 ry sg
test 2355 9jan05(ML)
FUE: FR Navy, Brest 2222 RTTY 75bd/850hz w/test
Pagina 81
02800.0
02810.0
02813.1
02814.0
02817.5
02818.5
02872.0
02941.0
02989.0
03068
03086
03102.0
03111.0
03137
03137
03160.0
03167.0
03192.0
03194.4
03202.8
03204.0
03204.0
03204.0
03211.0
03211.0
03211.0
03217
03217
03220.0
03222.5
03222.5
WUN-v11
tape,btw Skysweeper could not decod it,PCPacratt did
(05-jan-2005)(MSM)
4XZ: Haifa Naval, ISR, 1822, CW, VVV-marker,
02-Jan-05 (CK)
OFK:Turku Radio 2237 USB MM WX rep. BalticSea
,ENG+Fin s9+ (27-dec-2004) (MSM)
unid: / unknown, 0334Z, 18 Dec, 2004, USB, Korean(?)
or Japanese(?)speaking males in what sounds to me like
casual conversation. SFS 18dec04 (T)
No Call: unid 2034 Rtty 50Bd/200Hz Marker:
"KKKKKXFDRDFDWRNZ"
MQPF2: British Ship Jervis Bay 2244 GMDSS Calls
unlikely MMMSI 006211111 for apparent safety test.
(12Jan05) (RGA)
ff: 0630 USB ff "test de mentor.test pour le réglage
de vosrécepteurs..." Jan07 05 ML
atc nat shanwick: 0629 USB work virgin2 Dec25 04 ML
St. Petersburg VOLMET 2228 USB/vice flight wx in
Russian for Mineralne Vody and other locations(05-jan-2005)(MSM)
ATHINA: Athens Aeradio, GRC [LGGG], 1959, USB, clg
any station for radio check. Got reply and signal rprt fm
KAZANTZAKIS (Iraklio Airport [LGIR]), 02-Jan-05 (CK)
CRONPR: US SIPRINet Stn RAF Croughton UK 2135
ALE/USB Sounding. (21Dec04) (RGA)
CRONPR: US NIPRINet Stn RAF Croughton UK 2117
ALE/USB Sounding. (18Dec04) (RGA)
Khabarovsk: ACC 0900 USB net roll call/radio checks
w/Petropavlovsk (-Kamchatskiy), Yuzhnyy(-Sakhalinsk), Okha,
Magadan, Okhotsk, Nikolaevsk(-na Amure), and Neglinka.
(19-Dec-04) (JUM)
nocall: Polish Sailors on way to Oslo QSO 2301
USB/Voice r3-4/s1 (27/28-dec-2004) (MSM)
290067: Prob USAF C-17 99-0067 2151 ALE/USB
Sounding. (20Dec04) (RGA)
CRO: US GHFS Stn RAF Croughton UK 1712 ALE/USB
YUZHNYY: Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Radio 1157 USB phone
patches. (8-Dec-04) (JUM)
unid: beacon ? 0635 CW Dec14 04 ML
RMP: Kaliningrad Naval, RUS, 1812, CW, encrypted
tfc, 01-Jan-05 (CK)
JLW1: unid 2203 CW tx: "JLW1JLW1JDW1JLW O OSW?O MJE
JLW1 K" LW1EL#JLW1A I T ? QSA ?Q X IPT Q S A ?QSA ? Q X S T"
(05-jan-2005)(MSM)
L: MX Beacon Tirana 1608 CW The only one today!
(04Jan05) (WC)
L: Tirana, ALB, 1803, CW, SLHFB, 26-Dec-04 (CK)
L: Tirana, ALB, 1818, CW, Enigma MX with chirp,
02-Jan-05 (CK)
L: unid beacon CW 2329 distorted CW, tx "L" letter
(.-..), not too strong in SP (27/28-dec-2004) (MSM)
7PN1: UKR mil 2153 CW d5an de 7pn1 qsa2 k, 2156
rpt#, 2157 ds an de avt2 qsa1 k (04Jan05)(SMK)
AVT2: UKR mil 2157 CW d5an de avt2 qsa1 k (04Jan05)(SMK)
unid: two OM in arabic 1700
USB "oscar sirio
oscar" + some numbers in AA (05jan05) (sal)
7O5S: Russian Military 2013 CW Comms check with BR5L
FQSM PCSK and 9QW8. (16Jan05) (RGA)
7O5S: Russian Military 2201 CW 9DVZ QTC ZWZ AR. Msg
to collective 9DVZ: QTC 278 30 16 0054 278 = ZWZ 790 = PPPPP
VCYKR ZFBPö ... WFBPZ äYPWY 993 K. Receipts from FQSM PCSK
9QW8 6R5L on QSX 3393 kHz. Msg was QTAd to 6R5L.
(15Jan05) (RGA)
YUZHNYY: Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Radio 1220 USB phone
patches. (8-Dec-04) (JUM)
M21: Russian Air Def 2232 CW chaotic msg lots of
"?", same as on 02222.0 (05-jan-2005)(MSM)
unid: prob CIS 2232 CW chaotic msg lots of "?", same
Pagina 82
03243.2
03260
03260.0
03266
03275
03275.0
03275.0
03275.0
03275.0
03275.0
03275.0
03275.0
03275.0
03275.0
03285.0
03290.0
03291
03299.0
03310.0
03310.0
03354
03354
03354
03354.0
03354.0
03360.0
03360.5
03390
WUN-v11
as on 02222.0 (05-jan-2005)(MSM)
: Unid 1744 RTTY/50/240 7.5-bit Enciphered Baudot
zzzzzzz leadins/leadouts. No plain preambles. Intermittent
fault - space tone missing at times. Went offair 1810.
Suspect Ukranian fishing fleet comms. (08Jan05) (RGA)
S4S000OGBMRM1: Unid 2147 ALE/USB Calls
VIS000OEKCOPER. (21Dec04) (RGA)
unid: gaf ? 0953 arq-e/85.71/160 idle 04Jan05 (wp3)
TXXX: Spanish Guardia Civil Madrid 2128 ALE/USB
Calls TZSO/GC Cordoba who responds. (30Dec04) (RGA)
JP57: Algerian MOI 1937 ALE/USB Calls HN42. JP61
calls HN42. (22Dec04) (RGA)
JP40: ALGERIAN MIL ?LOC 0052 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng JP47. 0632 responds to JP61. 0634 responds to JP52
(12/Jan)(DW)
usb. Responds to JP40. 0055 clng JP50 (12/Jan)(DW)
usb. Clng JP40 (12/Jan)(DW)
usb. Clng JP56. Also 0445, 0518. 0544 Clng JP55. 0634 clng
JP40 (12/Jan)(DW)
YA50: ALGERIAN MIL ?LOC 0635 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng YA51 (12/Jan)(DW)
USAIS1012: (Army Intelligence & Security Command, Ft
Belvoir VA-Net Control): 1522 USB/ALE TO USANG2409 (US Army
National Guard HQs, Arlington VA). Also on 05066.5 & 06985.0. US
Army Continuity of Operations (COOP) Net. 12/29 RP3
Wera81: (Vera81?): Pol Mil 2313 USB/Voice 5fg
msg,managed to catch last few words+qrt info
(27/28-dec-2004) (MSM)
OWK: Danish Air Force HQ Vedbaek 2154 ALE/USB Wkg
OWF/RDAF Skrydstrup with modem activity. Then works OWC/unid
on 2531 kHz. (08Jan05) (RGA)
ABOE: unid prob. CIS 2147 CW wkng LM5 or EM5 (low
sigs) with 5fg letter msg. hand cw(27-dec-2004) (MSM)
UTT: odessa 1836 USB ukr yl warnings Dec22 04 ML
UTT: Odessa Radio 2235 USB/Voice MM WX rep. pc
generated voice(06-jan-2005)(MSM)
3A4A: Russian Military 2208 CW YXVM de 3A4A QTC K.
237 33 9 0102 = ZCE 727 = PPPPP HöRIK NöJIJ ... YäSOD HöRIK
NöJIJ POPWO 718 K. (08Jan05) (RGA)
APL8: Russian Military 2143 CW Comms check with W...
IK3Z and AEMP. (15Jan05) (RGA)
ORZI: Russian Military 2257 CW Comms check with ?3Q9
KSZG SZ4S APDC JYVS ASCK. QSX not found. At 2317 caught
preamble 303 ?? 21 0205 303 = 869 = on message to unknown.
(20Dec04) (RGA)
nocall(6-36?): unid prob. CIS 2212 CW 5fg msg with
cyrillic used,ended with "...TXQFA PYPA 6 36 K"
(05-jan-2005)(MSM)03823.0 WD3: unid 2245 USB/ALE wkng
LU9 with AMD,not sure of call signs due to QSB
(05-jan-2005)(MSM)
nocall: (6-36?): unid prob. CIS 2212 CW 5fg msg with
cyrillic used,ended with "...TXQFA PYPA 6 36 K"
(05-jan-2005)(MSM)
E10: or V2A ? 2105 AM slav? Dec29 04 ML
UNID: Russian Air Defense 1224 CW null reports.
(8-Dec-04) (JUM)
MGJ: RN Fleet Bcast System 1928 RTTY/75/850 CARB. 04
Pagina 83
WUN-v11
only. (08Jan05) (RGA)
03390.0 mgj: RN Faslane 0739 rtty 75/850 02
04
mgj
02
04 28Dez04 (wp3)
03390.0 mgj: RN Faslane 0739 rtty 75/850 02
04
mgj
02
04 28Dez04(wp3)
03393
W7QA: CIS Military 2019 CW W7QA K. T9GO K. Nothing
further. (08Jan05) (RGA)
03407.0 Aktyubinsk VOLMET: 2339 USB/Voice YL in WX? rep.
r2/3 (27/28-dec-2004) (MSM)
03413.0 Shannon Volmet: 0735 usb WX for London Gatwick,
Amsterdam Schiphol, Manchester, 28Dez04 (wp3)
03413.0 Shannon Volmet: 0735 usb WX for London Gatwick,
Amsterdam Schiphol,Manchester, 28Dez04 (wp3)
03413.0 SHANNON VOLMET: Shannon Aeradio (EIP), IRL, 1935,
USB, av. wx, 02-Jan-05 (CK)
03415.0 ART: E10 0014 AM 5fg msg, qrt at 0016 poor rx
(27/28-dec-2004) (MSM)
03461.0 Khabarovsk ACC: 0902 USB net roll call/radio checks
w/Ekimchan, Vladivostok, Chulman, Magadachi, and
Blagoveschensk. (19-Dec-04) (JUM)
03462.5 : CIS Military 2250 81-81/81/250 Slow reversals. No
opchat. No cipher. (14Jan05) (RGA)
03467.0 UNID: italian pirate net, 1938, LSB, informal chat,
02-Jan-05 (CK)
03480.0 UNID: greek pirate net, 1940, LSB, informal chat,
followed byQSY to 3450 kHz, 02-Jan-05 (CK)
03485.0 new york vm: 0801 USB snow... cincinnati ...
Dec19 04 ML
03490.0 UNID: greek pirate net, 1944, LSB, informal chat,
02-Jan-05 (CK)
03532
LY02: Unid 2105 ALE/USB calling LY01 (28Dec04) (KB)
03533
TWLV: Guardia Civil Vizcoya, E 0201 ALE/USB clg TXXX
(29Dec04) (KB)
03533
TWLV: Spanish Guardia Civil Vizcoya 0733 ALE/USB
(28Dec04) (KB)
03533
TYME: Guardia Civil Madrid, E 0410 ALE/USB (29Dec04) (KB)
03533
TZSA: Guardia Civil Almeria, E 2346 ALE/USB clg
TXXX, GC HQ Madrid (28Dec04) (KB)
03545 K6KPH: San Francisco, California 0053z Jan 1, 2005 CW
"DE" for "Straight Key Night" [SN]
03582
GRGR: Russian Military 2228 CW Ends 13 x 4FG msg to
unknown 401 = 4532 9876 ... 8750 2213 K. Then MKZI de GRGR
ZBT ZGV ZDN K.// OK K// QRV K. Repeats back a 13 x 4FG msg
to MKZI and quiet until QCVD calls. QSX freq to unid NCS.
(21Dec04) (RGA)
03593.3 dlvi: german coast guard ship ZB Priwall 1830
sitor-a #99434 rq:putp position report , schalten 2000 ab.
15Jan05 (wp3)
03593.3 dlvi: german coast guard ship ZB Priwall 1836
sitor-a #99434 rq:putp position report to 75205 dqz28,
time in utc ! 03Jan05 (wp3)
03667.2 : Unid Arabic Stn 1933 ARQ-E/46.1/160 ACF=4. Idling.
Related to VFT BR6028 stn on 8048.4. Tks (LDO) and (B).
(08Jan05) (RGA)
03699.5 "p": rus navy Kaliningrad 2100 cw beacon then 2105
bee 50/191 tfc with reversals, at 2110z for some seconds p
beacon again then off 04Jan05 (wp3)
03700.0 unkn: "Yosemite Sam" 1140z Dec 23, 2004 USB with
voice marker [SN]
03737.0 UIW2: Kalliningrad R., RUS, 2048, CW, safety
signals, 25-Dec-04 (CK)
03754.0 UNID: "The Pip", 2035, USB, 25-Dec-04 (CK)
03764.0 PBB: Den Helder Naval, HOL, 2038, RTTY (75/850),
CARB, 25-Dec-04 (CK)
03764.0 PBB: Nth Navy Den Helder 1424 Rtty 75bd/850Hz
Marker: "02B
04C
06B
PBB" (22/DEC/04) (KK)
03764.5 pbb: NL Navy Den Helder 0717 rtty 75/850 02b
04c
06b
02b 04c
06b
0720 02b
04c
06b
02b
04c
Pagina 84
03764.5
03775
03782.0
03801.0
03801.0
03803
03823
03823
03823
03823
03823
03823
03823
03823
03823
03823.0
03823.0
03824
03826
03826.0
03826.0
03855.0
03870.0
03893
03893
03900
03900
03900
03900.0
03900.0
03900.0
03900.0
03900.0
03900.0
03900.0
03933
WUN-v11
06b
pbb 02b
04c
06b 28Dez04 (wp3)
pbb: NL Navy Den Helder 0717 rtty 75/850 02b
04c
06b
02b 04c 06b
0720 02b
04c
06b
02b
04c
06b
pbb 02b
04c
06b 28Dez04(wp3)
2OMU: Ukrnian Military 0022 CW Msg to W94V: 133 115
0150 123 = 643 = AAAAA ORTYS ... PhPCA ADKVZ K.
(15Jan05) (RGA)
CTP: Oeiras Naval, POR, 2043, RTTY (75/850), NAWS
"QSX 04 06 08 12 25-Dec-04 (CK)
rus air defence: 0710 cw 134004962922413400486296654 with many ????? 28Dez04 (wp3)
rus air defence: 0710 cw 134004962922413400486296654 with many????? 28Dez04 (wp3)
WD3: Estonian Military. Prob NCS 1930 ALE/USB Wkg
LU9. (08Jan05) (RGA)
AA1: Israeli AF 1954 ALE/USB Sounding. (03Jan05) (RGA)
AA3: Israeli Af 1859 ALE/USB Sounding. (05Jan05) (RGA)
BB1: Israeli AF 2255 ALE/USB Sounding. (17Dec04) (RGA)
BB1: Israeli Air Force Palachim 2059 ALE/USB
BB2: Israeli AF 1943 ALE/USB Calls AAA. (22Dec04) (RGA)
LU9: Estonian Military 2205 ALE/USB Calls EK7. Calls
WD3 on 3803 kHz. (08Jan05) (RGA)
PARNUYJP: Independent Inf Bn Estonian Army P„rnu
2010 ALE/USB Calls Indep Inf Bn Kuperjanov. Also on 4930
kHz. (22Dec04) (RGA)
TS1: Israeli AF 1817 ALE/USB Calls AAA. (29Dec04) (RGA)
WD3: Estonian Military 2123 ALE/USB Calls LU9 and
EK7. WD3 appears to be NCS. (30Dec04) (RGA)
AAA: Estonia
2132
MIL 188-141 ALE on usb
(06jan05) (sal)
WD3: Estonia
2158
MIL 188-141A ALE on usb
Clng EK7 (07jan05) (S)
HFB: UK Military 2158 ALE/USB Sounding. (12Jan05) (RGA)
: Ukranian Military 2054 CW In traffic = 121 = AAAAA
MVYKU KGPhh ..... ADKDA K. (15Jan05) (RGA)
KEKDW: prob. CIS MIL 2234 CW distorted 5fg msg no
cyrillic used (05-jan-2005)(MSM)
nocall: UKrainian MIL(id tnx to JC) 2234 CW
distorted 5fg msg no cyrillic used (05-jan-2005)(MSM)
DDH3: Hamburg Meteo 1918
FAX 120/576 (09jan05) (S)
TSR: ISR AF 2243 USB/ALE snd (05-jan-2005)(MSM)
9D7A: Ukranian Military Bcast 2145 CW OJXF de 9D7A
QTC 426 57 8 2336 426 = 504 = 38775 63271 ... 99659 08055 =
(repeats) ends with QLN AR. (08Jan05) (RGA)
KMAB: Ukranian Military 2125 CW ???? KMAB and IZCS
give R 050 K to message sent on frequency by unknown. SX
circuit. (21Dec04) (RGA)
AA1: Isreali AF Ben Gurion 2002 ALE/USB Calls prob
collective ACCES1. Then tries on 4700 kHz. (22Dec04) (RGA)
PARNUYJP: Independent Inf Bn Estonian Army Pärnu
1703 ALE/USB Calls Indep Signals Bn. Calls KUP/Indep Inf Bn
Kuperjanov on 3823 kHz. Seen also 4930 kHz. (29Dec04) (RGA)
WD3: Estonian Military 2115 ALE/USB Calls LU9 and
EK7. No long-winded IDs seen this evening. They may have
changed their ID system. (30Dec04) (RGA)
AA1: unid eur. 1959 USB ALE clg ACCES1 (31/DEC/04) (KK)
EK7: Estonia
2129
MIL 188-141 ALE on usb "to
WD3" (06jan05) (sal)
LU9: Estonia
2230
Clng WD3 (07jan05) (S)
LU9: unid prb Est 2012 USB ALE clg EK7 (30/DEC/04) (KK)
LU9: unid prb. Est Mil 2116 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg
EK7 again at 2123 and 2131 (31/DEC/04) (KK)
WD3: unid prb Est 2011 USB ALE clg LU9 (30/DEC/04) (KK)
WD3: unid prb Est 2013 USB ALE clg EK7 (30/DEC/04) (KK)
RFFh: Unid Russian "RFF" Net 1944 CW RFFh RFFP RFFR
RFFN and RFFM called NCS RFFN. All but RFFM sent and
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received one message. Probable QSX frequency 3132 kHz in QRM
so nothing seen of RFFN. (h = ----). (03Jan05) (RGA)
RFFO: Russian 'RFF' Net 2020 CW RFFO and RFFM
exchange QSAs with RFFN. I may have missed earlier calls. No
messages. Nothing of RFFN on 3132 kHz. (08Jan05) (RGA)
RFFO: Unid CIS 'RFF' Net 2027 CW RFFN RFFR RFFO RFFP
RFFM all calling and working RFFN. Short msgs passed include
standard CIS preambles 5LG and 5FG and in the form = 760 319
= AR <callsign> K. NCS is RFFN (unheard) prob on another
frequency. (18Dec04) (RGA)
RFFP: Russian 'RFF' Net 2032 CW RFFN de RFFP QSA1
QTC K.// RFFP 386 5 21 2330 386 = 809 831 185 = 77378 20000
21002 = AR RFFP K// QRV K// RFFP R 105 K. RFFN de RFFO QSA3
QTC K// RFFO 990 ...21 2300 = 809 831 185 = 57077 ..... 70000
21006 = AR RFFO K// QRV K// RPT NR K// RFFO R 009 K.
RFFN de RFFM QSA3 QSA? QTC K// RFFM 222 17 21 2320 222 = 185
= AAAAA BBBSS UUUFF HHHRR OOOhh ..... ZWDZE BAKAD = AR RFFM
K// C K. RFFN de RFFR QSA2 QTC K// RFFR = 760319 = AR RFFR
K// QRV K// RFFR R 2 K. RFFN DE RFFh QSA4 QTC K// RFFh 371
196 050 359 321 661 321 740 627 262 149 302 570 = AR RFFh
K// C QRV K// RFFh R 2 K. (h=cha ----). Variety of message
formats here. This net first logged by Tom Rösner many years ago.
NCS RFFN not heard. suspect duplex net.
(21Dec04) (RGA)
fishermen: 0917 USB ff d/x Jan09 05 ML
fishermen: 0629 USB ff Jan07 05 ML
fishermen: 0817 USB french Dec19 04 ML
fishermen: 0919 USB d/x Jan09 05 ML
fishermen: 0802 USB french about hunting Dec19 04 ML
RMP: Baltic Fleet HQ Kaliningrad 1709 CW Wx forecast
in Russian. (08Jan05) (RGA)
MF3: Unid 0902 CW vvv 8nz 8nz 8nz de mf3 mf3 = 34
6663 94 qru 335 (twice) then vvv 8nz 8nz 8nz de mf3 mf3 = 34
6663 94 qru 355 sk. (14Jan05) (IB)
A9A: UNID 0740 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
BOD90 (11/Jan)(DW)
STIMPSON: Alaska State Troopers P/V Stimpson 1915
USB Position: 57.16N 171.22W conducting search and rescue
operations in Bering Sea. Fishing vessel, Big Valley.
Status: missing. Last known position: 57.14.4N 172.22.8W
Bering Sea crab fishery in progress. (15Jan05) (AB)
unid: ship 2214 USB encrypted voice syst with bips
Dec29 04 ML
fishermen: 2007 USB ff d/x Dec20 04 ML
fishermen: 0826 USB ff about gale Jan07 05 ML
: Unid NATO/RN Bcast/Ship Chan 1713 NATO-75/75/850
Short intermittent messages in KG84 cipher. Carrier off
between messages. (08Jan05) (RGA)
: CIS Vessel KM Belokonx 1715 RTTY/50/170 Ends tgm
in RR 'NIL TKS 73 ROVDESTWOM. Gives numerous
corrections/collations in Morse. (08Jan05) (RGA)
: CIS Military 1723 MS-5/4800/DPSK/USB Cipher. Off
frequency 4199.07 kHz. (08Jan05) (RGA)
9HDZ7: Maltese-flagged Vessel Powstaniec Styczniowy
2030 GMDSS RQs LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. OXZ BQs.
(07Jan05) (RGA)
UAYP: Russian Ship Leonid Ivanov 2259 GMDSS RQs unid
Russian ship for simplex telephone call on 4316 kHz.
(17Dec04) (RGA)
Chilung: Taiwanese NAVTEX Station 1145 Sitor-B
100/170. (7-Dec-04) (JUM)
IDR/IGJ: Rome/AugustaRadio 1726 RTTY/75/850
Inidcating all input channels idle. (08Jan05) (RGA)
IDR2: Rome Naval, I, 2225, RTTY 75/850, CARB msg
"IDR3 /IGJ42 IGJ41 /IDR2 /IDR8 /IGJ43 /", plus channel code
explanation (legenda), 02-Jan-05 (CK)
LZW: Varna Radio, BUL 1942 Sitor-Fec 100Bd/170Hz"CQ
CQ CQ DE LZW LZW LZW VARNA RADIO 421/0897 SVC 29/12 0930
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04331.0
04334
04334.0
04364.5
04369.0
04369.0
04369.0
04408.0
04408.0
04415
04424.5
04424.5
04430.0
04430.0
04444
04461
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UTC OPERATIVEN BULETIN NA VARNA RADIO OPB 2912"
(30/DEC/04) (KK)
AG2: unid prb Est 2009 USB ALE clg XEF (30/DEC/04) (KK)
4XZ: Haifa Naval, ISR, 2034, CW, VVV-marker, 02-Jan-05 (CK)
ZSC: Capetown/Globe Radio 1744 GW-PACTOR.
(10/Jan/05) (RH2)
PBC: Navy Noordwijk 1315 RTTY/75/850 CARB. Faulty
tx, humming & warbling (29Dec04) (KB)
FUE: Brest Naval, F, 2037, RTTY 75/850, test tape,
02-Jan-05 (CK)
unkn: "Yosemite Sam" 1139z Dec 23, 2004 USB with
voice marker [SN]
IDR4: Rome Radio, I, 2042, CW, VVV-marker, 02-Jan-05 (CK)
: Moscow Meteo 1423 FAX/120/576 tropopause analysis
//10610.9 13885.9 kHz (29Dec04) (KB)
NMG: USCG New Orleans 0655 FAX/120/576 wind/wave
forecast. Noisy but largely legible chart (29Dec04) (KB)
4XZ: Haifa Naval, ISR, 2044, CW, VVV-marker, 02-Jan-05 (CK)
4XZ: IN HAIFA 1939 CW In tfc (07/Jan)(DW)
FUX: FN Le Port 2016 RTTY/75/850 Test tape
(09/Jan/05) (RH2)
FUX: FN Le Port 0045 RTTY 75/850 FAA FAA de FUX FUX
FUX (31/12/04)(AJP)
3AC: Monaco Radio 1545 P-II/100Bd user list
(15/JAN/05) (KK)
WLO: mobile 0623 USB ee yl synth Jan07 05 ML
WLO: mobile 0803 USB id with commercial
announc.Dec19 04 ML
WLO: mobile r 0612 USB yl wx forecasts Dec25 04 ML
GBE: italian Mil?
1800
"To LHH" over russian people (05jan05) (sal)
WET: unid (for me)
1650
MIL 188-141 ALE on
usb, followed by short sound of MIL 188-110A serial for few
minutes (05jan05) (sal)
VC02: Algerian MOI 2006 ALE/USB Calls VC01 who
responds. (22Dec04) (RGA)
L: MX Beacon Tirana 0710 CW //3202.8. (17Dec04) (WC)
L: MX Beacon Tirana 1555 CW (13Jan05) (WC)
MOB2MSS: ???
2026
MIL 188-141 ALE on usb "to
OKROKANMSS" (06jan05) (sal)
OKR: ???
2022
MIL 188-141 ALE on
usb "to MOB" (06jan05) (sal)
: NATO Tactical Air Defence Data System 1947
LINK-11/2250/USB Still going strong. (05Jan05) (RGA)
FTJ: Prob Enigma E10 1732 DSB? YL with FTJ callup.
(08Jan05) (RGA)
BORA: Alb MOI 2008 USB ALE clg DRINI (30/DEC/04) (KK)
HN42: Algerian MOI 1949 ALE/USB Calls JP56. JP63
JP64 YA4 YA40 YA51 also seen active. (08Jan05) (RGA)
JP52: Algerian MOI 2103 ALE/USB Calls JP40.
(30Dec04) (RGA)
JP54: Algerian MOI 1927 ALE/USB Calls JP40. JP52 and
JP54 also seen. (03Jan05) (RGA)
---: ALGERIAN MIL ?LOC 1939 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng JP40@@. QRM fm RT on 4506. (11/Jan)(DW)
usb. Clng JP56. Also 0520, 0547 (12/Jan)(DW)
usb. Clng ya51 (12/Jan)(DW)
AA1: Israeli AF Ben Gurion 2201 ALE/USB Sounding.
Also AA3/Ben Gurion sounding. (12Jan05) (RGA)
DD1: Israeli AF 1936 ALE/USB Sounding. (08Jan05) (RGA)
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04507.0 BB1: Israeli AF
1636
Clng "AAA" (10jan05) (S)
04507.0 r69: 1537utc
4507
Israeli AF: TWS R69 SND
MIL 188-141A ALE on usb 3jan (S)
04509.7 unid: ??? 2122
STANAG 4285/600Long (06jan05) (sal)
04530
DIAMANTI: Albanian Military/MOI 2013 ALE/USB Calls
DRINI/Drini region. (08Jan05) (RGA)
04530
V1S000OEKCOPER. (29Dec04) (RGA)
04530
V1S000OEKCOPER. (03Jan05) (RGA)
04530.0 BORA: Alb MOI 2007 USB ALE clg DRINI (30/DEC/04) (KK)
04555.2 dlvh: german coast guard ship ZB Emden 0920 sitor-a
#89836 rq:s=dkr position report: 1000 x 18b 350 deg 14 kn
15Jan05 (wp3)
04555.2 dlvp: german coast guard ship ZB Kniepsand 0848
sitor-a #60566 rq:tpcr position report 15Jan05 (wp3)
04555.2 No Call: Kuewatz Cuxhaven, D. 1045 Sitor-ARQ
100Bd/170Hz (10/JAN/05) (KK)
04561
TXX2: Spanish Guarda Civil Madrid 1950 ALE/USB Calls
TYMR2/Unid. (08Jan05) (RGA)
04561
TXX2: Unid 1926 ALE/USB Calling TYMB2. (22Dec04) (RGA)
04561
TXX2: Unid 2209 ALE/USB Calls TYMB2 and TYMC2.
(30Dec04) (RGA)
04583.0 DDK2: Hamburg Meteo 2030
ITA2/50/450 (03jan05) (sal)
04595.0 T2Z52: 2nd Battalion, 52nd Avn Regiment, 17th Avn
Bde, Camp Humphreys, Korea 1039 Mil-Std 188-141A/USB
sounding. (8-Dec-04) (JUM)
04600
0000001220: Turkish Net 2123 ALE/USB Sounding.
0000001230 also seen. (18Dec04) (RGA)
04648.0 KPA2: Numberstation 1815 USB fem. Voice:
"KiloPapa-Alfa-Two" (26/DEC/04) (KK)
04664.0 pirate: ? 0757 USB voice encrypt ? Dec30 04 ML
04666
: Prob Spanish Fishfone 1735 SAILOR-CRYPT-2001/USB
Male voices. (08Jan05) (RGA)
04681
ZS-SNA: A346 0342 HFDL Wx Gnd/Air fm JNB (05/Jan/01) (RH2)
04681.0 AAA: Israeli AF 0038 USB ALE snd (13/JAN/05) (KK)
04683.0 AAA: Prob. Israeli Airforce 1531 USB ALE snd
(26/DEC/04) (KK)
04706
: Unid Illicit 2216 CW Ends 5FGs with 0 0 0.
(14Jan05) (RGA)
04717.0 R26078: Helo UH-60A? 2021 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg
PHOENIXTOC: Phoenix, Tactical Op Center at 2021 2022 2024
2026 2031 2042 (12/JAN/05) (KK)
04721
210197: USAF C-17 01-0197 1749 ALE/USB Sounding.
(29Dec04) (RGA)
04721
491713: USAF KC-10 79-1713 2241 ALE/USB Sounding.
(17Dec04) (RGA)
04724
AREA CODE: 28-char EAM 2247 USB 7GZNZD simulcast on
at least 8992 with nothing heard on any other HFGCS freq or
6697/13155. (23 Dec 04) (JH)
04724
AREA CODE: EAM Bcasts 2304 USB 7GZNZD and 7GRNLK
simulcast on at least 8992 with nothing heard on any other
HFGCS freq or 6697/13155. (23 Dec 04) (JH)
04766.0 EH31: Algerian MOI 2337 USB ALE clg HN32 (09/JAN/05) (KK)
04766.0 EH33: ALGERIAN MIL ?LOC 0024 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng HN32 (12/Jan)(DW)
04766.0 HN32: ALGERIAN MIL ?LOC 2341 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng CP30 (11/Jan)(DW)
04798.0 MI22: unid
1704
MIL 188-141A ALE on usb Clng
"HN22", then probable MIL 188-110A (10jan05) (S)
04798.0 YK22: ALGERIAN MIL ?LOC 0605 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
04800.0 unid:
???
1705
test with Coquelet 8, then
soon QRT (10jan05) (S)
04806.0 S62: unid 2332 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A snd (31/DEC/04) (KK)
04826
VW7T: Ukrainian Mil CW 0522 Comm ck with AA1R SWC1
Pagina 88
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04855.0
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04919.0
04924.5
04930
04930
04930.0
04951.5
04952.0
04954.0
04965.2
05000.0
05035
05035.0
05035.0
05035.0
05035.0
05035.0
05035.0
05035.0
05035.0
05064
05064.0
05064.0
05065.0
05065.0
05065.0
05065.0
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IOMU AMBG CT5A 8IHO ASOZ P89K ZKTS 6ZEE YXFL E9AZ VISU. (via
Stuttgart DX-Tuners remote rcvr) (23Dec04) (JC5)
HN12: Algerian MOI 2150 USB ALE clg ZM10 (07/JAN/05) (KK)
UL1?: ALGERIAN MIL ?LOC 2212 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng JU16 (13/Jan)(DW)
2011: ?? -codan net? - 0615 USB/ALE to 2211 Dec25 04 ML
795: -1112 - 900 - 1314 - 2521 ? -codan net ? 0718
USB/ALE snd Dec2504 ML
: Unid. USCG? 0400 MIL-STD 188-110/USB Serial, rate
1200 short interleave, encrypted.
"UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUTr;\m1JO*NBdLe
.... (05Jan05) (AD)
BORA: Alb MOI 2006 USB ALE clg DRINI (30/DEC/04) (KK)
PMTRACS: (probable Program Manager for Tactical
Radio Systems): 1328 USB/ALE TO M050IN (Nat'l Guard,
Michigan). Also noted on 05847.0 & 08047.0. 12/21 RP3
WD3: Estonian Military 1933 ALE/USB Calls EK7 and
LU9. (03Jan05) (RGA)
WD3: Estonian Military 2156 ALE/USB Calls LU9. LU9
calls EK7. (30Dec04) (RGA)
WD3: prb. est Mil 0339 USB ALE clg EK7 (06/JAN/05) (KK)
: M21 Russian Air Defence 2225 CW Incrementing
plots: = 990123??0????? = 990124 990125 etc. (14Jan05) (RGA)
RUS AF: time signal: 2141 CW =99tt41??t?????
(04Jan05)(SMK)
UWC: ?? 1655 ARQ " welcome to the national hf
mailbox..." Dec18 04 ML
unid: ??? 2106
WWV: fort collins & YVTO caracas - simultan 0806 USB
time sig Dec1904 ML
YA40: Algerian MOI 2028 ALE/USB Calls YA50.
(15Jan05) (RGA)
HN42: Algerian MOI 2204 USB ALE clg JP60 (07/JAN/05) (KK)
usb. Clng JP5? (12/Jan)(DW)
usb. Clng JP56. Also 0451. 0522 clng JP55. 0633 clng JP40
(12/Jan)(DW)
usb. Clng JP55. 2023 clng JP56 (11/Jan)(DW)
usb. Clng JP40. Also 0657 (12/Jan)(DW)
9MB: RMN Georgetown Pinang MLA 1900 CW Radio traffic
related to disaster. (31Dec04) (CC2)
9MB13: MN Georgetown, MLA 1900 CW vvv-mkr.
(28/Dec/04) (DL8AAM)
9MB: Lumut Naval, MLA, 1945, CW, "VVV VVV VVV 9MB
13", 01-Jan-05 (CK)
JP60: ???
1714
MIL 188-141 ALE on usb "To
JP57" (05jan05) (sal)
JP64: ALGERIAN MIL ?LOC 2035 MIL.STD 188-141A ale on
USAIS1012: (Army Intelligence & Security Command, Ft
Belvoir VA-Net Control): 1528 USB/ALE TO USAMD1010 (US Army
Missile Defense Command, Arlington VA). Also noted on 03285.0;
06767.5; 066985.0; & 07448.5. US Army Continuity of
Operations (COOP) Net. 12/29 RP3
"V": 0545 CW marker (06Jan05)(SMK)
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05068.0 THLW: 0546 CW ZOSX de THLW k, V6LA de THLW qsv k,
0547 AR e e e e e(06JAN05)(SMK)
05075
BORA: Albanian Military/MOI 2027 ALE/USB Calls
DRINI/MOI/Military Drini. (30Dec04) (RGA)
05075.0 DIAMANTI: Albania
2130
Clng "DRINI" (10jan05) (S)
05084.8 Q47Z: Unid. Prob CIS 1702 MORSE/--/200 FSK. de Q47Z
QDC 515? K. QDC .82? K. QDC 554? K. OK AR AR.
(08Jan05) (RGA)
05091.0 JSR: Numberstation 1529 USB fem. Voice:
"JulietSierra-Romeo" (26/DEC/04) (KK)
05101.0 T10: Al Taji Iraq
1743
(05jan05) (sal)
05107
7GNO: CIS Military 1700 CW RPT 47 K. 7GNO R 009 K.
(08Jan05) (RGA)
05110
7DK: Unid 1546 CW nw4 nw4 nw4 nw4 nw4 de 7dk 7dk 7dk
vvvv qsv k (twice). (14Jan05) (IB)
05119.8 FDI22: FAF NARBONNE 1742 CW Marker "vvv de FDI22 ar"
(02/Jan)(DW)
05128.0 391:
???
2138
MIL 188-141A ALE on usb Clng
"410" (10jan05) (S)
05150.8 VTK: IN TUTICORIN 2238 CW Marker "vvv VTK2/3/4"
(02/Jan)(DW)
05154
P: MX Beacon Kaliningrad 0711 CW //8495. (17Dec04) (WC)
05159.0 4XZ: Haifa Naval, ISR, 1752, CW, VVV-marker,
28-Dec-04 (CK)
05159.0 4XZ: IN HAIFA 1716 CW Marker "vvv de 4XZ==" (02/Jan)(DW)
05159.0 4xz: IN Haifa 2010 cw vvv de 4xz 4xz - - 06Jan05 (wp3)
05159.0 4xz: navy Haifa 2037 cw 5-letter groups ijxoc kmpcs
ybhog tcguk =eiqi wexlw uplnf na= nr 941 ud v eq3b 212w 40
qb3b gr 82 == ar ar vvv de 4xz 4xz = = 04Jan05 (wp3)
05195
DRA5: DARC Prop Beacon 1614 CW 457. (17Dec04) (WC)
05195
DRA5: DARC Propagation Beacon 1627 CW Calls and
dashes then PSK-31. (04Jan05) (RGA)
05195.0 DRA5: propagation beacon, Kiel, D, 2100, CW/RTTY,
02-Jan-05 (CK)
05210
GYA: RN Northwood 1847 FAX 120/576 TAF text chart.
Alternate frequency for corrupted 4610 kHz (26Dec04) (KB)
05210.0 AAA: Israeli AF 2128 USB ALE snd (03/JAN/05) (KK)
05282.8 No Call: unid 0120 P-II-Ham/100Bd/CF=800Hz clear
text, weak/qsb "*** //CL LIST TRS" (13/JAN/05) (KK)
05284.0 116: unid, 1603, ALE clg "2222", 17-Dec-04 (CK)
05285.0 DRINI: Albanian MOI, ALB, 1634, ALE, clg BORA,
17-Dec-04 (CK)
05295.0 EH34: unid ?
2140
usb Clng HN32 (08jan05) (S)
05295.0 HN32: ALGERIAN MIL ?LOC 2122 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng EH35. 2340 clng CP30 (12/Jan)(DW)
05295.0 HN32: prb. Algeria 1608 USB ALE clg GW33 (02/JAN/05) (KK)
05295.0 HN32: unid ?
2014
usb Clng CP30 (08jan05) (S)
05295.0 HN3: unid ?
2013
usb Clng CP30 (08jan05) (S)
05300
: Russian Military 1625 RUS-75/75/240 Cipher.
(04Jan05) (RGA)
05304
OTUV: M89 Chinese Mil 1305 CW yav8 yav8 yav8 de otuv
otuv v (R) // 7741 kHz. (05-Jan-05) (IB)
05305.5 unid: CIS ???
2100
FSK/48.3/250
(03jan05) (sal)
05315
SAB: Globe Wireless Göteborg SWE 2234 GLOBEDATA
Idling. (14Jan05) (RGA)
05325.0 RND79: Russ AF, Moscow, RUS, 0520, F1A (FSK morse),
calling RFT6 "VVV RFT6 RFT6 RFT6 DE RND79 RND79 ZHC?"
followed by F1B tfc, shift 500 Hz, 16-Dec-04 (CK)
05325.5 : Unid 1623 REVS/99.45/230 Revs only. (04Jan05) (RGA)
05327.0 H02: unid 2117 USB ALE snd (03/JAN/05) (KK)
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05327.0 T02: unid 2121 USB ALE snd (03/JAN/05) (KK)
05352
TWLV: Guardia Civil Vizcoya 0759 ALE/USB clg TXXX
(02Jan05) (KB)
05360.0 HEBEL: unid german Marine 0950 USB/CW male Voice:
"Senden Sie Funkmeldung "Alfa 1" an "Seeotter", than bad CW
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
05360.0 HEBEL: unid german Marine 1145 USB/CW male Voice:
"Senden Sie Funkmeldung "Alfa 1" an "KALIF" than bad CW
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
05362
ALG: Sonatrach Oil/Gas Algiers 2027 ALE/USB
Sounding. (15Jan05) (RGA)
05362.0 ALG: Algier Gas & Oil Net 0212 USB ALE snd
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
05362.0 ALG: Algier Gas & Oil Net 0610 USB ALE snd
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
05362.0 HAM: Algier Gas & Oil Net 0205 USB ALE snd
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
05362.0 HR: Algier Gas & Oil Net 0244 USB ALE snd
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
05362.0 HR: Algier Gas & Oil Net 0443 USB ALE snd
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
05362.0 INA: Algier Gas & Oil Net 0320 USB ALE snd
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
05362.0 INA: Algier Gas & Oil Net 0518 USB ALE snd
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
05362.0 OHT: Algier Gas & Oil Net 0206 USB ALE snd
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
05362.0 RNS: Algier Gas & Oil Net 0438 USB ALE snd
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
05362.8 No Call: Auto WX-Station Atlas Mountain, MRC 0130
P-I/100Bd/CF=800Hz <Calling:CIMEL1>: MRC Met Office Beni
Mellal, no cnt, agn at 0202 (11/JAN/05) (KK)
05362.8 No Call: Auto WX-Station Atlas Mountain, MRC 0132
P-I/100Bd/CF=800Hz <Calling:CIMEL2>: MRC Met Office Casablanca,
no cnt, agn at 0205 (11/JAN/05) (KK)
05370
S4S000OGBMRM1: Unid 2049 ALE/USB Calling
V1S000OEKCOPER. (22Dec04) (RGA)
05370
05370.0 FDG: French Airforce Bordeaux 0007 Rtty 50Bd/400Hz
Marker: "TEST DE FDG VOYEZ LE BRICK....." (13/JAN/05) (KK)
05374
: Unid 1655 UNID/150/230 ACF=0 - encrypted.
(15Jan05) (RGA)
05376
LVAS: Russian Military 2029 CW Comms check with GBJN
C2OT Z39U QBL3 QCYZ all of whom respond on 4872 kHz.
(16Jan05) (RGA)
05376
LVAS: Russian Military 2030 CW Comms check with GBCN
C2OT Z39U QBL3 and QCYZ. (14Jan05) (RGA)
05379.0 SHQIPONJA: Albania 1505
Clng "DRINI ... MALI" (10jan05) (S)
05395.0 TS1: unid 2055 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A snd (26/DEC/04) (KK)
05400
BORA: Albanian MOI/Military 2021 ALE/USB Calls
DRINI/Drini region. (15Jan05) (RGA)
05400.0 LRD1: (Corps of Engineers, Lakes & Rivers District,
Detroit MI): 0851 USB/ALE sounding. 12/17 RP3
05400.0 LRN1: (Corps of Engineers, Lakes & Rivers District,
Nashville TN): 1213 USB/ALE sounding. 12/17 RP3
05418
BKOB: Russian Military 0025 CW Msg to collective
EM4E: BOKO 169 24 4 0316 169 = ZAQ 025 = PPPPP KüYYä LSUME
Pagina 91
05426
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05440
05447.0
05448.0
05450
05450.0
05450.0
05456
05465.8
05466
05475
05475
05475.0
05475.0
05476
05476
05476.0
05477
05477
05478
05478
05478.0
05488
05505.0
05535.0
05544
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KZJVV ... KüYYä LSUME PRPWP 888 K. Then asks for R 169? K
from 4CFN MZ4S and S9GI. Nothing heard on expected QSX freq
4378 kHz. (04Jan05) (RGA)
: Enigma M51 1612 CW 1612 NR 83J 04 17:16:12 2004 =
NHHQT QYFUV ... (04Jan05) (RGA)
: Unid 0805 RTTY/100/500 bursts of varying length
(28Dec04) (KB)
TN2: Unid 0800 ALE/USB calling ZL2 (28Dec04) (KB)
5558: Unid, N. African?, 1800, ALE sounding,
12-Dec-04 (CK)
fdg: FAF Bordeaux 2314 cw vvv vvv vvv de fdg fdg fdg
ar 07Jan05 (wp3)
RAF VOLMET: MASO West Drayton UK 1659 USB YL robot
with wx actuals. (15Jan05) (RGA)
RAF VOLMET: unid tx, G, 1650, USB, cont. WX,
28-Dec-04 (CK)
RAF VOLMET: unid tx, G, 2110, USB, meteo YL/EE,
02-Jan-05 (CK)
AAA: Israeli AF 1900 ALE/USB Sounding. (03Jan05) (RGA)
R: Ustinov, RUS, 1950, CW, SLHFB - Enigma MX,
01-Jan-05 (CK)
U: MX Beacon Ustinov 1605 CW (17Dec04) (WC)
T2Z238: 2-238 AVN US Army Tuzla BIH 2051 ALE/USB
T2Z238: 2-238th AVN Tuzla, BIH 1629 USB ALE snd
(02/JAN/05) (KK)
T2Z238: 2-238th Tuzla, BIH 0026 USB ALE snd
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
0000210688: Prob Greek Military 2224 ALE/USB
TKM: Israeli AF 2256 ALE/USB Sounding. (20Dec04) (RGA)
000021001: unid
1631
Clng "0000210388" (10jan05) (S)
5558: N.African Net 2234 ALE/USB Sounding. (20Dec04) (RGA)
5558: Unid N.African Net 2328 ALE/USB Sounding.
(05Jan05) (RGA)
1101: Prob N.African Net 2216 ALE/USB Sounding.
(20Dec04) (RGA)
Also AA1/Same location. (15Jan05) (RGA)
DD1: ISRAELI AF ?LOC 0215 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding (26/Dec)(DW)
HBIB: Russian Military 2232 CW Requests R? 226 K
from Q1NB N4T1 and KAC3. Not heard on usual QSX 4378 kHz.
(16Jan05) (RGA)
SHANNON VOLMET: Shannon Aeradio (EIP), IRL, 2105,
USB, av. wx, 02-Jan-05 (CK)
ldoc baw: 0821 USB work unid springbok flight -saf Dec19 04 ML
A6-ERE: Emirates A340 Flt UAE407 2213 HFDL At 1042N
07403E. (18Jan05) (RGA)
A6-ERG: Emirates A340 2132 HFDL Signs on. (17Dec04) (RGA)
A7-ACB: Qatar Airways A330 2143 HFDL Signs on.
(17Dec04) (RGA)
(18Jan05) (RGA)
A7-ACC: Qatar Airways A330 1910 HFDL Signs on.
(30Dec04) (RGA)
(18Jan05) (RGA)
A7-ACD: Qatar Airways A330 2128 HFDL Signs on.
(12Jan05) (RGA)
A7-ACE: Qatar Airways A330 2312 HFDL Signs on.
(07Jan05) (RGA)
A7-ACE: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0898 2029 HFDL
Signs on. (30Dec04) (RGA)
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A7-ACH: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0075 2300 HFDL
Signs on. (07Jan05) (RGA)
A7-ACH: Qatar Airways A339 Flt QR0033 1926 HFDL At
4435N 01018E. (20Dec04) (RGA)
A7-ADJ: Qatar Airways A320-232 1827 HFDL Signs on.
Ex F-WWBS. (30Dec04) (RGA)
A7-ADJ: Qatar Airways A320-232 Flt QR0313 1915 HFDL
Signs on. ICAO ID 740560. Ex F-WWBS. (03Jan05) (RGA)
A7-AEA: Qatar Airways A330 2132 HFDL Signs on.
(22Dec04) (RGA)
A7-AEA: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0001 1742 HFDL
Signs on. ICAO ID 8C0560. (05Jan05) (RGA)
A7-AEA: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0006 1900 HFDL At
3932N 03308E. (03Jan05) (RGA)
A7-AFL: Qatar Airways A330 2002 HFDL Signs on.
(30Dec04) (RGA)
(22Dec04) (RGA)
(17Dec04) (RGA)
A7-AFM: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0034 2148 HFDL
A7-AFO: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0033 2154 HFDL At
4148N 01215E. (17Dec04) (RGA)
A7-AFO: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0043 Posn 5314N
001E. (30Dec04) (RGA)
A7-AFO: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0646 2134 HFDL
B-2461: China Southern B747 1854 HFDL Signs on to
ARINC Muharraq. (20Dec04) (RGA)
B-6050: China Eastern A340 1956 HFDL Signs on to
ARINC Muharraq. (08Jan05) (RGA)
B-6050: China Eastern A340 2208 HFDL Signs on.
(18Jan05) (RGA)
B-6052: China Eastern A340-600 1948 HFDL Acks msg
from Bahrain: 'ZSNJ 141900Z 33002MPS 2800 BR SKC M04/M06
Q1025 NOSIG=SA 14/19:00 ZBYN 141900Z VRB01MPS CAVOK M14/M20
Q1025=' etc... (14Jan05) (RGA)
B-6053 China Eastern A340 1909 HFDL Signs on.
(20Dec04) (RGA)
(30Dec04) (RGA)
(20Dec04) (RGA)
B-6055: China Eastern A340 2202 HFDL Signs on to
(07Jan05) (RGA)
B-6055: China Eastern A340 Flt MU554 2121 HFDL At
4934N 10036E. (21Dec04) (RGA)
B-6055: Chinese Eastern A340 2229 HFDL Signs on to
CN-RNY: Royal Air Maroc A321 Flt AT0731 2133 HFDL
D-ALCB: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8393 2249 HFDL
Signs on to ARINC Bahrain. (07Jan05) (RGA)
D-ALCD: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8414 2206 HFDL
At 3842N 03913E. (21Dec04) (RGA)
D-ALCG: Lufthansa Cargo MD11 2217 HFDL Signs on.
(18Jan05) (RGA)
D-ALCJ: Lufthansa Cargo MD11 2130 HFDL Signs on.
(22Dec04) (RGA)
D-ALCK: Lufthansa Cargo MD11 Flt LH8399 2136 HFDL At
5003N 00839E. (12Jan05) (RGA)
D-ALCL: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F 1748 HFDL Acks
"[HFNPDU ACARS FM GND TO AIR F5] D-ALCL 3LD A AVBL FT 030940
1212 031212 07010KT 9999 SCT030 TEMPO 1216 FEW027CB BECMG
1821 03005KT FEW020 TEMPO 0006 VRB05KT BKN015 BKN090 BECMG
Pagina 93
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0811 07010KT SCT030 END OF WX". (03Jan05) (RGA)
D-ALCL: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8412 1755 HFDL
Posn 1831N 07242E. (30Dec04) (RGA)
D-ALCQ: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8399 1749 HFDL
Acks: "0112500301251ZTLX RECEIPT 0027 00 TLX TRANSFERRED TO
TAS MAINT". ICAO ID 8E0E3C. Ex I-DUPB. Ex N341LT.
(03Jan05) (RGA)
D-ALCQ: Lufthansa MD11F Flt LH8391 1902 HFDL Reports
3949N 09833E to ARINC Muharraq. (20Dec04) (RGA)
ET-ALO: Ethiopian Airlines B767-360 2250 HFDL Signs
on. Possible ICAO ID E80020. (07Jan05) (RGA)
G-VATL: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Miss Kitty' 1754 HFDL
Signs on to ARINC Muharraq. (30Dec04) (RGA)
Signs On. (20Dec04) (RGA)
G-VATL: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Miss Kitty' 2141 Signs
on. (22Dec04) (RGA)
G-VEIL: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Queen of the Skies'
2257 HFDL Signs on. (07Jan05) (RGA)
G-VFOX: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Silver Lady' 1907 HFDL
At 5110N 00036W. (03Jan05) (RGA)
G-VGOA: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Indian Princess' 1832
HFDL Signs on. (30Dec04) (RGA)
HFDL Signs on. (17Dec04) (RGA)
G-VGOA: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Indian Princess' Flt
VS0201 2119 HFDL At 5420N 098E. (21Dec04) (RGA)
G-VMEG: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Mystic Maiden' 1921
HFDL Signs On. (20Dec04) (RGA)
G-VMEG: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Mystic Maiden' 2000
HFDL Signs on. (08Jan05) (RGA)
G-VOGE: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Cover Girl' 2156 HFDL
Signs on to ARINC Muharraq. (21Dec04) (RGA)
G-VOGE: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Cover Girl' Flt VS0250
1853 HFDL Posn 5929N 03055E. (30Dec04) (RGA)
HL-7736: Asiana Airlines A330-323 Flt OZ736D 2201
HFDL At 4436N 06658E. Ex F-WWYR. (21Dec04) (RGA)
I-LIVB: Livingstone A321 Flt LVG234 2001 HFDL Signs
on. (08Jan05) (RGA)
I-LIVB: Livingstone A321 Flt LVG251 2135 HFDL At
3434N 00620W. (21Dec04) (RGA)
I-LIVB: Livingstone A321 Flt LVG278 1701 HFDL Signs
on to ARINC Muharraq. (03Jan05) (RGA)
LX-RCV: CargoLux B747 'City of Schengen' Flt CLX710
2214 HFDL At 1041N 02038E. (18Jan05) (RGA)
MSR711: EgyptAir Flt 1736 HFDL Posn 3101N 03120E to
N250UP: UPS MD11 2141 HFDL Signs on. (22Dec04) (RGA)
N252UP: UPS MD11F Prob Flt UP7809 2013 HFDL At 3921N
03019E. (30Dec04) (RGA)
N544TZ: American Transair B757 2127 HFDL Signs on.
(12Jan05) (RGA)
N552TZ: American Transair B757 Flt TZ7163 2048 HFDL
At 5422N 01829E. (08Jan05) (RGA)
N920FT: Polar Air Cargo B747 Flt PO8718 2129 HFDL
Reports 5321N 00000E. (12Jan05) (RGA)
OH-LBR: Finnair B757 Flt AY1964 2109 HFDL Signs on.
(22Dec04) (RGA)
OZ736D: Prob Asiana Flt 2115 HFDL Reports 4627N
05811E to ARINC Muharraq. (21Dec04) (RGA)
QR0002: Qatar Airways Flt 2238 HFDL At 4946N 01221E.
(15Jan05) (RGA)
SU-GCF: EgyptAir A300 Flt MSR711 1928 HFDL Posn
3346N 03516E. (30Dec04) (RGA)
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05555.0
05555.0
05555.0
05565.0
05598.0
05598.0
05598.0
05598.0
05598.0
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SU0123: Aeroflot Flt 1957 HFDL At 5232N 02050E.
(08Jan05) (RGA)
TZRCH4: Prob American Transair Flt 1725 HFDL At
3358N 04443E. (05Jan05) (RGA)
VP-BDM: Aeroflot A319 Flt SU0115 2135 HFDL At 5229N
01357E. (12Jan05) (RGA)
VP-BDN: Aeroflot A319 Flt SU0109 1835 HFDL Posn
5601N 03706E. (30Dec04) (RGA)
VP-BDO: Aeroflot A319 Flt SU0231 2033 HFDL At 5516N
01335E. (08Jan05) (RGA)
VP-BWE: Aeroflot A320 1724 HFDL Signs on to ARINC
Muharraq. (05Jan05) (RGA)
VP-BWI: Aeroflot A320 1948 HFDL Sends message to
ground '/CDGKKSU.ETA2255/HAPPY/ NEW/YEAR'.
(30Dec04) (RGA)
VP-BWM: Aeroflot A320 Flt SU0341 2136 HFDL At 3154N
03102E. (12Jan05) (RGA)
VP-BWN: Aeroflot A321 Flt SU0247 2133 HFDL Signs on.
(17Dec04) (RGA)
VP-BWO: Aeroflot A321 2107 HFDL Signs on. (22Dec04) (RGA)
ZS-SNC: S.African Airways A340 2125 HFDL Signs on to
ZS-SNE: S.African Airways A340 2237 HFDL Signs on.
(15Jan05) (RGA)
ZS-SNF: S.African Airways A340 2126 HFDL Signs on to
ZS-SXA: S.African Airways A340 Flt SA0273 2104 HFDL
Reports 3739N 00615E to ARINC Muharraq. (22Dec04) (RGA)
511: Georgian Border Guard 1632 MIL 188-141A ALE on
usb Clng "555" (10jan05) (S)
521: unid 1403 USB ALE clg 555 (22/DEC/04) (KK)
591: Georgian Mil
2127
"to 555" (06jan05) (sal)
591: unid 1404 USB ALE clg 541 (22/DEC/04) (KK)
Unid:sat atc unid 0638 USB ee Dec13 04 ML
97-0400:USAF C37A 0103 Selcal PSMQ to MWARA NAT-A
(08-jan-2005)(MSM)
atc nat-a: 0820 USB work BQCP bizz g4 vp-bsf Jan09 05 ML
CS-TEH: Air Portugal A310-304 0213 Selcal BMAR to
MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
D-ABNR: Condor (Thomas Cook) B757-230 0704 SelCal
CPAS to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
D-ABNS: Condor(Thomas Cook) B757-2300840 SelCal CPRS
to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
D-ABUA: Condor (Thomas Cook)Air B767-330/ER 0137
SelcalLMBR to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
D-ABUC: Condor (Thomas Cook)B767-330/ER 0257 Selcal
CMPR to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
D-ABUE: Condor (Thomas Cook) B767-330/ER 0754 SelCal
CMQR to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
D-ABUF: Condor (Thomas Cook)B767-330/ER 0413 SelCal
CMQS to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
D-AERF: LTU International Airways A330-322 0241
SelCal GRLM to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
D-AERK: LTU International Airways A330 0134 Selcal
GRMP to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
D-AIG: Lufthansa A340 0254 SelCal LMFS to MWARA
NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
D-BTEN: ACM Air Charter C750-CitationX 0222 Selcal
QRLM to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
EC-DIB: Iberia Air B747 0139 Selcal EKCJ to MWARA
EC-EON: Iberia Air A300 0031 Selcal EHGJ to MWARA
EC-GUQ: Iberia AIR A340-313X 0758 SelCal EMBP to
EI-CEZ: Avianca B757-2Y0/ER 0238 SelCal CRHQ to
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05598.0 EI-CNS: Air Europe Italy B767-3Q8/ER 0206 Selcal
QSEL to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
05598.0 F-GEXB: Air France B747-428M 0512 SelCal HPJM to
05598.0 F-GLZK: Air France A340-313X 0316 SelCal AQPS to
05598.0 F-GNIF: Air France A340-313X 0722 SelCal EHKS to
05598.0 G-BNWN: British Airways B767-336/ER 0548 SelCal EKHQ
05598.0 G-CIV: British Airways B747-436 0112 Selcal BGPR
05598.0 G-OMAK: Twinjet Ltd A319-132 CJ, 0136 Selcal JMAQ to
05598.0 G-SMAN: Monarch Airlines A330-243 0259 SelCal CMGQ
05598.0 G-VIIP: British Airways B777-236/ER 0318 SelCal JQHS
05598.0 HZ-AIV: Saudi Arabian Airlines B747-468 0316 SelCal
PSAQ to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
05598.0 LN-BRS: Braathens B737-505 0314 SelCal ARMS to MWARA
05598.0 N1427A: American Airlines F100 0031 Selcal GLMR to
05598.0 N194DN: Delta Air Lines B767-332/ER 0202 Selcal AGBP
05598.0 N54337: Trans World Airlines B727-231 0450 SelCal
GLBF to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
05598.0 N554AA: AMERICAN AIRLINES MD-82 0409 SelCal KQAD to
05598.0 N57111: Continental Airlines B757-224 0345 SelCal
ERKM to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
05598.0 N601FE: Federal Express (FedEx) MD-11F 0734 SelCal
GPEM to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
05598.0 N601GT: Canadair CL-600-2B16 Challenger604 0035
sElcal DGCF to
05598.0 N652US: US Airways B767-201/ER 0711 SelCal BFKP to
05598.0 N74A: AeroMet Inc. Grumman Gulfstream G-IIB 0718
SelCal BHDM to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
05598.0 N78005: Continental Airlines B777-224/ER 0406 SelCal
EHGR to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
05598.0 nat atc sta maria: 2148 USB work REACH215 /CANF ??
Dec13 04 ML
05598.0 PH-MCH: Martinair B767-31A/ER 0537 SelCal CQBJ to
05598.0 PH-OZC: Air Holland B737 0334 SelCal LQJM to MWARA
05598.0 TC-SUT: SunExpress Air B737 0229 SelCal CRJQ to
05598.0 TP-02: Mexican AF Presidential Plane B737 0044
sElcal FQJL to MWARA NAT-A (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
05598.0 V5-NMB: Air Namibia B737-25A/Adv0528 SelCal MRGP to
05602
T1Z106: 1 Bat 106 Avn Regiment Iraq 2135 ALE/USB
05602.0 T18: US-Army, IRQ? 2132 USB ALE snd (07/JAN/05) (KK)
05602.0 T1Z106: 1-106th US Army, IRQ? 2107 USB ALE snd
(04/JAN/05) (KK)
05602.0 T1Z106: US-Army, IRQ? 0121 USB ALE snd (11/JAN/05) (KK)
05602.0 T1Z106: US-Army, IRQ? 2133 USB ALE snd (07/JAN/05) (KK)
05602.0 T498AA: US-Army, IRQ? 0120 USB ALE snd (11/JAN/05) (KK)
05602.0 T507:US ARMY IRQ 0002 USB/ALE snd (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
05636.7 PNW9: Chinese Naval Stn (M89) 1607 CW V GM3Z (x3) de
PNW9 (x2). (04Jan05) (RGA)
05636.7 pnw9: unid 2009 cw gm3z gm3z gm3z de pnw9 pnw9 pnw9
v 03Jan05 (wp3)
05637.0 ATHINA: Athens Aeradio, GRC [LGGG], 0655, USB, wkg
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LEROS (Leros Airfield, GRC [LGLE]), ann dep OAL-032 at 0653,
01-Jan-05 (CK)
ATHINA: Athens Aeradio, GRC [LGGG], 0656, USB, clg
ODYSSEAS ELYTIS (Mitillini Airport [LGMT]), no reply,
02-Jan-05 (CK)
ATHINA: Athens Aeradio/SWA, GRC [LGGG], 0750, USB,
wkg DIMOKRITOS (Alexandroupolis Airport, GRC [LGAL]), ann.
departure Aegean-142 at 0748, 04-Jan-05 (CK)
ATHINA: Athens Aero, GRC, 1714, USB, clg "All
stations in net, switch to 2989 kHz", 23-Dec-04 (CK)
BUCURESTI: Bucharest Aeradio, ROM, [LROP], 0753,
USB, wkg unid aircaft, 04-Jan-05 (CK)
KASTELLORIZO: Kastellorizo Airfield, GRC, [LGKJ], 0606, USB,
clg "all stations" witn New Year greetings, got
reply from MYKONOS [LGMK], 01-Jan-05 (CK)
OLYMPIC-205: Airbus A300 SX-BEL, 1454, USB, wkg
ATHINA (Athens Aeradio, GRC), req selcal check CM-BK,
02-Jan-05 (CK)
mumbai: : Mumbai Radio 2248 usb lh757 clg Mumbai qso 06Jan05 (wp3)
ww safety chan: / kinloss ? 1415 USB with W02? W131? Jan08 05 ML
CRONPR: US NIPRNet Stn RAF Croughton UK 1846 ALE/USB
CRONPR: Croughton NIPRNet 2042 USB ALE snd
(01/JAN/05) (KK)
dhj24: GAF Hohn 1721 usb clg medEvac 444
07Jan05 (wp3)
GAF304: unid GAF 0816 USB wkg DHM91: GAF Muenster
(15/JAN/05) (KK)
med 444: MedEvac 444 1719 usb clg dho24
07Jan05 (wp3)
XV6: Unid 1000 CW vvvv vvvv vvvv vvvv vvvv q5o q5o
q5o q5o q5o q5o q5o q5o q5o q5o q5o de xv6 xv6 xv6 xv6
(three times) then qrx next va va.(14Jan05) (IB)
ARCHITECT: RAF STCICS Bampton Castle UK 1601 USB YL
with area QNHs. (04Jan05) (RGA)
IKFSPR: HF-GCS SIPRNet Stn Keflavik ICE 2112 ALE/USB
Sounding. Also sounding on 6715 kHz. (08Jan05) (RGA)
IKFSPR: US SIPRNet Stn Keflavik ICE 1856 ALE/USB
JDGSPR: US GHFS Stn Diego Garcia BIOT 2022 ALE/USB
PLASPR: US SIPRINet Lajes Field AZR 2159 ALE/USB
ARCHITECT: RAF Strike Command, G, 2100, USB, clg
CELEBRITY for QNH settings, 28-Dec-04 (CK)
ASCOT-6612: RAF C-17A ZZ174, 1946, USB, wkg
ARCHITECT, req selcal test KP-DG and WX for UTAA (Ashgabat),
UBBB (Baku/Bina), 28-Dec-04 (CK)
210091: Unid USAF Aircraft 2159 ALE/USB Sounding.
(17Dec04) (RGA)
MPA: HF-GCS Stn RAF Port Stanley FLK 2323 ALE/USB
PLA: US HFGCS Stn Lajes AZR 1814 ALE/USB Sounds here
and on 5748.6 (US State Dept frequency). (03Jan05) (RGA)
450031: (KC-10 # 85-0031): 1010 USB/ALE TO OFF )
Offutt). 01/16 RP3
PLA: USAF Lajes AB, Azores 0602 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A
clg KEH34: US Department of State (05/JAN/05) (KK)
NCS: (SHARES National Coordinating Station,
Arlington VA): 1745 USB/ALE TO KNY66 (SHARES station).
12/29 RP3
fishermen: 0738 USB span d/x Dec25 04ML
A6-ERH: Emirates A340-541 1621 HFDL Signs on. Ex
F-WWTY. (05Jan05) (RGA)
VS0251: Virgin Atlantic Flt 1625 HFDL Reports 5353N
00826E to ARINC Reykjavik. (05Jan05) (RGA)
ZS-SXB: S.African Airways A340 2257 HFDL Signs on to
ARINC Reykjavik. (21Dec04) (RGA)
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05720.0 AA1: ISR AF 2306 USB/ALE snd (06/07-jan-2005)
(08-jan-2005)(MSM)
05720.0 AA1: Israeli AF 0304 USB ALE snd (06/JAN/05) (KK)
05720.0 TSR: ISR AF 0237 USB/ALE snd (06-jan-2005)
(08-jan-2005)(MSM)
05729
VP-BDK: Aeroflot A320 Flt SU0110 2254 HFDL Signs on.
(21Dec04) (RGA)
05732
715: CAMSPAC Point Reyes CA USA 0252 ALE/USB (Voice
call 1715) callup then to voice: 1715 completed with
training detail and RTB. (08Jan05) (BC)
05732.0 Unid: 12/20/2004 02:47 (now) 5.732Mhz COTHEN
Customs very busy with soundings and voice traffic (TM)
05746
LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER: Enigma E03 2240 USB Old biddy
with 5LGs. (14Jan05) (RGA)
05748.6 ICZ: US HFGCS Stn Sigonella ITA 1832 ALE/USB Sounds
on US State Dept frequency. (03Jan05) (RGA)
05784.0 0000210001: unid 1536 USB ALE clg 0000210688
(26/DEC/04) (KK)
05784.0 0000210001: unid 1537 USB ALE clg 0000210788, after
cnt weak Voices with Rogerbeep. unid east-european
language, but not greek (26/DEC/04) (KK)
05788.0 UNID: Enigma M12, 1946, CW, missed header, 5f, end
"000 000" at 1949, 28-Dec-04 (CK)
05832.5 DDA14: Weather Station Hamburg, D 1004 Rtty
100Bd/170Hz sending Test Tape (11/JAN/05) (KK)
05832.5 DDA20: Weather Station Emden, D 1005 Rtty
05832.5 DDA22: Weather Station Bremen, D 1005 Rtty
05832.5 DDA31: Weather Station Muenster /Osnabrueck 1005
Rtty 100Bd/170Hz sending Test Tape (11/JAN/05) (KK)
05832.5 DDA33: Weather Station Hannover, D 1006 Rtty
05832.5 DDA42: Weather Station Kahler Asten, D 1006 Rtty
05832.5 DDA50: Weather Station Aachen, D 1007 Rtty
05832.5 DDA54: Weather Station Wasserkuppe, D 1007 Rtty
05832.5 DDA64: Weather Station Offenbach, D 0957 Rtty
100Bd/170Hz Test Tape: "THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS..."
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA02: Weather Station List/Sylt, No Reply
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA14: Weather Station Hamburg, D
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA20: Weather Station Emden, D
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA22: Weather Station Bremen, D
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA31: Weather Station Muenster /Osnabrueck
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA33: Weather Station Hannover, D
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA42: Weather Station Kahler Asten, D
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA50: Weather Station Aachen, D
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA54: Weather Station Wasserkuppe, D
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05850.0
05850.0
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05859.0
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(11/JAN/05) (KK)
DDA64: Weather Station Offenbach, D 1007 Rtty
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA60: Weather Station Trier/Petriesberg,
No reply (11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA72: Weather Station Mannheim, D
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA73: Weather Station Stuttgart, D
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA77: Weather Station Regensburg, D
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA80: Weather Station Freiburg/Lahr, D
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA83: Weather Station Ulm/Stoetten, No
reply (11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA86: Weather Station Muenchen, D
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA89: Weather Station Passau/Fuerstenzell
No reply (11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA92: Weather Station Konstanz, D
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DD96: Weather Station GarmischPartenkirchen, D (11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg again DDA02, DDA60, DDA83, DDA89
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz" ''''''''OK BITTE AUF FREQUENZ ZEHN UMSCHALTEN
BITTE AUF FREQUENZ ZEHN UMSCHALTEN '''''' (11/JAN/05) (KK)
DDA72: Weather Station Mannheim, D 1008 Rtty
DDA73: Weather Station Stuttgart, D 1009 Rtty
DDA77: Weather Station Regensburg, D 1010 Rtty
100Bd/170Hz sending Test Tape "TESTLAUF DDA77 DDA77
DDA77 TESTLAUF SY 000000 10776" (11/JAN/05) (KK)
DDA80: Weather Station Freiburg/Lahr, D 1010 Rtty
DDA86: Weather Station Muenchen, D 1011 Rtty
DDA92: Weather Station Konstanz, D 1012 Rtty
DDA96: Weather Station Garmisch-Partenkirchen, D
1013 Rtty 100Bd/170Hz sending Test Tape (11/JAN/05) (KK)
OXT: COPENHAGEN MET 0943 FAX 120/576/N/800 Ice
chart. Weak, grainy (31/Dec)(DW)
OXT: Danish Meteorological Institute, DNK, 0028,
F1B, "CQ DE OXT ____", 31-Dec-04 (CK)
OXT: Danish Meteorological Institute, DNK, 0030,
FAX, 120/576, West Greenland (Davis Strait) Ice Chart, dated
29 Dec 2004 1400 UTC with ann for termination of service.
Poor reception due to QRM. 31-Dec-04 (CK)
100Bd/170H DDA64 DDA64 DDA64 DDA64 DDA64 DDA64 DDA64 DDA64
DDA64 DDA64" (11/JAN/05) (KK)
100Bd/170Hz clg DDA03, DDA14, DDA20, DDA31, DDA33, DDA42,
DDA50, DDA54, DDA60, DDA72, DDA73, DDA77, DDA80 (no reply),
DDA83, DDA86 (no reply), DDA89 (no reply), DDA92, DDA96
(11/JAN/05) (KK)
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100Bd/170Hz "SO, DA DIE NACHMITTAGSSENDUNG HEUTE AUSFAELLT,
IST DIE UEBUNG HIERMIT BEENDET. VIELEN DANK FUER EURE GEDULD
UND ENTSCHULDIGT BITTE NOCHMALS DIE VERSPAETUNG HEUTE MORGE
BIS ZUM NAECHSTEN MAL'''(11/JAN/05) (KK)
05864.7 : Unid French Military 1553 ARQ-E3/192/370 Betas.
(04Jan05) (RGA)
05864.7 : Unid French Military 1728 ARQ-E3/192/400 Betas.
(15Jan05) (RGA)
05864.7 unid: France Force 1740
ARQ-M4/192/400
(03jan05) (sal)
05865
TYMA2/Unid. (08Jan05) (RGA)
05875.0 EAATS: (Eastern Army Aviation Training Site, Muir
AAF Ft Indiantown Gap PA):
1945 USB/ALE sounding.
12/20 RP3
AAF, Ft Indiantown Gap PA): 1719 USB/ALE sounding.
01/14 RP3
05875.0 R23725: (US Army helo): 1621 USB/ALE TO R24587 (US
Army helo). 01/14 RP3
05876
MENTOR: Unid French Military 1547 RTTY/50/170 Test
de mentor cette émission est destinée au réglage de nos
émetteurs 1234567890 lundi mercredi ... dimanche.
(04Jan05) (RGA)
05895
ANTARCTO: 'ASSAD' Net Poss Moroccan Military 2320
ALE/USB Calls ASSADCTO. (20Dec04) (RGA)
05911.0 O45O: CIS mil CW 0538 1zlr de o45o k, 0539 ???? de
o45o qsa? K t94q de o45o k rk, 0540 n5q1 n5q1 n5z #
(03Jan05)(SMK)
06045.0 SDWC: CW 0510 clg UNID, 0518 clg 3loz (06Jan05)(SMK)
06220
LNXH: Russian Military 2013 CW Sends msg to
collective JH1M: LNXH 912 37 3 2244 912 = ZHQ 236 = PPPPP
ITAWX CHROP ... ITAWX CHROP PEPEE 985 K. Asks R 912? K from
5Y2I ?B4W WLYJ NN9Z CDQL E2AB BZ?T WNMW. None heard on usual
QSX 5479 kHz. Then calls NN9Z with QTC. (03Jan05) (RGA)
06271.5 UHZH: Ship" DALNIE ZELENTSY" RUS 1315 Sitor-ARQ
100Bd/170Hz wkg RTL: unid prob. Murmansk (20/DEC/04) (KK)
06294
: Unid Vessel 1503 CW Tgm to unid: ETA Yalta 080105
... BRGDS Master + GB 73 SK. (07Jan05) (RGA)
06312
CQUQ: Portuguese Ship Arteaga 2354 GMDSS RQs
Fernando Passoa/CSCN for simplex telephone conversation on
3370 kHz. (17Dec04) (RGA)
06312
TCWB: Turkish Ship Burcu-B1 2210 GMDSS RQs Istanbul
Turk Radio/TAH for a safety check. TAH responds with a BQ.
(17Dec04) (RGA)
06328.5 : Murmansk Meteo 1331 FAX 120/576/R Sea state chart.
//8444 kHz (01Jan05) (KB)
06330.0 LZW34: Varna Radio 2047
Sitor-B
(03jan05) (sal)
06340.5 NMF: USCG Boston, USA, 2004, FAX 120/576, NOAA North
Atlantic barometric pressure and fronts chart, 01-Jan-05 (CK)
06348
FUE: FN Brest 2004 RTTY/150/850 Test tape "all de
fue" (09/Jan/05) (RH2)
06348.0 FUE: FN Brest
1853
ITA2/150/850 (10jan05) (S)
06422
PWZ: BN Rio 1025 PACTOR 200 Wx in slow SS.
(07/Jan/01) (RH2)
06448
: Unid Chinese Numbers Stn 1210 LSB With female
Announcer with three figure groups in Mandarin almost sung.
35533. Have not heard in 18 months and no parallel channels
heard. (04Jan05) (RH)
06448.0 Unid: PRC Intelligence 1157 LSB YL/CC 3FGs.
(7-Jan-04) (JUM)
06456.2 unid: ??? 2200
STANAG 4285/600Long 7N1 "UUUUU
UUUUUUU" (06jan05) (sal)
06456.2 unid: ???
1635
STANAG 4285 (8E2?) (06jan05) (sal)
06464
VIE: Globe Wireless Darwin NT AUS 1531 GLOBEDATA
Idling. Good sigs. (07Jan05) (RGA)
06464
VIE: Globe Wireless Darwin NT AUS 1808 GLOBEDATA
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06474
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06483.0
06492.0
06498.1
06500.0
06501.0
06507.0
06507.1
06507.1
06507.1
06529
06529
06529
06529
06529
06529.0
06529.0
06532.0
06532.0
06532.0
06532.0
06532.0
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LFI: Globe Wireless Rogaland NOR 1548 GLOBEDATA
JJF: Japanese NSDF HQ Tokyo 2000 CW Several msgs. At
2030utc JJF resumed its beacon at 30 minute intervals.
(08Jan05) (cc2)
SAB: Goetheborg 2100
GW id (with my MultiMode in
Mac OS) (07jan05) (S)
PBB: Nth Navy Den Helder 1400 Rtty 75bd/850Hz
Marker: "02B
04C
06B
PBB" (22/DEC/04) (KK)
HEC: GW station, Berna Switzerland, 0xcc. Idler
header and data in 26 tones GW data burst. 29.12.2004 23:27
(ML)
: NATO Modem 1551 STANAG-4285/2400/USB 600 bps data
long interleave. Enciphered. (07Jan05) (RGA)
unkn: "Yosemite Sam" 1137z Dec23, 2004 USB with
voice marker [SN]
Camslant: ?: maybe Miami? USCG 2347 USB computer
generated voice,hard to understand, wx rep. for Bahamas(at
least i understood so) (27/28-dec-2004) (MSM)
VTP: Indian Navy Vishakapatnam 2052 Baudot 50/850
calltape. (7-Dec-04) (JUM)
VTP: IN VISHAKAPATNAM 1853 RTTY 50/N/1100 Marker
"VTP 13/14 rbsl vnr SGs RYs. 1856 Tfc - wx fcst Bay of
Bengal (31/Dec)(DW)
VTP: Indian Navy Vishakhapatnam 1802 RTTY/50/1013.
Weather forecast in EE. (15Jan05) (RGA)
VTP: Navy Vishakhapatnam 1820 RTTY/50/1k Marker.
(31Dec04) (KB)
A6-ERF: Emirates A340 Flt EK0316 2248 Signs on to
ARINC Las Palmas. (18Jan05) (RGA)
D-ALCC: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F 2252 HFDL Signs on to
ARINC Las Palmas. (21Dec04) (RGA)
G-VMEG: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Mystic Maiden' Flt
VS0009 2256 HFDL At 4350N 04235W. (18Jan05) (RGA)
N330UP: IPS B767 2252 HFDL Acks msg "26.1. ...ADVS
YOU HAVE INFO I.E938" and weather for KRDU. (18Jan05) (RGA)
UAE88: Emirates Flt 2003 HFDL Reports 2508N 05516E.
(18Jan05) (RGA)
A7-ACC: Qatar Airways 0449 Uplink message
(22/DEC/04) (IDS)
I-LIVB: Livingstone 0513 log on confirm to Arinc Las
Palmas (22/DEC/04) (IDS)
007: Shannon
2307
HFDL Datalink (06jan05) (sal)
A7-AFM: Qatar Airways A330-203 FLT QR0611 1908
Arinc-HFDL Rep.Pos. to Shannon LAT23 6 46N LON63 8 57E
(08-jan-2005)(MSM)
D-ALCD: Lufthansa MD-11F FLT LH8415 1851 Arinc-HFDL
Rep.Pos. to Shannon LAT44 11 9N LON29 25 59E
(08-jan-2005)(MSM)
D-ALCL: Lufthansa Cargo MD-11F FLT LH8161 1913
Arinc-HFDL Rep.Pos. to Shannon LAT52 45 14N LON1 41 43E
(08-jan-2005)(MSM)
N310UP: United Parcel Service (UPS) B767-34AF/ER FLT
UP6754 1913 Arinc-HFDL Rep.Pos. to Shannon LAT180 0 0N
LON180 0 0E(bad data) (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
N552TZ: AMERICAN TRANS AIR (WFBN) B757-33N FLT
TZ4053 1913 Arinc-HFDL Rep.Pos. to Shannon LAT52 43 55N
LON19 11 29E (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
nocall: FLT VS0604 1907 Arinc-HFDL Rep.Pos. to
Shannon LAT49 51 13N LON1 19 38W (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
nocall: Lufthansa (Cargo?) FLT LH8449 1848 ArincHFDL Rep.Pos. to Shannon LAT34 23 48N LON10 21 6W
(08-jan-2005)(MSM)
OH-LBO: Finnair B757-2Q8 FLT AY2514 1914 Arinc-HFDL
Rep.Pos. to Shannon LAT55 52 9N LON36 15 17W
(08-jan-2005)(MSM)
OH-LBT: Finnair B757-2Q8 FLT AY251 1913 Arinc-HFDL
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06678.6
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06693.0
06694.0
06700.0
06700.0
06712.0
06715
06715
06720.0
06721
06721
06721.0
06721.0
06721.0
06721.0
06722
06722
06726.0
06726.0
06726.0
06730.0
06736.0
06736.7
06748.0
06748.0
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Rep.Pos. to Shannon 6 LAT36 52 13N LON8 24 13W
(08-jan-2005)(MSM)
OH-LBU: Finnair B757-2Q8 FLT AY255 1853 Arinc-HFDL
(08-jan-2005)(MSM)
VP-BDO: Aeroflot A319-111 FLT SU0231 1913 Arinc-HFDL
(08-jan-2005)(MSM)
MWARA NAT-E New York: + ATC NAT-E STA MARIA: 2356
USB/Voice+Selcal wnkg various flg,ex. Air France? SelCal
EHGJ, (27/28-dec-2004)(MSM)
Saudia 035: making ph patch 0748z 12dec04 (ALS)
FRA6XL- 1: Mailbox Normandy, F 1455 Packet
300bd/300Hz TO: KAIL: unid user "16-Jav 16:00 <<< Mailbox
FRA6XL-1 Normandy >>> 3006 active message(s).Message(s) for
None" (14/JAN/05) (KK)
300bd/300Hz TO: FRA605- 8: unid (14/JAN/05) (KK)
300bd/300Hz TO: FRA9LB- 8: Mailbox Vernon (14/JAN/05) (KK)
Novosibirsk VOLMET: 1040 USB aviation wx in Russian
(12-Dec-04) (JUM)
BT9P: RAF Cranwell 1330 USB wkg CWL85: unid
Aircraft, Info abt Position, Speed, Course..(13/JAN/05) (KK)
DHM91: GAF Muenster, D 1316 USB wkg GAF183
(13/JAN/05) (KK)
T498AA: US army 498th Air Ambulance IRQ? 1501 USB
ALE/MIL-188-141A snd (30/DEC/04) (KK)
003: Reykjavick 2313
HFDL Datalink (06jan05) (sal)
ICZSPR: US HF-GCS Stn Sigonella ITA 2206 ALE/USB
JDGSPR: US SIPRINet Stn Diego Garcia 2247 ALE/USB
AAA: Israeli AF 0528 USB ALE snd (04/JAN/05) (KK)
(12Jan05) (RGA)
JDG: US GHFS Stn Diego Garcia 2245 ALE/USB Sounding.
(21Dec04) (RGA)
HAW: USAF Hawaii
1902
usb sounding (08jan05) (S)
jdg: 1538utc
6721
USAF Diego Garcia: TWS JDG
SND
r05294: 1533utc 6721
USAF ???: TIS R05294 TO OFF
CMD AMD "...@OFFOFFOFF..." MIL 188-141A ALE on usb 3jan (S)
usaf signolle: 1447utc 6721
USAF Sigonella: TWS
ICZ SND
LHH: Prob Italian Military 1753 ALE/USB Wkg 3TJ.
(15Jan05) (RGA)
LHH: Prob Italian Military 1811 ALE/USB Wkg W47.
(15Jan05) (RGA)
D10: prb. pol Mil 0415 USB ALE clg D15 (04/JAN/05) (KK)
D10: prb. pol Mil, IRQ? 1515 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A
clg L30 (30/DEC/04) (KK)
U20: prb. pol Mil 0414 USB ALE clg D15 (04/JAN/05) (KK)
DHJ59: GNy Wilhelmshaven 1143 USB wkg 1GD
(10/JAN/05) (KK)
BT9P: RAF Cranwell 1152 USB wkg CWL85: unid
Aircraft,Info abt Position, Speed, Course...
(10/JAN/05) (KK)
No Call: prob egy diplo 1518 Sitor-ARQ 100Bd/170Hz
clg TVVC, (26/DEC/04) (KK)
10260: unid 0326 USB ALE snd again at 0827
(01/JAN/05) (KK)
CHARLY46: prb Italian AF? 2306 USB ALE clg 40, 4
Min.Talk in italian than both cnf in ALE. 40 clg CHARLY46
again at 00:39 and 00:50 (31/DEC/04) (KK)
RFFN: Unid 'RFF' Net NCS 1433 CW .... de RFFN QSA? K
.... Active but unreadable. Day frequency. Thanks to Tom
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06834.0
06834.0
06834.0
06835
06835
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06844
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06845
06845
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06870.0
06880
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06884.5
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Rösner for freqs: Day 6753/???? Night 3132/3933 kHz.
(29Dec04) (RGA)
Trenton Military: 2235 USB w/volmet. 12/22 RP3
MKL: RN Northwood 1830 RTTY/75/850 Usual short
bursts. (11/Jam/05) (RH2)
unid: ???
1750
Stanag 4285/600Long
(03jan05) (sal)
ANTARCTO: Antar/Assad Network Tunis? 2041 USB ALE
clg ASSADCTO (08/JAN/05) (KK)
JP52: Algerian MOI 1634 USB ALE clg JP54 (31/DEC/04) (KK)
0000210501: Greek Police 2159 ALE/USB Sounding.
(07Jan05) (RGA)
RUKBATGELVIL: Inf. Batalion "Iron Wolf" Rukla 1136
USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg PANBATGELVIL: Motorised Infantry
Batalion Panevëþys (10/JAN/05) (KK)
: UNID North African network, ALG? 1908 SIEMENS
CHP-200 system 250Bd/170Hz, selcall mode, nonstop calling,
yet no reply (03Jan05) (LDO)
no-call: UNID North African network, ALG? 1908
SIEMENS CHP-200 system 250Bd/170Hz, selcall mode, nonstop
calling, yet no reply (03Jan05) (LDO)
: UNID Russian? station, ??? 1710 ITA-5 based ARQsystem 100.17Bd/500Hz, sending 5FGs to UNID station, QSX
8146 kHz (04Jan05) (LDO)
no-call: UNID Russian? station, ??? 1710 ITA-5
based ARQ-system 100.17Bd/500Hz, sending 5FGs to UNID
station, QSX 8146 kHz (04Jan05) (LDO)
GYA: Northwood Meteo
2244
FAX 120/576
(03jan05) (sal)
GYA: Northwood Meteo
2248
FAX 120/576
(09jan05) (S)
GYA: RN NORTHWOOD 1816 FAX 120/576/N/800 Gulf
service. M/path and grainy charts (01/Jan)(DW)
GYA: RN Northwood, G, 2020, FAX (120/576), meteo
chart for M.East, Egypt & S.Asia, 25-Dec-04 (CK)
TTY: Prob Romanian Military 1939 ALE/USB Calls RWG.
WQW also seen. (30Dec04) (RGA)
WQW: Prob Romanian Military 1804 ALE/USB 1804 Calls
RWG. (03Jan05) (RGA)
WQW: prb. romanian 2103 USB ALE clg RWG (15/DEC/04) (KK)
WQW: prb. romanian 2107 USB ALE clg TTY (15/DEC/04) (KK)
Y6F: prb. romanian 2106 USB ALE clg JGW (15/DEC/04) (KK)
(15Jan05) (RGA)
No Call: unid 1335 P-III idler (22/DEC/04) (KK)
HFB: UK Military 2114 ALE/USB Sounding. (17Dec04) (RGA)
HFB: Uk Mil/Diplo Hereford 2328 USB ALE snd
(31/DEC/04) (KK)
3232: unid 1323 USB ALE snd (22/DEC/04) (KK)
555: Unid 1726 ALE/USB Calls 591. (03Jan05) (RGA)
555: unid prb. geo mil 1931 USB ALE clg 541
(30/DEC/04) (KK)
UNID: Enigma E3 (LP), 2010, USB, 5F grps, id
"00461", 25-Dec-04 (CK)
JDG: (USAF GSC, Diego Garcia): 2021 USB/ALE
sounding. Also sounding on 08058.6. 12/27 RP3
R23566: (probable UH-60 helo, possibly 86th Med Coy
VTNG): 2022 USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on 09295.0.
12/20 RP3
PNR400: & PANTHR: 2127-2132 USB ALE (30/DEC/04) (JLM)
9PY: unid 1325 USB ALE clg 6UL (22/DEC/04) (KK)
SYN2: Numberstation 1947 USB fem. Voice: "SierraYankee-November-Two" (26/DEC/04) (KK)
AM2: prb. Estonian Mil 1212 USB ALE clg EK7
(13/JAN/05) (KK)
Pagina 103
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06935.0 LU9: prb. Estonian Mil 1205 USB ALE clg EK7
(13/JAN/05) (KK)
06935.0 LU9: prb. Estonian Mil 1209 USB ALE clg AM2
(13/JAN/05) (KK)
06935.0 LU9: prb. Estonian Mil 1209 USB ALE clg WD3
(13/JAN/05) (KK)
06935.0 WD3: prb. est Mil 2210 USB ALE clg EK7 (07/JAN/05) (KK)
06944.5 ELMPT1: unid 1150 USB ALE clg ELMPT2 (13/JAN/05) (KK)
06954.0 Unid: French ARQ-E/184.5/400 Idle 2258 9jan05(ML)
06955
TYMV2/Valencia? (03Jan05) (RGA)
06955
TXX2: Unid 1950 ALE/USB Calls TYMA2. Not Spanish
Guarda Civil is it? (30Dec04) (RGA)
06955
TYMA2: Unid 1926 ALE/USB clg TYMV2. Monitored until
0800/03Jan but no further calls seen (02Jan05) (KB)
06955.0 RFFXCCS: FF Favieres
2326
ARQ-E/184.6/440 Idle
(06jan05) (sal)
06966
0000001230: Prob Turkish Net 2040 ALE/USB Sounding.
(17Dec04) (RGA)
06981.0 204DVA: US Dept. of Veterans' Affairs 2101 USB ALE
snd (15/DEC/04) (KK)
06985.0 USACE1010: (Army Corps of Engineers): 2138 USB/ALE
sounding. 12/23 RP3
06986.0 ART2: Numberstation 1432 USB female Voice: "AlfaRomeo-Tango-Two" (13/JAN/05) (KK)
07000.0 0200: prb. Guarfi-Net, I 1554 USB ALE clg 0811
(02/JAN/05) (KK)
07039
D: MX Beacon Odessa 0712 CW //8495 10872 13528.
(17Dec04) (WC)
07039.2 F: Russ Ny Vladivostok, RUS, 1955, CW, cluster
beacon, 25-Dec-04 (CK)
07039.4 M: Russ Ny Magadan, RUS, 1955, CW, cluster beacon,
25-Dec-04 (CK)
07355
: UNID French MIL/MOI station, F 1039 USB,
retransmitting audio from a Système 3000 TRC-3600 radio in
scan mode, scan rate of 5 channels per sec+scanlist of 10
channels, sent accidentally or on purpose?
(05Jan05) (LDO)
07355.0 no-call: UNID French MIL/MOI station, F 1039 USB,
retransmitting audio from a Système 3000TRC-3600 radio in
channels, sent accidentally or on purpose?
(05Jan05) (LDO)
07385.0 AG2: unid 2234 USB ALE clg XEF (04/JAN/05) (KK)
07500.0 ABUDHABABD: ???
1710
"To 555" (05jan05) (sal)
07508
ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 0800 FAX/120/576 Weddell West
Ice Anal. (01/Jan/05) (RH2)
07508
ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 0800 FAX/120/576 Weddell West
Ice Analysis (12/Jan/05) (RH2)
07508
ZSJ: SAN/Afmet Silvermine 1714 RTTY/75/170 Marine Wx
incl. Met France //13538 (30/12/04) (RH2)
07580.0 M08A: Cuba 0806z Dec 12, 2004 CW 5f traffic, another
station also on, hard to copy here [SN]
07599
: CIS Military 1605 MS-5/4800/USB Switching on and
off. Offair 1607. (07Jan05) (RGA)
07617.0 JAGUAR: (Mexican Army): 1301 USB/ALE TO CAM
(CAMALEON, Mexican Army). 01/09 RP3
07650.0 R23454: (probable UH-60, 2/238th Avn INNG): 1718
USB/ALE TO T2Z238 (2/238th Avn, INNG, Shelbyville IN). Also
noted on 08171.5; 10151.5 & 11439.5. 12/23 RP3
07650.0 T1Z137: (1/137th Avn, OHNG Rickenbacher Airport OH): 1845
USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on 05851.5. 12/20 RP3
07650.0 T2Z238: (2/238th Avn, INNG, Shelbyville IN): 2050
USB/ALE sounding. 01/16 RP3
07659.7 RRSRCE: Radio Remote Station Recife, B 2115 Packet
300Bd/300Hz msg to RRSNTL: Natal, "RRSRCE>RRSNTL>RR4,F"
(04/JAN/05) (KK)
Pagina 104
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07659.7 RRSRCE: Radio Remote Station Recife, B 2133 Packet
300Bd/300Hz msg to RRSJPA: João Pessoa, PB "RRSRCE>RRSJPA>
I12,C,F0 (300 baud)" (04/JAN/05) (KK)
07668
AMMAN: French Embassy Amman JOR 1739 ALE/USB Calls
CER42/MFA Paris. (03Jan05) (RGA)
07668
AMMAN: French embassy Amman, JOR 1535 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/Rohde & Schwarz 2400Bd proprietary PSK waveform,
tfc to Paris (29Dec04) (LDO)
07668
CER42: MFA Paris, F 1535 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/Rohde
& Schwarz 2400Bd proprietary PSK waveform, tfc to Amman
(29Dec04) (LDO)
07668.0 AMMAN: French embassy Amman, JOR 1535 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/Rohde & Schwarz 2400Bd proprietary PSK waveform,
tfc to Paris (29Dec04) (LDO)
07668.0 CER42: MFA Paris, F 1535 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/Rohde
& Schwarz 2400Bd proprietary PSK waveform, tfc to Amman
(29Dec04) (LDO)
07670.5 VENUS: (Mexican military): 0440 USB/ALE TO CANCER2
(Mexican military). 12/18 RP3
Marker:" TEST DE FDG VOYEZ LE BRICK... (07/JAN/05) (KK)
07676.6 : Unid 1600 UNID/150/95 ACF=0. Offair 1605.
(07Jan05) (RGA)
07725.0 chv: 1716 ale THIS WAS: CHV THIS WAS: CHV 30Dez04 (wp3)
07725.0 RDY: 1620 ale RDYE'
FROM: RDY FROM: RDY FROM:
RDYE'
FROM=RDYE' 30Dez04 (wp3)
07725.0 RDY: 1620 ale RDYE' FROM: RDY FROM: RDY FROM: RDYE'
FROM: RDYE' 30Dez04 (wp3)
07725.0 T"eXq:
1620 ale THIS WAS: T" THIS WAS: T" THIS
WAS: T"eXq30Dez04 (wp3)
07725.0 T"eXq: 1620 ale THIS WAS: T" THIS WAS: T" THIS WAS:
T"eXq 30Dez04 (wp3)
07725.00 chv:
1716 ale THIS WAS: CHV THIS WAS: CHV
30Dez04 (wp3)
07741.5 ---: Unid 0043 188-110A serial modem (13/12/04) (AJP)
07743
TN2: Unid 0823 ALE/USB calling JE2 (29Dec04) (KB)
07746.4 : UNID station, 0908 SITOR-B 100Bd/170Hz online
crypto tfc. (03Jan05) (LDO)
07746.4 no-call: UNID station, 0908 SITOR-B 100Bd/170Hz
online crypto tfc. (03Jan05) (LDO)
07760.0 ULX2: Numberstation 1500 USB fem. Voice: "UniformLima-Xray-Two" (22/DEC/04) (KK)
07771.7 L2C: PNA Buenos Aires 0315 FEC Wx/Nx/SS. (05/Jan/01) (RH2)
07777.0 JADE: (HQs, Mexican Army): 0021 USB/ALE TO JAGUAR
07777.0 RM10: (HQs, Mexican Army Military Region 10,
Merida): 0401 USB/ALE TO JADE (probably HQs, Mexican Army).
12/17 RP3
07777.0 RM1: (HQs, Mexican Army Military Region 1, Federal
District, Mexico City): 0226 USB/ALE TO JADE (probably HQs,
Mexican Army). 12/17 RP3
07777.0 RM3: (HQs, Mexican Army Military Region 3,
Mazatlan): 0212 USB/ALE TO JADE (probably HQs, Mexican
Army). 12/17 RP3
07777.0 RM4: (HQs, Military Region 4, Monterrey, Mexican
Army): 0032 USB/ALE TO JADE (HQs, Mexican Army). Also noted
on 09060.0. 12/30 RP3
07783.0 polish forces net: - bosnia 1438 USB d/x Jan08 05 ML
07818
OHT: Sonatrach Net Ohanet ALG 1710 ALE/USB Sounding.
(03Jan05) (RGA)
07846.2 : Unid 1300 PICCOLO-12 (7846.2=approx. center).
(01Jan05) (KB)
07849.0 CLC25M: (Local Communications Center-Mobile, 25th
Inf Bde, Venezuelan=Army): 0042 USB/ALE TO CRC2M (Regional
Command Center-Mobile, 2nd Military=Region). Also noted on
08060.0 & 08181.0. 12/28 RP3=20
07864.3 No Call: unid Fronet Station 1352 P-I/100Bd/CF=800Hz
<Calling:FA18HAA> (13/JAN/05) (KK)
Pagina 105
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07880.0 DDK3: Hamburg Meteo 1814
FAX 120/576 (03jan05) (sal)
07890.0 CS001: Italian Mil? 1109
Clng "RS004" (10jan05) (S)
07890.0 fishermen: 1357 USB ff d/x trawling art... Jan10 05 ML
07895.7 unid: FF =3F=3F 1139 arq-e3/100/400 8 rpt 29Dez04 (wp3)
07905.0 LHH: US Army
1111
Clng "W47" (10jan05) (S)
07938
RS009A: Unid Mil net 1640 ALE/USB clg CS001A.
(31Dec04) (KB)
07957.0 DD1: Israeli AF 0532 USB ALE snd (04/JAN/05) (KK)
07959
FDG: FAF Bordeaux 1353 CW Vs marker. (15Jan05) (RGA)
07965.0 CS002: unid MIL NET? prob. The Balkans 1010 USB/ALE
calling RS0011 (31-dec-2004)(MSM)
07985.9 HUB: MAF Hub, loc? 0023 P-I/100Bd/CF=800Hz
<Calling:PJJ>: unid Missionary Station, amazon. Reg.
(13/JAN/05) (KK)
<Calling:PJX>: unid Missionary Station, amazon. Reg.
(13/JAN/05) (KK)
<Calling:SML>: unid Missionary Station, amazon. Reg.
(13/JAN/05) (KK)
<Calling:SSS>: unid Missionary Station, amazon. Reg.
(13/JAN/05) (KK)
07985.9 HUB: Missionary Hub, VEN 0545 P-I/200Bd
<Calling:SML> unid missionary Station
(05/JAN/05) (KK)
08009.0 Unid: (probable Cuban Illicit): 2218 CW send
5-letter cipher message using cut numbers. 01/13 RP3
08020
AA1: Israeli AF 1810 ALE/USB Sounding.
(08Jan05) (RGA)
08020.0 ---: Fishermen 0055 USB SS Galician fishermen on
South Atlantic.chat abt Spanish soccer (13/12/04) (AJP)
08020.0 MARMOL: (unidentified, possibly Mexican military):
0031 USB/ALE TO AZ4 (possibly Mexican military).
01/10 RP3
08020.0.AA1: (probably Israeli Air Force): 2250 USB/ALE
sounding. 01/09 RP3
08030
: NATO Air Defence Tactical Data Modem 1642
LINK-11/2250/USB TADIL-A. (07Jan05) (RGA)
08030.0 CARRERA: (unidentified, Mexican military): 0019
USB/ALE TO ALFA (unidentified, Mexican military).
01/09 RP3
08030.0 DELTA: (unidentified, Mexican Army): 0235 USB/ALE TO
ALFA (unidentified, Mexican Army). 01/09 RP3
08030.0 DUATA: (probable garble for DELTA, Mexican
military): 0007 USB/ALE TO ALFA (Mexican military).
01/13 RP3
08033
URNA 52: UNID Czech MIL, CZE 1308 USB, reading out 5
letter groups in Czech alphabet, possibly KFOR related 8033 has occasional RS-ARQ tfc. from Czech KFOR units
(03Jan05) (LDO)
08033.0 URNA 52: UNID Czech MIL, CZE 1308 USB, reading out 5
letter groups in Czech alphabet, possibly KFOR related 8033 has occasional RS-ARQ tfc. from Czech KFOR units
(03Jan05) (LDO)
08040.0 GYA: Fleet Weather and Oceanographic Centre,
Northwood, G, 1600, FAX 120/576, pressure and fronts charts,
02-Jan-05 (CK)
08040.0 P1Z131: (1/131st Avn, ALNG, Birmingham AL): 0416
08040.0 R23550: (probable UH-60 helo, ALNG): 0108 USB/ALE TO
T1Z131(1-131ST AVN (ALNG) BIRMINGHAM APRT, AL).
01/13 RP3
08040.0 rn northwood: 14:00 RN Northwood FAX 120/576 SST
and 10% ice edge analyse.3jan (RP)
08040.0 T1Z131: (1/131Avn, ALNG Birmingham AL): 0215 USB/ALE
Pagina 106
08043.0
08044
08044.0
08045.0
08045.0
08045.0
08045.0
08045.0
08045.0
08045.0
08047.0
08047.0
08047.0
08047.0
08047.0
08047.0
08047.0
08047.0
08047.0
08050.0
08056.0
08058.6
08058.6
08060.0
08060.0
08060.0
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sounding. 12/23 RP3
RR1: Brazilian Military (?)
packet 300/150 2220
"to: AM1 from: RR1" (16 Dec 04) (MJZ)
: MFA Sofia, BUL 1458 USB/ASCII-75Bd 11-bit/ calling
"KRZ" (07Jan05) (LDO)
no-call: MFA Sofia, BUL 1458 USB/ASCII-75Bd 11- bit/
calling "KRZ" (07Jan05) (LDO)
ASTRO: (Mexican military): 0105 USB/ALE TO ROBLE
ASTRO: (Mexican military): 0301 USB/ALE TO ENCINO
PIN: (Mexican military): 0256 USB/ALE TO ROBLE
PINO82: (Mexican military): 0301 USB/ALE TO PINO
A040LN: (Nat'l Guard, Alabama): 0206 USB/ALE TO
HQ703N (probably Nat'l Guard Readiness Center, Arlington
VA). 12/17 RP3
HQ703N: (probably Nat'l Guard Readiness Center,
Arlington VA): 0223 USB/ALE TO A100KN (Nat'l Guard, Alaska).
12/17 RP3
Arlington VA): 0228 USB/ALE TO C010TN (Nat'l Guard,
Connecticut). 12/17 RP3
Arlington VA): 0237 USB/ALE TO C080ON (Nat'l Guard,
Colorado). 12/17 RP3
Arlington VA): 0243 USB/ALE TO C090AN (Nat'l Guard,
California). 12/17 RP3
Arlington VA): 0255 USB/ALE TO D030EN (Nat'l Guard,
Delaware). 12/17 RP3
Arlington VA): 0514 USB/ALE TO A100KN (Nat'l Guard, Alaska).
01/14 RP3
MEC11NG: (unidetnified Nat'l Guard unit): 1341
USB/ALE TO HQ701N (Nat'l Guard HQs, Arlington VA).
12/21 RP3
buz: 1455utc
8050
???:
TIS BUZ TO TULB10
MIL 188-141A ALE on usb followed by STANAG 4285/600Long
crypto 3jan (S)
CLS: (US Army JSOC, Ft Campbell KY): 2234 USB/ALE
sounding. 01/05 RP3
KRC82OS: (US Department of State/Intel): 1638
USB/ALE TO KMN94 (US Department of State:Fort Lauderdale,
FL). 12/17 RP3
PLA: (USAF GSC, Lajes AB): 0639 USB/ALE TO KEH34 (US
Consulate, Basrah, Iraq). Also noted on 16283.6.
01/05 RP3
CGGN: Com. General de la Guardia Nacional, VEN 0321
USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg DESTAFAC23: Destacamento 23 de las
Fuerzas Armadas de Cooperación (06/JAN/05) (KK)
CLC24M: (Local Communications Center-Mobile, 24th
Inf Bde, Venezuelan Army): 0151 USB/ALE TO CRC2M (Regional
Command Center-Mobile, 2nd Military Region). Also noted on
07849.0; 08181.0; & 09052.0. 12/29 RP3
CRC2M: (Regional Command Center-Mobile, 2nd Military
Region, Venezuelan Army): 2349 USB/ALE TO CLC25M (Local
Communications Center-Mobile, 25th Inf Bde). 01/09 RP3
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08060.0 CS003: unid MIL NET? prob.The Balkans 1023 USB/ALE
calling RS0017 (28-dec-2004)(MSM)
08060.0 RS0014: (possibly Greece/Macedonia/Romania): 0849
USB/ALE TO CS003 (Greece/Macedonia/Romania).
12/30 RP3
08060.0 SCLC222M: (Subordinate Local Communications CenterMobile, 222nd Motorized Inf Bn, Venezuelan Army): 0111
USB/ALE TO CLC22M (LOcal Communications Center-Mobile, 22nd
Motorized Inf Bde). 01/12 RP3
08065.0 HONDO1: (probable UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto
Cano AB Honduras): 0042 USB/ALE TO SKYWAT (Army Flight
Following Service (AFFS), Soto Cano AB, Honduras). 01/13 RP3
08065.0 RUH980: RUH984 (probable UH-60A helos, 1/228th Avn
Bn, Soto Cano AB Honduras): 0052 USB/ALE TO SKYWAT (Army
Flight Following Service (AFFS), Soto Cano AB, Honduras).
01/13 RP3
08065.0 SKYWAT (US Army Flight Watch, Soto Cano AB
Honduras): 0608 USB/ALE sounding. 01/15 RP3
08065.0 SKYWAT: (Army Flight Following Service (AFFS), Soto
Cano AB, Honduras): 0106 USB/ALE TO RUH 963 RUH957 & RUH993
(probable UH-60A helos, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto Cano AB
Honduras). 01/12 RP3
08078.0 unid:
???
2020
FSK/125/1000 (10jan05) (S)
08084.0 ACERO1: (Mexican Air Base #1, Santa Lucia): 0252
USB/ALE TO ACERO (possibly HQs, Mexican Air Force).
12/22 RP3
08084.0 ACERO4: (possibly Mexican Air Force Base #4,
Cozumel): 2326 USB/ALE TO ACERO (possibly HQs, Mexican Air
Force). 12/18 RP3
08084.0 ACERO: (possibly HQS Mexican Air Force): 0306
USB/ALE TO ACERO1(possibly Mexican Air Force Base #1, Santa
Lucia). 12/18 RP3
08084.0 ACERO: (possibly HQs, Mexican Air Force): 0217
USB/ALE TO ACERO4 (Mexican Air Base #4, Cozumel).
12/22 RP3
USB/ALE TO ACERO4 (possibly Mexican Air Force Base #4,
Cozumel). 12/20 RP3
08084.0 COBALTO: (Mexican military): 1105 USB/ALE TO
CALLADOYPM (Military Post (Puesto Militare), Calladoy).
12/22 RP3
08084.0 VIRIL: (Mexican military): 0257 USB/ALE TO COBALTO
08087
: UNID MIL-net, ??? 0631 USB/26-TONE PSK Modem, 2
stations interacting with automated datalink burst traffic
(05Jan05) (LDO)
08087.0 no-call: UNID MIL-net, ??? 0631 USB/26-TONE PSK
Modem, 2 stations interacting with automated datalink burst
traffic (05Jan05) (LDO)
08103.0 4XZ: Haifa IN
2226
CW (09jan05) (S)
08103.0 4XZ: Haifa Naval, ISR, 0842, CW, marker "VVV DE 4XZ
4XZ ==", 01-Jan-05 (CK)
08105
B: UNID Romanian MIL, ROU 0854 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, sending e-mail
tfc. to K (05Jan05) (LDO)
08105
K: UNID Romanian MIL, ROU 0854 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, rcvng e-mail
tfc. from B (05Jan05) (LDO)
08105.0 B: UNID Romanian MIL, ROU 0854 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, sending e-mail
tfc. to K (05Jan05) (LDO)
08105.0 K: UNID Romanian MIL, ROU 0854 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, rcvng e-mail
tfc. from B (05Jan05) (LDO)
08105.0 RFFX: MOD Paris 1848
ARQ-E/184.6/440 Idle
(07jan05) (S)
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08105.4 ---: ATHENS MET 0920 FAX 120/576/N/800 Weak charts
(*6) 0925 thru 1038z (30/Dec)(DW)
08105.4 SWA: Athens Meteo 1023 FAX/120/576 unid chart; faint
contours and wind symbols in noise. Ends 1036. Tnx D.
(30Dec04) (KB)
08105.4 SWA: Hellenic National Meteorological Service/SWA28,
GRC, 0910, FAX 120/576, wx charts for 4-5 Jan 2005,
04-Jan-05 (CK)
08121.0 OTUV: Chinese mil marker 0012 CW YAV8 (3) de OTUV
(2) (01/01/05)(AJP)
08125
FIAMMA 07: UNID airborne Carabinieri unit, I 1446
USB, calling "FIAMMA COMMANDO", IEA40 responding instead
(29Dec04) (LDO)
08125
IEA40: UNID Carabinieri station, I 1447 USB, working
"FIAMMA 07" (29Dec04) (LDO)
08125.0 FIAMMA 07: UNID airborne Carabinieri unit, I 1446
USB, calling "FIAMMA COMMANDO", IEA40 responding instead
(29Dec04) (LDO)
08125.0 IEA40: UNID Carabinieri station, I 1447 USB, working
"FIAMMA 07" (29Dec04) (LDO)
08133
CESARE: MOD Roma?, I? 1457 USB/FSK-1200Bd/ISS-mode,
traffic to "BENEDETTO", QSX not found (05Jan05) (LDO)
08133.0 CESARE: MOD Roma?, I? 1457 USB/FSK-1200Bd/ISS- mode,
traffic to "BENEDETTO", QSX not found (05Jan05) (LDO)
08135
AAA: Israeli AF 2045 ALE/USB Sounding. (20Dec04) (RGA)
08135
AAA: Israeli AF 2104 ALE/USB Sounding. (21Dec04) (RGA)
08135.0 AAA: (Israeli Air Force): 2358 USB/ALE sounding.
01/08 RP3
08135.0 Unid: (probable Cuban Illicit): 2303 CW sending
5-letter cipher message using cut numbers. Message ends
WWWIN WWWIN WWWIN WWWIN K K K . 01/13 RP3
08136.7 MFA Cairo: 2044 ARQ. Too much QRM/QRN to determine
recipient(s). 01/10 RP3
08146
: UNID Russian? station, ??? 1705 ITA-5 based ARQsystem 100.17Bd/500Hz, sending 5FGs to UNID station, bad
link -> mny bursts rptd various times, QSX 6828 kHz
(04Jan05) (LDO)
08146.0 no-call: UNID Russian? station, ??? 1705 ITA-5 based
ARQ-system 100.17Bd/500Hz, sending 5FGs to UNID station, bad
link -> mny bursts rptd various times, QSX 6828 kHz
(04Jan05) (LDO)
08155.0 ---: Unid 2236 sweep from 8155.0 to 8165.0 at 0.2
sec (12/12/04)(AJP)
08161.5 TA7158: (Coy "A", 7/158th Avn, Ft Hood TX): 0025
08162
: Unid 0820 RTTY/100/170 "MN SHYY S MYYS MN SHYY
SSMYYS MN SHYY S MYY M SSMI" etc. (13Jan05) (WC)
08171.5 86OPS: (86th Med Coy, VTNG, Colchester/Burlington
VT): 2019 USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on 06911.5 &
09295.0. 12/29 RP3
AAF, Ft Indiantown Gap PA): 1519 USB/ALE sounding.
01/11 RP3
08171.5 T2Z238: (2-238TH AVN (INNG),SHELBYVILLE APRT, IN):
1530 USB/ALE sounding. Also noted sounding on 07650.0.
01/14 RP3
08175.9 unid: mil ? 1333 81-81 ? Dec18 04 ML
08176.5 : Unid 1315 PICCOLO-12 (8176.5=approx. center).
(01Jan05) (KB)
08176.5 unid: UK Mil
1900
Piccolo MK VI 12tones
(07jan05) (S)
08176.5 unid: UK Piccolo MK VI 12 tones (Jan 02, sal)
08180.7 Unid: 0015 ARQ. Caught near end of transmission.
Traffic appears=similar to that sent by Egyptian diplomatic
net. 12/28 RP3
08181.0 CLC24M: (Local Communications Center-Mobile, 24th
Inf Bde, Venezuelan=Army): 0046 USB/ALE TO CRC2M (Regional
Command Center-Mobile, 2nd Military=Region). Also noted on
Pagina 109
08187.0
08191.7
08225.0
08265
08283.5
08289
08289
08289
08289.0
08289.0
08289.0
08294
08294.0
08294.0
08297
08297.0
08297.7
08307.1
08394.0
08397.0
08414.5
08414.5
08414.5
08414.5
08414.5
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07849.0 & 08060.0. 12/28 RP3
CLC25: (Local Communications Center-Mobile, 25th Inf
Bde, Venezuelan Army): 0146 USB/ALE TO SCLC251 (Subordinate
Local Communications Center, 251st Inf Bn). 12/29 RP3
9MR: Malay Navrad Kuala Lumpur & Labuan 1800
RTTY/50/850 5LG & UK football scores to ship callsigns!
(30/12/04) (RH2)
fishermen: 724 USB span Dec19 04 ML
: Unid Italian Fishermen 0702 USB Sardinian accents.
RS: 48. (04Jan05) (WC)
unid: ???
1450
suond like GW: what is,
please? (06jan05) (sal)
GDCSHAQLAWAH: Gov. Dispatch Center Shaqlawah/Irbil
Prov., IRQ 1439 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A clng Irbil Dispatch
Center (02Jan05) (LDO)
GDCSURAN: Gov. Dispatch Center Suran/Salah al Din
Prov., IRQ 1444 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A clng Ibrahim al Khalil
(02Jan05) (LDO)
IBRAHIMALKHALIL: Ibrahim al Khalil crossing/Dahuk
Prov., IRQ 1514 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling Dahuk Dispatch
GDCSHAQLAWAH: Gov. Dispatch Center Shaqlawah/Irbil
Prov., IRQ 1439 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A clng Irbil Dispatch
GDCSURAN: Gov. Dispatch Center Suran/Salah al Din
Prov., IRQ 1444 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A clng Ibrahim al Khalil
(02Jan05) (LDO)
IBRAHIMALKHALIL: Ibrahim al Khalil crossing/ Dahuk
Prov., IRQ 1514 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A calling Dahuk Dispatch
MM+BL+MR: Moroccan MIL net, MRC 1524 USB/MIL-STD
188-110A App. B 39-tone modem tfc., French op chat, TXing 5
LGs via PSK modem, occ. use of 200Bd/200Hz FSK ALE-system
(03Jan05) (LDO)
bratislava: r?? 0829 USB cz ? wx for "split,
bratislava,fitno...channel survey 7" Jan07 05 ML
MM: +BL+MR: Moroccan MIL net, MRC 1524 USB/MIL-STD
188-110A App. B 39-tone modem tfc., French op chat, TXing 5
LGs via PSK modem, occ. use of 200Bd/200Hz FSK ALE-system
(03Jan05) (LDO)
ZLM: Taupo Maritime Radio, NZL 1534 USB reading out
navigational warnings (07Jan05) (LDO)
ZLM: Taupo Maritime Radio, NZL 1534 USB reading out
navigational warnings (07Jan05) (LDO)
VTP: IN Vishakhapatnam 1726 RTTY/50/850 Wx/EE for
Port Blair, Andaman Isles, then 4LG to ships
(30/12/04) (RH2)
CGD9: (USCG District 9, Cleveland OH): 2101 USB/ALE
TO NRKP (USCGC Mackinaw (WAGB-83-Cheboygan, MI). 01/11 RP3
Unid: 2205 ARQ continously sending
ZMZUTVMZMZUTVMZMZUTVMZMZUTVMZMZUTVMZMZ then stops.
01/06 RP3
UCBN: pioner estonij 0822 ARQ d/x work uce Dec25 04ML
: MRCC Charleville/Wiluna AUS 2159 GMDSS Acks
apparent distress msg from vessel Germania/ELYY4 allegedly
abandoning ship at 1842S 11511E. Checksum error.
(22Dec04) (APB)
: Unid Vessel (345030042) 0625 GMDSS Relays apparent
distress msg allegedly from vessel No 1 Pohah/3FDE5
apparently in undesignated distress at 0714N 10040E.
(28Dec04) (APB)
C6FJ8: Bahamian Vessel Poul Spirit 1238 GMDSS
Apparently disabled and adrift at 2912N 08917W.
(03Jan04) (APB)
C6MU6: Bahamese ship CELTIC AMBASSADOR 2111 GMDSS
clng Nicosia Radio for safety purpose(08-jan-2005)(MSM)
C6QJ4: Bahamese ship FERRO 2110 GMDSS clng Istanbul
Radio for safety purpose (08-jan-2005)(MSM)
Pagina 110
WUN-v11
08414.5 NMA: MRCC Miami/Norfolk USA 1235 GMDSS Relays
apparent distress msg from Russian vessel Pamyat Kirova/UFXA
apparently in undesignated distress at 2908N 07006W.
(01Jan05) (APB)
08414.5 NMA: MRCC Miami/Norfolk USA 2140 GMDSS Acks apparent
distress message from vessel Iran Saveh/EQWR allegedly in
unspecified distress at 4933N 00010W. (13Jan05) (APB)
08414.5 NMA: MRSC Miami/Norfolk USA 1215 GMDSS Relays
distress message from Russian Vessel Pobeda/UICJ allegedly
in undesignated distress at 2908N 07006W. (01-01-05) (AD)
08414.5 NMA: USCG Miami FL 1340 GMDSS Relays apparent
distress message from Liberian vessel Ispat Gaurav/ELSV5
apparently grounded at 4342N 00727W. (20Dec04) (APB)
08414.5 NMC: CAMSPAC Pt Reyes CA USA 0900 GMDSS Relays
apparent distress msg allegedly from vessel Bremen/C6JC3
apparently
in undesignated distress at 6045S 04442W. (30Dec04) (APB)
08414.5 NMC: CAMSPAC USCG Point Reyes CA 0224 Relays
distress message from unid Thai ship apparently in undesignated
distress at 2145N 11917E. (21Dec04) (APB)
08414.5 NMF: MRCC Boston/Norfolk 0559 GMDSS Acks distress
message from Liberian Vessel (propably A8AP8 - name unknown)
in unspecified distress at 3704N 04225W. (04Jan04) (APB)
08414.5 NMO: MRCC Honolulu HWI 1604 GMDSS Acks spoof
distress message from vessel using illegal msi 477000000.
(0828N 07111E given as coordinates). Decode has in any case
a checksum error. (08Jan05) (APB)
08415
BOOC: PRC Ship Li Shan Hai 1905 GMDSS Requests
duplex telephone call with sister vessel Zhen Xing Hai/BOHC
on 12245/13092 kHz. (30Dec04) (RGA)
08415
UBSS: Russian Ship Somara Siti 1818 GMDSS Sends
unlikely TR to unknown MRSC (002733756). Posn given as 4141N
04141E. (07Jan05) (RGA)
08415
UCBQ: Russian Ship Volzhskii-7 1901 GMDSS Sends TR
to unknown MMSI 002733756. Posn 3651N 02133E.
(30Dec04) (RGA)
08415
UIKA: Russian Ship Volgoneft 1807 GMDSS Sends TR to
unknown MRSC (002733756). Posn 4335N 05111E.
(07Jan05) (RGA)
08416.5 NMC: (CamsPac Point Reyes): 0010 FEC/SITOR
w/broadcast of wx & notices to mariners. 12/27 RP3
08418.0 IAR: Roma Radio 2111
Globe Wireless + CW
(07jan05) (S)
08419.4 PPR: Rio R 0311 CW marker (02/01/05) (AJP)
08422.0 NRV: USCG Apra Harbour Guam 2118
GW + CW
(07jan05) (S)
08422.0 NRV: USCG GUAM 0802 CW Chan free marker "NRV"
(30/Dec)(DW)
08422.5 UDB: Kholmsk, Russia 1139z Aug 13, 2004 CW "DE UDB2"
and ARQ/100 idle [SN]
08423.0 UFL: VLADIVOSTOK RADIO 0801 CW Chan free marker "de
UFL" (30/Dec)(DW)
08424.0 SVO: OLYMPIA RADIO 0959 CW Chan free marker. "de
SVO" (30/Dec)(DW)
08436.5 FUF: ff fort de france 0838 ITA/75 id Dec25 04ML
08439.3 PBC38: Noordwijk Naval, HOL, 1856, RTTY, 75/850,
CARB bcast, " 02A
04B
06A
08A
12Y
17X
22X
PBC", 31-Dec-04 (CK)
08444
: Murmansk Meteo 1331 FAX/120/576/R sea state chart.
//6328.5. Low resolution and severe slant (tx fast).
(01Jan05) (KB)
08453.4 FUG: La Regine Naval, F, 1851, RTTY, 75/850, test
tape fm RFFMEA to FAA, then QRV test tape fm FUG, end at
1854, 31-Dec-04 (CK)
08475
FUX: FN Le Port 1736 RTTY/75/850 Testing (23/Dec/04) (RH2)
08480
HZY: Ras Tanurah Radio SDA 1650 CW Long traffic list
names and callsigns. Ends with CQ de HZY QTC QRU?
(07Jan05) (RGA)
Pagina 111
08495
08495
08495
08497.5
08500
08549.0
08568.0
08568.0
08581.7
08600.0
08600.0
08600.0
08600.0
08600.0
08600.0
08600.0
08600.0
08600.0
08600.0
08600.0
08600.0
08600.0
08600.0
08603.0
08646
08646.4
08670.0
08677.0
08677.2
08682.2
08711
08711
08711.0
08722.0
08722.0
08725.0
08728.0
08728.0
08743.0
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K: Petropavlovsk Kamchatskij 0745 CW (01Jan01) (WC)
S: MX Beacon Arkhangelsk 0713 CW //10872 20049.
(17Dec04) (WC)
V: MX Beacon Vladivostok 0008 CW. (22Dec04) (WC)
D: Odessa, Ukraine 0224z Oct 27, 2004 CW "D" marker
[SN]
VTG: IN Mumbai 1659 RTTY/50/850 RBSL Idler.
(07Jan05) (RGA)
UCE: Arkhangelsk
2130
Sitor-A (07jan05) (S)
FUV (French Navy Djibouti): 2254 RTTY 75/850 w/test
tape. 01/01 RP3
FUV: French Navy Djibouti 1823 Rtty 75Bd/850Hz clg
FAAA Marker: "Voyez vous le brick...." (26/DEC/04) (KK)
PWZ: BN Rio 1007 RTTY/75/850 Navwngs //12711.
(07/Jan/01) (RH2)
1103: UNID 0129 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding (19/Dec)(DW)
Sounding. (19/Dec)(DW)
241: UNID 0612 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(19/Dec)(DW)
prob ZRX: SAN Durban 1557 SAN MFSK Modem.
(18-Dec-04) (JUM)
FUJ: FN Noumea 1620 RTTY/75/850 ==> 80%.
(01Jan05) (WC)
FUJ: Noumea Naval, NCL, 1842, RTTY, 75/850/R, test
ZBZ tape, 31-Dec-04 (CK)
IAR: Rome R., I, 0804, CW, VVV-marker, 02-Jan-05 (CK)
CBV: Playa Ancha/Armada De Chile 2335 FAX 120 SAT
MAP(06/07-jan-2005)(MSM)
CBV: ValparaisoRadio CHL 2319 FAX/120/576. (17Dec04) (WC)
NMC: USCG Pt Reyes 1611 FAX/120/576 Clean chart E.
Pac (10/Jan/05) (RH2)
HFB: UK Military 1646 ALE/USB Sounds. (03Jan05) (RGA)
HFB: UK/Mil Diplo Hereford 1957 USB ALE snd
(26/DEC/04) (KK)
7TF: boufarik 0806 USB fren wx forecasts Dec25 04ML
DXH: butuan phl?? 0832 USB tagalog?Jan07 05 ML
unkn: 1127z Aug 1, 2004 USB Russian traffic, no ID's
heard [SN]
EHY: madrid 0942 USB span d/x Jan09 05 ML
monaco: 0824 USB ff work unid ship which has
difficulty to transmit a file...Dec19 04 ML
DZA: mandaluyong phl?? or bangkok met ?? 1938 USB
tagalog? thai?dataJan07 05 ML
Pagina 112
08749.0
08773.0
08773.0
08790.0
08805.0
08825
08825
08825
08825
08825
08825
08825
08828.0
08828.0
08828.0
08828.0
08834
08834
08834
08834
08834
08834
08834.0
08855.0
08858
08861.0
08861.0
08862.0
08867.0
08879.0
08879.0
08879.0
08879.0
08879.0
08879.0
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TAH: istanbul 0834 USB tur d/x Jan08 05 ML
UJE: moscow 0743 USB russ dial Dec25 04ML
UJE: moscow 0841 USB russ d/x Jan01 01 05 ML
555: unid, presum N.Africa, 1711, ALE, sounding,
01-Jan-05 (CK)
unkn: 1528z Jan 7, 2005 USB Chinese simplex traffic,
several stations [SN]
64B: unID 0035 ALE/USB Clg BNA (Naval Base
"Amario"). (05Jan05) (BC)
CGA: HQ Venezualan Navy 0021 ALE/USB Clg
T81/Replenishment Oiler Ciudad Bolivar T-81. (05Jan05) (BC)
CGA: Venezualan Navy HQ 0041 ALE/USB Clg T81
(replenishment oiler CIUDAD BOLIVAR), SINAD report, then
into MIL-STD 188-110 serial 75-long interleave.
(05Jan05) (BC)
PR1: unID 0022 ALE/USB Clg BNG/Naval Base
"Guiterrez" Venezualan Navy. (05Jan05) (BC)
PR1: unID 0036 ALE/USB Clg CGA, sends power-control
command (presumably to have CGA 'crank it up a notch'). CMD
string 70 24 12 followed by DC1212 mixed in with POWER
CONTROL. Nice to be able to remote tune someone you want to
comm with. (05Jan05) (BC)
PR1: Venezualan Navy River Patrol Craft "Lago1"
(PBR-1) 0036 ALE/USB Clg BNG (Naval Base "Guiterrez"), SINAD
request, no 188-110 noted. (05Jan05) (BC)
SANTA MARIA: OAC NAT-A/E 1704 USB Wkg Britannia 6523
posn report. (07Jan05) (RGA)
auckland vm: 0751 USB om "auckland.." Dec19 04 ML
auckland vm: 0921 USB Dec19 04 ML
auckland vm: 1453 USB auckland... Jan01 01 05 ML
tokyo vm: 0740 USB yl Dec19 04 ML
3B-NBH: Air Mauritius 884 A319 1231 HFDL Posn to JNB
(10/Jan/05) (RH2)
3B-NBH: Air Mauritius A319 0801 HFDL Gnd/Air
(25/Dec/04) (RH2)
ARINC-08: Johannesburg SAF 2250 HFDL Weak squitters.
No apparent traffic. (21Dec04) (RGA)
ZS-SFD: SA Flight 617 A319 1243 HFDL Air/Gnd Posn
Rpt (23/Dec/04) (RH2)
ZS-SJS: SA Flight 342 B738 1217 HFDL JNB Gnd/Air
(09/Jan/05) (RH2)
ZS-SNB: SA Flight 337 A346 1230 HFDL Air/gnd Pax
Meet/Assist (23/Dec/04) (RH2)
SARBR: (Brazilian Air Force, Search & Rescue,
Brasilia): 0123 USB/ALE sounding. 12/20 RP3
atc sam-2: / belem 0626 USB ee work many varig
flights / pos Jan07 05ML
DD1: Israeli AF 1738 ALE/USB Sounding. (08Jan05) (RGA)
atc canaries: 0817 USB yl work PQBL - pp-vqi varig
Dec30 04 ML
Dakar: (MWARA AFI-1/SAT-1): 2310 USB w/ATF 506
w/position report and selcal check (AL-DQ). 12/20 RP3
O/M (Caribbean EE): 2233 USB w/Y/L (Caribbean EE) in
familiar conversation. 12/21 RP3
atc sp brisbane: ? 0759 USB yl work FMLP( PK-VBA
is this reg ok ?bizz
727 ) Dec30 04 ML
3B-NAK: Air Mauritius B767-23B/ER 0445 USB/SelCal
EGFP (31-dec-2004)(MSM)
A97-012: Australia AF C-130H Hercules 0808
USB/SelCal LPHM (31-dec-2004)(MSM)
atc india mumbai: 1454 USB work PQGH / a6-eac uae
Jan01 01 05 ML
LN-ROB: Scandinavian Airlines MD-90-30 0900
USB/SelCal MPFS(31-dec-2004)(MSM)
N1471G: American AirLines F100 0836 USB/SelCal HMPS
(31-dec-2004)(MSM)
N648AA: American Airlines B757-223 0901 USB/SelCal
LPMQ (31-dec-2004)(MSM)
Pagina 113
WUN-v11
08879.0 VH-TJQ: Qantas B737-476 0757 USB/SelCal EPHM
(31-dec-2004)(MSM)
08879.0 VT-EPJ: Indian Airlines A320-231 0455 USB/SelCal
JPFM(31-dec-2004)(MSM)
08891.0 ANZ???: 1608 probably flight 001 selcal CP-GL
ZK-NUI B744w/Iceland Radio usb 12/01 (PP1)
08891.0 CLX774: 1602 selcal CG-DH w/Iceland radio LX-NCV
B744 usb 12/01 (PP1)
08891.0 DLH446: W/Bodo 8891 khz 1517z new next pos as 71N
000W 22dec04 (P)
08891.0 N919CT:
1613 Gulfstream4 w/Iceland usb, Actic
Radio (Baffin) inthe background 12/01 (PP1)
08894.0 atc afi tamanrasset: /using WOD ?? 0806 USB
f/ee/arab work FMZ unid flight & DSR cargo Dec30 04 ML
08906
SANTA MARIA: OAC MWARA/NAT-A 1708 USB Wkg Britannia
425B posn report. (07Jan05) (RGA)
08916.0 nat -a atc 1323 USB work alitalia 604 Dec18 04 ML
08921.0 ldoc baw: ? 1419 USB unid flihgt 921 near kerkiria
req wx to ost 1655Jan08 05 ML
08930.0 ldoc stockholm: 1329 USB work KSR ?? request wx for
eddv Dec18 04 ML
08930.0 SDJ: Stockholm Air 2302 usb voice + Arinc Annex-10?
(so say my Code3-Gold) (06jan05) (sal)
08939.0 ROSTOV METEO: Rostov Aeradio, RUS, 1655, USB, aero
meteo YL/RR, 01-Jan-05 (CK)
08942
OH-LBT: Finnair B757 Flt AY2544 1403 HFDL Posn 3641n
00928W. (30Dec04) (RGA)
08942
SU0106: Aeroflot Flt 1401 HFDL Posn 5011N 01248E to
ARINC Shannon. (30Dec04) (RGA)
08942
VP-BWK: Aeroflot A319 Flt SU0113 1433 HFDL Signs on.
(30Dec04) (RGA)
08942
VP-BWL: Aeroflot A319 Flt SU0107 1402 HFDL Signs on.
(30Dec04) (RGA)
08942
VS0901: Virgin Atlantic Flt 1403 HFDL Posn 5647N
00628E. (30Dec04) (RGA)
08942.0 atc sea -2: 1458 USB work unid flights Jan01 01 05 ML
08942.0 atc sea-2: unid 1401 USB / interf of hfdl shannon
Jan10 05 ML
08948
A7-AFL: Qatar Airways A330 1838 HFDL Signs on. QSYs
to 5544/Muharraq at 1848. (14Jan05) (RGA)
08948
CN-RNY: Royal Air Maroc A321 Flt At751 2146 HFDL
Posn 4246N 00131W to ARINC Las Palmas. (16Jan05) (RGA)
08948
F-GYAS: Air France A319 Flt AFR827 2322 HFDL Reports
1235N 00827E to ARINC Las Palmas. (07Jan05) (RGA)
08948
N270AV: USA-3000 A320-214 'Cancun' 2326 HFDL Signs
on to ARINC Las Palmas. (07Jan05) (RGA)
08948
N391FE: Federal Express MD10-10(F) 2250 HFDL Signs
on. (15Jan05) (RGA)
08948
N528AT: American Transair B757 2247 HFDL Acks
weather msg from ARINC Las Palmas. (15Jan05) (RGA)
08948
VP-BDK: Aeroflot A320 Flt SU0341 1807 HFDL Reports
5559N 03726E to ARINC Las Palmas. (14Jan05) (RGA)
08957.0 SHANNON: Shannon Aeradio/EIP, IRE, 1836, USB, Volmet
bcast, 31-Dec-04 (CK)
08961
: Unid Italian Fishermen 1550 USB Sardinian accents.
RS: 47. (14Jan05) (WC)
08977
B-6055: China Eastern A340 1809 Acks msg 'FT
29/13:37. KLAX 291316Z 291312 20012KT P6SM SCT020 BKN050
TEMPO 1316 5SM -SHRA OVC020 FM1900 21015KT P6SM BKN035
FM0200 26010KT P6SM BKN035 OVC100= SA 29/18:00'.
(29Dec04) (RGA)
08977
Signs on to ARINC Reykjavik. (29Dec04) (RGA)
08977
N301UP: UPS B767 Flt UP6741 1701 HFDL Reports 5318N
04407W to ARINC Reykjavik. (29Dec04) (RGA)
08977
N331UP: UPS B767 Flt UP6741 1726 HFDL At 5308N
02906W ICAO ID 6AD9C5. (03Jan05) (RGA)
08977
SA0242: S.African Airways Flt 1702 HFDL Reports
Pagina 114
08977
08983.0
08992
08992
08992.0
08992.0
08992.0
08992.0
09007.0
09008.0
09009.0
09013.3
09013.3
09014.0
09025
09025.0
09025.0
09025.0
09025.0
09025.0
09025.0
09037.0
09050.0
09050.0
09050.0
09050.0
09052
09055
09055.0
09060.0
09060.0
09060.0
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4240N 01018E to ARINC Reykjavik. (03Jan05) (RGA)
SU-GCE: EgyptAir A330 Flt MSR800 1703 HFDL Posn
4208N 01020E. (03Jan05) (RGA)
Camslant Chesapeake: 2255 USB w/CG 1706 (HHC-130,
CGAS Clearwater) asking if they have comms w/Julliet 40
(HH-60 # 6040, CGAS Clearwater). Camslant advised that J40
has contacted homplate via UHF. 01/11 RP3
: Unid 1606 ANDVT good/strong level. No clear voice
activity before or since. (29 Dec 04) (JH)
AVAILABLE: 28-char EAM 1833 USB 7G5SCN with nothing
heard on 6697, 13155 or 11244 or any other checked HF freq.
Apparent h+03/h+33 activity (post 01 Oct 04 changes). Up
again at 1903z. (23 Dec 04) (JH)
FDE: faf circus vert 1642 USB f work 76E? above uzb
waiting to landing -snow on termez - Dec18 04 ML
FDE: faf circus vert 1649 USB f work flight taking
of from cotonou announc arriv at lflx Dec18 04 ML
unid: cis ff ?? 0747 USB s3 russ Dec30 04 ML
usaf AFS offutt: ab 0627 USB id Jan07 05 ML
Trenton Military: 2243 USB w/Canforce 1 (CC-150,
Prime Minister aboard??) in pp/unidentified party.
12/20 RP3
O/M (IT): 1252 USB w/O/M IT). 01/12 RP3
O/M (Arabic): 2142 USB w/O/M (Arabic). 12/20 RP3
T1Z137: 1-137 Avn Bn US Army Camp Bondsteel SCG
(Kosovo) 1754 ALE/USB Sounding. (30Dec04) (RGA)
T1Z137: 1-137th AVN Camp Bondsteel, SCG 0845
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (05Jan05) (LDO)
Jota QRG: Spanish AF 1503 USB/Voice 2 om qso with
autentification "diplomatico" (31-dec-2004)(MSM)
PLA: US GHFS Stn Lajes AZR 1814 ALE/USB To?
[AMD]"RY(s) GOOD COPY" while ICZ/Sigonella sounds.
(30Dec04) (RGA)
350261: (C-141 # 65-0261): 1801 USB/ALE TO ADW
(Andrews AFB). 01/14 RP3
503: (USCG HC-130 # 1503, CGAS Elizabeth City):
2057 USB/ALE TO JNR (Puerto Rico)--[AMD]CCCCD8,5643700NNNN &
[AMD]CCCCD8,9351520NNNN. 01/15 RP3
F35: (USCG HU-25 # 2135, CGAS Corpus Christi): 1925
USB/ALE TO JNR (Puerto Rico)--[AMD]CCCCD9,9918008747561NNNN.
01/14 RP3
ICZ: (USAF GSC, Sigonella): 0621 USB/ALE TO KEH34
(US Consulate, Basrah Iraq). 01/09 RP3
Mexico Lince: 12/19/2004 00:39:21 Mexico LINCE
(lynx) working LEOPARDO on 9.025Mhz (TM)
OFF: (Offutt AFB): 1434 USB/ALE TO NW4 (Nightwatch
4, E-4B ABNCP). 12/20 RP3
O/M (JJ): 2238 USB w/O/M (JJ). 12/22 RP3
METRO: (unidentified, Mexican military): 0329
USB/ALE TO DIAMANTE (unidentified, Mexican military).
01/08 RP3
SV9: (unidentified, Mexican military): 2244 USB/ALE
TO DIA (Diamante, unidentified, Mexican military). 01/08 RP3
SVS8: (unidentified, Mexican military): 0138 USB/ALE
TO DIAMANTE (Mexican military). 01/08 RP3
TANGO: (unidentified, Mexican military): 0354
USB/ALE TO DIAMANTE (unidentified, Mexican military).
01/08 RP3
RABAT: French Diplo Hub Rabat 1802 ALE/USB Calls
CER11/MFA Paris. (30Dec04) (RGA)
BU2C2: MoI Bucharest 0941 ALE/USB calling DEVC2
(Deva), BACC2 and TIMC2 (04Jan05) (KB)
O/M (SS): 2144 USB w/Y/L (SS). 12/20 RP3
CAMALEON3: (Mexican military): 0136 USB/ALE TO
JAGUAR (Mexican military). Also noted on 09045.0. 01/12 RP3
CPOE: (unidentified, Mexican military): 0045 USB/ALE
TO CAMALEON3 (Mexican Army). 01/08 RP3
RM10: (HQs, Mexican Army Military Region 10,
Pagina 115
09060.0
09060.0
09060.0
09060.0
09060.0
09064.0
09065.0
09065.0
09067.7
09067.7
09067.7
09067.7
09067.7
09070
09081.5
09081.5
09081.5
09081.5
09098.6
09106.0
09116
09145.0
09165
09166.4
09166.4
09185
09185
09185.0
09190
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Merida): 0040 USB/ALE TO RM14 (HQs, Mexican Army Military
Region 14, unlocated). 12/17 RP3
RM10: (HQs, Military Region 10, Merida): 0000
USB/ALE TO CAMALEON (unidentified, Mexican Army).
01/09 RP3
RM10: (Mexican Army, 10th Military Region, Merida):
0107 USB/ALE TO JADE (HQs, Mexican Army). 12/20 RP3
RM17: (HQs, Military Region 17, Mexican Army): 0052
USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (Mexican Army). Also noted on 09045.0.
01/08 RP3
RM1: (Mexican Army, HQs Military Region 1, Federal
District): 0411 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (Mexican military).
01/12 RP3
RM3: (HQs, Military Region 3, Mazatlan, Mexican
Army): 1059 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (unidentified, Mexican
Army). 01/09 RP3
WGY 9498: (id as Idaho SHARES station): 1555 USB
w/unheard stations in local net check-ins. 12/22 RP3
R0310: (probable helo, Idaho NG): 0000 USB/ALE TO
KBOING (1/183rd Avn or 1/112th Avn ,Idaho NG, Boise Air
Terminal/Gowen Field, Boise ID). 01/12 RP3
R0339: (probable helo, IDNG): 0312 USB/ALE TO KBOI
(1/183rd Avn or 1/112th Avn ,Idaho NG, Boise Air
Terminal/Gowen Field, Boise ID). 01/11 RP3
Egyptian Embassy, Havana: 2250 ARQ w/admin msgs.
12/22 RP3
Egyptian Embassy, Havana: 2335 ARQ. 01/13 RP3
Egyptian Embassy, Havana: 2340 ARQ w/admin messages.
12/20 RP3
Unid: (Egyptian diplomatic): 2327 ARQ. Possibly
Havana. 01/06 RP3
Unid: (Egyptian Diplomatic): 2348 ARQ. Caught at end
of transmission, no identification possible.
01/01 RP3
055: Unid 1644 ALE/USB Sounding. (03Jan05) (RGA)
EFDNG: (possibly 1/149th Avn,TXNG, Ellington Field,
Houston TX): 2312 USB/ALE sounding. 12/20 RP3
KBNWNG: (probably 1/109th Avn, IANG, Boone Airport
IA): 0008 USB/ALE sounding. Also noted on 06985.0.
12/23 RP3
KFMHNG: (MANG, Otis ANGB, Mass): 1951 USB/ALE
KFMHNG: (probably 3/126th Avn MANG, Otis ANGB MA):
1758 USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on 08171.5.
12/23 RP3
unid: ???
Stanag 4285/1200L (Jan 03, sal)
AAV2ASMARS: (Army MARS station): 1737 USB/ALE TO
AAR1DDMARS (Army MARS CT-SHARES Northeast Region
Coordinating Station). 12/29 RP3
: Unid 1705 USB VmM. Portuguese language. (13Jan05) (WC)
9000414: (possibly Greek/Turkish): 2149 USB/ALE
sounding. 01/12 RP3
HLL2: Seoul Meteo 1514 FAX wx in text table
(04Jan05) (KB)
: UNID station, 1306 SITOR-B 100Bd/170Hz online
crypto tfc. (05Jan05) (LDO)
no-call: UNID station, 1306 SITOR-B 100Bd/170Hz
online crypto tfc. (05Jan05) (LDO)
: MFA Bern, SUI 0923 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MIL-STD
188-110A serial tone, encrypted tfc. to unlocated embassy,
ALE traffic with linking protection (03Jan05) (LDO)
Unid 0930 ALE USB protected. Very busy frequency
with strong signals in central Europe (03Jan05) (KB)
no-call: MFA Bern, SUI 0923 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone, encrypted tfc. to
unlocated embassy, ALE traffic withlinking protection
(03Jan05) (LDO)
MDN: Ministère de la D‚fense Nationale Algiers, ALG
Pagina 116
09190.0
09190.0
09190.0
09202.0
09230
09230
09230
09230
09232.0
09245.4
09259
09259.0
09295.0
09295.0
09295.0
09295.0
09295.0
09295.0
09295.0
09305
09305.0
09308
09311.5
09315
09315
09360.0
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1326 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A traffic to JU10 (31Dec04) (LDO)
CGA: (Venezuelan Navy HQs): 0412 USB/ALE TO BNF
(Naval Base "Mariscal=Juan Cris=F3stomo Falcon", Punto
Fijo). 12/28 RP3
MDN: Ministère de la défense nationale Algiers,ALG
1326 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A traffic to JU10
(31Dec04) (LDO)
PR1: (Radio Station 1 (Puesto Radio): 0119 USB/ALE
TO DHN (Venezuelan=Navy Hydrographic & Navigation
Directorate). 12/28 RP3=20
E10: 1342 AM yl Dec18 04 ML
0000210001: Greek Net 1912 ALE/USB Sounding.
(21Dec04) (RGA)
0000210001: Prob Greek Military 1759 ALE/USB
T498AA: 498 Med Co US Army Deployed 1706 ALE/USB
T498AA: 498 Med Co US Army in Iraq 1811 ALE/USB
Sounding along with T82AA/82 Abn Div Deployed.
(21Dec04) (RGA)
CLC24: (Local Communications Center, 24th Inf Bde,
Venezuelan Army): 0021 USB/ALE TO SCLC241 (Subordinate Local
Communications Center, 241st Inf Bn).
12/29 RP3
V: MX Beacon Tashkent UZB 1126 CW. 23122. (04Jan05) (RH)
P6Z/RFGW: MOD Paris, F 1451 USB/STANAG 4285 FECbursts using THALES modem with 2400bps/long interleaving,
tfc to F-MIL Praha/F9S, circuit ID:"PGE" [=Prague]
(05Jan05) (LDO)
P6Z/RFGW: MOD Paris, F 1451 USB/STANAG 4285 FECbursts using THALES modem with 2400bps/ long interleaving,
tfc to F-MIL Praha/F9S, circuit ID:"PGE" [=Prague]
(05Jan05) (LDO)
86OPS (86th Med Coy, VTNG, Colchester/Burlington
VT): 1509 USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on
08171.5;106870.5 & 12168.0. 01/15 RP3
86OPS: (86th Med Coy, VTNG, Burlington VT): 1936
USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on 06911.5 & 08171.5.
12/20 RP3
86OPS: (86th Med Coy, VTNG, Colchester/Burlington
VT): 1529 USB/ALE sounding. Also noted sounding on 08171.5 &
10670.5. 01/14 RP3
86OPS: (possibly 86th Medical Co, VTNG,
Colchester/Burlington VT): 1747 USB/ALE sounding. Also
sounding on 6911.5. 12/23 RP3
ALBNY: (NYNG, Albany NY): 1900 USB/ALE TO SYRNY
(NYNG, Syracuse NY). 01/16 RP3
RVHNY: (NYNG, Riverhead NY): 1644 USB/ALE sounding.
01/14 RP3
SYRNY: (NYNG, Syracuse NY): 1620 USB/ALE sounding.
01/15 RP3
: French NOSTRADAMUS OTHR Dreux, F 1345 OTHR 20Hz
pulse repetition freq., very strong signal, splattering all
across the 9 MHz band (04Jan05) (LDO)
no-call: French NOSTRADAMUS OTHR Dreux, F 1345 OTHR
20Hz pulse repetition freq., very strong signal, splattering
all across the 9 MHz band (04Jan05) (LDO)
D73: Unid 1933 ALE/USB Sounding. (20Dec04) (RGA)
No Call: unid 1445 P-III Data (22/DEC/04) (KK)
ALG: Sonatrach Net Algiers 1945 ALE/USB Sounding.
(20Dec04) (RGA)
INA: Sonatrach Net In Amenas ALG ALE/USB Sounding.
(18Dec04) (RGA)
OXT: COPENHAGEN MET 1008 FAX 120/576/N/800
Continuing to transmit ice charts after reported intended
1/Jan/05 cessation (07/Jan)(DW)
OXT: COPENHAGEN MET 1010 FAX 120/576/N/800 Ice
chart, Cape Farewell. Slightly noisy (31/Dec)(DW)
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09360.0 OXT: Danish Meteorological Institute, DNK, 0003,
F1B, "CQ DE OXT ____", 31-Dec-04 (CK)
09360.0 OXT: Danish Meteorological Institute, DNK, 0005,
FAX, 120/576, West Greenland (Davis Strait) Ice Chart, dated
29 Dec 2004 1400 UTC with ann for termination of service.
31-Dec-04 (CK)
09384
OL1B: UNID Czech Diplo or MIL station, 1247
LSB/Pactor-III, short Pactor-exchange in Pactor-III then to
secure voice (04Jan05) (LDO)
09384
LSB/secure voice traffic to OL1A using TCC DSP-9000
compatible VX scrambler (04Jan05) (LDO)
09384.0 OL1B: UNID Czech Diplo or MIL station, 1247 LSB/
Pactor-III, short Pactor-exchange in Pactor-III then to
secure voice traffic to OL1A using TCC DSP-9000 compatible
VX scrambler (04Jan05) (LDO)
09386
BENEDETTO: UNID Italian MIL, ??? 1000
USB/FSK-1200Bd/ISS-mode, sending tfc to CESARE [=Roma], QSX
8133 USB (07Jan05) (LDO)
09386
ELEFANTE: MoD Roma, I 0916 USB/FSK-1200Bd/IRS-mode,
rcvng tfc fm unid station, QSX 11440 USB (30Dec04) (LDO)
09386.0 BENEDETTO: UNID Italian MIL, ??? 1000 USB/FSK1200Bd/ISS-mode, sending tfc to CESARE [=Roma], QSX 8133 USB
(07Jan05) (LDO)
09386.0 ELEFANTE: MoD Roma, I 0916 USB/FSK-1200Bd/IRS- mode,
rcvng tfc fm unid station, QSX 11440 USB (30Dec04) (LDO)
09433.5 ---: Argentine farmers 1423 USB SS Farm "La Sarita"
NearNecochea city. Chat abt cows, wheat, corn and rains
level. (18/12/04) (AJP)
09935
0000001220 also seen. (18Dec04) (RGA)
09935
(20Dec04) (RGA)
09935
0000001250: Turkish Net 1714 ALE/USB 0000001250
0000001220 both sounding. (21Dec04) (RGA)
09972.0 PNR400: & PANTHR: 1638 USB ALE (31/DEC/04) (JLM)
09996.0 RWM: moscow ts 0923 CW Dec25 04ML
10000
: Unid 1504 ALE/USB Strong burst exceeding WWV
signal level. (29 Dec 04) (JH)
10000
: Unid 1704 ALE/USB Brief ALE burst and possible
response (or a sudden fade on the same signal) over a fair
level WWV (with fading.)
10000.0 OC1: (FBI, Oklahoma City OK): 1603 USB/ALE TO DL1
(FBI, Dallas TX). 12/30 RP3
10018.0 atc mid-2 kabul: 1418 USB work unid flights Dec23 04 ML
10027.0 ldoc CSA: czech airlines 1538 USB cz om work OK WAB
??? Dec18 04 ML
10046.0 4XZ: Haifa Naval, ISR, 0957, CW, VVV-marker, 02-Jan-05 (CK)
10046.0 4XZ: isr n haifa 1546 CW encrypted transm Dec18 04 ML
10051
NEWYORK RADIO: VOLMET Service 1610 USB OM with US
airfields TAFs. (07Jan05) (RGA)
10056
: Unid Korean Stn 1203 USB 2 stations in Korean both
males. 45444. QRT by 1207. (05Jan05) (RH)
10066
A7-ACF: Qatar Airways A330-203 Flt QR0515 1510 HFDL
Signs on. Ex F-WWYQ. ICAO ID 0C0560. (07Jan05) (RGA)
10066
LH8443: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F 1601 HFDL Posn 4751N
01532E to ARINC Hat YAI. (07Jan05) (RGA)
10066
N26232: Continental B737 1717 HFDL Signs on.
(07Jan05) (RGA)
10066
N468UP: UPS B757-24APF Flt UP6835 1525 HFDL Signs on
to ARINC Hat Yai. (07Jan05) (RGA)
10066
N528AT: American Transair B757-23N Flt TZRCH4 1603
HFDL At 2908N 04811E. (07Jan05) (RGA)
10066
N602FE: Federal Express MD11 1513 HFDL Signs on.
(07Jan05) (RGA)
10066
VP-BWJ: Aeroflot A319 Flt SU0215 1505 HFDL At 5559N
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10066.0
10100.8
10100.8
10107.5
10107.5
10130
10130
10130.0
10130.0
10132
10132.0
10135.0
10135.0
10141.8
10144.0
10144.0
10160.0
10162
10162.0
10176.0
10180.9
10180.9
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03623E. (07Jan05) (RGA)
ZS-SNB: S.African Airways A340 2238 HFDL Signs on to
ARINC Hat Yai. (21Dec04) (RGA)
via hat: thai air / thailand 1440 HFDL lh8410 -pac
or pol?168 living java -qr437-mu2350 -po168 -lh8449 near
chenai -asj437 Jan10 05 ML
DDK9: DWD Pinneberg, D, 1650, RTTY 50/450, meteo
rprts, 01-Jan-05 (CK)
DDK9: hamburg met 1351 ITA2/50 synop Dec24 04 ML
channels, sent accidentally or on purpose? (05Jan05) (LDO)
no-call: UNID French MIL/MOI station, F 1332 USB,
207/PR: SNG-NY amph. vsl. "Endurance", 1422 INS
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, working 9VT, 207 off the coast of
Sumatra ATM to assist Tsunami relief efforts in Indonesia
(07Jan05) (LDO)
9VT/RP: SNG-NY HQ?, SNG 1422 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
working 207 (07Jan05) (LDO)
207/PR: SNG-NY amph. vsl. "Endurance", 1422 INS
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, working 9VT, 207 off the coast of
Sumatra ATM to assist Tsunami relief efforts in Indonesia
(07Jan05) (LDO)
9VT/RP: SNG-NY HQ?, SNG 1422 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
working 207 (07Jan05) (LDO)
LINCE: (Mexican military): 1310 USB/ALE TO TIGRE
PUMA2: (Mexican military): 1247 USB/ALE TO PUMA
(Mexican military). Also noted on 10444.0. 12/29 RP3
IK3NWX: propagation beacon, (JN55VB), I, 0746, CW,
"IK3NWX/BEACON",02-Jan-05 (CK)
DK0WCY: Kiel, D, 1645, CW, DARC beacon w/
ionospheric & geomagnetic report, 01-Jan-05 (CK)
DK0WCY: Kiel, D, 1735, BPSK (PSK-31), solar &
geomagnetic bulletin, 25-Dec-04 (CK)
3011: 0903 ale [TWS 3011][E] later 401, 102, 3011,
3012, 3014, 301, and some encrypted callsigns 03Jan05 (wp3)
: UNID North African MIL net, ALG? 0748 USB, secure
voice tfc using HC-265 scrambler in HF-mode, 300Bd FSK with
tactical msg tfc and 300Bd FSK @+2200Hz for link management
(03Jan05) (LDO)
no-call: UNID North African MIL net, ALG? 0748 USB,
secure voice tfc using HC-265 scrambler in HF-mode, 300Bd
FSK with tactical msg tfc and 300Bd FSK @+2200Hz for link
management (03Jan05) (LDO)
unid: rus navy ? 0659 f1/cw zsa ? k then 0751
reversals 40.5/500 0803Z: tfc bee 49.95/500 03Jan05 (wp3)
rcv: RUS N Sevastopol 1210 cw rkz rkz rkz de rcv rcv
Pagina 119
10201.0
10206.2
10206.2
10226
10226.0
10237.0
10238
10238
10264.1
10281.3
10281.3
10281.3
10320.0
10360.0
10381.7
10397
10401.2
10401.2
10426.4
10440.5
10444.0
10444.0
10444.0
10444.0
10444.0
10444.0
10444.0
10475
10475.0
10516.0
10536.0
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qtc 149 26 261455 149 =3D grognoz pogody ot 180=09 26Dez04=
09(wp3)
unid: 1404 CW 15 eastern lang .unclear text Dec24 04 ML
drby: german navy ship S 65 SPERBER 1221
usb/stanag4285 clg dhj58 tfc 2400s ?? 04Jan05 (wp3)
drho: german navy ship Donau A 516 1321 usb calling
dhj58 nothing heard, out 04Jan05 (wp3)
: Turkish Navy network, TUR 0826 600Bd/475Hz FSK,
KG-84 encrypted tfc., occasional voice coordination in
Turkish (07Aug04) (LDO)
no-call: Turkish Navy network, TUR 0826 600Bd/ 475Hz
FSK, KG-84 encrypted tfc., occasional voice coordination in
Turkish (07Aug04) (LDO)
unid: cis? 1410 MFSK ? Dec24 04 ML
1X8: Unid 1305 ALE/USB sounding (27Dec04) (KB)
93K: Unid 0925 ALE/USB sounding several times, among
lot of apparently protected ALE (Swiss Diplo?) (26Dec04) (KB)
unid: ??? 2150
---: UNID 1515 PACTOR-I//200/-/200 Short session of
calls to BEL. No Subsequent qso. Again at 1545z
(10/Jan)(DW)
---: UNID 1518 PACTOR-I 200/-/200 Short session of
calls tp BEL. No subsequent qso (07/Jan)(DW)
1HB8GVA: ICRC GENEVA 1512 PACTOR-I//200-200 Calling
BEL (Belgrade?), establishes qso in Pactor-I. Adapts to
Pactor-III. Offair 1515z. Further qso with brief traffic
1538z (11/Jan)(DW)
---: AFRTS 0318 USB EE Sports. (15/12/04) (AJP)
006666: Iranian Mil 1804
usb Clng 000001 (08jan05) (S)
unid: Egypt?
1515
Sitor-A "kuk 87 85
ky..." (07jan05) (S)
BKOK: Russian Military 1615 CW Gives repeats from
5LG broadcast msg. Asks MZ4S and SG9I R 142? K. Then AS5 to
SG9I. (07Jan05) (RGA)
HGX21: MFA Budapest, HNG 0852 DUP-ARQ 125Bd/ 170Hz,
selcalling UNID party and climbing freq in 400Hz steps, no
reply from called party (29Dec04) (LDO)
HGX21: MFA Budapest, HNG 0852 DUP-ARQ 125Bd/170Hz,
selcalling UNID party and climbing freq in 400Hz steps, no
reply from called party (29Dec04) (LDO)
FDI22: FAF Narbonne 1632 RTTY/50/300 Bricks tests.
(07Jan05) (RGA)
unid: CIS
2134
Crowd 36 (10jan05) (S)
LEOPARDO: (Mexican military): 0154 USB/ALE TO TIGRE
LIN: (Lince, Mexican military): 1303 USB/ALE TO TIG
(Tigre, Mexican military). 12/18 RP3
LINCE: (Mexican military): 0120 USB/ALE TO HALCON82
LINCE: (Mexican military): 1326 USB/ALE TO LEOPARDO
PUMA13: (Mexican military): 1234 USB/ALE TO PUMA
unid: CIS
81-81 81/260
(Jan 02, sal)
unid: rus navy ? 0816 81-81/81/250 03Jan05 (wp3)
: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1403 MFSK-32/CROWD36,
10 Bd chat tfc. in a mix of English and
Russian to unlocated embassy, QSX channel not found
(03Jan05) (LDO)
no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1403
MFSK-32/CROWD36, 10 Bd chat tfc. in a mix of English and
Russian to unlocated embassy, QSX channel not found
(03Jan05) (LDO)
---: Unid 2144 Stanag 4285 ? On both sidebands.
Strong signal(18/12/04) (AJP)
CFH: Halifax CAN
1836
FAX/120/576 (07jan05) (S)
CFH: halifax canf metoc 1609 FAX temperatures chart
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10559.0 unid: NATO? Stanag 4285/600Long (Jan 02, sal)
10586.6 : UNID North African network, ALG? 1833 SIEMENS
CHP-200 system 250Bd/170Hz, selcall mode, no reply after
several calls (01Jan05) (LDO)
10586.6 no-call: UNID North African network, ALG? 1833
SIEMENS CHP-200 system 250Bd/170Hz, selcall mode, no reply
after several calls (01Jan05) (LDO)
10611.0 unid: Moscow Meteo 1500
FAX 120/576 (08jan05) (S)
10626.0 RFFXL: ff naqoura lbn 1612 ARQ-E184 idling Dec18 04 ML
10626.0 RFFXL: FF Naqura LEB
ARQ-E/184.6/450 (Jan 03, sal)
10662.0 ---: Unid 1142 FSK 50/250 ACF=0 (17/12/04) (AJP)
10670.5 86OPS: (86th Med Coy, VTNG, Colchester/Burlington
VT): 1540 USB/ALE sounding. 01/11 RP3
10706
LSB/Pactor-III, short Pactor-exchange in Pactor-III then to
10706
LSB/secure voice traffic to OL1A using TCC DSP-9000
compatible VX scrambler (04Jan05) (LDO)
Pactor-III, short Pactor-exchange in Pactor-III then to
secure voice traffic to OL1A using TCC DSP-9000 compatible
VX scrambler (04Jan05) (LDO)
10708.0 3ZB202: prob.Pol Ny HQ 1254 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg
LCR154 (20/DEC/04) (KK)
10712.0 ---: Russian Navy 1114 T600/36-50 Idle (17/12/04) (AJP)
10713.0 nocall: unid POL 1550 USB/Voice PP, also 1 call made
to Konin (tel.number given), next sked planned for 2005
(31-dec-2004)(MSM)
10733
IKF: USAF Keflavik, ISL 1219 ALE/USB sounding. Also
PLA Lajes/AZR and CRO Croughton/G. (01Jan05) (KB)
10733.6 ICZ: US HF-GCS Stn Sigonella ITA 1443 ALE/USB Sounds
10733.6 16283.6 and 20810.6. JGG sounds on 16283.6 and IKF
on 11168.6. Many other HF-GCS soundings throughout the
afternoon on US State Dept freqs. (04Jan05) (RGA)
10733.6 IKF: (USAF GSC, Keflavik Iceland): 1318 USB/ALE TO
KEH34 (US Consulate, Basrah Iraq). Also noted on 08058.6 &
16282.6. 01/06 RP3
10733.6 PLA: US GHFS Stn Lajes Field AZR 1807 ALE/USB
Sounding. GHFS on US State Dept frequency. (20Dec04) (RGA)
10757.5 ---: Unid 0324 188-110A serial modem short
int.(17/12/04) (AJP)
10825
: French NOSTRADAMUS OTHR Dreux, F 1302 OTHR 18 Hz
pulse repetition freq., very strong signal, BW > 20 kHz
(05Jan05) (LDO)
10825.0 no-call: French NOSTRADAMUS OTHR Dreux, F 1302 OTHR
18 Hz pulse repetition freq., very strong signal, BW > 20
kHz (05Jan05) (LDO)
10830
10832
LCR154: Polish Mil 1413 ALE/USB clg ETD165. Also
voice call with c/s spelling in EE (04Jan05) (KB)
10920.2 No Call: prb.MFA Paris, F 1321 ARQ-M2-342
Req.(12/JAN/05) (KK)
10961.5 ---: Unid 0159 188-110A serial modem ? Strong
signals (15/12/04)(AJP)
11001.7 CNTD: Centre National des transmissions des douanes
0842 P-I/Ham 100Bd/CF=800Hz <Calling:IILA> (15/JAN/05) (KK)
11001.7 CNTD: Centre National des transmissions des douanes
1400 P-I/Ham Fec 100/200Bd/CF=800Hz Custom and Finance
Infos Aéroport Houari Boumédiène, Batna and Avant Port
Annaba (12/JAN/05) (KK)
11023
Unid. Ukrainian Mil? 1020 RTTY/50/200 encrypted
w/plain text headers ("KRIPTOGRAMA ...") and recipients(?)
e.g. TAJFUN-372, ABRIKOS-652, PRAKTIKANT-144 (09Jan05) (KB)
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11159.5
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11174
11174.0
11174.0
11174.4
11174.4
11175
11175
11175
11175
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11175.0
11184
11184
11184
11184
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: USN Keflavik ICE 1328 NATO-75/75/850 KG84
enciphered blocks. // 15021. (20Dec04) (RGA)
TA7158: (7/158th Avn, Ft Hood TX): 2231 USB/ALE
sounding. 01/05 RP3
JDG: (USAF GSC, Diego Garcia): 1315 USB/ALE TO KEH34
(US Consulate,
KWL92: (US Embassy, Tokyo): 1505 USB/ALE TO KWL91
(unidentified US Embassy/Consulate). 01/06 RP3
(US Embassy, Taipei). Also noted on 18248.6. 01/06 RP3
(unidentified US Embassy/Consulate). 01/06 RP3
PLA: (USAF GSC, Lajes AB): 0606 USB/ALE TO KEH34 (US
Consulate, Basrah Iraq). Also noted on 08058.6 & 18248.6.
01/06 RP3
SCIMMIA/NINO: UNID Italian MIL, ??? 0859
USB/QPSK-1200 Bd, tfc. to ELEFANTE/CESARE, short vx
coordination, QSX not found, general callsign change on this
network from animal names to personal names (07Jan05) (LDO)
---: Unid 0317 FSK 75/200 ACF=0 (17/12/04) (AJP)
SCIMMIA/NINO: UNID Italian MIL, ??? 0859
USB/QPSK-1200 Bd, tfc. to ELEFANTE/CESARE, short vx
coordination, QSX not found, general callsign change on this
network from animal names to personal names (07Jan05) (LDO)
EVAC 3556: Wkg OFFUTT 2131 USB For quick phonepatch
and gone. (05 Jan 05) (JH)
McCLELLAN: Clg PENCIL 71 2215 USB Having issues
hearing PENCIL who has wx req for Miramar. (06Jan05) (BC)
PNR400: OPBAT Service Centre Nassau Bahamas 2215
ALE/USB Sounding. (06Jan05) (BC)
RAYMOND 07: Clg All (stations or aircraft) 2249 USB
Stating that their [missed it] condition was moderate,
repeating it and gone. I would have caught the "condition"
if I hadn't inadvertently momentarily cut the power to the
receiver in mid broadcast. (03 Jan 05) (JH)
Offutt: 1525 USB w/State Room. They change to
13200.0. 01/15 RP3
Offutt: 1655 USB w/SPAR 65 (VC-37A, #01-0065,15th
ABW/65th AS, Hickam AFB HI-very weak) in pp w/unidentified
Base Ops regarding arrival clearances. 01/15 RP3
Terra 44: (B-757/C-32A 486 FLTS, Eglin AFB): 1605
USB w/Puerto Rico in pp/Scott Metro w/request for landing wx
at McGuire. 01/11 RP3
Unid: (callsign not clear): 1601 USB w/ EAM
(BQUYE4). 01/15 RP3
A7-ACB: Qatar Airways A330-203 1539 HFDL Signs on.
Ex F-WWYN. (05Jan05) (RGA)
(05Jan05) (RGA)
CN-RNX: Royal Air Maroc A321 1604 HFDL Signs on to
ARINC Reykjavik. (03Jan05) (RGA)
Posn 2847N 01113W. (03Jan05) (RGA)
Posn 3321N 00737W. (30Dec04) (RGA)
G-VMEG: Virgin Atlantic A340 Flt VS0900 1522 HFDL
N14115: Continental B757 1542 HFDL Signs on to ARINC
Reykjavik. (30Dec04) (RGA)
N330UP: UPS B767 1544 HFDL Signs on. (30Dec04) (RGA)
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N331UP: UPS B767 Flt UP6741 1559 HFDL Posn 5008N
04927W. (03Jan05) (RGA)
N559TZ: American Transair B757 1532 HFDL Signs on.
(05Jan05) (RGA)
N78060: Continental B767 Flt CO0047 1430 HFDL Signs
on. (05Jan05) (RGA)
OH-LBT: Finnair B757 Flt AY2559 1422 HFDL Posn 2953N
01254W to ARINC Reykjavik. (05Jan05) (RGA)
OH-LBX: Finnair B757 Flt AY2616 1402 HFDL Acks msg
from ARINC Reykjavik "SA 05/13:50 EFHK 051350Z 32012KT 3500
-SN BR BKN007 BKN013 00/M00 Q0987 0429//77 5429//61 TEMPO
1000 SN VV004 SA 05/13:50 EFTU 051353Z 31008KT 250V010".
(05Jan05) (RGA)
VP-BAZ: Aeroflot B767 1610 HFDL Signs on. (03Jan05) (RGA)
VP-BWF: Aeroflot A320 Flt SU0203 1440 HFDL At 6004N
02503E. (05Jan05) (RGA)
LVG358: Livingsone A321 1648 Reports 4531N 01058E.
(03Jan05) (RGA)
CRO: US GHFS Stn RAF Croughton UK 1609 ALE/USB
460027: (KC-10 # 85-0026): 2305 USB/ALE sounding.
Also sounding on 05708.0; 06721.0; 09025.0 & 13215.0.
01/RP3
Also sounding on 13215.0. 01/14 RP3
TRENTON MILITARY: Wkg SHADO 91 0033 USB SHADO 91
unheard here. For phone patch to a DSN 882 number regarding
JAWS 52. (05 Jan 05) (JH)
Canforce 2668: 2215 USB calling Trenton Military
w/no response. Calls in blind that they are closing selcal
watch. 01/11 RP3
Trenton Military: 1639 USB w/Canforce 3597 (unheardCC-144 # 144615, 412th Sqdn, Ottawa) relaying ETA for Santa
Maria, Azores to 412th Sqdn and selcal check (AG-LP). 12/27
RP3 wx. 12/27 RP3
Trenton Military: 1820 USB w/unidentified aircraft
(callsign missed) passing wx for Miami International. Based
on traffic below this may have been Canforce 2650. 12/20 RP3
Trenton Military: 1834 USB w/Canforce 4128 who
requests wx for Shannon; Lajes, St Johns; Gander and Ottawa.
12/23 RP3
Trenton Military: 1933 USB w/Canforce 2650 12/20 RP3
Trenton Military: 1945 USB w/Razor 61 (E-8 JSTARS,
Robins AFB GA-not heard) in pp w/Peachtree Ops passing
formatted report info and requesting wx for Robins.
01/11 RP3
Trenton Military: 1955 USB w/Razor 33 (E-8 JSTARS
Robins AFB GA-very weak) in pp w/Peachtree Ops regarding
having to RTB due to undisclosed maintenance problems. At
2018 Razor 33 passing formatted report info to Peachtree
Ops. 01/11 RP3
Trenton Military: 2015 USB w/Canforce 2661 closing
out listening watch. 01/06 RP3
Trenton Military: 2042 USB w/Sentry 63 (E-3B AWACS,
Tinker AFB). Trenton switches them to 13257.0. Unreadable on
this freq at my QTH. 12/20 RP3
Tinker AFB) in pp/Raymond 24 (Tinker AFB) w/formatted report
information. 12/20 RP3
Trenton Military: 2120 USB w/Canforce aircraft
(number missed) who=20passes ETA for Nassau International
then closes out radio watch. 12/28 RP3
Tinker AFB) in pp w/Phoenix Ops. Tries to send formatted
report info but Raymond 24 (Tinker AFB) asks that they relay
info through Trenton Military. 01/11 RP3
Tinker AFB) in pp w/Raymond 24 (Tinker AFB) relaying
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11327.9
11327.9
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formatted report info through Trenton Military. 01/11 RP3
Tinker AFB) w/pp to Raymond 24 (Tinker AFB) w/formatted
report. 12/20 RP3
United Nations 03: w/Trenton Mil 11232 khz 1535z
phone patch hartd to set up 22dec04 (P)
O/M (CC): 2144 USB w/unheard station. 12/28 RP3
architect: 1316 USB wx " akrotiri..." Dec24 04 ML
architect: raf ISF644Q ?? any clue ? 1406 USB work
numerous radiochek with JKES / c-17a g3 zz171 /target egcc
DEC30 04 ML
FAW1: UNJLC OPS Al Faw, SDN 2035 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, calling NYALA (02Jan05) (LDO)
GADAREF: UNJLC OPS Gedaref, SDN 2019 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, sounding (02Jan05) (LDO)
JUBA: UNJLC OPS Juba, SDN 2024 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
calling GIRBA (02Jan05) (LDO)
NYALA3: UNJLC OPS Nyala, SDN 2021 USB/MIL-STD
PORTSUDAN: UNJLC OPS Port Sudan, SDN 2017 USB/MILSTD 188-141A, sounding (02Jan05) (LDO)
RIBKONA: UNJLC OPS Ribkona, SDN 1951 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, calling ATBARA (02Jan05) (LDO)
FAW1: UNJLC OPS Al Faw, SDN 2035 USB/MILSTD188-141A, calling NYALA (02Jan05) (LDO)
GADAREF: UNJLC OPS Gedaref, SDN 2019 USB/MIL-STD
JUBA: UNJLC OPS Juba, SDN 2024 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
calling GIRBA (02Jan05) (LDO)
NYALA3: UNJLC OPS Nyala, SDN 2021 USB/MILSTD188-141A, sounding (02Jan05) (LDO)
PORTSUDAN: UNJLC OPS Port Sudan, SDN 2017 USB/MILSTD 188-141A, sounding (02Jan05) (LDO)
RIBKONA: UNJLC OPS Ribkona, SDN 1951 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, calling ATBARA (02Jan05) (LDO)
RAF VOLMET: unid tx, G, 1640, USB, wx for RAF bases,
01-Jan-05 (CK)
Dakar Aero: 1350
Selcal KR-AJ w/Euralair flight
F-GRND B737 USB 01/02 (PP1)
AEA063: W/Sta Maria 11309 khz FK-AS EC-HSV B763 22dec04 (P)
atc nat sta maria: 1409 USB work PSJQ / g-mdbd myt
a330 cs-tej tap a310 =d-amuj ltu 767 Jan01 01 05 ML
Iekaterinenburg Volmet: 1335 weather for Cheliabinsk
USB 01/02(PP1)
Novosibirsk Volmet: 1340 poor signal & modulation
USB 01/02 (PP1)
Samara Volmet: 1345 weather for Kazan USB 01/02 (PP1)
Syktyvkar Volmet: 1330 Russian Language Weather
including Vorkouta and Pechora USB 01/02 (PP1)
: Danish emb Moscow, RUS 1341 TWINPLEX-SITOR
100Bd/-400/-200/+200/+400, short op chat to Copenhagen
(07Jan05) (LDO)
: MFA Copenhagen, DNK 1341 TWINPLEX-SITOR
100Bd/-400/-200/+200/+400, short op chat to Moscow
(07Jan05) (LDO)
no-call: Danish emb Moscow, RUS 1341 TWINPLEX- SITOR
100Bd/-400/-200/+200/+400, short op chat to Copenhagen
(07Jan05) (LDO)
no-call: MFA Copenhagen, DNK 1341 TWINPLEX- SITOR
100Bd/-400/-200/+200/+400, short op chat to Moscow
(07Jan05) (LDO)
unid: trans or mode 1627 AM n testing ??? Dec18 04 ML
sydney vm: 0832 USB
kiti? Dec30 04 ML
AAL2114: Mexico-city to Miami w/New York pos rpt
usb 18/12 (PP1)
SIA235: 1620 w/Brisbane , route unknown usb 12/01 (PP1)
: unlocated Italian MIL, I 0916 USB/FSK-1200Bd/ISSmode, traffic to MOD Roma/ELEFANTE, QSX 9386 kHz USB
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11576.0
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12068.5
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(30Dec04) (LDO)
no-call: unlocated Italian MIL, I 0916 USB/FSK1200Bd/ISS-mode, traffic to MOD Roma/ELEFANTE, QSX 9386 kHz
USB (30Dec04) (LDO)
MFA Cairo: 1114 sitor-a tfc to unid emb. 04Jan05 (wp3)
OHT: Sonatrach Net Ohanet ALG 1621 ALE/USB Sounding.
(08Jan05) (RGA)
MAE: MFA Algiers 1621 ALE/USB Calls TNS/Embassy
Tunis. (08Jan05) (RGA)
LESKOVIU: Albanian MIL, ALB 1441 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, lengthy voice traffic to "SHEBENIKU"
(31Dec04) (LDO)
SHEBENIKU: Albanian MIL, ALB 1436 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, lengthy voice traffic to "LESKOVIU"
(31Dec04) (LDO)
TARABOSHI: Albanian MIL, ALB 1436 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, short voice traffic to "LESKOVIU" (31Dec04) (LDO)
LESKOVIU: Albanian MIL, ALB 1441 USB/MILSTD188-141A, lengthy voice traffic to "SHEBENIKU"
(31Dec04) (LDO)
SHEBENIKU: Albanian MIL, ALB 1436 USB/MILSTD188-141A, lengthy voice traffic to "LESKOVIU"
(31Dec04) (LDO)
TARABOSHI: Albanian MIL, ALB 1436 USB/MILSTD188-141A, short voice traffic to "LESKOVIU"
(31Dec04) (LDO)
000021000: Greek Police Net 1611 ALE/USB 0000211588.
(08Jan05) (RGA)
BJ30: Unid 1651 ALE/USB Calls XA20. (20Dec04) (RGA)
KYJEV: Czech emb. Kiev, UKR 1339 USB/MIL-STD
188-110A serial tone modem, IRS-mode, Datron HFCOM2 ARQprotocol, QSX 9288kHz USB (07Jan05) (LDO)
KYJEV: Czech emb. Kiev, UKR 1339 USB/MIL-STD
188-110A serial tone modem, IRS-mode, Datron HFCOM2 ARQprotocol, QSX 9288kHz USB (07Jan05) (LDO)
BASE01DAY: & ALPHA21DAY: 2134 USB ALE (17/DEC/04) (JLM)
SCLC131: (Subordinate Local Communications Center,
131st Inf Bn, Venezuelan Army): 1329 USB/ALE TO
PCRC1(Regional Communications Command Post, 1st Miliutary
Region). 01/10 RP3
COMBAT CONTROL, COMBAT 02, COMBAT 07 & WOLFMAN: 2313
USB voice(15/JAN/05) (JLM)
CLS: (US Army SOC,Fort Campbell, KY): 1801 USB/ALE
sounding. Also sounding on 08056.0; 09145.0 & 10691.5.
12/20 RP3
006666: Turkish Net 1707 ALE/USB Calls 000002.
(07Jan05) (RGA)
006666: Unid Turkish Net 1510 ALE/USB Calls 000002.
(08Jan05) (RGA)
AMMAN: French Embassy Amman JOR 1642 ALE/USB Calls
501st HQs Bn, Venezuelan Army): 1327 USB/ALE TO
SCLC511(Subordinate Local Communications Center, 511th
Jungle Inf Bn). 01/10 RP3
501st HQs Bn, Venezuelan Army): 1357 USB/ALE TO SCLC513
(Subordinate Local Communications Center, 513th Jungle Inf
Bn). 01/10 RP3
#'s: 0222z Oct 26, 2004 USB SS/YL 5f traffic [SN]
BAB: UN JLC Babanusa SDN 1521 ALE/USB Sng BAB.
(04/Jan/05) (RH2)
GUT: UN Sudan net 1538 ALE/USB Clg BAB (04/Jan/05) (RH2)
KRR: UN Sudan net 1519 ALE/USB Clg NYALA1.
(04/Jan/05) (RH2)
NYA: Nyala Sudan 1521 ALE/USB Clg NQF. (04/Jan/05) (RH2)
belgian fishemen: 1522 USB french d/x Dec25 04ML
VMW: wiluna met aus 1405 USB ee wx forecast Jan10 05 ML
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LOR: AN Puerto Belgrano ARQ Marker (26/Dec/04) (RH2)
12521.0 vtp 15: IN Mumbai 1329 rtty 50/850 wx, then ryr
15Jan05 (wp3)
12537.0 21B: (Frigate "Mariscal Sucre" F-21): 0219 USB/ALE
TO CGA (Venezuelan Navy HQs). 12/29 RP3
12537.0 PR1: (Radio Station 1 (Puesto Radio): 0120 USB/ALE
TO DHN (Venezuelan Navy Hydrographic & Navigation
Directorate). 12/29 RP3
12577
C6ME8: Bahamas-flagged Vessel Senang Spirit 1455
GMDSS RQs Lyngby for safety test. Lyngby BQs.
(15Jan05) (RGA)
12577
EHCH: Spanish Ship Costa Grande 1511 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. Lyngby BQs.
(15Jan05) (RGA)
12577
FNJM: Kerguelen Is Ship Berge Stadt 1548 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio for safety test. (15Jan05) (RGA)
12577
LAUO5: Norwegian Ship Difco Chaser 1543 GMDSS RQs
OlympiaRadio/SVO Greece for safety test. SVO BQs.
(15Jan05) (RGA)
12577
NMF: USCG Boston (?) 1722 GMDSS Makes apparent call
to illegal MMSI 000000000 using MMSI 003669991. Safety test.
(30Dec04) (RGA)
12577
UIOL: Russian Ship Obelyai 1438 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. (15Jan05) (RGA)
12579
NMC: USCG Pt Reyes 1548 FEC Pac Wx (23/Dec/04) (RH2)
12579
NRV: USCG Guam 1521 FEC Cyclone Wng for Vanautu.
(06/Jan/01) (RH2)
12590.5 RRR34: MOSCOW RADIO 1001 CW Chan free marker "RRR34"
(30/Dec)(DW)
12590.5 RRR34:Moskva-1 Radio RUS 1133 Sitor-A with a PP &
telegrams price list for specified countries and
continents,also a "LIST OF INFO FILES" was given.
(31-dec-2004)(MSM)
12590.5 RRR34:Moskva-1 Radio RUS 1145 Sitor-B with active
QRG list (31-dec-2004)(MSM)
12590.5 RRR34:Moskva-1 Radio RUS 1146 Sitor-A with MM WX Rep
for The Caspian Sea and new year wishes for various
people(ship captains etc.) (31-dec-2004)(MSM)
12591.5 UFL: VLADIVOSTOK RADIO 0804 CW Chan free marker "de
UFL" (30/Dec)(DW)
12591.7 NMN: USCG CAMSLANT 1527 CW Chan free marker "NMN".
Station off freq - s/b 12592.5. Still off 1733z, 1944z
(30/Dec)(DW)
12592.5 NMN: USCG CAMSLANT 1002 CW Chan free marker "NMN"
(29/Dec)(DW)
12603.5 SVO: OlympiaRadio Athens 1302 FEC News in Greek.
(20Dec04) (RGA)
12613
XSQ: GuangzhouRadio PRC 1300 ARQ W/Morse ID. Weak.
(20Dec04) (RGA)
12622.3 unid: UK Mil
1130
Piccolo MK VI 12tones
(07jan05) (S)
12634.5 TAH: Istanbul
1215
Sitor-B "traffic list"
(07jan05) (S)
12665.0 RFFMEA: FN Navire Terre France Sud Saissac
RTTY/75/850 ry sg testtape 1730 9jan05(ML)
12674.2 LOR: AN Pto. Belgrano 2030 Sitor-B Warnings to
marines in SS/EE//8319.7 (19/12/04) (AJP)
12683.0 PWZ-33: BN Rio de Janeiro 2022 RTTY 200/850 Wx
forecast (19/12/04)(AJP)
12691
FUX: FN Le Port 1537 RTTY/75/850 Test tape. //8475.5
(05/Jan/01) (RH2)
12711
PWZ33: BN Rio 0553 RTTY/75/850 RY/ID/Foxes etc
//6450. (28/Dec/04) (RH2)
12729.0 UFL: VLADIVOSTOK RADIO 0823 fec 100/E/170 Blind tfc
bdcast in 3sc (31/Dec)(DW)
12732
9HD: Globe Wireless Malta 1350 GLOBEDATA Idlers.
(15Jan05) (RGA)
12735.0 URL: Sevastopol Radio 1928 fast cw, new year wishes
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13027
13030.0
13089
13139.0
13162.5
13197.0
13200.0
13200.0
13215
13215.0
13215.0
13215.0
13224.0
13257.0
13258.0
13270
13287.0
13294.0
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from"Andrej" (24-dec-2004) (MSM)
NMF: USCG Boston 2024 FAX/120/576 Nice wind chart
(09/Jan/05) (RH2)
vtg7: IN Mumbai 0616 cw vvv vvv vvv vtg 4/6/7/8/9
vtg 4/6/7/8/9 vtg 4/6/7/8/9 03Jan05 (wp3)
VTG: Indian Ny 2327 CW ID //8634.0 (02/01/05) (AJP)
123: (possibly Mexican Ministry of Defense): 0412
USB/ALE TO SALTILLO (HQs, 6th Military Zone, Mexican Army).
12/22 RP3
GNP: (GNPNEGRAS (Mexican Military Barracks
(Guarniciones Militares), Piedras Negras): 2103 USB/ALE TO
SALTILLO (HQs, 6th Military Zone). 12/18 RP3
GNPNEGRAS (Mexican Military Barracks (Guarniciones
Militares), Piedras Negras): 0400 USB/ALE TO SALTILLO (HQs,
6th Military Zone, Mexican Army). 12/22 RP3
GNPNEGRAS: (Mexican Military Barracks (Guarniciones
Militares), Piedras Negras): 0038 USB/ALE TO SALTILLO
(probaby 6th Military Zone, Saltillo). 12/17 RP3
PBC: DN Goeree I 1045 RTTY/75/850 Carbs (07/Jan/01) (RH2)
6WW: FN Dakar-Senegal RTTY/75/850 test tape RY SG
2116 to FAAA 9jan05(ML)
VTH: Indian Navy MUMBAI 14305 RTTY 50 Tfc to BNR?1st
time copy (31-dec-2004)(MSM)
: V26 Military Stn 0635 USB??? (Missed callup).
3FGs. (10Jan05) (IB)
RFLIE: FN LA CAPRICIEUSE?? or MARTINIQUE??
RTTY/75/850 test tape RY SG to FAAA 9jan05(ML)
: Unid Japanese Stn 0505 Unid HF OM broadcast in
Japanese on frequency of USCG HF Broadcasting. Who is it?
(29-Dec-04) (IB)
BRION: Venezuelan Navy 0220 ALE/LSB Clg BNF Also
CGACO and CGA,(14/12/04) (AJP)
---: Unid "NAVIDATA" 0048 Pactor II Channel free
marker and CW ID(04/01/05) (AJP)
Odessa Radio: (Y/L Russian): 1410 USB w/unheard
station connecting parties for radio-telephone link.
12/20 RP3.
Offutt: 1527 USB w/State Room requesting pp to
Tinker AFB, DSN 884-XXXX relaying AKAC 369 message.
01/15 RP3
PANTHR: (OPBAT Service Center, Nassau, Bahamas):
1746 USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on 11175.0.
01/15 RP3
ICZ: US GHFS Stn Sigonella ITA 1627 ALE/USB
01/16 RP3
Also sounding on 09025.0 & 11226.0. 01/15 RP3
RCS:
1840 US Air Force:Rockwell SCOPE Command
Facility, DallasUSB/ALE 12/01 (PP1)
RS3: (possibly HQs SAR Area 3 (Salvador), Brazilian
Air Force): 2232=20USB/ALE sunding. 12/28 RP3
Trenton Military: 2014 USB w/Atlas 10 (unidentified)
who requests relay of any traffic from Rescue Coordination
Center (RCC). Trenton advises that there is no traffic from
RCC. 12/23 RP3
O/M (Arabic-aircraft): 2248 USB w/unheard station.
Caught at sign=20off. Probable LDOC. 12/28 RP3
GANDER RADIO: VOLMET Service NF CAN 1329 USB OM with
Canadian airfields fcasts. Followed at 1330 by NEW YORK
RADIO VOLMET service. (18Dec04) (RGA)
O/M (CC): 2119 USB w/O/M (CC). 12/22 RP3
---: MWARA AFI-4 2224 USB EE Kinshasa ACC. Lot of
air traffic(19/12/04) (AJP)
A7-AFM: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0001 1421 HFDL
4438N 02730E. (18Dec04) (RGA)
AY2367: Finnair B757 1337 HFDL Reports 3640N 01232W
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13330.0
13339.0
13356.0
13376.0
13390
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13472
13472.0
13490
13503.6
13503.6
13503.6
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13527.9
13528.3
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to ARINC Las Palmas. (18Dec04) (RGA)
CLX793: CargoLux B747 1546 Posn 4322N 03204E.
(03Jan05) (RGA)
D-ALCF: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F 1526 HFDL Signs on to
ARINC Las Palmas. (30Dec04) (RGA)
D-ALCK: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F 1808 HFDL Signs on.
(29Dec04) (RGA)
N586FE: Federal Express MD11F Flt FX0008 1408 HFDL
signs on. (18Dec04) (RGA)
N587HA: Hawaiian Airlines B767 'Pakalakala' 1725
HFDL Signs on to ARINC Las Palmas. (14Jan05) (RGA)
OH-LBX: Finnair B757 Flt AY2560 1727 HFDL Acks msg
from ARINC Las Palmas 'Arrive gate 25 at 2317. Rgds
Maarit/NCC Handling.'. (29Dec04) (RGA)
SU-GCF: EgyptAir A300 1727 HFDL Signs on to ARINC
Las Palmas. (29Dec04) (RGA)
UP6727: UPS Flt 1536 HFDL Posn 4926N 05247W to ARINC
Las Palmas. (03Jan05) (RGA)
ZS-SFF: S.African Airways A319-131 Ex D-AVYE 1803
HFDL Signs on to ARINC Las Palmas. (29Dec04) (RGA)
AAL063: on 13306 khz New York AJ-FQ N347AN B767
22dec04 (P)
Britannia 266A: on 13306 khz New York HL-GR G-OBYJ
B767 22dec04 (P)
NWA011: on 13306 khz New York 41N040W 1534 FL360
22dec04 (P)
UAL937: on 13306 khz New York AG-HS N652UA B767
22dec04 (P)
Urano: Chilean Air Force 2255 USB SS "FACH 996 in
comms w/ Urano(Santiago)" Also unid Chilean Antartic Base
(03/01/05) (AJP)
---: Aeromexico 2251 USB SS Wx info to unid a/c in
SS and selcallvery weak (03/01/05) (AJP)
Air Jamaica Dispatch: 2130 USB w/Air Jamaica 62
w/arrival details for Philadelphia. 12/20 RP3
Unid: (poss Cuban illicit): 1810 CW sending 5-figure
groups using cut numbers. Very noisy transmitter.
12/20 RP3
: Russian Military 1249 81-81/40.5/81/500 Slow revs.
Cipher at 1251. Working with 13490 kHz. (20Dec04) (RGA)
RFQP: FF Jibouti 1534 ARQ-E3/100/400 CdeV on DJI cct
(23/Dec/04) (RH2)
DOR: MFA Sofia, BUL 1417 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A 39tone modem with modified protocol and modified preamble, QSX
not found, 393.75 Hz doppler, later switching to 240.17Bd 8FSK, OP chat in 75Bd/500Hz ITA-5 FSK (04Jan05) (LDO)
DOR: MFA Sofia, BUL 1417 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A 39tone modem with modified protocol and modified preamble, QSX
not found, 393.75 Hz doppler, later switching to 240.17Bd 8FSK, OP chat in 75Bd/500Hz ITA-5 FSK (04Jan05) (LDO)
: Russian Military 1247 81-81/40.5/500 Cipher.
Working with 13390 kHz. (20Dec04) (RGA)
JDG: (USAF GSC station, Diego Garcia): 1251 USB/ALE
TO KEH34 (State Dept). Also noted on 08058.6. 12/22 RP3
KWK93: (unidentified US Embassy/Consulate): 1531
USB/ALE TO KWK96 (unidentified US Embassy/Consulate)/
01/12 RP3
KWL92: (US Embassy): 1517 USB/ALE TO KWL96 (US
Embassy). Also noted on 11168.6. 12/30 RP3
CFH: CF HALIFAX 1250 RTTY 75/N/850 Met tfc (01/Jan)(DW)
"S": rus navy Archangelsk 1342 cw channel marker
30Dez04 (wp3)
A: QTH? 0120z Aug 24, 2004 CW Definitely "A", but
possibly a bad "M" marker {?} [SN]
M: Magadan, Russia 0130z Jan 8, 2005 CW "M" marker
[SN]
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13550.5 ZKLF: Auckland Meteo 1035 FAX transmission in
progress. Noisy but crisp sfc analysis w/wind data. Off air
1043 (09Jan05) (KB)
13572.5 RFFX: MOD Paris ARQ-E/184.6/400 (Jan 03, sal)
13855
OXT: Copenhagen Meteo 1310 FAX end-of-service msg(?)
followed by chart for unid area. Blurred (28Dec04) (KB)
13882.5 DDK6: DWD Pinneberg, D, 1540, FAX 120/576, N.
Atlantic pressure chart, 01-Jan-05 (CK)
13882.5 DDK6: Pinneberg, D, 1535, FAX (120/576), DWD meteo
chart, 24-Dec-04 (CK)
13886
: Moscow Met 1455 FAX/120/576 Clean Wx chart.
(29/12/04) (RH2)
13887.1 unid: 1207 arq-e3/192/383 05Jan05 (wp3)
13907
CNT: Unid US CBP 1615 ALE/USB Wkg D48. Callup then
into PARKHILL comms. CNT dropped into clear to tell D48
that he needed to "...check your Mickey Mouse" then back
into PARKHILL. (06Jan05) (BC)
13945
TUD: UNID Tunisian MOI/MIL, TUN 0936 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A calling "STAT2" (30Dec04) (LDO)
13945.0 TUD: UNID Tunisian MOI/MIL, TUN 0936 USB/MILSTD188-141A calling "STAT2" (30Dec04) (LDO)
13956.5 tunesian mil/diplo: 1033 sitor-b tfc ff bjr qsa et
qrk 5555555 ici mkl passer le bjr a les amis qru qru
arararararar 05Jan05 (wp3)
13956.5 TVQ: Tunesian Diplo(?) 1430 FEC two blocks of 5LGs
after ryry and "x1z de tvq" (04Jan05) (KB)
13956.5 X1Z: Tunesian Diplo(?) 1442 FEC op msg in FF after
"tvq de x1z". Instable tx, whining sound. 3rd station in
net, but too weak to decode (04Jan05) (KB)
13978.0 SFAMN: (Brazilian Air Force Rescue, Manaus): 2110
14050.0 K6KPH: San Francisco, California 0120z Jan 1, 2005
CW "DE" for "Straight Key Night" [SN]
14110
: Unid 0924 MFSK-32 Parameters like MFSK-32. Shift
about 31 Hz. Speed 31.25 Bauds. May be it's new ham mode
like MFSK-16? (29-Dec-04) (IB)
14455.0 KHA 908: (SHARES, NASA Moffett Field CA-Net
Control): 1758 USB w/AFA2LQ (Air Force MARS, Chipley FL) on
SHARES Traffic & Training Net. Secondary freq is given as
6982.5. 12/29 RP3
14467.0 DDK9: on 14.467 (announced) 450Hz 50bd CQ and RY
"DDH47 DDH9 DDH8 147.3 11039 14467 KHz"24dec04 (TM)
14486.6 ---: Unid 0112 Stanag 4285 ? Strong signal
(14/12/04) (AJP)
14487.0 No Call: Numberstation 1400 USB fem. Voice:
Melodie, "Zero-Zero-Four-Six-One" (26/DEC/04) (KK)
14490.0 207: Unid Chile 1226 USB SS 207 calling 206 then
family pp.(19/12/04) (AJP)
14514
208: SNG-NY amphibious vsl. "Resolution", 1322
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, clng TF1, vessel currently deployed to
the Persian Gulf area to assist in the reconstruction of IRQ
(04Jan05) (LDO)
14514.0 208: SNG-NY amphibious vsl. "Resolution", 1322
(04Jan05) (LDO)
14571.0 unid: ???
FSK 50.3/130 ???(Jan 03, sal)
14585.7 RFTPA: FF N'Djamena 1532 ARQ-E3/200/400 Betas.
(27/Dec/04) (RH2)
14629.7 MFA Cairo: 1308 sitor-a tfc to unid emb, then
selcalling xbvm - no qso
04Jan05 (wp3)
14653.0 O1R: (Nat'l Guard, Oregon): 2234 USB/ALE TO W080YN
(Nat'l Guard, Wyoming). Also noted on 16338.5. 12/23 RP3
14653.2 ---: Unid AN stn 0103 RTTY 75/170 5LG
(14/12/04) (AJP)
14655.0 ---: Unid 0109 FSK-CW ? Like a low speed RTTY
(14/12/04) (AJP)
14718.2 rfhi: FF Noumea 1030 arq-e3/100/300 idle 04Jan05 (wp3)
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15043
15059.0
15094.0
15094.0
15682
15737
15737.5
15794
15851.0
15921
16018.7
16078.5
16084
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16155.0
16241.7
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(02Jan05) (LDO)
the Persian Gulf area to assist inthe reconstruction of IRQ
(02Jan05) (LDO)
: Unid OMFSK/195.5/600 (20Dec04) (RGA)
unid: (RAF Akrotiri) 1223 unid/195,3
4 tones
spaced 200 Hz 05Jan05 (wp3)
Unid: Brit Mil Cyprus 1500 MFSK/195.3/600 // 19844
(07/Jan/01) (RH2)
unid: ukr mil =3F 1013 rtty 50/500 scrambled tfc
(wtsca) 1017: pon pon znn kriptograma zl1tagat-1=7F=5F=3D
barhan-1=7F=7F=3D zorqnij-1=7F=7F=3D tajfuna =7F 29 1135=3D
aaaaa bbbbb dddddd hhhhh kakaa d=7Fsmi txb}q bibgb r215=7F
tajfun-372=tttttziiiiizvvvvvzpppppz 29Dez04 (wp3)
MFA Kairo: 0917 sitor-a tfc from unid emb. ends with
yks yks 05Jan05 (wp3)
su..: MFA Kairo 0821 sitor-a long tfc in atu-80 aa
to Tunis (hlg---p) 08Jan05 (wp3)
M1: Uruguayan Mil. 2215 USB SS Family pp (QSX
! ) w/ M4.Possible peacekeepers in Haiti
(03/01/05) (AJP)
A22: TAME Ecuador 1820 USB SS "Transportes Aereos
Militares del Ecuador". A/C HC-CDY in comms w/ A22 (Quito)
(02/01/05) (AJP)
ADW: HF-GCS Stn Andrews AFB MD 1521 ALE/USB
CRO: US HFGCS Stn RAF Croughton UK 1549 ALE/USB
Sounding. IKF/Keflavik also. (03Jan05) (RGA)
Unid: Packet trans. 300/150 0155 (18 Dec 04) (MJZ)
133: (unidentified): 1531 USB/ALE TO QT2 (FBI
Training Academy, Quantico VA). Also noted on 17487.0.
12/22 RP3
KNY81: (SHARES station, Everett, WA): 1739 USB/ALE
TO NNN0ELA (Navy/Marine MARS Salem SC, Southest Region
Digital Coordinating Station). 12/29 RP3
Lincolnshire Poacher: E03 1240 USB 5FG (25/Dec/04) (RH2)
Azerb. Railways Baku, AZE (?) 1100 RTTY/50/500 end
of slowly hand-keyed tfc (28Dec04) (KB)
---: AZERBAIZHANI STN 0910 RTTY 50/R/500 Tfc in 3SC,
manual keying of keyboard. Poor copy (30/Dec)(DW)
Unid: Brit Mil Cyprus 1730 MFSK/195.3/400
(10/Jan/05) (RH2)
FAAZJX: (Jacksonville ARTCC): 2018 USB/ALE sounding.
01/06 RP3
CER11/MFA Paris. (29Dec04) (RGA)
su..: MFA Kairo 1230 sitor-a tfc aa adressed to
nearly all embassies and consulates they must have
08Jan05 (wp3)
CLS: (US Army SOC,Fort Campbell, KY): 1923 USB/ALE
sounding. Also sounding on 09145.0 & 17458.5. 12/29 RP3
: Lincoln Poacher 1576 USB OM/5FG. (06/Jan/01) (RH2)
ALBATROSS: UNID Italian MIL, 0906 USB/FSK 1200Bd/ISS-mode, tfc. to ELEFANTE [Roma], QSX not found
(31Dec04) (LDO)
ALBATROSS: UNID Italian MIL, 0906 USB/FSK-1200Bd/
ISS-mode, tfc. to ELEFANTE [Roma], QSX not found
(31Dec04) (LDO)
kdakrfr: MFA Cairo 0858 ARQ Long Msg/AA to unk.
(27/Dec/04) (RH2)
P6Z/RFGW: MOD Paris, F 1233 USB/STANAG 4285 FECbursts using THALES modem with 1200 bps & long interleaving,
tfc to F-MIL Moscow/U3H, cct ID: "MCU" [=Moscou]
(05Jan05) (LDO)
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16283.6
16283.6
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16331.9
16346.7
16351.7
16803.5
16804.5
16804.5
16804.5
16804.5
16804.5
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16804.5
16804.5
16804.5
16804.5
16804.5
16804.5
16804.5
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RFGW: MFA Paris 0830 FEC-A/192/400 6 pages/1340 5lg
to unk. This freq & mode not seen often these days.
(27/Dec/04) (RH2)
P6Z/RFGW: MOD Paris, F 1233 USB/STANAG 4285 FECbursts using THALES modem with 1200 bps & long
interleaving, tfc to F-MIL Moscow/U3H, cct ID: "MCU" [=
Moscou] (05Jan05) (LDO)
rfgw: MFA Paris 1251 stanag4285/1200L
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#904 IBQSF CBXDC FVVKL ZBYR. GZXRR SYMFH XNVHJ BWMBL QSRYQ
05Jan05 (wp3)
CRO: US HFGCS Stn RAF Croughton UK 1433 ALE/USB
Sounding on State Dept Frequency. (03Jan05) (RGA)
USB/ALE TO KWK96 (unidentified US Embassy/Consulate). Also
noted on 18248.6 & 20810.6. 01/12 RP3
USB/ALE TO KWK96 (unidentified US Embassy/Consulate).
01/06 RP3
KWK93: (US Embassy): 1727 USB/ALE TO KWK96 (US
Embassy). 12/30 RP3
RFLIG: FF CAYENNE 1513 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas.
Poor sync. 1516z cct [IGU] to Paris (26/Dec)(DW)
"S": rus navy Archangelsk 1020 cw channel marker
28Dez04 (wp3)
kdfespsr: MFA Cairo 1520 ARQ/FEC Msg/AA Selcal
XBVY/London then into FEC then back to ARQ.
(05/Jan/01) (RH2)
---: FF UNID 1522 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas. 1546z
"esstor de rflig 3602131z" "mca svc" (26/Dec)(DW)
: Unid CIS Merchant Ships Tfc 1530 RTTY/50/170 Lotsa
garbled RR. Haven't seen this stuff for years.
(26/Dec/04) (RH2)
9HJW7: Maltese-flagged Vessel Glykofloussa 1457
GMDSS RQs CapeRadio/ZSC for safety test.
(18Dec04) (RGA)
9VDN3: Singapore Ship Harriette N 1454 GMDSS RQs
USCG Miama/NMA for safety test followed by Panamanian
Freewinds/H9CK. (21Dec04) (RGA)
9VVD: Singapore Ship Hyundai Grace 1342 GMDSS RQs
safety check with CAMSPAC Pt Reys CA USA.
(18Dec04) (RGA)
ELTI3: Liberian-flagged Vessel Troitsk 1421 GMDSS
RQs USCG New Orleans LA USA/NMG for a safety check.
(18Dec04) (RGA)
HOBG: Panamanian-flagged Vessel Dimitris-C 1353
GMDSS RQs LyngbyRadio/OXZ for a safety check. OXZ BQs.
(18Dec04) (RGA)
JMYF: Japanese Ship Nichiyumaru 1505 GMDSS RQs MRCC
Charleville/Wiluna AUS for a safety test. (18Dec04) (RGA)
LAHD2: Norwegian Ship Jo Gran 1452 GMDSS RQs MRCC
Charleville/Wiluna for safety test. (21Dec04) (RGA)
MTBF3: British Ship C.S. Sir Eric Sharp 1457 GMDSS
RQs USCG Boston/NMF for safety test. (21Dec04) (RGA)
NMA: USCG Miami FL USA 1358 GMDSS BQs safety test
with Cypriot ship SAFMarine Bioko/P3LY8. (18Dec04) (RGA)
NMN: CAMSLANT Chesapeake VA USA 1340 GMDSS BQs
safety check with Greek ship Astro Altair/SWXR.
(18Dec04) (RGA)
P3PY9: Cypriot Ship Federal Elbe 1446 GMDSS RQs Rio
Radio Brazil/PPR for safety check. (18Dec04) (RGA)
SVMV: Greek Ship Maria Tsakos 1437 GMDSS RQs USCG
New Orleans/NMG for safety test. (21Dec04) (RGA)
SWXR: Greek Ship Astro Altair 1343 GMDSS RQs safety
check with USCG Boston VA USA/NMF for safety check. NMF
responds with BQ. (18Dec04) (RGA)
SXOO: Greek Ship Poetic 1259 GMDSS RQs Romantic/SVGB
for simplex telephone call on 16600 kHz. (21Dec04) (RGA)
V7FD8: Marshall Islands Vessel Angelica 1504 GMDSS
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16806.5
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16811.5
16811.5
16811.5
16811.5
16813.0
16813.0
16813.0
16689.5
16813.0
16819.5
16819.5
16829.5
16833.5
16840.5
16840.5
16879.0
16880.0
16886.0
16898.5
16922.0
16951
16951.5
16951.5
16952.0
16961.5
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RQs CAMSLANT Chesapeake VA USA for a safety check.
(18Dec04) (RGA)
V7FD8: Marshall Islands-registered vessel Angelica
1335 GMDSS RQs USCG New Orléans/NMG for safety test.
(18Dec04) (RGA)
VQDX7: British Ship Sichem Padua 1324 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio DNK/OXZ for safety check followed by Iranian
ship Iran Astara/EQWV Cypriot SAF Marine Bioko/P3LY8 and
Panamanian Katerina G/3FRE5. OXZ BQs latter. (21Dec04) (RGA)
VRYQ2: PRC Ship Stolt Alliance 1517 GMDSS Requests
simplex telephone call on 8291 kHz from USCG Miami/NMA (?)
Followed by safety test RQ from Chinese An Ji Jiang/BOKB.
(21Dec04) (RGA)
WADX: US Vessel Rhode Island 1538 GMDSS RQs safety
test from RCC Larnaca CYP/5BA. (21Dec04) (RGA)
NRV: USCG Guam 1542 FEC Wx //12579 (24/Dec/04) (RH2)
A9H: Hamala R 1536 CW/ARQ Marker (26/Dec/04) (RH2)
a9m: Hamala Radio 1156 sitor-a/Marker mcmcmcmc de
a9m tlx 28Dez04 (wp3)
a9m: Hamala Radio 1156 sitor-a/Marker mcmcmcmc de
a9m tlx 28Dez04(wp3)
a9m: Bahrain Radio 1121 Sitor-a/Marker Marker de a9m
tlx 08Jan05 (wp3)
a9m: Hamala Radio 1308 sitor-a/marker mcmcmcmc de
a9m tlx 09Jan05 (wp3)
uat: Moscow Radio 1155 sitor-b cq cq de uat uat
qss/qsx
8431.5/8391.5 12599.5/12497.0 16813.0/16689.5cq cq de uat uat tfc list- 28Dez04 (wp3)
uat: Moscow Radio 1155 sitor-b cq cq de uat uat
qss/qsx 08431.5/8391.5 12599.5/12497.0 16813.0/16689.5cq cq de uat uat tfc list - 28Dez04 (wp3)
uat: Moscow Radio 1256 sitor-a marker kyky qsx
09Jan05 (wp3)
uat: Moskau Radio 1119 Sitor-a/Marker Marker de uat
08Jan05 (wp3)
nmn: USCG Portsmouth, VA 1227 sitor-a marker nmn
28Dez04 (wp3)
nmn: USCG Portsmouth, VA 1300 sitor-a/marker marker
nmn 09Jan05 (wp3)
uce: Archangelsk Radio 1247 sitor-a/marker kykyky
qsx 16706.5 09Jan05 (wp3)
uiw: Kaliningrad Radio 1258 sitor-a/marker de uiw
kld 09Jan05 (wp3)
rrr34: Moscow Radio 1200 sitor-b a b v g d e j z i
k l m n o p r 28Dez04 (wp3)
rrr34: Moscow Radio 1200 sitor-b a b v g d e j z i
k l m n o p r s t u f h c ch sh sc x y e iu ia
cq cq cq
de 3756
c 01/07/04
radioteleks qsw 8430,0 /qsx 8390,0
28Dez04 (wp3)
lzw: Varna Radio 1310 cw de lzw lzw 09Jan05 (wp3)
xsq: Guanghzou Radio 1117 Sitor-a/Marker Marker xsq
08Jan05 (wp3)
tah: Istambul Radio 1245 sitor-a/marker tah 09Jan05 (wp3)
xsg: Shanghai Radio 1115 Sitor-a/Marker Marker xsg
08Jan05 (wp3)
vth: IN Mumbai 1218 rtty 50/810 vth 5/7/9 rbsl bnr
bnr ryryryryry vth 5/7/9 rbsl bnr bnr sgsgsgsgsg 1222z: 4FG
1230z: tfc list 09Jan05 (wp3)
6WW: FN Dakar 1742 RTTY/75/850 Test tape (23/Dec/04) (RH2)
6ww: FN Dakar 1109 rtty 75/850 vfiaa faaa de 6ww
6ww 6ww ryryry sgsgsg 0 72 3 4 5 6 7 9 08Jan05 (wp3)
6WW: French Navy Dakar SEN 1226 RTTY/75/850 RYSG
idlers. //12857. (20Dec04) (RGA)
6WW: (French Navy Dakar): 1630 RTTY 75/850 w/test
tape. 12/28 RP3=20
RFLIE: FN Fort de France MRT 1437 ASCII/75/850 Test
idlers as previously reported to the list by (LDO).
(07Jan05) (RGA)
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16961.5 RFLIE: FN Fort de France MRT 1437 ASCII/75/850
Tests. 3G insists it is TORG! (05/Jan/01) (RH2)
16962.0 FUF: (French Navy Fort-de-France): 1632 RTTY 75/850
w/test tape. 12/28=RP3
16965.7 : Unid 1537 RTTY/50/814 Unable decode
Good sigs.
Can someWUN suggest what these 50bd sigs might be?
(24/Dec/04) (RH2)
16986
CTP: NATO Lisbon 1751 RTTY/75/850 NAWS de CTP etc
(23/Dec/04) (RH2)
16986
CTP: Portuguese Navy Palhais/Oeiras 1228 RTTY/75/850
QSX idlers. //12823.5. (20Dec04) (RGA)
16986.0 ctp: NATO Lissabon 1351 rtty 75/850 naws naws de
ctp ctp qsx 04 08 12 16 mhz ar 28Dez04 (wp3)
16986.0 ctp: NATO Lissabon 1209 rtty 75/850 naws naws de ctp
ctp ctp qsx 04 08 12 16 mhz ar 09Jan05 (wp3)
16997.5 WLO: Shipcom LLC 0005 Sitor-B Traffic list and
simplex/pairedfreq anounce (15/12/04) (AJP)
17045.0 ---: Unid 0050 Sitor-B Seems to be a Wx info in
cyrillic. PossiblePetropavlosk Radio. Off at 0053
(14/12/04) (AJP)
17066.5 a9m: Hamala Radio (Kli) 1316 gw-pactor marker
09Jan05 (wp3)
17069.7 JJC: Kyodo Tokio 1544 FAX/60/576 JJ Nx/paper
perfect. //12745.5 (05/Jan/01) (RH2)
17147
CBV: Valparaiso R 1137 FAX/120/576 VG IR/SAT
imagery. For once, no QRM from URL/CW. (31/Dec/04) (RH2)
17147.0 unid:
??? CIS?
1654
FSK 33.3/200 (10jan05) (S)
17175.2 UFL: VLADIVOSTOK RADIO 0829 fec 100/E/170 Blind tfc
bdcast in 3sc. (31/Dec)(DW)
17176.0 RFFMEA: FN LA REGINE 1923 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker
(29/Dec)(DW)
17416.7 MFA Cairo: 1322 sitor-a sc: oovp (Islamabad) no qso
09Jan05 (wp3)
17441.5 5YE: Nairobi Met 0823 RTTY/100/850 RY/ID (12/Jan/05) (RH2)
17441.5 5YE: Nairobi Meteo 1526 RTTY/100/850 Wx gps.
(06/Jan/01) (RH2)
17458.5 A060RN: (Nat'l Guard, Arkansas): 1849 USB/ALE TO
HQ703N (probalby Nat'l Guard Readiness Center, Arlington
VA). 12/20 RP3
17487.0 AAR6HXMAR: (Army MARS, Tyler TX): 1631 USB/ALE TO
KGD34NCC SHARES Master Coordinating Station, Arlington VA).
NOTE: KGD34 also noted in voice on 14396.5. 12/29 RP3
17913
: Unid 0550 USB Weak two way QSO in unid' European
language plus several selcals, it seemed like a ground
station sending test selcals to an aircraft. Unfortunately
signals too weak for decoder to identify selcals. Risto
lists VARIG (Brazil) LDOC here. Has any monitor hrd VARIG
LDOC lately? (21Dec04) (AF)
17967
AY2510: Finnair B757 1346 HFDL Posn 3115N 01559W to
17967
ZS-SFH: SA-620 A319 1514 HFDL Posn Rpt to Muharraq.
(28/Dec/04) (RH2)
17967
ZS-SJM: SA-051 B738 1505 HFDL Signs on Muharraq.
(28/Dec/04) (RH2)
17967
ZS-SXC: SA-204 A343 1524 HFDL Posn Rpt to Muharraq.
(28/Dec/04) (RH2)
17988.0 NOJ: (USCG ComSta Kodiak AK): 1949 USB/ALE sounding.
Also sounding on 13221.0. 01/11 RP3
18003
OFF: US GHFS Stn Offutt AFB NE 1559 ALE/USB OFF and
ADW/Andrews sounding. (21Dec04) (RGA)
18003.0 400119: (KC-10 # 84-0019): 1907 USB/ALE TO MCC ICZ
(McClellan and Sigonella AFBs). 01/14 RP3
18018.0 Architect: (RAF Flight Watch): 1500 USB w/airfield
wx report. 12/23 RP3
18025.0 PHOENIXTOC: Phoenix, Tactical Operations Center 1156
(similar to ID´s from TF Phoenix Kabul?) USB ALE snd
(12/JAN/05) (KK)
18042
pacmzg: M‚decin Sans FrontiŠres 0940 PACTOR-200 Call
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18248.6
18334.7
18506.7
18594.0
18757
19133.5
19814.0
20028.0
20048.2
20048.3
20048.4
20073.5
20184.0
20507.2
20535.7
20663.0
20692.0
20692.0
20754.5
20759
20810.6
20810.6
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repeated many times but no other data. (30/12/04) (RH2)
---: Unid AN ship 1743 USB SS Family pp. QSX ?
(14/12/04) (AJP)
---: ALGERIAN EMB KINSHASA 1352 COQ/8 26.7/-/190
Wkng Algiers (26/Dec)(DW)
---: MFA ALGIERS 1350 COQ/8 26.7/-/190 Sending press
bulletins in FF to KIN(shasa) (26/Dec)(DW)
7RQ20: MFA Algiers 0854 COQ-8/26.67 Msg/FF to Ambalg
Niamey. (27/Dec/04) (RH2)
MFA Algiers: 0851 coquelet-8/13.33 tfc to brazza and
nbi 28Dez04 (wp3)
BAF33: Beijing Met 0945 RTTY/75/400 Garbled Wx/EE.
First time heard. (30/12/04) (RH2)
KWK99: (US Embassy): 1733 USB/ALE TO KWK96 (US
Embassy). 12/30 RP3
KWL92: (unidentified US Embassy/Consulate): 1501
USB/ALE TO KWL90 (US Embassy, Manila, Philippines).
01/06 RP3
KWL92: (US Embassy): 1510 USB/ALE TO KWL94 (US
Embassy). 12/30 RP3
(US Embassy/, Jakarta). 01/06 RP3
(US Embassy, Beijing). 01/06 RP3
KWL92: (US Embassy, Tokyo): 1526 USB/ALE TO KMN94
(US Department of State:Fort Lauderdale, FL). 01/06 RP3
unid: MFA Cairo Sitor-A (Jan 03, sal)
unid: Pactor 1 1820
encrypted txt unid lng
(usb) cw id (not "701" as sometimes) vy weak
possibly"S?0" on daily around this time w/ 15907.0 active
(30 Dec 04) (MJZ)
T6P: DHS COTHEN Net 0045 ALE/USB clg PAC, I01, X61,
A97 (15/12/04)(AJP)
P6Z: MFA Paris 0934 FEC-A/192/400 5LG to unk.
(29/12/04) (RH2)
: Unid 1217 MIL-STD 188-110 Data rate/interleave
undetermined. (20Dec04) (RGA)
022NHQCAP: (Civil Air Patrol HQs, Nat'l Ops Center,
Maxwell AFB AL): 1457 USB/ALE sounding. 01/11 RP3
3ZB202: Prb. Pol Ny HQ 1003 USB ALE clg LCR154
(10/JAN/05) (KK)
K: Petropavlovsk Kamchatka, Russia 2255z Aug 23,
2004 CW "K" marker [SN]
K: SLHFM 0115 CW K Marker Petropavlosk (17/12/04) (AJP)
M: SLHFM 0114 CW M Marker Magadan (17/12/04) (AJP)
IR01: prb. Iran 1257 USB ALE clg IR02 (12/JAN/05) (KK)
unid: Pactor 1 150/200 (?)
1551 "kkk cq cq cq de
de de mm mm" (26 Dec 04) (MJZ)
1701: IRGC 1231 P-I/100Bd/CF=800Hz <Calling LP:961>:
1961, No time stamp, no CW-ID, cnf 20505 usb
(13/JAN/05) (KK)
No Call: unid MSF Station 0934 P-I/100Bd/CF=800Hz
<Calling:PACMZGB>: Zagreb (12/JAN/05) (KK)
---: North Korean MFA 0105 DPRK-600 system
(17/12/04) (AJP)
SPF219: Polish Forces, IRQ? 0857 USB ALE clg LCR154,
later Voice Calls in eng, than short tlk in pol
(12/JAN/05) (KK)
SPF219: Polish Forces, IRQ? 0915 USB ALE clg LCR155,
two times than Phone call pol men/women (12/JAN/05) (KK)
RC1YAO: ICRC Yaounde, CME 1251 P-I/100Bd/CF=800Hz
cnt to MB1NAI: Mailbox Nairobi, KEN (12/JAN/05) (KK)
055: Saudi MOI or ...? 1328 ALE/USB Sounding.
(21Dec04) (RGA)
IKF: US GHFS Stn Keflavik ICE 1316 ALE/USB Sounding
on US State Dept frequency. (21Dec04) (RGA)
PLA: US GHFS Stn Lajes AZR 1418 ALE/USB Sounding on
US State Dept freq. (30Dec04) (RGA)
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20815.0 IFRCBGH: prb. IFRC Baghdad, IRQ 0900 P-I/100Bd/ CF=
800Hz <Calling:IFRCGVA>: Geneva (12/JAN/05) (KK)
20890.0 D47: DHS COTHEN Net 2243 ALE/USB clg 503, D47, J13,
T6P, J22, PAC,I75, A97, 704, J19 (15/12/04) (AJP)
20907.2 1702: IRGC 1112 P-I/Ham 100Bd/CF=800Hz <Calling
LP:612>: 1612, No CW-Id, no time stamp (12/JAN/05) (KK)
LP:731>:1731, No CW-Id, no time stamp (12/JAN/05) (KK)
LP:666>: 1666, No CW-Id, no time stamp (12/JAN/05) (KK)
22446
FUV: FF Jibouti 1533 RTTY/75/850 Testing - Le Brick
etc. (24/Dec/04) (RH2)
22446
FUV: FN Jibouti 0912 RTTY/75/850 Test tape - Le
Brick etc. (10/Jan/05) (RH2)
22527.0 NMC: USCG Point Reyes 2328 FAX 120 Schedule part 2
(14/12/04)(AJP)
23050.0 No Call: unid Ship 1335 P-I/100Bd/CF=800Hz
<Calling:HPPM1>: Seamail Chiriqi,PNR, P-II too weak for
dec.(12/JAN/05) (KK)
23337
PLA: USAF Lajes Field 0900 ALE/USB Sng (24/Dec/04) (RH2)
23337.0 160020: (C-5 # 86-0020): 2243 USB/ALE sounding. Also
sounding on 05708.0; 09025.0; 11226.0 & 13215.0. 01/15 RP3
27870
PLASPR: US SIPRNet Stn Lajes Field AZR 1254 ALE/USB
28216.8 WB0FTL: Alden, Minnesota 1615z Aug 24, 2004 CW
"WB0FTL/B EN33FP" marker [SN]
28218.8 KA0PSE: Duluth, Minnesota 1617z Aug 24, 2004 CW "V
DE" marker [SN]
28242.0 W2IK/6:San Antonio, Texas 1624z AUG 24, 2004 CW "V
DE" marker [SN]
28252.8 N9AVY/B: Cary, Illinois 1627z Aug 24, 2004 CW
"N9AVY/B" marker [SN]
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Digital Review
Nautical News
Numbers + Oddities
QSL Column
Utility Roundup
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DayW
Hi digi WUNners
The menu
Aero
Diplo
Met
HFDL frequency questions
Polish ARQ resurrected
Frequency change or problem at Honolulu/KVM70
FWOC Northwood FAX - additional frequency
>>....Aero.....>
::: HFDL frequency questions
Two questions from WUNners Fred Lesnick and Glenn Blum on virtually the
same subject might be worth expanding.
From Fred
"I am curious as to what frequencies are the most commonly used for
flights across Canada and down through the USA to the Caribbean.
What frequencies would this flight use for HFDL?"
From Glenn
"I wonder if the HFDL system onboard the aircraft multi casts their
transmissions on all HFDL frequencies?"
The answer to Glenn's question is no. There is no multicasting, if one
understands the term as meaning parallel broadcasting on multiple
frequencies.
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The aircraft uses one frequency determined by the conditions it
experiences with a given station. Should conditions deteriorate it will
do a frequency search for another frequency (and which is quite likely to
be via another ground station) with much improved link quality, request a
log on and continue from there when this is granted by the system. The
whole ARINC network will keep tabs on where the aircraft is and ground
station (node) it is operating through at any particular time. The whole
system is automatic and self adaptive.
The answer to Fred's question is another question. How long is a piece
of string? What is meant by this is that the flight crew don't select
the frequency for a given sector of the flight. As stated in the
previous paragraph the system is automatic and self-adaptive.
The airborne HFDL equipment does this by monitoring as many as it can in
64 seconds of the stations currently on air to assess the signal quality
from/to each. If the current frequency goes off (quality deteriorates)
it starts a new search for a good frequency and initiates a log-on
procedure. It could, and often does, end up on a frequency with a
station which is not immediately obvious - eg instead of one in CONUS it
might be using one in Bolivia or Canaries for a spell. This self
adaptivity may occur many times during a flight as distances increase
/reduce between the aircraft position and the current node, or the
aircraft is flying into/out of darkness. The ground system automatically
re-routes msgs to/from the aircraft once it is logged on and continues to
pass messages to/from the aircraft and its operators.
For those wanting further information on HFDL remember the archived WUN
Newsletters/this Column provides a free library. On this subject
checkout the following:
ARINC Canaries
ARINC Canaries located
ARINC Canaries on air
ARINC HFDL Frequencies
ARINC HFDL frequencies
ARINC Shannon
ARINC and the Canaries (2)
ARINC and the Canary Islands
ARINC ground station operational at Bahrain
ARINC updates
Aircraft with HF-DL
Basics in HFDL access protocol
Basics in HFDL access protocol - Part 2
Basics in HFDL access protocol - Part 3
Food for thought
Guam HFDL frequencies
HFDL (ARINC Spec.635) improvements
HFDL added to SkySweeper
HFDL frequency tables
HFDL group
HFDL on 21931
HFDL performance monitoring
Interpreting PC-HFDL displays - HFNPDU
Interpreting PC-HFDL displays - HFNPDU ACARS
Interpreting PC-HFDL displays - MPDU/LPDU/BDU
Interpreting PC-HFDL displays - SPDU
Interpreting PC-HFDL displays - System Table
Krasnoyarsk HFDL aerial upgrade
PC-HFDL
PCHFDL.dat updates
The Global Link
Updating PC-HFDL with ARINC Canaries frequencies
Websites for ACARS (update)
Websites for ACARS/PC-HFDL/Log Analyser
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Nov04
Dec04
Oct04
Mar02
Jun01
Sep01
Sep04
Jun04
Jan02
Feb02
Apr04
Mar01
Apr01
May01
Aug02
Jun04
Jun04
May02
Jun04
Jan05
Mar00
Dec02
May02
May02
Jun02
Apr02
May02
Jan02
Feb02
Jan05
Jan02
Oct04
Jun02
May02
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V10n12
V10n10
V8n03
V7n05
V7n09
V10n09
V10n08
V8n01
V8n02
V10n04
V7n03
V7n04
V7n05
V8n08
V10n08
V10n08
V8n05
V10n08
V11n01
V6n03
V8n12
V8n05
V8n05
V8n06
V8n04
V8n05
V8n01
V8n02
V11n01
V8n01
V10n10
V8n06
V8n05
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Final thought - a route from Canada down thru US to Caribbean is mainly
over land and one would hazard a guess that much of the data comms is via
ACARS on VHF rather than HFDL on HF.
Thanks guys for raising the questions.
>>....Diplo.....>
::: Polish ARQ resurrected
This is the question posed by the appearance of a marker on 18 Mhz.
At one time (last logs seen in the WUN Logs Column in Mar02) the Polish
MFA in Warsaw operated on frequencies of 6769 7484 8148 11471 13467 15652
and 18064, with a second channel per band for the embassy.
The CW marker was "vvv de SNN299 ga" when free, keying the mark tone with
this ID every couple of minutes. The station used a variant of the
Sitor/B system known as ARQ-POL or POL-ARQ which ran at 100bd 250Hz.
That marker has returned recently on 18064. Don't try and read the Morse
- it is so badly distorted that one really needs to know was is expected
to read the pattern similarity - the "ga" is possibly the only
recognisable Morse letters. No marker has been heard on the other
frequencies.
No switching to ARQ-POL has so far been noted.
Something to watch.
>>....Met.....>
::: Frequency change or problem at Honolulu/KVM70
For years Honolulu Met/KVM70 have operated a FAX transmission on 11090
kHz - currently available between 0533 and 2350z. However it has been
spotted by Australian WUNners Allen Fountain and Eddy Waters operating on
11502 kHz. Thanks guys
Image signal in the receiver input has been discounted since these
monitors are in different parts of Australia and expected to be subject
to different local influences. It is also confirmed that nothing
is heard on 11090 whilst being heard on 11502.
Attempts to determine what is going on has revealed that the US Navy
maintains the transmitters for NOAA. The USN say no change in the
assigned frequency but would investigate.
Whilst we wait can WUNners on the Pacific rim listen to both frequencies
and advise Allen (fountain2@bigpond.com) or your scribe.
The frequency usage last reported in DR of Jul03 is
Freq
0000z
0533z
1150z
1733z
2350z
2359z
|
|
|
|
|
|
9982.5
-------11090
-----------------------16135
-------------------------------23331.5
---------------Check out http://www.prh.noaa.gov/pr/hnl/pages/marine_fax_schedule.php
for latest known schedule.
:::
FWOC Northwood FAX - additional frequency
On going to press Al Dudley has alerted us to an additional frequency for
the N Atlantic FAX service of the Fleet Weather and Oceanographic Centre
(FWOC) coming from Northwood, W London. Whether this is a permanent
addition, or merely there for the length of time the current Joint
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Maritime Course (JMC) exercises off N and W Scotland are running, remains
to be seen.
Thanks Al.
>>....Signoff.....>
See you in a month.
Regards and pleasant hours monitoring
Day
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Nautical News
Monitoring Maritime Frequencies
Edited by Robert Maskill G4PYR Peterborough England.
Email to g4pyr@dsl.pipex.com
Welcome to the February Nautical News, last months column was missing as
I was in North Yorkshire, and by the time you read this I will be back
from another few days there.
This month, together with last we have set a new record, and that record
is nil input from you the readers.
Still here is a column based solely on my input.
Bern Radio
---------Bern Radio returned to the air at the start of the year as a solely data
station and certainly frequency wise it is a mere shadow of it’s former
self.
Channel Status
HEB01 on air
HEB02 on air
HEB03 on air
HEB04 on air
HEB05 on air
HEB06 on air
HEB07 on air
Dial Frequency
4.2490
6.3670
8.4450
8.4830
12.6855
13.0240
16.9120
RX Dial Frequency
4.1530
6.2400
8.3315
8.3340
12.3985
12.4050
16.5630
TX Power
500 W
500 W
500 W
500 W
500 W
500 W
500 W
Further details can be found at www.global-link-network.net/bernradio/
Stockholm Radio
--------------Stockholm Radio is another European Station that has a depleted frequency
list especially on MF SSB channels.
Their current MF details are below.
Ch
Location
Ship(kHz)
MF1 Gotland
2099
MF2 ----MF3 Gislövshammar
2060
MF4 Härnösand
2216
MF5 Bjuröklubb
2123
MF6 Grimeton
2135
Coast(kHz)
1674
--1797
2733
1779
1710
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HF Channels can be found at http://www.stockholmradio.com
GMDSS
----------For those interested in reading about GMDSS, it’s requirements and how it
works I can recommend an Australian web site http://www.gmdss.com.au/
If need to know anything about the system then you are likely to find it
there.
Well that’s it for this month, hopefully next month there will be some
input, but to be honest I am not holding my breath!!
73 Robert G4PYR
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NUMBERS & ODDITIES
the Spooks Newsletter
edition #092, February 2005
________________________________________________________________________
Editor: Ary Boender (ary@luna.nl)
NUMBERS & ODDITIES website: http://home.luna.nl/~ary
ONLINE DATABASE: Chris Smolinski (csmolinkski@erols.com)
________________________________________________________________________
Hi Spooksters. Welcome to the 92nd edition of Numbers & Oddities. Ron,
Charlie, to answer your question; yes, the N&O column differs from the
newsletter edition. The latter also includes intelligence news and a
logs section. It further includes items that came in after the deadline
of the WUN newsletter. You can download the extended N&O from my website.
I have been down with a flu for a while and have not been very active
radio wise. Hence the short column.
Thanks to Simon, Al, Tomonori, Jared, Tom H, Mark, Mike, James, Walter,
DARC Bandwacht, Jim, Kurt, Igor, Robin, Sam, Leif, Chris, Maciej, Peter,
Attu, Klaus, Laurent, Leif for their input.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* VOICE STATIONS *
::: E03
Al found an anomaly on 15 Feb. He copied E03 transmitting continuously
between 1200 and 1550 UTC, sending five transmissions of 45 minutes
each. Resumed normal schedule at 1600.
Lincolnshire Poacher idents, first half of February
UTC
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
UTC
------------------------------------------------------------------1200
38762
38762
38762
38762
38762
38762
38762
1200
1300
87784
87784
87784
87784
87784
87784
87784
1300
1400
97387
90596
85973
05288
38762
05974
56557
1400
1500
56557
97387
90596
85973
05288
38762
60876
1500
1600
60876
56557
97387
90596
85973
05288
05974
1600
1700
05974
60876
56557
97387
90596
85973
38762
1700
1800
38762
05974
60876
56557
97387
90596
05288
1800
1900
05288
87784
05974
87784
56557
97387
87784
1900
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2100
2200
87784
85973
90596
38762
05288
85973
87784
38762
05288
60876
05974
38762
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87784
60876
05974
56557
87784
60876
85973
90596
97387
2000
2100
2200
Second half of February.
UTC
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
UTC
------------------------------------------------------------------1200
31290
31290
31290
31290
31290
31290
31290
1200
1300
43696
43696
43696
43696
43696
43696
43696
1300
1400
96575
36909
12436
75199
31290
02947
24933
1400
1500
24933
96575
36909
12436
75199
31290
60870
1500
1600
60870
24933
96575
36909
12436
75199
02947
1600
1700
02947
60870
24933
96575
36909
12436
31290
1700
1800
31290
02947
60870
24933
96575
36909
75199
1800
1900
75199
43696
02947
43696
24933
96575
43696
1900
2000
43696
31290
43696
60870
43696
24933
12436
2000
2100
12436
75199
31290
02947
60870
43696
36909
2100
2200
36909
12436
75199
31290
02947
60870
96575
2200
***********
::: E04 (E03a)
Cherry Ripe idents, first half of February
UTC
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
UTC
----------------------------------------------------------2200
25547
40146
61672
09436
40146
2200
2300
40146
61672
09436
40146
47202
2300
0000
61672
09436
40146
47202
54818
0000
0100
09436
40146
47202
54818
08613
0100
1000
40146
47202
54818
08613
25547
1000
1100
47202
54818
08613
25547
40146
1100
1200
54818
08613
25547
40146
61672
1200
1300
08613
25547
40146
61672
09436
1300
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::: E10
13-2
14-2
15-2
23-2
28-2
0300
0540
0645
0545
2000
6930
6930
6930
6930
5820
SYN
SYN
SYN
SYN
YHF
2Z55
2Z58
2Z59
56
1
***********
::: G06
Laurent observed G06 on Saturday 19-02 at 2200 UTC on 4451 kHz
843 843 843 905 905 23 23
40003 40003 86311 86311 49448
72351 72351 80340 80340 81857
15976 15976 45714 45714 78543
70519 70519 69925 69925 48884
905 905 23 23
0 0 0 0 0
49448
81857
78543
48884
30198
45992
00971
67864
30198
45992
00971
67864
94968
31071
68676
19551
94968 85824 85824
31071 09373 09373
68676 96006 96006
19551
Laurent asks: "This station has a strange pronunciation for 3 numbers."
"I speak a little bit German", he continues, "and I know that isn't the
good pronunciation. Zwei(2) is pronounced as "zwo". Funf(5) is pronounced
as "feunnuf" and Neun(9) is "neugen". It would be interesting to know in
what country this pronunciation is being used."
Good question. Anyone???
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-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* MORSE STATIONS *
::: MX
Here is a roundup of February's beacon/markers logs.
- Channel markers:
L
P
R
V
-
3204.2, 4424.5 kHz
2330.8, kHz
4325.8, 5465.8 kHz
9245 kHz
- Cluster beacons:
C
D
P
S
C
F
K
M
-
10872, 16332, 20048 kHz
7038.7, 8494.7, 10871.7, 13528.7, 16331.7 kHz
5153.8, 7038.8, 8494.8, 10871.8, 13527.8 kHz
7038.9, 10871.9, 13527.9, 16331.9, 20047.9 kHz
7039.0 kHz
7039.2, 8495.2 kHz
7039.3, 8495.3 kHz
7039.4, 8495.4, 16332.4 kHz
***********
::: M16
Where is 8BY? The last log dates back to 14 August. Nothing heard after
that date, also no other modes. Another one down the drain. Too bad!
8BY used the following frequencies: 7668, 10248, 12075, 14931, 18415
and 20946 kHz.
***********
::: M18
Copied on 3803 kHz with its usual time strings (UTC+3 hrs)
***********
::: M21
PVO was heard on 2 frequencies this month:
2219.5 kHz, id "0":
=990057??0?????
and
5369 kHz, id "8":
=991116??8?????
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::: M89
V MW3D MW3D MW3D DE 2SLC 2SCL
V XY5V XY5V XY5V DE 4PPW 4PPW
7035, 7050, 7055, 7060, 7065 kHz
7074 kHz
4928 kHz *)
*) 4PPW sent the following message:
BT COMM BT 051/8520/8090/27/71/2822/007/A/27/02 AR
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* VARIOUS MODES *
S30 - The pip on 3756 kHz
XSW - Squeaky Wheel on 3828.9 kHz
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::: S28
Interesting info from Jan Michalski reached me via Rimantas Pleikys. It
is a picture of the Communications Hub of the General Staff, Military
Unit No 44684 which houses the UVB-76 transmitter.
The multi-wire dipole "VGDSh" for 4625 kHz is hanging between two 25m
masts near the transmitter building in the middle part of the facility.
Transmitting power in A3E mode is 10 kW. Most of the rhombics are beamed
to the SW-NW sector for 1-hop coverage of W. Europe and 3-hop service to
N. America. The intelligence messages are transmitted using the "Purga"
communications transmitters (A3E 50 kW; SSB 80 kW). The site is located
N/E of Povarovo and S/W of Lozhki, 40 km N/W of Moscow. The buzzer
(audio marker signal) and the voice messages of UVB-76 ("formalized
signals") are fed by phone line from the Military Commissariat of the
Moscow Oblast at Kosmodamyanskaya street near the Kremlin.
***********
::: M42
8046.5
Unid Russian embassy. 0931 UTC, 5-2. Mode: OFDM+MFSK,
switching between 25-tone OFDM and 32-tone/40Bd MFSK,
QSX 9136.5 kHz USB
9136.5
Dep. of State Comms, Moscow. 0931 UTC, 5-2. Mode: OFDM+MFSK,
switching between 25-tone OFDM & 32-tone/40Bd MFSK, QSX
8046.5 USB
11076.0
Dep. of State Comms, Moscow. 0922 UTC, 7-2. Mode: MFSK-32/
CROWD36. Msg on link 00132.
16121.0
Dep. of State Comms, Moscow. 1231 UTC. Mode: MFSK-32/CROWD36.
Msg on link 10053.
***********
::: Jammers
Cuba "Cuban Gurgle" : 7067, 21258
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* UNID STATIONS *
Three unids from Igor this time.
::: X3Z
15973 kHz. 0149 UTC, 11-2. Mode: CW
vvv cq x3z qsa? t46
vvv cq x3z qsa? t46
vvv cq x3z qsa? t46
k
***********
::: 6704 kHz, CHINESE MIL.
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6704 kHz. 1144 UTC, 11-2. Mode: CW
"This CW station is a sister of V26/V27" says Igor.
... tua 773 356 4t3
4dt 4d6 tu6 773 tu7
46d 3d4 4dt 4d6 tun
4t3 nn3 446 467 3d4
373 4t3 nn3 436 46d
iii 2p = = = =
773 353 4t3 nn3 447
773 tu3 773 353 4t3
tut 773 tua 773 356
3dt 4d6 tuu 773 tu6
nn3 446 477 3d4 4dt
4t3 nn3 446 467 3d4
3un tau 773 353 4t3
4d6 ta7 773 tad 773
-d4 4dt 4d6 tu4 773
nn3 446 467 3d5 4dt
--- 4t3 nn3 446 4dt
<further very qrm>
nn3
773
n34
4dt
3d4
446
356
t33
4d6
4dt
3d3
4t3
773
tuu
4d5
nn3
356
773
3ud
436
37u
357
tau
46d
nn3
4t3
773
4d6
4dt
nn3
353
tu5
4d5
4d6
3d5
446
3t3
tu7
tuu
4d5
436
4t3
773
tu6
tun
4dt
3d3
nn4
773
773
734
46d
nn3
357
773
n34
4d6
4dt
435
356
357
n47
3d5
446
366
--t33
tan
4d6
466
4t3
373
3u7
4dt
467
4t3
--773
Igor continues: "the text is very interesting. A number of groups are
very frequently used:
...
021
026
027
029 934 033
022
012
019
023
020
021
022
026
027
022
327 329
012
017
018
024
025
026
029 934 033
773
773
773
773
773
773
773
773
773
773
773
773
773
773
356
403
993 446
356
403
356 372 403
357 373 403
353
403
993
993
993
993
353
403
993 446
356
403 303 994 435 466 380
356
403
357 373 403
436
446
436
447
383 480 486
468
467
468
468
384
384
384
385
480
480
480
480
486
486
485 328
486
383 480 486
486
993 446 477 384 480 486
993 446 467 384 480 485 734 947
773 353
403
773
773 353
403
773
773 357 366 403
773
403
773"
993 436 468 385 480 486
993 446 467 -84 480 486
993 446 467 385 480 485
993 446
480 486
Comments of our analysts is most welcome.
***********
::: WSW
3675 kHz. 1258 UTC, 25-2. Mode: CW. 3 and 4FG cut numbers.
li7 li7 li7 de de wsw wsw wsw vvv vvv vvv (R)
msg msg nr o1 ck 873 ck ck 873 al = =
5d4 555 43t t75t d6u 5t4 aa3t ut3 a43t d36
u335 5t4 d6u 43t uttt d6u dtu 43t tdut 557
dtu aa3t d36 a5tt ut3 anut d36 u33t 5t4 65t
43t tdtt 65t 5t4 a5u5 ut3 adut d36 43t taat
5t4 65t tdu5 65t 5t4 a6ut 7u5 ad3t 544 5t4
ut55 5t4 777 43t tna5 65t 5t4 43t tntt ...
The 4FGs could indicate the time.
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As always... Info/thoughts are welcome!
***********
::: YOSEMITY SAM
Sam was on the air again but was busted on 17-2 by the FCC. The pirate
station transmitted on 3700, 4300, 6500 and 10500 kHz. The transmitter
was west of Albuquerque, New Mexico, just off the I-40.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* MILITARY STATIONS *
Russian/Ukranian/CIS morse stations.
Freq.
QSX
--------18.1
583
2044.5
2598
2654
3192
3207
3211
3217
3393
3229
3237.5
3263
3265 *)
3348
3211
3354
3364
3393
3775
3826
3863
3893
3933
3132
4079
4433
5107
5376
4872
5394
5418
4378
5488
5911
6220
6753
6936
6753
6810
7018
7044
9062
4378
5479
Remarks / callsigns
-------------------------------------------------------RDL: Russian mil Bcast via Krasnodar VLF Site 1
RMP: Navy Kaliningrad clg REO
CIS mil
Ukranian mil: 3TDX
Ukranian mil
RMP: Baltic Fleet HQ Kaliningrad
Russian mil: I7OR, 7EQ9, KTB6, 2SEH, 2V7Z, WFOP, WBOM,
X6XG, E3BW, GJZH, THPU, G31H, WNZ1, ZAQX, AOYS, PWEJ,
N4WC, YNOM, 4NZ7, N4WC, BVVK, 9NTQ, 5XYD, 6STO, H1IC
Ukranian mil: 7PN1, D5AN, AVT2, YZBA, NZ3Y
Russian mil: 7O5S, FQSM, PCSK, 9QW8, BR5L FQSM
Russian mil: IQ7I, XD9N, MZPS, MKPT, KFP8
CIS mil: 3ZYZ, SSOO, D1S4
Russian mil: S7LM, W1ZE
Unid. Q7JN transmitting from 25-35 and 55-05 minutes each
Ukranian mil: PCZC, OLW5, BIJJ, ATI2, VZSD, TNA1, YWJF,
GR4C, DF8L, PSI9, YI1K, B3P3, CQKF, B9FD, 5Z1A, ALIR,
IXAR, 8MWL, AWAW, HXAD, // 3863 kHz
Russian mil: APL8, IK3Z, AEMP, 3A4A, YXVM
Cis mil: QHAO, WT8J, XQY5, PABA, F4E1,
CIS mil: W7QA, T9GO
Ukranian mil: 2OMU, W94V, KWZ1, JBYM, Z8OR, 6DIW, YAWZ,
CMBY, 6MB5, YZ6M, NAQJ,
Ukranian mil: ETX1, 2WQA, WBNG, VVXE, KOYG, YAM8, 4MH5,
IIZ3, VVXE, OF3R, HOKQ, TVX7, NFWF, E2TO, 2GJ7, 1ELE,
OPTL, SGHP, 3CZC, 5OD1
Ukranian mil: DXWQ, FJD4, 5WYQ, P8YR, 2FHX, AUGQ, FVE5
Ukranian mil: 9D7A, OJXF, 3Z3A, PPDP, QN5S, 4PNT, DJFF,
Russian 'RFF' Net. RFFO, RFFM, RFFN, RFFh, RFFP, RFFR,
RFFO (h = ----)
RMP: Baltic Fleet HQ Kaliningrad
Russian mil: DRQ3, KZFE, 6H2R
Russian mil: NCYP,
Russian mil: LVAS, GBJN, C2OT, Z39U, QBL3, QCYZ, LTFI,
DXKY, XDED, SRST, Q9AT, PWLZ
CIS mil: BFWE
Russian mil: BKOB, EM4E, BOKO, NCYP, ZSEL, GSDJ, 9WIT,
EM4Z, XO4U, NDME
Russian mil: HBIB, Q1NB, N4T1, KAC3
CIS mil: O45O, 1ZLR, T94Q, n5Q1
Russian mil: LNXH, JH1M, 5Y2I, WLYJ, NN9Z, CDQL, E2AB,
WNMW, 5PPT, G8JG, YZS3, WRBI, QKLZ, A7TG, GJVD
Russian 'RFF' Net NCS. RFFP, RFFU?, RFFO, RFFM
CIS navy: RFH82 clg RCV
RFFN unid mil station calling RFFM
Unid CIS station? DE JCD3 QRE K. DE JCD3 RPT K.
DE JCD3 / msg with 5FG
REA4: Russian Air Force, Moscow
REA4: Russian Air Force, Moscow
CIS mil: PULI, FBMJ
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REA4: Air Force Moscow
RMP: Kaliningrad navy. Msg to RKW95
Russian mil: DKWC, AMX1, MEGG
*) 3265 kHz, c/s Q7JN sends on 21-2 at 1537 UTC "2 1 2" (hand keyed)
with a 15 to 20 second delay between each number then sent Q7JN seven
times. It then resumed its normal "beacon" schedule.
Checking
03/14/04
05/01/04
05/31/04
09/27/04
10/07/04
12/02/04
12/22/04
02/01/05
my log for similar entries:
3699 kHz VTI8 26-36 and 56-06
3698 kHz SFO3 07-17 and 37-47
3698 kHz IGAE 10-20 and 40-50
3700 kHz UXUO 25-35 and 55-05
3700 kHz NELC 10-20 and 40-50
3420 kHz U34D 25-35 and 55-05
3517 kHz NELC 10-20 and 40-50
3205 kHz L6YC 10-20 and 40-50
min
min
min
min
min
min
min
min
Previous frequencies used by this "beacon" are checked for any activity
on a daily basis. So far nothing. (info: Attu Bosch)
-0-0-0-0-CONET-0-0-0-0=========================================================================
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:
jds1 "at" bellsouth .net
=====================================================================
Shortest column ever this month. PLEASE report your QSLs to us for
publication. Sincere thanks to Thomas and Ivan (this month's contributors). Without you, there would be no column this month. That
said, here we go ...
=====================================================================
BEACONS:
AIRCRAFT:
"O" - Rovaniemi, Finland. 399 f/d QSL ltr w/ very nice rubber
stamp picturing Santa Claus that says "Rovaniemi - The
Official
Airport of Santa Claus", plus a postcard of Santa's reindeer.
V/s: Markku Rautio. Address: Ilmailulaitos Luftfartsverket,
Civil Aviation Administration, Rovaniemen Airport, PL 8182,
96101 Roveniemi, Finland. (TR)
China Airlines - 17919 PFC and ltr in 45 ds. V/s:Albert Yang General Manager. Address: 131, Nanking East Road, Sec. 3,
Taipei 104, Taiwan. (ID)
Federal Express. 17934 ltr in 29 ds. V/s: Todd E. Taylor –
Senior Attorney. Address: 3620 Hacks Cross Road, Building B,
3rd Floor, Memphis, TN 38125, U.S.A. (ID)
=======================================================================
A big WUN welcome to first time contributor Ivan Dias. Ivan - a DX Clube
do Brasil member - says that he is beginning to pursue QSLs for HFDL &
ACARS comms from the likes of Royal Dutch Airlines, American Airlines,
Continental Airlines and others. Please report your results to us here,
Ivan.
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Abbreviations used:
f/d = Full data
p/d = partial data
n/d = no data
cd = QSL card
ltr = ltr
V/s: = Verification Signer
ds = ds
wks = weeks
ms = mint stamps
f/up = follow up
SASE = Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope
PFC/ppc = Prepared Form Card
This month's contributors:
Ivan Dias - Sorocaba, Brazil (ID)
Thomas M. Roesner - Germany (TR)
73 de JDS.
=========================================================================
########## UTILITY ROUND-UP ##########
Editor: Ary Boender e-mail: ary@luna.nl
Nickname on #WUNclub and #monitor: Ary-B
::: AFRICAN REPORT
7005
Christian missions in Tanzania. Idents: Dodoma, Mbesa, Dar es
Salaam, Mtwara, Tunduru, Masasi, Njoka, Songea, Semanga,
Nachingwea. Languages on the net: KiSwahili, German, English.
7018
Possible transport/bus company in Tanzania. See 7023 kHz.
7023
Possible transport/bus company in Tanzania. Idents are place
names like Dar es Salaam, Arusha, Morogoro, Nyanza, Songea,
Kilosa? Mpwapwa? Iringa, Babati, Lindi, Kartar Singh, Jita Singh.
Operates late into the evenings, usual skeds 0700, 1200 and 1900
local time.
7045
Tanzania Electricity Supply Co. Usually quite an active network.
7050
Unid NGO in Rwanda, Uganda and possibly also in Ethiopia and
Mozambique. Idents: A, AA, BB, J, K, D, DG, Kigali, GA, W, WA,
42, 54, 4A, 72,691,134, 128, PW, Bukavu. Languages heard: French,
English, Italian.
7055
Unid NGO in Zaire with phone patches. Idents: MA, A, B, G, Banana,
R, LW, F, EL. Languages heard: French, KiSwahili, Italian.
7061
Unid Somali net. Stations calling Nairobi: Lugh, Kismayu, Burao,
Bardera, Wari, Bulla, Hawa, Baidoa.
7070
Unid net in Somalia and Eritrea. Idents: Asmara, Afmadu, Dobleh,
Baidoa, Merere, Garoe, Burhane, Mogadishu, Kismayu, Beletwein.
(Source: IARUMS)
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0::: KWL38
Chris from Alaska reports a National Weather Service station from Kodiak
Alaska, c/s KWL38 on 4125 kHz. Chris says: "The station collects observed
maritime weather conditions daily from various vessels in the pacific
northwest. However, encrypted traffic is being passed between both KWL38
and certain vessels. Today at 17:35 UTC two groups of mixed letter/number
messages were exchanged between KWL38 and vessel Gail Wind. Its also
noted that when KWL38 is passing this type of encrypted radio traffic,
they switch radio operators. After which the weather watch radio operator
returns."
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Thanks for the note, Chris.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0::: BEACONS
Our friends at DARC's Bandwacht report a number of drift net beacons:
28016
28126
28191
28201
28212
28221
28256
28301
U
MA
HI
AA
V
V
RU
MK
28057
28166
28200
28201
28212
28236
28271
Y
U
N
AA
HI
MA
J
28091
28181
28200
28201
28216
28237
28281
MA
V
N
AA
AML
MD
MA
28102
28181
28200
28210
28218
28256
28291
AF
AA
AA
AA
RU
NM
MA
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0::: AERO STATIONS
Australian aviation news.
I received two notes about the Australian aero info that I included in
this column. The first one comes from Allen Fountain (Utility Editor of
Australian DX News). "As noted in Ary's Utility Round Up section (WUN
NEWS Vol 11. Issue 1) with information sourced from Ian Julian this
system is now operational with voice transmissions as well as the more
usual digital modes. This system serves all three arms of the ADF so the
frequency information which has appeared in Larry's section in WUN NEWS
regarding the RAAF and the RAN, as far as General Purpose Networks etc
are concerned, is no longer current.
Of interest are the higher frequency allocations, the RAN used to be
often heard on the 17 MHz band but the RAAF was rarely heard using
frequencies higher than the 15 MHz OR band. Also note that none of the
voice frequencies, so far made known, fall within recognized aero bands.
The Bureau of Meteorology FAX stations using 18 & 20 MHz band frequencies
provide good signals over their coverage areas during the daytime so it
is not surprising to find HFCS stations using higher frequencies.
Call signs for these stations are VHK for the Riverina node located near
Wagga Wagga NSW, VHM for the northern node located at Humpty Doo near
Darwin. N.T., VHU for the western node near Exmouth W.A., AXH for the
northeastern node near Townsville QLD. This was the call sign for RAAF
Townsville, the new facility is located in the same area.
Transmit power is listed as 10 Kilowatts. Frequencies monitored with
voice traffic (USB) so far at this QTH 9340, 10212, 12172 & 20632 kHz."
Thanks for the info Allen.
"Hi Ary" writes Bert Paull, "In an attempt to clarify some information
stated in your column of the January WUN issue, attributed to Allen
Fountain and Ian Julian, to the best of my knowledge the following
transmissions apply with Australian Aviation:
FLIGHTWATCH: This is the name given to an on-request Flight Information
Service (FIS) provided for all pilots. It operates on HF and VHF freqs,
and carries weather alerts, requests for information, etc. The HF freqs
are as listed in WUN January 2005, all are Air/Gnd/Air frequencies. The
HF frequencies, using USB, are divided into RDARA areas, and are mainly
used when aircraft are out of range of VHF stations. VHF Flightwatch
stations, using AM, are scatted across Australia, mainly along the
coastal areas. All HF and VHF frequencies are controlled, mainly via
satellite links, from Brisbane. See my report in the WUN March 2003
issue.
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VOLMET: Although the transmitters have been relocated from West of
Sydney, to Ningi just North of Brisbane, the frequencies remain as
previously listed, namely 6676khz, and 11387khz, transmitting on the
hour and half-hour. For many years, even when VOLMET was transmitting
from the Sydney site, the information was still being generated from
either Melbourne or Brisbane, and relayed to the transmitter via
satellite. If the need arose, VOLMET transmissions could always be sent
via satellite to other sites within Australia, for almost simultaneous
HF re-transmission.
ADF-HFCS (VCN): The frequencies in your January list seem to replace
those carried in Larry Van Horn's "Australia/New Zealand, RAAF/RNZAF,
GPN Frequencies" list, which have not been heard recently.
The noticeable difference is that the VCN net is now more combined
Military Forces, rather than mainly Air Force.
At least some transmitter sites have apparently changed location, e.g.
Sydney and Perth are missing, and Exmouth is new. Regarding the site
listed as Riverina, the name Riverina actually describes a district of
fairly large area. The co-ordinates given for this site, place its
location approx. 50km South-West of the Town of Narrandera in Southern
New South Wales.
In-the-clear voice has been heard on all VCN H24 channels, in USB mode,
as well as what they call "Cipher". Cipher is apparently digital in form.
It commences with a 300mS burst of 4 tones on 678hz centers, followed by
a 1100mS burst of 16 tone bands on 100hz centers, followed by data with
a bandwidth of 2200hz. It sounds similar to a HFDL signal, but the Audio
Analyzer pattern indicates it is not that mode.
In-the-clear voice on my receiver (NRD-535), although quite readable,
has a slightly distorted sound, as if the modulation has been somehow
companded. i.e. Selectively compressed in transmission, but to be
similarly expanded with reception (hence Com-pan-ded).
INTERNATIONAL HF: MWARA frequencies, INO-1, SEA-3, and SP-6, apply in
their respective areas. There are several transmitter/receiver sites in
Australia covering these frequencies, but all are controlled from
Brisbane, mainly via satellite. Many long-haul flights have disappeared
from HF, mainly on Trans Pacific, but also on Trans-Australia towards
Singapore routes. These are now using "Datalink" (CPDLC) for automatic
transmission of position reports, etc, via satellite. Brisbane (YBBB)
is Australia's participating station for such transmissions.
Only one airline, Lufthansa on their South Pacific flights, has been
heard using HFDL in this area, but there could be others.
Most International flights use ACARS, but local Australian flights are
more dependent upon aircraft type, rather than airline, for their small
amount of ACARS use.
Airlines previously using their own HF transmitters, e.g. QANTAS, and
some smaller Australian airlines, seem to have dispensed with these
networks, relying now on commercial LDOC channels, or 'phone companies.
Use of in-house HF Airline frequencies in this area appears confined to
PNG, where some are still active.
GENERAL INFORMATION: Most Australian Air/Gnd/Air communications are
carried on VHF, with only Military aircraft using UHF. Only two
locations currently control all traffic in Australian Airspace, and
they do this via satellite, utilizing a system known as "The Aviation
Satellite Communications System" (TASCS).
Australian Airspace is divided roughly into two sections by a line
connecting Port Hedland in West Australia, to a radius North around
Alice Springs for 180 degrees, then following roughly along Queensland's
Southern borders to a point North of Bourke (in New South Wales), and
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from here almost straight to Sydney. Flights North of this line are
controlled from Brisbane, while Melbourne controls those to the South.
"Airservices Australia" is the controlling body for Australia, and their
website is http://www.airservicesaustralia.com.au. Some information
concerning the above maybe verified there, but comprehensive information
sheets are also available. They cover mainly aerodrome information, but
also include frequencies in use on LF (NDBs), BCB (All stations in Aus),
HF (Aviation and Radio Australia), and VHF/UHF (Aviation only), plus
Aerodrome ID codes, and Waypoint co-ordinates. These sheets are bundled
together and called: "En route Supplement - Australia" (ERSA). Re-issued
every 3-4 months, this publication maybe purchased direct from
Airservices Australia."
Thanks for the explanation and info, Bert.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0The following item comes from the folks at Monteria LLC. One of them
writes: "Here is a list of intercept I got today on 11354.0 kHz USB.
It makes for some interesting reading, but nothing too exciting going
on. It is interesting to see the comms flow and the way they pass their
flight status reports. Also, notice the use toward the end of the
5-letter international flight route reference point BIKUN by 75905;
this is the first time I recall seeing this. Also, notice 75905's fuel
remainders drop dramatically towards the end... he was likely loitering
in "Zone 5" for awhile, thus the long fuel remainder, then as he started
heading home, his fuel remainder drops quickly."
0101
KARKAS de 75905
"At time 0046, arrived in zone 5, altitude 7500 meters"
0103
KARKAS de MONOLOG
"I also copied the radiogram from 75905"
0109
MONOLOG de 47037
"At time 0109 I passed over (unid location), altitude 5000
meters, fuel remainder 3800"
0113
25614 de IZLYUCHATEL
Calls only
0114
MONOLOG de 25614
"At time 0113, passed over Cape (unid), altitude 7200 meters,
fuel remainder 3600"
0153
IZLYUCHATEL' de 47037
"At time 0150, passed over (unid location), altitude 5000
meters, fuel remainder 3500"
0210
MONOLOG de 75905
"I am continuing to work in zone 5, altitude 9500, fuel
remainder 9 hours, 20 minutes."
0223
MONOLOG de 47037
"At time 0222, I landed at Knevichi Airfield, fuel remainder
3200"
0231
26614 de MONOLOG
"Understood, at time 0230 you have received permission to
land at Nikdut".
0322
Unid (sounds like MONOLOG)
Tuning counts 1-10 and 1-5
0329
MONOLOG de 75905 de MONOLOG
"At time 0333 passed (unid location), altitude 8000 meters,
fuel remainder 7 hours. Estimated time of arrival at point
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BIKUN (5152.5N 14403.2E) is 0426"
0429
MONOLOG de 75905
"At time 0426 passed BIKUN (5152.5N 14403.2E), altitude 8600,
fuel remainder now 5 flight hours"
0430
IZLYUCHATEL' de MONOLOG
"Radiogramma from 75905: At time 0426, passed point BIKUN,
altitude 8600, fuel remainder 5 flight hours."
0515
MONOLOG de 75905
"At time 0515 passed point (unid location), altitude 8600
meters, fuel remainder 4 hours, 10 minutes."
0616
MONOLOG de 75905
"At time 0615 passed Roshchino, altitude 8600 meters, fuel
remainder is 3 hours, 10 minutes of flight."
0618
MONOLOG de 75905
"ETA for landing at Knevichi is 0705."
0703
MONOLOG de 75905
"At time 0703, we landed at Knevichi Airfield"
0705
IZLYUCHATEL' de MONOLOG
"I am repeating the radiogram from 75905: At time 0703 he
landed at Knevichi."
25614
47037
75905
IZLYUCHATEL'
KARKAS:
MONOLOG:
Russian Naval Aircraft
Unid Russian Naval Air Ground Station
Unid Russian Naval Air Ground Station
Russian Naval Air Vladivostok
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-
::: SPACE COMMUNICATIONS
This month's satellite logs.
MHz
Satellite
Remarks
-------------------------------------------------136.5000 Nimbus 4
Doppler beacon
136.6500 Transit 5B5
Data
136.7700 Tiros-N
CW carrier
137.3500 NOAA 16
Doppler beacon
137.4100 S69-4
Doppler beacon
137.5000 NOAA 12
APT
137.6200 NOAA 17
APT
149.9100 Cosmos 2398
RTTY
149.9400 Cosmos 2378
RTTY
149.9700 Cosmos 2407
RTTY
149.9700 Cosmos 2414
RTTY
149.9850 Oscar 23
Data
149.9850 Oscar 25
Data
149.9850 Oscar 31
Data
149.9850 Oscar 32
Data
150.0120 Radcal
Doppler
150.0300 Cosmos 2361
RTTY
264.9000 Gonets D1-2
Data bursts
400.4500 Akebono
Doppler beacon
436.8370 CUTE-1
CW Telemetry
437.0250 PACSAT AO-16
CW Carrier
The S69-4 is an USAF test satellite launched in 1969 that still
transmits a carrier. Other oldies that are still working in one way
or the other are Nimbus 4, Tiros-N, Transit 5B5 and the Gonets D1-2.
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ORBCOMM satellites:
All commissioned Orbcomm satellites have been reported this month on
137.2000, 137.2250, 137.2500, 137.4400, 137.4600, 137.6625, 137.6875,
137.710, 137.7175, 137.7375 and 137.8000 MHz. Note that the frequency
assignments can change per pass. The Orbcomm doppler beacons transmit
on 400.1 MHz.
ISS RS0ISS packet system remains problematic.
ISS Ham Project Engineer Kenneth Ransom. N5VHO. at Johnson Space Center
reports that the packet BBS portion (RS0ISS-11) aboard the International
Space Station remains non-operational. Efforts to restore the BBS
capability have been unsuccessful. "At this point it is unknown if this
is a temporary or permanent state." Ransom said. adding that Amateur
Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) hopes the feature can
be restored in the future. Meanwhile. the ARISS digipeater is working
but exhibits difficulties in relaying data. "The digipeater appears to
be listening for long periods of time and then transmitting all of the
buffered information at once." Ransom explained. "This duration of this
issue seems to vary depending on your location."
Source: American Radio Relay League newsletter.
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WUN LOGS COLUMN
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Feb 2005
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Edited by Eddie Bellerby (eddiebellerby@tiscali.co.uk)
Bob Yellen
Steve J. Walker
stevew@bucks.net
Total logs
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Jan - 1785 individual logs
Feb - 1607
"
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00018.1 RDL: Russian Military StratCom Bcast 1238 36-50/50/65
One T600 message. Weak. Probably via Krasnodar site.
(08Feb05) (RGA)
00018.1 RDL: Russian Military via Krasnodar VLF Site 1228
36-50/50/65 One T600 message. (18Feb05) (RGA)
00022.5 unid: 0911 continuous sound/ spectro like cw ?? any idea ??
20feb05 (ML)
00051.9 : RN Bcast via Crimond VLF Site Scotland 1015
UNID/42.6/50 Synchronous. Enciphered. 350/170° from SW
England. Freq logged by Michel. //81 kHz. (13Feb05) (RGA)
00051.9 GYA: RN London Prob via Crimond 1208 UNID/50/80
Reportedly sending RTTY tests addressed to NAWS earlier today.
Tks Bill. //81.0 (18Feb05) (RGA)
00052.0 unid: 1525 ita2/50b?? Feb12 05 ML
00082.8 MKL: JMHQ Northwood via Crimond LF Site 1724
NATO-75/75/70 Block messages in KG84. (21Jan05) (RGA)
00297.5 #682: point lynas wls 0615 DGPS 100 only heard
Feb13 05 ML
00299.0 #460: gatteville fra 0620 DGPS 100 id Feb13 05 ML
00299.5 #688: north foreland eng 0620 DGPS 100 id Feb13 05 ML
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00301.0 #426: ijmuiden phare hol 0622 DGPS 200 id Feb13 05 ML
00306.0 #681: lizard lt eng 0629 DGPS 100 id Feb13 05 ML
00307.0 #530: ristna lt est 1554 DGPS 100 only heard
Feb12 05ML
00307.5 #680: st catherine pt lt eng 0631 DGPS 100 id
Feb13 05 ML
00310.0 #466: cap ferret fra 0632 DGPS 100 only heard
Feb13 05 ML
00311.5 #480: cabo corveiro lt por 0633 DGPS 100 only heard
Feb13 05 ML
00312.0 #640: oostende bel 0636 DGPS 200 only heard ??
Feb13 05 ML
00312.5 #425: hoek van holland 0638 DGPS 200 id Feb13 05 ML
00440 44 DI2AG: Experimental Station, D 0300 CW QRSS10 (Dot =
10seconds) and normal speed ID, OPing with 2 watts from QTH
locator JN59NO, OPing by amateur radio OP "DJ2LF".
(10/Jan/2005) (DL8AAM)
00518
5BA: CyprusRadio CYP 0200 NAVTEX. (19Jan05) (WC)
00518
9AS: SplitRadio HRV 0240 NAVTEX. (19Jan05) (WC)
00518
9AS: SplitRadio HRV 2240 NAVTEX. (18Jan05) (WC)
00518
EAV: Cabo de la Nao 2350 NAVTEX. (31Jan05) (WC)
00518
EAV: Cabo de la Nao Spain (X) 2350 NAVTEX MIBs for
Spanish waters. (10Feb05) (RGA)
00518
FRL: CROSS La Garde 0341 NAVTEX. (19Jan05) (WC)
00518
GNI: NitonRadio UK 0041 NAVTEX. (01Feb05) (WC)
00518
IAR: RomaRadio ITA 2250 NAVTEX. (18Jan05) (WC)
00518
IDC: CagliariRadio 2311 NAVTEX. (31Jan05) (WC)
00518
IQA: AugustaRadio ITA 2331 NAVTEX. (18Jan05) (WC)
00518
IQX: TriesteRadio ITA 2320 NAVTEX. (18Jan05) (WC)
00518
OST: OostendeRadio BEL 0311 NAVTEX. (19Jan05) (WC)
00518
SAA: KarlskronaRadio SWE 0130 NAVTEX. (19Jan05) (WC)
00518
SUH: AlexandriaRadio EGY 0211 NAVTEX. (19Jan05) (WC)
00518
SVH: IrakleioRadio GRC 0110 NAVTEX. (01Feb05) (WC)
00518
TAH: IstanbulRadio 0431 NAVTEX. (19Jan05) (WC)
00518
TAH: IstanbulRadio TUR 0031 NAVTEX. (19Jan05) (WC)
00518
TAL: AntalyaRadio TUR 0050 NAVTEX. (01Feb05) (WC)
00518
TAN: IzmirRadio TUR 0120 NAVTEX. (01Feb05) (WC)
00518.0 4XO: Haifa Radio NAVTEX 1921 (19Jan05) (MAL)
00518.0 NMA: 0502 0447 NMA USA FEC
- AA12 CCGD7 BNM
0316-05 1. FL-ALAFIA NIVER RFL (LLNR 232405 EXTNG.
2feb05 (CSn)
00518.0 NMA: 0502 0429 NMA USA FEC - AJ82 ALABAMA COAST-MOBILE
POINT DGPS (CSn)
00518.0 NMA: 0502 0435 NMA USA FEC - AA36 CG SECTOR_SAN JUAN
PR B_M 033-05 2feb05(CSn)
00518.0 SVH: 0402 2120 SVH GRE FEC - ( Iraklion )H__ IRAKLEIO
RADIO NAVWARN 0031/05 (CSn)
00518.0 SVK: 0126 0557 SVK GRE FEC - Corfu -KA32 KERKYRA RADIO
NAVWARN 0012/05 (CSn)
00518.0 SVL: 0126 2200 SVL GRE FEC - Lemnos- LA20 LIMNOS RADIO
NAVWARN 0020/05_(CSn)
00518.0 SVL: 0402 2202 SVL GRE FEC - (Lemnos) LA18 LIMNOS
RADIO NAVWARN 001 2feb05(CSn)
00518.0 TAF: 0502 0051 TAF GRE FEC - EB40 SAMSON TURK RADIO
GALE WARNING 2feb05(CSn)
00518.0 TAH: 0402 1820 TAH TUR FEC - MA40 ISTANBUL BOGAZI: 41
07 42 KUZEY, 29 05 48 DOGU 4feb05(CSn)
00518.0 TAN: 0502 0131 TAN TUR FEC - IB76 IZMIR TURK RADIO
GALE WARNING (CSn)
00518.0 TAl: 0502 0151 TAL TUR FEC - FA34 ANTALYA TURKTRADIO
NAVTEX N/W NR: 56/05 02feb05(CSn)
00518.0 TFA: 0128 0721 TFA ICE FEC -Reykjavik- RE87 WARNING: A
STORM/STRONG GALE WARNING (MORE THAN 20 M/S) (CSn)
00518.0 UJB: 0125 2357 UJB RUS FEC -Astrakhan- WA65
COASTALWARNING ASTRAKHAN 178 (CSn)
00518.0 UJB: 0127 0440 UJB RUS FEC - Astrakhan- WB97
MAKHACHKALA A WEATHER 27.01.05 (CSn)
00526.3 unid: 1956 dgps sounding mode?? any idea Feb08 05 (ML)
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RMP: Navy Kaliningrad 1706 CW Wx(?) after "reo de
rmp". 1702 to 1706 weak CW in BC QRM; might be RMP as well
(31Jan05) (KB)
OXJ: Thorshavn Radio, Faroe Islands 0635 short
announcement "we listen on 20663 USB 16/02 (PP1)
EAS: cabo pena 0716 USB span naws Feb05 05 ML
LGL: Floroe Radio Norway 0645 bulletin USB 16/02 (PP1)
OXZ: Lyngby R 2041z also on 1734 / 1758 khz 18/02 (PP1)
OXZ: lyngby r 1817 USB ee naws Feb13 05 ML
unid: 0112 English (Irish accent) wx bulletin by YL ,
might be Bodoe,not too sure USB 06/02 (PP1)
IPP: Palermo R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
IQN: Lampedusa R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
unid: - navaid?? 0529 unid mode 100bds? similar on
1894 same waterfall profile Feb06 05 ML
IPL: Livorno R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
: CIS Military 2120 CW Msg to unid: 683 80 4 2230 683
= FFFFF BJIEL CPGäP ... EEKKK NNNEE ERRRO OOUAU PRPUO RPT AL
K. DTG is ambiguous (apparently UTC+1). (04Feb05) (RGA)
: CIS Military 2100 CW Ends 330-group 5LG msg ...
REyKC AZWWA. Nothing further. (18Feb05) (RGA)
Unid: ww security ch /cabo pena 0706 USB span/ee
Jan22 05 ML
cross corsen: 0707 USB ff because of strike minimum wx
bulletin Jan2105ML
Labrador CG: 0620z announce QSY 2598 khz 19/02 (PP1)
St John's CG Canada: 0600z (APPROX) announce QSY 2598 khz
19/02 (PP1)
palma r: 0732 USB ee Jan16 05 ML
ww safety: / palermo 0529 USB ital d/x Feb09 05 ML
OJKT: Finnish Ship Jurmo 2001 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. OXZ BQs.
(06Feb05) (RGA)
: CROSS Corsen FRA 2135 GMDSS BQs safety test to
Liberian-flagged vessel Kapitan Stankov/ELPH2.
(20Jan05) (RGA)
: MRCC Falmouth Cornwall 1903 GMDSS CQs all ships for
voice MIB/Wx on 2182 kHz. MRCC Tenerife/Las Palmas does
likewise at 1904. (16Feb05) (RGA)
: MRCC Finisterre SPA 2218 GMDSS Sends itself a safety
test. No frequency given. OXZ does likewise at 2229.
(23Jan05) (RGA)
: MRCC Tenerife 1904 GMDSS All ships call for voice
MIB on 2182 kHz. (02Feb05) (RGA)
: MRCC Valencia/Almeria SPA 1959 GMDSS RQs unknown
shore facility (MMSI 002371012) for apparent duplex telephone
call on 2799/2134 kHz. Later gets it right with MMSI
002371000/OlympiaRadio/SVO. (26Jan05) (RGA)
: MRCC Valencia/Almeria SPA 2133 GMDSS BQs MRCC
Piraeus/SVO for duplex telephone call on 2799/2134 kHz.
Wierd! Then CQs all ships for voice Wx/MIB bcast on
2182 kHz. (20Jan05) (RGA)
: MRCC Valencia/Almeria Spain 1950 GMDSS CQs all ships
for voice MIB/Wx on 2182 Khz. (16Feb05) (RGA)
: MRSC Coruña SPA 2100 GMDSS CQs all ships for voice
MIB/Wx bcast on 2182 kHz. (20Jan05) (RGA)
C6PX5: Bahamas-flagged Vessel Havila Sea 2114 GMDSS
RQs British ship Viking Crusader/MNUY2 for simplex telephone
conversation on 2409 kHz. (11Feb05) (RGA)
C6TX: Bahamas-flagged Vessel Baltic Sea 1930 GMDSS RQs
Albemarle Island/C6LU3 for simplex telephone call on 8240 kHz.
SPS: WitowoRadio Poland 1934 GMDSS CQs all ships for
voice MMSI bcast on 2720 kHz. (06Feb05) (RGA)
EASG: Spanish Ship OPDR Cartagena 2114 GMDSS RQs MRSC
Finisterre/Coruña for safety test. MRSC BQs. (11Feb05) (RGA)
EI6007: Irish Fishing Vessel Golden Feather 1942 GMDSS
RQs IFV Atlantic Fisher for possible swearing competition on
6297 kHz. Regulars. (16Feb05) (RGA)
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02187.5 EI6227: Irish Fishing Vessel Aine Christina 2009 GMDSS
RQs unknown Irish vessel (MMSI 250108400) for apparent duplex
telephone conversation on 8124.7/8412.3. (26Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 EI6277: Irish Fishing Vessel Atlantic Fisher 1956
GMDSS RQs IFV Golden Feather/EI6008 for apparent duplex
conversation on 3020/2030 kHz. Regulars. (26Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 EIGB: Irish Ship Celtic Explorer 2022 GMDSS RQs MRSC
Valentia/EJK for safety test. Valentia BQs. (16Feb05) (RGA)
02187.5 ELLC9: Liberian-flagged Vessel Nordic Apollo 1937
GMDSS RQs LyngbyRadio DNK/OXZ for safety test. (26Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 ELWF5: Liberian-flagged Vessel Arcturus 1908 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for a safety test. OXZ BQs. (16Feb05) (RGA)
02187.5 ELYC8: Liberian-flagged Vessel Navigator Venus 1956
GMDSS RQs British ship British Endurance for safety test.
Unusual. (26Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 GCJK: British Ship Grampian Falcon 2013 GMDSS RQs MRCC
Aberdeen Scotland for safety test. Aberdeen BQs.
(26Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 GCJK: British Ship Grampian Falcon 2234 GMDSS RQs
sister ship Grampian Dee/MMRW7 for simplex telephone call on
2306 kHz. (23Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 GDNP: SHIP GRAMPIAN PIONEER 2021 DSC 100/E/170
232838000. Clng Grampian Frontier/MWQB7/234487000 rq RT on
3400kHz (06/Feb)(DW)
02187.5 H8DY: Silver Sapphire Inc 2006 GMDSS RQs MRCC
Stavanger via BergenRadio/LGN for safety test. Stavanger BQs.
(02Feb05) (RGA)
02187.5 H8PA: Panamanian-flagged Vessel MSC Stella I 1959
GMDSS RQs Panamanian-flagged vessel Socrates I/3FYY5 for
simplex telephone call on 4120 kHz. (26Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 J8B3041: St Vincent Vessel Miktat-N 2010 GMDSS RQs
MRCC Falmouth Cornwall for safety test. MRCC BQs.
(20Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 LAXN5: Norwegian Ship Hual Transit 2044 GMDSS RQs MRCC
Valencia/Almeria Spain for safety test. MRCC BQs.
(16Feb05) (RGA)
02187.5 LFI: RogalandRadio NOR 2056 GMDSS CQs geographical
call for area 55-59N 0-7E for MIB/Wx bcast giving freqs 1785
kHz Rx 2129 kHz-Tx. (20Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 LFI: RogalandRadio NOR 2117 GMDSS CQ geographical area
55-59N/000-007E for voice safety message. Frequ 1785 and 2129
kHz given. (23Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 LHDO: Norwegian Ship Lafjord 2121 GMDSS RQs
RogalandRadio/LFI for safety test. LFI BQs. RQs again at 2136
without obvious result. (23Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 MKCH7: British Ship Grampian Monarch 2050 GMDSS RQs
RogalandRadio NOR for safety test. (20Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 MLHC2: British Ship Aberdonian 2117 GMDSS RQs Dea
Ranger/MWJZ5 for telephone conversation on 2024.6 kHz.
(11Feb05) (RGA)
02187.5 MPML7: British Ship Viking Piper 2150 GMDSS Calls
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. (23Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 MWQB7: British Ship Grampian Frontier 2013 GMDSS RQs
sister ship Grampian Pioneer/ GDNP for simplex telephone
conversation on 3979 kHz. Regulars. (26Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 OITR: Finnish Ship Tervi 1938 GMDSS RQs RogalandRadio
NOR/LFI for safety test. LFI BQs. (26Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 OUHU2: Danish Ship Torm Mary 2036 GMDSS RQs sister
ship Torm Gertrud/OUNL2 for ships' business telephone call on
8202.4 kHz. (16Feb05) (RGA)
02187.5 OXZ: LyngbyRadio DNK 2132 GMDSS CQs all ships for
voice safety bcast on 1734 and 2078 kHz. WitowoRadio
Poland/SPS does likewise for 2720 kHz. (23Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 PBK: JRCC Den Helder 2053 GMDSS CQs all ships for
voice MIB/Wx bcast on 3673 kHz. (20Jan05) (RGA)
02187.5 PBK: Netherlands CG Radio 2131 GMDSS CQ call for voice
MIB/Wx on 2182 kHz. (11Feb05) (RGA)
02187.5 SAB: GöteborgRadio SWE 1932 GMDSS CQs all ships for
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MIB voice bcast on 2182 kHz. (20Jan05) (RGA)
SVO: OlympiaRadio Greece 2029 GMDSS CQs selective
geographical CQ for area 29 to 39N/ 20 to 40E for safety
bcast on 2799/2134 kHz followed by same for 33 to 43N/22
to 42E (02Feb05) (RGA)
SXHS: Greek Vessel Anna L.K. 2125 GMDSS RQs JRCC
Piraeus via SVO/OlympiaRadio for safety test.
(23Jan05) (RGA)
SYVO: Greek Vessel Metaxiata 2020 GMDSS RQs JRCC Den
Helder/PBK for safety test. (20Jan05) (RGA)
TAH: IstanbulRadio Turkey 2018 GMDSS Sends selfaddressed msg without telecommand. (02Feb05) (RGA)
TFA: Finnish Coastal/Oceanic MRCC 2007 GMDSS issues
geographical selcal for area bounded by 65 to 68N/12 to 20E
giving USB freq 1761 kHz. Possibly preliminary call for gale
warning? As does JRCC Piraeus for area 29 to 39N/20 to 40E.
(06Feb05) (RGA)
TFA: MRCC Coastal/Oceanic Iceland 2004 GMDSS All ships
CQ for voice bcast on 2182 kHz. (02Feb05) (RGA)
TFA: MRCC Coastal/Oceanic Reykjavik 2006 GMDSS CQs all
ships for voice safety bcast on 2182 kHz. (16Feb05) (RGA)
UAVH: Russian Ship Victor Mironov 1910 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. (06Feb05) (RGA)
UCJI: Russian Ship Kandalaksha 2133 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. Lyngby BQs. (23Jan05) (RGA)
UCUJ: Russian Ship Verkhovina 2009 GMDSS RQs Russian
ship Dovsk/UAVJ for simplex telephone call on 2045 kHz.
(26Jan05) (RGA)
UFN: NovorossiyskRadio RUS 2141 GMDSS Calls itself for
safety test. MRCC Bilbao/EAS does likewise but gives frequency
2182 kHz. (!) (23Jan05) (RGA)
V7DW4: Marshall Is Ship George H. Galloway 1942 GMDSS
RQs Panamanian ship Beatrice I/ H3VZ for simplex telephone
call on 4180 kHz. (06Feb05) (RGA)
VQBR7: British Ship Anvil Point 2226 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test.OXZ BQs. (23Jan05) (RGA)
VQCV3: British Ship Gas Pioneer 1920 GMDSS RQs MRSC
Milford Haven Wales for safety test. (06Feb05) (RGA)
VQPX7: British Vessel Whitchampion 2020 GMDSS RQs MRCC
Falmouth Cornwall for safety test. (26Jan05) (RGA)
VRYT8: PRC Ship Great Concorde 2019 GMDSS RQs MRCC
Clyde Scotland for safety test. (02Feb05) (RGA)
VSPW9: British Ship Anna C 1948 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. OXZ BQs.
(02Feb05) (RGA)
ZDFW5: Gibraltar-flagged Vessel Willy 2009 GMDSS RQs
JRCC Den Helder/PBK for safety test. (16Feb05) (RGA)
ZIZP9: British Ship Contship Aurora 1900 GMDSS RQ MRCC
Falmouth Cornwall for safety test. (16Feb05) (RGA)
---: CIS AIR DEFENSE 2023 CW Time signal string every
min "=992324??0?????" (06/Feb)(DW)
: M21 Russian PVO Air Defence 2157 CW Incrementing
plots 990056??0????? 990057??0????? ... 990059??0????? etc.
(14Feb05) (RGA)
ukcg: falmouth 0723 USB yl complete wx forecast
Jan22 05 ML
Unid: 0415 Stanag 4285 ACF = 32 (23/01/05) (AJP)
OWK: RDAF HQ Vedbaek 2326 ALE/USB Calls OWF/RDAF
Skrydstrup. (28Jan05) (RGA)
: Prob Luftwaffe System 2120 ARQ-E/85.7/160 Idling.
(18Feb05) (RGA)
P: MX Beacon Kaliningrad 2139 CW Fast ID repeat. MX
tentative. (18Feb05) (RGA)
50: DANISH ARMY ?LOC 0710 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb
Responds to 68 (10/Feb)(DW)
68: DANISH ARMY ?LOC 0704 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng DK11. 0711 clng 50 (10/Feb)(DW)
OWK: RDAF HQ Vedbaek 2117 ALE/USB Modem activity with
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unknown RDAF unit OWC. (23Jan05) (RGA)
OWK: RDAF HQ Vedbaek 2317 ALE/USB Calls OWE/RDAF FTK
Karup. (28Jan05) (RGA)
IPB: Bari R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
3TDX: Ukranian Military 1950 CW QLW QSA? QRK? QXS FOR
GR GR AR. (08Feb05) (RGA)
FUO: fn toulon 0703 ITA/75 znr testing Feb06 05 ML
IQX: TriesteRadio ITA 2150 USB OM with weather in
Italian. Prob //2642/ICB. (14Feb05) (RGA)
IQX: Trieste R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
9hd: valetta 2105 USB ee naws Feb17 05 ML
IQA: Augusta R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
IQA: AugustaRadio ITA 1950 USB OM robot with wx in EE
IQH: Trieste R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
ICB: Genoa R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
and Italian. (18Feb05) (RGA)
ICB: GenovaRadio ITA 2148 USB OM with weather forecast
in Italian. Prob //2624/IQX. (14Feb05) (RGA)
IPC: Crotone R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
cross corsen fcg: 0653 USB ff naws cazaux firing
exercices Jan22 05
: Unid German Navy 2300 USB 'DHJ67 this is DHO901'.
Using teleprinter to send numerical msg. (17/02/05) (LC)
JWT: Royal Norwegian Navy
USB / (07/Feb/2005) (Nighthawk)
OP1: UNID 0435 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng OPQ
. 0436 wkng OPQ [AMD] supjy [AU RYSIO PaTIKR] (16/Feb)(DW)
OPQ: UNID 0435 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Responding
to OP1(16/Feb)(DW)
ff: ? 0700 USB french "test de mentor pour le réglage
de vos récepteurs..." Jan21 05ML
SPS: witowo 0737 USB ee baltic sea wx *ID polish
Jan22 05 ML
SPS: witowo 0738 USB ee polish baltic wx Jan16 05 ML
REA4?: Russian AF HQ? 2140 CW On/off 'reversals' No
traffic. (14Feb05) (RGA)
: Enigma E10 Mossad 2140 USB YL in 5LG traffic OSRNG
YRMYR .... (14Feb05) (RGA)
IDF: Messina R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
SVH: IraklionRadio GRC 2148 USB YL with Agean weather
in EE. Identifies as OlympiaRadio. (18Feb05) (RGA)
4XZ: Israeli Navy Haifa 2137 CW Vs marker. //2680.
(14Feb05) (RGA)
CL1: (FBI, Cleveland OH): 0435 USB/ALE TO CO1(FBI,
Columbia SC). 01/25 RP3
: CIS Military 2124 CW In 5LG traffic ... ööJJJ WLLSS
... UGSKC äYäHH C. Stops. Nothing further heard.
(14Feb05) (RGA)
NAV12: Unid 1400 RTTY/50/1000 F89NNA DE NAV12//015
FUL..TEST TEST TEST RYRYRYRXRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRY..00000 11111
22222 33333 444444 55555 **666 ***** **88* 99999 ... DE
NAV12//015 599 61 96400 GR 154 44907 63097 90111 ... 46229
00599 KKSSSKK..TEST TEST TEST RYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRY
(06Jan05) (IB)
KWS57: (US Embassy??) 0930 ALE/USB wkg KWS93 (US
Embassy??) (09Feb05) (SA)
KWX57: (US Embassy??) 0948 ALE/USB wkg WNG767 (US Dept
of State) (09Feb05) (SA)
KWT51: (US Embassy??) 1023 ALE/USB wkg KWX92 (US
Embassy) (09Feb5) (SA)
fishermen: 0748 USB fff d/x Jan16 05 ML
Israel Intel: Mossad. Enigma E10 2306 AM-USB
(02/02/05) (AJP)
1103: Unid African Net 2243 ALE/USB Sounding. Also
2215 sounds. (18Feb05) (RGA)
UNID: 1752 CW / "P" Beacon (08/Feb/2005) (Nighthawk)
: CIS Military 2100 CW In 5LG tfc ... NRHLK BBKVD K.
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Response: R 269 K heard but very weak and callsign missed.
Simplex cct. (22Jan05) (RGA)
unid: GAF =3F 0753 arq-e/85.7/170 betas (13 Feb 05) (wp3)
RMP: Baltic Fleet HQ Kaliningrad 1712 CW Sends weather
fcast to collective REO. (15Feb05) (RGA)
RMP: Russian Navy Kaliningrad 1800 CW / REO de RMP
Clear text msg. Navigational Warnings ?
(08/Feb/2005) (Nighthawk)
L: MX Beacon Tirana 1827 CW (25Jan05) (WC)
L: MX Beacon Tirana 1615 CW (Instead of 3202.8) -->
chirpy. (15Feb05) (WC)
L: MX Beacon Tirana 1745 CW Chirpy. Freq approx.
(29Jan05) (WC)
L: Unid 2200 CW Continuous Ls then unreadable handkeyed Morse. Freq 3204.08 (24Jan05) (RGA)
L6YC: unid 1720 CW / beacon? transmits hourly from
15-25 & 45-55 minutes (02/Feb/2005) (swl-nomad@lycos.com)
L6YC: Unid 2320 CW low signal (02/02/05) (AJP)
4NZ7: Ukranian Military 2237 CW Msg for N4WC: 4NZ7 166
36 5 0104 166 =092 = EHIAR MMMMM AüäAA ... AüäAA EYVöO PTPEE
544 RPT AL K. (04Feb05) (RGA)
I7OR: Russian Military 2021 CW Ends broadcast msg: ...
UyLZH äTPWE 598 K. Then asks 7EQ9 KTB6 2SEH 2V7Z WFOP WBOM
X6XG E3BW for receipt. Cancels message to X6XG and E3BW.
(15Feb05) (RGA)
I7OR: Russian Military 2208 CW Sends msg to collective
GJZH: I7OR 056 16 18 0056 056 = ZWH 933 = PPPPP QVöFO QKüIZ
... QKüIZ AIPäW 793 K. Then calls 2SEH BWOM WFOP 2V7Z 3BWD
X6GS E3BW. Cancels to last three. Then QTC for BWOM.
(17Feb05) (RGA)
THPU: Ukraninan Military 2228 CW Ends 32-group bcast
msg Nr 778 ... FLQBI PTPWO 544 K. Requests QSLs from G31H WNZ1
ZAQX AOYS PWEJ N4WC YNOM. QTAs msg to NIAO. (04Feb05) (RGA)
1Q7I: Russian Military 1902 CW Msg for GSNK: 911 39 19
2157 911 = 990 = AAAAA BPRyV GOMYR ... IGOTD AIKWV K.
(19Feb05) (RGA)
672: Unid Illicit 2057 CW Repeating 672 672 58750
58750. Then 0 0 0 and offair. (19Jan05) (RGA)
3ZYZ: CIS Military 2006 CW SSOO and D1S4 de 3ZYZ ZDK
ZPY K. IPS7 DE 3ZYZ ZJX ZRM K. 3ZYZ de SSOO ZVQ ZGT ZWW K. All
respond. SX net. (08Feb05) (RGA)
K8TZ: CIS Military 2200 CW Comms check. 2VDM TBHH 3HZ9
MTJI TIVC 5FQG and 7TYK heard responding. Simplex net.
(24Jan05) (RGA)
UCE: ArkhangelskRadio 2107 ARQ w/Morse ID. (14Feb05) (RGA)
Unid: 2305 CW very low signal. Unreadable (03/02/05) (AJP)
S4S000OGBMRM1: unid 2016 USB/ALE wkng V1S000OEKCOPER,
US MIL? (15-feb-2005) (MSM)
sab: : G=F6teborg Radio 2031 gw-pactor marker
(12 Feb 05) (wp3)
Q7JN: Unid 1735 CW Beacon? Currently transmitting
h+25-35 and h+55-05. (14Feb05) (AB)
HN42: Algerian Military/MOI 2119 Calls YA51 and YA52
(who responds) then YA50 and YA46. (23Jan05) (RGA)
QN7W: M89 Chinese Military 1816 GKVZ GKVZ GKVZ de Q7NW
Q7NW Q7NW (Repeating). SINPO 34433. (01Feb05) (AB)
Q7NW: 1816 CW / GKVZ GKVZ GKVZ DE Q7NW Q7NW V;
repeating (01/Feb/2005) (Attu Bosch)
NPXS: CIS Military 1800 CW Calls up SKJD LMWM and M5WR
for QSAs. Simplex net. LMWM not audible. (19Feb05) (RGA)
NPXS: CIS Military 2049 CW M5WR de NPXS QSA? K. NPXS
de M5WR QSA1 K. QSA4 R K. SKJD de NPXS QSA? K. QSA1 QAA1 R K.
Simplex net. (14Feb05) (RGA)
B9FD: Ukranian Military 2250 CW 5Z1A ALIR IXAR 8MWL
AWAW HXAD .K1L de B9FD QTC QSV K. Many RKs. No message nothing further. // 3863. (04Feb05) (RGA)
PCZC: Ukranian Military 1940 CW Comms check with OLW5
BIJJ ATI2 VZSD TNA1 YWJF GR4C DF8L PSI9 YI1K B3P3 CQKF. All
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03523
03549.1
03600
03740
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03775
03775
03775
03801.5
03803
03823
03823
03823
03823
03823
03824
03824
03824
03824
WUN-v11
respond on QSX freq 3211 kHz. (11Feb05) (RGA)
: NATO Tactical Air Defence Modem 2122
LINK-11/2250/USB TADIL-A. (19Jan05) (RGA)
TADIL-A link 11: 2250 bps 2125 (19Jan05) (MAL)
GUHMARV: Unid Air Defence 1121 CW vvv id id guhmarv
guhmarv guhmarv k (3 times); traffic like: = tn 5a554 ut = 4t
5u4a3 ua = a4 5ua67 ua. (guhmarv means GUHOR = QRV)
(20-01-05) (IB)
KPA2: Enigma E10 2116 USB? YL repeating KPA2 callup.
(19Jan05) (RGA)
KPA2: Enigma E10 Mossad 2130 (19Jan05) (MAL)
F4E1: Russian Military 1955 CW Msg to unid: F4E1 933
88 2 2239 933 = 911 = üRüGö DäMWS ... UäHRW PWPIT 911 K.
(02Feb05) (RGA)
QHAO: Russian Military 1923 CW Calls WT8J long and
loud without result then sends message blind: 340 68 15 2219
340 = 607 = JHGVY äTöyR ... YSJMD ADKED 607 K. Then calls XQY5
for comms check. (15Feb05) (RGA)
: CIS Military 2154 81-81/81/200 Slow revs. No cipher.
(17Feb05) (RGA)
MGJ: rn faslane 0806 ITA2/75 carbs Feb06 05 ML
unid: net 0510 USB ee K6YR ?? requesting SITRAK
ALLIGATOR ?? thennumbers Feb09 05 ML
New York OAC: 0328 USB EE Some selcall. Low
(04/02/05) (AJP)
fishermen: 0718 USB ff d/x Feb05 05 ML
: Unid FishFone 2236 CRY-2001/USB Analogue voice
scrambler. Male voices. (14Feb05) (RGA)
: Unid Illicit 2217 CW Ends 5FG msg ... 08893 08893 =
= 52 52 27 27 0 0 0. (01Feb05) (RGA)
L9CC: M89 Chinese Navy 2230 CW V CP17 de L9CC
(repeating). (14Feb05) (RGA)
IAQF: Italian Navy vessel 1650 USB sx wkg unid for
coordination for PSK on the same channel, r/c.
(12/Dec/04) (ALF)
JU2: Unid 1300 CW 3-4fg. kfv kfv kfv de de ju2 ju2 vvv
vvv vvv (rptd) msg msg ck 944 ck 944 msg msg ck 944 ck 944
= = d77 t37 uttt 34t dd3 3ta 66d t75t 34t dd3 ... ar ar ar.
(13-01-05) (IB)
unid: marker?? 0518 CW? Feb09 05 ML
6DIW: Ukranian Military 2151 CW Comms check with YAWZ
CMBY 6MB5 and YZ6M. Not seen on a suspected dual frequency
4042 kHz. (31Jan05) (RGA)
KWZ1: Ukranian Military 1926 CW Ends msg to unid: ...
ZUOUZ AAKIK RPT AL QLN AR. Then comms check with JBYM and
Z8OR. Has spur on 3776.79 kHz. (11Feb05) (RGA)
NAQJ: Ukranian Military 2313 CW 5LG bcast tfc to
collective BTMT: QTC 725 62 5 0100 725 = 893 = AAAAA BKHWF
KNPMY ... VSKYN KDKEK RPT AL QLN AR. Has spur on 3776.84 kHz.
(04Feb05) (RGA)
DEKA25: 19:10 DEKA 25
DRK Stuttgart with traffic
for DEKA 2510 USB+SITOR B 11feb05 (RP)
WD3: Estonian Army 1902 ALE/USB Calls EK7. (26Jan05) (RGA)
(26Jan05) (RGA)
(28Jan05) (RGA)
AAA: Israeli AF NCS 2128 ALE/USB Sounding. (22Jan05) (RGA)
LH7: Estonian Army 2133 ALE/USB Calls UT3 and EY5
(17Feb05) (RGA)
WD3: Estonian Army 1910 ALE/USB Sounding. (26Jan05) (RGA)
: CIS Military 1755 MS-5/4800/USB Setup tones. In and
out of cipher. Morse keyed on 3rd tone: QRJ? QRJ3. QJB3.
(19Feb05) (RGA)
AAA: Israeli AF NCS 2117 ALE/USB Sounding. (12Feb05) (RGA)
AAA: Israeli AF NCS 2225 ALE/USB Sounding. AA1 also.
(18Feb05) (RGA)
AAA: Israeli AF Prob NCS 0018 ALE/USB Sounding.
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03900
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03933
03933
03933
04015.0
04022.0
04026.0
04027
04030
04032.5
04042
04042
04050.0
WUN-v11
(23Jan05) (RGA)
E2TO: Ukranian Military 1931 CW Comms check with 2GJ7
1ELE OPTL SGHP. (01Feb05) (RGA)
ESUP: Ukranian Military 1739 CW Sends stratcode msg:
"XXX ESUP 13224 ZIZNANNä 378" twice. (26Jan05) (RGA)
ETX1: Ukranian Military 1910 CW Cancels NR 287 to
2WQA. (15Feb05) (RGA)
OF3R: Ukranian Military 2218 CW Msg for IIZ3: OF3R 928
56 1 0015 928 = 532 = AAAAA üXRPU ... KAPER KAKDG K.
Followed by Nr 956 to 4MH5. Nothing heard on suspected
dual frequency 3776 kHz. (31Jan05) (RGA)
VVXE: Ukranian Military 2214 CW KOYG YAM8 4MH5 IIZ3 de
VVXE K. Then four R Ks so all must have responded. Raspy note.
(31Jan05) (RGA)
WBNG: Ukranian Military 2030 CW In traffic: ... WAJBL
AYBFK ... TEäER KZKIK K. (08Feb05) (RGA)
: Ukranian Military 2224 CW Ends 54-group msg to unid:
... 70949 65334 05051 K. Dual frequency 3348 kHz active.
(04Feb05) (RGA)
DXWQ: Ukranian Military 2124 CW Comms check with FJD4
5WYQ P8YR 2FHX AUGQ FVE5. All respond on 3211 kHz but DXWQ
cannot hear FVE5. (08Feb05) (RGA)
G43A: Ukranian Military 2049 CW CGCU de G43A QSA?
K. R K. (22Jan05) (RGA)
3Z3A: Ukranian Military 2224 CW Sends msg to
collective PPDP: PPDP de 3Z3A QTC 741 52 18 0002 741 = 029 =
44327 29529 ... 67566 18050. Repeats. Ends QLN AR.
(17Feb05) (RGA)
QN5S: Ukranian Military 2056 CW Bcasts msg to
collective 4PNT: QTC 394 65 8 2242 394 = 056 = 41223 72668 ...
24552 08063 (rpts) QLN AR. (08Feb05) (RGA)
unid: 0910 unid mode /100bds/shift175 ??? Jan16 05 ML
000021000: unid prob. Greek MIL 1605 USB/ALE clng
0000210788 (02-feb-2005) (MSM)
WD3: Estonian Military 2135 ALE/USB Calls EK7.
(26Jan05) (RGA)
: NATO Air Defence Data System 2235 LINK-11/2250/ISB
TADIL-A. (24Jan05) (RGA)
RFFO: Russian 'RFF' Net 1944 CW RFFO RFFM RFFh and
RFFR work RFFN. RFFR sends two group message = 760 319 =; RFFh
13-group msg; RFFM nil. (02Feb05) (RGA)
RFFO: Russian 'RFF' Net 2019 CW RFFO RFFM and RFFh in
tonight's sked. Each send and received one message to/from
RFFN. (08Feb05) (RGA)
RFFO: Russian 'RFF' Net 2036 CW Only RFFO and RFFM in
tonight's sked. (15Feb05) (RGA)
RFFh: Russian 'RFF' Net 2019 CW RFFh passes msg to NCS
RFFN: RFFh = 371 196 050 359 321 661 321 740 627 262 620 302
570 = + RFFh K. Then RFFP RFFR RFFO and RFFM each pass RFFN a
msg in turn. Nothing heard on suspect NCS freq 3132 kHz.
(01Feb05) (RGA)
unid: 2130 USB / Female voice repeating: "Sierra
Yankee November Two" (07/Feb/2005) (sej)
fishermen: 1751 USB dutch Jan23 05 ML
unid: 2051 COQUELET8?? Jan20 05 ML
RJF35: Russian Navy vessel 1720 CW wkg RJV38 "qsa no".
Both stations logged on this channel in 2000 wkg each other
for r/c. (12/Dec/04) (ALF)
(24Jan05) (RGA)
SA Ny Durban: 2240 S.A. MFSK (02/02/05) (AJP)
378: Unid Illicit 2200 CW 378 callup repeated then =
280 19 = 51528 07665 ... 06781 09187 = 378 378 etc. ending 0 0
0. (07Feb05) (RGA)
SWM4: Ukranian Military 2245 CW Ends 70x5LG message
... MYTGZ BDKVK K. Then msg to BGPS QTC 198 53 25 0030 198 =
963 = AAAAA TWPTX UMJIF ... äGKCü BDKDA K (24Jan05) (RGA)
fishermen: 0827 USB ff d/x french *& spanish ship
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04207.5
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04209.5
04209.5
04209.5
04210.5
04210.5
04210.5
04211.7
04212
04212.0
04212.0
04212.0
04212.5
04214.0
04215.0
04216.0
04216.0
04216.5
04218.5
04219.0
04232
04232.0
04238
04238
04238
04241.0
04244
WUN-v11
dial Jan22 05 ML
RCV: Russian Navy Black Sea Fleet HQ Sevastopol, UKR
0325 CW qtc to RIC87. (16/Dec/04) (ALF)
KGTX: Horizon Anchorage 2107 USB Contacted COMSTA
Kodiak. Discussed sea ice conditions in the Cook Inlet.
(13Feb05) (AB)
KCI98: King Salmon,Ak 18:30utc 10Feb05 SSB (SN)
Unid: 0032 CW handkeyed (15/02/05) (AJP)
EAUU: Spanish Ship Rio Orxas 2103 GMDSS RQs Spanish
Ship Playa de Arneles/EAXT for simplex telephone conversation
on 5253 kHz. (02Feb05) (RGA)
IBSS: Italian Ship Jolly Amaranto 2105 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. OXZ BQs. (02Feb05) (RGA)
OIXV: Finnish Ship Bravo 2119 GMDSS RQs LyngbyRadio/OXZ for
safety test. (02Feb05) (RGA)
0402 1615 ??? TWN FEC - ZAZA LE79 1A_BUVFAUAC
(possible a Taiwanees navtex station)(CSn)
TAH: Turk Radio 1814 FEC Navtex (28/Jan/05) (RH2)
XSY: 0402 1934 XSY TWN FEC - (Hualien) PE79
AUCQBP_A_Y_TAVWESRATEBSUATEYRPSP (CSn)
TAH: Istanbul Turk Radio NAVTEX 2158 id in CW: "TAH",
2200-2200 navarea (11Feb05) (SMK)
A9M: BAHRAIN RADIO 1933 CW Chan free marker "de A9M
tlx" (09/Feb)(DW)
A9M: ManamaRadio BHR 2311 ARQ w/Morse ID. (24Jan05) (RGA)
IAR: ROME RADIO 1932 CW Chan free marker "IAR"
(09/Feb)(DW)
L2C: PNA Buenos Aires 0320 FEC Wx/SS then Wx/EE
//8418.3 (21/Jan/05) (RH2)
UGC: Sankt Peterburg Radio RUS 2051 ARQ With Morse ID.
(02Feb05) (RGA)
UGC: ST PETERSBURG RADIO 1934 CW Chan free marker "de
UGC" (09/Feb)(DW)
UGC: St. Petersburg Radio SITOR / ARQ Idle with CW
ID. (09/Feb/2005) (Nighthawk)
XSQ: GUANGZHOU RADIO 1934 CW Chan free marker "XSQ"
(09/Feb)(DW)
UBJ: Baku Radio 1647 CW / Transmitting Navigational
Warnigs. (10/Feb/2005) (Nighhawk)
IDR2: IN ROME 1941 RTTY 75/N/850 CARB "IDR3 /IGJ42
/IGJ41 /IDR2 /IDR8 /IGJ43" (09/Feb)(DW)
XSG: SHANGHAI RADIO 1942 CW Chan free marker "XSG"
(09/Feb)(DW)
SVO2: OLYMPIA RADIO 1944 CW Chan free marker "de SVO"
(09/Feb)(DW)
TAH: ISTANBUL RADIO 1944 CW Chan free marker "TAH"
(09/Feb)(DW)
(09/Feb)(DW)
LZW24: VARNA RADIO 1948 CW Chan free marker "de LZW
LZW" (09/Feb)(DW)
(09/Feb)(DW)
FUF: French Navy Fort de France, MRT 2138 RTTY ITA2
75/850/N RY-mkr to FAA. (14/Dec/04) (DL8AAM)
FUF: FN Fort de France 0427 RTTY 75/850 FAA de FUF FUF
(23/01/05)(AJP)
AG2: Unid 2139 ALE/USB Calls XEF. (20Jan05) (RGA)
AG2: Unid 2337 ALE/USB Calls XEF. (06Feb05) (RGA)
VTP4: Vishakhapatnam Naval Radio India 2055 CW 4FGs to
warships. (02Feb05) (RGA)
4XZ: Israel Navy Haifa 2320 CW / Sending traffic then
vvv 4XZ call slip. (10/Feb/2005) (Nighthawk)
DAO4A: Global Link Network Stn Kiel GER 2118 PACTOR-3
Idles with Morse ID. (02Feb05) (RGA)
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04249.0 HEB01: Bern Radio 1730 CW / (17/Feb/2005) (F.Tambussa)
04250.5 HEB01: BERN RADIO 1649 CW Chan free marker. CW ID "cq
de HEB01" every 3 mins (31/Jan)(DW)
04250.5 HEB01: Global Link Network Stn Berne SWI 2115 PACTOR-3
Idles with Morse ID. (02Feb05) (RGA)
04250.5 unid: 0817 unid mode 100bds/shift :200 disc altern
with cw fsk g-tor?Feb06 05 ML
04267.9 VTG4: Indian Naval Radio Mumbai 2316 CW VTG4/6/7
marker. (24Jan05) (RGA)
04268
VTG4: Indian Navy Mumbai, IND 2137 CW vvv-mkr.
04270
PCD2: E10 Mossad 0031 USB YL with callup. (23Jan05) (RGA)
04283
XSV: Tianjin Radio, CHN 2135 CW CQ-mkr. (14/Dec/04) (DL8AAM)
04295
FUE: French Navy Brest, F 2225 RTTY ITA2 75/850/N RYmkr to ALL. (14/Dec/04) (DL8AAM)
04298
VTM11: unid Indian Navy station, IND CW vvv-mkr.
04308.5 HZY: Ras Tanurah Radio, ARS 1801 CW CQ-mkr fr tfc-lst.
04330
4XZ: Israeli Navy Haifa 2320 CW 5LGs then calls.
(24Jan05) (RGA)
04331.0 4XZ: Israel Navy Haifa 2308 CW / 721 pw v ad8w 559190
ei8w gr 81 = ewewe asgdg zubmn xkswd
04357.0 CWF: Punta Carreta. Uruguay 0054 USB SS QSX 4065.0
(MAR CH 401) PPw/ship Polarstar (05/02/05) (AJP)
04360.0 unid: 2130 USB / Female voice repeating: "Victor Lima
Bravo Two" (07/Feb/2005) (sej)
04363
3AC4: Monaco Radio, MCO 1829 USB mm / vmm F / vmf E &
Russian, into french bulletin at 1830z. (28/Dec/04) (DL8AAM)
04369.0 WLO: mobile 0708 USB wx Jan21 05ML
04369.0 fishermen: 0831 USB ff d/x back to harbour... Feb06 05 ML
04372
J6E: Unid 0430 USB J6E & 6ID in Link-11 co-ordination
net, 0430-0450z, several other players mentioned, sound files
available. (02Feb05) (BC2)
04373.6 : Unid 2105 UNID/300/190 Approx 4-sec bursts with
approx 1-sec pause reported by Tom/Galtt1@aol.com yesterday
evening. Possibly also last month on WUN. (02Feb05) (RGA)
04410.2 : Unid FF 2133 ARQ-E3/200/230 Betas. (02Feb05) (RGA)
04415
MDN: Ministry of National Defence Algiers 2142 ALE/USB
Calls UL01/Unid. (28Jan05) (RGA)
04417.0 Unid: 0015 USB SS Uruguayan fisheries ? Also on 6644.0
USB(12/02/05) (AJP)
04424.5 L: MX Beacon Tirana 0631 CW (27Jan05) (WC)
04424.5 L: MX Beacon Tirana 0809 CW (29Jan05) (WC)
04426
L: MX Beacon Tirana 0702 CW (Instead of 4424.5).
(15Feb05) (WC)
04426
L: MX Beacon Tirana 0705 CW (instead of 4,424.5.
(14Feb05) (WC)
04430
: Russian Military 2110 FSK-CW -/170 msgs like "QQT
934 FM 91987 FOR 238376 ... 929 FM 1t1155 FOR 533332 k ar",
tracking details?. (14/Dec/04) (ALF)
04433
DRQ3: Russian Military 2108 CW Msg for KZFE: 697 29 9
0005 697 = ZZD 946 = MCSUX hGOHP ... EDMGE KIKBE K.
(08Feb05) (RGA)
04433.0 WT8L: UNID 1928 CW "Q8QY de WT8L qsv k" (30/Jan)(DW)
04438
NOVEMBER: tent. Austrian Military USB OM GG/Austrian
accent?, sx wkg XRAY with "Frage Verstaendigung" (="How
copy"). (14/Dec/04) (ALF)
04444
: NATO Air Defence Data System 2326 LINK-11/2250/USB
TADIL-A. Still active. (24Jan05) (RGA)
04444
: NATO US Navy Napoli ITA LINK-11/2250/USB Longrunning TADIL-A frequency. (22Jan05) (RGA)
04444
: USN Napoli ITA 2206 LINK-11/2250/USB TADIL-A. Still
active. (17Feb05) (RGA)
04464.0 ---: UNID 1944 CW Vri weak, slow morse (30/Jan)(DW)
04471
: Enigma M51 2139 CW NR 31F 02 22:37:49 2005 = XMIBJ
UBWSW ... (02Feb05) (RGA)
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04504.0 WQW: UNID 0405 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng RWG
(29/Jan)(DW)
04504.0 Y6F: UNID 0429 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng RWG.
Also 0435, 0445. 0446 clng JGW (29/Jan)(DW)
04505.0 YA40: ALGERIAN DGSN ?LOC 0022 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
04505.0 YA50: ALGERIAN DGSN ?LOC 0022 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Responding to YA40 (29/Jan)(DW)
04507
AAA: Israeli AF Prob NCS 0009 ALE/USB Sounding. Also
5478 kHz. (07Feb05) (RGA)
04507.0 AA1: ISRAELI AF BEN GURION 0129 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on usb. Sounding, also 0229, 0329 (29/Jan)(DW)
on usb. Sounding (28/Jan)(DW)
04507.0 AAA: ISRAELI AF? ?LOC 0104 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding. Aslo 0209 (29/Jan)(DW)
04507.0 BB1: ISRAELI AF PALMACHIM 2351 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding (28/Jan)(DW)
04507.0 DD1: ISRAELI AF 2100 USB/ALE snd (17-feb-2005)(MSM)
04530.0 S4S000OGBMRM1: UNID 2050 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng V1S000OEKCOPER (29/Jan)(DW)
04530.0 V1S000OEKCOPER:UNID 0203 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng S4S000OGBMRM1 (30/Jan)(DW)
04530.0 V1S000OEKCOPER:UNID 2359 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng S4S000OGBMRM1 (29/Jan)(DW)
04550
S4S000: (S4S000OGBMRM) Unid 2258 ALE/USB Calls
04550.0 S4S000OGBMRM1: UNID 0532 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng V1S000OEKCOPER (31/Jan)(DW)
04550.0 Unid: 2209 FSK 50/850 ACF=0 (13/01/05) (AJP)
04555.2 gcg: cuxhaven 2017 ARQ mbhm Feb17 05 ML
04559.3 : Moroccan Army Ouarzazate 2151 FEC/100/850 Msgs in
French to Commandant Royal Guard re
presonnel/armament/munitions/vehicles/provisioning. Freq
4559.26 kHz. Unusual wide shift for FEC. (02Feb05) (RGA)
04560.0 TAH: 2009 FEC wx " jason...bomba...sidra..." Feb15 05 ML
04561
TYMB2: Spanish Guarda Civil 2213 ALE/USB Calls TXX2.
Then calkls TYMC2 and TYMV2. (20Jan05) (RGA)
04561.0 TYMB2: GUARDIA CIVIL ?LOC 0722 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng TXX2 (31/Jan)(DW)
04570.0 Unid: 0412 MIL STD 188-110A serial modem ACF = 20
(23/01/05)(AJP)
04586
SELA: Russian Military 1850 CW Bcast msg: SELA QTC 843
30 9 2140 843 = 110 = OüGhh FPOTU ... CHZIV POPWU 272 AR. LDBO
alternative. (09Feb05) (RGA)
04589.0 fishermen: 0833 USB ff d/x wind Feb06 05 ML
04600
0000001220: Prob Turkish Net 2014 ALE/USB Sounding.
(31Jan05) (RGA)
04600.0 0000001220: TURKISH INTEL ?LOC 0621 MIL.STD 188-141A
ALE on usb. Sounding (03/Feb)(DW)
04600.0 0000001220: TURKISH INTEL ?LOC 2246 MIL.STD 188-141A
04629.0 1107: UNID 0708 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(04/Feb)(DW)
04630.0 TN1: UNID 0711 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng SL1
(04/Feb)(DW)
04640.0 T2Z238: US NG 38TH AVN BRGD 0108 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on usb. Sounding. Also 0239 (04/Feb)(DW)
04640.0 T2Z238: US NG 38TH AVN BRGD 2307 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on usb. Sounding (03/Feb)(DW)
04654.6 fishermen: 2015 USB span d/x Feb15 05 ML
04675.0 atc nat: 2031 USB work LH8384 Feb17 05 ML
04680
: FishFone 2206 CRY-2001/USB Analogue scrambler.
Simplex. Prob Spanish. Male voices. (02Feb05) (RGA)
04681.0 AA1: ISRAELI AF? ?LOC 0014 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding. Also 0114, 0214 (06/Feb)(DW)
04681.0 AA1: ISRAELI AF? ?LOC 2314 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding (05/Feb)(DW)
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04681.0 DD1: ISRAELI AF? ?LOC 0610 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding. Also 0209, 0310 (06/Feb)(DW)
04681.0 DD1: ISRAELI AF? ?LOC 2306 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding. Also 2309z (05/Feb)(DW)
04683.0 AAA: ISRAELI AF? ?LOC 2335 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding. (05/Feb)(DW)
04700.0 fishermen: 1629 USB dan?? Feb05 05 ML
04707.0 PHOENIXTOC: UNID 0331 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding (07/Feb)(DW)
04720.0 fishermen: 2017 USB french d/x seaweed Jan29 05 ML
04721
200179: C-17 00-0179 2120 ALE/USB wkg CRO Croughton
HF-GCS. (07Feb05) (SA)
04721
240065: Unid USAF Aircraft 2146 ALE/USB Sounding.
(28Jan05) (RGA)
04721
260: USAF C-17 96-0006 2058 ALE/USB Calls CRO/US HFGCS Stn Croughton UK. (20Jan05) (RGA)
04721
(06Feb05) (RGA)
04721
ICZ: US HF-GCS Stn Sigonella ITA 2337 ALE/USB
04721
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 1858 ALE/USB wkg PLA Lajes HF-GCS
in AMD [AMD]"MNBMNBMNBMNBMNB" (16Feb05) (SA)
04721
KVX53: (US Embassy Europe ??) 1326 ALE/USB wkg kwq36
US Embassy ??) (09Feb05) (SA
04721.0 170045: USAF ACRFT C5 87-0045 0145 MIL.STD 188-141A
ALE on usb. Clng MPA (07/Feb)(DW)
04721.0 180221: USAF ACRFT C5 68-0221 0131 MIL.STD 188-141A
04721.0 290166: USAF ACRFT C-17 99-0165 2352 MIL-STD 188-141A
04721.0 CRO: US HFGCS CROUGHTON 0104 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng IKF/Keflavick. 0609 sounding (07/Feb)(DW)
04721.0 HAW: US HFGCS ASCENSION 0556 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
04721.0 IKF: US HFGCS KEFLAVICK 0102 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding Also0103 0218 0324. 0104 responding to
CRO/Croughton. 0504 clng PLA/Lajes (07/Feb)(DW)
04721.0 IKF: US HFGCS KEFLAVICK 2348 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
04721.0 JNR: US HFGCS SALINAS 0335 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
04721.0 PLA: US HFGCS LAJES 4721 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding. Also 0111 0324 0358 (07/Feb)(DW)
04751.0 TWLV: GUARDIA CIVIL VIZCAYA 0200 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on usb. Clng TXXX/Valdemoro (09/Feb)(DW)
04766.0 GW32: UNID 0557 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
HN32. Aslo 0601z (09/Feb)(DW)
04777.5 IMB51: Rome Meteo 1940 FAX/120/576 Blurred two-panel
chart ending 1947, followed by similar formatted chart
(04Feb05) (KB)
04803
LINK-11/2250+2250/ISB TADIL-A. (02Feb05) (RGA)
04840.0 ALPHA 1 BRAVO: US Army or NG net control: 1359 LSB
voice. (09/FEB/05) (JLM)
04900.0 fishermen: 2048 USB d/x span qso? Jan25 05 ML
04909.5 : CIS Military 2223 MS-5/4800/DPSK/USB Cipher.
(02Feb05) (RGA)
04917.0 unid: 2042 PICCOLO/6 ?? encr Feb17 05 ML
04925
0000210301: Greek Police Net 2339 ALE/USB Sounding.
(06Feb05) (RGA)
04930
WD3: Estonian Military 2159 ALE/USB Calls LU9 and is
called by EK7. (20Jan05) (RGA)
04950.0 ICSSIL: (Rockwell Collins Signal Integration
Laboratory, probably Irvine CA): 1239 USB/ALE sounding. Also
sounding on 07410.0; 09050.0; 13850.0; & 20960.0. 02/14 RP3
05000.0 YVTO: TS Caracas VEN 05:09 H3E Spanish identification
and time announcements 30jan05 (PPA)(
05043
: CIS Military 1727 MS-5/4800/DPSK/USB Cipher.
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(21Jan05) (RGA)
VG1: UNID 1902 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Responding
to VG2. 1902 wkng VGV [AMD]1103VGV^172004VG1^00552AX6OK., and
further exchanges (17/Feb)(DW)
VG2: UNID 1700 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng VG1
[AMD] 1103VG1^171802VG2^029!(ZUXG. 1711 clng VGV also at 1713,
1723. (17/Feb)(DW)
VGV: UNID 1902 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Wlng VG1
[AMD]UPPFAT, and further exchanges (17/Feb)(DW)
9MB13: RMN Penang MLA? 2002 CW Faulty keying ... vvv
vvv 9mb13 vvvvv b vv 9 vv m v m1 v v m vvv 9b13 vv m vvv b v b
v v m1 vvvv 913 vvvvv m3 v b v 9 v b v 91 v vv m v vv m vv 1
... (30Jan05) (IB)
9MB13: Malaysian Navy 1828 CW Sent service note: "jull
jull ii zif zif bt svc aaa zkl zic mmb1/228 mmb1/232 rpt zkl
zic mmb1/228 mmb1/232 aaa bt ar (R). Then 'vvv vvv vvv 9mb13'
string. Very long pauses between words. (12Feb05) (IB)
USAFC1250: & USAIS1012, US Army: 1433 USB ALE.
09/FEB/05) (JLM)
USAIS1012: (US Army Intelligence & Security Command
(INSCOM), Ft Belvoir VA): 1535 USB/ALE TO USAMD1010 (US Army
Space & Missile Defense Command (SMDC), Arlington VA).
02/02 RP3
: NATO Air Defence Data Modem 2055 LINK-11/2250/USB
: UK/NATO Naval Stn 1730 NATO-150?/150/850 Irregular
blocked msgs in KG84. Unusual speed. (21Jan05) (RGA)
USAIS1012: (US Army Intelligence & Security Command,
Ft Belvoir VA): 1651 USB/ALE TO USAT3A (possibly US Army
Training Command, Ft Monroe VA), USA (possibly US Army HQs,
Pentagon Wash DC), USANG2 (US Army National Guard HQs,
Arlington VA). 01/19 RP3
(26Jan05) (RGA)
: E10 Mossad 2104 USB YL in traffic ... 966 EIQPV
ROXXP ... (26Jan05) (RGA)
CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 2056 RTTY/75/850 ZKRs to
NAWS. (04Feb05) (RGA)
CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 2107 RTTY/75/850 ZKRs to
NAWS. (26Jan05) (RGA)
Unid: 0357 Stanag 4285 ACF=32 (18/01/05) (AJP)
NCYP: Russian Military 2011 CW Msg to unid: NCYP 354
29 2 2302 354 = 087 = KXNSP MMMMM LCPSH ... 178 RPT AL K.
(02Feb05) (RGA)
fishermen: 1756 USB ff d/x "saint cast..." Jan10 05 ML
282: Chinese Military 1149 ALE/USB Calls 561.
(15Feb05) (IB)
KNFG267: Oklahoma City, OK EOC net control for the OK
Operation SECURE HF Radio Net: (JLM)
VTK: Indian Navy Tuticorin, IND 1950 CW vvv-mkr "vvv
vvv vvv VTK2/3/4 VTK2/3/4 VTK2/3/4". (16/Dec/04) (DL8AAM)
: Poss Ukranian Military 2229 RTTY/50/480 7.5-bit
telecipher with zzzzz leadins. Opchat in Ukranian. Abrikos 459
Zaverilli mentioned. Offair 2233. (02Feb05) (RGA)
P: MX Beacon Kaliningrad 1604 CW (10Feb05) (WC)
CBM: Chilean Ny 0323 USB SS Magallanes R. Sending 5LG
to unid stn(28/01/05) (AJP)
DRA5: DARC Prop Beacon 1718 CW 457 988. (15Feb05) (WC)
DRA5: DARC Propagation Beacon 0812 CW RST 346.
Distance 988km (?) (29Jan05) (WC)
DRA5: R/AM BEACON, GERMANY 1603 CW Marker "vvv de
DRA5". Periodically iono summary/forecast. Periodically info
sent in RTTY//45.5/R/170 and in PSK31 (both BPSK and QPSK)
(14/Feb)(DW)
MIKE 9 KILO: North Carolina NG net control: 1400 USB
voice. Other stations called:B4U, B5O, B6Y, C9T, D1M, E9F,
I4S, L3A, M1R, N4J, Q7I, V8Z, T7G, U3J, X2R & X8L
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(09/FEB/05) (JLM)
05220.5 TF1: Singapore Navy NCS 2200 ALE/USB Wkg Endurance
Class LPD RSS Resolution L-208. (17Feb05) (RGA)
05224
0444 CW qtc with NAWIPs to RBE86 and RIP90, wx for italian and
Israelian region. (6/Dec/04) (ALF)
05224.0 RCV: Navy Sevastopol UKR 04:48 A1A Russian QTC to RBE
86 30jan05 (PPA)
05247
: Unid Illicit 2110 CW Ends sked with ... 59933 0 0 0.
(04Feb05) (RGA)
05250.0 101: presumed CHN diplo 18:10 ALE/USB calling 107 or
104 10feb05 (PPA)
05273.0 ---: UNID 2049 CW Tfc in 5 fig grps. Ends "TTT" twice.
26 wpm (18/Feb)(DW)
05278
Q7NW: M89 Chinese Military 0140 CW v gkv gkv gkv de
q~w q~w (R). Symbol ~ sent as --...-. but probably defective
V GKVZ GKVZ GKVZ DE Q7NW Q7NW. //6668 (25Jan05) (IB)
05290
GB3ORK: RSGB Prop Beacon Lerwick SCO 1717 CW 335.
1839. (11Feb05) (WC)
05320
NOWK: USCGC Dependable (WMEC-626) 0410 USB Wkg
NYVC/USCGC Mako (WPB-87303) re distressed F/V Provider. At
0501 F/V Provider wkg Dependable re vessels status.
(18Jan05) (RB)
05362
INA: Sonatrach Net In Amenas ALG ALE/USB Sounding.
(31Jan05) (RGA)
05369
: Unid M21 0816 CW = 99 1116??8????? = 99 1117??8?????
= 99 1118??8????? = 99 1119??8????? = 99 112t??8????? = 99
1121??8????? ... (17Feb05) (IB)
05376
DXKY: Russian Military 2006 CW Msg to LTFI: DXKY 278
29 12 2340 278 = 879 = PPPPP HMQTJ IBYEJ ... RPT AL QLN AR.
(13Feb05) (RGA)
05376
XDED: Russian Military 0012 CW Bcasts msg to
collective SRST: QTC 399 17 7 0244 399 = 448 = LWUTA AILöh ...
(ends) AR. (07Feb05) (RGA)
05394
7F6A: CIS Military 2119 CW (Call missed). 4FG msg to
unid '... 726 = 5531 2470 7499 2098 8630 2830 0199 9644 6828 2379
7569 5889 7671 8709 RPT AL QLN K. Then 1SDN de 7F6A QSV
K. BK QTC K. 351 = 7072 4704 ... (26Jan05) (RGA)
05394
BFWE: CIS Military 2128 CW Msg for 7QSO: 195 = 1956
2749 ... 5375 0749 K.
05400.0 LRN1: (Army Corps of Engineers, Lakes & Rivers
District, Nashville TN): 0135 USB/ALE sounding. 01/21 RP3
05418
NCYP: Russian Military 0025 CW Comms check with at
least ZSEL and GSDJ. (07Feb05) (RGA)
05435
: Enigma E10 Mossad 1737 USB YL in traffic. End of
msg. W W Msg GR28 66 FYOUM KVMPN ... (21Jan05) (RGA)
05435
: Enigma E10 Mossad 2242 USB YL in tfc RPT MSG GR82
TEXT BHTSX BJSTD ... (02Feb05) (RGA)
05435.0 ART2: Enigma E10 Mossad 2235 (19Jan05) (MAL)
05456
AAA: Israeli AF 2212 ALE/USB Sounding. (11Feb05) (RGA)
05465.9 R: Russian navy beacon Izhevsk RUS 18:35 A1A slow
keying 11feb05 (PPA)
05466
R: MX Beacon Ustinov 1605 CW (10Feb05) (WC)
05475
Sounding. (11Feb05) (RGA)
05478
AA1: Israeli AF Ben Gurion 2216 ALE/USB Sounding. Also
AAA/NCS. (11Feb05) (RGA)
05509.0 FREDGAS: (Washington Gas & Light Company:Frederick,
MD): 2028 LSB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on 09200.0LSB.
01/21 RP3
05509.0 SHENGAS: (Washington Gas & Light Company:Springfield,
VA): 2022 LSB/ALE sounding. 01/21 RP3
05544
(22Jan05) (RGA)
05544
A7-ACE: Qatar Airways A330 2326 HFDL Signs on.
(22Jan05) (RGA)
05544
A7-ACF: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0075 0005 HFDL At
2717N 04851E. (29Jan05) (RGA)
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A7-ACH: Qatar Airways A330 2030 HFDL Signs on.
(23Jan05) (RGA)
A7-AFM: Qatar Airways A330 2028 HFDL Signs on to ARINC
Muharraq. (23Jan05) (RGA)
A7-AFM: Qatar Airways A330 2115 HFDL Signs on to ARINC
Muharraq. (13Feb05) (RGA)
A7-AFM: Qatar Airways A330 2321 HFDL Signs on. Prob
Flt QR0034. (31Jan05) (RGA)
A7-AFM: Qatar Airways A330 2325 HFDL Signs on.
(22Jan05) (RGA)
A7-AFO: Qatar Airways A330 0006 HFDL Signs on.
(29Jan05) (RGA)
B-2473: China Southern B747 1724 HFDL Signs on.
(22Jan05) (RGA)
(23Jan05) (RGA)
B-6051: China Eastern A340 0009 HFDL Signs on. Airbus
rules ! (29Jan05) (RGA)
(22Jan05) (RGA)
(23Jan05) (RGA)
B-6055: China Eastern A340 2034 HFDL Logs on.
(09Feb05) (RGA)
D-ALCC: Lufthansa Cargo MD11 Flt LH8391 2323 HFDL
D-ALCH: Lufthansa Cargo MD11 Flt LH8399 1958 HFDL Logs
on to ARINC Muharraq. (09Feb05) (RGA)
D-ALCS: Lufthansa MD11C Conversion 2325 HFDL Signs on.
Ex I-DUPD N630LT. ICAO ID CE0E3C. (22Jan05) (RGA)
G-VATL: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Miss Kitty' Flt VS0250
1651 HFDL At 5224N 00302E. (22Jan05) (RGA)
VS0900 1648 HFDL Posn 6334N 03611E to ARINC Muharraq.
(22Jan05) (RGA)
2353 HFDL At 5337N 01824E. (28Jan05) (RGA)
JEDDAH: Jeddah LDOC 2122 USB Wkg SAUDIA 1836 in EE and
Arabic. (13Feb05) (RGA)
LH8420: Lufthansa Cargo MD11 2004 HFDL Posn 3930N
03745E. (09Feb05) (RGA)
N270UP: UPS MD11 2005 HFDL Logs on. (09Feb05) (RGA)
N556TZ: American Transair B757 2319 HFDL Signs on to
VP-BDN: Aeroflot A319 0009 HFDL Acks message relayed
by Muharraq: "WXR REPORT SA 28/23:00 USSS 282300Z 35001MPS
P6000 -SN FEW010 OVC067 M23/M26 Q1051 NOSIG RMK QFE768
58810360=SA 28/23:00 USPP 282300Z 09002MPS 3000 FU M23/M25
Q1052 NOSIG RMK QFE778/103". (29Jan05) (RGA)
VP-BDN: Aeroflot A319 2320 HFDL Sign on. (22Jan05) (RGA)
VP-BDO: Aeroflot A319 Flt SU0114 2000 HFDL At 5602N
03740E. (11Feb05) (RGA)
VP-BWI: Aeroflot A320 2351 HFDL Signs on. (28Jan05) (RGA)
VP-BWI: Aeroflot A320 Flt SU0299 2126 HFDL At 4019N
00322W. (13Feb05) (RGA)
VP-BWK: Aeroflot A319 Flt SU0263 1959 HFDL Signs on to
ARINC Muharraq. At 2008z QSYs to 8948 kHz (Las Palmas).
(11Feb05) (RGA)
VP-BWL: Aeroflot A319 2328 HFDL Signs on. Flt no given
as SU0000. (31Jan05) (RGA)
ZS-SNA: S.African Airways A340 Flt SA0261 0003 HFDL At
2445N 01541E acks message from Johannesburg via Bahrain: "MSG
FROM JNBCMSA SEQ28746 - HELLO SA261 COPIED ALL OK NXT CALL
0100Z - GROETE STEPHAN". (29Jan05) (RGA)
ZS-SNB: S.African Airways A340 Acks msg from
Johannesburg ops via Muharraq. MSG FROM JNBCMSA SEQ17607 COPIED OPS NML NEXT CALL 2130 . (23Jan05) (RGA)
ZS-SNC: S.African Airways A340 2132 HFDL Acks msg from
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Johannesburg via Muharraq MSG FROM JNBCMSA SEQ00506 - SA286
CPD ALL . (13Feb05) (RGA)
ZS-SNF: S.African Airways A340 Flt SA0261 0001 HFDL
Ack msg from Johannesburg via ARINC Bahrain: "M08ASA0261OFAJS
HI ZUR 261. OPS NML. ETA 0650 NEXT CALL 0100". (29Jan05) (RGA)
D-ALCA: Lufthansa Cargo MD11 Flt LH8390 2232 HFDL
Reports 4952N 01032E to Shannon. (31Jan05) (RGA)
(15Feb05) (IB)
Moroccan AF Tan Tan, MRC RTTY 75Bd texts to LAYOUNNE,
"FM: CHEF DET FRA ... TANTAN ... TO: ..... LAYOUNNE ... TEXTE
NR 4675/ZT/.... SIG; LT/VOL.M.ESSATE ... NNNN".
(14/Dez/04) (ALF)
9K-AKA:Kuwait Airways A320-212 0239 Selcal DREP to
Mwara Nat-A (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
9K-ALC:Kuwait Airways A310-308 0204 Selcal DRFJ to
9K-AMD:Kuwait Airways A300B4-605R 0202 Selcal DRFP to
C-GDVV:Air Canada A340-313X 0122 Selcal JMFR to Mwara
Nat-A (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
D-ABUH:Condor B767-330/ER 0118 Selcal CMRS to Mwara
D-ACLV:Lufthansa Canadair CL-600-2B19 Regional Jet
CRJ-100LR 2318 Selcal DSER to Mwara Nat-A
(15/16-feb-2005)(MSM)
D-AIGO:Lufthansa A340-313X 0340 Selcal DRPH to Mwara
EI-CDF:Aer Lingus B737-548 2230 BDGR Selcal to Mwara
F-GEXA:Air France B747-428 0102 Selcal HPJL to Mwara
F-GLNA:Corsair B747-206B0136 Selcal CKEJ to Mwara NatA (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
F-OHMF:Mexicana A320-231 0206 Selcal BRCG to Mwara
G-BNWR:British Airways B767-336/ER 0643 Selcal EKMQ to
G-BOPB:B767 British Airways 2202 Selcal CJBF to Mwara
G-BYGF:British Airways B747-436 'Chelsea Rose'
2340
Selcal DGHP to Mwara Nat-A (15/16-feb-2005)(MSM)
G-GDEZ:Aviation Beauport Corporate Jets BAe-125-1000B
2321 Selcal KSFQ to Mwara Nat-A (15/16-feb-2005)(MSM)
G-VHOT:Virgin Atlantic Airways B747-4Q8 0212 Selcal
EJQS to Mwara Nat-A (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
G-VIIF:British Airways B777-236/ER 0457 Selcal GKDR
to Mwara Nat-A (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
G-VIIU:British Airways B777-236/ER 0104 Selcal GJFR to
JA8263:Japan Air System (JAS)Airbus A300B4-203 0109
Selcal JPEQ to Mwara Nat-A (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
JY-AGT: Royal Jordanian Airline A310-308 0302 Selcal
DRFS to Mwara Nat-A (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
N127EM:unid Dassault Falcon 900 2228 Selcal FKRS to
N18TM:Gulfstrem G4 Global Express 2054 Selcal EMHP to
N204R:BEATRICE BABY LAKES INC Ba1000,0352 Selcal DPQS
N301K:Ford Motor Company Gulfstream Aerospace G-V 0440
Selcal KQER to Mwara Nat-A (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
N324AA:B767 American AirLines 2159 SelCall FHCJ to
N555AN:DC9 American AirLines 0440 SelCall KQAE to
N658AA:B757 American AirLines 0440 SelCall MPKQ to
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N699AN:B757 American AirLines 0520 SelCall LQRS to
N742DH: DHL B727 2150 Selcal BMCL to MWARA NAT-A
(15-feb-2005)(MSM)
N750NA:North American Airlines B757-28A 2322 Selcal
GRHP to Mwara Nat-A (15/16-feb-2005)(MSM)
OE-LFO:Austrian Airlines Fokker 70 (F-28-0070) 2320
Selcal JSFQ to Mwara Nat-A (15/16-feb-2005)(MSM)
OE-LNH:Lauda Air B737-4Z9 0102 Selcal GJDQ to Mwara
PH-KCD:KLM - Royal Dutch Airlines MD-11 0024 Selcal
AFHR to Mwara Nat-A (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
PH-MCL:Martinair B767-31A/ER 0321 Selcal BJPR to Mwara
PH-TSZ:Transavia Airlines B737-3K2 2239 Selcal GQBH to
VH-EWB:Flight West Fokker F-28-4000 Fellowship 2220
Selcal CGBF to Mwara Nat-A (15-feb-2005)(MSM)
T498AA: 498 Med Co US Army Deployed 2240 ALE/USB also
T1Z106/1 Bat 106 Avn Regt Deployed Sounding. (22Jan05) (RGA)
PNW9: PR China Navy, CHN CW clg-mkr to GM3Z.
(14/Dec/04) (ALF)
kinloss rescue: 1634 USB exercice completed / " rig
north hospital..." Jan22 05 ML
GAF118: unid GAF 1046 USB wkg DHM91: GAF Muenster, D.
Arr. at Hannover AP (07/FEB/05) (KK)
Selcall-Check "GHBP" (07/FEB/05) (KK)
CAMSLANT: USCG Chesapeake Va 1054A USB Wkg NRPM, USCGC
Legare (WMEC-912), adv 5696 is air/ground for CAMSLANT, req
they shift their radio guard to another freq. (19Dec04) (RB)
CAMSPAC: USCG Point Reyes 0335 USB Wkg 1713 (not
heard) with wx for Midway, ETA Midway is 0435z to pass to
District 14. Advised they will receive tasking in morning. SAR
involving the distressed M/V Explorer with over 900 persons on
board. (27Jan05) (RB)
NOJ: USCG CommSta Kodiak, AK 0115 USB Wkg CG 6512,
followed by the 6007. At 0129 wkg the 1711. At 0130 clg the
6513. At 0144 wkg the 6021 airborne for radio guard.
(27Dec04) (RB)
HAWAPR: US HF-GCS SIRPNet Stn Ascension 2021 ALE/USB
ICZSPR: US HF-GCS SIPRNet Stn Sigonella ITA 1928
ALE/USB Sounding. (11Feb05) (RGA)
IKFSPR: Keflavik SIPR NET 1020 ALE/USB wkg CROSPR
Croughton SIPR NET ALE+DATA (14Feb05) (SA)
JDGSPR: US HF-GCS SIPRNet Stn Diego Garcia BIOT 2110
ALE/USB Sounding. (31Jan05) (RGA)
PLASPR: US HF-GCS SIPRNet Stn Lajes AZR 2138 ALE/USB
260006: USAF C-17 96-0006 2045 ALE/USB Calls
HAW/Ascension. (20Jan05) (RGA)
260006: USAF C-17 96-0006 2045 ALE/USB Calls JDG/HFGCS Stn Diego Garcia. (20Jan05) (RGA)
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 0905 ALE/USB wkg GUA Guam HF-GCS
(13Feb05 ) (SA)
KWX57: (US Embassy??) 0952 ALE/USB wkg KWS90 (US
PLA: US HF-GCS Stn Lajes AZR 2213 ALE/USB Calls
IKF/USNS Keflavik. (23Jan05) (RGA)
B69: (unidentified): 1802 USB/ALE TO E30137 (E-3B
AWACS # 8-0137, Tinker AFB). These stations also noted on
09025.0. 02/11 RP3
HHS: (Dept of Heath & Human Services, Wash DC): 1809
RESCUE 323: Unid 1307 USB Wkg Halifax Military for
selcal check. (29Dec04) (RB)
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(13Feb05) (RGA)
D-ALCK: Lufthansa Cargo MD11 Flt LH8415 2027 HFDL At
5024N 01054E. (09Feb05) (RGA)
Posn 5146N 02643W to ARINC Reykjavik. (11Feb05) (RGA)
G-VMEG: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Mystic Maiden' Flt
VS0009. 2153 HFDL Sends msg to London via ARINC Reykjavik.
"EGLL HI AGAIN REVISED ETA 0050Z BRGDS". (13Feb05) (RGA)
JA-401J: JAL B747 2011 HFDL Logs on to ARINC
Reykjavik. (09Feb05) (RGA)
N310UP: UPS B767 2043 HFDL Signs on to ARINC
Reykjavik. (11Feb05) (RGA)
VP-BDM: Aeroflot A319 Flt SU0115 2015 At 5436N 02516E.
(09Feb05) (RGA)
RAF Boulmer: 13:43 RAF Boulmer with Trackings for
T1I, USB JMC exercise. 16feb05 (RP)
Reykjavic Arinc with squitters id.20:26 7feb05 (RP)
LNT: CAMSLANT Chesapeake VA USA 2225 ALE/USB Calls
J41/USCG HH-60J No 6041 of CGAS Clearwater. (09Feb05) (RGA)
CRO: US HF-GCS Stn RAF Croughton UK 1555 ALE/USB
Sounds twice on USSD frequency. (20Jan05) (RGA)
: Unid 2307 ALE/USB Link-protected ALE followed by
voice (Chinese?) then fast modem. Freq from Maciej Muszalski
on list. (18Feb05) (RGA)
G24502: (prob CH-47 helo, "F" Coy 1/131st Avn, AL NG
Birmingham AL): 0250 USB/ALE TO T1Z131 (1/131st Avn, AL NG,
Birmingham AL). This helo also noted as R24502 on 07360.0 &
08040.0. 02/12 RP3
757: Unid Illicit 2247 CW Repeating 757 callup then =
270 20 = 60984 01227 64962 ... (02Feb05) (RGA)
(15Feb05) (IB)
Arg Ny: 0032 USB SS Antartic Base Orcadas w/unid stn
in informalchat. Simplex (23/01/05) (AJP)
Unid 0235 LSB SS Radiogams. Possible Argentine
Police(17/01/05) (AJP)
AA1: Israeli AF 2212 ALE/USB Sounding. (17Feb05) (RGA)
PANTHER 0037: Unid TIME??? USB Wkg 17-Charlie,
securing radio guard. (21Jan05) (RB)
: Unid 1510 UNID/100/170 indecipherable text.
(01Feb05) (WC)
Unid: 0319 188-110A serial modem ACF = 20 (23/01/05) (AJP)
P5Z101: US Army 101st Airborne 0030 ALE/USB Sounding.
(10Feb05) (BC2)
EAATS: (Eastern Army Aviation Training Site, Muir AAF,
Ft Indiantown Gap PA): 1250 USB/ALE sounding. 02/04 RP3
EAATS: (Eastern Army Aviation Training Site, Muir AAF,
Ft Indiantown Gap PA): 2100 USB/ALE sounding. 01/19 RP3
R23695: (prob UH-60 helo): 2035 USB/ALE TO EAATS
(Eastern Army Aviation Training Site, Muir AAF, Ft. Indiantown
Gap PA). Also noted on 08171.5. 02/10 RP3
DESTAFAC: Venezuelan National Guard Naval Component
2203 ALE/USB Calls CGGN/ Commanding General Venezualan
National Guard. (09Feb05) (RGA)
TYMR2: Unid Spanish Guarda Civil 2111 ALE/USB Calls
TXX2/Unid. Repeats call on 5865 kHz. (06Feb05) (RGA)
1840 CW qtc to RIC87. (15/Dec/04) (ALF)
usaf mc clellan: 0706 USB eam Feb05 05 ML
5PPT: Russian Military 2108 CW End of comms check with
G8JG and YZS3. Not heard on QSX 5479 kHz. (19Jan05) (RGA)
5PPT: Russian Military 2212 CW Msg to collective WRBI:
QTC 659 29 20 0056 659 = 15. = PPPPP NAähV GHJWF ... (end
missed) 250 RPT AL QLN K. (19Jan05) (RGA)
KOAU: Russian Military 2226 CW Message for QEF3: 127
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27 10 0056 127 = ZOS 989 = PPPPP DJZQN öVMöA ...
(09Feb05) (RGA)
QKLZ: Russian Military 2020 CW Requests R 972? K from
A7TG and GJVD who respond on QSX 5479 kHz. (13Feb05) (RGA)
UCE: ARKHANGELSK RADIO 1925 - Chan free marker
(09/Feb)(DW)
XSG: Shanghai CW-SITOR marker 2248 ID (30Jan05) (SMK)
xsg: Shanghai Radio 2357 sitor-b next
n/w: n/w
xsg ni9 ck(80/66 4 1326
3337 (05031) 7022 3068 0656 (ais)
1489 1015 462 4827 (5 Feb 05) (wp3)
LZW34: VARNA RADIO 1928 CW Chan free marker "de LZW
LZW" (09/Feb)(DW)
FUE: FN BREST 2028 RTTY 150/N/850 Marker "zczc abc001
all de FUE testing RYs SGs FIGs int ZBZ nnnn k" (05/Feb)(DW)
HEB02: BERN RADIO 1646 CW Chan free marker. CW ID "cq
HEB02: BERN RADIO 2012 CW Chan free marker. CW ID "CQ
de HEB02" every 3 mins (05/Feb)(DW)
HEB02: Berne Radio, SUI P-II/100Bd 0950
"+++AT&Fe0*ap0*to4*fa1000*pa1000*xm2*myHEB02:S38=195*xi
HEB02:*mccq.de.HEB02+++ATQ0V1H0" (18/02/05) (LC)
(16Feb05) (IB)
4XZ: CW Israel Navy VVVV de 4XZ 2239 (20Jan05) (MAL)
8PO: GW idle anda traffic Brigetown, Barbados 2249
(20Jan05)(MAL)
4XZ: IN HAIFA 2015 CW Tfc. Marker "vvv de 4XZ ==" then
further tfc. (05/Feb)(DW)
4xz: IN Haifa 2240 cw vvv de 4xz 4xz - - (6 Feb 05) (wp3)
USO: Izmail Radio UKR 1610 RTTY/50/170 Msgs. (01Feb05) (WC)
AQP4: Pakistan Navy Karachi 2157 CW Vs marker. Weak
behind CTP. (26Jan05) (RGA)
CTP: PB LISBON 2032 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker "NAWS de CTP
qsx 04 06 08 12 mhz ar" (05/Feb)(DW)
ctp: NATO Lissabon 2228 rtty 75/850 naws naws de ctp
ctp qsx 04 06 08 12 mhz ar (5 Feb 05) (wp3)
unid: 2302 gw-pactor marker, the same as on
22498,5/12721/12732 but what station =3F (6 Feb 05) (wp3)
vtp6: IN Vishakhapatnam 2101 cw vvv vvv vvv vtp
4/6/7 vtp 4/6/7 (5 Feb 05) (wp3)
VCS: Globe Wireless Halifax NS CAN 2159 GLOBEDATA
PWZ33: BN Rio 0400 RTTY/75/850 RY/ID & Foxes etc.
(17/Feb/05) (RH2)
CFH: CF 0410 FAX 120 WX fax. //4271.0 //10536.0
"Canadian ForcesMETOC Centre" (18/01/05) (AJP)
unid: 2130 USB / Female voice repeating: "Papa
Charlie Delta Two" (07/Feb/2005) (sej)
SVO: OlympiaRadio GRC 0042 USB YL voice QSX. (23Jan05) (RGA)
svo: Olympia Radio 2225 usb this is Olympia Radio
call us on channels 806 1232 1614 2217 (5 Feb 05) (wp3)
(22Jan05) (RGA)
N314UP: UPS B767 Flt UP6742 2256 HFDL Acks TAFOR for
EGLL from ARINC Las Palmas. (31Jan05) (RGA)
N314UP: UPS B767 Flt UP6742 2311 HFDL At 5305N 02722W.
(31Jan05) (RGA)
SU-GCE: EgyptAir A330 Flt MSR715 2258 HFDL At 2523N
03405E. (31Jan05) (RGA)
VS0009: Virgin Atlantic A340 2301 HFDL Posn 4502N
04909W to ARINC Las Palmas. (19Jan05) (RGA)
ZS-SNA: S.African Airways A340 2256 HFDL Signs on to
LX-PCV: CargoLux B747 'City of Diekirch' Flt CV0715
2303 HFDL Reports 0850N 032E to ARINC Shannon. (22Jan05) (RGA)
VP-BDN: Aeroflot A319 Flt SU0116 2306 HFDL At 5214N
01323E. (22Jan05) (RGA)
LH8392: Lufthansa cargo B747-200F Cargo 21:55 7feb05 (RP)
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06532.0 Shannon Air: with msgs in HFDL 21:15 26jan05 (R)
06532.0 Shannon Arinc: with squitters id.2038 7feb05 (RP)
06604
NEW YORK RADIO: VOLMET Service 2202 USB US airfields
SIGMETs. (26Jan05) (RGA)
06604.0 New York: I can hear New York with S7 signal in
Athens, Greece at 0410 UTC on 6604. 7feb05 (CK)
06640
NEW YORK RADIO: VOLMET Service 0047 USB US Airfield
actuals. Poor. Fading. (23Jan05) (RGA)
06650.0 JEAN57: French Pirates 1525 LSB/SSTV/Martin-2 wkg VICTOR62,
changing animal pics (20/FEB/05) (KK)
06654
: Unid 1440 FAX Very weak signals. (01Feb05) (WC)
06676.0 AXQ429: Australian Brisbane 1930 usb no/no WX vioce by
announcer REC (03.02.2005) (De Berti Paolo - CH)
06676.0 HSD: Bangkok Volmet 1940 usb no/no WX voice by lady
annoncer REC (03.02.2005) (De Berti Paolo - CH)
06676.0 no: Bombay Volmet 1955 usb no/no WX vioce by announcer
REC (03.02.2005) (De Berti Paolo - CH)
06676.0 no: Singapore PAC Volmet 1920 usb no/no WX vioce by
announcer REC (03/Feb/2005) (De Berti Paolo)
06678.6 FRA9LB-8: French Pirates/MB-Vernon 1540 Packet 300Bd/300Hz Msg
to FRA6XL-1: MB-Normandy (20/FEB/05) (KK)
06678.6 FRA9LB-8: French Pirates/MB-Vernon 1541 Packet 300Bd/300Hz Msg
to FD4JB-1: unid User (20/FEB/05) (KK)
06704
: Unid Chinese Military 1144 CW 3FG cut... tua 773 356
4t3 nn3 446 3d3 4dt 4d6 tu6 773 tu7 773 356 4t3 nn3 436 ...
Poor quality. This cw station is sister of V26/V27
stations.(11Feb05) (IB)
06705.0 vtp13: IN Vishakhapatnam : 2044 rtty 50/1080 vtp
13/14 rbsl vnr=ryryryryry vtp 13/14 rbs vnr sgsgsgsgsg
(5 Feb 05) (wp3)
06705.2 IDRx: Italian Navy Roma, I 1854 USB/STANAG 4285 2400Bd
PSK, channel availability tfc. using 600 bps/long interleaving
(29Jan05) (LDO)
06712.0 Reykjavic arinc: with squiters 15:50 5feb05 (RP)
06712.0 usaf OFF: 0659 USB eam Jan20 05 ML
06712.0 68: Danish Forces 1608 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg 50,cnf. by
fem. Voice, than exc. MIL-188-110/2400Bd/s. End of TX at 1617
cnf. by "68" (20/FEB/05) (KK)
06715
KWS57: (US Embassy ??) 0925 ALE/USB wkg KWS92 (US
06715
PLASPR: Lajes SIPR NET 0843 ALE/USB Wkg IKFSPR
Keflavik SIPR NET (15Feb05) (SA)
06715
06715
06721
JDG: US HF-GCS Stn Diego Garcia 2310 ALE/USB Calls
JTY/Yokota AFB Japan. (23Jan05) (RGA)
06721
JDG: US HF-GCS Stn Puerto Rico 2024 ALE/USB Sounding.
(26Jan05) (RGA)
06721
JNR: US HF-GCS Stn Puerto Rico 2229 ALE/USB Sounding.
(06Feb05) (RGA)
06721
PLA: US HF-GCS Stn Lajes AZR 2309 ALE/USB Calls
CRO/HF-GCS Croughton. (23Jan05) (RGA)
06722
WET: Poss Italian Military 2017 ALE/USB Calls W47. LHH
calls W47. WET calls GBE and 3TJ. (20Jan05) (RGA)
06739.0 THUNDER 45: via Andrews pp to RAYMOND 33 0500z 9feb05 (JK)
06747
222: Chinese Military 1156 ALE/USB Sounding. (15Feb05) (IB)
06753
RFFN: Russian 'RFF' Net NCS 1500 CW Weak. Works RFFP
RFFU? RFFO RFFM. QSX not found. (13Feb05) (RGA)
06753.0 RFFN: unid military station 05:54 A1A Calling RFFM for
QSA 11feb05 (PPA)
06763
PHOENIXTOC: US Army Camp Phoenix Kabul AFG 2046
06771.5 : UNID MIL net, ??? 0715 USB, secure vx tfc. using
HC-265 scrambler (07Feb05) (LDO)
06771.5 no-call: UNID MIL net, ??? 0715 USB, secure vx tfc.
using HC-265 scrambler (07Feb05) (LDO)
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06780.0 GRASSY: (Washington Gas & Light Company,Grassey Lick,
Kirby, WV): 1504 USB/ALE sounding. 02/12 RP3
06790
: NATO Tactical Air Defence Modem 2208 LINK-11/2250/USB
(26Jan05) (RGA)
06790
: Unid French Forces 2213 ARQ-E/184.7/300 Betas only.
(26Jan05) (RGA)
06822.4 1046: sitor-b tfc online encrypted ends 1053z without
id (6 Feb 05) (wp3)
06835
WQW: Prob Romanian Military 2305 ALE/USB Calls RWG.
(06Feb05) (RGA)
06842
: E10 Mossad 2210 USB YL with msg ..W GR3. 6G3 686
.XSFL RUXNN ... (26Jan05) (RGA)
06845
HFB: UK Military 2049 ALE/USB Sounding. (11Feb05) (RGA)
06845
06848
(11Feb05) (RGA)
06855.0 unid: 2134 AM / Female in Spanish with five-figure
groups. Final at 2138Z. (28Jan.2005) (Midwest USA)
06873
RMP: Baltic Fleet HQ Kaliningrad 1200 CW Sends
stratcode msg: XXX RJD85 18698 DRAöENA 5937 2849 K. RJD85 is
the listeners' collective. (09Feb05) (RGA)
06873
RMP: Baltic Fleet HQ Kaliningrad 1432 CW Sends Baltic
weather to all ships: REO de RMP = QTC 598 44 9 1723 598 = SML
= Baltijskoe More shtormowoe pred ... (09Feb05) (RGA)
06873.5 IGDF: Italian Navy vessel 1503 SSB clg IDR fr r/c.
(14/Dec/04) (ALF)
06910
214: Chinese Military 1724 ALE/USB Sounding. (15Feb05) (IB)
06911.5 KYAASF: (Army Aviation Support Facility, KYNG,
Frankfort KY): 1240 USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on
05778.5. 02/04 RP3
06911.5 KYAASF: (Aviation Support Facility, Frankfort KY):
1335 USB/ALE sounding. 02/07 RP3
06911.5 P5Z101: (5/101st Avn, Ft Campbell KY): 0117 USB/ALE
sounding. 02/12 RP3
06911.5 T5Z101: (5/101st Avn, Ft Campbell KY): 2303 USB/ALE
sounding. 02/04 RP3
06930
SYN2: E10 Mossad 0050 USB YL with callup SYN2 then
offair without traffic. (23Jan05) (RGA)
06936.0 RFH82: unid CIS navy CIS 05:28 A1A Calling RCV for QTC
number 955 11feb05 (PPA)
06960.3 F14HBA: unid FRONET user S 09:07 Pactor 1/200/200 calling
F11HBN 20feb05 (PPA)
06973.00 kol:
am / (09/Feb/2005) (kol)
06981
HR: Soatrach Hasi R'Mel ALG 2038 ALE/USB Sounding.
(11Feb05) (RGA)
06985.0 FCSFEM: (Communications Supervisor, FEMA HQs, VA):
1619 USB/ALE TO USAIS1012 (US Army Intelligence & Security
Command, Ft Belvoir VA). 01/26 RP3
06985.0 FCSFEM: (Communications Supervisor, FEMA HQs, VA):
1703 USB/ALE TO USAIS1012 (US Army Intelligence & Security
Command, Ft Belvoir VA)-[AMD]THIS IS FCSFEM TESTING
19JAN05. 01/19 RP3
06985.0 HOTEL 2 UNIFORM: and MIKE 2 LIMA, US Army: 1603 USB
voice/ALE. ALE calls USANG2409and USAIS1012 (09/FEB/05) (JLM)
06985.0 KFMHNG: (probably 1/126th Avn, MANG Otis ANGB MA):
06985.0 KFMHNG: (probably 3/126th Avn MANG, Otis ANGB MA):
1906 USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on 06985.0 & 08171.5.
02/04 RP3
06985.0 USACE1010: (US Army Corps of Engineers): 1752 USB/ALE
sounding. 01/19 RP3
06985.0 USACE1010: (US Army Corps of Engineers, Washington
DC): 1634 USB/ALE=20sounding. 01/23 RP3
06985.0 USAIS1012: (US Army Intelligence & Security Command,
Ft Belvoir VA):=201545 USB/ALE TO USADA1010 (unidentified US
Army Command). 10/23 RP3
06990.9 I2EDU: Protezione Civile Milano, I 0951 PSK31 calling
several stations throughout Italy, no reply on this channel
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07042.1
07310.0
07360.0
07360.0
07430.0
07448.5
07475.0
07477.0
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07578.7
07598.0
07617.0
07617.0
07617.0
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(29Jan05) (LDO)
I2EDU: Protezione Civile Milano, I 0951 PSK31 working
I2BSL, CRMO and IV3AVQ (29Jan05) (LDO)
I6FYR: Protezione Civile Pesaro, I 1013 PSK31 tfc. to
Milano (29Jan05) (LDO)
IK2SGO: Protezione Civile Brescia, I 1001 PSK31 tfc.
to Udine (29Jan05) (LDO)
IN3LFL: Protezione Civile Bolzano, I 1011 PSK31 tfc.
to Brescia (29Jan05) (LDO)
IV3AVQ: Protezione Civile Udine, I 1001 PSK31 tfc. to
Brescia (29Jan05) (LDO)
IZ1EAO: Protezione Civile Savona, I 1051 PSK31 tfc. to
CRMO: Centro Radio Mobile di Agrate, I 1046 PSK31 tfc.
to Milano (29Jan05) (LDO)
I2BSL: Protezione Civile Lodi, I 1027 PSK31 tfc. to
mfj04: Sea Cadet Corps 1109 usb tfc in ee weak, this
is mike foxtrott india zero four then clg mfl33 mfj04 mot09
1120z in cw: mfj04 de mfp34 krk qsa k (6 Feb 05) (wp3)
(08Feb05) (RGA)
REA4: AF HQ Moscow 2248 REVS/50/1000 Idling. Has
anyone seen any traffic from REA4 recently? // 4179.
(21Jan05) (RGA)
REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 17:43 F1B/50/1000 idling with 24
milisecond mark and 16 miliseconds space signal 11feb05 (PPA)
: Unid 1720 UNID FAX-like sound tx, possible 122.5 Bd.
Possibly radio amateurs. (31Jan05) (IB)
Unid: PEEP. 2.7 sec spaced 0.27 sec length. It is
heard thewhole day. Possible Brazilian HAM stuff . No ID, No
CW (28/01/05) (AJP)
000: (unidentified): 2209 USB/ALE TO 420 (unidentified).
02/15 RP3
G23280: (prob CH-47 helo, "F" Coy, 1/131st Avn, AL NG
Birmingham AL): 0110 USB/ALE TO G24502 (prob CH-47 helo, "F"
Coy 1/131st Avn, AL NG Birmingham AL). Also noted on 08040.0.
02/12 RP3
P1Z131: (1/131st Avn, ALNG, Birmingham AL): 0213
unid: 0720 unid continuous mode ?? Jan21 05 ML
USADA1010: (unidentified US Army Command): 1740
USB/ALE TO USAFC1220 (US Army Forces Command (FORSCOM), Ft
McPherson GA). Also noted on 06767.5 & 07510.0. 01/19 RP3
RADIO: (Washington Gas & Light Company): 2053 LSB/ALE
sounding. Also sounding on 06780.0LSB & 09200.0LSB. 01/21 RP3
OK6: & FC6, Oklahoma FEMA stations: 1434 USB ALE.
Also active just before on 7480.0USB ALE (09/FEB/05)
Brazilian Army: 1147 Sitor-B 200 Hz shift Msg abt
hospitals(21/01/05) (AJP)
: MFA Cairo 1548 ARQ Announcing following freq 7579 9753. Unreadable text. (03Feb05) (WC)
italian army net: 0744 LSB ital morning testing
numerous stations answering with sio Jan18 05 ML
CAMALEON3: (Possibly 3rd Independent Inf Bde, Mexican
Army): 0116 USB/ALE TO RM4 (HQs, Mexican Army 4th military
Region, Monterrey). 01/27 RP3
RM4: (HQs, 4th Military Region, Monterrey, Mexican
Army): 2301 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (Mexican Army). 01/20 RP3
RM4: (HQs, Mexican Army 4th Military Region, Monterrey): 0157
USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (possibly Mexican Army 3rd Independent
Inf Bde). 02/03 RP3
180226: C-5 68-0226 1935 ALE/USB Sounds. (16Feb05) (SA)
KVX53: (US Embassy Europe ??) 1258 ALE/USB wkg KVX55
(US Embassy??) (09Feb05) (SA)
POID: unid 1144 USB ALE clg YVBZ (18/JAN/05) (KK)
DDH7: Hamburg Meteo 1650 BAUDOT 50/425
(05/Feb/2005) (F.Tambussa)
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07646.0 DDH7: hamburg met 0748 ITA/50 synop wx bulletin from
DBKV poseidon german official survey - PBII santa maria dutch
cargo - PJRH cold stream neth ant cont ship Jan21 05ML
07660.0 10B: UNID, 1000, USB/ALE, TO DIAKO55, 09-FEB-05 (PIRI)
07660.0 DIAKON55: UNID, 0813, USB/ALE, TO INDIA77, 09-FEB-05 (PIRI)
07660.0 DIAKON55: UNID, 0908, USB/ALE, TO BERKEL57, 09-FEB-05 (PIRI)
07671.5 fdg: : FAF Bordeaux 1441 rtty 50/400 (13 Feb 05) (wp3)
07735.0 BRAVO 3: unid oilrig at the Libyan coast 05:51 J3E/U
calling andworking BRAVO 9 in Arabic and English
30jan05 (PPA)
07753.0 WNU: Slidell radio USA 03:18 GW-Pactor 100/200 working
ships on 7718khz 30jan05 (PPA)
07756.7 no call: Egyptian embassy Rome I 18:03 Sitor-A/100/170
5 characterHexadecimal groups to "71" 11feb05 (PPA)
07771.7 PNA: 2050 Sitor-B Long list with geographical position
for F/Vin Argentine Sea. (07/02/05) (AJP)07810.0 ---: Argentine
Air Force 2205 USB SS Meteo service collecting meteo
data for several location in Argentine North East Air Area
06/02/05) (AJP)
07777.0 JAGUAR: (Mexican Army): 2323 USB/ALE TO RM6 (HQs,
Mexican Army 6th=20Military Region, La Boticaria).
01/23 RP3
07777.0 JAGUAR: (Mexican Army): 2325 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3
(possibly Mexican=20Army 3rd Independent Inf Bde).
01/23 RP3
07777.0 RM5: (HQs, Mexican Army 5th military Region, Guadalajara): 0009
USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (possibly Mexican Army
3rd Independent Inf bde). 01/24 RP3
07777.0 RM6: (HQs, Mexican Army 6th military Region, La
Boticaria): 0228 USB/ALE TO JAGUAR (Mexican Army). 01/24 RP3
07777.0 RM6: (HQs, Mexican Army 6th military Region, La
Boticaria): 0429 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (possibly Mexican Army
3rd Independent Inf bde). 01/24 RP3
07783.0 polish forces: in bosnia 1432 USB pol d/x phone dial
Jan29 05 ML
07811.0 AFN Key West: FL USA 03:12 J3E Feeder of AFRTS Program
30jan05 (PPA)
07811.0 AFRTS/AFN: US military HF feeder 0214 USB / with playby-play of Super Bowl 39. //5446.5 & 10320.0 kHz.
(07Feb.2005) (Midwest USA)
07811.0 AFRTS: feeder 0117 USB EE News (07/02/05) (AJP)
07823.0 Chilean Ny: 2215 USB SS Unid stn sending 5LG
(12/02/05) (AJP)
07832.5 : NATO Air Defence Data System 1748 LINK-11/2250/USB
07833
: UNID station, ??? 1628 ALIS 228.65Bd/170Hz,
unsuccessful in linking with other party (08Feb05) (LDO)
07833.0 no-call: UNID station, ??? 1628 ALIS 228.65Bd/170Hz,
unsuccessful in linking with other party (08Feb05) (LDO)
07846.2 : Unid Military GBR 1510 PICCOLO-12 Encrypted trafic
(18/02/05) (LC)
07846.2 UK FCO: 0244 Piccolo 12 tones (28/01/05) (AJP)
07870
AMBA: Samara (Kurumoch) Aero, RUS USB YL wkg SHPORA
(Rostov na Donu), AVRORA (Volgograd). (14/Dec/04) (ALF)
07880.0 DDK3: hamburg met DDK3 0846 FAX european wind chart
Jan21 05 ML
07895.7 FN Brest: 0437 ARQ-E3 100/400 Betas (12/02/05) (AJP)
07897
: Unid 1452 UNID/75/450 Indecipherable text. (01Feb05) (WC)
07909
: Prob USCG 1419 MIL-STD 188-110 1200 Serial-short
interleave. (16Feb05) (AD)
07922.0 LAPL: unid CIS military 06:07 A1A duplex QSA check to
IQHQ 30jan05 (PPA)
07932.5 Fishermen: 1315 USB SS Argentine or Uruguayan
(07/02/05) (AJP)
07960.0 FDG: FAF Bordeaux 1122 CW Marker: "VVV VVV DE FDG FDG
FDG AR" (07/FEB/05) (KK)
07969.0 XIKR: unid RUS military 06:14 A1A 5L QTC after 942 272
2094 942 PPPPP 30jan05 (PPA)
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08000.0 BURRO: (Mexican military): 0216 USB/ALE TO 123
(probably Mexican Ministry of Defense). 01/17 RP3
08030.0 ALFA: (Mexcian military): 0141 USB/ALE TO DELTA
(Mexican military).=2001/23 RP3
08030.0 DELTA: (Mexican military): 0349 USB/ALE TO ALFA
(Mexican military). Also noted on 09020.0. 01/17 RP3
08035.0 DELTA14: (Mexican military): 0210 TO HURACAN2
08040.0 CGOOPS: (unidentified US Army Avn unit): 0001 USB/ALE
sounding. 02/12 RP3
08040.0 P1Z131: (1/131st Avn ALNG, Birmingham AL): 0018
08040.0 P1Z131: (1/131st Avn ALNG, Birmingham, AL): 0237
USB/ALE TO R23277 (prob UH-60, 1/131st Avn). 01/22 RP3
08040.0 P1Z131: (1/131st Avn, ALNG, Birmingham AL): 1019
08040.0 T1Z131: (1/131st Avn, ALNG, Birmingham AL): 2357
08045.0 ENCINO: (Mexican military): 0207 USB/ALE TO ROBLE
08045.0 PIN: (Mexican military): 0106 USB/ALE TO PINO (Mexican
military). 01/18 RP3
08046.5 : UNID German MIL net, D 1129 USB/MAHRS/2400Bd burst
PSK system, occasional tfc. bursts in EPM-mode (08Feb05) (LDO)
08046.5 : UNID Russian emb., ??? 0931 OFDM+MFSK, switching
between 25-tone OFDM and 32-tone/40Bd MFSK, QSX 9136.5 kHz USB
(05Feb05) (LDO)
08046.5 no-call: UNID German MIL net, D 1129 USB/MAHRS 2400Bd
burst PSK system, occasional tfc. bursts in EPM-mode
(08Feb05) (LDO)
08046.5 no-call: UNID Russian emb., ??? 0931 OFDM+MFSK,
switching between 25-tone OFDM and 32-tone/40Bd MFSK, QSX
9136.5 kHz USB (05Feb05) (LDO)
H090IN (Nat'l Guard, Hawaii). 01/21 RP3
08047.0 HQ703N: (probable Nat'l Guard Readiness Center,
Arlington VA): 0020=20USB/ALE TO N070EN (Nat'l Guard,
Nebraska). 01/23 RP3
08047.0 HQ703N: (probably Nat'l Guard Readiness Center,
Arlington VA): 0351 USB/ALE TO G090UN (Nat'l Guard, Guam).
01/26 RP3
08047.0 HQ703N: (probably Nat'l Guard readiness Center,
Arlington VA): 0435 USB/ALE TO H090IN (Nat'l Guard, hawaii).
02/02 RP3
08047.0 M010AN: (Nat'l Guard, Mass): 1310 USB/ALE TO HQ703N
(probably Nat'l Guard Readiness Center, Arlington VA).
01/21 RP3
08047.0 W050IN: (Nat'l Guard, Wisconsin): 0125 USB/ALE TO
HQ703N (probable=20Nat'l Guard Readiness Center, Arlington
VA). 01/23 RP3
08056.0 812189: (prob UH-60): 0001 USB/ALE TO GRB (Ghost Rider
Base, prob Ft Rucker AL). 02/11 RP3
08056.0 812287: (prob helo): 2304 USB/ALE TO GRB (US JSOC
"Ghost Rider Base",Ft Bragg, NC). 01/24 RP3
08056.0 814388: (unidentified aircraft): 1858 USB/ALE TO
854194 (unidentified aircraft). Also noted on 09145.0 &
17458.5. 01/31 RP3
08056.0 CLH: (US JSOC:Fort Bragg, NC): 1330 USB/ALE TO CLS
(US Army SOC:Fort Campbell, KY). Also noted on 09145.0.
02/01 RP3
08056.0 CLH: (US JSOC:Fort Bragg, NC): 2004 USB/ALE TO CLS
(US Army SOC:Fort Campbell, KY). Also noted on 09145.0.
01/27 RP3
08056.0 CLH: (probably Hunter AAF,Savannah GA): 2028 USB/ALE
TO 832416 (poss 92-26416 MH-60L, Coy "D", 3-160 SOAR HUNTER
AAF GA). 02/03 RP3
08056.0 CLS: (probable 160th SOAR, Sabre AAF, Ft Campbell KY):
1534 USB/ALE TO CLH (probable 3/160th SOAR, Hunter AAF,
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Savannah GA). 02/02 RP3
08056.0 NSB: (US JSOC,Ft Bragg, NC): 2151 USB/ALE TO 852184 &
852419 (probable helos). 01/24 RP3
08056.0 QBJ: (unidentified station): 2028 USB/ALE TO 832416
(poss 92-26416 MH-60L, Coy "D", 3-160 SOAR HUNTER AAF GA).
02/03 RP3
08056.7 : Egyptian Diplo 1752 ARQ Long period of IRS opchat
'yks yks' and off air. (21Jan05) (RGA)
08058.6 CRO: US HF-GCS Stn Croughton UK 2248 ALE/USB Sounding
on USSD frequency. (23Jan05) (RGA)
08058.6 KWQ36: US Embassy ??) 1410 ALE/USB wkg KEN (US Embassy
??) [AMD]"KWQ36 CALLING" (09Feb05) (SA)
08058.6 KWX90: US Embassy?? 1443 ALE/USB wkg KWT50 US Embassy
?? (16Feb05) (SA)
08058.6 PLA: Lajes HF-GCS 1304 ALE/USB Wkg KEH34 (??)
(07Feb05) (SA)
08058.6 WNG740: (US Dept of State): 1844 USB/ALE sounding.
02/12 RP3
08060.0 CLC23M: (Local Communications Center, 23rd Special Ops
Bde, Venezuelan Army): 0324 USB/ALE TO CRC2M Regional Command
Post-Mobile, 2nd Military Region). 01/18 RP3
08060.0 CLC25M: (Local Communications Center-Mobile, 25th Inf
Bde, Venezuelan Army): 0012 USB/ALE TO CRC2M (Regional Command
Post-Mobile, 2nd Military Region). 01/19 RP3
08060.0 CLC25M: (Local Communications Center-Mobile, 25th Inf
Bde, Venezuelan Army): 0046 USB/ALE TO CRC2M (Regional Command
Post-Mobile, 2nd Military Region). Also noted on 07849.0 &
08181.0. 01/18 RP3
08060.0 CORE7: (Commander, Venezuelan National Guard Region
7): 0322 USB/ALE TO CGGN (HQs, Venezuelan National Guard).
01/18 RP3
7): 0342 USB/ALE TO MIRA3 (Command Element at Presidential
Palace (Palacio de Miraflores). 01/17 RP3
7): 0706 USB/ALE TO CUFAN3 (unidentified sub-element of
Unified Command of National Armed Forces, Venezuelan Army).
01/20 RP3
7): 0722 USB/ALE TO CGGN (HQs, Venezuelan Nat'l Guard).
01/17 RP3
08060.0 CRC2M: (Regional Command Post-Mobile, 2nd Military
Region): 0248 USB/ALE TO CLC24M (Local Communications CenterMobile, 24th Inf Bde, Venezuelan Army). 01/19 RP3
08060.0 CRC2M: (Regional Communications Center-Mobile, 2nd
Military Regiopn, Venezuelan Army): 0324 USB/ALE TO CLC25M
(Local Communications Center-Mobile, 25th Inf Bde,Venezuelan
Army). 01/22 RP3
08060.0 CUFAN3: (unidentified sub-element of Unified Command
of National Armed Forces): 0307 USB/ALE TO CORE7 (Commander,
Venezuelan National Guard Region 7). 01/17 RP3
08060.0 SCLC222M: (Subordinate Local Communications Center,
222nd Motorized Inf Bn, Venezuelan Army): 0152 USB/ALE TO
CLC22M (Local Communications Center-Mobile, 22nd Inf Bde).
01/17 RP3
08060.0 SCLC222M: (Subordinate Local Communications CenterMobile, 222nd Motorized Inf Bn, Venezuelan Army): 0335 USB/ALE
TO CLC22M (Local Communications Center-Mobile, 22nd Inf
Bde,Venezuelan Army). 01/22 RP3
08065.0 HONDO1: (unidentified): 2248 USB/ALE TO SKYWAT (US
Army Flight Watch, Soto Cano AB Honduras). Also noted on
08972.0. 01/24 RP3
08065.0 R23740: (prob UH-60 helo): 1439 USB/ALE TO KBNWNG
(probably 1/109th Avn, IANG, Boone Airport, IA).
02/10 RP3
08065.0 RUH959: (probable UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto
Cano AB Honduras): 2150 USB/ALE TO SKYWAT (US Army Flight
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08065.0 RUH960: (probable UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto
Cano AB Honduras):
2127 USB/ALE TO SKYWAT (US Army Flight
08065.0 SKYWAT: (US Army Flight Watch, Soto Cano AB Honduras):
08065.0 SKYWAT: (US Army Flight Watch, Soto Cano AB,
Honduras): 0556 USB/ALE sounding. 02/12 RP3
08070
MDN: Ministère de la défense nationale Algiers, ALG
1550 USB/MIL-STD 188-110B tfc. to JU10 (08Feb05) (LDO)
08070.0 MDN: Minist=E8re de la d=E9fense nationale Algiers,
ALG 1550 USB/MIL-STD 188-110B tfc. to JU10 (08Feb05) (LDO)
08084.0 ACERO: (possibly HQs, Mexican Air Force): 0000 USB/ALE
TO ACERO1 (possibly Mexican Air Force Base #1, Santa Lucia).
01/22 RP3
08084.0 ACERO: (possibly HQs, Mexican Air Force): 2354 USB/ALE
TO ACERO4 (possibly Mexican Air Force Base #4, Cozumel).
01/22 RP3
08089.7 MFA Cairo: 2205 sitor-a rq:rcvb qsx 9118.70 seems to
be Cairo, but this answerback: 19298 thrane dk+=3F
ends with
hjkj kdhjkj yks yks yks (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
08098.2 Unid: 2215 Stanag 4285 ACF = 32 (13/01/05) (AJP)
08103.0 4XZ: IN HAIFA 2045 CW Tfc in Hebrew(?). 2101 marker
"vvv de 4XZ==" then rpt msg (08/Feb)(DW)
08105.5 SWA27: Athens Air 0913 FAX Very weak signals unreadable. (07Feb05) (WC)
08105.5 SWA: Athens Meteo 0912 FAX 120/576 surface prog S
Europe. Fuzzy chart in QRM; similar one at 1025
(05Feb05) (KB)
08108.4 LOR: Arg Ny Pto. Belgrano 1753 RTTY 75/170 Storm
warning (26/01/05)(AJP)
08135.0 ---: UNID 2318 CW Encrypted tfc in five ltr grps. Ends
"ar ar ar" then ITWWG" number of times and into nxt msg in
5ltr grps (08/Feb)(DW)
08135.0 AAA: (Israeli Air Force): 0205 USB/ALE sounding. Also
08136.0 no call: Cuban intel (V2) 08:50 J3E SS YL Attencion +
5F msg 20feb05 (PPA)
08140.5 : Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1656 OFDM + MFSK,
switching between 34-tone OFDM-waveform and 32-tone/40Bd MFSK
(23Jan05) (LDO)
08140.5 no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1656 OFDM +
MFSK, switching between 34-tone OFDM- waveform and 32tone/40Bd MFSK (23Jan05) (LDO)
08146.5 IMB55: ROME MET 2254 FAX 120/576/N/800 End of chart
"Check sigmets for in volcanic ash". 2nd chart labelled "Carta
del tempo 08 02 2005 21UTC 3D-VAR" thru 2312z (08/Feb)(DW)
08146.6 IMB55: Roma Meteo ITA-AF 0747 FAX Very good signals.
(07Feb05) (WC)
08146.6 IMB55: Rome Meteo 0745 FAX 120/576 FL240 (05Feb05) (KB)
08146.6 IMB55: roma 1405 FAX poor qual europ wind chart Feb05 05 ML
08151.5 9MR: Malay Navrad 2139 RTTY/50/850 Admin Orders in EE.
(10/Feb/05) (RH2)
08161.5 TA7158: (7/158th Avn, Ft Hood TX): 2253 USB/ALE
sounding. 02/04 RP3
08161.5 TA7158: (Coy "A", 7/158th Avn, Ft Hood TX): 0314
08171.5 86OPS: (86th Med Coy, VTNG, Colchester/Burlington VT):
2112 USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on 06911.5. 01/19 RP3
08171.5 86OPS: (86th Medical Co, VTNG, Colchester/Burlington
08171.5 EFDNG: (possibly 1/149th Avn, TXNG, Ellington Field,
Houston TX): 0141 USB/ALE sounding. 02/04 RP3
08171.5 R23566: (probable UH-60, 86th Med Coy, VTNG
Colchester/Burlington VT): 2023 USB/ALE TO 86OPS (86th Med Coy,
VTNG Colchester/Burlington VT). Also noted on 06911.5;
09295.0. 02/02 RP3
08191.7 9MR: Malay Navrad 1626 RTTY/50/850 5LG fm"LAVT to
MATM", then admin msgs (28/Jan/05) (RH2)
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08192.0 9mr: Royal Malaysian Navy 2149 rtty 50/850
3. sukan
a. kuala lumpur - raja pecut dari ceramica panaria - navigare,
graeme brown menu=tup tirai (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
08192.3 9MR: Malay Navrad 1606 RTTY/50/850 Admin Msgs in Malay
+ 5LG. (10/Feb/05) (RH2)
08280.0 1EW1: (unidentified): 2337 LSB/ALE TO 1LY3
(unidentified). 02/15 RP3
08280.0 7RC4: (unidentified): 1217 LSB/ALE TO T5L1
(unidentified). Also noted on 09075.0 LSB. 02/15 RP3
08289
GDCZAKHO: Gov. Dispatch Center Zakho/Dahuk Prov IRQ
1658 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding (14Jan05) (LDO)
08289.0 GDCZAKHO: Gov. Dispatch Center Zakho/Dahuk Prov., IRQ
1658 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A sounding(14Jan05) (LDO)
08293
VTP13/14 IN Vishakhapatnam 1547 RTTY/50/850 RY/ID &
Foxes etc. (17/Feb/05) (RH2)
08294.0 unid: ship 1451 USB russ Feb13 05 ML
08297.7 VTP13/14 IN Vishakhapatnam 2127 RTTY/50/850 Wx/EE "to
All Concerned". (10/Feb/05) (RH2)
08336.0 Unid: US Navy 0436 Stanag 4481 ACF = 0 Possible Pearl
Harbor(23/01/05) (AJP)
08337
: Prob USCG 2215 MIL-STD 188-110 Serial 1200 data rate
with short interleave. Probably USCG. (10Feb05) (AD)
08379
: Unid Vessel 1641 ARQ Selcals XVSY/CAMSLANT
Chesapeake VA USA. (11Feb05) (AD)
08397.0 unid: ship 0858 ARQ work UGE arkhangelsk Jan21 05 ML
08414.0 00412:
cw / (16/Feb/2005) (anonymous)
08418.0 IAR: ROME RADIO 1842 CW Chan free marker "IAR"
(09/Feb)(DW)
08424.0 SVO4: OLYMPIA RADIO 1846 CW Chan free marker "de SVO"
(09/Feb)(DW)
08424.4 SVO: Olympia Radio 2138, SITOR-B, meteo in english
(17-feb-2005)(MSM)
08427.5 A9M: BAHRAIN RADIO 1848 CW Chan free marker "de A9M
tlx" (09/Feb)(DW)
08430.0 TAH: Istanbul Radio 8:21 NAVTEX / wheater or sea
forecast message (22/Jan/2005) (F.Tambussa)
08431.0 TAH: ISTANBUL RADIO 1853 CW Chan free marker "TAH"
(09/Feb)(DW)
08431.5 UAT: MOSCOW RADIO 1854 CW Chan free marker "deUAT"
(09/Feb)(DW)
(09/Feb)(DW)
08435.0 XSQ: GUANGZHOU RADIO 1859 CW Chan free marker "XSQ"
(09/Feb)(DW)
08452.7 RFFMEA: Naviter France Sud 2116 RTTY/75/850 Test tape
to Batiments. (10/Feb/05) (RH2)
08470.5 UNID: UNID 2002 MFSK 195.2/600 encrypted?
(09/Feb/2005) (F.Tambussa)
08471
: Unid Station 1910 UNID/75/600 (18/02/05) (LC)
08475.2 FUX: FN Le Port 1622 RTTY/75/850 Test tape //12690.7
(28/Jan/05) (RH2)
08478.5 rflie: FN Fort de France 2138 rtty 75/850 oo faaa de
rflie znr uuuuu ui testing ryryryryryryryry
sgsgsgsgsgsgsgsg
nnnn (7 Feb 05)= (wp3)
08479.8 RFLIE: (FR Navy, Fort-de-France): 0035 RTTY 75/850
w/test tape. 02/01 RP3
08480
HZY: Ras Tanurah Radio, ARS 1635 CW E wx bull, "cq de
HZY", later tfc list. (14/Dec/04) (DL8AAM)
08484.5 HEB04: Berne Radio SUI 1010 P-II/100Bd
"+++AT&Fe0*ap0*to4*fa1000*pa1000*xm2*myHEB04:S38=195*xi
HEB04:*mccq.de.HEB04+++ATQ0V1H0" (18/02/05) (LC)
08495
C: MX Beacon Moscow 0751 CW // 10872 13528 16332.
(28Jan05) (WC)
08495
C: MX Beacon Moscow 0813 CW // 7039 13528 16332 20049.
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08499.7
08500.0
08514
08551.0
08568.0
08568.3
08570.0
08602
08634.0
08646
08646
08646
08646.0
08646.0
08646.0
08646.0
08670.0
08682.2
08710.0
08711
08716.5
08825
08828.0
08834
08834
08834
08834
08834
08834
08837.0
08886
08906.0
WUN-v11
(29Jan05) (WC)
F: MX Beacon Vladivostok 1435 CW (29Jan05) (WC)
VTH1/5/7 IN Mumbai 1818 RTTY/50/850 Navarea 7 - Wx/EE
(28/Jan/05) (RH2)
vth5: IN Mumbai 2127 rtty 50/850 vth 1/5/7 rbsl bnr
bnr ryryryryry vth 1/5/7 rbsl bnr bnr sgsgsgsgs 2130: navarea
from navarea viii co-ordinator to
navarea viii
(7 Feb 05) (wp3)
XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 2934 CW Sent two msgs to vessel
BPFM. (05Feb05) (AB)
CTP: NAWS Lisboa 1740 RTTY 75/850 idle marker "NAWS
del ctp" (22/Jan/2005) (F.Tambussa)
fuv: FN Djibouti 2121 rtty 75/850r faaa de fuv 1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8=9 0
testing ryryryryryryryryryryryry
sgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgsgs 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 voyez vous le
brick geant que j examine pres du grand wharf int zbz kkkkkkk
(7 Feb 05) (wp3)
FUV: (FR Navy Djibouti): 0040 RTTY 75.850 w/" voyez le
brick" test tape. 02/01 RP3
PWZ-33: BN Rio de Janeiro 2231 Pactor-FEC Ship traffic
(14/06/03)(AJP)
CWA: Cerrito Radio, URG 2135 CW CQ-marker.
vtg6: IN Mumbai 2037 cw vvv vvv vvv vtg 4/6/7 vtg
4/6/7 vtg 4/6/7 2040z: ii zfg nrbn 642/07 .... tfc 3lg
(7 Feb 05) (wp3)
: Unid REVS/86.2/250 Wiped VTP6. (01Feb05) (RGA)
FUJ: Fr Navy Noumea NCL 1522 RTTY/75/850 Testing.
(01Feb05) (WC)
VTP6: Naval Radio Vishakhapatnam India 2152 CW 4FG
msgs to warships. (01Feb05) (RGA)
VTP: Indian Navy ? 1459 CW / VVV de VTP 4/6/7
(05/FEB/2005) (Nighthawk)
VTP: Indian Navy ? 1459 CW / VVV de VTP 4/6/7
VTP: Indian Navy; Vishakhapatnam 1900 CW / Msg's; Also
using: 6418 khz (17/Feb/2005) (Attu Bosch)
vtp6: IN Vishakhapatnam 2023 cw vvv vvv vvv vtp4/5/6
vtp4/5/6 vtp4/5/6 2025z: nw ar ii ii nrvm nrvm 67/88 zfg ...
tfc (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
IAR: Roma Radio 1435 CW / VVV de IAR IAR IAR k4 8 12
16 22 Mhz (05/FEB/2005) (Nighthawk)
NMC: USCG Pt Reyes 1610 FAX/120/576 Pacific E Wx chart
(28/Jan/05) (RH2)
UGE: arkhangelsk 0911 USB russ naws Jan21 05 ML
unid: 0855 COQ8? Jan21 05 ML
USAIR 11: US Air Flt 1203 USB Wkg Santa Maria who
sends him to 8906 kHz. Then AME102 with posn rpt 40N 16W at
1203. Est 3945N 20W at 1209. (01Feb05) (RGA)
auckland vm: 1753 USB Jan23 05 ML
ARINC-08: Johannesburg SAF 2239 HFDL Poor squitters.
No apparent tfc. (31Jan05) (RGA)
AZ9061: Alitalia Flt 2145 Posn 2338N 05828E. At 2208
reports 2415N 05539E to ARINC Reykjavik on 5720 kHz.
(13Feb05) (RGA)
VS0603: Virgin Atlantic Flt 2141 HFDL Reports 2733N
00116E to ARINC Johannesburg. (13Feb05) (RGA)
ZS-SFD SA Flight 579 A319 1723 HFDL Posn rpt to JNB
(30/Jan/05) (RH2)
ZS-SFE SA Flight 479 A319 1651 HFDL Gnd/Air ACARS link
test fm JNB (30/Jan/05) (RH2)
ZS-SFF: SA Flight 575 A319 1648 HFDL Gnd/Air Unable
read msgs. (30/Jan/05) (RH2)
ldoc el al: 1359 USB heb d/x Feb05 05 ML
: Unid Air Def 0348 CW 4fcut. nr a75d du56 at45..nr
udna 36a5 at45..nr t75d 5u33 at45 ... (26Jan05) (IB)
atc nat shanwick: 0958 USB work BREK n724cc > dublin
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08948
08965.0
08968
08972.0
08972.0
08977
08977.0
08977.0
08984.0
09002.0
09020.0
09022.0
09025
09025
09025
09025
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09025
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09025.0
09025.0
09025.0
09025.0
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/LQEM bizzn255cc >punta cana/ REACH14 / ASQR ja8274 b767 /
KSGR / REACH195 Jan30 05 ML
N464UP: UPS B757-24APF 2245 HFDL Signs on to Riverhead
NY USA. Prob ICAO ID E255A5. (31Jan05) (RGA)
AY2634: With Position rep 54.50,58 N 27.57,50 E 14:36 (RP)
ID 07: Shannon Air 15:41 HFDL 3feb05 (RP)
LH8433:
17:58
Lufthansa Cargo D-ALCP MD 11 HFDL
15feb05 (RP)
HL-7736: Asiana A330 2008 HFDL Signs on. (11Feb05) (RGA)
N68159: Continental B767 2010 HFDL Acks msg via ARINC
Las Palmas "N68159 RAY QUFCFDUCO .1DISP TO 0055/11 <BEL> HOW
WAS THE RIDE COMING OVER. " (11Feb05) (RGA)
gaf: ?? 2019 USB ee end of comm Feb09 05 ML
HAWSPR: Ascension SIPR NET 1214 ALE/USB wkg MCC
McLellan HF-GCS (15Feb05) (SA)
RUH: (UH-60 helo, 1/228th Avn, Soto Cano AB,
Honduras): 2221T USB/ALE TO SKYWAT (US Army Flight Watch,
Soto Cano AB Honduras). 01/24 RP3
WAR: (1/228th Avn Regt("Winged Warriors") OperationsSoto Cano AB, Honduras): 2226 USB/ALE TO RUH960 ((probable
UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto Cano AB Honduras).
01/26 RP3
OH-LBS: Finnair B757 Flt AY2505 2039 HFDL Reports
3720N 00848W to ARINC Reykjavik. (11Feb05) (RGA)
Reykjavic arinc: with squiters 15:18 (rp)
UP6727: 18:50 UP6727 UPS B767-300 Position
52.20,30N 11.59,9W HFDL 16feb05 (RP)
fishermen: pirate ? 0954 USB ee d/x Jan30 05 ML
---: UNID 1458 CW Hi spd op sigs. "qsa1" "nil"" and
"A5E"? (05/Feb)(DW)
DOMINGEZ: (Mexican military): 0514 USB/ALE TO ALFA
US Navy: 2216 Link-11 (14/02/05) (AJP)
180221: C-5 68-0221 1418 ALE/USB Sounds. (07Feb05) (SA)
260003: C-17 96-0003 (Rch-900) 0831 ALE/USB wkg IKF
Keflavik HF-GCS (15Feb05) (SA)
40192: KC-10 84-0192 0755 ALEUSB wkg CRO Croughton HFGCS with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN
"Hilda East"
(Broken unreadable) (09Feb05) (SA)
ADW: Andrews HF-GCS 1802 ALE/USB Wkg 523546 KC-135
62-3546. (07Feb05) (SA)
JDG: Diego Garcia HF-GCS 1516 ALE/USB wkg JTY Yokota
HF-GCS (15Feb05) (SA)
JDG: Diego Garcia HF-GCS 1711 ALE.USB wkg JTY Yokota
PLA: Lajes HF-GCS 1849 ALE/USB wkg ICZ Sigonella HFGCS (15Feb05) (SA)
UKE306: R.A.F. E3 ZH106 1335 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews
190005: (C-5 # 69-0005, 337th AS, Westover AFB MA):
500316: (KC-135E # 60-0316, 108th ARW McGuire AFB NJ):
1816 USB/ALE TO MCC (USAF GSC, McClellan AFB). 02/11 RP3
708: (USCG HC-130 # 1708, CGAS Clearwater): 1156
ADW: (USAF GSC, Andrews AFB): 1538 USB/ALE TO 491710
(KC-10 # 70-1710, 305th AMW, McGuire AFB NJ). 02/12 RP3
Dragnet Alpha: (E-3B AWACS, Tinker AFB): 2342 USB
w/Raymond 24 (Tinker AFB) (in progress) w/formatted report
information. 02/10 RP3
E30576: (E-3B AWACS # 78-0576, Tinker AFB): 1610
USB/ALE TO E30137 (E-3B AWACS # 8-0137, Tinker AFB).
02/11 RP3
LB291: (unidentified, possible aircraft, P-3C ??):
1706 USB/ALE TO CGOOPS (unidentified, possibly Cargo Ops ??).
02/11 RP3
icz: 15:06 ICZ USAF/NAS Sigonella with Sounding
ALE 16feb05 (RP)
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09050
09050
09050
09050.0
09050.0
09050.0
09050.0
09060.0
09060.0
09060.0
09060.0
09062.0
09065.0
09073
09073.0
09075.0
09075.0
09075.0
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: Russian Navy/Military 1339 36-50/50/150 T600
messages. Idles on mark. Navy freq. (09Feb05) (RGA)
CAMALEON3: (Mexican Army): 0004 USB/ALE TO RM8 (HQs,
8th Military Region, Ixcotel). 01/19 RP3
CPOE: (Mexican Army 1st Army Corps-Cuerpo Primer de
Ejercito): 0101 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (possibly 3rd Independent
Inf Bde). 01/25 RP3
CPOE: (Mexican military): 0033 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3
(Mexican Army). 01/21 RP3
RM3: (HQs, Mexican Army 3rd Military Region,
Mazatlan): 0311 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (possibly Mexican Army
3rd Independent Inf Bvde). 02/11 RP3
RM6: (HQs, Mexican Army 6th Military Region, La
Boticaria): 0445 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (possibly 3rd
Independent Inf Bde). 02/01 RP3
RM8: (HQs, Mexican Army 8th military Region, Ixcotel):
0157 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (Mexican military). 01/18 RP3
438880DAT: Rockwell Collins Data Node 0038 ALE/USB
Sounding. Also noted sounding at 0138z. (15Feb05) (BC2)
438: Unid Mexican Mil Unit 0115 ALE/USB Clg DIAMANTE
(both DIAMANTE & DIA calls noted) Mexican MIL unit.
(15Feb05) (BC2)
CRSSIL: Rockwell Collins Signal Integration
Laboratory, Prob Cedar Rapids, IA 0106 ALE/USB Sounding.
Also noted sounding 0207z. (15Feb05) (BC2)
ICSSIL: Rockwell Collins Signal Integration
Laboratory, Prob Irvine CA 0056 ALE/USB Sounding. ALso
noted sounding 0156z. (15Feb05) (BC2)
CRSSIL: (Rockwell Collins Signal Integration Laboratory,
probably Cedar Rapids, IA): 0943 USB/ALE sounding.
Also sounding on 13850.0; 15760.0 & 18610.0. 02/14 RP3
SV9: (Mexican military): 0005 USB/ALE TO DIAMANTE
SV9: (Mexican military): 0013 USB/ALE TO DIAMANTE
TANGO: (Mexican military): 0034 USB/ALE TO DIAMANTE
CPOE: (Mexican Army 1st Army Corps-Cuerpo Primer de
Ejercito): 0005 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (possibly Mexican Army
3rfd Independent Inf Bde). 01/22 RP3
RM1: (Mexican Army, HQs, 1st Military Region, Federal
District): 0433 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (Mexican Army).
01/17 RP3
RM6: (HQs, Mexican Army 6th Military Region, La
Boticaria): 2318 USB/ALE TO CAM (possibly Mexican Army 3rd
Independent Inf Bde)--[AMD]CAM==E2=80=A2=E2=80=A2=E2=80=
A2ON3ALEON3 01/23 RP3
=20
US Navy Diego Garcia: 2220 Link-11 (14/02/05) (AJP)
PULI: unid CIS military 08:45 A1A accented 5L QTC to
FBMJ duplextraffic unknown QSX 20feb05 (PPA)
R23584: (prob UH-60 IDNG): 0209 USB/ALE TO KBOING
(1/183rd Avn or 1/112th Avn ,Idaho NG, Boise Air
Terminal/Gowen Field). 01/19 RP3
: UNID MIL net, ??? 1002 USB/2400Bd BPSK, unid modem
type on auto data circuit, 2 stations active (07Feb05) (LDO)
no-call: UNID MIL net, ??? 1002 USB/2400Bd BPSK, unid
modem type on auto data circuit, 2 stations active
(07Feb05) (LDO)
PC13: (Venezuelan Constitucion-class Missile/Fast
Attack craft, "Independencia"): 1232 LSB/ALE TO DCCOP
(Venezuelan Navy Operations Directorate). 02/09 RP3
PNFA3: (Naval Riverine Post (Puesta Navale Fluvial)
3): 0443 LSB/ALE TO BRIFFRI3 (Riverine Brigade (Brigada
Fluvial) "Franz Risquez Iribarren"). 02/08 RP3
PNME2: (Venezuelan Naval Riverine Post): 0542 LSB/ALE
TO BRI (Venezuelan Riverine Brigade (Brigada Fluvial) "Franz
Risquez Iribarren")--[AMD]B@8FFRI2@FFRI2@. 02/09 RP3
RFQP: FF Djibouti 0219 ARQ-E3 Msg to RFVI Le Port.
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09095.2
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09110.0
09120.0
09129.7
09130
09136.5
09136.5
09136.6
09136.6
09145.0
09145.0
09145.0
09145.0
09145.0
09145.0
09145.0
09150
09150.0
09150.5
09178
09178.0
09183.5
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(02/02/05) (AJP)
KFMHNG: (prob 1/126th Avn, MA NG, Otis ANGB, MA): 1420
P5Z101:(5/101st Avn, Ft Campbell KY): 0208 USB/ALE
sounding. Also noted on 05785.0; 06911.5; & 08171.5.
02/07 RP3
LCR154: unid Polish military 09:00 ALE/USB Sounding
TWS LCR154 12feb05 (PPA)
FN Dakar: 2230 Stanag4285 (14/02/05) (AJP)
---: MFA CAIRO 1728 arq 100/E/170 in irs. 1731 loss
qso, selcals XBVM/Bonn, reconnect. Opchat in ATU80. 1735 s/off
(07/Feb)(DW)
NMF: USCG BOSTON 1559 FAX 120/576/N/800 End of chart.
1723 sfc anal, weak/grainy (05/Feb)(DW)
VENUS 7: & NIGHTHAWK 7: 1458 USB voice radio checks
and ANDVT testing. Had problemswith the ANDVT tests
(09/FEB/05) (JLM)
---: EGYPTIAN EMB VIENNA 1722 arq 100/E/170 Tfc in
Arabic(ATU80). 1726 s/off (07/Feb)(DW)
EZI2: Mossad 1702 AM vmF-Engl. - repeating EZI2. Iff
at 1705. (15Feb05) (WC)
: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0931 OFDM+MFSK,
switching between 25-tone OFDM & 32-tone/40Bd MFSK, QSX 8046.5
USB (05Feb05) (LDO)
OFDM+MFSK, switching between 25-tone OFDM & 32- tone/40Bd
MFSK, QSX 8046.5 USB (05Feb05) (LDO)
CHP-200 system 250Bd/170Hz, Freq.-hop mode (05Feb05) (LDO)
no-call: UNID North African network, ALG? 1020 SIEMENS
CHP-200 system 250Bd/170Hz, Freq.-hop mode (05Feb05) (LDO)
814388: (unidentified aircraft): 1844 USB/ALE TO
814375 (unidentified aircraft). 01/31 RP3
814388: (unidentified aircraft): 1850 USB/ALE TO GRB
(US JSOC "Ghost Rider Base":Fort Bragg, NC). Also noted on
08056.0. 01/31 RP3
832410: (poss MH-60L # 26410, 3/160TH AVN HUNTER AAF
GA): 1556 USB/ALE TO CLH (probably Hunter AAF,Savannah GA).
Also noted on 08056.0. 02/04 RP3
832410: (poss MH-60L # 26410, 3/160TH AVN HUNTER AAF
GA): 1556 USB/ALE TO CLS (possibly Ft Stewart, GA). 02/04 RP3
CLH: (probably Hunter AAF,Savannah GA): 1553 USB/ALE
TO 832186 (poss MH-60L # 89-26186, 3-160 SOAR HUNTER AAF GA).
02/04 RP3
CLS: (probably Sabre AAF,Fort Campbell, KY): 1625
USB/ALE TO 825 (probable helo, 160th SOAR, Ft Campbell KY).
02/03 RP3
RIW: CISN MOSCOW 1630 CW Clng "vvv RKW95 de RIW qsa?
qtc k" (05/Feb)(DW)
: MFA Cairo, EGY 1630 USB/16 tone Codan modem 16x75Bd
QPSK/Codan 80Bd Chirp, traffic to Madrid, QSX on 9315kHz USB
(07Feb05) (LDO)
no-call: MFA Cairo, EGY 1630 USB/16 tone Codan modem
16x75Bd QPSK/Codan 80Bd Chirp, traffic to Madrid, QSX on
9315kHz USB (07Feb05) (LDO)
Rusian Mil: 2242 MS5 12 tones + 3300Hz pilot
tone(14/02/05) (AJP)
: Algerian MIL net, ALG 0817 USB, secure voice tfc
using HC-265 scrambler in HF-mode, 300Bd FSK with tactical msg
tfc and 300Bd FSK @+2200Hz for link management (15Jan05) (LDO)
no-call: Algerian MIL net, ALG 0817 USB, secure voice
tfc using HC-265 scrambler in HF-mode, 300Bd FSK with tactical
msg tfc and 300Bd FSK @+2200Hz for link management
(15Jan05) (LDO)
AT1: (FBI, Atlanta GA): 2115 USB/ALE TO ME1 (FBI,
Memphis TN). Also on 11073.5 & 14493.5. 01/25 RP3
BNG: (Venezuelan Naval Base "Guaira"): 0220 USB/ALE TO
CGA (HQs, Venezuelan Navy). 02/08 RP3
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09190.0 CAPANA: (Capana-class Medium Landing Ship " Capana",
T-61): 0212 USB/ALE TO BNARCO (Commando, Basa Navale "Amario").
Also noted on 10650.0 LSB; 13500.0 USB; 17080.0 LSB
& 19200.0 USB. 02/08 RP3
09190.0 PR1: (Radio Station 1): 0214 USB/ALE TO CGA (HQs,
Venezuelan Navy). 02/08 RP3
09190.0 T63: (LSM "Goijaira" T-63): 0217 USB/ALE TO DHN
(Hydrographic & Navigation Directorate). 02/08 RP3
09190.0 T63: (LSM "Goijaira" T-63): 0219 USB/ALE TO 61B (LST
"Capana" T-61). 02/08 RP3
09200.0 GRASSY: (Washington Gas & Light Company:Grassey Lick,
Kirby, WV): 2032 LSB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on
05509.0LSB; 06780.0LSB; 07475.0LSB. 01/21 RP3
09232
GIUSEPPE: UNID Italian MIL , ??? 1433 USB/FSK-1200Bd/ISS-mode,
sending tfc to CESARE [=Roma], QSX
not found (07Feb05) (LDO)
09232.0 GIUSEPPE: UNID Italian MIL , ??? 1433 USB/FSK1200Bd/ISS-mode, sending tfc to CESARE [=3DRoma], QSX not
found (07Feb05) (LDO)
09247
GDCZAKHO: Gov. Dispatch Center Zakho/Dahuk Prov IRQ
09247.0 GDCZAKHO: Gov. Dispatch Center Zakho/Dahuk Prov.,IRQ
09251
LINCONSHIRE POACHER: E03 1900 USB Musical callup and
OW with 43696. Some ISM QRM noted - nothing deliberate.
(15Feb05) (RGA)
09262
: UKRF Kiev UKR 1632 RTTY/50/450 KRYPTOGRAMMA NR...
ZZZZZZZ... and then unreadable text. (03Feb05) (WC)
09272
: UNID French MIL/MOI station, F 1023 USB, retransmitting
audio from a Système 3000 TRC-3600 radio in
scan mode, scan rate of 5 channels per sec + scanlist of 10
channels (07Feb05) (LDO)
09272.0 no-call: UNID French MIL/MOI station, F 1023 USB,
retransmitting audio from a Syst=E8me 3000 TRC-3600 radio in
scan mode, scan rate of 5 channels per sec + scanlist of 10
channels (07Feb05) (LDO)
09292.0 CIP46: Canadian Military: 1710 USB voice radio check
(19/FEB/05) (JLM)
09293.5 VAF788: & CIP36, Canadian Military: 1712 USB ALE
(19/FEB/05) (JLM)
09295.0 86OPS: (86th Med Coy, VT NG, Colchester/Burlington
09295.0 86OPS: (86th Med Coy, VTNG, Colchester/Burlington VT):
09295.0 ALBNY: (NY NG, Albany): 1900 USB/ALE TO SYRNY (NY NG,
Syracuse). 02/10 RP3
09295.0 RVHNY: (NY NG, Riverhead NY): 1506 USB/ALE sounding.
02/12 RP3
09310.0 unid: ? 0704 USB turkish "markes?? ..." repeated Jan21 05ML
09315
: Egyptian embassy Madrid, E 1630 USB/16 tone Codan
modem 16x75Bd QPSK/Codan 80Bd Chirp, traffic to Cairo, QSX on
9150kHz USB (07Feb05) (LDO)
09315.0 no-call: Egyptian embassy Madrid, E 1630 USB/ 16 tone
Codan modem 16x75Bd QPSK/Codan 80Bd Chirp, traffic to Cairo,
QSX on 9150kHz USB (07Feb05) (LDO)
09316.7 ---: MFA CAIRO 1655 arq 100/E/170 Clng sequence in fec
indic qsx 9226.7. 1656 revert selcals KKXI )Asmara) in arq.
Shrt qso, offair (lost contct). QSO but poor copy, ATU80. 1707
clng in fec qsx 14566.7 (05/Feb)(DW)
09332
GIUSEPPE: UNID Italian MIL , ??? 0850 USB/FSK-1200Bd/IRS-mode,
rcvng tfc from CESARE [=Roma], QSX
10873 kHz USB (08Feb05) (LDO)
09332.0 GIUSEPPE: UNID Italian MIL , ??? 0850 USB/FSK-1200Bd/IRS-mode,
rcvng tfc from CESARE [=3DRoma], QSX
09340
STEINLAGER 33: Prob RNZAF P-3 Orion 2102 USB Clg
AUSTRALIA CONTROL req selcal check BGAH (04Feb05) (SD)
09362.0 FUG: FN LA REGINE 1700 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker, weak poor
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10052.5
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10075
10075
10075
10075.0
10075.0
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10100.8
10106
10120
10120.0
10128
10128.0
10130
10130.0
10146.0
10166.4
10182
10191
10191.0
10192.6
10192.6
10194
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copy "FAA de RFFMEA" "fm naviter~batiments" "SGs RYs"
(25/Jan)(DW)
AFRTS/AFN: US military HF feeder 0018 USB / Parallel
with 5446.5, 7590.0, 10320.0 and 12133.5 kHz USB.
(28Jan.2005) (Midwest USA)
RWM: TS MOSCOW 1646 CW Time signals (25/Jan)(DW)
unid: station 10:06 Sitor-A/100/170 continuous call
string WUDZVTWUDZVT 30jan05 (PPA)
unid: rus 1638 81-81/81/994 (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
(17Feb05) (IB)
(17Feb05) (IB)
unid: ?? 1454 ARQ selcal TVXQ?? Feb13 05 ML
---: FLIGHT SU0106 1526 HFDL on usb. ACARS msg via HAT
YAI (11/Feb)(DW)
---: FLIGHT SU0266 1525 HFDL on usb. ACARS msg via Hat
Yai (11/Feb)(DW)
A7-ADJ: Qatar Airways A320 Flt QR0303 1635 HFDL Posn
1542N 06849E to ARINC Muharraq. (20Jan05) (RGA)
I-LIVA: Livingstone A321 Flt LVA272 1620 HFDL Posn
2841N 03330E. (20Jan05) (RGA)
QR0647: Qatar Airways A330 1619 HFDL Posn 2344N
05957E. (20Jan05) (RGA)
ZS-SFD: S.African A319 1646 HFDL Acks msg from
Johannesburg via Bahrain: "MSG FROM JNBWMSA SEQ07478 - SORRY
FOR THE SPELLING ON "ACTUAL"". (20Jan05) (RGA)
---: FLIGHT SU0106 1616 HFDL on usb. Logon rq to
Bahrain (11/Feb)(DW)
015: ARINC BAHRAIN 1610 HFDL on usb. Squitter (11/Feb)(DW)
DDK9: Pinnenberg Met 2123 RTTY/50/400 Wx/EE //16449.2
& 8581.5 (10/Feb/05) (RH2)
DDK9: HAMBURG MET 0948 RTTY 50/N/450 Marker "ry's cq
de DDK2 DDH7 DDK9 freq 4583 7646 10100.8" (01/Feb)(DW)
100: Chinese Military 0558 ALE/LSB Sounding.
(17Feb05) (IB)
: German MIL net, D 1200 USB/EADS-MAHRS/2400Bd PSK
burst mode, ARCOTEL ALE bursts (08Feb05) (LDO)
no-call: German MIL net, D 1200 USB/EADS-MAHRS 2400Bd
PSK burst mode, ARCOTEL ALE bursts (08Feb05) (LDO)
50Y: UNID Spanish MIL, E 0717 USB vx coordin. for RTTY
tfc. (15Jan05) (LDO)
50Y: UNID Spanish MIL, E 0717 USB vx coordin. for RTTY
tfc. (15Jan05) (LDO)
50Y: UNID Spanish MIL, E 0716 BAUDOT 50Bd/900Hz test
tape in Spanish to 45E (15Jan05) (LDO)
50Y: UNID Spanish MIL, E 0716 BAUDOT 50Bd/900Hztest
tape in Spanish to 45E (15Jan05) (LDO)
F5FJ: Ham 1115 USB/ALE clng F6ACU then switched to
voice (20-feb-2005)
vct: Tors Cove Radio 1630 gw-pactor marker (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
: Unid 1626 AM vvM Engl. - sets of five numbers.
(10Feb05) (WC)
: Algerian MIL net, ALG 0729 USB, secure VX tfc using
HC-265 scrambler in HF-mode, 300Bd FSK with tactical msg tfc
and 300Bd FSK @+2200Hz for link management (01Feb05) (LDO)
no-call: Algerian MIL net, ALG 0729 USB, secure VX tfc
using HC-265 scrambler in HF-mode, 300Bd FSK with tactical
msg tfc and 300Bd FSK @+2200Hz for link management
(01Feb05) (LDO)
CHP-200 system 250Bd/170Hz, non-FH tfc (01Feb05) (LDO)
CHP-200 system 250Bd/170Hz, non-FH tfc (01Feb05) (LDO)
441FEMAUX: US FEMA CMaine State EOC Agusta 2115
ALE/USB Also FC8/WGY908:US FEMA Denver CO. (11Feb05) (AD)
drbw: FGS Geier S63 0958 usb/stanag4285 clg dhj58
(7 Feb 05) (wp3)
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10219.5 ?: ? 1550 alis 2 240.0/8 to unid no sync
(21/Jan/2005) (anonim I)
10230
(17Feb05) (IB)
10349
(17Feb05) (IB)
10360.0 Unid: 2304 Sweep from 10360 to 10370 (13/01/05) (AJP)
10360.0 sab: G=F6teborg Radio 1048 marker (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
10371.2 NATO: 2212 Stanag 4285 ACF = 32 (25/01/05) (AJP)
10421
(17Feb05) (IB)
10426
LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER: Enigma E03 1614 USB Old woman
with 5FGs. (02Feb05) (RGA)
10426.4 ---: UNID 1644 RTTY 50/N/400 Test message in FF "ceci
est un message de calorie destin au rglage de votre rcepteur
lundi 9thru) dimanche 301 (thru) 309 janvier (thru) dcembre"
(01/Feb)(DW)
10428.0 Unid: 0342 FSK 75/850 ACF = 0 (24/01/05) (AJP)
10435
: French NOSTRADAMUS OTHR Dreux, F 1236 OTHR 50 Hz
pulse repetition freq., very strong signal, BW > 20 kHz
(08Feb05) (LDO)
10435.0 no-call: French NOSTRADAMUS OTHR Dreux, F 1236 OTHR 50
Hz pulse repetition freq., very strong signal, BW > 20 kHz
(08Feb05) (LDO)
10443
(16Feb05) (IB)
10454.3 : Alg. Customs Algiers ALG 1450 PACTOR/100Bd/200Bd,
msgs in French to Illizi, stations transmitting on 10456 kHz
LSB (07Feb05) (LDO)
10454.3 no-call: Alg. Customs Algiers ALG 1450 PACTOR
100Bd/200Bd, msgs in French to Illizi, stations transmitting
on 10456 kHz LSB (07Feb05) (LDO)
10467.7 ---: FF UNID 1713 ARQ/E3 200/E/400 8rc. Betas. Poor
sync thru 1739 (01/Feb)(DW)
10507
: UNID NATO net, 1552 USB/STANAG 4197 digi/crypto
voice tfc. (08Feb05) (LDO)
10507.0 no-call: UNID NATO net, 1552 USB/STANAG 4197
digi/crypto voice tfc. (08Feb05) (LDO)
10536.0 CFH: CF HALIFAX 1603 FAX 120/576/N/760 850mb analysis
(04/Feb)(DW)
10536.1 CFH: CF HALIFAX 1558 RTTY 75/N/850 Met tfc (04/Feb)(DW)
10572
: UNID North African MIL net, ALG? 0810 USB, secure
voice tfc using HC-265 scrambler in HF-mode, 75Bd/200Hz +
300Bd/200Hz FSK with tactical msg tfc and 300Bd FSK @ +2200Hz
for link management (08Feb05) (LDO)
10572.0 no-call: UNID North African MIL net, ALG? 0810 USB,
secure voice tfc using HC-265 scrambler in HF-mode, 75Bd/200Hz
+ 300Bd/200Hz FSK with tactical msg tfc and 300Bd FSK @
+2200Hz for link management (08Feb05) (LDO)
10572.2 Unid: 0056 USB SS Phonepatches w/DTMF Possible
Colombians(21/01/05) (AJP)
10610.9 ---: MOSCOW MET 1505 FAX 120/576/N/800 Upper air chart
(02/Feb)(DW)
10611.0 Moscow Meteo: 1437 fax with many interruptions of the
transmission but otherwise fine (30 Jan 05) (wp3)
10611.0 Moscow Meteo: 1523 fax 120/576 (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
10611.0 moscow met: 1508 FAX poor qual pressure chart Feb13 05 ML
10611.0 moscow met: 1523 FAX ID pressure chart Jan21 05 ML
10626.0 RFFXL: FF NAQOURA 1522 ARQ/E 186.6/E/170 8rc. Betas,
poor sync. Off air 1614z (02/Feb)(DW)
10626.0 RFFXL: FF NAQOURA 1609 ARQ/E 184.6/E/400 8RC. Betas.
1617 cct [XZL]. Tfc fm Comelefrance Liban to Tripost
Paris/RFFAB info Armees Postge Paris/RFFBBC. Offair shortly
thereafter (04/Feb)(DW)
10681.5 Unid: 0109 Chinese 4+4 CF=1725 USB (07/02/05) (AJP)
10685
(17Feb05) (IB)
10691.5 814388: (poss MH-60K,1-160TH SOAR FT CAMPBELL KY):
Pagina 186
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10733.6
10733.6
10735.0
10752.0
10755.0
10773.6
10793
10816.5
10816.5
10816.5
10816.5
10816.5
10820
10821.7
10827.6
10845.6
10860
10860
10870
10870.0
10872
10872
10873
10873.0
10913.5
10929.5
10945.0
10956.7
11010.0
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1941 USB/ALE TO HTR (probably 1/160th SOAR HOOTER OPS,Fort
Campbell, KY). Also noted on 08056.0 & 09145.0. 02/04 RP3
814388: (unidentified aircraft): 1831 USB/ALE TO HTR
(HOOTER OPS, US SOC Forces:Fort Campbell, KY). Also noted on
09145.0 & 12068.5. 01/31 RP3
KWA: US Embassy ?? 1042 ALE/USB wkg KWV45 US Embassy
?? (16Feb05) (SA)
KWP97: US Embassy ?? 1032 ALE/USB wkg KWP96 US Embassy
?? (16Feb05) (SA)
REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 07:29 F1B/50/1000 idling 20feb05 (PPA)
Fishermen: 0005 LSB SS Sending 4FG Mexico? (28/01/05) (AJP)
RN Faslane: 0049 Stanag 4481 ACF=0/64 (21/01/05) (AJP)
Embassy Athens Greece) (09Feb05) (SA)
(17Feb05) (IB)
A3Z: (unidentified, probable Nat'l Guard entity):
1649 USB/ALE=20sounding. 01/23 RP3
HQ7: Poss HQ703N USNG Readiness Center Arlington VA
1611 ALE/USB Clg M07. (15Feb05) (BC2)
M0700N: USNG WMD-CS team, unknown state possible
Missouri? 1614 ALE/USB Clg PMTRACS/Program Manager for
Tactical Radio Communications Systems. (15Feb05) (BC2)
M0700N: USNG WMD-CS team, unknown state possible
Missouri? 1619 ALE/USB Clg K070SN/USNG WMD-CS team, Kansas.
(15Feb05) (BC2)
V020IN: (Nat;l Guard, US Virgin Islands): 0924 USB/ALE
TO HQ703N (probably Nat'l Guard Readiness Center, Arlington
VA). 01/21 RP3
(16Feb05) (IB)
MFA Kairo: 1508 sitor-a huxd tys (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
Unid: 0113 Chinesse 4+4 QPSK CF=1725 (28/01/05) (AJP)
Unid: 0118 Chinesse 4+4 QPSK CF=1725 (28/01/05) (AJP)
(15Feb05) (IB)
(17Feb05) (IB)
CESARE: MOD Roma, I 1006 USB/FSK-1200Bd/IRS-mode,
receiving traffic from "CARMELIO", QSX not found
(05Jan05) (LDO)
CESARE: MOD Roma, I 1006 USB/FSK-1200Bd/IRS- mode,
receiving traffic from "CARMELIO", QSX not found
(05Jan05) (LDO)
S: MX Beacon Arkhangelsk 0735 (26Jan 05) (WC)
S: MX Beacon Arkhangelsk 0754 CW // 13528 16332 20049.
(28Jan05) (WC)
CESARE: MOD Roma, I 0850 USB/FSK-1200Bd/ISS-mode,
sending tfc to "GIUSEPPE", QSX 9332 kHz USB
(08Feb05) (LDO)
CESARE: MOD Roma, I 0850 USB/FSK-1200Bd/ISS- mode,
sending tfc to "GIUSEPPE", QSX 9332 kHz USB
(08Feb05) (LDO)
KMI66, FBI Los Angeles, CA & KGE22 ALPHA, FBI
Quantico, VA: 1533 USB voice radiochecks here and on 14493.5
USB voice. USB ALE calls LA1 & QT2, respectively
(09/FEB/05) (JLM)
: Prob USCG 2100 MIL STD 188-110 1200 Serial-short
interleave. (11Feb05) (AD)
CFH: CF HALIFAX 1150 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker "NAWS de CFH
f1 2822 3394 4167 6254 8303 12380 16576 22182 ar"
(04/Feb)(DW)
---: FF UNID 1645 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8RC. Betas. Poor
sync and no apparent tfc thru 1834z (04/Feb)(DW)
ZLO: RNZN Irirangi NZL 07:47 USB/BR6028 7 channels encrypted
2FSK/75Baud/170 hz + pilot at 600 hertz 20feb05 (PPA)
: Prob Ukranian Military 1502 RTTY/50/500 Enciphered Baudot
with headers like Eglincrypt nr 876 72-492 24 1703 2 ed and
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11039.0
11056.7
11076
11076.0
11086.5
11088.0
11098.2
11130.0
11135.0
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
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11181.0
11181.0
11205.0
11205.0
11205.0
11205.0
11205.0
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mention of Kriptograma Buran and Tajfun. As logged by (KB)
on 9 January. Regular sked. (02Feb05) (RGA)
no call: Ukrainian military 07:52 ITA2/50/200 erect polarity
1.5stopbit encrypted traffic after zzzzz 20feb05 (PPA)
DDH9: HAMBURG MET 1539 RTTY 50/N/450 Fcst in GG then marker.
Poor copy (04/Feb)(DW)
: MFA Cairo 1512 ARQ SELCALs QQTP/Moscow in FEC then ARQ.
Gives up 1524. (02Feb05) (RGA)
: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0922 MFSK-32/CROWD36,
offline crypto to UNID embassy after 11177 00132....
(07Feb05) (LDO)
no-call: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 0922 MFSK-32/CROWD36,
offline crypto to UNID embassy after 11177 00132....
(07Feb05) (LDO)
GYA: RN NORTHWOOD 1201 FAX 120/576/N/800 Grainy, N Atlantic
chart (04/Feb)(DW)
unid: 1506 fax strong signal (30 Jan 05) (wp3)
: Unid FF 1704 ARQ-E3/200/320 Betas. Faded. (01Feb05) (RGA)
JAP: (unidentified): 2346 USB/ALE TO CHH (unidentified).
02/14 RP3
Unid: 1839 MIL STD 188-110A serial modem ACF = 20
(23/01/05)(AJP)
IKF: (USAF GSC, Keflavik): 1303 USB/ALE TO KEH34 (US
Consulate, Basrah Iraq). Also noted on 18248.6. 02/14 RP3
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 130 ALE/USB wkg KEH34 US Consulate Basrah
Iraq (11Feb05) (SA)
KMN94: (US Dept of State, Ft Lauderdale FL): 1927 USB/ALE TO
KWN99 (US Dept of State). Also noted on 13503.6 & 16283.6.
01/19 RP3
KRZ65: UNID 14:0 USB/ALE / US DEPT. OF STATE NET
(29/Jan/2005) (RW5)
11168.6 KWQ36: US.Embassy (??) 1214 ALE/USB wkg KWP90 US
Embassy (??) in AMD "WQ36 CALLING" (11Feb05) (SA)
KWX56: (US Embassy??) 0908 ALE/USB wkg KWR86 (US
Embassy Europe??) ALE+VOICE for radio check " we have you loud
and clear 90% ,How us -74%" (09Feb05) (SA)
PLA: Lajes HF-GCS 1352 ALE/USB wkg KEH34 US Consulate
Basrah Iraq. (16Feb05) (SA)
HAW: US HFGCS ASCENSION 1841 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
IKDSPR: 16:06 IKFSPR USAF/NAS Keflavik with sounding
ALE 16feb05 (RP)
IKFSPR: UK HFGCS KEFLAVICK 1836 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on usb. Sounding (11/Feb)(DW)
Shark 66: 2043 USB w/Smasher (not heard- SouthCom
Flight Watch, 01/26 RP3
Smasher: (SouthCom Flight Watch, Key West FL): 1247 USB
w/Shark 66 (prob C-130) in radio checks. 02/14 RP3
Smasher: (SouthCom Flight Watch, Key West FL): 1338
USB w/Shark 87 (prob C-130-very weak) asking Smasher to advise
them of any trfc from their home base. 02/08 RP3
USB w/Shark 89 (prob C-130-very weak) w/position report.
Smasher passes wx for Managua, Nicaragua at 1530Z and advises
Shark 69 that they will contact Managua. 02/07 RP3
USB w/Army R24181 (probable helo-not heard) w/position report.
02/07 RP3
160020: C-5 86-0020 1444 ALE/USB Sounds (07Feb05) (SA)
40190: KC-10 84-0190 (Cacti-71) 1318 ALE/USB wkg OFF
Offutt HF-GCS (Cacti-71 out of Mildenhall (EGUN)) with
Trend-21 flight bound for Red Flag at Nellis
(13Feb05) (SA)
5571425: KC-135 57-1425 0911 ALE/USB Sounds (14Feb05) (SA)
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 0910 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews HFGCS (13Feb05) (SA)
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11226.0
11226.0
11226.0
11226.0
11226.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11256.0
11291.0
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JDG: Diego Garcia HF-GCS 1511 ALE/USB Wkg GUA Guam HFGCS (13Feb05) (SA)
JDG: Diego Garcia HF-GCS 1725 ALE/SB wkg JTY Yokota
HF-GCS. (16Feb05) (SA)
170036: (C-5 # 87-0036, 60th AMW, Travis AFB CA): 2154
1606 USB/ALE TO GBLNPR (Global Non Secure Internet Protocol
Router node). Contact also attempted on 18003.0. 02/12 RP3
ADW: US HFGCS ANDREWS 1750 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
CRO: US HFGCS CROUGHTON 1800 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. (11/Feb)(DW)
HAW: US HFGCS ASCENSION 1713 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding. Also 1811 (11/Feb)(DW)
ICZ: US HFGCS SIGONELLA 1749 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
IKF: 15:43 IKF USAF/NAS Keflavik with sounding
ALE 16feb05 (RP)
IKF: US HFGCS KEFLAVICK 1740 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on .
JTY: US HFGCS YOKOTA 1815 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
PLA: US HFGCS LAJES 1744 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Atlas 41: (unidentified-weak): 1849 USB w/Trenton
Military (not heard) reporting they will be landing, possibly
at Cold Lake and will be on the ground for a couple of hours.
At 2208 Trenton advises Atlas 41 that there is no trfc for
them from RCC Trenton. Atlas 41 informs Trenton that they are
30 mins from landing at CFB Winnepeg. 02/07 RP3
Trenton Military: (very weak): 1905 USB w/Canforce
2699 w/wx for Ottawa, Goose Bay and one other unidentified
location (CYX?). At 2130 Canforce 2699 reports they are 30
mins out from Trenton and are closing radio watch.
02/07 RP3
Trenton Military: 2101 USB w/Razor 61 (E-8 JSTARS,
Robins GA) pp (in progress) passing formatted report
information. 02.08 RP3
Trenton Military: 2121 USB w/Canforce 49 (CC-150 #
15001, 437th Sqdn Trenton ON) with wx for Keflavik &
Prestwick, Scotland and selcal check (AS-CQ). 02/07 RP3
Trenton Military: 2150 USB w/Canforce 2705 (id as
CC-130H, 435TH SQDN, CFB Winnepeg) who reports departure from
CFB Trenton at 2100Z and ETA CFB Winnepeg at 0400Z and
w/selcal check (GJ-BD). 02/07 RP3
Trenton Military: 2205 USB w/Arrow 06 (sounds likeunheard) w/radio checks. 02/07 RP3
Trenton Military: 2225 USB w/Canforce aircraft
(unheard) w/wx for Goose Bay, Newfoundland; Keflavik;
Prestwick, Scotland; Split, Croatia; & Zagreb, Croatia.
02/07 RP3
Trenton Military: 2251 USB w/Atlas 42 (unidentified).
Trenton advises Atlas 42 that there is no trfc for them from
the Trenton Rescue Coordination Center. 02/14 RP3
Trenton Military: 2306 USB w/Canforce 2679 w/request
for wx at Ottawa, Trenton, Toronto and Quebec City.
02/14 RP3
ldoc ethiop: airlines 1602 USB ee pos level PLPH??
Feb05 05 ML
MWARA SAT-2: 2302 USB EE Dakar ACC and some a/c
w/selcall (18/01/05) (AJP)
B-HQC: Cathay Pacific A340 2034 HFDL Signs on.
(11Feb05) (RGA)
D-ALCN: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F 2037 HFDL Signs on.
(11Feb05) (RGA)
Riverhead NY USA. (11Feb05) (RGA)
Pagina 189
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11315
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11384.0
11384.0
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11427.5
11427.5
11432
11432.0
11436
11436.0
11438.5
11439.5
11443.5
11444.7
11445.0
11453
11453
11453.0
11453.0
11453.0
11467.9
11475.0
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11483.0
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N14102: Contintental B757 2036 HFDL Signs on.
(11Feb05) (RGA)
N720AV: USA2000 A320-214 2026 HFDL Signs on. Ex FWWDY. (11Feb05) (RGA)
ldoc stockholm: 1347 USB work amv91 (very detailed
load info )QRGP-a310 su-bow Feb05 05 ML
---: FLIGHT 950 1036 HFDL on usb psn 40.29N 0.56E
(31/Jan)(DW)
---: FLIGHT SU0141 1035 HFDL on usb 1009 psn 50.59N
14.13E (31/Jan)(DW)
RMP: Kaliningrad Naval Radio 1544 CW Msg to RKW95: RMP
440 02 1808 440 = SML = 4..8 8249 3768 ... 8790 6504 = + RMP
K. (02Feb05) (RGA)
RBT: ALGERIAN EMB RABAT 1131 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng MAE, also at 1142z (31/Jan)(DW)
TRP: ALGERIAN EMBASSY TRIPOLI 1138 MIL.STD 188-141A
ALE on usb. Clng MAE. Also at 1141 1146 (31/Jan)(DW)
: UNID North Korean embassy, 1353 USB/FSK 600Bd ARQ
burst system, QSX not found (07Feb05) (LDO)
no-call: UNID North Korean embassy, 1353 USB/ FSK
600Bd ARQ burst system, QSX not found (07Feb05) (LDO)
: UNID station, 1110 SITOR-B 100Bd/850Hz various 5FG
messages in blocks of 50 grps, tfc ends "000", station located
in Europe, weak signal coming in via backscatter
(08Feb05) (LDO)
no-call: UNID station, 1110 SITOR-B 100Bd/850Hz
various 5FG messages in blocks of 50 grps, tfc ends "000",
station located in Europe, weak signal coming in via
backscatter (08Feb05) (LDO)
unid: North Korean diplo 12:39 DPRK-ARQ/600/600 ACF=
316 no decode 30jan05 (PPA)
R22988: (prob UH-60 helo): 2012 USB/ALE TO T2Z238
(2/238th Avn, IN NG, Shelbyville IN). Also noted on 08171.5.
02/10 RP3
unid: North Korean diplo 12:26 DPRK-ARQ/600/600 ACF=
316 no decode 30jan05 (PPA)
---: MFA CAIRO 1507 arq 100/E/170 Selcalls
TVXC/Abidjan?, no qso 1521z selcalls TVXZ 1527 qso
estab in irs. 1538 opchat and s/off (31/Jan)(DW)
---: FAF? ?LOC 1737 RTTY 50/N/400 Marker, vri weak,
vri poor copy but occ ry's and occ sections of FF test
strings. Offair 1758zFF (31/Jan)(DW)
IMB33: Rome Meteo 0811 RTTY 50/850 TAFs for Italian
airports. At 0822 and 0827 synops. Off air in between msgs
(05Feb05) (KB)
IMB33: Rome Meteo 1549 RTTY/50/850 SYNOPs SIIY22 LIIB
021500 RRA. (02Feb05) (RGA)
IMB 3: Rome meteo I 12:12 ITA2/50/850 rev 1,5 stopbit
AAXX synops CZE AUT FNL ROU 30jan05 (PPA)
IMB3: 15:46 IMB 3
Rome Meteo with aaxx msgs
RTTY50/850 11feb05 (RP)
IMB3: ROME RADIO 1510 RTTY 50/N/850 Met tfc, SYNOP
plus unrecog 5 fig code grouping (GRID?) (31/Jan)(DW)
: Unid Station 1800 UNID/75/600 (18/02/05) (LC)
MAE: MFA ALGIERS 1114 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng TNS/Tunis (31/Jan)(DW)
P6Z: MOD Paris, F 1452 USB/STANAG 4285 using THALES
modem with 2400 bps & long interleaving, lengthy tfc to French
MIL attché Sofia/L4N, cct ID: "SOF", occasional interference
from another operator using the same freq at 1200L with tfc to
Belgrade (08Feb05) (LDO)
P6Z: MOD Paris, F 1452 USB/STANAG 4285 using THALES
modem (08Feb05) (LDO)
0000006138: Unid Turkish Net 1844 ALE/USB Sounding.
(19Feb05) (RGA)
KYJEV/OLZ87: Czech emb. Kiev, UKR 0642 USB/MIL-STD
188-110A serial tone modem, IRS-mode, Datron HFCOM2 ARQprotocol (07Feb05) (LDO)
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11511.0 KYJEV/OLZ87: Czech emb. Kiev, UKR 0642 USB/MIL-STD
188-10A serial tone modem, IRS-mode, Datron HFCOM2 ARQprotocol (07Feb05) (LDO)
11550.0 438880DAT: (Rockwell Collins data node): 1313 USB/ALE
11550.0 CRSSIL: (unlocated Rockwell Collins Signals
Integration Lab): 0144 USB/ALE sounding. 02/12 RP3
11550.0 ICSSIL: (unlocated Rockwell Collins Signals
Integration Lab): 0253 USB/ALE TO 438880DAT (unidentified data
node). 02/12 RP3
11625.0 SCLC131: (Subordinate Local Communications Center,
131st Inf Bn, Venezuelan Army): 1345 USB/ALE TO PCRC1(Regional
Communications Command Post, 1st military Region).
01/18 RP3
12067.0 Station 9050: calling any station this net: 2111 USB
voice (09/FEB/05) (JLM)
12068.5 CLS: (US Army SOC:Fort Campbell, KY): 2203 USB/ALE TO
852184 (unidentified aircraft). 01/31 RP3
12087.0 T040NN: (Nat'l Guard, TN): 1625 USB/ALE TO I1T
12087.0 YV0: (unidentified): 1624 USB/ALE TO I1T
12152
DKWC: Russian Military 1120 CW R 499 QRV K. R 612 K.
Receiving multiple msgs. Later - AMX1 de DKWC K. R K. At 1143
bcasts msg to collective MEGG: QTC 461 35 31 1440 461 = 319
741 = YSUDö MSIBR ... äQUüW EäPEW RPT AL QLN K. Freq from Day
Watson's 30th Jan log. (31Jan05) (RGA)
12152.0 ---: UNID 0818 CW Tfc handkeued, five ltr grps, inc
accentuated letters (30/Jan)(DW)
12152.0 ---: UNID 1343 CW Periodic "qsv k" (30/Jan)(DW)
12168.5 IR05: Unloc. Dutch MIL unit, HOL? 0710 USB/MIL- STD
188-141A, calling IR02 (09Jan05) (LDO)
12168.5 IR05: Unloc. Dutch MIL unit, HOL? 0710 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, calling IR02 (09Jan05) (LDO)
12180
BOK: Bulgarian embassy Nicosia, CYP 1117
USB/8FSK-240Bd ARQ-system, traffic to Sofia, QSX 13472 kHz USB
(07Feb05) (LDO)
12180.0 BOK: Bulgarian embassy Nicosia, CYP 1117
USB/8FSK-240Bd ARQ-system, traffic to Sofia, QSX 13472 kHz USB
(07Feb05) (LDO)
12193
: UNID NATO naval net, 0927 USB/STANAG-4285, KG-84
crypto at 600 bps/short interl./5N1, several stations on
frequency (07Feb05) (LDO)
12193.0 no-call: UNID NATO naval net, 0927 USB/STANAG 4285,
KG-84 crypto at 600 bps/short interl./5N1, several stations on
frequency (07Feb05) (LDO)
12200
GIUSEPPE: UNID Italian MIL , ??? 1441
USB/FSK-1200Bd/ISS-mode, sending tfc to CESARE [=Roma], QSX
12200.0 GIUSEPPE: UNID Italian MIL , ??? 1441 USB/FSK-1200Bd/ISS-mode,
sending tfc to CESARE [=3DRoma], QSX
12242
67BGR: UNID Spanish Navy vessel, 0802 USB/MIL-STD
188-110A serial tone, fixed datarate and interleaver at
1200bps/L, rcvng Press reports from "67YTR" on 13089 USB
(07Feb05) (LDO)
12242.0 67BGR: UNID Spanish Navy vessel, 0802 USB/MIL-STD
188-110A serial tone, fixed datarate andinterleaver at
1200bps/L, rcvng Press reports from "67YTR" on 13089 USB
(07Feb05) (LDO)
12365.0 VMC: Charleville meteo AUS 14:34 J3E/USB English male
voice with WXSouthwest Australia 20feb05 (PPA)
12430
: Unid Ship 1451 GLOBEDATA In traffic on HEC/ZLA ship
freq. (02Feb05) (RGA)
12456.0 unid: NATO military 14:30 STANAG 4285 / 600 long / 3K
encryptedtraffic 20feb05 (PPA)
12537.0 CGA: (HQs, Venezuelan Navy): 1304 USB/ALE TO
PR1(Venezuelan Navy Radio Station 1). 01/18 RP3
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12537.0 PR1: (Venezuelan Navy Radio Station 1): 1249 USB/ALE
TO BNA (Venezualan Navy Base "Amario"). 01/18 RP3
12537.0 T81: (Venezuelan Navy Replenishment Oiler " Ciudad
Bolivar" T-81): 1142 USB/ALE TO BO11 ( Venezuelan Navy
Oceanographic Support Ship "Punta Brava", BO-11). Also noted
on 13500.00. 01/24 RP3
12557.0 ---: SHIP UNID 0858 arq 100/E/170 Wkng Istanbul/TAH
rcvng tfc (01/Feb)(DW)
12557.0 ---: SHIP UNID 0903 arq 100/E/170 Wkng Istanbul/TAH.
Ansback VIVI X. Op sigs only (01/Feb)(DW)
12557.0 ---: SHIP UNID 0906 arq 100/E/170 Selcalls MKCV. No
qso (01/Feb)(DW)
12557.0 ---: SHIP UNID 1428 arq 100/E/170 Selcals MKCV
(Istanbul/TAH). Weak, no qso. (24/Jan)(DW)
12560.0 ueis: PIONER KARELII 1330 sitor-a tfc to Archangelsk
Radio uce =12714/kyvf (30 Jan 05) (wp3)
12574.0 UBAU: SHIP ALEKSANDR MIRONENKO 1720 rtty 50/R/170 Tfc
in 3sc via Murmansk (30/Jan)(DW)
12577
9VMG: Singaporean Ship Singa Age 1752 GMDSS RQs MRCC
Honolulu/Almeda/NMO for safety test. (02Feb05) (RGA)
12579
JDG: Prob Diego Garcia Relay 1530 FEC Nitrenet/Siprenet Metoc
Signal here is too strong to be Guam,
Pt Reyes, Boston or Yokosuka. (10/Feb/05) (RH2)
12581.5 XSV: TIANJIN RADIO 1503 CW Chan free marker "XSV" just audible (13/Feb)(DW)
12585.0 NRV: USCG GUAM 1457 CW Chan free marker "NRV" (13/Feb)(DW)
12586.0 UDK2: MURMANSK RADIO 1459 CW Chan free marker "de
UDK2"(13/Feb)(DW)
12587.0 LZW5: VARNA RADIO 1505 CW Chan free marker "de LZW
LZW"(13/Feb)(DW)
12587.0 LZW5: varna 1533 FEC bulgar news bulletin Jan21 05 ML
12587.0 LZW: VARNA RADIO 1440 CW Chan free marker. "de LZW
LZW". 1445 tfc list in fec (repeated). 1448 Blind tfc session
- nil all categories. 1450 revert to marker (24/Jan)(DW)
12590.5 RRR34: MOSCOW RADIO 1432 fec 100/E/170 Stn info, tfc
list then reverts to chan free marker (24/Jan)(DW)
12590.5 rrr34: Moskau Radio 1100 sitor-b CQ CQ CQ DE 3756 C
01/07/04 =RADIOTELEKS QSW 8430,0 /QSX 8390,0 0700-1100
(30 Jan 05) (wp3)
(13/Feb)(DW)
(30/Jan)(DW)
12594.5 A9M: BAHRAIN RADIO 1438 CW Chan free marker. "de A9M
tlx" (24/Jan)(DW)
tlx"(13/Feb)(DW)
tlx" (30/Jan)(DW)
12594.5 A9M: Hamala R Bahrein 2238 'CW de A9M' and channel
free marker(17/01/05) (AJP)
12595.0 NRV: USCG Apra harbour GUM 14:02 Sitor-A/100/170 CW
ident + arq burst 20feb05 (PPA)
12599.5 UAT: MOSCOW RADIO 1511 CW Chan free marker "de UAT "
(13/Feb)(DW)
(24/Jan)(DW)
(13/Feb)(DW)
(24/Jan)(DW)
12603.5 SVO5: OLYMPIA RADIO 1513 CW Chan free marker "SVO"
(13/Feb)(DW)
12606.0 UIW: KALININGRAD RADIO 1506 CW Chan free marker "de
UIW KLD" (24/Jan)(DW)
12634.5 TAH: ISTANBUL RADIO 1533 CW Chan free marker "TAH" rasping note, splatter on adj channels, and slightly off freq
and unstable (13/Feb)(DW)
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12654.0 TAH: ISTANBUL RADIO 0840 fec 100/E/170 Wx in TT. Late
(scheduled 0800) or new time? (30/Jan)(DW)
(24/Jan)(DW)
(13/Feb)(DW)
12674.2 LOR: AN Pto. Belgrano 0105 Sitor-B WX info en SS
SouthAtlantic. // 8319,7 //3345.2 They sometimes send FAX 120
LPM on thisfreq.(20/01/05) (AJP)
12681.0 Unid: 1410 188-110A serial modem ACF=20
(15/01/05) (AJP)
12687
HEB05: Global Link Network (GLN) Berne SWI 1312
PACTOR-3 with Morse ID. (02Feb05) (RGA)
de HEB05" every 3 min (31/Jan)(DW)
12710.5 PWZ33: BN Rio 2131 RTTY/75/850 Navwngs/EE. (10/Feb/05) (RH2)
12711.0 PWZ-33: BN Rio de Janeiro 1454 Pactor-FEC Notice to
marines(16/01/05) (AJP)
12715.2 : NATO System 1757 STANAG-4285/2400/USB 600-bit long
interleave. Enciphered data. Very loud signal.
(18Feb05) (RGA)
12741.0 unid: Russian navy 08:55 BEE36-50/50/200 encrypted
traffic inparallel with 11468.0 20feb05 (PPA)
12745.5 JJC: Kyodo Tokio 1556 FAX/60/576 JJ Nx/paper.
(14/Feb/05) (RH2)
12745.5 JJC: Kyodo Tokio 1617 FAX/60/576 JJ Nx/Paper
(28/Jan/05) (RH2)
12745.5 JJC: Kyodo Tokyo 1600 FAX Insufficient signal.
(27Jan05) (WC)
12745.5 JJC: kyodo 1547 FAX jap news Jan21 05 ML
12808.5 UHZ: kherson 1551 CW Jan21 05 ML
12857.0 6WW: FN Dakar 1821 RTTY 75/850 FAA de 6WW 6WW
(23/01/05) (AJP)
12877.5 UIW: Kaliningrad Radio 1600 RTTY/50/170 Announcing
following freqs 12877.5 - 16927 - 19724.5 - 22603.5 then
unreadable text. (03Feb05) (WC)
12921.1 mgj: : RN Faslane 1632 rtty 75/320 02h
03c
03j
04b
06a 06f
08a
12b
16a
22a
mgj
(12 Feb 05) (wp3)
13089
67YTR: Spanish Navy Madrid?, E 0820 USB/MIL-STD
188-110A serial tone, using fixed datarate and interleaver at
1200bps/L, traffic to "GR" (23Jan05) (LDO)
13089
NMN: USCG CAMSLANT Chesapeake VA 1740 USB YL with
N.Atlantic forecast. (18Feb05) (RGA)
13089.0 67YTR: Spanish Navy Madrid?, E 0820 USB/MILSTD188-110A serial tone, using fixed datarate and interleaver
at 1200bps/L, traffic to "GR" (23Jan05) (LDO)
13089.0 NMN: USCG Camslant 2342 USB EE WX info.
//8764,0//6501,0 (09/01/05) (AJP)
13200
KVX53: (US Embassy Europe ??) 1325 ale/usb wkg KWW
13200.0 PNR400: (Panther 400, OPBAT, Georgetown Bahamas): 1728
13215.0 170041: (C-5 # 87-0041, 9th AS, Dover AFB): 1549
13215.0 5571425: (KC-135E # 57-1425, 151st ARS, TN ANG
Knoxville TN): 1750 USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on
09025.0. 02/12 RP3
13215.0 OFF: (USAF GSC, Offutt AFB): 1639 USB/ALE TO E31607
(E-3B AWACS # 76-1607, Tinker AFB). E31607 also noted in ALE
w/Andrews on 18003.0. 02/11 RP3
13242
KWX57: (US Embassy??) 0945 ALE/USB wkg KWX59 (US
13303
7T-VJV: Air Algerie A330-200 'Tinhinan' 1545 HFDL
Signs on. ICAO ID A061E5. (16Feb05) (RGA)
13303
7T-VJV: Air Algerie A330-200 'Tinhinan' Posn 4045N
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13303.0
13330.0
13340.0
13406.3
13449.0
13455.0
13490
13500
13500.0
13500.0
13500.0
13500.0
13500.0
13500.0
13503.6
13503.6
13503.6
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00302E to ARINC Las Palmas. (18Feb05) (RGA)
AY2507: Finnair B757 1336 HFDL Reports 4136N 00637W to
ARINC Las Palmas. (16Feb05) (RGA)
CN-RNY: Royal Air Maroc A321 1619 HFDL Signs on to
CN-RNY: Royal Air Maroc A321 Flt AT0770 1621 HFDL Posn
3637N 00545W to ARINC Las Palmas. Sister A321 CN-RNY
logs on at 1823. (18Feb05) (RGA)
CO0055: Continental Flt 1652 HFDL Posn 4621N 03726W to
D-ALCR: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F 1548 HFDL Logs on.
(16Feb05) (RGA)
F-WWTT: Unid Airbus Industrie Aircraft Flt AP1234 1439
HFDL Posn 4331N 00122E to ARINC Las Palmas. Temporary ICAO ID
5B6C1C being used. (16Feb05) (RGA)
G-VSHY: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Madame Butterfly' Flt
VS0045 1523 HFDL At 4357N 06211W. (16Feb05) (RGA)
I-LIVB: Livingstone A321 1626 HFDL Signs on.
(20Jan05) (RGA)
MC0065: USAMC Flt REACH 65?? 1624 HFDL Posn 4809N
04607W to ARINC Las Palmas. ICAO ID 424075.
(20Jan05) (RGA)
N17128: Continental B757 1655 HFDL Logs on. (06Feb05) (RGA)
N76156: Continental B767 Flt CO0025 1557 HFDL Posn
4949N 02631W to ARINC Las Palmas. (20Jan05) (RGA)
5159N 00453W. (20Jan05) (RGA)
SU-GCF: EgyptAir A300 1605 HFDL Signs on. (20Jan05) (RGA)
ARINC 17: Is. Canarias 1732 HFDL Las Palmas. Squiters
(28/01/05)(AJP)
Telde Grand Canaria Arinc: (CNR) 16:47with traffic
HFDL 300 10feb05 (RP)
Unid: 0054 CRY-2001 (02/02/05) (AJP)
Unid: 2301 CRY-2001 (05/02/05) (AJP)
: Unid 1252 FEC Either encrypted or in an unknown
alphabet. Offair 1253. (02Feb05) (RGA)
CCM73: (Command/Communications Center-Mobile, 73rd Inf
Bde, Venezuelan
CLC43: (Local Communications Center, 43rd Motorized
Cavalry Bde, Venezuelan Army): 1256 USB/ALE TO CLC41 (Local
Communications Center, 41st Armored Bde, Venezuelan Army).
01/24 RP3
: Russian Military 1258 81-81/40.5/400 Cipher.
(02Feb05) (RGA)
BNA: Base Naval Amario Venezualan Navy/River Forces
2022 ALE/USB Calls CGA/ HQ Venezualan Navy.
(17Feb05) (RGA)
21B: (Venezuelan Navy Frigate "Mariscal Sucre" F-21):1340
USB/ALE TO CGA (HQs, Venezuelan Navy). Also noted on
19200.0. 01/18 RP3
BNG: (Venezuelan Navay Base " La Guaira): 1211 USB/ALE
TO BNA (Venezuelan Navy Base " Amario"). 01/24 RP3
BNG: (Venezuelan Navy Base " La Guaira"): 1433 USB/ALE
TO CGA (HQs, Venezuelan Navy). 01/18 RP3
CGA: (HQs, Venezuelan Navy): 1358 USB/ALE TO
G11(Venezuelan Coast Guard Frigate, "Almirante Clemente",
GC-11). 01/18 RP3
CGA: (HQs, Venezuelan Navy): 1418 USB/ALE TO 61B
(Venezuelan Navy LST "Capana" T-61). 01/18 RP3
T81: (Venezuelan Navy Replenishment Oiler " Ciudad
Bolivar" T-81): 1349 USB/ALE TO CGA (HQs, Venezuelan Navy).
Also noted on 09190.0 & 12537.0. 01/18 RP3
CRO: (USAF GSC, Croughton): 1329 USB/ALE TO KEH34 (US
Consulate, Basrah Iraq). 02/11 RP3
JDG: (USAF GSC, Diego Garcia): 1300 USB/ALE sounding.
02/14 RP3
KMN94: (US Dept of State, Ft Lauderdale FL): 1911
USB/ALE TO KWN99OS (US Dept of State). Also noted on 18248.6.
Pagina 194
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13510.0
13511
13511.0
13520.0
13526.5
13528
13538.8
13564.8
13597.4
13846.7
13873.7
13874.7
13878.7
13882.5
13885.9
13886.7
13900.0
13985.0
13985.0
14220
14222.5
14242
14458.5
14483.5
14487
14506.7
14524.0
14543
14543.0
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01/19 RP3
PLA: US HF-GCS Stn Lajes AZR 1606 ALE/USB Sounds twice
on USSD frequency. (20Jan05) (RGA)
CFH: 1625 Canadian Forces Halifax, Nova Scotia Fax
chart 500MB 36hPROG V00.00Z FEB10 poor quality , great lakes
area recognizable bottom leftcorner 08/02 (PP1)
SAA: Karlskrona Radio, S 1354 USB/STANAG 4285 at
1200bps short, STANAG 5066 protected traffic to HMS
Carlskrona, vessel's current position is the Red Sea
(08Feb05) (LDO)
SAA: Karlskrona Radio, S 1354 USB/STANAG 4285 at
1200bps short, STANAG 5066 protected traffic to HMS Carlskrona,
vessel's current position isthe Red Sea
(08Feb05) (LDO)
unid: Russian station 10:38 USB Russian family
phonecalls 12feb05 (PPA)
C: CISN BEACON MOSCOW 1359 CW Single letter [C] HF
beacon (30/Jan)(DW)
M: MX Beacon Magadan 0100 CW "M" beacon is being shut
off repeatedly and returned back to the air. These
interruptions started at 22:00utc and are continuing at this
time (0100utc). The transmission pauses seem to be occuring at
a random rate and duration. (06Feb05) (AB)
ZSJ: SAN/Afmet Silvermine 1551 FAX/120/576 S'face Anal
AAXX. (14/Feb/05) (RH2)
: Unid station 1605 UNID/75/600 (18/02/05) (LC)
IMB56: Rome Meteo 0940 FAX 120/576 120h prog. Var.
quantities for 850 hPa and 500/700 hPa on two chartlets
(05Feb05) (KB)
RFVI: FF LE PORT 1436 ARQ/E3 100/E/400 8rc. Betas.
1455 cct [RUN] C de v svc RFVI de RFVI (30/Jan)(DW)
---: EGYPTIAN DIPLO ?LOC 1541 arq 100/100/E/1 Preceded
by 16-tone Codan modem (13872/usb) changing to arq (offset
1700Hz). Opchat in ATU80, fading. S/off 1552 (30/Jan)(DW)
MFA Kairo: 0950 sitor-a tfc atu80 aa to unid emb.
(31 Jan 05) (wp3)
: MFA Cairo 1700 ARQ Much IRS much idle ISS then
SELCALs KKXI/Prob Asmara. (18Feb05) (RGA)
DDK6: HAMBURG MET 1527 FAX 120/576/N/800 West Balatic
ice conditions (30/Jan)(DW)
---: MOSCOW MET 1416 FAX 120/576/N/800 Pix
weak/grainy. 1419 improves showing synoptic chart. 1422 New
chart, deteriorating (30/Jan)(DW)
---: FF PARIS? 1407 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas thru
1433 (30/Jan)(DW)
BMF: Taipei Meteo 1506 Fax 120 Chinese char (13/02/05) (AJP)
UNID: 1155 RTTY 50/450 (05/FEB/2005) (Nighthawk)
unid: rus 0948 81-81/40,5/500 (31 Jan 05) (wp3)
339: Unid 0403 ALE/USB Calls 597. (13Feb05) (IB)
D01: Unid 0507 ALE/USB Calls A01. (13Feb05) (IB)
: Unid 1214 UNID-MODE (FSK + VFT) Prob DIGTRX. VFT
modem like 8-tone psk(bpsk/qpsk??) then short FSK burst 33 Bd
100 Hz shift. (02-01-05) (IB)
DN1: (FBI, Denver CO): 2042 USB/ALE TO LV1 (FBI, Las
Vegas NV). Also noted on 18666.0. 01/25 RP3
CGOOPS: (prob US Army, Cargo Ops??): 1937 USB/ALE TO
CGO22 (prob helo, Cargo 22??). Also noted on 07360.0 &
09295.0. 02/10 RP3
Lincs. Poacher: E03 1825 USB YL/5LG. (20/Jan/05) (RH2)
---: EGYPTIAN DIPLO? ?LOC 1504 arq 100/E/170 in irs
mode,then iss/ATU80 "yks yks" and signoff 1505z. Weak
(28/Jan)(DW)
unid: rus 0939 crowd36 (12 Feb 05) (wp3)
U3H: French MIL attaché Moscow, F 1425 USB/STANAG 4285
FEC-bursts using THALES modem with 1200 bps/long interleaving,
tfc to MOD Paris, circuit ID: "UCM" (08Feb05) (LDO)
U3H: French MIL attach=E9 Moscow, F 1425 USB/STANAG
4285 FEC-bursts using THALES modem with 1200 bps/long
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14622.0
14653.0
14670.0
14670.0
14670.0
14670.7
14671
14731
14757.0
14761.5
14761.5
14761.5
14761.5
14761.5
14761.5
14774.0
14779.9
14830.0
14867
14943.7
14980.0
14996.0
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15025
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interleaving, tfc to MOD Paris, circuit ID: "UCM"
(08Feb05) (LDO)
CLC51: (Local Communications Center, 51st Jungle Inf
Bde, Venezuelan Army): 1303 USB/ALE TO SCLC512 ( Subordinate
Local Communications Center, 512th Jungle Inf Bn, Venezuelan
Army). 01/18 RP3
SCLC512: Venezualan Mil 2128 ALE/USB call SCLC514
CLC51(30/01/05) (AJP)
513th Jungle Inf Bn, Venezuelan Army): 1227 USB/ALE TO SCLC514
(Subordinate Local Communications Center, 514th Jungle Inf Bn,
Venezuelan Army). 01/18 RP3
RFPTA: FF NDJAMENA? 1511 ARQ/E3 200/E/400 8rc. Betas
thru 1620z (28/Jan)(DW)
unid: Egyptian diplo 13:10 USB/CODAN 16*75 baud QPSK
channels nodecode 20feb05 (PPA)
O060KN: (Nat'l Guard, Oklahoma): 1659 USB/ALE TO
PMTRACS (possibly Program Manager for Tactical Radio
Communications Systems). Also noted on 16338.5.
01/19 RP3
CHU: TS OTTAWA 1414 CW Time sig pips, voice
announcement, data on usb. Weak (05/Feb)(DW)
CHU: TS OTTAWA 1622 CW on usb - time sigs, voice
announcement, dat. Weak, distorted, qrm (28/Jan)(DW)
YT364: unid 1149 USB/ALE clng YT349
(19-feb-2005)(MSM)
---: FF UNID 1626 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas. Poor
sync thru 1737z (28/Jan)(DW)
CHU: TS Ottowa ON CAN 1651 CW (18Feb05) (RGA)
P16CAV: (unidentified): 2116 USB/ALE sounding.
02/04 RP3 NOTE: Only ref I can find is a 1-6th Cavalry in
Korea. I'm fairly sure I'm not picking up Korean Peninsula
comms here at my location.
HONDO1: (probable UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto
Cano AB Honduras): 1901 USB/ALE TO SKYWAT (Skywatch-US Army
Flight Following Service (AFFS), Soto Cano AB, Honduras).
02/07 RP3
HONDO2: (probable UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto
Cano AB Honduras): 1517 USB/ALE sounding. 02/08 RP3
RCH136: (Reach 136??): 2012 USB/ALE TO SKYWAT (US Army
Flight Watch, Soto Cano AB Honduras). 01/20 RP3
RUH960: (probable UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto
Following Service (AFFS), Soto Cano AB, Honduras).
02/03 RP3
WAROPS: (1/228th Avn Regt ("Winged Warriors")
Operations-Soto Cano AB, Honduras): 2056 USB/ALE sounding.
WAROPS: (1/228th Avn Regt("Winged Warriors")
02/02 RP3
unid: rus 0739 crowd36 (12 Feb 05) (wp3)
: Unid 1236 OMFSK/195.5/600 (02Feb05) (RGA)
unid: rus 0737 81-81/40.5/495 (12 Feb 05) (wp3)
(17Feb05) (IB)
---: EGYPTIAN DIPLO ?LOC 1425 arq 100/E/170 Weak. Tfc
in ATU80 (05/Feb)(DW)
APRB (Tactical): Unknown 1140 CW / D9FX de APRB QSV
QSA 1. Working duplex. (05/FEB/2005) (Nighthawk)
RWM: TS MOSCOW 1446 CW Time sigs (05/Feb)(DW)
A7-ACC: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0007 1214 HFDL Logs
on.(16Feb05) (RGA)
A7-ACE: Qatar A330 Flt QR0015 1542 HFDL Posn 4647N
02125E to ARINC Reykjavik. (31Jan05) (RGA)
A7-ACH: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0076 1214 HFDL Logs
on. (16Feb05) (RGA)
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15043
15043
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A7-AFM: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0042 1213 HFDL Posn
4307N 02231E to ARINC Reykjavik. (16Feb05) (RGA)
A7-AFO: Qatar Airways A330 1214 HFDL Logs on.
(16Feb05) (RGA)
A7-AFO: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0001 1500 HFDL Posn
4714N 02028E to ARINC Reykjavik. (06Feb05) (RGA)
D-ALCS: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8413 1214 HFDL
Logs on. (16Feb05) (RGA)
G-VMEG: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Mystic Maiden' 1222 HFDL
VS0900 1614 HFDL At 60N 03618E. (06Feb05) (RGA)
HL-7736: Asiana A330 1248 HFDL Acks some Far East
weathers: "WEATHER INFO CITY ONLY/UTC 16FEB 1245Z WSSS/SINCHANGI INTL/SINGAPORE SINGAPORE MET 16/1200Z 04008KT 9999
FEW018CB BKN300 28/25 Q1008 NOSIG TAF 16/1221Z 03008KT 9999
FEW020 WMKK/KUL-KUALA LUMPUR ... BRUNEI DARRUSSALAM etc." ICAO
ID 6CFD8E. (16Feb05) (RGA)
N270AV: USA200 A320 Flt U50390 1238 HFDL At 2934N
08131W. (16Feb05) (RGA)
N271AV: Brendan Airways/USA200 A320-214 1601 HFDL
N310UP: UPS B767 Flt UP6727 1608 HFDL At 5351N 04101W.
ICAO ID 8512C5. (06Feb05) (RGA)
N551TZ: American Transair B757-33N Flt TZ0750 Logs on.
ICAO ID C720E5. (06Feb05) (RGA)
N556TZ: American Transair B757 Flt TZ4814 1602 HFDL At
43 4521N 02847E. (31Jan05) (RGA)
N584NW: Northwest B757 1530 HFDL Logs on. ICAO ID
A061E5. (06Feb05) (RGA)
N69154: B767 Flt CO0055 1624 HFDL Signs on. (31Jan05) (RGA)
N920FT: Polar Air Cargo B747 Flt PO9630 1524 HFDL Logs
on to ARINC Reykjavik. (06Feb05) (RGA)
OH-LBT: Finnair B757 Flt AY1906 1622 HFDL At 4214N
02910E. (31Jan05) (RGA)
ZS-SFG: S.African Airways A319-131 1601 HFDL Signs on.
ICAO ID 840D00. Ex D-AVYT. (31Jan05) (RGA)
USB/ALE w/Evergreen 422 (contract aircraft) who reports
departure from Sante Fe de Bogota, Colombia enroute to
undisclosed destination. 02/08 RP3
USB w/Evergreen 423 (very weak & blocked) w/position report.
02/07 RP3
ADW: US HF-GCS Stn Andrews AFB MD 1747 ALE/USB Wkg
559503/Unid. (17Feb05) (RGA)
IKF: US HF-GCS Stn Keflavik ICE 1521 ALE/USB Sounding.
(12Feb05) (RGA)
KWT51: (US Embassy??) 1028 ALE/USB wkg KWB48 (US
ADW: (USAF GSC, Andrews AFB): 2000 USB/ALE TO E30352
(E-3B AWACS # 77-0352, Tinker AFB). ALE handshake followed by
pp w/66th ??? (too weak) in work related conversation
concerning next week's schedule. NOTE: No phone number noted
in ALE AMD. 02/11 RP3
USB/ALE TO OFF (USAF GSC, Offutt AFB)--[AMD]CCCCD8,3393855NNNN.
ALE handshake followed by busy signal at
telephone number requested. 02/11 RP3
HIK: Hickam AFB 2133 USB/ALE / to MCC: WHAT DO YOU
WANT?! r: I WANT YOU MS LADY OF MY EYE
(07/Feb/2005) (Dave VE7HUN, BC, Can)
Beacon "BM": 1815 CW sending continuously. 02/14 RP3
PTH: (possibly USCG Port Huron MI): 2043 USB/ALE
8wb1: Indembassy Belgrad =3F 0910 rtty 50/180 r r r r
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15959.0
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16077.0
16077.0
16084
16084
16084.5
16109.7
16121
16121.0
16122.3
16131.7
16141.7
16144.5
16218.5
16240.0
16240.0
16240.0
16240.0
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r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r hr qru hr qru hr
qru int qrk int qrk int qrk int qrk (31 Jan 05) (wp3)
8wd4: MFA Delhi 0901 rtty 50/250 hav a nice day////
8wb1 de 8wd4 88()1 de 8wd4 8wb1 de 88$4
ryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryryry=ryryryryryryryryry
(31 Jan 05) (wp3)
CFH: CF HALIFAX 1557 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker "NAWS de CFH
zkr f1 2822 3394 4167 6254 8303 12380 16576 22182 ar"
(06/Feb)(DW)
CFH: CFH HALIFAX 1558 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker "NAWS de
CFH zkr f1 2822 3394 4167 6454 8303 12380 16576 22182 ar"
(29/Jan)(DW)
cfh: CF Halifax 1251 rtty 75/850 naws de cfh zkr f1
2822 3394 4167 8303 12380 16576 22182 ar (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
: Russian Military 1643 MS-5/4800/DPSK/USB Cipher.
(18Feb05) (RGA)
US Navy: 2140 Stanag 4481 Cutler, Maine (30/01/05) (AJP)
X3Z: Unid 0149 CW vvv cq x3z qsa? t46 (repeated).
(11Feb05) (IB)
EZI: Mossad Israel E10 1300 USB / YL/EE 5L Traffic.
DDK7: DWD Hamburg via Pinneberg 1638 RTTY/50/450
SYNOPs. (18Feb05) (RGA)
DDK7: Pinnenberg Met 1551 RTTY/50/375 Wx forecasts.
(17/Feb/05) (RH2)
MFA Kairo: 0929 sitor-a end tfc aa , then rq: kkve no
answer (=31 Jan 05) (wp3)
MVP1: (US Army Corps of Engineers, possibly Pine Bluff
AR): 1537 USB/ALE sounding. 02/15 RP3
NWS1: (US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle WA): 1937
LINCONSHIRE POACHER: E03 1635 USB Old woman in 5FG
Lincolnshire Poacher: E03 1344 USB in progress,
//14487 weaker not heard 15682. (24 Dec 2004) (RB)
3FJN4: Panamanian-flagged Vessel Pacific King 1624
GMDSS RQs MRSC Capetown/ZSC for safety test. (19Feb05) (RGA)
MFA Kairo: 0920 sitor-a tfc aa yks yks
(31 Jan 05) (wp3)
: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1231
MFSK-32/CROWD36, offline crypto to UNID embassy after 11177
10053 .... (07Feb05) (LDO)
MFSK-32/CROWD36, offline crypto to UNID embassy after 11177
10053 .... (07Feb05) (LDO)
: Unid 1633 UNID/50/850 ACF=0 enciphered. (18Feb05) (RGA)
: Unid Egyptian Diplo 1622 ARQ Much IRS yks yks and
offair. (18Feb05) (RGA)
: MFA Cairo? 1722 ARQ Tfc/AA Could be KWFK/Accra
logged this freq many times. (10/Feb/05) (RH2)
WAROPS: (1/228th Avn Regt("Winged Warriors")
02/07 RP3
unid: 1224 unid mode/362.4/465 or 240/465 or 361,8/465
c3g not sure about the speed (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
2001: UNID 1613 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
2202, followed by short w/b rasping bursts (29/Jan)(DW)
2201: UNID 1620 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng 2203
(29/Jan)(DW)
(29/Jan)(DW)
(29/Jan)(DW)
1304. 1744 clng 2514. 1746 clng 1301. 1754 clng 2512. 1801
clng 1103. 1807 clng 1306 (29/Jan)(DW)
240: UNID 1745 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Also 1748
(29/Jan)(DW)
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16283.6 KMN94: (US Dept of State, Ft Lauderdale FL): 1932
USB/ALE TO KWN98 (US Dept of State). 01/19 RP3
16283.6 PLA: US HF-GCS Stn Lajes AZR 1610 ALE/USB Sounds twice
on USSD frequencies 16283.6 and 20810.6 kHz. (20Jan05) (RGA)
16286
: Turkish MIL network, TUR 1126 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A
serial tone modem, automated data link tfc using
2400bps/1200bps/600bps with Zero interleaving (07Feb05) (LDO)
16286.0 no-call: Turkish MIL network, TUR 1126 USB/MIL-STD
188-110A serial tone modem, automated data link tfc using
2400bps/1200bps/600bps with Zero interleaving (07Feb05) (LDO)
16324.7 rftjd: FF Libreville =3F 1213 arq-e3/192 synch with
erect/8rpt, tfc hlllhlllhlll =3F=3F (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
16326.0 WUJ1: (US Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha NE): 1505
USB/ALE TO NWOBB (US Army Corps of Engineers:Omaha District,
NE). 02/09 RP3
16331.9 S: CISN BEACON ARKHANGELSK 1352 CW Single letter [S]
HF beacon (29/Jan)(DW)
16332
C: MX Beacon Moscow CW 1002 // 8495 10872 7039.
(27Jan05) (WC)
16332.0 C: CISN BEACON MOSCOW 1354 CW Single letter [C] HF
beacon (29/Jan)(DW)
16345.0 RS1: (Brazilian Army, Rio Grande do Sul): 2241 USB/ALE
TO BR1(HQs, Brazilian Army, Brasilia). 01/17 RP3
16351.7 ---: FF PARIS? 1150 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas. No
app tfc thru 1327z (06/Feb)(DW)
16351.7 ---: FF PARIS? 1728 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas thru
1854 (29/Jan)(DW)
16386.7 MFA Islamabad: 0900 sitor-a how r u salam o alaikum,
thsi is raees, just i was aobut to call u +=3F fgn islambad
p32 ~your prays are equeste+ requested (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
16386.7 MFA: Islamabad 0900 sitor-a tfc for parep rome then
rq:oxff no qso (6 Feb 05) (wp3)
16606
: Brit Mil Cyprus 1617 MFSK/195.3/600 (14/Feb/05) (RH2)
16616.5 NMC: USCG Point Reyes 1544 CW ID and channel free
marker(07/02/05) (AJP)
16789.0 PNA: Philipines 2120 Sitor-B News in EE. (09/01/05) (AJP)
16804
UDYN: Maxim Starostin 1108 RTTY/50/170 Sends one tgm
to Murmansk/UDK2. (02Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 9HUB7: Maltese-flagged Vessel Elbrus 1653 GMDSS RQs
USCG Boston/NMF for safety test. (19Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 9VDB5: Singapore Ship Wan Hai 266 1501 GMDSS RQs
unknown Taiwanese MRCC for safety test. (19Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 9VKQ5: Singaporean Ship Pacific Warden 1549 GMDSS RQs
MRCC Capetown/ZSC for safety check. (19Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 BOYO: PRC Ship Guang He Kou 1631 GMDSS RQs MRCC
Capetown/ZSC for safety check. (19Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 DHER: German Ship Hoechst Express 1508 GMDSS Calls
MRCC Charleville/Wiluna AUS for safety test. (19Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 DSEP9: S.Korean Vessel Hanjin Istanbul 1551 GMDSS RQs
MRSC Italy/IAR for safety check. (19Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 NMA: MRCC Miami FL USA 1455 GMDSS Calls NMG/MRCC New
Orléans for safety test. (19Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 NMF: MRCC Boston MA USA 1629 GMDSS Self-addressed
safety test (?) (19Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 NMG: MRCC New Orléans LA USA 1622 GMDSS BQs safety
test to Norwegian ship Tarago/ LAPN5. (19Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 NMN: CAMSLANT Chesapeake VA USA 1622 GMDSS BQs safety
check to Panamanian-flagged vessel Sirius Highway/3ELV3.
(19Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 NMN: CAMSLANT Chesapeake VA USA 1622 GMDSS Selfaddressed safety check (?) (19Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 P3WG2: Cypriot Ship Winner 1548 GMDSS RQs SAR Centre
Cairo/SUH for safety check. (19Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 SZQD: Greek Ship Lavadara 1645 GMDSS RQs
IqaluitRadio/VFF for safety check. (19Feb05) (RGA)
16804.5 VQGB2: British Explorer 1606 GMDSS RQs LyngbyRadio/OXZ
for safety test. (19Feb05) (RGA)
16806.5 : Unid USCG 1650 FEC Forecast bulletins. Unclassified
Pagina 199
16809.0
16811.5
16813.0
16813.0
16819.5
16819.5
16820.0
16821.0
16830.5
16840.5
16878.5
16879.0
16885.0
16886.0
16913.5
16951.5
16951.5
16971.0
16986
17020
17024.0
17060.6
17066.5
17069.6
17069.6
17069.7
17097.6
17103.1
17121.0
17147.0
17147.4
17176.0
17180.0
17220.0
17234.5
17260.0
17344.0
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(18/02/05) (LC)
WLO: MOBILE RADIO 1435 CW Chan free marker "WLO"
(11/Feb)(DW)
A9M: BAHRAIN RADIO 1437 CW Chan free marker "de A9M
tlx" (11/Feb)(DW)
UAT: MOSCOW RADIO 1439 CW Chan free marker "de UAT"
(11/Feb)(DW)
UAT: Moskva Radio 1115 SITOR-A 100/170 ARQ Idling.
NMN: USCG CAMSLANT 1440 CW Chan free marker "NMN"
(11/Feb)(DW)
NMN: USCG CAMSLANT Chesapeake VA 1617 ARQ w/Morse ID.
(18Feb05) (RGA)
(11/Feb)(DW)
UDK2: Murmansk Radio 1048 SITOR-A 1000/170 ARQ
Traffic. (05/FEB/2005) (Nighthawk)
SVO6: OLYMPIA RADIO 1444 CW Chan free marker "de SVO"
(11/Feb)(DW)
4XZ: IN HAIFA 1516 CW Marker "vvv de 4XZ==" (11/Feb)(DW)
XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 1040 SITOR 100/170 ARQ Idling
LZW: VARNA RADIO 1453 fec 100/E/170 Tfc. List. 1454
revert to chan free marker "de LZW LZW". 1453 revert fec qru
blind tfc. 1456 revert marker (11/Feb)(DW)
TAH: Istanbul Radio 1020 SITOR 100/170 ARQ Idling
(11/Feb)(DW)
HEB07: BERN RADIO 1651 CW Chan free marker. CW ID "cq
6WW: FN Dakar SEN 1613 RTTY/75/850 RY SG and bricks
tests. (18Feb05) (RGA)
6ww: : FN Dakar 1549 rtty 50/850 faaa faaa de
6ww6926ww testing (13 Feb=05) (wp3)
JJC: Kyodo News Tokio 1420 FAX 60 Newspaper (14/02/05) (AJP)
CTP: Portugese Naval Radio Oeiras/Palhais 1228
RTTY/75/850 QSX idler. //12823.5 (02Feb05) (RGA)
UDK2: MurmanskRadio 1107 CW Sends Maxim Starostin/UFXV
to 16804 kHz. Then sends one tgm to UFXV/Navigator in
RTTY/50/170. Then works UDYP/Unid UBKS/Socrate and others in
printer and Morse. (02Feb05) (RGA)
sab83: : G=F6teborg Radio (kli) 1538 gw-pactor
(13 Feb 05) (wp3)
NATO: 1415 Stanag4285 (14/02/05) (AJP)
a9m: Hamala Radio 1053 gw-pactor marker (5 Feb 05) (wp3)
JJC: Kyodo Tokio Sports 1602 FAX/60/576 Sports Nx/JJ
V. Clear. (28/Jan/05) (RH2)
Unid: 1554 Stanag 4285 Possible French Navy, Papeete
(07/02/05)(AJP)
XSG: Shangai R 1358 CW CQ de XSG (14/02/05) (AJP)
unid: 1604 stanag4285/usb 1200 (13 Feb 05) (wp3)
url: Sevastopol Radio 1055 cw cq cq de url url ans
16669.5/22371 pse k (5 Feb 05) (wp3)
CBV: ValparaisoRadio FAX Maps - good signals.
(01Feb05) (WC)
rffmea: : FN La Regine 1528 rtty 75/850n nnnnfaa de
rffmea 13feb 05) (wp3)=
rffmea : FN La Regine 1518 rtty 75/850r nnnnfaa de
rffmea (13 Feb 05) (wp3)
vie: Darwin Radio 1058 gw-pactor (5 Feb 05) (wp3)
VCT: Globe Wireless Tor's Cove NF CAN 1607 GLOBEDATA
Idling/traffic. Also idling on 17402.4 kHz(18Feb05) (RGA)
WLO: Mobile R 1820 USB EE ShipCommLLC. Wx info
(05/02/05) (AJP)
oxz: : Lyngby Radio 1506 usb tfc list ee & dan
Pagina 200
17385.5
17402.4
17404.0
17412
17430
17458.5
17458.5
17458.5
17458.5
17458.5
17460.0
17466.0
17477
17477
17519
17916,0
17973
17976
17976
17988.0
18003
18003.0
18003.0
18003.0
18003.0
18003.0
18064.0
18181.5
18181.5
18183.4
WUN-v11
(13 Feb 05) (wp3)
unid: brit. =3F 1459 piccolo6 tfc scr no ing channel
(13 Feb 05) (wp3)
vct: Tors Cove Radio: 1303 gw-pactor
marker
(7 Feb 05) (wp3)
CBV: Playa Ancha R 2032 USB SS Unid ship. Familiar pp
to Santiagoand Lima, (mar ch 1655) (14/02/05) (AJP)
022NHQCAP: US CAP National Ops Centre Maxwell AFB AL
1502 ALE/USB Sounding. (17Feb05) (RGA)
9VF209: Kyodo Singapore 1614 FAX/60/576 JJ Nx/paper
(28/Jan/05) (RH2)
A090ZN: (Nat'l Guard, Arizona): 1655 USB/ALE TO
A092ZNEMERGEN (Arizona Nat'l Guard Emergency Unit). Also noted
on 14653.0. 02/02 RP3
C090AN: (Nat'l Guard, California): 1658 USB/ALE TO
AZC91NG (Arizona Nat'l Guard 91st Civil Support Team, Phoenix
AZ). Also noted on 16338.5. 01/27 RP3
ISXNGB: (unidentified Nat'l Guard Bureau): 1521
USB/ALE TO HQ1NGB=20(Nat'l Guard HQs, Arlington VA). 01/23 RP3
T060XN: (Nat'l Guard, Texas): 1431 USB/ALE TO PMTRACS
(Program Manager for Tactical Radio Communications Systems).
01/31 RP3
1455: unid 50/236 beginning with reversals immediately
after xmsn carrier off (13 Feb 05) (wp3)
OFM: Chilean Ny 1850 ALE/LSB and Skyfax modem sending
files(13/02/05) (AJP)
CER11/MFA Paris. Also on 15921 kHz at 1741. (17Feb05) (RGA)
RABAT: French Diplo Hub Rabat 1625 ALE/USB Call
FC8FEM: WGY908:US FEMA Region 8 Denver CO 1448 ALE/USB
SDJ: Stockholm Radio Aero 0955 USB / Stockholm Radio
Airline Operations Control Center (05/Feb/2005) (Nighthawk)
ADWNPR: US HF-GCS NIPRINet Stn Andrews AFB MD 1744
JDGSPR: US HF-GCS SIRPINet Stn Digeo Garcia 1533
PLASPR: US HF-GCS SIPRINet Lajes Field AZR 1502
NOJ: (USCG ComSta Kodiak AK): 2151 USB/ALE sounding.
02/07 RP3
JDG: US HF-GCS Stn Diego Garcia 1541 ALE/USB Sounding.
(20Jan05) (RGA)
1614USB/ALE TO HAW (USAF GSC, Ascension Island). Aircraft
attempts direct pp but gets recorded msg of inability to
complete the call as dialed. Tries two more times, gets same
recorded msg, then gives up. 02/12 RP3
537997: (KC-135R # 63-7997, 99th ARS Robins AFB GA):
571451: (KC-135 # 57-1451E, 108th ARW, McGuire AFB
NJ): 1927 USB/ALE sounding. 02/11 RP3
PHOENIXTOC: UNID 1136 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding or clng? (07/Feb)(DW)
Phoenix tc: 13:00 PHOENIXTOC USAF Tactical Op Center
Phoenix sounding ALE 11feb05 (RP)
-: MFA WARSAW? 1403 CW (F1A) ID every two minutes,
weak and ID corrupt. MFA Warsaw used to operate on this freq
with CW marker "vvv de SNN299 ga" (07/Feb)(DW)
7rp20: MFA Algier: 1350 coquelet-8/26.67 tfc to nai
(Nairobi) and Addis Abbeba (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
nai: Alg emb Nairobi: 1350 coquelet-8/13.34 tfc to
MFA Algier (7 Feb 05) (wp3)
---: ALGERIAN EMB NAIROBI 1035 COQ/8 13.3/E/200 Tfc in
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18183.4
18183.4
18183.4
18183.5
18183.6
18220.0
18237.9
18248.6
18248.6
18248.6
18248.6
18248.6
18248.6
18261.0
18326.7
18334.7
18341.7
18378
18513.9
18513.9
18560.0
18571.5
18591
18591
18591
18591.0
18610.0
18879.0
18879.5
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FF (08/Feb)(DW)
7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1640 COQ8/26.67 Long relay Msg/FF
fm Luanda re Angola politics (28/Jan/05) (RH2)
7RQ20: MAE Algiers 1742 COQ8/26.67 Relay Msg/FF fm
Ambalg Luanda re civil conflicts & diamond smuggling.
(20/Jan/05) (RH2)
MFA Argelia 1449 Coquelet-8 13.3 and 26.6 bd. Low
signals
---: ALGERIAN EMB BRAZZAVILLE 1042 COQ 26.7/E/200 Tfc
in FF (08/Feb)(DW)
---: MFA ALGIERS 1041 COQ/8 26.7/E/200 QSLs tfc fm
Nairobi and signs off (08/Feb)(DW)
JMH5: TOKYO MET 0840 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sfc anal. Weak
grainy, fading (08/Feb)(DW)
ZSJ: SAN CAPETOWN 1547 FAX 120/576/N/800 Surface
analysis. Slightly grainy thru 1555 (08/Feb)(DW)
IR05: Unid 1145 ALE/USB wkg IR01 Unid. (16Feb05) (SA)
IRO: Unid 1014 ALE/USB Wkg IRO1 (unid) (13Feb05) (SA)
KEH34: US Consulate Basrah IRQ 13:24 ALE/USB answering
call from PLAUSAF Lajes AZR 20feb05 (PPA)
KVX45: US Embassy?? 1047 ALE/USB wkg KWA54 US Embassy.
(16Feb05) (SA)
PLA: (USAF GSC, Lajes AB): 1304 USB/ALE TO KEH34
(US Consulate, Basrah Iraq). 02/11 RP3
WNG746: (US Dept of State): 1758 USB/ALE TO KWK96
(US Embassy/Consulate). 02/11 RP3
GYA: RN NORTHWOOD 1600 FAX 120/576/N/800 Surface
analysis. Barely visible in noise floor (08/Feb)(DW)
---: UNID 0902 arq 100/E/170 irs mode. Long fades.
Offair 0904 (08/Feb)(DW)
:MFA Cairo 1337 FEC mmfmfmfmm...22281 22281 (18222
kHz?) jg cfuw. Then SELCALs KKVA/Lagos Embassy in ARQ for
some time. (18Feb05) (RGA)
: Unid Egyptian Diplo 1352 ARQ IRS opchat yks yks and
offair. (18Feb05) (RGA)
: MFA Cairo 1330 ARQ SELCALs XBVK/Berne Embassy for
some time then gives up. (18Feb05) (RGA)
---: DANISH EMB ALGIERS 1143 TWINPLEX
100/E/-400/-200/+200/+400 brief qso starting "Algier 14.2.05"
and brief exchange of St Valentine's day greetings op-op
(14/Feb)(DW)
OZU25: MFA COPENHAGEN 1136 TWINPLEX
100/E/-400/-200/+200/+400. Selcals TPEK/unid. 1145 selcals
TPRP/unid (14/Feb)(DW)
BMF: Taipei Meteo 1500 Fax 120 Chinese char
//13900(13/02/05) (AJP)
MFA: Tunisia1723 Sitor-B 5LG "Etoile" Ending "A
VOUSAMI" (18/01/05) (AJP)
9HD: Globe Wireless Malta 1050 GLOBEDATA Idling.
(02Feb05) (RGA)
9HD: Globe Wireless Malta 1327 GLOBEDATA Idling. Also
on 16939 kHz. (18Feb05) (RGA)
: Dep. of State Comms Moscow, RUS 1225 75Bd/500Hz
Baudot based ARQ-system, offline crypto after 11177 13005 ...
not spaced as 5LGs, op chat in Russian after msg tfc
(15Jan05) (LDO)
75Bd/500Hz Baudot based ARQ-system, offline crypto after 11177
13005 ... not spaced as 5LGs, op chat in Russian after msg tfc
(15Jan05) (LDO)
ICSSIL: (Rockwell Collins Signal Integration
Laboratory, probably Irvine CA): 1906 USB/ALE TO DL0002DAT
(Rockwell Collins data node). Also noted on 07410.0. 02/14 RP3
MTS: RAF MOUNT PLEASANT 1021 PICCOLO Mk6 dual 6-tone
chan VFT on usb. (28/Jan)(DW)
MTS: RAF MOUNT PLEASANT 1021 PICCOLO Mk6 6-tone
engineer channel in VFT, on standby. 1234 "GXQ de MTS zub
1234z lololo k", 1234 "ur 5ers as well m8 k""1235"will check
Pagina 202
18879.9
19063.7
19103.5
19103.5
19103.5
19103.5
19200.0
19200.0
19255.0
19359.7
19615.0
19615.5
19615.9
19707.0
19741.4
19843.9
20049
20345.0
20400.0
20400.0
20810.6
20810.6
20810.6
20890
21250
22447
22541.0
22542.0
22910.0
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with syscon to see if they want ext k" (28/Jan)(DW)
MTS: RAF MOUNT PLEASANT 1021 PICCOLO Mk6 6-tone
encrypted chan in vft (28/Jan)(DW)
: Unid FF 1320 ARQ-E3/200/300 Betas. Faded. (18Feb05) (RGA)
RCH136: (probable CH-47 helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto
Following Service (AFFS), Soto Cano AB, Honduras).
02/03 RP3
SKYWAT: (Skywatch-US Army Flight Following Service
(AFFS), Soto Cano AB, Honduras): 1753 USB/ALE TO RUH976
(UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto Cano AB Honduras):
02/08 RP3
SKYWAT: (Skywatch-US Army Flight Following Service
(AFFS), Soto Cano AB, Honduras): 2031 USB/ALE TO RUH981
(probable UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto Cano AB Honduras).
02/07 RP3
SKYWAT: (US Army Flight Following Service (AFFS), Soto
Cano AB, Honduras): 1855 USB/ALE TO RUH959 (probable UH-60A
helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto Cano AB Honduras). 02/03 RP3
64B: (Venezuelan Navy LSM "Los LLanos" T64): 1357
USB/ALE TO CGA (HQs, Venezuelan Navy). Also noted on 09100.0;
12537.0; & 13500.0. 01/18 RP3
CGA: (HQs, Venezuelan Navy): 1415 USB/ALE TO G12
(Venezuelan Coast Guard Frigate " General Jose Trinidad Moran"
GC-12). Also noted on 13500.0. 01/18 RP3
Mil. Feeder Argentina: 1756 LSB SS Feeder "Radio
Continental"(07/02/05) (AJP)
---: EGYPTIAN DIPLO ?LOC 1026 arq 100/E/170 Op chart
in Arabic(ATU80). S/off 1028z (09/Feb)(DW)
---: UNID UK MIL 1035 PICCOLO Mk6 2-chan 6-tone VFT on
usb. (09/Feb)(DW)
---: UNID UK MIL 1036 PICCOLO 6-tone eng chan in vft.
On standby, no app tfc/opchat thru 1830z when faded
(09/Feb)(DW)
---: UNID UK MIL 1037 PICCOLO 6-tone tfc chan in vft.
On line encryption (09/Feb)(DW)
PWZ-33: BN Rio de Janeiro 1800 Pactor-FEC Test tape
then Wxforecast (22/01/05) (AJP)
8PO: Globe Wireless Bridgetown BRB 1257 GLOBEDATA.
Idling. Also on 19744.4 kHz. (18Feb05) (RGA)
: Unid 1254 OMFSK/195.5/600 (18Feb05) (RGA)
S: MX Beacon Arkhangelsk 1235 CW // 10872 at 1600.
(10Feb05) (WC)
M5: Uruguayan Navy 1725 USB SS W/ M1. PP familiar QSX
freq ?(07/02/05) (AJP)
2XM7: (unidentified): 1507 LSB/ALE TO T5L1
CAPANA: Venezuelan Navy 2038 ALE/USB clg BNARCO, F21,
DCC(08/02/05) (AJP)
KMN94: (US Department of State:Fort Lauderdale, FL):
1853 USB/ALE TO KMN93 (US Department of State:Springfield,
VA). 02/11 RP3
KWS93: US Embassy ?? 0943 ALE/USB wkg KWS92 (16Feb05) (SA)
KWX57: US Embassy ?? 0912 ALE/USB wkg KWS91 US Embassy
?? ALE+VOICE for Radio Check (16Feb05) (SA)
C02: Unid US CBP 1347 ALE/USB Sounding. (09Feb05) (RGA)
PCH100: Scheveningen Radio NLD 1110A USB 100 Year
Anniversary Special Event Station. Wkg Wayne (missed callsign)
who saw posting on the web cluster. Thanks to WUN post.
(19Dec04) (RB)
FUM: FN Papeete Tahiti 1112 RTTY/75/850 RY + testing.
65/70%. (08Feb05) (WC)
Unid: 1740 FSK 75/170 ACF=0 (17/01/05) (AJP)
JJC: Kyodo News Tokio 1526 FAX 60 Newspaper
(13/02/05) (AJP)
Unid: 1510 FSK 50/850 ACF = 0 (13/02/05) (AJP)
IKF: US HF-GCS Stn Keflavik ICE 1259 ALE/USB Sounding.
(19Feb05) (RGA)
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KVX53: (US Embassy Europe??) 1307 ALE/USB wkg kvx56
23337
KWX57: US Embassy?? 0919 ALE/USB wkg KWS93 US Embassy
?? (16 Feb05) (SA)
23337
PLA: US HF-GCS Stn Lajes AZR 1301 ALE/USB Sounding.
Also seen on 20816 and 5708 kHz. (09Feb05) (RGA)
25120.0 Unid: 1810 Sweep form 25260 to 25120 (16/01/05) (AJP)
25531.2 Unid: 1455 Stanag4285 (13/02/05) (AJP)
28230.0 IQ8CZ/B: I have heard the beacon IQ 8 CZ/B the day
22.01.2005 at 10.54 UTC on 28230.1 kc with rst 569 in southeastern Germany. 22jan05 (R)
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Nautical News by Robert Maskill
Numbers & Oddities by Ary Boender
Utility Round-up by Ary Boender
WUN Logs Column by Eddie Bellerby & TEAM LOGS
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DayW
Hi digi WUNners
The menu
Commercial
Military
Special
UNID
Brazilian sitor
Output from Bombay (Mumbai) Naval Radio
German Red Cross
Stranger on 10535
>>....Commercial.....>
::: Brazilian sitor
Thanks to Tony Paredes in Argentina for the heads-up on a new Brazilian
station.
The station uses 4211 kHz and listens on 4773 kHz [ITU chan 402] and
sends "BR" in CW and "VY" in Sitor-A as channel free marker.
Tony reports the station seen working ships from Petrobras. When working
a ship, the text is in Portuguese.
Copied a ship calling "VYXS
VYXS
VYXS" on 4173.0 Seems to be a
Sitor-A selcall. Then coastal station on 4211.0 replies. Also other
ships calling only "VY
VY
VY" on 4173.0 Sitor-A reported.
VYXS gives Station Number 0719 - in the range 0700-0719 allocated to
Brazil. But not listed in the ITU Coast Search database - only Rio de
Janeiro/PPR comes up.
Although in an ITU maritime NBDP channel it probably is not open for
public correspondence. There is a possibility that Petrobras have a need
of communicating with their ships (maybe even oil/gas rigs as well) and
that this station may be on the air to maintain that Sitor link method
prior to Rio/PPR possibly withdrawing what is left of their maritime
NBDP telex service on
8419.5/8379.5 and 12594/12491.5
Couple of websites:
http://www2.petrobras.com.br/ingles/index.asp
and
http://www.transpetro.com.br/ingles/negocios/transporte/transporte.shtml
then click Fleet link.
Any of WUN's Brazilian members have further information?
::: Output from Bombay (Mumbai) Naval Radio
Michel Lacroix (Paris) asked about the following capture on 12903 kHz
Pagina 205
(RTTY
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50bd/850Hz) from Bombay Naval Radio and asked if restricted.
Quote:
VWGZ
T R A F F I C L PVVVVVVVVVVVMVMMMMVVVVVMM
BNR 757/18 VLO GJU -O-181725 GR 10
BNR 758/18 VTN OPPBP NDX 8/,-181525 GR 38
=594 759/18 MRW GGU KZJ -= -181655 GR 187
BNR 760/18 VLO GJU -P-181805 GR 10
BNR 761/18 FBU WXG -O-181950 GR 30
BNR 762/18 DMS SKV UP
-P-181616 GR W C
BT
Unquote
This is the Mumbai (BNR = Bombay Naval Radio) naval broadcast to all
Indian Navy ships (VWGZ is the collective callsign for All Indian Naval
Ships).
The above appears to be a traffic list of messages to be transmitted
shortly, or a summary of traffic recently sent.
Let's look at a couple of lines:
BNR 760/18 VLO GJU -P-181805 GR 10
BNR 761/18 FBU WXG -O-181950 GR 30
BNR indicates the broadcast
760/18 and 761/18 indicates the daily serial number of the message on
that broadcast.
VLO GJU FBU WXG are the daily encrypted callsign for specific ships.
-P- and -O- are the precedence indicators of the message.
-R-P-O-Z-
Routine
Priority
Immediate (Originially Operational Immediate)
Flash
The Date Time Group is that of origination - strange no time zone
indicator. Some times are ahead of Michel and your scribe at the time
the emailed query sent/received so therefore not UTC or Z(ulu). Local
time more likely - should be indicated by the letters EF (Z+5.5hrs).
GRnn Number of encryption groups in the message - Indian Navy has
typically a four fig group encryption system.
The security rating will only appear once the message is decrypted eg
restricted, confidential, secret, etc. Readable messages will be seen to
have UNCLAS(sified).
Thanks Michel
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::: German Red Cross
Many thanks to Kristian Kalb for the following contribution.
DRK = Deutsches Rotes Kreuz = German Red Cross
------------------------------------------------------------------------It seems that the DRK has a regular monthly meeting on shortwave.
6998.5 kHz (3801.5 kHz?) at the 3rd Saturday of the month.
They're using both sidebands LSB/USB. But the last time only LSB. Modes:
Amtor-A [Sitor/A] 100Bd/170Hz,
Pactor-Ham 100/200Bd,
Packet [AX25]
and CW.
At the last Meeting 19 March 05 the following Stations were online:
DEKA25, DEKA2520, DEK26, DEKA2620, DEK30, DEK88
in LSB, Pactor-Ham and Amtor-A.
[Kristian's WUN logs for these sessions show timings between 1056-1142z
and 1310-1358z - Ed]
They were talking about the Column "Notfunk" (Emergency) in the Packet
Mailbox
http://db0sif.darc.de/cgi-bin/dplist?NOTFUNK%201and the Emergency-Infoside on the DARC-Server
http://www.darc.de/referate/ausland/Notfunk/not-reg.html
They had a litle brainstorming about how to give better Informations.
One Station said that he had a contact to MARS-member Daniel Wolf and
that they changed some Information.
In future they want to transmit a regular QTC [bulletin].
Here's first part of the last QTC transmited in Amtor-A:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------TATSACHE-1.0
NOTFUNK IM AMATEURFUNKDIENST
ES LIEGEN REICHLICH ERFAHRUNGSWERTE VOR, WONACH IN NOTFAELLEN WIE Z.B.
NATURKAT ASTROPHEN DIE FUNKVERBINDUNG UEBER AMATEURFUNKSTELLEN OFT DIE
EINZIGE ODER DIE EINZIG ZUVERLAESSIG FUNKTIONIERENDE VERBINDUNG ZUR
AUSSENWELT DARSTELLT.
2.0
AUCH FUER DIE DRK-KURZWELLENSTATIONEN IST DIES EIN THEMA.
AUCH IN VERGANGENEN EINSAETZEN WURDE BEI BEDARF SCHON AUF
AMATEURFREQUENZEN AUSGEWICHEN ODER ES WURDEN AMATEURFUNKSTELLEN UM
MITHILFE Z.B. ZUR UEBERMITTLUNG VON NACHRICHTEN GEBETEN. AUCH WENN IM
NOTFALL ZUNAECHST ODER AUF DAUER GAR KEINE ROTKREUZ-FUNKSTATION IN EINEM
EINSATZGEBIET VORHANDEN WAR, WURDE DER ENTSPRECHENDE NOTFUNKVERKEHR AUF
AMATEURFUNKFREQUENZEN MIT AMATEURFUNKSTELLEN ABGEWICKELT (Z.B. BEI DER
SCHNEELAWINEN-KATASTROPHE IN GALTUER/TIROL).
Every Station belongs to a "Landesverband"
Overview the " DRK-Landesverbaende":
http://www.drk-rootdatenbank.de/adressen/
Stations:
--------------------------------------------------------------DEK23
DRK Berlin
fixed
S/C DEBR
DEKA2310
DRK Berlin
mob./port.
S/C DMBR
DEK24
DRK Muenster
fixed
S/C DEWL
DEKA2410
DRK Muenster
mob./port.
S/C DMWL
DEKA2411
DRK Muenster
mob./port.
S/C DMWL
DEK25
DRK Stuttgart
fixed
S/C DEBW
DEKA2510
DRK Stuttgart
mob./port.
S/C DMBW
DEKA2520
DRK Stuttgart
mob./port.
S/C DMBW
DEK26
DRK Duesseldorf
fixed
S/C DENR
DEKA2610
DRK Duesseldorf
mob./port.
S/C DMNR
DEK27
DRK Hannover
fixed
S/C DENI
Pagina 207
DEKA2710
DEK28
DEK29
DEK30
DEKA3010
DEK31
DEKA3110
DEK32
DEK33
DEK34
DEK35
DEK36
DEK37
DEK88
DEK99
DRK Hannover
DRK Frankfurt
DRK Sprendlingen
DRK Quickborn
DRK Quickborn
DRK Kempten
DRK Kempten
DRK Moers
DRK Hamburg
DRK Bremen
DRK Saarbrücken
DRK Freiburg
DRK Oldenburg
DRK Bonn
Collective Call for
S/C = Selcall
??= unid
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mob./port
fixed
fixed
fixed
mob./port
fixed
mob./port
fixed
fixed
fixed
S/C DMNI
S/C DEHE
S/C DERP
S/C DESH
S/C DMSH
S/C DEBY
S/C DMBY
S/C DE??
S/C DEHH
S/C DEHB
S/C DESL?
fixed
S/C DEBN?
fixed
S/C DE??
fixed
S/C DEHZ
all German Red Cross Stations
?=unconfirmed
Heard that Kempten has no Equipment for shortwave.
More information on this theme can be found in Wun v03 -1997 with info
from ANDL and Markus Buttinger
http://wunclub.com/archive/newsletter/v03/wunv3n06.zip
>>....Unid.....>
::: Stranger on 10535
Paulo Fernandes from Lisbon noted short periods of data in the USB of
10534U when monitoring Halifax METOC.
Although F1b, it isn't RTTY. Periodically a Russian T600 (aka BEE) naval
transmission appears with a shift of 250Hz (offset +1000Hz from 10534).
It is noted to have the 36bd idling reversals, and 50bd encrypted traffic
characteristics.
>>....Signoff.....>
Whatever you're doing monitoring-wise, enjoy it.
Regards
Day
----------------------------------Nautical News
www.coastalradio.org.uk
NEW MF CW COASTAL STATION.
-------------------------The FCC has granted a license for a new, common carrier, class 1A CW
coast station to the Maritime Radio Historical Society (MRHS), the group
that brought ex-RCA coast station KPH back to life.
The MRHS applied for the license to assure that US commercial Morse
operations will continue into the future. We believe this must be the
first time in many years that the FCC has granted a new license for this
service.
The hours of operation for the station have not yet been determined.
the basic details are:
Call: KSM
Pagina 208
But
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Frequencies: 426, 500, 6474 and 12993kc
Power: 5kW all frequencies
As of the time of writing the station does not have a name just a
callsign!
Whilst the MRHS are to be commended on getting the licence I do wonder
who they will talk to! Time will tell.
Yerevan Radio/EKA on air
-----------------------Shipcom, owners of Mobile Radio/WLO and Seattle/KLB, have opened a new
station at Yerevan, in Armenia. Testing took place over the weekend of
12/Mar and is now on-air.
Two channels are available.
1.
ITU NBDP channel 1251
12604.5/12502
The channel supports communication in both Pactor and Sitor, but is using
200Hz shift instead of 170Hz, being optimised for the former mode.
The station number is 2160
--> selcall QXCV
Answerback appears to be
eka qxcv qxcv ga+?
Pactor call EKA1
Channel free marker is "EKA" in cw with data burst, every 70 seconds.
Traffic list/information bulletin may be heard in Sitor/B from the top of
the hour.
MMSI is
002160105
(Original testing was carried out on Chan 229 12593.5 but this was in
conflict with one of the few remaining occupied channels (Kholmsk/UDB2)
and was changed).
2.
ITU RT Chan 1206
13092/12245
(/USB)
Expansion is expected into other bands but no timescale is known at
present.
USCG HF MSI broadcasts
---------------------These are transmitted on selected frequencies in the ITU HF MSI category
- 6314 8416.5 12579 16806.5 22376 kHz using Sitor/B - via the four HF
facilities at
Boston/NMF
Boston is remotely controlled by CAMSLANT.
Point Reyes/NMC
Honolulu/NMO
Guam/NRV
These three are remotely controlled by CAMSPAC.
Time(Z)
0000
0030
0130
0140
0230
0500
0730
0900
1218
1330
Station
NMC
NIK
NMO
NMF
NRV
NRV
NMO
NRV
NIK
NMO
6
*
*
8
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
12
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
16
*
22
Ice
(Boston/NIK Feb-Sept)
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Ice (Boston/NIK Feb-Sept)
Pagina 209
1500
1630
1800
1900
2030
2315
NRV
NMF
NMC
NRV
NMO
NRV
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
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*
*
*
*
Questions about identification were raised on the list early in the
month. It will be noted that the B1B2B3B4 group as used by NAVTEX is
also apparent after the zczc start signal on these messages. The letter
used for the B1 identification for NAVTEX on 518 kHz equates to the final
letter of the ITU callsign for these four stations. But no listing has
so far come to light indicating the B1 letter when used on HF.
Thanks to some monitoring by Allen Fountain in Melbourne/Day Watson in
UK, and an exchange of emails with Jack Painter in Virginia Beach we have
now confirmed that each station uses the same letter for HF as for MF in
this respect. To summarise:
Boston/NMF
Point Reyes/NMC
Honolulu/NMO
Guam/NRV
[F]
[C]
[O]
[V]
GREENLAND CHANGES
----------------Aasiaat & Ammassalik Radios have had many changes to their frequencies of
operation details can be found in the wk12 ALRS update
Qaqortoq Radio has closed on all frequencies
The MF List on my web site has the new 2MHz changes above incorporated
into it.
UNITED KINGDOM MARINE WEATHER SERVICES
-------------------------------------The 2005 issue of Marine weather services is now available from the
United Kingdom Met Office, you can download a copy in .PDF format or you
can request a printed copy.
http://www.metoffice.com/leisuremarine/mwsbooklet.html
It gives the times and details of all weather broadcasts from United
Kingdom Coastguard stations both on VHF & MF plus Navtex transmission
details
Single copies of the publication are free.
I would suggest that overseas readers download and print out the .PDF
file should they find it of interest.
Well thats all for this month.
All contributions are welcome and may be sent by email to
g4pyr@dsl.pipex.com
73 de
Robert G4PYR
---------------------------NUMBERS & ODDITIES
edition #093, March 2005
Pagina 210
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________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
I think I have an interesting column for you this month thanks to the
following contributors: Trond, Jim, Maciej, Bill, Tom, Peter, Hans-Peter,
Lupus, Attu, Ron, Mike, Piet, Manolis, Guy, Mike, Joerg, Igor, Tom H,
John, Chris, Kurt and... well, you know who you are.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* VOICE STATIONS *
::: E03
Lincolnshire Poacher's idents compiled by Al.
1st half of March
UTC
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
UTC
------------------------------------------------------------------1200
32279
32279
32279
32279
32279
32279
32279
1200
1300
37701
37701
37701
37701
37701
37701
37701
1300
1400
92003
84539
71965
17791
32279
12524
15607
1400
1500
15607
92003
84539
71965
17791
32279
60665
1500
1600
60665
15607
92003
84539
71965
17791
12524
1600
1700
12524
60665
15607
92003
84539
71965
32279
1700
1800
32279
12524
60665
15607
92003
84539
17791
1800
1900
17791
37701
12524
37701
15607
92003
37701
1900
2000
37701
32279
37701
60665
37701
15607
71965
2000
2100
71965
17791
32279
12524
60665
37701
84539
2100
2200
84539
71965
17791
32279
12524
60665
92003
2200
2nd half of March
UTC
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
UTC
------------------------------------------------------------------1200
30802
30802
30802
30802
30802
30802
30802
1200
1300
89094
89094
89094
89094
89094
89094
89094
1300
1400
67341
10090
24840
31634
30802
42118
58758
1400
1500
58758
67341
10090
24840
31634
30802
77152
1500
1600
77152
58758
67341
10090
24840
31634
42118
1600
1700
42118
77152
58758
67341
10090
24840
30802
1700
1800
30802
42118
77152
58758
67341
10090
31634
1800
1900
31634
89094
42118
89094
58758
67341
89094
1900
2000
89094
30802
89094
77152
89094
58758
24840
2000
2100
24840
31634
30802
42118
77152
89094
10090
2100
2200
10090
24840
31634
30802
42118
77152
67341
2200
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E04
Cherry Ripe's idents compiled by Tomonori
1st half of March
UTC
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
UTC
----------------------------------------------------------2200
77437
11948
09576
98999
11948
2200
2300
11948
09576
98999
11948
53047
2300
Pagina 211
0000
0100
1000
1100
1200
1300
09576
98999
11948
53047
41820
39815
98999
11948
53047
41820
39815
77437
11948
53047
41820
39815
77437
11948
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53047
41820
39815
77437
11948
09576
41820
39815
77437
11948
09576
98999
0000
0100
1000
1100
1200
1300
Cherry Ripe skedules:
1000
1100
1200
1300
2200
2300
0000
0100
UTC,
UTC,
UTC,
UTC,
UTC,
UTC,
UTC,
UTC,
20474
18864
18864
18864
18864
18864
18864
19884
//
//
//
//
//
//
//
//
23461
23461
23461
23461
24644
21866
21866
21866
kHz
kHz
kHz
kHz
kHz
kHz
kHz
kHz
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E10
Not much to report this time.
14-3, 1800 UTC, 4880 kHz: ULX 1
19-3, 2250 UTC, 6930 kHz: VLB 2 + SYN 2. Mixed signal
23-3, 2100 UTC, 4560 kHz: YHF 1
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E15
Egyptian based E15 was reported by a number of dxers and on the Spooks
and Enigma 2000 lists. Long time no see!
10-3, 0708
1237
1307
15-3, 1100
16-3 1107
17-3 1230
18-3 1301
UTC,
UTC,
UTC,
UTC,
UTC,
UTC,
UTC,
6715 kHz: in progress
11170 kHz: in progress, "Queen Robert Union" (QRU)
11170 kHz: BEC "Baker Edward Charlie" QRU
18000 kHz: BEC QRU
18000 kHz: BEC QRU
11170 kHz: OSS QRU
11000 kHz: BEC QRU
I received a schedule from Manolis of the period 10-22 March. He says
that there were possibly more transmissions but because the stations
sometimes starts too early or very late, you can easily miss a
transmission. Thanks Manolis!
UTC
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Call
------------------------------------------------------------0700
6715
NF
6715
6715
NF
NF
6715
NAS
0800
NF
NF
NF
NF
NF
NF
NF
0900
NF
NF
NF
NF
NF
NF
NF
1000
NF
NF
NF
NF
6715
6715
VSD
1100
NF
18000
NF
NF
18000
NF
BEC
1130
NF
NF
NF
NF
6715
PAR
1200
5834
5834
5834
NF
5834
WSP
1230
11170 11170 11170
NF
11170
OSS
1300
NF
NF
11170
NF
11000
BEC
1400
NF
NF
NF
NF
NF
Notes:
- The 1200 UTC frequency (17503 kHz) is a third harmonic of 5834 kHz.
- NF stands for "Not found".
<<<<<>>>>>
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::: E23
Mike found a couple of E23 transmissions.
02-03 at 0954 UTC on 6507 kHz.
1155 UTC on 8188 kHz. "Intro of 00000, 11111, 22222, 33333,
and so on then message at 1157 UTC", Mike says.
03-03 at 0958 UTC on 6507 kHz.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E25
Joerg reports via Enigma 2000 that he has copied E25 a number of times
during March.
06-3, 1245 UTC, 9450 kHz, 785-51 null msg, no music
12-3, 1238 UTC, 9450 kHz, in progress
1333 UTC, 9450 kHz, 906 msg repeat ... EoM EoT, no music intro,
good signal, no QRM
13-3, 1230 UTC, 9450 kHz, 555 msg ... EoM 557 10 EoT
13-3, 1330 UTC, 9450 kHz, 906 msg ... EoM EoT 481 EoM 905 13 , msg was
repeat from Mar 12th 1330
Joerg says "The 1330 Sunday transmission was a repeat from Saturday
(compared all groups). This one could be received in good quality. Maybe
the 1230 transmission is also a repeat. In the last log 481 EoM 905 13
was said only once before the carrier was switched off. No music. If you
compare with logs in the last E2K NL you see that 557 and 905 were
already used."
Other E25 logs come from Tom who heard the station on 24-3 at 1330 UTC
calling "960" for 3 minutes followed by "Message" and then into numbers
2481 5210 0755 4888 4875 5186 7397
2283 0373 2420 1787 8323 6716 3056
Repeat repeat repeat
2481 5210 0755 4888 4875 5186 7397
2283 0373 2420 1787 8323 6716 3056
End of msg end of transmission
2924 1676
5210 7662
2924 1676
5210 7662
Tom also logged a transmission on 22-3 at 1200 UTC on 9450 kHz. Tom says
that the Arabic music stopped and a live announcer started reading "222"
for about 5 minutes followed by "Message, Message" and into 4FGs:
3521 3190 8110 2075 3592 7299 5039 6144 8110
3521 3190 8110 2075 3592 7299 5039 6144 8110
The message was repeated on 23-3 at 1344 UTC and logged by Chris who
also copied an earlier transmission at 1330 UTC.
1330 UTC:
Calling "906" several times followed by 3x "Message" and then 4FGs:
3481 5210 0755 4888 4875 5186 7397 2924 1676
2283 0373 2420 1787 8323 6716 3056 5210 7662
etc
Notes:
No Music intro; fair to strong signal strength, about S7-S9; 18 grp msg;
carrier never went down, it was on during the 6-minute intermission
between transmissions.
1344 UTC:
Music Intro followed by "222" and 3x "Message", then 4FGs:
3521 3190 3110 2075 3529 7299 5039 6144 8110
etc
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"E25 made its appearance on 25-3 at 1246z" reports Manolis. "Calling
785 58 59, no message, ended 1248z."
On 27 March, Tom reports the station at 1326 UTC. Tom says "The usual
live announcer came on and read the ID's for about 5 minutes before a
quick sign off. 909 23 24 905 25"
<<<<<>>>>>
::: V13
Kurt heard New Star on 8300 kHz at 1322 UTC on 2 March. Nice catch, Kurt.
The station has not been reported for a while. Good to know that it is
still alive and kicking.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* MORSE STATIONS *
::: MX
- Channel markers
L: 3204.2 kHz
R: 5465.8 kHz
V: 3658 kHz
I received a couple of questions about the location of the "R" marker.
According to my source, the station is located on the Balezino-3
Technical Repair Base in Izhevsk. This base belongs to the Strategic
Missile Troops and not to the navy.
- Cluster beacons
D:
P:
S:
C:
F:
K:
M:
4557.7, 7038.7, 8494.7, 10871.7, 13527.7, 16331.7 kHz *)
3593.8, 4557.8, 5153.8, 7038.8, 8494.8, 10871.8 kHz
4557.9, 5153.9, 7038.9, 10871.9, 13527.9, 16331.9, 20047.9 kHz
5154, 7039, 10872, 13528, 16332, 20048 kHz
7039.2 kHz
7039.3 kHz
7039.4 kHz
*) also heard on spurious freqs 7000 and 7044 kHz.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M08
Mark Slaten posted a "Cuban Tutorial" which is definitely of interest
of the not so experienced listener. Thanks Mark, the floor is yours.
Thought I would give a short tutorial for the newer members on how
logging of calls on V2a or M8a family of numbers stations can help in
traffic analysis of the stations. Here are my Cuban logs for today March
19, 2005
UTC:1000-, Freq:3025, M8a, ID 35112 77821 61113
UTC:1100-, Freq:4478, M8a, ID 35112 77821 61113 (rpt of 1000z on 3025m)
UTC:1000-, Freq:9323, M8a, ID 23371 64843 23143
UTC:1100-, Freq:8136, M8a, ID 28482 37121 47091
UTC:1200-, Freq:6933, M8a, ID 10191 42525 41625
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Please note how logging the calls clearly shows the relationship between
the first and second broadcast. Also, if you study the calls on a regular
basis, you will clearly see that the last digit in each 5-digit call will
advance by one. EX: 35112 77821 61113 which was copied today, may be
35113 77822 xxxx1 tomorrow. The last number currently is being assumed
as the number of days the message was broadcast. Normally this 5-digit
number changes after the 3rd day, but as you can see by the 1200z and
1300z broadcast, 40625 is an exception to the rule. This message may have
been broadcast 5 days in a row. Recently, I have seen the 2200z and 2300z
M8a broadcast go as high as 9 days! But 3 will be what is encounter the
majority of the time.
As far as the message formats with both V2a and M8a, they consist of 150
5-digit groups. Three messages are normally sent with one being intended
for each of the three addressees in the callup. And a further curiosity
is that the first and second group are repeated again as the 149th and
150th groups. This is probably some sort of indicator for the encoding/
decoding of the messages.
Hope this is of interest to the group. If you would like me to include
more numbers info, let me know. There is a lot more on the air than just
the Cuban numbers.
The numbers are fun to monitor. It is exciting when you can find a new
one, or find one that has been elusive. Finding out a new characteristic
about them is also satisfying. It's a lot like putting together a jig-saw
puzzle. Discovering a new piece that fits in hopes that someday the whole
puzzle will be completed.
Have fun with the hobby!
73's
Mark
Check also Enigma 2000's Morse Stations Profile which can be downloaded
from the N&O website at http://home.luna.nl/~ary/morse.zip
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M13
Thought I would give another tutorial on one of the morse stations. The
enigma designator is M13. I believe he is thought to be from Eastern
Europe. If anyone has any more information on this, please let me know.
He is not always an easy one to hear. I find it best to copy him from
2100z - 2300z, anything earlier is pure luck to copy.
This network seems to start the UTC day between about 0200z and 0800z
and then repeats the message later. Do a database search to catch some
of the past intercepts for M13 on the Spooks Database and the Database
on Ary Boender's "Numbers and Oddities" site. M13 changes frequencies
each month, but will repeat the sked a year later. Usually broadcasts
the 1st and 3rd or the 2nd and 4th weeks each month. Each month has one
message and the message number advances by one the next month. Messages
are usually short, like 20-22 groups. Although, a variant M13d has been
known to send over 500 groups for a 5 hour marathon! CW is sent about 5
WPM, so is good practice for those trying to learn morse. The only cut
number is 0 which is sent as a T. All the other nine numbers are long.
The following is copy I made from today's intercept:
261 (R5) BT 290 22 BT
02426
08956
08115
36803
61245
59332
58481
52039
29792
63640
16408
14003
04155
19453
BT
29412
05521
31068
08465
//2105z //10926m
03186
04416
44503
35731
//2108z
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261x12 BT 290 22 BT
02426
08956
08115
36803
61245
59332
58481
52039
29792
63640
16408
14003
04155
19453
BT
0 0 0
29412
05521
31068
08465
03186
04416
44503
35731
//2112z
(End of sked)
Note:
A little Enigma shorthand for those who wonder about the x12 and the R5.
The x12 means that the call 261 was repeated 12 times, this could have
also been represented by R1, which is 1 minute. The R5 means that 261
was repeated for 5 minutes.
After the initial callup for 5 minutes the station sends BT or "=" which
is morse shorthand for a break, 290 is the message number and 22 is the
group count of the upcoming message. Next months message from 261 will
the message number 291. The message is sent and the BT is sent again.
261 is called again for only 1 minute and then the message is repeated
a second time. (If you don't get it the first time, you get another
chance!) When the message is concluded, three zeroes (0 0 0) are sent
and the station goes down. This is the end of the sked.
Hope you find this of interest. By the way, if you take the time to
learn morse (at least the numbers and a few letters) you will find
there are many more morse numbers stations than voice stations.
73's
Mark
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M18
Still sending time strings on 3803 kHz.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M21
M21 used 2219.5, 3801 and 5201 kHz in March. Id "0".
M21 variant PBSN was heard by John on 13000.5 kHz with plots and
strategic flash messages.
"PBSN PBSN WZD" and into long strings of figures. Look Like 16FG."....
3042169068820515 3042702090093620 30431689192..." 0534 down with "PBSN
PBSN PBSN AR"
"X X X X X X PBSN PBSN PBSN 62353 AWKANXE 4838 4932 BETALAKTIN 4052
9923 UBYTOoNYJ 6914 7390" repeated once.
"X X X
X X X PBSN PBSN 07648 ISHIMBIN 1688 8383" repeated once.
"X X X X X X PBSN PBSN 33526 TATARSKIJ 6550 3710 FRUKTOWOZ 1002 0284"
repeated once.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M87
A couple of reports from our Russian friend, Igor:
7429 kHz, 7-3, 1400 UTC. Mode: CW. 5FGs, cut numbers.
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682 682 91 91 (R)
= = 058 058 20 20
a3t3u duau3 n76t5
4657t a5n7a 3466t
= =
333 333
= = 058 058 20 20
a3t3u duau3 n76t5
4657t a5n7a 3466t
= =
000 000 ttt
= =
u34d4 5t557 unt43 ud4dn 56una 5d33a 3d7nu
437na t6355 7d757 4n7da au5u6 d4utn 75564
= =
u34d4 5t557 unt43 ud4dn 56una 5d33a 3d7nu
437na t6355 7d757 4n7da au5u6 d4utn 75564
16420 kHz, 1-3, 0330 UTC. Mode: CW. 5FGs, cut numbers. M87 variant.
000 sent very rarely.
.... 154 154 154 154 154 000
154 154 154 154 154 154 154 154
154 154 154 154 154 154 154 154
154 154 154 154 154 154 154 154
154 154 154 154 154 154 154 154
154 154 154 154 154 154 154 154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
000
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
154
9840 kHz, 1-3, 0130 UTC. Mode: CW. 5FGs, cut numbers. M87 variant.
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
249
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M89
3527, 3550, 3552, 7068.9, 7070.4, 7062.9, 7063.3, 7072 kHz
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* VARIOUS MODES *
S28, buzzing on 4625 kHz
S30, pipping on 3756 kHz
XSW, squeaking on 3828.9 and 5474 kHz
Mike reported an interesting catch on 3828.9 kHz on 21-3 at 1841
UTC. He caught a Russian lady reading a short message consisting
of 3FGs: "For 544: 384 388 290, For 544: 384 388 290".
You can hear the recording via Mike's website at
http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/thesecretsiteofmike/mikes.htm
Click on the Kremlin for the sample.
Voice traffic was
1840 UTC on 16-3,
1520 UTC on 17-3,
1841 UTC on 21-3,
1912 UTC on 22-3,
copied by Mike and Manolis at
3828.9 kHz
5474 kHz
3828.9 kHz
3828.9 kHz
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2025 UTC on 23-3, 3828.9 kHz
1830 UTC on 24-3, 3828.9 kHz
2019 UTC on 26-3, 3828.9 kHz
XM,
whaling on 4717 kHz
XSL, slot machine on 6250, 6417, 6445, 8313, 8588, 8703.5 kHz
JAMMERS
- China
- Iran
: 1557, 7310, 9680, 11765 kHz
: 3875, 3930, 3960, 4381, 4391, 4609, 6401, 6420,
11620, 11625 kHz
- Morocco: 1550, 7460 kHz
- Unid
: 1116 kHz, jamming the Voice of Kurdistan in Iraq.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-
* UNID STATIONS *
I received two Unids from Igor.
::: O3T
5034 kHz, 10-3, 0012 UTC. Mode: CW
vvv
vvv
vvv
vvv
t82
f8p
f8p
f8p
f8p
t82
f8p f8p de
f8p f8p de
f8p f8p de
f8p f8p de
va va tt
o3t
o3t
o3t
o3t
o3t
o3t
o3t
o3t
qru
qru
qru
qru
id
id
id
id
246
246
246
246
246
246
246
246
246
246
246
246
<<<<<>>>>>
::: UNID 6434 kHz
6434 kHz, 10-3, 0039 UTC. Mode: CW
46 52 51 53 52 51 52 54 = 46 52 51 53 52 51 52 54 =
46 52 51 53 42 51 52 54 = 46 52 51 53 42 51 52 54 =
46 52 51 53 42 51 52 54 = 46 52 51 = 46 52 51 =
46 52 51 = 46 52 51 = 46 52 51 = 46 52 51 = 46 52 51 =
46 52 51 = 4835 5t394634 = 14182 = t2 = t2 = t2 = t2 =
t2 = t2 = t2 = 13431 = 14442 = 12 = 14442 = 12678 =
12252 = 14441 = 13434 = 13426 = 14442 = 14442 = 14444 =
12681 = 12253 = 11151 = 34423 95935 42494 54651 5249 =
1 = 13 = 11 = 12 = 11 = 123 = 12 = 1 = t1 = 3 = 32 =
59 = 29 = 18 = 3 = 33 = 3 = 31 = 32 = 39 = 21 = 31 =
315839435352 = 2t1 = 21t6 = 24 = ...
<<<<<>>>>>
::: UNID 3322 kHz
Possibly Chinese Air Defence heard on 3322 kHz in CW.
616
616
040
040
615
615
615
040
01
615
615 40719 40719 (repeated)
615 40523 40523 (repeated)
040 02
615 615 615 3333 15 ...
(Logged by Jim)
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* MILITARY STATIONS *
NOBLE MARLIN 2005, the world’s largest Anti-Submarine Warfare exercise,
took place in the Ionian Sea from 3rd to 16th March. The NATO exercise
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included submarines, surface ships and maritime patrol aircraft from ten
NATO nations.
Frequencies used: 2350.5, 2840, 3324.5, 4478.6, 4741.5, 6721.5, 5270 kHz
of which 4741.5 kHz was the most active one. The stations were using the
usual tactical callsigns like L, FE, GC, BF, MG, VE, BP, BC, AD, N, CF,
E, FT, KF, DF, I, DC, FS, LT, FN, HD, SB, AD, D and FN.
<<<<<>>>>>
An UK Air Defense exercise was one of a number of military exercises in
March. Comms could be observed on 4718 kHz which was often used by RAF
Boulmer who was working with AWACS and other stations on this frequency.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: RUSSIAN / CIS / UKRANIAN MILITARY STATIONS
Frequency QSX
Remarks / callsigns
---------------- -----------------------------------------------------0018.1
RDL: strategic flash msg "xxx xxx rdl rdl 47223 27931
uhwat 8251 9115 k"
2013.5
RCB: Russian Naval Aviation West Sector wkg RIC89,
RAY96, "RAY96 de RCB QSA?"
2721
REA4: Russian Air Force Moscow // 5157 and 4379 kHz
3207
Russian Mil: L6YC transmitting from 15-25 and 45-55
Previous loggings:
3/14/04 3699 kHz VTI8 26-36 and 56-06 minutes
5/01/04 3698 kHz SFO3 07-17 and 37-47 minutes
5/31/04 3698 kHz IGAE 10-20 and 40-50 minutes
9/27/04 3700 kHz UXUO 25-35 and 55-05 minutes
10/7/04 3700 kHz NELC 10-20 and 40-50 minutes
12/2/04 3420 kHz U34D 25-35 and 55-05 minutes
12/22/04 3517 kHz NELC 10-20 and 40-50 minutes
2/01/05 3205 kHz L6YC 10-20 and 40-50 minutes
14/02/05 3265 kHz Q7JN 25-35 and 55-05 minutes
3347
CIS Mil: ZIG6
3348
Russian Mil: GTVS, VMH2, TKTR, LVW8, J2JC, ZI7T, PAOF,
QD8M, E1T1
3365.5
RCB: Russian Naval Aviation West Sector
3538
WM9I, T5NV
3829
Ukranian Mil: LZHZ, A4HS, MHI5, 6J6D, VMPF, CZTY, K4ZY,
ZBLV
3832
Ukranian Mil: TSMW. Gives R 254 K at end of NCS'
message on 4051 kHz
3893
Russian Mil: WETN, TWYL, B1N9
3899
Russian Mil: KUAM, DQNY, 3IKX.
"3IKX 220 26 27 0045 220 = ZVW 010 = UEGAZ FSEDQ ööHIO
... öIPTy WUPWW 010 K."
3933
Russian Mil: RFFP, RFFN, RFFM
4021
Russian Mil: BME8, ETET, FS48, GPYC, 6NQZ, NZX1, 4YXN
4051
4379
3832
Ukranian Mil: IRIN, LA7F, FN4N, CE9T, QIG5, 7EE5, M9BP
REA4: Russian Air Force Moscow
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4447
3899
Russian Mil: VYLU, GRV6, MJHF, WJLQ, WRGX
4456
3954
Russian Mil: XPXV
4456
Russian Mil: TPMP, I3LA, QGZY, QI1P
5400.5
Russian navy: "RKN RKN RKN qtc 714 125 11 0635 714 =
prognoz pogody s 0900 1_/03 do 0900 11/03=05g sewernyj
kaspij ..."
5157
REA4: Russian Air Force Moscow
5407
5851
Russian Mil: 8YP9, BDQQ, PSVH
7041
Russian Mil
8146
Russian Mil
8816
52247: Russian Naval Aircraft RPT AL K to (inaudible)
RJF94/Central Section Stn, Moscow. RCB/Western Sector
also repeats back.
RJC38: Russian Naval Air Northern Sector Station,
Murmansk calls aircraft 52234.
RCB: Russian Naval Air Western Sector wkg aircraft
52247 who sends atatus msg QTO 1323 QRD XLLP XLOS QRE
1425 QAH 4200 QBD 5200 RPT AL K. RJF94
11408
REA4: Russian Air Force Moscow // 12736 kHz
12606
CIS Mil?: "JO1C JO1C JO1C DE ML7K ML7K ZBU ZSL ZWS
QCT9 K" or "PEO1C JO1C DE ML7K ML7K QBE QYT9 K"
12736
REA4: Russian Air Force Moscow // 11408 kHz
13004
Rus Mil: 4MTT, SSLI, HXVA
13852
Rus Mil: ZQLO, 5HCD, LCNM, H9A5, L4Z2, TWPK, HBD9, 4CCW
<<<<<>>>>>
::: US MILITARY STATIONS
Compiled by Ron.
Notes:
- Only logs with substantive information are included. Units that were
only noted sounding in ALE or in voice radio checks are logged in
section 4.
- All freq are kHz and times UTC.
1) U.S. COAST GUARD:
7527 LNT (Camslant): 2122 in USB/ALE & voice w/J17 (HH-60J #6017 CGAS
Clearwater) w/position report (2744N/8309W). 1535 USB/ALE & voice
w/J15 (HH-60J #6015 CGAS Clearwater -very weak) w/"ops normal" &
position report.
10242 LNT (Camslant): 1555 in USB/ALE & voice w/F04 (HU-25 #2104 CGAS
Miami--not heard) in position report (2746N/9726W).
11494 TSC (CBP Orlando, FL Customs National Law Enforcement Comms Center
-- Technical Service Center): 1917 USB/ALE TO NMH (USCG Alexandria
VA (probably TISCOM-Telecommunications and Information Systems
Command, Alexandria, VA ). NMH also noted sounding on 5732 &
7527 kHz
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13907 PAC (USCG CAMSPAC Point Reyes, CA): 1813 in USB/ALE & voice w/J05
(HH-60J #6005 CGAS Astoria--not heard) w/position report.
18594 Camslant Chesapeake: 1530 USB w/CG 1500 (HC-130H #1500, CGAS
Elizabeth City-not heard) w/"ops normal" report. At 1538 on
08912.0 CG1500 (very weak) in USB/ALE & voice w/"ops normal" &
position (3646N/7619W) report.
20890 LNT (Camslant): 1532 USB/ALE & voice w/J42 (MH-60J #6042 CGAS
Elizabeth City--not heard) w/"ops normal" report. Also seen as
042 in USB/ALE w/LNT.
F04F35F41J01J14J15J42500502720790-
HU-25
HU-25
HU-25
HH-60J
MH-60J
HH-60J
MH-60J
HC-130H
HC-130H
HC-130H
HC-130H
#2104,
#2135,
#2141,
#6001,
#6014,
#6015,
#6042,
#1500,
#1502,
#1720,
#1790,
CGAS
CGAS
CGAS
CGAS
CGAS
CGAS
CGAS
CGAS
CGAS
CGAS
CGAS
Miami
Corpus Christi
Cape Cod
Elizabeth City
Elizabeth City
Clearwater
Elizabeth City
Elizabeth City
Elizabeth City
Clearwater
Kodiak (also noted on TISCOM net)
2) CUSTOMS & BORDER PATROL (CBP):
13907 T59 (CBP BEECH A200 #N1559, San Diego AMB): 1802 in weak USB/ALE &
encrypted voice w/CNT (CBP Central Regional Communications Node).
A44- UH-60 tail # 79-23344 Riverside or San Diego Air Branch
D31- P-3B "Slick" #N431SK/BuNo 153431, Jacksonville AMB, FL
D48 - P-3 AEW&C #N148CS/BuNo 154575, Corpus Christi AMB, TX
D45- P-3 AEW&C #N145CS/BuNo 155299, Jacksonville AMB, FL
D46- P-3 AEW&C #N146CS/BuNo 154605, Jacksonville AMB, FL
D70- P-3A "Slick" #N16370/BuNo 152170, Corpus Christi AMB, TX
I00- CESSNA 550 #N1200N, logged on UHF in Arizona
I08- CESSNA 550 #N5408G, logged on UHF in Arizona
I55- CESSNA 550 #N1255K, Miami AMB
I97- CESSNA 550 #N797CW, logged on UHF in Arizona
MV5- unidentified
T6P- unidentified CBP Aircraft
T91 - PIPER PA-42-720R #N9091J, Jacksonville, FL AMB
3) OPERATIONS BAHAMAS TURKS & CAICOS (OPBAT):
OPB- OPBAT Service Center, Nassau, Bahamas
X93- US Army UH-60L tail # 94-26593 2-3rd AVN
4) OTHER UNITS NOTED:
DL1- unidentified
TSC- CBP Orlando, FL Customs National Law Enforcement Communications
Center -- Technical Service Center
CS2- COTHEN Remote Memphis, TN
EST- CBP Eastern Regional Communications Node
WST- CBP Western Regional Communications Node
CRB- CBP Caribbean Regional Communications Node
LNT- USCG CAMSLANT Chesapeake, VA
PAC- PAC USCG CAMSPAC Point Reyes, CA
503- USCG HC-130H #1503, CGAS Elizabeth City
720- USCG HC-130H #1720, CGAS Clearwater
A70- CBP UH-60 tail # 82-23670, poss. Caribbean AMB
CS2- COTHEN Remote Memphis, TN
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CS5D41D43D47D90F35F40F41I00I01I31I52J09J14J23J25J28J31T9AT59X52-
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COTHEN Remote Wilmington, NC
CBP P-3B "Slick" #N741SK/BuNo 152741, Jacksonville AMB, FL
CBP P-3 AEW&C #N143CS/BuNo 153447, Corpus Christi AMB, TX
CBP P-3 AEW&C #N147CS/BuNo 152722, Jacksonville AMB, FL
CBP P-3A "Slick" #N15390/Buno 151390, Corpus Christi AMB, TX
USCG HU-25 #2135 CGAS Corpus Christi
USCG HU-25 #2140 CGAS Cape Cod
USCG HU-25 #2141 CGAS Cape Cod
CBP CESSNA 550 #N1200N, logged on UHF in Arizona
CBP CESSNA 550 #N37201San Diego AMB
CBP CESSNA 550 #N2531K, San Diego AMB, CA
CBP CESSNA 550 #N752CC, SW US
USCG MH-60J #6009 CGAS Elizabeth City
USCG MH-60J #6014 CGAS Elizabeth City
USCG HH-60J #6023 ATC Mobile
USCG HH-60J #6025 CGAS Clearwater
USCG HH-60J #6028 CGAS Cape Cod
USCG HH-60J #6031 CGAS Elizabeth City
CBP PIPER PA-42-720R #N9279A, Jacksonville, FL AMB
CBP BEECH A200 #N1559, San Diego AMB
US Army UH-60L tail # 94-26552 2-3rd AVN
-0-0-0-0-CONET-0-0-0-0-
---------------------------------
UTILITY ROUND-UP
editor: Ary Boender
e-mail: ary@luna.nl
________________________________________________________________________
I forgot to include "this month's historic utility radio facts" in
February. So.... here are the February and March facts now:
05-02-1916
07-02-1915
19-02-1975
02-03-1897
05-03-1998
10-03-1876
18-03-1909
Alexanderson successfully tests multiple tuned antenna
First train-to-station radio message, Binghamton, NY
Harris introduces the first solid-state radio transmitter
Marconi granted first wireless patent
Digital Radio Mondiale forms in China
Bell successfully transmits by telephone
Danish HAM Einar Dessau becomes the first radio amateur to
broadcast on HF
27-03-1899 Marconi transmits across English Channel
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0MW and HF drift net beacons were reported by a number of people.
Freq.
----1834
1858
28057
28102
28166
28181
28200
28210
28212
28218
28236
28256
28271
28301
callsign
-------DH0
OY2
Y
AF
U
AA
N
AA
HI
RU
MA
NM
J
MK
Freq.
----1838
28016
28091
28126
28181
28191
28200
28212
28216
28221
28237
28256
28281
callsign
-------QL1
U
MA
MA
V
HI
AA
V
AML
V
MD
RU
MA
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-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0::: LORAN
The website of NELS (Northwest European Loran-C System) reports:
"NOTICE CONCERNING LORAN-C IN NORTHWEST EUROPE
The Northwest European Loran-C System (NELS) will be
discontinued on 1 January 2006. However the Loran-C
signal will remain available in part of the present
coverage area.
The most up-to-date information can be found on
http://www.nels.org
Further notification with more details will be issued
before 1 October 2005."
Previous newsletters mention that France will continue to operate
Loran-C until at least 2015. In 2004 the news reached me that France
plans to establish two new national Loran-C stations in Strasbourg and
somewhere in the south of France. I have no information about the
current status of these plans.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0::: AMERICAS
Logs provided by Tony.
6684.5 kHz. Argentine Civil Defense in the Rio Negro Province, Argentina.
Weather and highways status reports, fire control. Mode: USB.
7696.7 kHz. Argentine Army net. Callsigns heard include LTL, LTL2, LTL3,
LTL4, LTL5, LTL6, LTL7, LTL8. Mode: CW.
8120 kHz.
Unid station. Callsign "Canete" clg "H4" Bolivian accent.
8122.4 kHz. Bolivian Police with radiograms in Spanish. Mode: USB.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0::: AFRICA
All logs via DARC/IARUMS.
7023 kHz. Unid network in Tanzania. Daily transmissions in KiSwahili,
Hindi, Gujerati or Punjabi? Idents are place names like Dar
es Salaam, Arusha, Morogoro, Nyanza, Songea, Kilosa? Mpwapwa?
Iringa, Babati, Lindi, Kartar Singh, Jita Singh. Also on
7318 kHz.
7023 kHz. Unid Somali network with many phone patches. Idents: Galkayo,
Boccaro, Bur Hache.
7045 kHz. Tanzania Electricity Supply Co network with 30+ stations.
7050 kHz. NGO in Rwanda, Uganda and possibly also in Ethiopia, Somalia
and Mozambique. Idents: A, AA, BB, J, K, D, DG, Kigali, GA,
W, WA, 42, 54, 4A, 72, 691, 134, 128, PW, Bukavu. Languages
heard on the net: French, English and Italian, NGO.
7055 kHz. NGO network in Zaire. Phone patches in French, KiSwahili and
Italian. Idents: MA, A, B, G, Banana, R, LW, F, EL.
7057 kHz. Net in Kenya and Somalia with phone patches. Idents: Kismayu,
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Nairobi, Garissa?
7061 kHz. Somali net clg Nairobi. Idents: Lugh, Kismayu, Burao, Bardera,
Wari, Bulla Hawa, Baidoa.
7070 kHz. Network in Somalia and Eritrea. Idents: Asmara, Afmadu,
Dobleh, Baidoa, Merere, Garoe, Burhane, Mogadishu, Kismayu,
Beletwein.
14000 kHz. Unid medical NGO net in Zaire, Sudan, Somalia and Uganda.
Idents: BI, ML, FM, SL, OK, Zero, Quarante, 95, KE, CC, CE,
CJ, CM, Goma, JM, JK, CN, KT, JA, DK, KM, MM, DJ, BC, NI3,
Mobile 3, K1, NI, Mai Mai, YL, SV, Kasungu, NBI, JT, AR
(Arua), YL, AL. Languages heard on the net: English, Amharic,
KiSwahili, other vernaculars, Dholuo, the last predominating.
Definite connection with Kenya but no traffic heard. Also on
12000 kHz LSB and 14450 kHz LSB.
14240 kHz. Unid medical NGO in Sudan ordering supplies in English.
Possibly in Dafur.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* BOOK REVIEW *
"HF Monitoring Handbook 2005"
Published by Monteria LLC
www.hfutilitiesguide.com
Reviewed by Ary Boender
I recently received a heavy package in the mail which contained
Monteria's HF Monitoring Handbook 2005. This is the first edition of
the book which is based on the Monteria HF Signals Database CD-ROM. The
book is 858 pages long, has the size of a telephone book, and weighs
almost 2 kilos.
One of the first chapters covers the various Digital Systems. This is
one of my favorite chapters. Very useful for the serious digital dxer.
It really helps you to identify a system. Well over 100 digital systems
that can be heard on shortwave are listed. A short description and screen
prints of the Fast Fourier Transforms of these systems fill the 44 pages.
Many of these systems are not yet covered by Monteria's competitors.
The main part of the book is of course the comprehensive frequency and
callsign database. The frequency range covers the spectrum from 9 kHz 30 MHz. The HF Monitoring Handbook has some 32,000 frequency entries and
also includes over 33,000 callsigns, selcalls, ICAO and WMO Station
Designators, Routing Indicators, ALE station identifiers, etc. Even
several numbers stations show up in the list. I cannot vouch that all
the info in the list is correct but I know that the master frequency and
callsign lists are continuously updated by 40 monitors around the globe.
As far as I know there is no false data in the list for copyright reasons
and the authors have done their best to include only very recent info.
I could not find any grossly outdated stuff.
The frequency table is presented in eight columns: frequency, modulation,
signal (system), speed, shift, network (user organisations), schedule,
and comments. One thing that I really miss here is the callsign. In this
section only the user organisation is being mentioned but not the station
itself. Take 5465.5 kHz for example. The frequency list says "Russian
navy". No station is mentioned. In fact this frequency is being used by
the Russian military in Izhevsk which uses channel marker "R". You can
find "R" in the callsign list but you cannot make the connection and that
is a pity.
Monteria's comments on this as follows: "We gave a lot of thought as to
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how to do this in a manner that would appease many clients. In the modern
age, there is rarely a net control. Even maritime stations are often
remotely-keyed, and sometimes even switched between transmitter sites so which call do we put?"
Good point. I think that Monteria's commercial clients would agree that
knowing the user is more important than knowing the callsign, but I also
think that most dxers are more interested in the callsign(s) of the
station/network.
Another interesting section is chapter 8: Network Diagrams.
The author writes "The Network Diagram provides the signal analyst with
a convenient way of building of interrelations between stations forming
that network." and he is right. The network diagrams certainly help you
understand how the networks are formed. Even complex ones like the US
Army nets or the very complex networks of the Egyptian Border Guards and
the United Nations Joint Logistics Center in Sudan.
Several handy appendices complete the HF Handbook. The first one lists
the Autocorrelation Frequencies (ACF) of common signals. Also useful is
the list of common signals - parameters and usage. This 21 pages long
appendix summarizes the baud rate, shift (fsk)/tone spacing (mfsk),
modulation, system name and users of common signals, both current and
recent historical.
The book ends with a list of acronyms and abbreviations.
Pros and cons.
Pros:
- One of the best frequency and callsign books around. Very comprehensive
and up-to-date.
- It includes stations that transmit in many newly-emerging communication
standards like MIL-STD 188-141A and B, MIL-STD 188-110A and B, STANAG
4285, SKYFAX and others.
- I especially like the signalling systems overviews section and the
network diagrams. Both are very useful.
Cons:
- I personally miss the callsigns in the frequency list. I always find
it very handy to have callsign and frequency in one list.
- One thing is a bit annoying. The text is printed too far to the left
side of the page. Because of this it is sometimes hard to read the
frequency column on the odd pages. When I mentioned this problem to
Monteria, the publisher told me that I had received one of the first
prints of the books but that the layout and margin size have improved
in the newer version. So it seems that this problem has been solved.
- The book does cover aero stations but I would like to see more details.
The frequency list now just mentions "ICAO" or "ARINC HFDL" instead of
the stations that actually are using the frequencies.
In conclusion I can say that the HF Monitoring Handbook 2005 is a very
useable, worthwhile publication for both commercial and hobby users.
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00016.8 Unid 0900 FSK idling; same pattern every @700 ms.
(03Mar05) (KB)
00022.5 unid: 0911 continuous sound/ spectro like cw ?? any
idea ?? 20feb05 (ML)
00025
RJH77: Arkhangelsk TS 0906 CW repeating "rjh77" until
0907, then into pulses (03Mar05) (KB)
00052.0 unid: 1525 ita2/50b?? Feb12 05 ML
00139.0 DCF39: near magdeburg 1448 ASCII 200 Feb26 05 ML
00145
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indicates Spain, but uncertain (06Mar05) (KB)
00147.3 DDH47: Hamburg Meteo 1100 RTTY 50/85 idling on mark
for about 1 hr. Scheduled reports sent afterwards
(01Mar05) (KB)
00297.5 #682: point lynas wls 0615 DGPS 100 only heard
Feb13 05 ML
00299.0 #460: gatteville fra 0620 DGPS 100 id Feb13 05 ML
00299.5 #688: north foreland eng 0620 DGPS 100 id Feb13 05 ML
00301.0 #426: ijmuiden phare hol 0622 DGPS 200 id Feb13 05 ML
00306.0 #681: lizard lt eng 0629 DGPS 100 id Feb13 05 ML
00307.0 #530: ristna lt est 1554 DGPS 100 only heard Feb12 05 ML
00307.5 #680: st catherine pt lt eng 0631 DGPS 100 id Feb13 05 ML
00310.0 #466: cap ferret fra 0632 DGPS 100 only heard Feb13 05 ML
00311.5 #480: cabo corveiro lt por 0633 DGPS 100 only heard
Feb13 05 ML
00312.0 #640: oostende bel 0636 DGPS 200 only heard ?? Feb13 05 ML
00312.5 #425: hoek van holland 0638 DGPS 200 id Feb13 05 ML
00490
FRC: CROSS Corsen France (E) 2046 FEC Wx and MIBs in
FF. (23Feb05) (RGA)
00490
GNI: NitonRadio UK (I) 1720 FEC UK inshore waters
forecast in EE. (23Feb05) (RGA)
00490.0 E: CORSEN 2040 fec 100/E/170 French wx/navs broadcast.
(12/Mar)(DW)
00518
(J): Unknown 2358 NAVTEX Poor copy. (12Mar05) (RGA)
00518
CTV: MonsantoRadio POR (R) 2252 NAVTEX MIBs. Carelessly
leaves transmitter on idles after sked. (12Mar05) (RGA)
00518
EAV?: Cabo de la Nao? (XB) 2320 Gale warning Corsega &
Liguria. (10Mar05) (RGA)
00518
GNI: NitonRadio UK (K) 2140 NAVTEX UK & French MIBs.
(13Mar05) (RGA)
00518
GPK: PortpatrickRadio Scotland (O) 2218 NAVTEX Gale
warning and weather f'cast at 2220. (13Mar05) (RGA)
00518
IQA: AugustaRadio Italy (V) 2330 NAVTEX MIBs.
(12Mar05) (RGA)
00518
LGD: ØrlandetRadio NOR (N) 2210 NAVTEX Norwegian MIBs
& gale warning. (13Mar05) (RGA)
00518
LGP: BodoRadio Norway (B) 0012 NAVTEX MIBs. (13Mar05) (RGA)
00518
LGQ: RogalandRadio NOR (L) 2150 NAVTEX MIBs. (13Mar05) (RGA)
00518
OST: OostendeRadio BEL (M) 2200 NAVTEX Calais-Dover
Strait MIBs. (13Mar05) (RGA)
00518
PBK: Netherlands CG Den Helder (P) 2215 NAVTEX. Two
MIBs. (13Mar05) (RGA)
00518
SAA: KarlskronaRadio SWE (J) 2133 NAVTEX Weather
forecast. (13Mar05) (RGA)
00518
TFA: ReykjavikRadio Iceland (X) 2354 NAVTEX MIBs.
(12Mar05) (RGA)
00518.0 4xo: 0301 0008 4XO ISL nav - PE3_ ROUTINE HAIFARADIO
WEATHER SHIPPING BULLE(CSn)
00518.0 5BA: CYP NAV -0200 MA01 CYPRUSRADIO NAV WRNG NR 1
ANTIAIRCRAFT _B4 3/8/05 (CSn)
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EAR: 0307 0420 EAR ESP NAV - DB38 GALE WARNING
NR/067-ATL ALTAIR 7MAR05 (CSn)
HZH: 0307 0118 HZH ARS NAV - HA05 SAUDI ARABIA - RED
SEA YANBU INDUSTRIAL7 MAR05 (CSn)
HZH: ARS NAV 2116- HA79 NAV WNG C-1467 SAUDI ARABIA RED SEA - FIRING EXERCISE.3/8/05 (CSn)
NMA: 0308 0424 NMA USA NAV - AA09 FLORIDA COAST-CAPE
CANAVERAL DGPS 3/8/05 (CSn)
NMA: USA NAV 0428- AA10 CCGD7 BNM 685-05 1. RIGHT
WHALE SIGHTING 030805 (CSn)
NMC: 14:44 utc, a very nice in HF-SITOR transmission
from NMC/NRV (Pt.Reyes/Guam ).25feb05 (CSN)
NMF: 0225 0527 NMF USA FEC - FA93 GROUP BROADCAST
VHF-FM, SSB CCGD1 _Q BNM 090-05 25feb05(CSn)
NMF: 0222 0527 NMF USA FEC - FA93 GROUP BROADCAST VHFFM, SSB CCGD1 BNM 090-0 22feb05(CSn)
NMF: 0225 0513 NMF USA FEC - FB15 1. 25 FEB 05
INTERNATIONAL ICE PATROL BULLETIN.25feb05(CSn)
NMF: 0226 0513 NMF USA FEC FB15 1. 25 FEB 05
INTERNATIONAL ICE PATROL BULLETIN. 26feb05(CSn)
NMF: 0226 NMF: 0527 NMF USA FEC FA93 FOR_SAFETY AND
EACH SCHEDULED BROADCAST CCGD_Q BNM 090-05 26feb05(CSn)
NMF: 0227 0513 NMF USA FEC - FB15 THE INTERNATIONAL
ICE PATROL IS ACTIVELY MONITORING ICE 27feb05 (CSn)
SUH: EGY NAV -2220 NA45 N/W NO. 42/_004 MEDIT. SEA
ALEX. (KHALIG ABU QIR) 3/8/05 (CSn)
SUZ: 0306 1949 SUZ EGY NAV - XA01 SERAPEUM NAVTEX
SVC. PART 1 RIG MOVE FOR GULF OF SUEZ 7mar05 (CSn)
SUZ: EGY NAV -2356 XL19 CHART 2373: SEISMIC SURVEY AND
M/V GARDALITA IN POSNS 3/8/05 (CSn)
Unid: 04:25 utc on 518kHz mode navtex 4mar05 (CSN)
Unid: Navtex 00:58utc mode navtex 3/8/05 (CSN)
Unid: Navtex 02:44utc mode navtex 03/08/05 (CSN)
Unid: Navtex 04:24 utc mode navtex 3/8/05 (CSN)
Unid: mode navtex. date 03-02-05 time 0005 utc 03feb05 (CSN)
VCO: 0222 0659 VCO CAN FEC - QE92 ENVIRONMENT CANADA
MARINE FORECASTS 22feb05(CSn)
VCO: 0226 0652 VCO CAN FEC QE25 ENVIRONMENT CANADA
FORECAST_L NORTHEAST GULF GULF-PORT 26feb05(CSn)
VCO: 0227 0717 VCO CAN FEC - QE33 ENVIRONMENT CANADA
FORECASTS ALL TIMES 27feb05 (CSn)
VON: 0222 0241 VON CAN FEC - OL33 SOUTHWESTERN GRAND
BANKS SOUTHERN HALF 22feb05(CSN)
VON: 0225 0634 VON CAN FEC - OA57 NOTSHIP N0209
NEWFOUNDLAND GRAND BANKS 25feb05(CSn)
VON: 0226 VON: 0639 VON CAN FEC OA41 NOTSHIP N0104
GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE ICE CONTROL 26feb05(CSn)
VON: 0227 0641 VON CAN FEC - OA56 NOTSHIP N0929 ALL
AREAS MARINERS ARE REMINDED THAT CANADA 27feb05 (CSn)
VON: 0307 0629 VON CAN NAV - OA56 NOTSHIP N0_29 ALL
AREAS MARINE ARE REMINDED THAT CANADA 7MAR05 (CSn)
VON: CAN NAV - OA60 0623SAFETY NOTSHIP N0243
SOUTHWESTERN GRAND 3/5/08 (CSn)
lgd: 0228 0224 LGD NOR FEC - NZ20 NO MESSAGE ON HAND
AT OERLANDETRADIO 27feb05 (CSn)
nmf: 0228 0121 NMF USA FEC - FJ77 DGPS BNM 117-05 ST
PAUL, MN DGPS BROADCAST 27feb05 (CSn)
nmf: 0228 0510 NMF USA FEC - FA97 GROUP BROADCAST_VHFFM CCGD1 BNM 01__-05 27feb05 (CSn)
nmf: 0301 0107 NMF USA nav - FJ77 DGPS BNM 117-05 ST
PAUL, MN DGPS BROADCAST(CSn)
nmf: 0301 0517 NMF USA nav - FA63 GROUP/ACTIVITY
BROADCAST/CCGD1 BNM-0092-05(CSn)
nmf: 0301 2232 NMF USA NAV R_____ USCG SECTOR SAN JUAN
BCST VHF-FM CG SECTOR SAN JUAN 056-05 (CSn)
nmf: 0403 0454 NMF USA NAV FA63G ROUP/ACTIVITY
BROADCAST VHF-FM, SSB CCGD1 4mar05 (CSn)
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00518.0 nmg: 0228 0355 NMG USA FEC - GA81 CCGDEIGHT BNM
0093-05 TX - GULF OF MEXICO 27feb05 (CSn)
00518.0 nmg: 0301 0341 NMG USA nav - GA81 CCGDEIGHT BNM
0093-05 TX - GULF OF MEXICO(CSn)
00518.0 oma: 0303 2159 A4M OMA NAV MA0 MUSCAT RADIO/A4M
NAVAREA IX OMAN NAVWARN 4mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 suh: 0227 2230 SUH EGY FEC - NE57 ALEX.RADIO F/C MED.
SEA AREAS : A,B,C AND D 27feb05 (CSn)
00518.0 suh: 0403 0218 SUH EGY NAV NA28 MED.SEA GEZIRET DISUQI
B.A CH. 2681 4mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 suk: 0228 2347 SUK EGY nav - XA02 SERAPEUM NAVTEX SVC.
PART 2 (CSn)
00518.0 suk: 0303 2333 SUK EGY NAV VL5 RED SEA B.A 159 RE N/M
37/1993 RACON_(B 4mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 suz: 0228 0001 SUZ EGY FEC - XA02 SERAPEUM NAVTEX SVC.
PART 2 FOR EGYPT COAST 27feb05 (CSn)
00518.0 tah: 0301 0020 TAH TUR nav - DA13 ISTANBUL TURK RADIO
NAVTEX N/W NR:106/05 (CSn)
00518.0 udn: 0301 0309 UDN RUS nav - AA83 NOVOROSSIYSK / WITH
RED FLAS_RARWMQTN(CSn)
00518.0 vco: 0227 2303 VCO CAN FEC - ICE BULLETIN FOR THE ST
LAWRENCE RIVER 27feb05 (CSn)
00518.0 vco: 0301 0640 VCO CAN nav - QE45 ENVIRONMENT CANADA
FORECASTS ALL TIMES(CSn)
00518.0 vco: 0301 2243 VCO CAN NAV QE51 ENVIRONMENT CANADA
MARINE FORECASTS KNOTS VALID 01MAR/19Z-03MAR/04Z (CSn)
00518.0 vco: 0403 0657 VCO CAN NAV QE69 ENVIRONMENT CANADA
FORECASTS ALL TIMES 04MAR/06Z-(CSn)
00518.0 von: 0228 0640 VON CAN FEC - OA34 NOTSHIP N0024 STRAIT
OF BELLE ISLE 27feb05 (CSn)
00518.0 von: 0301 0052 VON CAN nav - OA34 NOTSHIP N0024 STRAIT
OF BELLE ISLE(CSn)
00518.0 von: 0301 0625 VON USA nav - OA34 NOTSHIP N0024 STRAIT
OF BELLE ISLE(CSn)
00518.0 von: 0302 0626 VON CAN NAV OA41 NOTSHIP N0104 GULF OF
ST. LAWRENCE ICE CONTROL ZONES (CSn)
00518.0 von: 0403 0628 VON CAN NAV OA34 NOTSHIP N0024 STRAIT
OF BELLE ISLE 4mar05 (CSn)
01641.0 OXJ: Thorshavn Radio, Faroe Islands 0635 short
announcement "we listen on 20663 USB 16/02 (PP1)
01680.0 LGL: Floroe Radio Norway 0645 bulletin USB 16/02 (PP1)
01704.0 OXZ: Lyngby R 2041z also on 1734 / 1758 khz 18/02 (PP1)
01704.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1736 USB E nav. warn. (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
01734.0 OXZ: lyngby r 1817 USB ee naws Feb13 05 ML
01799.2 : Unid DeltaFix/Veripos Nav Fixer 2337 4-PSK 2 secs
on/2 off. (02Mar05) (RGA)
01852.0 IPP: Palermo R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
01871.0 unid: fishermen 1955 USB dutch Mar07 05 ML
01876.0 IQN: Lampedusa R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED
18/02 (PP1)
01877
: NATO/RN System 2341 NATO-75/75/850 Intermittent KG84
enciphered messages with carrier off between. Some weak some
strong. Ship input? (02Mar05) (RGA)
01888
IPD: WKG IAR Rome Radio Civitavecc 1821 USB (05Mar05) (MC)
01925.0 IPL: Livorno R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
02005
: CIS Military 2130 81-81/81/200 Cipher. (07Mar05) (RGA)
02072.0 unid: coast station 2000 ARQ wx bulletin ?? Mar07 05 ML
02076.0 Unid: fishermen 0616 USB ee vulgar dial Mar10 05 ML
02182.0 Labrador CG: 0620z announce QSY 2598 khz 19/02 (PP1)
02182.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1734 USB E QSX 1704, 1734, 1758,
2586 (04 Mar05) (HPT)
02182.0 St John's CG Canada: 0600z (APPROX) announce QSY 2598
khz 19/02 (PP1)
02182.0 ww safety: / palermo 0529 USB ital d/x Feb09 05 ML
02182.5 ELWF2: Liberian-flagged Vessel Altair 2132 GMDSS RQs
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SVO: JRCC Piraeus Greece 2133 GMDSS SELCALs
geographical call to area 29N to 30N/20E to 40E giving
telephony frequencies 2799 and 2134 kHz. (12Mar05) (RGA)
: MRCC Aberdeen Scotland 2233 GMDSS CQs all ships for
weather/MIB voice bcast on 2226 kHz. (04Mar05) (RGA)
EI6277: Irish Fishing Vessel Atlantic Fisher 2236
GMDSS RQs IFV Holly B/EI5732 for telephone conversation on
3816.4 kHz. (04Mar05) (RGA)
: MRCC Bilbao Spain 2200 GMDSS Self-addressed routine
SELCAL giving 2182 kHz telephony frequency. Prob a form of
preliminary call for voice safety bcast. (12Mar05) (RGA)
: MRCC Valencia/Almeria Spain 2129 GMDSS Advises voice
safety bcast to follow on 2182 kHz. (12Mar05) (RGA)
C6MQ8: Bahamas-flagged Vessel Crescence 2312 GMDSS RQs
OostendeRadio/OST for a safety test. (15Mar05) (RGA)
DPSQ: German Ship Hanjin Cairo 2036 GMDSS CQs all
ships with EOS call giving frequency 2187.5 kHz. (06Mar05) (RGA)
ECA6: MRCC Madrid 2121 GMDSS BQs safety test to
Cypriot ship Akili/P3AS9 who then RQs MRCC Delgada/CTH for
another safety test. (23Feb05) (RGA)
EI4835: Irish Fishing Vessel Tannetje 2226 GMDSS RQs
IFV Golden Feather/EI6008 for a telephone conversation on the
unlikely frequency 12411.1 kHz. (04Mar05) (RGA)
EI4835: Irish Fishing Vessel Tannetji 2055 GMDSS RQs
IFV Golden Feather/EI6008 for telephone conversation on
unlikely frequency 12411.1 kHz. Golden Feather replies
suggesting 12244.4 kHz. (23Feb05) (RGA)
EI5954: Irish Fishing Vessel Deborah M 2251 GMDSS RQs
unlisted IFV (250000167) for telephone conversation on 2033
kHz. (15Mar05) (RGA)
GCCP: British Ship Activity 2108 GMDSS RQs EJK/MRSC
Valentia Ireland for safety test. (06Mar05) (RGA)
GCML: Scottish Fisheries Protection Vessel Vigilant
2033 GMDSS RQs MRSC Shetland for safety test. MRSC BQs.
(06Mar05) (RGA)
GJCR: P&O Ferry Pride of Dover 2008 GMDSS RQs OST/MRCC
Oostende for safety test. OST BQs. (06Mar05) (RGA)
GWAT: British Ship Grampian Cheftain 2028 GMDSS RQs
MRSC Aberdeen for safety test. Then tries Lyngby/OXZ then MRSC
Shetland followed by MRSC Aberdeen again who BQs.
(06Mar05) (RGA)
LAYD4: Norwegian Ship Trans Vik 2219 GMDSS RQs MRCC
Riejka Croatia/9AR for a safety test. (04Mar05) (RGA)
LGT: MRCC Stavanger Norway 1952 GMDSS Calls ships in
area 57N to 60N/7E to 12E for voice MIB/weather giving freqs
1665 and 2090 kHz. (06Mar05) (RGA)
LYJD: Lithuanian Ship Asta 2210 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for a safety test. (04Mar05) (RGA)
MCGF5: British Ship Alter Ego 2208 GMDSS RQs ECA6/MRCC
Madrid for a safety test. (04Mar05) (RGA)
MFCZ7: British Ship Siri Knutsen 2015 GMDSS RQs JRCC
Den Helder/PBK for safety test. PBK BQs. (27Feb05) (RGA)
MPJZ9: British Ship Grampain Fame 2108 GMDSS RQs
sister ship Grampian Falcon/GCJK for telephone call on 2048
kHz. Turn up on 2048 at 2129. Aberdeen accents.
(23Feb05) (RGA)
MPPH5: British Ship Grampian Hunter 2040 GMDSS RQs
MRCC Aberdeen for safety check. MRCC BQs. Then tries GKZ/MRSC
Humber who BQs. Then Lyngby/OXZ then MRCC Aberdeen ...
(06Mar05) (RGA)
OST: MRCC Oostende BEL 1949 GMDSS BQs safety test from
P&O ferry Pride of Canterbury/MPQZ6. (27Feb05) (RGA)
OST: OostendRadio Belgium 2114 GMDSS Reminds ships and
aircraft to adhere to resolution 18. (12Mar05) (RGA)
OXZ: LyngbyRadio DNK 2107 CQs all ships for MIB/Wx
bcast on 2182 kHz. (23Feb05) (RGA)
OXZ: LyngbyRadio DNK 2203 GMDSS EOS message giving USB
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OXZ: LyngbyRadio Denmark 1932 GMDSS EOS call with
working frequencies 1734 and 2078 kHz. (06Mar05) (RGA)
OXZ: LyngbyRadio Denmark 2111 GMDSS Advises working
freqs for telephony 2078/ 1734 kHz. (12Mar05) (RGA)
P3MN8: Cypriot Ship Frio London 1955 GMDSS RQs
RogalandRadio NOR/LFI for safety test. LFI BQs.
(27Feb05) (RGA)
PBK: JRCC Den Helder NLD 2115 GMDSS CQ all ships for
voice Wx/MIBs bcast on 3673 kHz. (23Feb05) (RGA)
PHFU: Dutch Ship Riynstroom 1927 GMDSS RQs sister ship
Amstelstroom/PIAS for simplex telephone conversation on 2391
SAB: GöteborgRadio Sweden 1933 GMDSS CQ all ships for
voice MIB/weather bcast on 2391 kHz. (06Mar05) (RGA)
SUDF: Egyptian Vessel "EDCO" 2214 GMDSS RQs MRCC
Valencia/Almeria Spain for a safety test. MRCC BQs.
(12Mar05) (RGA)
TFA: Coastal/Oceanic MRCC Reykjavik 2003 CQs all ships
for wx/MIB voice bcast on 1761 kHz. (27Feb05) (RGA)
UCQV: Russian Ship Elektron 1926 GMDSS RQs fellow
Russian Andrei Pashkov/UCUP for simplex telephone conversation
on 3215 kHz. (27Feb05) (RGA)
UDKS: Russian Ship Kapitan Edemskiy 1931 GMDSS RQs
OXJ/MRCC Thorshaven for safety test. Thorshaven BQs.
(06Mar05) (RGA)
UYAE: Ukranian Ship Dnepr-1 1918 GMDSS RQs 5BA/RCC
Larnaca for safety test. (06Mar05) (RGA)
VRZJ8: PRC Ship Ocean Dragon 1853 GMDSS RQs ECA6/MRCC
Madrid for safety test. Then tries MRCC Tenerife/Las Palmas.
(06Mar05) (RGA)
WAAH: US Vessel Sealand Motivator 2100 GMDSS Routine
self-addressed RQ (??) (12Mar05) (RGA)
ZDFQ3: Gibraltar-flagged Vessel Mirva 2309 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for a safety test. Oostende BQs.
(15Mar05) (RGA)
ukcg: /aberdeen ID 2030 USB yl naws Mar06 05 ML
unid: ship- fishermen? 2039 USN danish ? d/x Mar06 05 ML
PBC: Neth. Navy Goeree Island CARB "02A 04B 08A 12A
17X PBC" 11Mar05 (MAL)
68: DANISH ARMY ?LOC 2231 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng DK11 (28/Feb)(DW)
IPB: Bari R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1737 USB E nav. warn. (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
VON : WKG St. John's Coastal Radio 2113 USB Ice
forecast for Newfoundland. (05Mar05) (MC)
VCT: Tors Cove Radio 0626 Tors Cove NL CAN with gale
warning USB 08/03/05 (PP1)
FUO: FN Toulon rtty ITA2 75/850 11Mar05 (MAL)
IQX: WKG IAR Rome Radio Trieste 1703 USB (06Mar05) (MC)
IQX: Trieste R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
9hd: valetta 2105 USB ee naws Feb17 05 ML
IQA: Augusta R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
IQH: Trieste R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
ICB: Genoa R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
IPC: Crotone R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
REA4: AF HQ Moscow 2141 CW On/off keyed reversals.
Idling. // 5157 and 4379. No sked at h+40. (07Mar05) (RGA)
BY11: Callng unid MIL-std-188-141 ALE 2G 26Feb05
17:57:49 26feb05 (MAL).
EW5: ESTONIAN ARMY? ?LOC 1836 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng 0T8, also 2131, 2151, 2316. 2127 clng QA4, also
2139, 2149 (28/Feb)(DW)
EY5: ESTONIAN ARMY? ?LOC 0210 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng UT3. Also 0230. 0213 clng LH7. Also 0222, 0232
(28/Feb)(DW)
EY5: ESTONIAN ARMY? ?LOC 2216 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng UT3. Also at 2225z (27/Feb)(DW)
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02750.0 LH7: ESTONIAN ARMY? ?LOC 0154 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng UT3, also at 0317. 0156 clng EY5, also at 0319
(20/Feb)(DW)
02750.0 LH7: ESTONIAN ARMY? ?LOC 0358 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng EY5, also 0408 (28/Feb)(DW)
02750.0 OT8: ESTONIAN ARMY? ?LOC 2130 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng EW5, also 2141z 2340. 2332 Clng QA4.(28/Feb)(DW)
02750.0 QA4: ESTONIAN ARMY? ?LOC 2231 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng EW5. 2332 Responding to OT8 (28/Feb)(DW)
02751
: Unid 2342 UNID/75/850 ACF=10. Thanks Bill. No idea
what it is. (15Mar05) (RGA)
02782.50 WESP: UNID 1940 CW / QTC Msg from WESP > MXK5
Russian Navy ? (18/Mar/2005) (Nighthawk)
02787.0 FUE: FN Brest rtty ITA2 75/850 11Mar05 (MAL)
02789
FUE: FN Brest 2331 RTTY/75/850 Test idlers. (02Mar05) (RGA)
02789.0 IDF: Messina R 2045z SYNCHRO AVURNAV SLOW SPEED 18/02 (PP1)
02813.9 MTI: RN Secure Bcast System 2328 RTTY/75/180 CARBs 02
02a mti. (02Mar05) (RGA)
02817.5 3FJF8: Panamanian-flagged Ship MSC Kerry RQs
Panamanian Beatrice I/H3VZ for simplex telephone call on 12353
(26/Feb)(DW)
02932.0 RFFN: Russian Navy Kaliningrad ? 1953 CW / RFFM de
RFFN working duplex. (18/MAR/2005) (Nighthawk)
02941
Rostov: WKG North Central Asia VOLMET 2128 USB
(05Mar05) (MC)
03000.0 unid: fishermen 0439 USB port ..."madeira"... Mar10 05 ML
03069.0 unid: 0442 ALE snd Mar10 05 ML
03113
CROSPR: Croughton SIPR NET 2120 ALE/USB wkg E30001DAT
E-3B 79-0001 (03Mar05) (SA)
03137
291191: C-17 89-1191 2200 ALE/USB wkg GUA Guam HF-GCS
(02Mar05) (SA)
03137
03137
CRO: Croughton HF-GCS 1757 ALE/USB wkg 470123 KC-10
87-0123 (10Mar05) (SA)
03137
ICZ: Sigonella HF-GCS 0524 ALE/USB wkg CRO Croughton
03155
1001: Callng 1309 MIL-std-188-141 ALE 2G 26Feb05
18:27:46 26feb05 (MAL).
03155
18:28:04 26feb05 (MAL).
03155
18:36:41 26feb05 (MAL).
03155
18:36:59 26feb05 (MAL).
03155
09:22:13 26feb05 (MAL).
03155
18:02:35 26feb05 (MAL).
03172.6 IMB: Rome Meteo 2318 RTTY/50/850 TAF LIMJ 022300z.
(02Mar05) (RGA)
03176.5 unid: GAF =3F 0753 arq-e/85.7/170 betas (13 Feb 05) (wp3)
03205
L: MX Beacon Tirana 0517 CW Chirpy. Instead of 3202.8.
(21Feb05) (WC)
03206
: Enigma E10 Mossad 2206 USB YL in 5LG traffic ...
KCMSS JKTLP ... (07Mar05) (RGA)
03207
BVVK: Russian Military 2102 CW Comms check with 9NTQ
5XYD 6STO and H1IC. (22Feb05) (RGA)
03207
L6YC: Unid 1745 CW Transmitting from 15-25 and 45-55
each hour, recording available. Please note that Q7JN 3265 khz
is off the air. (03Mar05) (AB)
03207.0 L6YC: 1745 CW / transmitting from: 15 to 25 and 45 to
55 min. each hour (03/Mar/2005) (Attu Bosch)
03211
YZBA: Russian Military 1926 CW Finishes reading back
59x5FG message ... 95906 19059 K. NZ3Y gives C K on QSX freq
3863 kHz. (19Feb05) (RGA)
03229
IQ7I: Russian Military 2015 CW IQ7I XD9N MZPS MKPT
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03260.0
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03264.4
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03265.0
03275.0
03310
03333
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03345
03345
03348
03348
03348
03348
03348
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03365
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03390
03390
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03485
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03527.0
03532
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NI.3 give receipt for Nr 590. At 2023 KFP8 reads back msg: 964
32 19 2304 964 = 111 = SRöIM ... äRBRF äOPWO 506 K.
(19Feb05) (RGA)
: Ukranian Government/Railways/Fisheries 2306
RTTY/50/230 Enciphered with zzzzz.. leadins. Off
the air without any readable headers. (02Mar05) (RGA)
ZKLF: Wellington, New Zealand 1545 Fax / Wx charts
(21/Feb/2005) (Attu Bosch)
S4S000OGBMRM1: unid 2016 USB/ALE wkng V1S000OEKCOPER,
US MIL? (15-feb-2005) (MSM)
S7LM: Russian Military 2104 CW Comms check with W1ZE.
(26Feb05) (RGA)
SAB: Globe Wireless Göteborg SWE 2255 GLOBEDATA
Idlers. (02Mar05) (RGA)
sab: : G=F6teborg Radio 2031 gw-pactor marker
(12 Feb 05) (wp3)
Q7JN: Unid 1502 CW Transmits for two 10 min periods
each hour. 25-35 and 55-05. Today at 1537utc sent 2 1 2
(handkey) with a 15 to 20 second delay between each number
then sent Q7JN seven times. It then resumed its normal
"beacon" schedule. (21Feb05) (AB)
Q7JN: 1502 CW / Transmits each hour from 25 to 35
and 55 to 5 min. (21/Feb/2005) (Attu Bosch)
JP52: Algerian MOI 0414 USB ALE clg JP54 (03/MAR/05) (KK)
UTT: OdessaRadio UKR 2252 USB OM robot ends MIBs in
EE. (02Mar05) (RGA)
: Unid FishFone 2211 SAILOR-CRYPT Analogue voice
scrambler. Male voices. (07Mar05) (RGA)
FDI8: faf nice 2057 CW de ... Mar06 05 ML
AFA1LZ: Unid US MARS Stn 0115 ALE/USB TO AAR20FMARS.
(01Mar05) (CC)
CGOPS: Unid 0129 ALE/USB Sounds. (01Mar05) (CC)
: Ukranian Military 2113 Unid ends 51 x 5FG msg ...
31385 23051 K. //3863. (22Feb05) (RGA)
GTVS: Russian Military 2208 CW Msg to unid: GTVS 577
23 3 0045 577 = 409 = XIääG MMMMM SBPXA ... GIAäE PEPWP K.
(02Mar05) (RGA)
LVW8: Russian Military 2220 CW Comms check with J2JC
ZI7T and PAOF. (02Mar05) (RGA)
LWV8: Russian Military 2212 CW Bcast msg to collective
VCTF QTC 218 3 32 0050 218 = ZDS 857 = PPPPP HYUIU JOUAW ...
JOUAW PWPWO 209. Repeats. Ends AR. Then calls J2JC with
apparent success. (01Mar05) (RGA)
VMH2: Russian Military 2212 CW Msg to TKTR: VMH2 665
33 3 0102 665 = ZAM 409 = SyLää HSKDI GTOKI ... PEPWO 475 K.
(02Mar05) (RGA)
PABA: Ukranian Military 1922 CW Bcasts msg to
collective PABA QTC 125 14 20 2115 125 = ZWB 122 = AAAAA
üJXRI WPVOC ... KQFAO BKKAA RPT AL QLN AR.
(20Feb05) (RGA)
PABA: Ukranian Military 2034 CW Bcasts msg to
collective PABA: PABA QTC 996 24 19 2230 996 = ZPG 258 = DDDDD
YFNXD äDZHD ... CZöSS AIKBA = (repeats) (ends) RPT AL QLN AR.
(19Feb05) (RGA)
4XML: M89 1521 CW / (21/Feb/2005) (Attu Bosch)
MGJ: RN Secure Bcast System 2246 RTTY/75/850 CARBs
02 04 mgj. (02Mar05) (RGA)
MGJ: RN Secure Bcast System Stn 2214 RTTY/75/850 CARBs
(02 04). (07Mar05) (RGA)
unid: net 0510 USB ee K6YR ?? requesting SITRAK
ALLIGATOR ?? thennumbers Feb09 05 ML
No Call: Numberstation 2250 USB female Voice: "End of
Msg, End of Tx" (09/MAR/05) (KK)
New York: WKG North Atlantic VOLMET 2104 USB (05Mar05) (MC)
Unid rtty 75/850 4Mar05 1812 (MAL)
Unid: rtty 75/850 4Mar05 1812 (MAL)
: NATO Air Defence Data Modem 2241 LINK-11/2250/ISB
Two data streams not known if they are identical. (02Mar05) (RGA)
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03551
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03673
03675
03755.0
03763.0
03775
03781.0
03781.0
03815
03824
03826
03826
03826
03826
03826
03840.0
03883.0
03884
03893
03893
03893
03895.0
03900
03900.0
03900.0
03963.0
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04009.0
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WM9I: CIS Military 1939 CW T5NV de WM9I QSA? K. QSA3
K. R K. (12Mar05) (RGA)
V2W: Unid Airdef 1215 CW vvv v2w (R) = 3463udua5 id
ad33nuaa5 id ad33duaa5 = tt 456u6nuuaa5 = tt 466u553uaa5 ...
(09Mar05) (IB)
SYN2: Numberstation 2240 USB female Voice: "SierraYankee-November-Two" (09/MAR/05) (KK)
PBK: Netherlands CG Radio 2144 USB OM with inshore
waters wx forecast in EE. followed by same in Dutch. (23Feb05)
(RGA)
WSW: Unid 1528 CW li7 li7 li7 de de wsw wsw wsw vvv
vvv vvv (R) msg msg nr o1 ck 873 ck ck 873 al = = 5d4 555 43t
t75t ...(25Feb05) (IB)
unid: marker?? 0518 CW? Feb09 05 ML
PBB: Neth. Navy Den Helder CARB "02A 04C 06B 08Y PBB"
rtty ITA2 75/850 11Mar05 (MAL)
D81N: Ukranian Military 1850 CW Bcasts message to
collective SN2A 886 52 20 2030 886 = 663 = AAAAA GOöYä BMXWA
... KNNHR BKKDK RPT AL QXS AR. (20Feb05) (RGA)
CTP: Portugal Navy Lisboa NATO rtty 75/8504Mar05 1817
(MAL)
CTP: Portuguese Navy Oeitras/Palhais rtty ITA275/850
11Mar05 (MAL)
: CIS Military 2143 MS-5/4800/USB Cipher. (09Mar05) (RGA)
1001: Callng unid MIL-std-188-141 ALE 2G 26Feb05
18:39:34 26feb05 (MAL).
3CZC: Ukranian Military 2050 CW Sends circular to
collective ..K8. QTC 387 53 27 2230 387 = 443 = AAAAA MVYKU
KGPQy ... TüMPY BVKDA QLN K. (27Feb05) (RGA)
5OD1: Ukranian Military 2112 CW Bcasts circular to
collective 1ZLG QTC 822 71 27 2300 822 = 860 = AAAAA üHLPF
XVäRM ... UCGUM BVKEI RPT AL QXS AR. Has suprs at 3825.4
3825.7 3826.3. (27Feb05) (RGA)
9K8R: Ukranian Military 2041 CW Msg to unid. B2S7 348
56 20 2200 348 = 603 = 11111 03664 59760 ... Stops corrects
and starts again with correct call 9K8R. ... 53066 20054 K.
(20Feb05) (RGA)
HOKQ: Ukranian Military 2035 CW Calls up TVX7 and NFWF
for comms check. (26Feb05) (RGA)
JJNH: Ukranian Military 2105 CW Msg for K75N: JJNH 234
53 20 2230 234 = 122 = AAAAA AZGLF XNWUE ... GOFyN BKKDA K.
Stn has spurs on 3825.4 3825.7 3826.3. (20Feb05) (RGA)
YHF2: Numberstation 2302 USB fem. Voice:"Yankee-HotelFoxtrot-Two" (04/MAR/05) (KK)
Unid: ham or italian ff / unid qso with delta ? kilo &
echo? 1945 USB ee/ital then unid digital burst Mar05 05 ML
SRXL: Russian Military 2209 CW FWXJ de SRXL QRJ? QYT6
K (repeating). RPT K. Then QTC K. Msg: SRXL 955 29 16 0105 955
= 266 = PPPPP MTVFR PHFwO ... PHFwO äYPWY 993 RPT AL K. NO1Z
also on frequency later. (15Mar05) (RGA)
1GKS: Ukranian Military 1930 CW Bcasts message to
collective GZZU: QTC 340 62 20 2049 340 = 240 = 44327 77019
... 20060 AR. (20Feb05) (RGA)
1GKS: Ukranian Military 2037 CW Msg for HIV4: 1GKS 447
59 20 2159 447 = 240 = DDDDD BUAPB KNUVN ... KFPIü BKKDV K.
HIV4 responds. Simplex net. (20Feb05) (RGA)
DJFF: Ukranian Military 2223 CW Bcast msg to
collective DJFF: QTC 295 54 22 2319 295 = 702 = KRUGä
PPPPP GHAäI ... LAüOM WWPTW. Rpts. Ends AR. (22Feb05) (RGA)
000021000: unid prob. Greek MIL 1605 USB/ALE clng
0000210788 (02-feb-2005) (MSM)
LH7: Estonian Military 2146 ALE/USB Wkg EY5. (27Feb05) (RGA)
OT8: Esti Mil 2116 USB ALE clg QA4 (09/MAR/05) (KK)
OT8: Esti Mil 2120 USB ALE clg EW5 (09/MAR/05) (KK)
A06: prb. Nth Mil 1440 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg
A09,Mil-188-110 2400Bd/s (03/MAR/05) (KK)
Unid rtty 75/850 4Mar05 1823 (MAL)
Unid: rtty 75/850 4Mar05 1823 (MAL)
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04010.0 unid: station 20:04 F1B/75/850 ACF=10 10mar05 (PPA)
04021
BME8: Russian Military 2006 CW Comms check with ETET
FS48 GPYC and 6NQZ. (12Mar05) (RGA)
04021
NZX1: Russian Military 2156 CW Exchanges QSAs with
???? and 4YXN (01Mar05) (RGA)
04031.0 unid: italian navy: ?? 0623 USB ita " dr "Mar06 05 ML
04051
: Ukranian Military 2225 CW Ends long 5FG msg ...
92285 97512 16085 K. 04860
Q2M: Prob Chinese Military 2120
CW Keeps normal sked. // 6840 jumping to 6840.1. ...
QSA? K. + carrier and off the air. (15Mar05) (RGA)
04051
DDDI: Unid CW 2034 DDDI K5555 INT C K. Lots of Vs.
Mostly unreadable. (12Mar05) (RGA)
04051
IRIN: Ukranian Military 2135 CW Ends long 5LG Msg ...
WQJAö SVSyy KBKZV K. (02Mar05) (RGA)
04080.0 fishermen: 1815 USB ff d/x Feb12 05 ML
04088.1 ---: UNID 2254 COQ/13 13.3/E/360 4088.06. Weak, poor
copy or encrypted?. Op chat "int qsl kkkkk" "qsl ar hatitoui
le 11 an 2300z int qru kkkk" "p/r" (11/Mar)(DW)
04125.0 KQX70: Sand Point, Alaska 1824 SSB / contacted vessel,
Blue Pin (26/Feb/2005) (Attu Bosch)
04125.0 WFQE: Exxon Tanker Colombia Bay 0133 SSB / contacted
Comsta Kodiak; Communications check (20/Feb/2005) (Attu Bosch)
04134.5 fishermen: 2017 USB ff d/x Feb09 05 ML
04152.4 Alfa-Alfa: DRAA: F-219 "Sachsen" Cl.124/1.ZGS
Wilhelmshaven 1615 USB wkg DHJ59: GNy Wilhelmshaven, -0,4kHz
(02/MAR/05) (KK)
04170.0 Unid: Fishermen
1100 USB Japanesse Possible in South
Atlantic (08/03/05) (AJP)
04191.0 Unid: 0032 CW handkeyed (15/02/05) (AJP)
04206.3 Jupiter: WKG Baza Petromar 1728 ARQ Romanian platform
to HQRS: report on daily production. Freq 4206.29 kHz.
(06Mar05) (MC)
04207.5 : Unlisted Irish Vessel (MMSI 250496000) 2237 GMDSS
RQs SVO/MRCC Piraeus for a safety test. (12Mar05) (RGA)
04207.5 OXZ: LYNGBY RADIO 2317 DSC 100/E/170 GMDSS alert chan.
MMSI 002191000. All ships call, safety quoting J3E/4125 kHz.
2318z call to self J3E/8291. 2319z call to self J3E/12290.
2319 call to self J3E/16420 (09/Mar)(DW)
04207.5 PFOH: SHIP LEVANTGRACHT 2328 DSC 100/E/170
MMSI245829000. Safety/test call to Lyngby. (09/Mar)(DW)
04209.0 IAR: Rome Radio CW Broadcast 11Mar05 (MAL)
04209.0 IAR: Rome Radio naval CW 4Mar05 1828 (MAL)
04209.5 M: ISTANBUL 2200 fec 100/E/170 Nav wngs in Turkish on
HF NAVTEX (10/Mar)(DW)
04209.5 TAH: ISTANBUL RADIO 2331 CW Chan free marker "TAH" Incorrect usage - This is an exclusive frequency for GMDSS HF
NAVTEX (09/Mar)(DW)
04209.5 TAH: Istambul R 0218 Sitor-B WX report in turkish
(06/03/05) (AJP)
04209.5 TAH: Istanbul Turk Radio NAVTEX 2158 id in CW: "TAH",
2200-2200 navarea (11Feb05) (SMK)
04209.5 TAH: istanbul 0557 FEC turk sea wx forecast bulletin
MAR05 05 (ML)
04209.5 Taiwan navtex: 0001 navtex zc~~pe20~qi (pe20) 272230
utc feb 2005 wwci rctp 272200z valid time 280000z t~ 01000.
north taiwan ne taiwan winds 25 (27 Feb 05) (wp3)
04209.5 tah: 0303 1813 TAH TUR NAV MA66 DENIZCILERE 99 SAYILI
BILDIRI 4mar05 (CSn)
04209.5 tah: Istambul Radio 0000 navtex 4360 ist.rd
zczc
ma51 istanbul turk radio 18/02/2005 1741 lmt navtexdenizcilere 100/05 sayili (27Feb 05) (wp3)
tlx" (09/Mar)(DW)
04210.5 A9M: Hamala R 0320 CW marker + Sitor-A (04/03/05) (AJP)
04210.5 IAR: ROME RADIO 2000 CW Chan free marker "IAR" (09/Mar)(DW)
04210.5 IAR: Roma R 0154 CW marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
04211.0 Unid: Brazilian coastal stn 0300 Sitor-A Working
Petrobras vessels (04/03/05) (AJP)
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04212
04212.0
04212.0
04214.0
04214.0
04214.5
04215.0
04215.0
04216.5
04218.5
04219.0
04226.1
04232
04240.0
04249.0
04249.0
04250.5
04262
04270
04270.5
04271.0
04274
04294.0
04294.0
04295
04301,0
04301.0
04331
04360.0
04364.5
04369.0
04376.4
04376.4
04408.0
04417.0
04420
04426
04426.0
04433
04440
04444
04447
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UGC: St. PetersburgRadio 2257 ARQ w/Morse ID.
(10Mar05) (RGA)
XSQ: GuangzhouRadio PRC 2259 ARQ w/Morse ID. (10Mar05) (RGA)
IDR: Italian Navy Roma CARB Broadcast, rtty75/850
"IDR3 /IGJ42/IGJ41 /IDR2 /IDR8 /IGJ43"4Mar05 1832 (MAL)
UGC: ST PETERSBURG RADIO 2004 CW Chan free marker "de
UGC". Constant carrier (qrm) on midpoint (09/Mar)(DW)
IDR2: IN ROME 2007 RTTY 75/N/850 CARB (09/Mar)(DW)
ZSC: GW Cape Town 2308 Dataplex Marker (15/02/05) (AJP)
CBV: Playa Ancha R 1057 CW marker (08/03/05) (AJP)
IAR: Rome Radio naval CW 4Mar05 (MAL)
XSG: SHANGAHI RADIO 2047 CW Chan free marker "XSG"
then qso ship in arq - s/n too weak to decode (10/Mar)(DW)
(09/Mar)(DW)
LZW: VARNA RADIO 2022 CW Chan free marker "de LZW
LZW". 2045 fec for tfc list. Revert to marker (09/Mar)(DW)
(09/Mar)(DW)
CBV: Playa Ancha R 1056 USB SS Time signal announce
(08/03/05) (AJP)
RFLIE: FN Fort de France MRT 2227 RTTY/75/850 RYSG
idlers. (23Feb05) (RGA)
4XZ: Israel Navy Haifa CW 11Mar05 (MAL)
HEB01: Bern Radio Global Link Network (GLN) CW 11Mar05 (MAL)
HEB01: Bern Radio, SUI CW marker 4Mar05 (MAL)
HEB01: GLN Berne SWI 2230 PACTOR-3 Idler bursts +
Morse ID. (23Feb05) (RGA)
LFI: Globe Wireless Rogaland NOR 2233 GLOBEDATE
Idlers. (23Feb05) (RGA)
PCD2: E10 Mossad 2233 USB YL with PCD2 callup. In FAX
QRM :o) (23Feb05) (RGA)
CFH: CFH HaliFAX/0436 RTTY/75/850 Wx forecasts
(21/Feb/05) (RH2)
CFH: halifax 0607 FAX poor qual chart MAR05 05(ML)
ZSC: GW Capetown 1710 GW-PACTOR/200/200 (08/Mar/05) (RH2)
FUE: FN Brest rtty ITA2 75/850 11Mar05 (MAL)
FUE: FN Brest, rtty 75/850 4Mar05 (MAL)
FUE FN brest 1400 RTTY/75/150 ryry (18Mar05) (PF)
Unid: ARQ-E3 100/250 rc=8 ACF=29 4Mar05 (MAL)
Unid: ARQ-E3 100/250 rc=8 ACF=29 4Mar05 (MAL)
: Unid 2359 LINK-11/2250/USB Data (01Mar05) (CC)
VLB2 Numberstation 2245 USB fem. Voice: "Victor-LimaBravo-Two" (02/MAR/05) (KK)
3AC: Monaco Radio 0147 P-II/100Bd Traffic/User List:"
3AC 3AC @79 YM6528 @81 FGA8289....."
(01/MAR/05) (KK)
WLO: mobile r 0613 USB yl wx forecast MAR05 05 (ML)
8PO: Globe Wireless Bridgetown BRB 2237 GLOBEDATA
Traffic then idlers. (23Feb05) (RGA)
8PO: Globe Wireless Bridgetown BRB 2308 GLOBEDATA In
traffic. (10Mar05) (RGA)
OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1507 USB E/Dan tfc-list (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
Unid: 0015 USB SS Uruguayan fisheries ? Also on 6644.0
USB(12/02/05) (AJP)
(23Feb05) (RGA)
L: MX Beacon Tirana 0616 CW Instead of 4424.5.
(23Feb05) (WC)
NMN: USCG 0341 USB WX,Male Voice (03/MAR/05) (KK)
6H2R: Russian Military 2148 CW 6H2R r 253 QAP K. R K.
(22Feb05) (RGA)
: Unid Fishfone 2128 SAILORCRYPT-2001/USB Male and
female voices. (20Feb05) (RGA)
: USN Napoli Italy 2130 LIMK-11/2250/USB Still active.
(20Feb05) (RGA)
VYLU: Russian Military 1851 CW GRV6 de VYLU QLS QYT6
K. (06Mar05) (RGA)
Pagina 235
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04454.6 : UNID MIL GBR? 0740 PICCOLO-12 encryped trafic
(23/02/05) (LC(
04456
TPMP: Russian Military 2228 CW Ends 5LG msg then comms
check with I3LA QGZY and QI1P. (01Mar05) (RGA)
04461
FTJ: Enigma E10 Mossad 2132 USB YL with FTJ callup.
(20Feb05) (RGA)
04504.5 UNID: Russian station 20:28 USB Russian female voice
readingmessage every 2 to 5 minutes ,presumed weather reports
7mar05 (PPA)
04505.0 JP50: unid Algerian military 20:21 ALE/USB calling
JP40 7mar05 (PPA)
04507
: UNID 2125 ARQ-E 86bd/183 encryped trafic (24/02/05) (LC)
04507
(06Mar05) (RGA)
04507.0 DD1: ISRAELI AF 2100 USB/ALE snd (17-feb-2005)(MSM)
04507.0 UNID: 2125 ARQ-E 86/183 unid station with encrypte
trafic (24/Feb/2005) (LC)
04521
: CIS Military 2136 MS-5/4800/USB Cipher. (20Feb05) (RGA)
04530.0 DIAMANTI: Alb-Mil 2003 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg DRINI [sw]
04530.0 RAD7: Alb-Mil 1904 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg RAD4 [sw]
04540.0 FWD: unid 2300 USB ALE clg MAI (04/MAR/05) (KK)
04545
18:29:10 26feb05 (MAL).
04545
BI21: Callng unid MIL-std-188-141 ALE 2G 26Feb05
17:55:34 26feb05 (MAL).
04550
S4S000OGBMRM1: Unid 2356 ALE/USB Wkg V1S000OEKCOPER.
(06Mar05) (RGA)
04555.2 gcg: cuxhaven 2017 ARQ mbhm Feb17 05 ML
04557.7 D: MX Beacon Odessa 2249 CW With P-Kaliningrad.
(23Feb05) (RGA)
04557.7 D: MX Beacon Odessa UKR 2311 CW (10Mar05) (RGA)
04557.8 P: MX Beacon Kaliningrad 2250 CW With D-Odessa.
(23Feb05) (RGA)
04560.0 22H: unid 1459 USB ALE clg MAI (03/MAR/05) (KK)
04560.0 FWD: unid 2240 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg MAI 39-tone
modem (02/MAR/05) (KK)
04560.0 TAH: 2009 FEC wx " jason...bomba...sidra..." Feb15 05 ML
04560.0 TAH: Istanbul radio TUR 20:09 Sitor-B/100/170 Turkish
WX bulletin 7mar05 (PPA)
04566.4 VCT: Globe Wireless Tor's Cove NF CAN 2252 GLOBEDATA
Idling. (23Feb05) (RGA)
04583.0 DDK2: HAMBURG MET 1429 RTTY 50/N/450 Marker "cq de
DDK2 DDH7 DDK9 freq 4583 7646 10100.8 kHz". 1446 wx/sea
bulletin for North and Baltic seas (19/Feb)(DW)
04601.5 0A: IN HAULBOWLINE 1506 arq 100/E/170 "45 de 0A qsy f7
cdn k" (19/Feb)(DW)
04601.5 45: IN WARSHIP 1507 arq 100/E/170 "de 45 rgr Joe will
call u there in abt 10 k" (19/Feb)(DW)
04625
UVB76: Russian Buzzer 2138 DSB Audio 1 mode. (20Feb05) (RGA)
04645.0 : Tallinn, Estonia 0240z Jan 30, 2005 USB Tentative
log, too faint to positively ID, barely audible voice [SN]
04645.0 No Call: Tallin AP, EST 2235 USB "This Tallin Airport
Information...." (04/MAR/05) (KK)
04654.6 fishermen: 2015 USB span d/x Feb15 05 ML
04675.0 atc nat: 2031 USB work LH8384 Feb17 05 ML
04681
AAA: Israeli AF NCS 2231 ALE/USB Sounding here and on
4526 kHz. (26Feb05) (RGA)
04718
BOULMER: UK Air Defence Comms System 1208 USB Much
ANDVT activity. Boulmer working aircraft 9UI/prob AWACS.
Passing plots like ML737 Posn MKNE2820 Hdg 210.
(02Mar05) (RGA)
04721
100445: C-5 70-0445 0115 ALE/USB Sounds 21Feb05) (SA)
04721
190007: C-5 69-0007 0816 ALE/USB wkg HIK Hickam HF-GCS
(03Mar05) (SA)
04721
190019: C-5 69-0019 2128 ALE/USB wkg OFF Offutt HF-GCS
(18Mar05) (SA)
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04721.0
04741.4
04741.4
04741.5
04741.5
04742
04745
04745
04745
04745
04745
04745.0
04771.0
04771.0
04777.5
04777.5
04777.5
04777.5
04818.0
04823
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210189: C-17 01-0189 Rch-198 2035 ALE/USB wkg CRO
Croughton HF-GCS ALE and VOICE "unsuccessful" (06Mar05) (SA)
221106: C-17 02-1106 1958 ALE/USB Sounds (07Mar05) (SA)
223292: C-17 92-3292 1905 ALE/SB wkg ICZ Sigonella HFGCS (06Mar05) (SA)
(25Feb05) (SA)
ADW: Andrews HF-GCS 0812 ALE/USB wkg OFF Offutt HF-GCS
(21Feb05) (SA)
ADW: US HF-GCS Andrews AFB MD 2310 ALE/USB Sounding.
(24Feb05) (RGA)
CRO: Croughton HF-GCS 1308 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews HFGCS (03Mar05) (SA)
CRO: US HF-GCS Stn Croughton UK 2054 ALE/USB Sounding.
(03Mar05) (RGA)
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 2108 ALE/USB wkg CRO Croughton
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 2335 ALE/USB wkg AED Elmendorf
HF-GCS (10Mar-5) (SA)
MPA: US HF-GCS Stn RAF Mount Pleasant MVS 2244 ALE/USB
Sounding. (13Mar05) (RGA)
(06Mar05) (RGA)
UKE301:RAF E-3D ZH101 1106 ALE/USB Sounds (25Feb03) (SA)
UKE306: RAF E-3D ZH106 1418 ALE/USB wkg CRO Croughton
HF-GCS (11Mar05) (SA)
ADW: Andrews AB 2230 USB ALE snd (04/MAR/05) (KK)
JDG: Diego Garcia 2230 USB ALE snd (04/MAR/05) (KK)
FOXTROT SIERRA: 0330 USB Wkg ECHO in poss. Italian
accented English w/app. NATO naval net..Thanks to WUN post.
(06Mar05) (RB)
FOXTROT SIERRA: Wkg ECHO 0330 USB FS sounds like maybe
Italian accented English? Still a bit faint here but getting
stronger as we get into late evening here. (05Mar05) (RB)
unid: italian navy: ?? 1144 USB ita Mar06 05 ML
unid: nato exercice: ?? 2044 USB ee d/x work BE,FE,...
Mar10 05 ML
BF: NATO Net 0638 USB - vmM&F - Engl.lang. - various
contact : - BF calling for check. - CAGAM 7 - M calling FS GF calling ??? - etc ... (10Mar05) (WC)
523575: KC-135 62-3575 1143 ALE/USB wkg ADWNPR Andrews
NIPR NET (04Mar05) (SA)
CRONPR: Croughton NIPR NET 1022 ALE/USB wkg ICZNPR
Sigonella NIPR NET (04Mar05) (SA)
CRONPR: Croughton NIPR NET 1529 ALE/USB wkg HAW
Ascension HF-GCS (07Mar05) (SA)
CRONPR: Crougton NIPR NET 0925 ALE/USB wkg ICZNPR
Sigonella NIPR NET (07Mar05) (SA)
ICZNPR: Sigonella NIPR NET 1840 ALE/USB wkg DL0003DAT
E-3B 79-0003 (11Mar05) (SA)
ICZNPR: Sigonella AB, I NiprNet 2210 USB
ALE/MIL-188-141A clg CRONPR: Croughton NiprNet,
Mil-188-110, PC-ALE 1.06 shows various Rates in
RX-Window 300/600/1200Bd/s.,later Voice Conf on 4744,4kHz
from 2MT [ICZ] no answ (04/MAR/05) (KK)
DIAMANTI: Alb-Mil 2003 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg DRINI [sw]
KRI: Alb-Mil 1923 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg DRI (abbr c/s) [sw]
IMB51: Roma Meteo, I 0105 W-Fax/120Rpm/IOC:576 Chart
for FL 340 (01/MAR/05) (KK)
IMB51: Roma Meteo, I 0105 W-Fax/120Rpm/IOC:576 Chart
for FL 340 (01/MAR/05) (KK)
IMB51: Roma Meteo, I 0110 W-Fax/120Rpm/IOC:576 PWBE 25
/ Chart for FL 340 (01/MAR/05) (KK)
IMB51: Roma Meteo, I 0125 W-Fax/120Rpm/IOC:576 PWBE 30
/ Chart for FL 300 (01/MAR/05) (KK)
unid: Russian navy 17:55 BEE 36-50 / 50 / 250
Continious mark signalor messages 6mar05 (PPA)
AAA: Israeli AF, Tel Aviv 2037 ALE/USB snd tws
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04823
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04860
04860
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04880
04880.0
04917.0
04917.5
04917.6
04928
04928.0
04937.5
04950.0
04951.5
04978.0
04980
04996.0
05020.5
05035.0
05035.0
05035.0
05035.0
05038.5
05058
05065.0
05065.0
05075.0
05084.0
05084.0
05084.0
05091.0
05107
05117.0
05117.0
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(09/Mar/05) (ZE)
EW5: Estonian Mil 2017 ALE/USB to QA4, OT8 (09/Mar/05) (ZE)
QA4: Estonian Mil 2027 ALE/USB to OT8 (09/Mar/05) (ZE)
unid: 0815 rtty? 50/170 c3g says baudot with one stop
bit.fje./97%mymaghxosdgaszhxogvgamdzhxogdhxomqqvmaghxomddmrzs
ghxodamsvdzh fje./97@uu (7 Mär 05) (wp3)
NYZ: Prob Chinese Military 2118 CW Normal sked. //6840
(rough note and unstable; jumped to 6840.1 towards end of
sked) 4860 is rather weak. Nothing on 10640. Off at 2123 with
QSA? K. (07Mar05) (RGA)
NYZ: Prob Chinese Military 2219 CW Usual h+20 sked. //
6840. Both freqs weak. Nothing 10640 kHz. (25Feb05) (RGA)
NYZ: Prob Chinese Military 2319 CW Usual sked. 4860
kHz slightly unstable 6840 in QRM but copiable. Nothing on
10640. (08Mar05) (RGA)
NYZ: Unid 2322 CW VVV Q2M de NYZ. As reported by Tom
and Ralf. Nothing on 6840 or 10640. (23Feb05) (RGA)
MGT: RN/Nato 0920 Rtty 75Bd/850Hz "RYRYRY VMGTCNJBH
ON PL TXTB GT I JD OCON F TA5480" + encr. (11/MAR/05) (KK)
JCP: Unid 0021 ALE/USB Wkg RFP. (07Mar05) (RGA)
JBP: unid 0116 USB ALE snd (28/FEB/05) (KK)
unid: 2042 PICCOLO/6 ?? encr Feb17 05 ML
unid: British military 17:50 piccolo12 encrypted
traffic ,S9+20 signalprobably located in the UK 6mar05 (PPA)
UNID MIL GBR? 0750 PICCOLO-12 encryped trafic
(23/02/05) (LC)
4PPW: M89 Chinese Naval 1845 CW BT COMM BT
051/8520/8090/27/71/2822/007/A/27/02 AR then resumed XY5V
XY5V XY5V DE 4PPW 4PPW V. (16Feb05) (AB)
4PPW: M89 Chinese Naval 1845 CW / BT COMM BT
051/8520/8090/27/71/2822/007/A/27/02 AR
(27/Feb/2005) (Attu Bosch)
No Call: unid 2107 MIL-STD-188-110/2400Bd/Voice
(12/MAR/05) (KK)
Laboratory, probably Irvine CA): 1239 USB/ALE sounding. Also
sounding on 07410.0; 09050.0; 13850.0; & 20960.0. 02/14 RP3
---: CIS AIR DEFENSE ?LOC 2112 CW Every min a string
eg "=990013??0?????" (0013 = Moscow time, and increments)
(19/Feb)(DW)
DELTA: unid prb. austrian Mil or Diplo 1516 USB wkg
VICTOR, sometimes cld "VICTOR-BRAVO" talking about Charts,
chg. Freq. Not found (03/MAR/05) (KK)
: Unid Time Stn 2143 CW Weak. Seconds pips long on
minute. Weak. (20Feb05) (RGA)
RWM: TS MOSCOW 2118 CW Time signals (19/Feb)(DW)
: Unid 2016 UNID/150/230 ACF=0. Cipher. (26Feb05) (RGA)
AAF: Unid 1851 (17/03/05) ale/usb sndg. [sw]
AAF: unid 1619 17/03/05 ale sndg [sw]
JP40: Alg-Mil 19221(7/03/05) ale/usb clg JP47 [sw]
JP47: Alg-Mil 1922 (17/03/05) ale/usb clg JP40 [sw]
673DVA: (KDQ 673, Dep't of Veterans Affairs, Richmond
VA): 0020 USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on 06981.0.
03/07 RP3
FDG: FAF Bordeaux 2224 RTTY/50/160 Bricks tests.
(26Feb05) (RGA)
JP52: Algerian Nat Guard? ALE/USB TO JP40 18:14:08
11Mar05 (MAL)
JP57: Algerian MOI 1704 USB ALE clg JP40 (26/FEB/05) (KK)
BORA: Alb-Mil 1923 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg DRINI [sw]
10R: Unid 0931 17/03/05 ale clg MA1 [sw]
22H: unid 1456 USB ALE clg MAI (03/MAR/05) (KK)
MA1: Unid 0925 17/03/05 ale clg 10R [sw]
JSR: Numberstation 1632 USB fem. Voice: "JuliettSierra-Romeo", Msg. Group 63 (02/MAR/05) (KK)
: CIS Military 2053 RUS-75/75/260 Cipher. (22Feb05) (RGA)
BORA: Alb-Mil 1923 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg DRINI [sw]
DIAMANTI: Alb-Mil 1949 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg DRINI [sw]
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05117.0 DRINI: Alb-Mil 2007 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg DIAMANTI [sw]
05121.5 : Unid 2222 UNID/100/150 ACF=0 cipher. (26Feb05) (RGA)
05135
ATCSOU: EOC Tallil AB, IRQ 2214 ALE/USB snd tws
(05(Mar/05) (ZE)
05135
CL1AR: EOC Claredon, NH 2336 ALE/USB snd tws
(05/Mar/05) (ZE)
05135
HI1LL: EOC Hillsbourgh 0327 ALE/USB snd tws
(05/Mar/05) (ZE)
05135
LA1NC: EOC Lancaster 0055 ALE/USB snd tws (05/Mar/05) (ZE)
05135
MA1NC: EOC Manchester, NH 2324 ALE/USB snd tws
(05/Mar/05) (ZE)
05135
PE1TE: EOC Peterborough, NH 0023 ALE/USB snd tws
(05/Mar/05) (ZE)
05135
T1Z159: US Army 159 Avn Bat, Ft.Bragg 0450 ALE/USB snd
tws (05/Mar/05) (ZE)
05135.0 ATCSOU: ATC South? 2309 USB ALE snd (03/MAR/05) (KK)
05135.0 CL1AR: Cleveland EOC 0531 USB ALE snd (04/MAR/05) (KK)
05135.0 HI1LL: Hillsborough EOC 2321 USB ALE snd (04/MAR/05) (KK)
05135.0 LA1NC: Lancaster EOC 0545 USB ALE snd (04/MAR/05) (KK)
05135.0 MI1LF: Milford EOC 2343 USB ALE snd (03/MAR/05) (KK)
05135.0 PE1TE: Peterborough EOC 0618 USB ALE snd (04/MAR/05) (KK)
05153.8 P: MX Beacon Kaliningrad? 1741 CW Sending
PPPPPöPPPPPöPPPPP ... (22Feb05) (RGA)
05154
P: MX Beacon Kaliningrad 0622 CW //8495 10872.
(23Feb05) (WC)
05154.0 UNID: 2228 CW / "C" beacon/channel marker
(02/Mar/2005) (Nighthawk)
05171
05195
DRA5: DARC Prop Beacon 0544 CW RST467 km 988.
(21Feb05) (WC)
05220.0 No Call: unid 0155 USB MIL.STD 188-110ser. 1200Bd/s
Exch. every Moring? (01/MAR/05) (KK)
05220.5 208: Singapore Ny? 1627 USB ALE clg TF1 (26/FEB/05) (KK)
05250.0 101: presumed CHN diplo 18:10 ALE/USB calling 107 or
104 10feb05 (PPA)
05252.6 DDA64: Weather Station Offenbach, D. 1000
Rtty(08/MAR/05) (KK)
05252.6 DDA64: Weather Station Offenbach, D. 1006 Rtty
100Bd/170Hz wkg DDA03, DDA31 (08/MAR/05) (KK)
05252.6 DDA64: Weather Station Offenbach, D. 1017 Rtty
100Bd/170Hz (08/MAR/05) (KK)
05252.6 DDA73: Weather Station Stuttgart, D. 1019 Rtty
100Bd/170Hz (08/MAR/05) (KK)
05252.6 DDA86: Weather Station Muenchen, D. 1020 Rtty
100Bd/170Hz (08/MAR/05) (KK)
05269.0 No Call: unid 0157 USB MIL.STD 188-110ser. 1200Bd/s
05269.0 No Call: unid 0157 USB MIL.STD 188-110ser.1200Bd/s
05282.5
DHO91: Kdo 1. LwDiv/GAFCSC "S" Karlsruhe DHO78: Kdo
3. LwDiv/GAFSC "N" Gatow DHJ67: HöhKdoBeh LW GefSt Köln 1226
USB Drill with TR6A, LD1N, DKM7, Exch. of Routine Msg´s
(01/MAR/05) (KK)
05282.5
DHO91: Kdo 1. LwDiv/GAFCSC "S" Karlsruhe DHO78: Kdo
3. LwDiv/GAFSC "N" Gatow DHJ67: HöhKdoBeh LW GefSt Köln 1226
USB Drill with TR6A, LD1N, DKM7, Exch. of Routine Msg´s
(01/MAR/05) (KK)
05285.0 DRINI: Alb-Mil 2012 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg DIAMANTI
[sw]
05286.0 TWVB1: Guardia Civil Burgos, E 2052 USB ALE clg TWLA2:
Guardia Civil Leon, E (11/MAR/05) (KK)
05288.4 : UK/NATO Secure Bcast 2218 NATO-75/75/850 With short
msgs in KG84. (26Feb05) (RGA)
05300.0 CIP40: & CIP48, Canadian Military: 1657 USB ALE/voice.
Voice transmissions were very weak(22/FEB/05) (JLM)
05310
05315
SAB: Globe Wireless Stockholm 2149 GLOBEDATA Idling.
(20Feb05) (RGA)
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05355.0 DIAMANTI: Alb-Mil 1951 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg DRINI
[sw]
[sw]
05362.8 No Call: Auto WX-Station Atlas Mountain, MRC 0150 PI/100Bd/CF=800Hz <Calling:CIMEL2>: Met.Office Casablanca, MRC
(28/FEB/05) (KK)
05370
S4S000OGBMRM1: Unid 2233 ALE/USB Wkg VIS000OEKCOPER as
always. (27Feb05) (RGA)
05376
Q9AT: Russian Military 2226 CW Repeating PWLZ de Q9AT
QTA R 196 K. (24Feb05) (RGA)
05379.0 111: Spa-Pol (unid) 1907 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg TWLA
Vitoria [sw]
[sw]
05379.0 TWLA: Vitoria Spa-Pol 1907 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg 111:
[sw]
05400.0 BORA: Alb-Mil 1920 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg DRINI [sw]
05402
: CIS Military 1937 MS-5/4800/USB Morse on tone 3 QRJ?
(how copy?) and QJB3 (go into cipher). Cipher at 1941. QSX not
found. (06Mar05) (RGA)
05405
690: Unid Illicit 1931 USB OM repeating 690 then 385
385 107 107 and into 5FG traffic 81871 ... (06Mar05) (RGA)
05406.0 CLC51: Centro Logístico Comunicaciones 51st Jungle
Infantry Brigade 0010 USB ALE clg SCLC512: Servicio Centro
Logístico de Comunicaciones, 512th Jungle Infantry Battalion,
followed by Ser.-tone modem (28/FEB/05) (KK)
05406.0 CLC51: Centro Logístico Comunicaciones 51st Jungle
Infantry Brigade 0011 USB ALE clg SCLC513: Servicio Centro
Logístico de Comunicaciones, 513th
Jungle Infantry Battalion
(28/FEB/05) (KK)
05407
8YP9: Russian Military 1800 CW BDQQ de 8YP9 ZCS ZTA
ZSO QYT6 K. C AS K. QRJ NO QRJ? QTY6 K. OK AS. QLS QYT6 K.
Nothing heard on usual QSX 5851 kHz. (06Mar05) (RGA)
05407
KF9H: CIS Military 2144 CW ..LZ de KF9H K. R K.
Nothing more. (15Mar05) (RGA)
05410
OHT30P: Sonatrach Net Ohanet ALG 2224 ALE/LSB Sounding.
(09Mar05) (RGA)
05418
9WIT: Russian Military 2213 CW Bcasts msg to
collective EM4Z: 9WIT QTC 196 27 25 0104 196 = ZYQ 472 =
PPPPP TYUöM FJYXP ... FJYXP WTPWE 300 K. Then asks XO4U NDME
I1D3 and ???? for receipts. Nothing heard usual QSX 4378 kHz.
(24Feb05) (RGA)
05422.0 Hugin-Zero-Six: unid Ger. Navy Ops 1639 USB clg ODIN
Radiocheck, RATT at 1649. After Probs chg. to CH:F55, not
found (22/FEB/05) (KK)
05430.0 USDSRAYF: unid 0225 Rtty 100Bd/250Hz Test Stripe:
"ZCZC QJH USDSRAYF RYRYRY....NNNN" (28/FEB/05) (KK)
05432.5 No Call: unid 2055 MIL-STD-188-110/2400Bd/ Voice
(12/MAR/05) (KK)
05435
ART2: Enigma E10 Mossad 2033 USB YL with ART2 callup.
(06Mar05) (RGA)
05435.0 ART2: Numberstation 2100 USB female Voice:"Alfa-RomeoTango-Two" (12/MAR/05) (KK)
05436.2 : Unid 2050 UNID/110/1370 Burst mode every minute at
m+22 for 6-7 secs. Freq 5436.21. Noted also 6354.13 (m+15)
8460.17 (m+7) 12726.0 (m+51) 12726.2 (m+59) and 16096.56
(m+44). Wideshift FSK. (07Mar05) (RGA)
05446.5 AFRTS: AFRTS Key West Florida 2002 USB News and Sport
Infos (28/FEB/05) (KK)
05450
RAF VOLMET: MASO W.Drayton UK 2137 USB YL-robot with
weather. (26Feb05) (RGA)
05456
AAA: Israeli AF NCS 2224 ALE/USB Sounds. (27Feb05) (RGA)
05465.8 R: MX Beacon Ishevsk 2159 CW With a spur on 5467.35
kHz. (26Feb05) (RGA)
05465.8 R: MX Beacon Izhevsk 2300 CW Spur on 5467.4 kHz.
(27Feb05) (RGA)
05465.9 R: Russian navy beacon Izhevsk RUS 18:35 A1A slow
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05474.6
05476
05476
05476.0
05478
05478
05478
05478
05478
05478
05478
05478
05478
05478
05478
05478
05478
05478.0
05480.0
05500.0
05507.0
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
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keying 11feb05 (PPA)
R: MX Beacon Ustinov 0041 CW (23Feb05) (WC)
: Unid 2142 UNID/250/120 Speed uncertain. Sounds like
a Siemens CHX200 system. (26Feb05) (RGA)
17:05:53 26feb05 (MAL).
(09Mar05) (RGA)
0000210001: Greece Mil? ALE/USB TO 0000210888
18:12:01 11Mar05 (MAL)
0034: UNID Net 2127 ALE/USB snd tws (07/Mar/05) (ZE)
40307: UNID Net 1857 ALE/USB to 4040 (08/Mar/05) (ZE)
AA1: Israeli AF 2136 ALE/USB snd tws (07/Mar/05) (ZE)
AAA: Israeli AF 2240 ALE/USB Sounding. (09Mar05) (RGA)
AAA: Israeli AF, Tel Aviv 2129 ALE/USB snd tws
(07/Mar/05) (ZE)
BB1: Israeli AF 1737 ALE/USB to K27 (08/Mar/05) (ZE)
BB2: Israeli AF 1801 ALE/USB to AA1 (08/Mar/05) (ZE)
K27: Israeli AF 1731 ALE/USB to BB1 (08/Mar/05) (ZE)
AA1: Israel AF Ben Gurion ALE/USB SND 19:04:31 11Mar05 (MAL)
unid: 1710 French net, many callsigns, sounded nervous
and African USB06/03 (PP1)
1202: unid 0111 USB ALE snd (28/FEB/05) (KK)
8001: unid 0132 USB ALE snd (28/FEB/05) (KK)
A6-ERF: Emirates A340 Flt UAE88 2118 HFDL Posn 2730N
04651E to ARINC Muharraq. (13Mar05) (RGA)
(13Mar05) (RGA)
A7-ACC: Qatar Airways A330 2217 HFDL Signs on. Prob
Flt QR0044 at 4817N 02029E. (03Mar05) (RGA)
A7-ACD: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0898 2108 HFDL
Reports 2516N 05134E. (13Mar05) (RGA)
A7-ACE: Qatar A330 2043 HFDL Signs on to ARINC
A7-ACE: Qatar Airways A330 2212 HFDL Logs on.
(20Feb05) (RGA)
A7-ADJ: Qatar Airways A330 2157 HFDL Logs on. Prob Flt
QR0898. (06Mar05) (RGA)
(24Feb05) (RGA)
A7-AFL: Qatar Airways A330 2247 HFDL Logs on.
(09Mar05) (RGA)
A7-AFL: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0889 2150 HFDL Logs
on. (06Mar05) (RGA)
A7-AFM: Qatar Airways A330 2125 HFDL Logs on.
(12Mar05) (RGA)
A7-AFO: Qatar Airways A330 2007 HFDL Logs on to ARINC
B-18061: Cathay Pacific B737 2254 HFDL Logs on.
(09Mar05) (RGA)
B-2461: China Southern B747 2217 HFDL Logs on.
(20Feb05) (RGA)
B-2461: China Southern B747 Flt CZ0454 2202 HFDL Posn
6019N 03930E to ARINC Muharraq. (06Mar05) (RGA)
(09Mar05) (RGA)
B-6051: China Southern A340 2044 Signs on. (22Feb05) (RGA)
(09Mar05) (RGA)
(03Mar05) (RGA)
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CLX716: CargoLux B747 2246 HFDL Logs on to ARINC
Muharraq from 3338N 03727E. (08Mar05) (RGA)
D-ALCB: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F 2010 HFDL Logs on.
(24Feb05) (RGA)
Logs on. (09Mar05) (RGA)
D-ALCD: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8393 2126 HFDL
Acks weather report. (12Mar05) (RGA)
D-ALCJ: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8398 2041 HFDL At
3029N 07016E. (22Feb05) (RGA)
D-ALCM: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8415 2212 HFDL At
3616N 05011E. (09Mar05) (RGA)
D-ALCQ: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8498 2215 HFDL
Posn 0635N 09630E. (20Feb05) (RGA)
HFDL Logs on. (22Feb05) (RGA)
HFDL Logs on. (03Mar05) (RGA)
Acks wx for UUNT/Novosibirsk and UUYT/Ust' Kulom.
(24Feb05) (RGA)
G-VOGE: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Cover Girl' 2042 HFDL At
6142N 05527E. (24Feb05) (RGA)
G-VSHY: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Madame Butterfly' 2257
HFDL Acks msg from ground: MSG FROM CREW CTRL FAO GARY S ...
(crew duties 22-31 March) PSE ACK. REGARDS,
JOHN .
(08Mar05) (RGA)
G-VSSH: Virgin Atlantic A340-642 'Sweet Dreamer' 2153
HFDL Acks weather for UNKL. (12Mar05) (RGA)
HL-7462: Korean B747 2037 HFDL Logs on and acks Seoul
weather. (22Feb05) (RGA)
HL-7736: Asiana A330 2038 HFDL Logs on. (22Feb05) (RGA)
HL-7736: Asiana A330 Flt OZ0752 2146 HFDL Acks message
from ground "QDSELFAOZ~1 SPOT INFO ICN IN/9 OZ0752/7736".
(12Mar05) (RGA)
I-LIVB: Livingstone A321 Flt LVG265 2123 HFDL Posn
report to ARINC Muharraq 2835N 02947E. (12Mar05) (RGA)
I-LIVB: Livingstone A321 Flt LVG288 2150 HFDL Reports
2934N 03209E to ARINC Muharraq. (06Mar05) (RGA)
I-LIVB: Livingstone A321 Flt LVG293 2216 HFDL Logs on.
(20Feb05) (RGA)
OH-LBR: Finnair B757 Flt AY1956 2219 At 5325N 04311E.
(03Mar05) (RGA)
ARINC Muharraq. (22Feb05) (RGA)
UAE317: EgyptAir Flt 2012 HFDL Reports 4314N 09206E.
(24Feb05) (RGA)
VP-BWD: Aeroflot A320 2213 HFDL Logs on to ARINC
Muharraq. (03Mar05) (RGA)
VP-BWN: Aeroflot A321 2302 HFDL Logs on. (09Mar05) (RGA)
VP-BWO: Aeroflot A321 2211 HFDL Logs on to ARINC
ZS-SNB: S.African Airways A340 2241 HFDL Logs on.
(08Mar05) (RGA)
ZS-SND: S.African Airways A349 Flt SA0260 2133 HFDL At
0214S 02507E. (12Mar05) (RGA)
ZS-SND: S.African Airways A349 Flt SA0263 2210 HFDL
Acks msg from FAJS via ARINC Muharraq "M12ASA0263OFAJS HI ZUR
SA 263 ETA CPT 0540 NEXT CALL 2300" Was at 2152N 00501E at
2200. (09Mar05) (RGA)
ZS-SNE: S.African Airways A340 Flt SA0286 2011 HFDL
Acks msg from Johannesburg Ops via Muharraq: "MSG FROM JNBCMSA
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SEQ02561 - SA286 CPD ALL. THANKS. REP NXT 2100. SAJNB".
(24Feb05) (RGA)
9K-AKA:Kuwait Airways A320-212 0239 Selcal DREP to
9K-ALC:Kuwait Airways A310-308 0204 Selcal DRFJ to
9K-AMD:Kuwait Airways A300B4-605R 0202 Selcal DRFP to
C-GDVV:Air Canada A340-313X 0122 Selcal JMFR to Mwara
D-ABUH:Condor B767-330/ER 0118 Selcal CMRS to Mwara
D-ACLV:Lufthansa Canadair CL-600-2B19 Regional Jet
CRJ-100LR 2318 Selcal DSER to Mwara Nat-A
(15/16-feb-2005)(MSM)
D-AIGO:Lufthansa A340-313X 0340 Selcal DRPH to Mwara
EI-CDF:Aer Lingus B737-548 2230 BDGR Selcal to Mwara
F-GEXA:Air France B747-428 0102 Selcal HPJL to Mwara
F-GLNA:Corsair B747-206B0136 Selcal CKEJ to Mwara NatA (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
F-OHMF:Mexicana A320-231 0206 Selcal BRCG to Mwara
G-BNWR:British Airways B767-336/ER 0643 Selcal EKMQ to
G-BOPB:B767 British Airways 2202 Selcal CJBF to Mwara
G-BYGF:British Airways B747-436 'Chelsea Rose'
2340
Selcal DGHP to Mwara Nat-A (15/16-feb-2005)(MSM)
G-GDEZ:Aviation Beauport Corporate Jets BAe-125-1000B
2321 Selcal KSFQ to Mwara Nat-A (15/16-feb-2005)(MSM)
G-VHOT:Virgin Atlantic Airways B747-4Q8 0212 Selcal
EJQS to Mwara Nat-A (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
G-VIIF:British Airways B777-236/ER 0457 Selcal GKDR
G-VIIU:British Airways B777-236/ER 0104 Selcal GJFR to
JA8263:Japan Air System (JAS)Airbus A300B4-203 0109
Selcal JPEQ to Mwara Nat-A (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
JY-AGT: Royal Jordanian Airline A310-308 0302 Selcal
DRFS to Mwara Nat-A (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
N127EM:unid Dassault Falcon 900 2228 Selcal FKRS to
N18TM:Gulfstrem G4 Global Express 2054 Selcal EMHP to
N204R:BEATRICE BABY LAKES INC Ba1000,0352 Selcal DPQS
N301K:Ford Motor Company Gulfstream Aerospace G-V 0440
Selcal KQER to Mwara Nat-A (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
N324AA:B767 American AirLines 2159 SelCall FHCJ to
N555AN:DC9 American AirLines 0440 SelCall KQAE to
N658AA:B757 American AirLines 0440 SelCall MPKQ to
N699AN:B757 American AirLines 0520 SelCall LQRS to
N742DH: DHL B727 2150 Selcal BMCL to MWARA NAT-A
(15-feb-2005)(MSM)
N750NA:North American Airlines B757-28A 2322 Selcal
GRHP to Mwara Nat-A (15/16-feb-2005)(MSM)
OE-LFO:Austrian Airlines Fokker 70 (F-28-0070) 2320
Selcal JSFQ to Mwara Nat-A (15/16-feb-2005)(MSM)
OE-LNH:Lauda Air B737-4Z9 0102 Selcal GJDQ to Mwara
PH-KCD:KLM - Royal Dutch Airlines MD-11 0024 Selcal
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AFHR to Mwara Nat-A (16-feb-2005)(MSM)
PH-MCL:Martinair B767-31A/ER 0321 Selcal BJPR to Mwara
PH-TSZ:Transavia Airlines B737-3K2 2239 Selcal GQBH to
VH-EWB:Flight West Fokker F-28-4000 Fellowship 2220
Selcal CGBF to Mwara Nat-A (15-feb-2005)(MSM)
AIC 1506 : WKG RDARA INDIA Mumbai 1829 USB Various
stations with SELCAL and Indian Accent. A lot of QRM & QRN.
(05Mar05) (MC)
T1Z189: 1 Bn 189 Avn US Army Deployed 2042 ALE/USB
AF 6492: WKG MWARA NAT-C Gander 2349 USB Position
Report followed by LH 8169 Selcal CMJL Secondary Freq. 2872.
EL Al 861 (4X-AXK ELY 74F). Selcal BEAG. (05Mar05) (MC)
180212: C-5 68-0212 0906 ALE/USB wkg CRONPR Croughton
NIPR NET (18Feb05) (SA)
CRONPR: Croughton NIPR NET 1411 ALE/USB wkg DL0003DAT
E-3B 79-0003 (14Mar05) (SA)
ICZNPR: Sigonella NIPR NET 2210 ALE/USB wkg OFFNPR
Offutt NIPR NET (02Mar05) (SA)
CROSPR: Croughton Siprnet 1433 USB ALE snd (03/MAR/05) (KK)
GAF120: unid GAF 1255 USB wkg DHM91, GAF Muenster, D.
(21/FEB/05) (KK)
GAF213: unid GAF 1214 USB wkg DHM91, GAF Muenster, D.
(21/FEB/05) (KK)
Arr. at Wunstorf AP "ETNW" 1515 (22/FEB/05) (KK)
(22/FEB/05) (KK)
(22/FEB/05) (KK)
Dep. at Hohn AP "ETNH" 1434 (22/FEB/05) (KK)
GAF604: unid GAF 1438 USB wkg DHM91: GAF Muenster,
D.(22/FEB/05) (KK)
GAF674: unid GAF 1516 USB wkg DHM91, GAF Muenster,
arr. at Tegel AP 03/MAR/05) (KK)
Starting Time 1151 (21/FEB/05) (KK)
Flight to Bordeaux (21/FEB/05) (KK)
Dep. at Hohn "ETNH" 1432 (22/FEB/05) (KK)
GAF983: unid GAF 1150 USB wkg DHM91: GAF
Muenster,D.Flight to Landsberg AP "ETSA", DT at 1140
(21/FEB/05) (KK)
Null-Sieben: unid GAF 1217 USB wkg DHM91: GAF
Muenster, D. Communinication-Test (21/FEB/05) (KK)
Irkutsk: WKG North Central Asia VOLMET 1901 USB
(05Mar05) (MC)
CAMSPAC: USCG Point Reyes CA 0259 USB Wkg AIR FORCE
RESCUE 216 for flight ops. (09Mar05) (RB)
CG 2141: HU-25C+ CGAS Cape Cod 0144 USB Wkg CAMSLANT
Chesapeake, airborne from AirSta Cape Cod on a SAR, didn't
hear him pass the SAR location. (05Mar05) (RB)
190011: C-5 69-0011 Rch-9011 2240 ALE/USB wkg IKF
Keflavik HF-GCS ALE & VOICE for WX at Keflavik and 0030 WX at
EKYT Aalborg Denmark (15Mar05) (SA)
190018: C-5 69-0018 1448 ALE/USB Self Test (3Mar05) (SA)
260006: C-17 96-0006 1237 ALE/USB wkg IKF Keflavik HFGCS (27Feb05) (SA)
571496: KC-135 57-1496 0951 ALE/USB Self Test
(17Mar05) (SA)
ADW: Andrews HF-GCS 0710 ALE/USB wkg JNR Peurto Rico
(5Mar05) (SA)
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ADW: US HF-GCS Stn Andrews AFB MD 2123 ALE/USB
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 1902 ALE/USB wkgw ICZ Sigonella
JDG: Diego Garcia HF-GCS 1538 AE/USB wkg 260003 C-17
96-0003 (06Mar05) (SA)
JNR: US HF-GCS Stn Puerto Rico 2322 ALE/USB Sounding.
(13Mar05) (RGA)
MPA: US HF-GFS Stn Mount Pleasant MVS 0001 ALE/USB
PLA: Lajes HF-GCS 0305 ALE/USB wkg JDG Diego Garcia
R23477: UH-60A 80-23477 1653 ALE/USB wkg T2Z238 UNID
(23Feb05) (SA)
591466: (KC-135R # 59-1466, 136th ARS, NY ANG, Niagra
Falls NY): 2339 USB/ALE TO OFF (USAF GSC, Offutt AFB). 02/24
RP3 09025.0 F29: (HU-25 # 2129, CGAS Miami): 2347 USB/ALE TO
JNR (USAF GSC, Salinas PR)-[AMD]CCCCD9,9918663020587NNNN. 02/24
RP3 06070.0 UNID: 1402 81bd system 22/Feb/2005 (SMK)
TUSKER 313: CC-130H, 14th Wing, CFB Greenwood 0244 USB
Clg Halifax Military, no joy. (05Mar05) (RB)
---: FLIGHT CO0054 0840 HFDL on usb. Psn 52.38N
13.31W. Psn 52.20N 12.28W. 0855 5145N 10.30W (20/Feb)(DW)
03: ARINC REYKJAVIK 0836 HFDL on usb. Squitters
(operating also on 6712, 8977 at this time). (20/Feb)(DW)
N312UP: FLIGHT UP6703 0837 HFDL on usb. Msg. 0841 psn
54.46N 33.10W. 0900 logon resume ICAO F00AC5 55.01N 29.14W
(20/Feb)(DW)
N59053: FLIGHT CO0046 0852 HFDL on usb. Log on rq fm
ICAO5105E5. Psn 56.59N 10.23W. 0859 56.4N 8.53W (20/Feb)(DW)
RAF Boulmer: 13:43 RAF Boulmer with Trackings for
T1I, USB JMC exercise. 16feb05 (RP)
: NATO Tactical AD Data System 2213 LINK-11/2250/USB.
TADIL. (26Feb05) (RGA)
AAA: Unid
0355 ALE/USB Clg 2N2 then Skyfax modem.
Any info abt 2N2? (24/02/05) (AJP)
CQ0: prb. Swedish Mil 1607 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg
VG, very weak [AMD]7OVCQ00 (02/MAR/05) (KK)
18:40:45 26feb05 (MAL).
5UV: sounding AL2 MIL-std-188-141 ALE 2G 26Feb05
18:56:40 26feb05 (MAL).
18:01:35 26feb05 (MAL).
G24502: (prob CH-47 helo, "F" Coy 1/131st Avn, AL NG
Birmingham AL): 0250 USB/ALE TO T1Z131 (1/131st Avn, AL NG,
Birmingham AL). This helo also noted as R24502 on 07360.0 &
08040.0. 02/12 RP3 08065.0 SKYWAT: (US Army Flight Watch, Soto
Cano AB, Honduras): 0556 USB/ALE sounding. 02/12 RP3
EY5: Estonian Army 2056 ALE/USB Calls LH7. (26Feb05) (RGA)
1002: Unid 0010 ALE/USB Sounding. 1101 sounds also.
(26Feb05) (RGA)
(20/Feb)(DW)
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1112: North Af. net? ALE/USB SND with Codan 17:41:41
11Mar05 (MAL)
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05792.0 1309: UNID 1902 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng 2517
(20/Feb)(DW)
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05792.0 2402: Ita-Pol 1910 (17/03/05) ale/usb sndg. [sw]
(20/Feb)(DW)
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05792.0 2518: Ita-Pol 1909 (17/03/05) ale/usb sndg. [sw]
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
05792.0 CER11: MFA PARIS 1722 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng RABAT (21/Feb)(DW)
05792.0 RABAT: FRENCH EMB RABAT 0902 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng CER11/Paris, also 1840. 1707 clng CONAKRY
(21/Feb)(DW)
05824.5 : Enigma M51 2332 CW NR 47F 22 00:31:35 2005 = PELZQ
OWAIP... (21Feb05) (RGA)
05850.0 CARGO OPS: & CARGO 6, U.S. NG or Army: 1845 USB voice
& ALE. ALE calls CGOOPS & CGO06 (03/MAR/05) (JLM)
05862.6 UNID: MARS station: 1715 PACTOR (22/FEB/05) (JLM)
05875.0 EAATS: (Eastern Army Aviation Training Center, Muir
AAF, Ft Indiantown Gap PA): 1705 USB/ALE sounding. Also noted
on 04036.5. 03/03 RP3
05965.0 CWL89: Gbr-Af 1339 17/03/05 J3e usb wkg MKH5 RAF
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06126
Mike 4 Xray: Unid 2142 USB Has been passing digital
information to Papa 7 Xray for the last 15 mins Comms are weak
here but readable. (13Mar05) (CC)
06200
CS003B: Macedonian Mil ? 1031 ALE/USB to RS005B
(05/Mar/05) (ZE)
06208.0 JPQ: unid station 06:56 ALE/USB Calling FRA and M1K
3/5/05 (PPA)
06224
AA1: Israeli Air Force Ben Gurion 0005 Sounding.
(14Mar05) (RGA)
on usb. Sounding. Also 1759, 1859. 1730 clng BB1 (12/Mar)(DW)
on usb. Sounding. Also 1835 (12/Mar)(DW)
06224.0 AAA: ISRAELI AF TEL AVIV 1901 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding. (12/Mar)(DW)
06224.0 TSM: ISRAELI AF ?LOC 1758 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding. Also 1859z (12/Mar)(DW)
06224.0 U2O: Italian netcontrol station Mediterranean sea
06:40 USB working T1D , M171 , 7GT , 9BI and Q1D in Nato
excercise 3mar05 (PPA)
06289.5 : Unid Vessel 2337 GLOBEDATA In traffic. Presumably
wkg HLF. (21Feb05) (RGA)
06312
: Unlisted Bahamas-flagged Vessel (MMSI 309642000)
2305 GMDSS RQs Bearing Sea/C6YY for simplex telephone call on
8400 kHz. ('Bearing' not my spelling). (12Mar05) (RGA)
06316
NMN: CAMSLANT Chesapeake VA USA 2338 ARQ w/Morse ID.
(21Feb05) (RGA)
06328.5 no call: Murmansk meteo RUS 20:17 F1C/120/576 500
hertz shift invert 10mar05 (PPA)
06348.0 FUE: F Ny Brest 0716 ITA-2 150/850 RY, testing
(04 Mar 05)(HPT)
06358.5 PBC: Ny Goeree 0713 ITA-2 75/850 CARB (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
06368.0 HEB02: Bern Radio, SUI CW marker 4Mar05 1801(MAL)
06368.5 KFS: Globe Wireless S.Francisco CA USA 2108 GLOBEDATA
06368.5 KFS: Globe Wireless S.Francisco CA USA 2341 GLOBEDATA
In traffic. (21Feb05) (RGA)
06370.0 VLB2: Numberstation 2145 USB fem. Voice:"Victor-LimaBravo-Two" (12/MAR/05) (KK)
06372.0 DMAZIN: UNJLC Damazin, SDN 2122 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A
snd (12/MAR/05) (KK)
06372.0 JUBA: UNJLC Juba, SDN 1909 ALE/USB snd tws (14/03/05) (ZE)
06372.0 JUBA: UNJLC Juba, SDN 2143 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A snd
(12/MAR/05) (KK)
06372.0 NYALA2: UNJLC Nyala, SDN 1920 ALE/USB to DMAZIN
(14/03/05) (ZE)
06372.0 NYALA2: UNJLC Nyala, SDN 2022 ALE/USB to WAU1
(14/03/05) (ZE)
06372.0 NYALA3: UNJLC Nyala, SDN 1922 ALE/USB to FAW1
(14/03/05) (ZE)
06372.0 NYALA3: UNJLC Nyala, SDN 2144 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A snd
(12/MAR/05) (KK)
06372.0 OBIED: UNJLC El Obied, SDN 2142 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A
snd (12/MAR/05) (KK)
06379.5 8PO: Globe Wireless Bridgetown BRB 2106 GLOBEDATA
06379.5 8PO: Globe Wireless Bridgetown BRB 2343 GLOBEDATA
Idling. (21Feb05) (RGA)
06399.0 ZSC: GW Cape Town 0236 Dataplex marker (08/03/05) (AJP)
06449.7 PWZ33: BN Rio 0432 RTTY/75/850 Regional Wx/PP
(21/Feb/05) (RH2)
06455.5 463: Unid Illicit 2103 CW Repeating 463 (x3) 000. QRU?
(28Feb05) (RGA)
06464
VIE: Globe Wireless Darwin NT AUS 2101 GLOBEDATA In
06501.0 NMN: USCG 0400 USB WX,Male Voice (03/MAR/05) (KK)
06586
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134.3 VHF and selcal. (05Mar05) (MC)
airfields fcasts. (25Feb05) (RGA)
aviation wx. (21Feb05) (RGA)
Rostov: WKG North Central Asia VOLMET 1900 USB
(05Mar05) (MC)
JEAN57: French Pirates 1525 LSB/SSTV/Martin-2 wkg
VICTOR62, changing animal pics (20/FEB/05) (KK)
Bangkok: WKG South East Asia VOLMET 1844 USB Volmet
for Chennai and Bangkok. (05Mar05) (MC)
Kolkata: WKG South East Asia VOLMET 1805 USB (06Mar05) (MC)
Singapore: WKG South East Asia VOLMET 1425 USB First
DX with Diamond D303 (new antenna) (05Mar05) (MC)
Singapore: WKG South East Asia VOLMET 1853 USB
(05Mar05) (MC)
Sydney: WKG South East Asia VOLMET 1834 USB (05Mar05) (MC)
FRA9LB: French Pirates 1740 Packet 300Bd/300Hz "TO:
FRA1PA- 1 FROM: FRA9LB- 8 (I: s0r0p) [FBB-7.00- AB1FHMRX$]
{PROTUS-4.0}OK ???BBS> (22/FEB/05) (KK)
FRA9LB-8: French Pirates/MB-Vernon 1540 Packet
300Bd/300Hz Msg to FRA6XL-1: MB-Normandy (20/FEB/05) (KK)
FRA9LB-8: French Pirates/MB-Vernon 1541 Packet
300Bd/300Hz Msg to FD4JB-1: unid User (20/FEB/05) (KK)
Auckland: WKG Pacific Region VOLMET 1852 USB (05Mar05) (MC)
Hong Kong: WKG Pacific Region VOLMET 1849 USB
(05Mar05) (MC)
Civil Defense: 1222 USB SS Rio Negro Province,
Argentina. Wx andhighways status ,fire control (18/02/05)(AJP)
MAGIC71: unid Nato Awacs 1531 USB /RATT wkg DHN66:
Geilenkirchen, D. (03/MAR/05) (KK)
DANDY DAN: Unid 0209 USB With 53 Character EAM.
(01Mar05) (CC)
J9F: Unid NATO Tactical Aircraft 1514 USB Wkg MKL/RAF
Kinloss Scotland. Requests and receives wx actuals for
EGQK/Kinloss and EGPK/Prestwick. J9F probably a Nimrod MR
aircraft. Followed at 1526 by discrete messages in NATO-75/75
mode with KG84 crypto. (25Feb05) (RGA)
Y4V: Unid Aircraft 0021 USB Wkg MKL with lines of
information. (01Mar05) (CC)
ARINC-03: Reykjavik ICE 2050 HFDL Strong squitters no traffic. (12Mar05) (RGA)
KWT90: US Embassy?? 0838 ALE/USB wkg KWT 93 with [AMD]
"FRANKFURT" (17Feb05) (SA)
---: AIRCRAFT ICAO 17070141 1926 HFDL on usb. Logon
request (08/Mar)(DW)
---: AIRCRAFT ICAO 53137271 1926 HFDL on usb. Log on
resume (08/Mar)(DW)
---: FLIGHT SU0123 1927 HFDL on usb. Posn at 1917z
54.12N 27.03E (08/Mar)(DW)
03: ARINC REYKJAVIK 1927 HFDL on usb. Squitter. 1928
uplink to DALCE (08/Mar)(DW)
50: Danish Mil 1001 USB ALE clg 28 (11/MAR/05) (KK)
68: Danish Forces 1608 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg
50,cnf. by fem. Voice, than exc. MIL-188-110/2400Bd/s. End of
TX at 1617 cnf. by "68" (20/FEB/05) (KK)
N920FT: FLIGHT UNID 1928 HFDL on usb. Downlink Label
80 Aircrew addressed downlink (08/Mar)(DW)
AEDSPR: Elmendorf SIPR NET 1807 ALE/USB wkg E30138DAT
E-3C 80-0138 (24Feb05) (SA)
IKFSPR: Keflavik SIPR NET 1021 ALE/USB kg E31607DAT
E-3B 76-1607 (04Mar05) (SA)
JNRSPR: Peurto Rico SIPR NET 0947 ALE/USB wkg
E30137DAT E-3C 80-0137 (02Mar05) (SA)
GLD: unid military 19:56 ALE/USB calling RED or WHI or
BLU 7mar05 (PPA)
020180??: C-17 00-0180 2013 ALE/USB wkg CRO Croughton
HF-GCS with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83126736000NNNN
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Charleston for personal." over Turkey on return flight from
Mongolia to Frankfurt" (05Mar05) (SA)
170030: C-5 87-0030 Rch-271 1803 ALE/USB wkg CRO
Croughton HF-GCS ALE and VOICE "unsuccessful" (06Mar05) (SA)
170041: C-5 87-0041 1921 ALE/USB wkg JTY Yokota HF-GCS
(18Mar05) (SA)
190007: C-5 69-0007 2104 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andfrews HFGCS (04Mar05) (SA)
223293: 92-3293 C-17 0231 ALE/USB wkg ICZ Sigonella
with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83128479011NNNN "Charleston" for
personal PP. (27Feb05) (SA)
470123: KC-10 87-0123 (Cacti-91) 1207 ALE/USB wkg ADW
Andrews HF-GCS. ("arr Milenhall today" courtesy of Touchdown).
(24Feb05) (SA)
701588: EC-130H 73-1588 ??? 2029 ALE/USB Self Test
(28Feb05) (SA)
(25Feb05) (SA)
59-1503 (17Feb05) (SA)
DQGM:(poss Selcal for) C-5 68-0224 1233 ALE/USB Self
Test (07Mar05) (SA)
HF-GCS Also on various other USAF freqs throughout the day.
(25Feb05) (SA)
JNR: Peurto Rico HF-GCS 0910 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews
HF-GCS (25Feb05) M(SA)
JNR:Peurto Rico HF-GCS 2138 ALE/USB wkg OFF Offutt HFGCS (16Mar05) (SA)
KRAP: poss Selcal KC-135 59-1501 1602 ALE/USB Sounds.
(Arr Mildenhall as Rch-628 this evening) (14Mar05) (SA)
PLA: Lajes HF-GCS 0945 ALE/USB wkg JNR Peurto Rico HFGCS (07Mar05) (SA)
PLA: Lajes HF-GCS 2002 ALE/USB wkg JDG Diego Garcia
R26596:UH-60L 95-26596 1733 ALE/USB wkg T2Z3 UNID
(24Feb05) (SA)
UKE301: RAF E-3D ZH101 1205 ALE/USB wkg UKE306 RAF
E-3D ZH106. (also on 3137,4721,5708,6721,9025,11226 and
15043).(28Feb05) (SA)
UKE306: RAF E-3D ZH106 (Magic-52) 1140 ALE/USB wkg
UKE307 RAF E-3D ZH107 (Magic-83) ALE+VOICE+DATA (25Feb05) (SA)
1309: CRO USAF Croughton with sounding ALE/USB
12mar05 (RP)
200183: USAF C-17 Globemaster tali no. 00-0183 snd
(09-mar-2005)(MSM)
500322: (KC-135 # 60-0322): 2316 USB/ALE TO ADW )USAF
GSC, Andrews). ALE handshake followed by Mash 84 (KC-135R,
434th ARW, AFRC Grissom AFB, IN) calling Andrews w/no response.
Also noted in ALE on 09025.0; 13215.0 & 15043.0. .
02/24 RP3 11226.0 Razor 06: (sounds like): 2339 USB/ALE and
voice in direct dial w/unidentiifed station who passes wx for
0130Z. 02/24 RP3
ICZ: HFGCS SIGONELLA 1958 MIL.STD 188-141A on usb.
Sounding. (08/Mar)(DW)
JNR: HFGCS SALINAS 1958 MIL.STD 188-141A on usb.
JTY: USAF Yokota J 19:04 ALE/USB sounding TWS JTY
7mar05 (PPA)
0QH: unid Italian military 18:57 USB EE O/M italian
accent calling Y3Ufor radiocheck 7mar05 (PPA)
Papa-Romeo: unid Italian 1503 USB wkg Golf-Alfa
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(21/FEB/05) (KK)
DAGA 88: Wkg IDR/Rome Naval Radio 1654 USB Radio
check. (15Mar05) (AB2)
IDR: Rome Naval Radio 1724 USB Wkg P2E (French?) Radio
check. (15Mar05) (AB2)
IDR: INy Rome 1525 USB/RATT wkg 2KR: unid,french fem.
Voice, and T88: unid ital. (04/MAR/05) (KK)
VU7 (Tactical): RAF ? 1308 SSB / Requesting radio
check twice - No reply. (17/Mar/2005) (Nighthawk)
RFFN: unid military station 05:54 A1A Calling RFFM for
QSA 11feb05 (PPA)
BI21: UNID Net 1759 ALE/USB to HN22 (06/Mar/05) (ZE)
MI22: UNID Net 1829 ALE/USB to HN22 (06/Mar/05) (ZE)
221106: C-17 02-1106 1114 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews HFGCS (14Mar05) (SA)
HONDO3: Unid 2300 ALE/USB TO: SKYWAT. Then went into
STANAG-4285. (01Mar05) (CC)
Reach 244Y: Clg "Any Radio" 0133 USB For a radio
check. Ethyl 73 responds: have you L&C. (01Mar05) (CC)
Reach 244Y: Clg Mainsail 0055 USB With no joy. Called
several times. (01Mar05) (CC)
Reach 567: Clg Ethyl 52 2259 USB On 6761 upper.
(01Mar05) (CC)
Reach 622: Clg Ethyl 10 0121 USB (01Mar05) (CC)
Sheryl 34: 2252 USB Clg any MAST on 6761 upper.
(01Mar05) (CC)
Sheryl 34: Unid 2250 USB Clg any INDY on 6761 upper.
(01Mar05) (CC)
No Call: French Gendarmerie Nationale 0900 USB/8-FSK
ALE (11/MAR/05) (KK)
No Call: unid CE User 2240 P-I/100Bd Clg: WGM: CE
Radio Florida (10/MAR/05) (KK)
No Call: unid R&S St. 2145 Alis-I/228,7Bd clg
(04/MAR/05) (KK)
No Call: unid 0124 P-I/100 <Calling:WGM>: (05/MAR/05) (KK)
No Call: unid 2313 P-I/100 cnt to WGM: CE Radio
Florida, P-II: "....new product, WinZip(R) please visit:
http://www.winzip.com hope you like our new product."
(04/MAR/05) (KK)
WAC8089: Ship "ZEALOUS" 0126 P-I/100 <Calling:WGM
(05/MAR/05) (KK)
AFA1QW: USAF MARS: 1655 PACTOR. Space weather
broadcast (22/FEB/05) (JLM)
ASSADCTO: ? Tunisian Mil 1725 USB ALE clg ANTARCTO
(22/FEB/05) (KK)
---: UNID 2033 COQ/8 26/E/200 End of transmission.
(08/Mar)(DW)
No Call: prb. Algerian/Tunisian Customs/Mil ? 1725
Coquelet-8/75ms, right after Cnt. of ASSAD & ANTAR. At end of
TX, Voice Cnf 6775 Usb, bad Modulation. Than ALE Cnf of ASSAD
& ANTAR (22/FEB/05) (KK)
CIP30: & CIP32, Canadian Military: 1754 USB ALE
(22/FEB/05) (JLM)
: NATO Air Defence Modem 2051 LINK-11/2250/USB
(28Feb05) (RGA)
GASSI30P: Algerian Oil&Gas Gassi Touil 1850 ALE/LSB
snd (17/03/05)(ZE)
INAS30P: Algerian Oil&Gas In Amenas 1856 ALE/LSB snd
(17/03/05) (ZE)
OHT30P: Algerian Oil&Gas Ohanet 1857 ALE/LSB snd
(17/03/05) (ZE)
RNOUSLR1: Algerian Oil&Gas Rhoudre Nouss 1834 ALE/LSB
snd (17/03/05)(ZE)
(13Mar05) (RGA)
unid: Intel station (ENIGMA M10) 07:55 A1A repeated 5F
groups at 17WPM ending = = 384 384 25 25 ttt 3/5/05 (PPA)
---: UNID 1943 MIL.STD 188-144A on usb. Clng TXX. Long
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burst. Also 1951 (08/Mar)(DW)
TXX2: GUARDIA CIVIL ?LOC 2008 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng TWVZ2 (08/Mar)(DW)
1210: unid 0328 USB ALE clg 6362 (03/MAR/05) (KK)
437802: unid 0213 USB ALE snd (01/MAR/05) (KK)
MPB1GELVIL: 1st motorisized Inf.Brd."Iron Wolf", LTU
0832 USB ALE clg PANBATGELVIL: Motorised Infantry Batalion
Panevëþys, LTU (01/MAR/05) (KK)
: CIS System 1427 50-50/50/840 Cipher. (19Mar05) (RGA)
FAV22: French Armee Vernon 1000 CW "CQ DE FAV22 VA "
(11/MAR/05) (KK)
No Call: Numberstation 2200 USB Male Voice: "FiveSix-Nine" Repeating, "Zero, Zero, Zero..." End of Tx at 2204
(02/MAR/05) (KK)
: Unid 2048 FEC Definite FEC but decode is gibberish.
(28Feb05) (RGA)
: Enigma E10 2038 USB YL in 5LG traffic. New msg GR25
6 6 XILHV LCPLO... (02Mar05) (RGA)
NYZ: Poss Chinese Military 1719 CW VVV Q2M de NYZ VVV
... Ends with QSA IMI at 1724. Nothing heard 4860 or 10640
kHz. (24Feb05) (RGA)
NYZ: Prob Chinese Military 1620 CW Nothing on 10640 or
4860 kHz. (27Feb05) (RGA)
NYZ: Prob Chinese Military 1719 CW Off 1722. Slightly
unstable transmitter. Nothing on other two frequencies.
(06Mar05) (RGA)
NYZ: Prob Chinese Military 1919 CW Dashes at 1916 and
1918. CW commences 1919:15 Tx is rough and jumped to 6840.1.
Nothing on 10640 kHz. 4860 kHz is in bcast QRM. QSA IMI K at
1924 and back to 6840.0 with carrier. (28Feb05) (RGA)
NYZ: Prob Chinese Military 2019 CW Dashes then usual
calls. //4860. Both freqs good. 4860 has slight chirp. Ends
QSA? K and mark. Nil on 10640. (26Feb05) (RGA)
No Call: Numberstation 2205 USB fem. Voice (02/MAR/05) (KK)
CS002: Macedonian Mil ? 0925 ALE/USB to RS008, RS009
(05/Mar/05) (ZE)
CS002A: Macedonian Mil ? 1017 ALE/USB to RS0016A
(05/Mar/05) (ZE)
DKL: RSC UK Dhekelia, CYP 1746 ALE/USB snd tws
(07/Mar/05) (ZE)
DKL: UK Mil Dhekelia CYP? 2150 ALE/USB Sounding.
(26Feb05) (RGA)
RS0011: Macedonian Mil ? 0815 ALE/USB to CS002
(05/mar/05) (ZE)
: Spanish Counting Station 2121 USB Behind American AM
broadcasting station. (17Mar05) (CC)
100: UNID Net 2103 ALE/USB snd (14/03/05) (ZE)
AAF: Unid 1940 (19/03/05) ale/usb sndg. [sw]
RADOHIMA: unid Radohima Alb. Alps 0543 USB ALE clg
KASTRATI: unid Kastrati Alb. Alps (13/MAR/05) (KK)
RADOHIMA: unid Radohima, Alb. Alps 1643 USB ALE clg
KASTRATI: Kastrati Alb. Alps (11/MAR/05) (KK)
DESTAFAC23: Destacamento 23 de las Fuerzas Armadas de
Cooperación, VEN 2207 USB ALE clg CGGN (02/MAR/05) (KK)
16:22:16 26feb05 (MAL).
17:06:29 26feb05 (MAL).
18:42:01 26feb05 (MAL).
IGDG: PANTELLERIA (AKL) (A5351) (I-N) 2145 USB clg
EKWU Radiocheck, No answer
(02/MAR/05) (KK)
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06880.0 RS0014: Italian Military Network 1710 USB/ALE wkng
CS003 (08-mar-2005)(MSM)
06888.0 BNG: Base Naval Guitarez, VEN 0236 USB
ALE/MIL-188-141A clg CGA: Commando Generale Amario
(28/FEB/05) (KK)
06895.0 BNG: Base Naval "Guaira, VEN 0513 USB ALE clg F22:
Frigate (ARV) "Almirante Brion" (03/MAR/05) (KK)
06895.0 BNG: Base Naval "Guaira, VEN 0515 USB ALE clg F23:
Frigate (ARV) "General Urdaneta (03/MAR/05) (KK)
06895.0 BNG: Base Naval "Guaira, VEN 0518 USB ALE clg 21B:
Frigate (ARV) "Mariscal Sucre" (03/MAR/05) (KK)
06895.0 BNG: Base Naval Guitarez, VEN 0054 USB ALE clg CGA:
Commando Generale Amario (01/MAR/05) (KK)
06895.0 BNG: Base Naval Guitarez, VEN 0054 USB ALE clg CGA:
Commando Generale Amario (01/MAR/05) (KK)
06900.0 Lincolnshire Poacher: 2004 (19/03/05) J3e/usb Msg Id
58758 [sw]
06911.5 R01651: (prob UH-60): 1559 USB/ALE TO T4Z101 (4/101st
Avn, Ft Campbell KY). Also noted on 08171.5. 03/03 RP3
06926.5 No Call: French Gendarmerie Nationale 1315 USB/8-FSK
06928.0 SNN299: MFA Warsaw 1348 CW/FSK / VVV de SNN 299 pse ga
.... (17/Mar/2005) (Nighthawk)
06930.0 SYN2: Mossad 0146z Jan 14, 2005 USB “Sierra Yankee
November 2” YL [SN]
06935.0 JP40: Alg-Mil 1909 (17/03/05) ale/usb clg JP47 [sw]
06935.0 TWVB1: Guardia Civil Burgos, E 2038 USB ALE clg TWLA2:
Guardia Civil Leon, E (11/MAR/05) (KK)
06936.0 RFH82: unid CIS navy CIS 05:28 A1A Calling RCV for QTC
number 955 11feb05 (PPA)
06959
LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER: E03 2037 USB Old woman in tfc
5FGs. //9251. (28Feb05) (RGA)
06959
LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER: E03 2212 USB Old hag in traffic
with 5FGs. (25Feb05) (RGA)
06960.3 F14HBA: unid FRONET user S 09:07 Pactor 1/200/200
calling F11HBN 20feb05 (PPA)
06975
ORCA 12: Wkg ICI 1652 USB Radio check. (15Mar05) (AB2)
06981.0 unid: presumed Ukrainian military 08:09 ITA2 / 50 /
500e 5F groups ending with duplex operator chat CFM SK 3/5/05
(PPA)
06984
SNN299: MFA Warszawa 0654 CW vvv de snn299 pse ga ...
(set of points) - rst 589, transmission repeated every 3
minutes. (10Mar05) (WC)
06985.0 USACE1010: (HQs, US Army Corps of Engineers, Wash DC):
06985.0 USACE1010: US Army Corps of Engineers 2152 USB
ALE/MIL-188-141A snd (02/MAR/05) (KK)
06986
: Unid. Poss Russian Military 1702 UNID/50/250 Cipher.
(25Feb05) (RGA)
06993.85 MFJ03: Sea Cadet Corps 1013 Sitor Fec/100bd
(13/MAR/05) (KK)
06993.85 PHAS: Sea Cadet Corps 1014 Sitor Fec/100Bd
(13/MAR/05) (KK)
06997.7 No Call: unid Helping Org. Prb. ICRC 1445 PI/100Bd/CF=800Hz <Calling:TBIMB1> MB Tbilisi, GEO. P-III tfc
(25/FEB/05) (KK)
06998.4 DEK25: German Red Cross Stuttgart 1400 PACTOR QRV?
Sends Übung (exercise) message re 30-container train derailed
in town. Signed KW-Stuttgart. Then opchat and QSY to 7000.7
for LSB voice chat. Freq 6998.46 kHz. (19Mar05) (RGA)
06998.6 DEK25: German Red Cross Stuttgart 1344 ARQ SELCALLS
DMNR then sends long message in German to DEK99 (collective?)
signed KW-Gruppe Stuttgart. QSLd by DEK26 in simplex. SK.
Frequency 6998.63 kHz. (19Mar05) (RGA)
07018
REA4: AF HQ Moscow 1510 REVS/50/1000 Idling. (28Feb05) (RGA)
07018.0 REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 17:43 F1B/50/1000 idling with 24
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milisecond mark and 16 miliseconds space signal 11feb05 (PPA)
D: MX Beacon Odessa 1515 CW //8494.7 (28Feb05) (RGA)
UNID: 0406 CW / "D" Beacon (19/Mar/2005) (Nighthawk)
C: MX Beacon Moscow 0650 CW //10872 13528 16332 20049.
(14Mar05) (WC)
(14Mar05) (WC)
P: MX Beacon Kaliningrad CW (17Mar05) (WC)
..MR: Russian Military 2241 CW ZJZ ZLB ZZG QYT4 K.
(15Mar05) (RGA)
705: (unidentified): 1254 USB/ALE TO 705A
(unidentified). Also noted on 05800.0. 02/26 RP3
AFA1BQ: & AFA1CQ, USAF MARS net: 1652 USB voice.
Possible MT63 just prior to voice contacts (22/FEB/05) (JLM)
G23280: (prob CH-47 helo, "F" Coy, 1/131st Avn, AL NG
Birmingham AL): 0110 USB/ALE TO G24502 (prob CH-47 helo, "F"
Coy 1/131st Avn, AL NG Birmingham AL). Also noted on 08040.0.
02/12 RP3 06911.5 P5Z101: (5/101st Avn, Ft Campbell KY): 0117
(26Feb05) (RGA)
682: M87 1400 CW 682 682 91 91 (R) = = 058 058 20 20 =
= a3t3u duau3 n76t5 ... (07Mar05) (IB)
TRUENO: (unidentified): 0527 USB/ALE sounding. 03/10 RP3
BY11: Callng HN22 MIL-std-188-141 ALE 2G 26Feb05
17:55:52 26feb05 (MAL).
18:03:18 26feb05 (MAL).
BI21: Algerian Nat Guard? ALE/USB TO HN22 17:51:45
11Mar05 (MAL)
BI21: Algerian Nat Guard? ALE/USB TO HN22 18:11:04
11Mar05 (MAL)
ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 0940 RTTY/75/170 Wx //13538 &
4014. (08/Mar/05) (RH2)
ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 1120 FAX/120/576 Sea level
pressures 5-day forecast (08/Mar/05) (RH2)
#’s: Unidentified QTH 0911z Jan 28, 2005 USB SS/YL
5f, pauses at times [SN]
D47: US CBP P-3 AEW&C Reg N147CS/BuNo 152722
Jacksonville AMB FL 2316 ALE/USB Sounding. (25Feb05) (RGA)
TXX2: Spa-Pol Madrid 1051 17/03/05 ale clg TYMV2 [sw]
MAYPORT SESEF: & NORFOLK SESEF in comms with each
other testing ANDVT: 1510 USB voice.(03/MAR/05) (JLM)
TANGO 11: CHARLIE calling SIERRA? for radio check.
Probably US Army: 1306 USB voice. (23/FEB/05)(JLM)
---: UNID 1845 RTTY 200/N/500 Repeated string
(assuming figs) "00000++++++++++162)5761" until 1847.
Idles on mark then 1848z offair (11/Mar)(DW)
020180??: C-17 00-0180 1940 ALE/USB wkg GTL Thule HFGCS ?? (05Mar05) (SA)
523561: KC135 62-3561 1526 ALE/USB Sounds (11Mar05) (SA)
RFVI: FF LE PORT 1901 ARQ/E3 100/E/400 8rc. Tfc in 5
ltr groups. Ccct [RUN]. 2nd 5ltr grp msg. (11/Mar)(DW)
DDH7: HAMBURG MET 1836 RTTY 50/N/450 Met tfc
SYNOP(AAXX) (11/Mar)(DW)
SAMAWAH: New Iraqi National Guard As Samawah 1514 USB
ALE/MIL-188-141A snd (26/FEB/05) (KK)
fdg: : FAF Bordeaux 1441 rtty 50/400 (13 Feb 05) (wp3)
LTL4: Argentine Army 1240 CW clg LTL, LTL2, LTL3,
LTL4, LTL5, LTL6,LTL7, LTL8, (18/02/05) (AJP)
G8D: Unid, Male Op 1900 USB 27-group EAM. (22Feb05) (CC)
169: unid 2233 USB ALE clg 171 (02/MAR/05) (KK)
snd (17/03/05)(ZE)
HAMRAGPL: Algerian Oil&Gas Haoud el Hamra 1927 ALE/LSB
snd(17/03/05) (ZE)
(17/03/05) (ZE)
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07739.0 MEDER30P: Algerian Oil&Gas Medera 1715 ALE/LSB snd
(18/03/05) (ZE)
07739.0 OHT30P: Algerian Oil&Gas Ohanet 1914 ALE/LSB snd
(17/03/05) (ZE)
07739.0 RNOUSLR1: Algerian Oil&Gas Rhourde Nouss 1930 ALE/LSB
snd (17/03/05)(ZE)
07746.3 : UNID 2015 COQ-8 encryped trafic (24/02/05) (LC)
07756.7 no call: Egyptian embassy Rome I 18:03 Sitor-A/100/170
5 characterHexadecimal groups to "71" 11feb05 (PPA)
07771.5 L2C: PNA Buenos Aires 0450 FEC Wx/SS (21/Feb/05) (RH2)
07777.0 D30: (possibly Mexican Army 30th Inf Bn, Guadalupe):
1109 USB/ALE TO=DIAMANTE (unidentified, Mexican Army).
02/22 RP3=20
07787.2 NAV3: Unid 0100 RTTY/50/170 Other calls: PD, S912,
13S912, 42S912, 52S912, 47S912, 15NAV3. Believe they were not
American or they were American & playing a role as being
against American assets in an exercise. (20Feb05) (AD)
07805
HI1LL: US FEMA Region 1 Hillsborough NH 2210 ALE/USB
07809.0 YLA: 1203 USB ALE clg 2Y9 (01/MAR/05) (KK)
07811.0 QTH?: Unidentified QTH 0208z JAN 30, 2005 USB AFRS
program with PSA information at 0230z [SN]
07816.7 : Unid Egyptian Diplo 2022 ARQ Long period of IRS
then opchat and gone. (28Feb05) (RGA)
07823.0 Chilean Ny: 2215 USB SS Unid stn sending 5LG
(12/02/05) (AJP)
07840.0 F1F: unid 0817 USB/ALE F1F clng F4R (07-mar-2005)(MSM)
07840.0 MO6: 1158 USB ALE clg QK3 (01/MAR/05) (KK)
07846.2 : UNID MIL GBR? 0750 PICCOLO-12 encryped trafic
(23/02/05) (LC)
07895.7 FN Brest: 0437 ARQ-E3 100/400 Betas (12/02/05) (AJP)
07903.5 DN1: - FBI, Denver, Colorado, USA: 1343 USB/ALE TO LV1
- FBI, LasVegas, Nevada, USA, with AMD and command [AMD ...]
[[CMD 61 7F 7F]][AMD D.1][E]. 2005-03-08 (MM)
07903.5 DN: - FBI, Denver, Colorado, USA: 1143 USB/ALE TO LV1
- FBI, LasVegas, Nevada, USA, with command [CMD 61 7F 7F].
2005-03-08 (MM)
07903.5 LR1: (FBI, Little Rock AR): 0320 USB/ALE TO GM1(FBI,
Guam??). 03/07 RP3
07903.5 LR1: (FBI, Little Rock, AR): 0443 USB/ALE TO MM1 (FBI,
Miami FL). 03/07 RP3
07903.5 LR1: (FBI, Little Rock, AR): 0444 USB/ALE TO HN1(FBI,
Houston TX). 03/07 RP3
07905.0 W47: (unidentified): 0117 USB/ALE TO TRT
07941.4 No Call: unid 0254 P-I/100Bd/CF=800Hz
<Calling:WPTG385>: Sailmail Corpus Christi, TX, no cnt
(28/FEB/05) (KK)
07945.0 No Call: unid 0531 Rtty 50Bd/500Hz (03/MAR/05) (KK)
07957
AAA: Israeli AF 2040 ALE/USB Sounding. (06Mar05) (RGA)
07968
: Russian Military 1537 MS-5/4800/USB QRJ IMI. QRJ3 K.
Morse on tone 3. QSX is 7874 kHz. QRJ3 SK and offair 1600.
(28Feb05) (RGA)
07969.0 HR: Algerian Oil&Gas Hassi R´mel 1952 ALE/USB snd
(18/03/05) (ZE)
07992
DKL: UK Military Dkhelia CYP? 2108 ALE/USB Sounds.
(25Feb05) (RGA)
08000.0 0200: Unid 1904 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg 0811 [sw]
08000.0 0200: Unid 1930 (19/03/05) ale/usb clg 1100 [sw]
08004.5 : Unid 1926 REVS/100/180 (28Feb05) (RGA)
08017.5 ZSC: Globe Wireless Cape Town 1127 GW-PACTOR/100/200
//16816. (08/Mar/05) (RH2)
08040.0 CGOOPS: (unidentified US Army Avn unit): 0001 USB/ALE
sounding. 02/12 RP3
08040.0 CGOOPS: (unidentified, Cargo Ops ???): 1848 USB/ALE TO
CGO25 (unidentified). 03/03 RP3
08040.0 T1Z131: (1/131st Avn, AL NG, Birmingham AL): 2139
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08058.0 CENTR2: Rom-Mfa Bucharest 0942 17/03/05 ale clg ZPO
[sw]
08058.0 ZPO: Rom-Mfa 0942 17/03/05 ale clg CENTR2 Bucharest
[sw]
08058.6 CRO: Croughton HF-GCS 1310 ALE/USB wg KEH34 US
Consulate Basrah Iraq (04Mar05) (SA)
08058.6 KVX45 US Embassy ?? 1437 ALE/USB wkg KWA54 US Embassy
?? (10Mar05) (SA)
08058.6 KVX53: US Embassy ?? 1304 ALE/USB wkg KWX56 US Embassy
?? (23Feb05) (SA)
08058.6 KVX53: US Embassy ?? 1307 ALE/USB wkg KVX56 US Embassy
?? (16Mar05) (SA)
08058.6 KWS92: US Embassy ?? 0939 ALE/USB wkg KWS93 US Embassy
in ALE+Voice for radio check, L&C (23Feb05) (SA)
08058.6 KWS93:US Embassy?? 0913 ALE/USB wkg KWX57 US Embassy
(23Feb05) (SA)
08058.6 KWT49: US Embassy ?? 1015 ALE/USB wkg KWX90 US Embassy
?? (18Mar05) (SA)
08058.6 KWT49: US Embassy ?? 1410 ALE/USB wkg KWW25 US Embassy
?? (17Mar05) (SA)
08058.6 KWT49: US Embassy ?? 1502 ALE/USB wkg KEH34 US
08058.6 KWT49: Usa-Mfa unid 1354 17/03/05 ale clg KMN95 [sw]
08058.6 KWT49: Usa-Mfa unid 1356 17/03/05 J3e Usb wkg KWX92
for rdo chk. New antenna installed at KWT49 site. [sw]
08058.6 KWT49: Usa-Mfa unid 1356 17/03/05 ale clg KWX92 [sw]
08058.6 KWT49: Usa-Mfa unid 1359 17/03/05 ale clg KWT51 [sw]
08058.6 KWT49: Usa-Mfa unid 1402 17/03/05 ale clg KEH38 [sw]
08058.6 KWT90: US Consulate Frankfurt 0934 ALE/USB wkg KWT93
US Embassy ?? (17Mar05) (SA)
08058.6 KWT93: US Embassy ??0825 ALE/USB wkg KWT97 US Embassy
(03Mar05) (SA)
08058.6 KWT93: US Embassy?? 0805 ALE/USB wkg KWT97 US
Embassy?? (17Feb05) (SA)
08058.6 KWX57: US Embassy ?? 0914 ALE/USB wkg KWS78 US Embassy
?? in ALE+VOICE for Radi Check (02Mar05) (SA)
08058.6 KWX90: US Embassy ?? 1417 ALE/USB wkg KWT50 US Embassy
?? ALE+VOICE for Radio Check (02Mar05) (SA)
08058.6 KWX90:US Embassy ??1411 ALE/USB wkg KWT51 US Embassy
?? ALE & VOICE for Radio Check and Authentication: (silence)
then "Code books are still in safe!!". reply "Try again next
week. Might be a good idea to get them out before you go on
air next time" (16Mar05) (SA)
08058.6 KWX92: US Embassy ?? 1310 ALE/USB wkg KWB48 US
Embassy ?? ALE+VOICE for Radio Check and Chat (02Mar05) (SA)
08058.6 KWX92: Usa-Mfa unid 1356 17/03/05 ale clg KWT49 [sw]
08058.6 KXV45: US Embassy ?? 1317 ALE/USB wkg KWA43 US Embassy
?? ALE+VOICE for Radio Check, joined on Freq by KVX50 req
Radio Check on Channel 3. (02Mar05) (SA)
08058.6 WNG740: (US Dept of State): 1844 USB/ALE sounding.
02/12 RP3
08058.6 WNG831: UNID 1619 ALE/USB wkh KEH34 US Consulate
Basrah Iraq (10Mar05) (SA)
08060
CS003B: Macedonian Mil ? 1036 ALE/USB to RS006B
(11/Mar/05) (ZE)
08060
RS0013: Macedonian Mil ? 1137 ALE/USB to CS003
(11/Mar/05) (ZE)
08060.0 CS003: Macedonia Mil 1023 17/03/05 ale clg RS0014 [sw]
08060.0 CS0: Macedonia Mil 1030 17/03/05 ale clg RS0016 [sw]
08060.0 RS0013: Macedonia Mil 0934 17/03/05 ale clg CS0 [sw]
08085.6 KWX90: US Embassy ?? 1414 ALE/USB wkg kwt51 US Embassy
?? (23Feb05) (SA)
08085.6 WNG831: UNID 1721 ALE/USB wkg KEH34 US Consulate
08097
: Spanish Number Station USB 1830 (22Feb05) (CC)
08098.3 No Call: prb. CNDT, Algerian Customs 2100 P-I/
Ham/200Bd (11/MAR/05) (KK)
08101.5 T1Z: unid US Army station 18:39 ALE/USB incomplete
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08136.0
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08176.0
08180.0
08180.0
08191.7
08280
08280.0
08280.0
08294.0
08294.0
08297.0
08333.5
08333.5
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08414.0
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08414.5
08414.5
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callsign (QRM 4XZ) calling R23 10mar05 (PPA)
Canete: Unid
2257 USB SS OM clg "H4" Bolivian acent
(05/03/05) (AJP)
Unid: Bolivian Police 2300 USB SS radiograms
(05/03/05) (AJP)
: Italian Fishing Net 1700 USB From Sicily. (15Mar05) (AB2)
AAA: (Israeli Air Force): 0205 USB/ALE sounding. Also
no call: Cuban intel (V2) 08:50 J3E SS YL Attencion +
5F msg 20feb05 (PPA)
Unid: Russian mil 2330 CW 5FG Cut 0 Strong sig. (not
FSK) (05/03/05) (AJP)
R01651: (prob UH-60A): 1604 USB/ALE TO T4Z101 (4/101st
Avn, Ft Campbell KY). Also noted on 09081.5. 03/03 RP3
VMC: charleville met 0856 USB ee wx forecast Feb26 05 ML
unid: pirate qso?? 0900 USB russ Feb27 05 ML
STA: TUNISIAN NET ?LOC 0808 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng STAT21 (10/Mar)(DW)
STAT152: TUNISIAN NET ?LOC 0825 MIL.STD 1881-141A ALE
on usb. Clng STAT21 (07/Mar)(DW)
9MR: Malay Navrad 1706 RTTY/50/850 "Fm KD Malaya to
KPA5102' - Admin Msgs (08/Mar/05) (RH2)
PNF: Unid Venezualan Navy 0435 ALE/USB Clg
BRIFFRI5/Brigada Fluvial Franz Risquez Irbarren and
BRIUFR?A/unID). Long long long long callup to short call BRI
before SINAD report request passed, no further tfc. Very weak
sig. (01Mar05) (BC2)
7RC4: (unidentified): 1217 LSB/ALE TO T5L
(unidentified) Also noted on 09075.0 LSB.
02/15 RP3
PNRN5: (Venezuelan Riverine Naval Post): 0358 LSB/ALE TO
BRIFFRI5 (Riverine Brigade (Brigada Fluvial) "Franz Risquez
Iribarren"). 02/26 RP3
unid: ship 1451 USB russ Feb13 05 ML
unid: ship 0902 USB polish phone dial Feb27 05 ML
PNRN5: (Naval Riverine Post (Puesta Navale Fluvial)#5,
Rio Negro): 0133 LSB/ALE TO BRIFFRI5 (Venezuelan Riverine
Brigade (Brigada Fluvial) "Franz Risquez Iribarren"). 03/02 RP3
0EV: unid prob GER MIL 1209 USB/Voice egnlish with
germanaccent,comms 1side copied, "Zero Echo Victor..."
(09-mar-2005)(MSM)
drdk: german navy submarine "U17" S 196 0842 usb qso
dhj59 (26feb 05) (wp3)
PWZ-33: BN Rio de Janeiro 0110 RTTY 200/200 News in
Portuguese(23/02/05) (AJP)
unid: ship 0909 ARQ ucor?? Mar06 05 ML
---: SHIP UNID 1421 rtty 50/R/170 Tfc in 3sc. Offair
on completion, no csgn (01/Mar)(DW)
477915000: M/V Elisabeth Schulte 14:05 (VRXD3
Container) test with 2191000 Lyngby Radio. 12mar05 (RPA)
9HXD6: Zim Keelung 0653 GMDSS Relays apparent distress
message alleging KWK Genesis/9VWQ suffers fire and explosion
at posn 3934N 01358E. (10Mar05) (APB)
: Unid MRCC (003660003 USA) 1933 GMDSS Acks apparent
distress message allegedly from Greek vessel Superfast
VII/SWFC, in undesignated distress at 5949N 02256E.
(13Mar05) (APB)
: Unid MRCC (Panama) 0647 GMDSS Relays apparent
distress message from Welfare Diana/J8B2065 allegedly
disabled and adrift at posn 2012S 03555E. (05Mar05) (APB)
: Unid Vessel (MMSI 319827000) 0352 GMDSS Relays
alleged distress message apparently from TCNE/Cemil Taman,
allegedly in unspecified distress at 3811N 01245E.
(24Feb05) (APB)
: Unid Vessel 1010 GMDSS Relays unlikely distress
message alleging unspecified distress by an unknown Irish
vessel at 5346N 00533W. (02Mar05) (APB)
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08414.5 J8WI6: St Vincent Ship Fjordstone 0025 GMDSS Relays
apparent distress message from Dutch ship Lootsgracht/PFPT
(08Mar05) (APB)
08414.5 NMC: CAMSPAC Pt Reyes CA USA 1546 GMDSS Relays alleged
undesignated distress msg from Singapore vessel Spring
Wave/9VXB allegedly in distress at 3455N 15712E.
(27Feb05) (APB)
08414.5 NMO: MRCC Honolulu/Almeda 0735 GMDSS Relays apparent
distress message allegedly from Panamanian-flagged vessel
Fantom/3EMW6 at position 2906N 06228W. Received with cheksum
error. (10Mar05) (APB)
08414.5 NMO: MRCC Honolulu/MRCC Alameda 0955 GMDSS Relays
supposed distress message from unid Liberian-flagged vessel
(02Mar05) (APB)
08414.5 PFPT: SHIP LOOTSGRACHT 0024 DSC 100/E/170 Distress
call. MMSI 245828000. Undesignated. Posn 38.01N 16.28E (Ionian
Sea) (08/Mar)(DW)
08414.5 ZLM: RCC Lower Hutt NZL 1200 GMDSS Relays alleged
distress msg from illegal/unlisted vessel (MMSI 366928330)
allegedly in distress at 1039S 16602W. (28Feb05) (APB)
08416.0 IAR: Rome Radio naval CW every 10 sc. 6Mar05(MAL)
08417.5 XSV: TIANJIN RADIO 1404 CW Chan free marker "XSV"
(18/Mar)(DW)
08421.0 LZW: Varna Radio Bulgary CW y fec 6Mar05 (MAL)
08421.5 LZW: Varna Radio 1045 SITOR-B tfc-list (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
08423.0 SVO: Olympia Radio Greece CW marker 6Mar05(MAL)
08424
SVO: OlympiaRadio Athens 1342 FEC News in Greek.
(24Feb05) (RGA)
08424.0 SVO4: OLYMPIA RADIO 1408 CW Chan free marker "de SVO".
qrm from 170Hz 50bd F1b reversals on same frequency
(18/Mar)(DW)
08424.4 SVO: Olympia Radio 2138, SITOR-B, meteo in english
(17-feb-2005)(MSM)
08425.5 XSG: SHANGHAI RADIO 1413 arq 100/E/170 Wkng ships. Too
weak to decode (18/Mar)(DW)
08428.0 UAT: MOSCOW RADIO 1429 CW Chan free marker "de UAT"
(18/Mar)(DW)
08429.0 IDR: Italian Navy Roma CARB Broadcast IGJ/IDR rtty
75/850 6Mar05 (MAL)
08429.0 IDR: Italian Navy Roma CARB Broadcast IGJ/IDRrtty
75/850 6Mar05 (MAL)
08429.5 IDR4: IN ROME 1421 RTTY 75/N/850 CARB, and Legenda
(18/Mar)(DW)
08430.0 RRR34: MOSCOW RADIO 1417 fec 100/E/170 Stn info "cw de
3756"/tfc list. qrm from space tone of IDR4 (18/Mar)(DW)
(18/Mar)(DW)
08430.0 TAH: Istambul Radio Turkey CW marker 6Mar05(MAL)
08431.5 UAT: Moscow Radio 1200 SITOR-B tfc-list
(04 Mar 05)(HPT)
08433.0 TAH: Istambul Radio Turkey CW marker 6Mar05(MAL)
(18/Mar)(DW)
08435
XSQ: GuangzhouRadio PRC 1932 ARQ w/Morse ID.
(28Feb05) (RGA)
08435.0 RLK7: arkhangelsk id 0905 FEC/uos very long txt with
pers lists Feb2705 ML
08435.0 XSQ: GUANGZHOU RADIO 1434 arq 100/E/170 Wkng ship. Too
weak to decode. Reverts to chan free marker "XSQ"
(18/Mar)(DW)
08438.0 PBC: Neth. Navy Goeree Island PCB CARBBroadcast. rtty
75/850 6Mar05 (MAL)
08445.0 HEB03: Bern Radio, SUI CW marker 6Mar05 (MAL)
08446
ZSC: CapeRadio SAF 1933 GLOBEDATA Idling. (28Feb05) (RGA)
08452.0 RFFMEA: Naviter France Sud, FN La Regine rtty75/850
6Mar05 (MAL)
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08453.0 RFFMEA: F Ny 0744 ITA-2 75/850 Ry (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
08475.3 FUX: FN Le Port 1656 RTTY/75/850 RY/ID/QRV etc
(08/Mar/05) (RH2)
08475.5 FUX: FN Le Port REU 0125 RTTY/75/850 Testing.
(28Feb05) (WC)
08483.0 HEB04: Bern Radio, SUI CW marker 6Mar05 (MAL)
08484
HLG: SeoulRadio KOR 1936 CW CQ marker. (28Feb05) (RGA)
08494.7 D: MX Beacon Odessa 1939 CW (28Feb05) //7038.7 (RGA)
08495
(14Mar05) (WC)
08549.0 UCE: Arkhangelsk Radio 0748 SITOR-A tfc (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
08550
CTP PN Lisbon 1403 RTTY/75/850 To NAWS. (18Mar05) (PF)
08550,0 CTP: Portugal Navy Lisboa NATO rtty 75/8506Mar05 (MAL)
08550.0 CTP: Portugal Navy Lisboa NATO rtty 75/8506Mar05 (MAL)
08551.5 CTP: NATO Portugal 0752 ITA-2 75/850 NAWS (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
08563.0 Unid: rtty 50/850 6Mar05 (MAL)
08570.5 UWS3: Kiev Radio 1220 cw tfc-list (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
08582.0 PNFA1: (Naval Riverine Post (Puesta Navale Fluvial)#1, Rio
Orinoco-Apure): 0844 LSB/ALE TO BRIFFRI1(Venezuelan Riverine
Brigade (Brigada Fluvial) "Franz Risquez Iribarren").
03/02 RP3
08589.0 SAB: GW Goeteborg Sweden 0xde idler and traffic 6Mar05 (MAL)
08600.0 SAB: GW Goeteborg Sweden 0xde idler and traffic 6Mar05 (MAL)
08604
ZSJ: SAN Silvermine 1131 MFSK-32/54.3bd. //4032.7 &
6410 (08/Mar/05) (RH2)
08634
VTG 6: Mumbai India R. 2135 CW Callsign. (27-Feb-05) (DANI)
08636
HLW: Seoul Radio Korea 2130 CW Callsign. (27-Feb-05) (DANI)
08669.0 IAR: Rome Radio naval "vvv vvv vvv de iar ear iar k 4
8 12 16 22 mhz = we lsn 22 and reply on 17206.1 khz" 6Mar05
(MAL)
08669.0 IAR: Rome Radio naval "vvv vvv vvv de iar ear iar k 4
8 12 16 22 mhz = we lsn 22 and reply on 17206.1 khz"
6Mar05 (MAL)
08670.0 IAR: Rome Radio 0756 cw, vvv, working frequencies
(04 Mar05)(HPT)
08685.0 Unid: rtty 50/850 6Mar05 (MAL)
08711
CYP: UK Military Cyprus 2028 ALE/USB Sounding.
(19Feb05) (RGA)
08728.0 3AC: monaco 0839 USB ff work marie-sophie, petrel,
marrakech...Feb26 05 ML
08734.0 SVO: Olympia Radio 1003 USB E/Gr callband (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
08740.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1507 USB E/Dan tfc-list (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
08761.0 CBV: Playa Ancha R 0255 USB SS Time signal announce.
Off at 0300z (08/03/05) (AJP)
08776
DANDY DAN: Unid 0240 USB With 53 Character EAM. //6697
(01Mar05) (CC)
08788.0 WLO: Mobile, Alabama 1200z Jan 9, 2005 USB YL with
station information broadcast [SN]
08788.0 WLO: mobile r ID 0922 USB yl wx forecast Mar06 05 ML
08816
52247: Russian Naval Aircraft 1228 CW QTC QQM (arrived
at control zone) XLOS (at) 1227 RPT AL K to (inaudible)
RJF94/Central Section Stn Moscow. RCB/Western Sector Stn also
repeats back. (04Mar05) (RGA)
08816
RCB: Russian Naval Air Western Sector Stn 1339 CW Wkg
aircraft 52247 who sends status msg QTO 1323 QRD XLLP XLOS QRE
1425 QAH 4200 QBD 5200 RPT AL K. RJF94 also copies repeats and
QSLs the msg. (04Mar05) (RGA)
08816
RJC38: Russian Naval Air Northern Sector Station
Murmansk 1256 CW Calls aircraft 52234 for QSAs. Aircraft
inaudible. No apparent traffic. (04Mar05) (RGA)
08819
Aktyubinsk : WKG North Central Asia VOLMET 1838 USB
(05Mar05) (MC)
08828
Auckland: WKG Pacific Region VOLMET 1653 USB (06Mar05) (MC)
08834
AY1956: Finnair B757 1928 HFDL Reports 5325N 04311E to
ARINC Johannesburg. (03Mar05) (RGA)
08834
D-ALCG: Lufthansa Cargo MD11 Flt LH8270 1828 HFDL Posn
1050N 02007W. (02Mar05) (RGA)
08834
N552TZ: American Transair B757 Flt TZRCH8 1903 HFDL At
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08834
08858
08858.0
08858.0
08858.0
08858.0
08864
08906.0
08912
08948
08948
08948
08948
08948
08948
08948
08948
08948
08948
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08948
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4010N 03320E. (02Mar05) (RGA)
SAA337: SAA Flights 337,575,362 & 620 1132 HFDL Posns
to JNB with acks over next 20 mins (08/Mar/05) (RH2)
ARINC Johannesburg. (02Mar05) (RGA)
ZS-SFI: S.African Airways A319-100 1915 HFDL Logs on.
Ex D-AVWR. ICAO C40D00. (02Mar05) (RGA)
ZS-SNC: S.African Airways A340 1855 HFDL Logs on.
(02Mar05) (RGA)
AA1: unid Israeli airforce 18:54 ALE/USB sounding
10mar05 (PPA)
AAA: (Israeli Air Force): 0048 USB/ALE sounding. 02/26 RP3
AAA: ISR airforce Tel-Aviv ISR 18:58 ALE/USB sounding
10mar05 (PPA)
TSM: presumed Israeli airforce 18:46 ALE/USB sounding
10mar05 (PPA)
N608PM: Gulf-IV 2110 USB Posn report to GANDER RADIO
52N 30W at 2111 FL400. Est 52N 40W 2158. 50N 50W next. SELCAL
ALMR. (12Mar05) (RGA)
AEA051: 1700 Air Europa 051 request selcal FM-LQ to
Santa Maria EC-IQAB763 USB 06/03 (PP1)
FAASJU: FAA San Juan, PR 2000 ALE/USB (17Mar05) (CC)
A6-ERG: Emirates A340 2307 HFDL Signs on. (09Mar05) (RGA)
A7-ACB: Qatar Airways A330 2221 HFDL Logs on.
(06Mar05) (RGA)
A7-ACB: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0034 2157 HFDL Logs
on. (25Feb05) (RGA)
A7-ACC: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR1889 2233 HFDL At
2305N 08246E. (08Mar05) (RGA)
A7-ACD: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0002 2251 HFDL Logs
on. (06Mar05) (RGA)
A7-ACE: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0332 2257 At 2528N
05507E. (06Mar05) (RGA)
A7-ACH: Qatar Airways A330 2300 HFDL Logs on.
(06Mar05) (RGA)
A7-CJB: Qatar Airways A319 Flt QR0702 2219 Logs on to
ARINC Las Palmas. (09Mar05) (RGA)
AFR827: Air France Flt 2217 HFDL Posn 0345N 00950E.
(06Mar05) (RGA)
CO0055: Continental Flt 2133 HFDL Posn 4657N 07020W to
F-GYAS: Aéro Services/Air France A319 2020 HFDL Logs
on. (22Feb05) (RGA)
2205 HFDL Posn 5151N 00314W. (25Feb05) (RGA)
HFDL Logs on to ARINC Las Palmas. (06Mar05) (RGA)
HP-1527: COPA B737 2308 HFDL Logs on. (09Mar05) (RGA)
HP-1528: COPA B737 2226 HFDL Logs on to ARINC Las
Palmas. (06Mar05) (RGA)
I-LIVB: Livingstone A321 Flt LVG251 2228 HFDL Posn
3123N 01137W. QSYs to 5544/Bahrain at 2244 from posn 2948N
013W. (08Mar05) (RGA)
N19130: Continental B757 2229 HFDL Signs on. (08Mar05) (RGA)
N270AV: USA3000 A320 'Cancun' 2237 HFDL Logs on.
(06Mar05) (RGA)
3643N 07227W. (06Mar05) (RGA)
N543PA: Polar Air B747 2245 HFDL Logs on. (06Mar05) (RGA)
N613FE: Federal Express MD11 2149 HFDL Logs on and
acks METAR for EINN/Shannon. (25Feb05) (RGA)
N68159: Continental B767 2244 HFDL Logs on. (06Mar05) (RGA)
OH-LBU: Finnair B757 Flt AY2369 2249 HFDL Posn 3959N
01108W. (06Mar05) (RGA)
TZ764Y: American Transair Flt 2000 HFDL At 4004N
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08968
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03248E. (22Feb05) (RGA)
VP-BWK: Aeroflot A319 Flt SU0515 2005 HFDL Logs on to
ZS-SNA: S.African Airways A340 Flt Flt SA0260 2234
HFDL At 0308N 02441E. (08Mar05) (RGA)
ZS-SNF: S.African Airways A340 2227 HFDL Signs on to
ARINC Las Palmas. (08Mar05) (RGA)
ZS-SNF: S.African Airways A340 Flt SA0210 2138 HFDL
ZS-SXB: S.African Airways A340 Flt SA0203 2135 HFDL
Posn 0929S 00653E. (25Feb05) (RGA)
--: Canarias 2120 hfdl 300bp/-- ACK codes
(09/Mar/2005) (De Berti Paolo)
ARINC 17: Canary Is. 2230 HFDL Squitters (AJP)
Shannon VOLMET IRL 2219 USB (EIP) (01Mar05) (CC)
220104: C-17 02-1104 1403 ALE/USB wkg CRONPR Croughton
NIPR NET (10Mar05) (SA)
591501: KC-135 59-1501 1614 ALE/USB wkg HIKNPR Hickam
NIPR NET (23Feb05) (SA)
ICZNPR: Sigonella NIPR NET 1426 ALE/USB wkg CRONPR
Croughton NIPR NET (08Mar05) (SA)
ICZNPR: Sigonella NIPR NET 1620 ALE/USB wkg DL0003DAT
E-3B 79-0003 (10Mar05) (SA)
ICZNPR: Sigonella NIPR NET 1705 ALE/USB wkg CRONPR
Croughton NIPR NET (03Mar05) (SA)
PNR400: US DEA Bahamas 0807 ALE/USB Sounds (24Feb05) (SA)
gaf: ?? 2019 USB ee end of comm Feb09 05 ML
unid: gaf? 0842 USB end of trans Feb26 05 ML
ADWSPR: Andrews SIR NET 2206 ALE/USB wkg E30352DAT
E-3B 77-0352 (10Mar05) (SA)
UP6727: 18:50 UP6727 UPS B767-300 Position
52.20,30N 11.59,9W HFDL 16feb05 (RP)
NMH: USCG Alexandria, VA 2040 ALE/USB (17Mar05) (CC)
Camslant Chesapeake: Clg H8T 1856 USB For flight
report flight ops normal (AC unheard NOTHING on 5696)
(01Mar05) (CC)
Coast Guard 1502: Clg Camslant Chesapeake 1828 USB
Flight ops normal position 3658N 7638W. (01Mar05) (CC)
Coast Guard 2140: Clg Camslant Chesapeake 1829 USB
Flight ops normal 2905N 8123W. (01Mar05) (CC)
USCG 2117: HU-25A 2042 USB Wkg Camslant for a radio
check. (17Mar05) (CC)
USCG 2117: HU-25A 2127 USB Wkg Camslant for radio
guard. (17Mar05) (CC)
Z5C: US DEA? 1817 USB Cancels guard. Flight ops
normal. (20Feb05) (JG)
Unid: rtty 75/850 EAM: 09142 Unid: rtty 50/850 6Mar05 (MAL)
Unid: rtty 75/850 EAM: 6MAR05 (mal)
86000021: C-5 86-0021 1644 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews
US Navy: 2216 Link-11 (14/02/05) (AJP)
100445: C-5 70-0445 1623 ALE/USB wkg JNR Peurto Rico
HF-GCS with ALE init PP,s to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN "Hilda East"
and [AMD]CCCCPTAWNNNN "Hilda West" both unsuccessful.
(02Mar05) (SA)
120: UNID 1736 ALE/USB wkg HAW Ascension HF-GCS
(06Mar05) (SA)
160015 C-5 86-0015 1607 ALE/USB wkg AED Elmendorf
160020: C-5 86-0020 2146 ALE/USB Self Test (27Feb05) (SA)
190005 C-5 69-0005 1014 ALE/USB wkg JNR Peurto Rico
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200176: C-17 00-0176 1216 ALE/USB Self Test (20Feb05) (SA)
200176: C-17 00-0176 2051 ALE/USB wkg 491??? KC-10
???(13Mar05) (SA)
200179: C-17 00-0179 1349 ALE/USB Sounds (27Feb05) (SA)
200182:C-17 00-0182 2047 ALE/USB wkg CRO Croughton
210194: C-17 01-0194 1718 ALE/USB wkg AED Elmendorf
250107: C-17 95-0107 1736 ALE/USB wkh ADW Andrews
270043: C-17 97-0043 (Rch 9743)0845 ALE/USB wkg CRO
Croughton HF-GCS with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPGBLNNNN ??? "
No tones or ring tones after the AMD only the Op trying to
raise Croughton in voice. So possibly GBL may be another ALE
address for Croughton???? (02Mar05) (SA)
HF-GCS with ALE int PP to [AMD]CCCCD86732100NNNN Charleston
phone ops,broken unreadable (22Feb05) (SA)
HF-GCS with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPCRONNNN Croughton
"unreadable" (26Feb05) (SA)
40192: KC-10 82/84-0192 Rch-332Y 1115 ALE/USB wkg CR0
Croughton HF-GCS ALE & VOICE for 1700 WX at UAF? poss
"Kyrgyzstan" (16Mar05) (SA)
40192: KC-10 84-0192 (Rch-983) 1341 ALE/USB wkg PLA
Lajes HF-GCS (19Feb05) (SA)
401951 KC-10 79-1951 1246 ALE/USB wkg CRO Croughton
500351: KC-135 60-0351 0828 ALE/USB wkg TAG Incirlik
HF-GCS?? (03Mar05) (SA)
523580: KC-135 62-3580 1450 ALE/USB Sounds (05Mar05) (SA
538871: KC-135 63-8871 1950 ALE/USB wkg CRO Croughton
(11Mar05) (SA)
571453: KC0-135 57-1453 1714 ALE/USB Self Test
(19Feb05) (SA)
580047: KC0135 58-0047 1710 ALE/USB wkg GUA Guam
705: UNID 0908 ALE/USB wkg HAW Ascension HF-GCS
(19Feb05) (SA)
770126: MC-130H 87-0126 1220 ALE/USB Self Test
(20Feb05) (SA)
AA1: UNID 0829 ALE/USB Sounds (25Feb05) (SA)
(23Feb05) (SA)
AED: Elmendorf HF-GCS 0911 ALE/USB wkg JTY Yokota
AED: Elmendorf HF-GCS 1950 ALE/USB wkg 40190 KC-10
84-0190 (23Feb05) (SA)
B69:UNID 2023 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews HF-GCS
(16Mar05) (SA)
CEC: UNID 0908 ALE/USB wkg GUA Guam HF-GCS (02Mar05) (SA)
CRO: Croughton HF-GCS 1511 ALE/USB WKG PLA Lajes
HF-GCS ALE&VOICE for Radio Check (15Mar05) (SA)
79-1713 (24Feb05) (SA)
CRO: Croughton HF-GCS 1303 ALE/USB wkg KEH34 US
Consulate Basrah Iraq (17Feb05) (SA)
CRO: Croughton HF-GCS 1506 ALE/USB wkg HAW Ascension
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CROSPR:Croughton SIPR NET 1328 ALE/USB wkg KEH34 US
Consulate Basrah Iraq (08Mar05)M(SA)
ICZ: Sigonella HF-GCS 1116 ALE/USB wkg IKF Keflavik
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 0918 ALE/USB wkg JDG Diego Garcia
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 1314 ALE/USB wkg ICZ Sigonella
JDG: Diego Garcia HF-GCS 1905 ALE/USB wkg GUA Guam
JNR: Lajes HF-GCS 2108 ALE/USB wkg OFF Offutt HF-GCS
(17Mar05) (SA)
JNR: Peurto Rico HF-GCS 0907 ALE/USB wkg OFF Offutt
UKE303: RAF E-3 ZH103 1304 ALE/USB wkg UKE306 RAF E-3
ZH106 (22Feb05) (SA)
UKE306: RAF E-3D ZH106 NATO-10 1341 ALE/USB wkg CRO
Croughton HF-GCS ALE & VOICE "Are you ready to recieve one
text message (AMD) for training" no more heard
(15Mar05) (SA)
ADW: (USAF GSC, Andrews AFB): 1538 USB/ALE TO 491710
(KC-10 # 70-1710, 305th AMW, McGuire AFB NJ). 02/12 RP3
13215.0 170041: (C-5 # 87-0041, 9th AS, Dover AFB): 1549
ADW: (USAF GSC, Andrews AFB): 1908 USB/ALE TO B69
ADW: (USAF GSC, Andrews AFB): 2201 USB/ALE TO E30352
(E-3B AWACS # 77-77-0352, Tinker AFB). May be Sentry 61 noted
above. 02/24 RP3
11175.0 Elmendorf: (very weak): 2256 USB
w/Reach 1009 in pp w/unheard station. Reach 1009 requests
assistance since most of their navaids are out of commission.
Reach 1009 passes position as 2250N/3311W. 02/24 RP3
F41: (HU-25 # 2141, CGAS Cape Cod): 1934 USB/ALE TO
ADW (USAF GSC, Andrews AFB). 02/28 RP3
GS2: (unidentified): 2039 USB/ALE TO ADW (USAF GSC,
Andrews AFB). GS2 also noted in ALE w/Offutt AFB on this freq.
02/28 RP3
icz: 15:06 ICZ USAF/NAS Sigonella with Sounding
ALE 16feb05 (RP)
: Unid Prob FAPSI 1956 RTTY/75/500 5LGs. Morse opchat:
NIL K. OK 5M. V OM. SEE = 11166 000 12729. R. Nothing heard
11166 and 12729 kHz. (28Feb05) (RGA)
CRSSIL: (Rockwell Collins Signal Integration
Laboratory, probably Cedar Rapids, IA): 0943 USB/ALE sounding.
JDG: USN Diego Garcia 1628 LINK-11 Not sure of this
one- AJP can you confirm pls? (24/Feb/05) (RH2)
LINK-11/2250/USB. (28Feb05) (RGA)
US Navy Diego Garcia: 2220 Link-11 (14/02/05) (AJP)
PULI: unid CIS military 08:45 A1A accented 5L QTC to
FBMJ duplextraffic unknown QSX 20feb05 (PPA)
PNME2: (Naval Riverine Post (Puesta Navale Fluvial)#2, Rio
Meta): 1137 LSB/ALE TO BRIFFRI2 (Venezuelan Riverine Brigade
(Brigada Fluvial) "Franz Risquez Iribarren"). 03/02 RP3
UNID: STATION IDLING @ 21:00 & STILL GOING ARQ-E3
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09111.7
09118.7
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09150.5
09155
09165.0
09189.7
09190
09190
09190
09198.0
09200
09200
09200
09200
09200
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09200.0
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09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
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100/400 25feb05 (R)
KFMHNG: (prob 1/126th Avn, MA NG, Otis ANGB, MA): 1420
R00367: (prob UH-60A/L): 1607 USB/ALE TO
T7Z101(&/101st Avn, Ft Campbell KY). Also noted on 06911.5.
03/03 RP3
R24324: (prob UH-60A/L): 1603 USB/ALE TO
T7Z101(7/101st Avn, Ft Campbell KY. R24324 also noted in ALE
w/R00367 & R01650. 03/03 RP3
LCR154: unid Polish military 09:00 ALE/USB Sounding
TWS LCR154 12feb05 (PPA)
FN Dakar: 2230 Stanag4285 (14/02/05) (AJP)
: USCG Boston 2158 FAX/120/576 (27-Feb-05) (DANI)
NMF: uscg boston 0927 FAX better lsb?? pressure chart
Feb27 05 ML
: FF Cayenne 2148 ARQ-E3/192bd Traffic encryp.
(27-Feb-05) (DANI)
rflig: FF Cayenne 2316 arq-e3/192/383/8 vzczcugi003 oo
paris de=rflig 059 0609 1 znr uuuuu zft igu 002 nnnn
(27 Feb 05) (wp3)
: Unid Egyptian Diplo 2005 ARQ Long period of IRS then
ATU80 opchat yks yks and goes off the air. (28Feb05) (RGA)
Unid: rtty 50/850 6Mar05 (MAL)
Rusian Mil: 2242 MS5 12 tones + 3300Hz pilot
tone(14/02/05) (AJP)
: M08?/V02 0536 AM -vmF-Sp-5 numbers. (21Feb05) (WC)
HLL: Seoul Meteo 1230 FAX 120 End of chart and off
(16/02/05) (AJP)
EGY Emb Ankara: 1430 SITOR-A msgs (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
17:09:19 26feb05 (MAL).
17:09:49 26feb05 (MAL).
17:58:33 26feb05 (MAL).
4P0: (Chilean Navy): 0057 LSB/ALE TO CA2 (Chilean
Navy). 02/26 RP3
16:18:06 26feb05 (MAL).
16:18:24 26feb05 (MAL).
17:04:49 26feb05 (MAL).
16:22:26 26feb05 (MAL).
07R: sounding AL2 MIL-std-188-141 ALE 2G 27Feb05
08:09:56 26feb05 (MAL).
12A: sounding AL2 MIL-std-188-141 ALE 2G 27Feb05
08:58:34 26feb05 (MAL).
1308. 1637 clng 1309. 1642 clng 1311. 1647 clng 1312. 1651
clng 1313 (20/Feb)(DW)
1313. 1828 clng 131 (20/Feb)(DW)
1001: Unid ALE/USB TO 1109 17:18:20 11Mar05 (MAL)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
2517. 1919 sounding (20/Feb)(DW)
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09200.0
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09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
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09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
09200.0
09230
09230.0
09230.0
09230.0
09230.0
09230.0
09230.0
09230.0
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(20/Feb)(DW)
2408. 1001 clng 2403 (20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
208: Singapure Navy vessel "Ressolution" ALE/USB
18:40:43 11Mar05 (MAL)
208: Singapure Navy vessel "Ressolution"ALE/USB TO TF1
18:40:39 11Mar05 (MAL)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
2409: UNID 1923 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Soundinbg
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
LESKOVIKU: ALBANIAN ARMY LESKOVIKU 1920 MIL.STD
188-141A ALE on usb. Clng SHEBENIKU (20/Feb)(DW)
LESKOVIKU: ALGERIAN ARMY LESKOVIKU 1904 MIL.STD
188-141A ALE on usb. Clng SHEBENIKU (21/Feb)(DW)
T36MED: 36 Medical Company (Air Ambulance) US Army
Deployed 1945 ALE/USB Sounds. (19Feb05) (RGA)
R23698: Usa-Mil (poss deployed Iraq) 1632 17/03/05 ale
clg R23453 [sw]
R24655: Usa-Mil (poss deployed Iraq) 1606 17/03/05 ale
clg T54AA [sw]
T1159AA: Usa-Mil (poss deployed Iraq) 1607 17/03/05
ale sndg. [sw]
T1Z159: Usa-Mil (poss deployed Iraq) 1624 17/03/05 ale
sndg. [sw]
T1Z189: Usa-Mil (poss deployed Iraq) 1613 17/03/05 ale
sndg. [sw]
T36MED: Usa-Mil (poss deployed Iraq) 1611 17/03/05 ale
sndg. [sw]
T50AA: Usa-Mil (poss deployed Iraq) 1612 17/03/05 ale
sndg. [sw]
clg R24655 [sw]
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09230.0: R23453: Usa-Mil (poss deployed Iraq) 1632 17/03/05
ale clg R23698 [sw]
09230.0: T4Z123: Usa-Mil (poss deployed Iraq) 1632 17/03/05
ale sndg. [sw]
09232
(03Mar05) (RGA)
09251
LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER: E03 2012 Old hag in tfc with
5FG. (28Feb05) (RGA)
09251
LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER: E3 counting station 2105 USB
42118. (17Mar05) (CC) also noted on 6959
09262.0 unid: (ukr. mil =3F) 1541 rtty 50/488 =3Dkriptograma
zwirajna=3D
scr tfc ends with +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
(27 Feb 05) (wp3)
09292.0 CIP46: Canadian Military: 1710 USB voice radio check
(19/FEB/05) (JLM)
09293.5 VAF788: & CIP36, Canadian Military: 1712 USB ALE
(19/FEB/05) (JLM)
09295
09:23:05 26feb05 (MAL).
09295
BI21: Callng HN22 MIL-std-188-141 ALE 2G 26Feb05
17:55:12 26feb05 (MAL).
09295.0 BI21: Algerian Nat Guard? ALE/USB TO HN22 17:51:04
11Mar05 (MAL)
09295.0 BI21: Algerian Nat Guard? ALE/USB TO HN22 18:10:23
11Mar05 (MAL)
09295.0 CVX: Unid. ALE/USB SND 18:17:08 11Mar05 (MAL)
09295.0 RVHNY: (NY NG, Riverhead NY): 1506 USB/ALE sounding.
02/12 RP3
09315.0 HR: Alg-Oil/Gas, Hassi R'Mel, Alg 1136 17/03/05 ale
sndg. [sw]
09380.0 GAVION: (Venezuelan Coast Guard patrol craft "Gavion"
PC-401): 2256 LSB/ALE TO 8AV4 Unidentified station). 03/01 RP3
09840
249: M87 Variant 0130 CW 249 249 249 000 000 000
(repeated) (01Mar05) (IB)
09996.0 RWM: TS MOSCOW 1432 CW Steady carrier phase (09/Mar)(DW)
10045.0 4XZ: IN HAIFA 1852 CW Marker "vvv de 4XZ==" (25/Feb)(DW)
10046.0 4XZ: IN HAIFA 1442 CW Marker "vvv de 4XZ==" (09/Mar)(DW)
10046.0 4XZ: in haifa 1139 CW encr txt Feb26 05 ML
10051
airfield actuals. //6604 (28Feb05) (RGA)
10051
NEW YORK RADIO: VOLMET 0533 USB vmM-E-wx+id-RS:47.
(21Feb05) (WC)
10052.5 unid: ?? 1454 ARQ selcal TVXQ?? Feb13 05 ML
10066
A6-ERE: Emirates A340 1706 HFDL Logs on to ARINC Hat
Yai. (27Feb05) (RGA)
10066
A6-ERH: Emirates A340 1633 HFDL Signs on to ARINC Hat
Yai. (27Feb05) (RGA)
10066
A7-ACH: Qatar Airways A330 1629 HFDL Logs on.
(27Feb05) (RGA)
10066
(27Feb05) (RGA)
10066
B-6010: China Eastern A320-214 Flt MU5379 1644 HFDL At
2250N 11510E. ICAO ID FA059E. (27Feb05) (RGA)
10066
B-6050: China Eastern A340 Flt CES553 1659 HFDL Passes
fuel performance data to ground. Bound Paris/Charles de Gaulle
from Shanghai/Pu Dong. Then sends amended flight plan and more
fuel data. (27Feb05) (RGA)
10066
CN-RNY: Royal Air Maroc A321 Flt AT0426 1836 HFDL Logs
on. (02Mar05) (RGA)
10066
D-ALCH: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8398 1647 HFDL
4912N 02735E. (27Feb05) (RGA)
10066
I-LIVA: Livingstone A321 Flt LVG285 1656 HFDL 5002N
00834E. (27Feb05) 10830
T2Z238: 2-238 AVN US Army Tuzla BIH
1908 ALE/USB Sounding. (27Feb05) (RGA)
10066
LX-PCV: CargoLux B747 'City of Diekirch' 1631 HFDL
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10146.0
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10166.4
10183
10183
10183
10211.0
10211.0
10211.0
10211.0
10211.0
10244.0
10275
10281.3
10285.0
10285.0
10285.0
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N14228: Continental B737 Flt CO0934 1626 HFDL Logs on
to ARINC Hat Yai. (27Feb05) (RGA)
N583HA: Hawaiian B767-33A(ER) " 'a " 1708 HFDL Logs on
to ARINC Hat Yai. (02Mar05) (RGA)
OH-LBO: Finnair B757 Flt AY2502 1749 HFDL At 5912N
01618E. (02Mar05) (RGA)
OH-LBV: Finnair B757 1628 HFDL Logs on. (27Feb05) (RGA)
VP-BWH: Aeroflot A320 Flt SU0299 1648 HFDL Signs on.
(27Feb05) (RGA)
VP-BWH: Aeroflot A320 Flt SU0299 1659 HFDL At 5553N
03530E. (27Feb05) (RGA)
VP-BWO: Aeroflot A321 Flt SU0299 1642 HFDL Posn 5601N
03704E. (02Mar05) (RGA)
---: FLIGHT LH8409 1539 HFDL on usb. Log on rq to Hat
Yai. ICAO E60E3C (09/Mar)(DW)
G-VSHY: Virgin Atlantic A340 VS0200 1502 HFDL Posn
1025S 12641E. Via S.Francisco. (19Feb05) (GB)
SAA400: S.African Flt 0544 HFDL Posn 2629S 02856E.
(19Feb05) (GB)
ZS-SFI: S.African A319 SAA527 0442 HFDL Posn 2912S
03003E. (19Feb05) (GB)
DDK9: HAMBURG MET 1652 RTTY 50/N/450 Met tfc SHIP
(BBXX) (09/Mar)(DW)
: Unid 2223 UNID/50/850 Encryp. ?? (27-Feb-05) (DANI)
F5FJ: Ham 1115 USB/ALE clng F6ACU then switched to
voice (20-feb-2005)
APU25N: R/AM HF EMAIL NETWORK? 1555 AX25 300/-/200
R/am msgs. Includes METAR>2>APFMET, TCPIP,OZ5DIB-1 and
mentions Denamrk Koebenhavn/Roskildi, Skrydstrup, Thisted
Lufthavn, Vamdrup, Aalborg, Koebenhavn/Kastrup (09/Mar)(DW)
In traffic. (28Feb05) (RGA)
7OB(?): EAM bcasts 0016 USB (Prob S3D with post-0000z
new day call) bcasting GVX6NT, FVRZXO (or FV42XO) and LAPPWH.
(24 Feb 05) (JH)
S3D: Unid, Female Op 1947 USB 27- and 12-group EAMs.
(22Feb05) (CC)
S3D: Unid. Female Op 2304 USB 27-, 12- and 31character EAMS: GVX6NT, FVR2XO, LAPPWH.
(23 Feb 05) (JH)
snd (15/03/05)(ZE)
(15/03/05) (ZE)
MEDER30P: Algerian Oil&Gas Medera 2037 ALE/LSB snd
(15/03/05) (ZE)
(15/03/05) (ZE)
RNOUSLR1: Algerian Oil&Gas Rhourde Nouss 1946 ALE/LSB
snd (15/03/05)(ZE)
HR: ...INA sonatrach alg / hassir'mel... in amen 1445
ALE snd Feb2605 ML
RNOUSLR1: Algerian Sonatrach Net Rhourde Nouss LR1
Pipeline 2129 ALE/LSB Sounding here and on 10211 kHz LSB.
(23Feb05) (RGA)
No Call: unid prb. Helping Org. 1512 P-I/100Bd
<Calling:BEL>: Prb. Belgrad, No Cnt. (22/FEB/05) (KK)
(15/03/05) (ZE)
(15/03/05) (ZE)
snd (15/03/05)(ZE)
: USCG Assumed 1504 Mil-Std 188-110 Serial 1200 S IL.
(17Mar05) (AD)
(23Feb05) (RGA)
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10433.0
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10600
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10611.0
10648.0
10658
10691.5
10711.0
10715.0
10733.6
10733.6
10733.6
10733.6
10733.6
10733.6
10733.6
10733.6
10733.6
10733.6
10733.6
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10808
10837.0
10840.0
10840.0
10871.8
WUN-v11
(04Mar05) (RGA)
BUZ: MOI Roumanian POL Buzau 0904 ALE/USB to BU4
(18/03/05) (ZE)
1001: Ita-Pol 1532 17/03/05 ale clg 1107 [sw]
1305: Ita-Pol 1547 17/03/05 ale sndg. [sw]
2407: Ita-Pol 1553 17/03/05 ale clg 2001 [sw]
AMM: RSC UK Amman, JOR 1807 ALE/USB snd tws
(09/Mar/05) (ZE)
CYP: RSC UK Episkopi, CYP 1723 ALE/USB snd tws
(09/Mar/05) (ZE)
(09/Mar/05) (ZE)
Unid: US Navy 1114 Stanag4481 Stockton Strong signal
(08/03/05) (AJP)
Unid: Chinese 4+4 LSB 1109 (08/03/05) (AJP)
: Unid 0735 CW Vibroplex. Sent odd commands: 7d64 6n67
d4dt taa4 ii 7d64 6n67 d4dt taa4 ii 7d64 6n67 d4dt taa4 ii ...
(25Feb05) (IB)
CRC2M: Regional Command Centre 2nd Military Region
Venezuelan Army 2111 USB Calls CLC25M/Unid. (May be corrupt poor signal). (24Feb05) (RGA)
: Moscow Meteo 1456 FAX/120/576 Poor contrast chart.
Parameters uncertain. (19Mar05) (RGA)
moscow met: 1508 FAX poor qual pressure chart Feb13 05 ML
YHF: Mossad Tel-aviv ISR 18:30 USB YHF2 no message in
parallel with9202 7mar05 (PPA)
2017: Turkish Red Crescent Net 2032 ALE/USB Sounding
(24Feb05) (RGA)
812189: (helo, 160th SOAR Ft RUCKER AL): 2040 USB/ALE
TO GRB (probably "C" Coy, 5/101st Avn,"Ghost Rider Base",Fort
Campbell KY). 03/03 RP3
Link 11: 1647 USB (22/FEB/05) (JLM)
#’s: Unidentified QTH 1233z Jan 9, 2005 USB SS/YL 5f
. traffic not on until 1233z, carrier noted at 1220. fading in
and out here [SN]
KVX53:US Embassy ?? 1310 ALE/USB wkg KVX50 US
Embassy ?? (16Mar05) (SA)
KWT93 US Embassy ?? 1009 ALE/USB wkg KWT90 US
Embassy/Consulate Frankfurt ??(10Mar05) (SA)
ICZ: Sigonella HF-GCS 1345 ALE/USB wkg KEH34 US
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 131 ALE/USB wkg KEH34 US
(27Feb05) (RGA)
JDG: US HF-GCS Stn Diego Garcia BIOT 2018 ALE/USB
Sounds on USSD freq. (24Feb05) (RGA)
KWB48 US Embassy ?? 1125 ALE/USBB wkg KVX45 US Embassy
?? (03Mar05) (SA)
KWP97: US Embassy ?? 1046 ALE/USB wkg KWI56A US
Embassy ?? (23Feb05) (SA)
KWT93: US Embassy ?? 0904 ALE/USB wkg KWT55 US Embassy
?? (23Feb05) (SA)
KWT93: US Embassy ??0933 ALE/USB wkg KWT92 US Embassy
?? (17Mar05) (SA)
?? (23Feb05) (SA)
REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 07:29 F1B/50/1000 idling 20feb05 (PPA)
: Russian Military 1452 MS-5/4800/BPSK/USB Cipher.
(19Mar05) (RGA)
Unid: 1303 Chinese 4+4 LSB CF = 1750 (18/02/05) (AJP)
LESKOVIKU: Albanian military Leskoviku ALB 18:25 J3E
Albanian O/Mworking Shebeniku 6mar05 (PPA)
SHEBENIKU: Albanian military Shebeniku ALB18:22
ALE/USB callingLESKOVIKU for voice contact 6mar05 (PPA)
P: MX Beacon Kaliningrad 1450 CW With C on 10872.
(19Mar05) (RGA)
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11168.6
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11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
11168.6
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C: MX Beacon Moscow 0654 CW //13528 16332 8495 7039.
(01Mar05) (WC)
C: MX Beacon Moscow 1451 CW With P on 10871.8 kHz.
(19Mar05) (RGA)
S: MX Beacon Arkhangelsk 1215 CW(21Feb05) (WC)
---: UNID 0700 NUM13 8/E/400 (Enigma desig XP) on usb.
To/from? ID915. Tfc in 5 fig grps (08/Mar)(DW)
FDG: French Airforce Bordeaux 1032 Rtty 50Bd/170Hz
"Test de FDG....." (08/MAR/05) (KK)
JAP: (unidentified): 2346 USB/ALE TO CHH (unidentified).
02/14 RP3
KVX53:US Embassy ?? 1322 ALE/USB wkg KWX99 US
KWT93: US Embassy ?? 0948 ALE/USB wkg KWT91 US
ICZ: Sigonella HF-GCS 1309 ALE/USB wkg KEH34 US
IKF: Keflavik HF0-GCS 1303 ALE/USB wkg KEH34 US
JDG: Doego Garcia HF-GCS 1758 ALE/USB wkg KEH34 US
(02Mar05) (RGA)
KRN54:US Embassy ?? 1756 ALE/USB Sounds (15Mar05) (SA)
KVX53: US Embassy ?? 1314 ALE/USB wkg KWW25 US Embassy
?? ALE & VOICE for Radio CHECK (16Mar05) (SA)
KWA43: US Embassy ?? 1410 ALE/USB wkg KVX45 US Embassy
?? (18Mar05) (SA)
KWA43:US Embassy ?? 1110 ALE/USB wkg KVX45 US Embassy
?? (24Feb05) (SA)
KWA54: US Embassy ?? 1355 ALE/USB wkg KWA45 US Embassy
??(24Feb05) (SA)
KWA: US Embassy ?? 1338 ALE/USB wkg KVX45 US Embassy
?? (11Mar05) (SA)
?? (23Feb05) (SA)
KWS99: US Embassy ?? 1359 ALE/USB wkg KWV91 US Embassy
?? (04Mar05) (SA)
(24Feb05) (SA)
KWT510S:US Embassy ?? 1508 ALE/USB wkg KWB48 US
Embassy (24Feb05) (SA)
KWT51: US Embassy ?? 1004 ALE/USB wkg KWB48 US Embassy
?? (24Feb05) (SA)
KWT93: US Embassy ??0941 ALE/USB wkg KWT55 US Embassy
??(17Mar05) (SA)
KWT93: US Embassy?? 0818 ALE/USB wkg KWT97 US
KWT93: US Embasy ?? 0910 ALE/USB wkg KWT55 US Embassy
?? (03Mar05) (SA)
KWX57: US Embassy ?? 0910 ALE/USB wkg KWR86 US Embassy
?? (02Mar05) (SA)
KWX57: US Embassy ?? 0921 ALE/SB wkg KWS91 US Embassy
in ALE +Voice for radio check, no reply (23Feb05) (SA)
KWX57: US Embassy ?? 1345 ALE/USB wkg KWT49 US Embassy
?? (17Mar05) (SA)
KWY58: US Embassy ?? 1642 ALE/USB Sounds (15Mar05) (SA)
PLA: Lajes HF-GCS 1309 ALE/SB wkg KEH34 US Consulate
IKF: (USAF GSC, Keflavik): 1303 USB/ALE TO KEH34 (US
Consulate, Basrah Iraq). Also noted on 18248.6.
02/14 RP3
7XG: Clg OFFUTT 0440 USB No response and quiet.
(19 Mar 05) (JH)
BLUE STONE: 28-char EAM 1703 USB 23AQMF simulcast on
at least 8992. Nothing heard on 15016. (19 Mar 05) (JH)
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11181
11181
11181
11181
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11181
11181
11181
11181
11181.0
11184.0
11199.0
11205.0
11217.0
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DECOY5: Unid 2000 USB Gets wx from Puerto Rico and
provides itinerary. (20Feb05) (JG)
DOOM 92: Clg MAINSAIL 2305 USB Called a number of
times with no response. (01 Mar 05) (JH)
JACK...: EAM Bcast 0318 USB Sounded like JACK PART or
JACK FROST. Bcasting NBWOUM and simulcasting on at least 8992
and 15016. (18 Mar 05) (JH)
JULIET TANGO INDIA: Clg WEST COAST 2126 USB Called
numerous times raising MCCLELLAN for apparent signal check and
briefly raised OFFUTT. (17 Mar 05) (JH)
JULIET TANGO INDIA: Wkg OFFUTT 1518 USB JTI unheard
but apparently passing numerous 5-element letter groups.
(18 Mar 05) (JH)
MCCLELLAN: 28-char EAM 0317 USB NBWOUM. (18 Mar 04) (JH)
MCLELLAN: 28-char EAM 0414 USB NBSQEP. (18 Mar 05) (JH)
OFFHAND: Clg MAINSAIL & ANDREWS 2114 USB "With
request" a number of times with no known response.
(08 Mar 05) (JH)
OFFUTT: 1546 USB Calling/responding to ANDERSEN
TRAINING (very weak/unreadable to unheard here) and quiet.
(25 Feb 05) (JH)
OFFUTT: 6-char EAM 1903 USB EP7Z6L "FOR ALVOY 35"
(or sounds like). (06 Mar 05) (JH)
PELICAN 712: Clg MAINSAIL 1543 USB Raised OFFUTT for a
PP to FIDDLE for an "on station" notification and gone.
(24 Feb 05) (JH)
PNR400: DEA Bahamas 2056 ALE/USB Sounds (10Mar05) (SA)
PNR400: UNID 1124 ALE/USB Sounds (18Feb05) (SA)
REACH? 540: USAF Aircraft 1945 USB Radio check with
Puerto Rico. (20Feb05) (JG)
SAM 8570: Clg MAINSAIL 1531 USB Raised OFFUTT for a PP
but stepped on by OFFUTT's h+31 EAM rebroadcast of DSQXCQ and
gone. (24 Feb 05) (JH)
TOP CAT: Clg MAINSAIL 0420 USB Raised OFFUTT to pass
an ops normal 0420, 'negative relay' and gone.
(18 Mar 05) (JH)
LOR: Arg Ny Pto. Belgrano 2217 RTTY 75/170 5LG then
USB SS "Banda" Clg "Birrete" (05/03/05) (AJP)
190005: C-5 69-0005 1505 ALE/USB wkg JDGNPR Diego
Garcia NIPR NET (20Feb05) (SA)
CROSPR: Croughton SIPR NET 0931 ALE/USB wkg IKFSPR
Keflavik SIPR NET (14Mar05) (SA)
HAWSPR: Ascensio SIPR NET 2140 ALE/USB wkg DL0002DAT
E-3B 79-0002 (07Mar05) (SA)
ICZSPR: Sigonella SIPR NET 1121 ALE/USB wkg CROSPR
Croughton SIPR NET (23Feb05) (SA)
IKFSPR: Keflavik SIPR NET 1703 ALE/USB Wkg E30008DAT
E-3C 83-0008. Also sounding on 4721,5708,9025,11226 and 1315.
(24Feb05) (SA)
JDGSPR: Diego Garcia SIPR NET 1619 ALE/USB kg IKFSPR
Keflavik SIPR NET (01Mar05) (SA)
JNRSPR: Peurto Rrico NIPR NET 2107 ALE/USB wkg
E31407DAT E-3B 71-1407 (28Feb05) (SA)
PLASPR: Lajes SIPR NET 1512 ALE/USB wkg HAW Ascension
T4A: UNID 1527 ALE/USB wkg HAW Ascension HF-GCS
(18Feb05) (SA)
IKDSPR: 16:06 IKFSPR USAF/NAS Keflavik with sounding
ALE 16feb05 (RP)
003: Arinc Reykjavik ICE 12:44 HFDL uplink to N68155
and N73152 (PPA) 12mar05
ADWNPR: (Non-Secure Internet Protocol Router node,
Andrews AFB): 2021 USB/ALE TO DL0001DAT (E-3B AWACS #
79-0001, Tinker AFB). 03/02 RP3
(Brazilian Navy Corvette "Jaceguai" V31). 03/02 RP3
USB w/Shark 66 (prob C-130) in radio checks. 02/14 RP3
STARGATE: calling GOLIATH: 1840. Moved here from UHF
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11226
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WUN-v11
364.2 and then attempted additionalHF contact on 5711.0. Couple
of tune-ups there, but no comms (22/FEB/05) (JLM)
100445: C-5 70-0445 1620 ALE/USB wkg WC3 UNID
(02Mar05) (SA)
170039: C-5 87-0039 1408 ALE/USB wkg PLA Lajes HF-GCS
(14Mar05) (SA)
1AB: UNID 2207 ALE/USB wkg 200 UNID (05Mar05) (SA)
200: ?? UNID 1447 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews HF-GCS (200
possibly an incomplete C-17 ALE address) (20Feb05) (SA)
(17Feb05) (SA)
244128: USAF C-17A 305th AMW 2123 ALE/USB Sounds.
(01Mar05) (CC)
440186: KC-10 84-0186 1432 ALE/USB wkg JNR Peurto Rico
440187: KC-10 84-0187 2003 ALE/USB wkg JNR Peurto Rico
450027: KC-10 85-0027 0805 ALE/USB wkg JTY Yokota
470121: KC-10 87-0121 1628 ALE/USB wkg PLA Lajes
(03Mar05) (SA)
470123: KC-10 87-0123 1919 ALE/USB wkg HAW Ascension
HFGCS (11Mar05) (SA)
591450: USAF KC-135R 196th ARS 2119 ALE/USB Sounding.
(01Mar05) (CC)
(13Mar05) (SA)
ADW: Andrews HF-GCS 1711 ALE/USB wkg C158 UNID
(27Feb05) (SA)
ADW: Andrews HF-GCS 2113 ALE/USB wkg PLA Lajes HF-GCS
(15Mar05) (SA)
ADW: Andrews HF-GCS 2122 ALE/SB wkg JNR Peurto Rico
HF-GCS in AMD (02Mar05) (SA)
ADW:Andrews HF-GCS 1109 ALE/USB wkg JNR Peurto Rico
CRO: Croughton JF-GCS 1708 ALE/USB wkg IKF Keflavik
ICZ: Sigonella HF-GCS 0726 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews
ICZ: Sigonella HF-GCS 0911 ALE/USB wkg HAW Ascension
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 1102 ALE/USB wkg PLA Lajes HF-GCS
(22Feb05) (SA)
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 1308 ALE/USB wkg HAW Ascension
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 2035 ALE/USB wkg 250106 C-17
95-0106 (13Mar05) (SA)
JDG: Diego Garcia HF-GCS 1711 ALE/USB wkg GUA Guam
JNR: Peurto Rico HF-GCS 1102 ALE/USB wkg MCC McLellan
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11226.0
11226.0
11226.0
11232
11232
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11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
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11232.0
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11232.0
11232.0
11232.0
11250
11250
11250.0
11251.7
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JQM: UNID 1710 ALE/USB wkg GUA Guam HF-GCS. (JQM
possibly wrongly deciphered JTY). (27Feb05) (SA)
JTY: Yokota HF-GCS 1905 ALE/USB wkg JDG Diego Garcia
PLA:Lajes HF-GCS 1949 ALE/USB wkg HAW Ascension HF-GCS
(16Mar05) (SA)
T1022: UNID 1747 ALE/USB Sounds (23Feb05) (SA)
1606 USB/ALE TO GBLNPR (Global Non Secure Internet Protocol
Router node). Contact also attempted on 18003.0. 02/12 RP3
210187 : unid USAF 1451 USB/ALE snd (12-mar-2005)(MSM)
57-1450: USAF KC-135E Stratotanker 1525 USB/ALE snd
(12-mar-2005)(MSM)
IKF: 15:43 IKF USAF/NAS Keflavik with sounding
ALE 16feb05 (RP)
DARKSTAR Papa: E-3C 0008 963rd AACS 1730 USB With
Trenton Military for p/p to Cornerstone wants to know if Super
Internet Email is broken. (17Mar05) (CC)
Trenton Military: 2037 USB Provides wx to unk station.
(20Feb05) (JG)
Trenton Military: (very weak): 1550 USB w/Razor 33
(E-8 JSTARS, 02/24 RP3
Trenton Military: (very weak): 1558 USB w/CG 1503
(HC-130, 02/24 RP3
Trenton Military: (very weak): 1806 USB w/Atlas 42
02/24 RP3
Trenton Military: (weak): 1404 USB w/Bandsaw Kilo
02/28 RP3
Tinker AFB) 02/28 RP3
Trenton Military: 1733 USB w/Canforce 551B 02/28 RP3
Trenton Military: 1757 USB w/CG 1503 (HC-130, CGAS
Elizabeth City) for radio check. 02/28 RP3
Trenton Military: 1813 USB w/unidentified aircraft
(not heard) in pp to DSN 884-XXXX. 02/24 RP3
Trenton Military: 1857 USB w/Atlas 41 02/28 RP3
Trenton Military: 2007 USB w/Rescue Helicopter 503
02/28 RP3
Trenton Military: 2015 USB w/Canforce 4404 in personal
pp to local Trenton number. 02/24 RP3
Tinker AFB) in pp w/DSN 884-XXXX (Raymond 24) passing
formatted report. 02/28 RP3
Tinker AFB) in pp w/DSN 884-XXXX (Tinker AFB Metro) w/request
for wx at 2230Z arrival. 02/24 RP3
Trenton Military: 2251 USB w/Atlas 42 (unidentified).
Trenton advises Atlas 42 that there is no trfc for them from
the Trenton Rescue Coordination Center. 02/14 RP3
Trenton Military: 2306 USB w/Canforce 2679 w/request
for wx at Ottawa, Trenton, Toronto and Quebec City.
02/14 RP3
NYALA2: UNJLC Nyala, SDN 1908 ALE/USB to FASHER
(11/Mar/05) (ZE)
NYALA2: UNJLC Nyala, SDN 1932 ALE/USB to JUBA
(11/Mar/05) (ZE)
JUBA: UNJLC Juba SDN 19:15 ALE/USB sounding 10mar05 (PPA)
CNTD: Centre National des transmissions des douanes
1435 P-I/Ham/200Bd Info Msg "MONSIEUR LE DIRECTEUR
GENERAL DES DOUANE..." (21/FEB/05) (KK)
FX0912: Federal Express Flt 2239 HFDL At 3516N 09333W.
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(03Mar05) (RGA)
11315
N12114: Continental B757 Flt CO0081 2112 HFDL Logs on.
(24Feb05) (RGA)
11315
N14102: Continental B757 Flt CO1902 1906 HFDL Signs
on. (02Mar05) (RGA)
11315
N17133: Continental B757-224 1817 Flt CO1555 HFDL Logs
on. (02Mar05) (RGA)
11315
N250UP: UPS MD11F 2247 HFDL Logs on to Riverhead.
(03Mar05) (RGA)
11315
N311UP: UPS B767 2102 HFDL Acks METAR for
EDDK/Köln/Bonn. (24Feb05) (RGA)
11315
N322UP: UPS B767 2252 HFDL Logs on. (03Mar05) (RGA)
11315
N331TZ: American Transair B737-8K2 2054 HFDL Logs on.
(12Mar05) (RGA)
11315
N34131: Continental B757 2110 HFDL Logs on. (24Feb05) (RGA)
11315
N360FE: Federal Express DC-10 'Phillip' 2252 HFDL Logs
on. (03Mar05) (RGA)
11315
N41140: Continental B757-224 2054 HFDL Logs on to
ARINC Riverhead NY USA. (12Mar05) (RGA)
11315
N459UP: Northwest B757-24APF Flt UP6185 2110 HFDL Logs
on. ICAO ID DAA9A5. (24Feb05) (RGA)
11315
N554TZ: American Transair B757 2103 HFDL Logs on.
(12Mar05) (RGA)
11315
N588NW: Northwest B737-700 Flt NW0429 2059 HFDL Posn
2829N 08139W. (24Feb05) (RGA)
11315
N588NW: Northwest B757-300 2104 HFDL Logs on.
(24Feb05) (RGA)
11315
N665US: NorthWest B747 2014 HFDL Signs on. (02Mar05) (RGA)
11315
N665US: Northwest B747 2100 HFDL Logs on. (24Feb05) (RGA)
11315
Riverhead NY USA. (03Mar05) (RGA)
11315
N671US: Northwest B757 2109 HFDL Logs on. (24Feb05) (RGA)
11315
N69154: Continental B767-224ER 2019 HFDL Logs on.
(02Mar05) (RGA)
11315
5133N 05159W to ARINC Riverhead NY USA. (02Mar05) (RGA)
11315
NW0584: NorthWest Flt 2245 HFDL Reports at 2825N
08119W. (03Mar05) (RGA)
11315
NW25: NorthWest Flight 2058 HFDL At 5454N 08712W.
(12Mar05) (RGA)
11315
VP-BDM: Aeroflot A319 2058 HFDL Logs on to ARINC
Riverhead NY USA. (24Feb05) (RGA)
11318.0 Samara Volmet: 1546 weather in Rusian (Orenburg,...)
USB 06/03 (PP1)
11318.0 Syktyvkar Volmet: 1600 Russian weather Vorkouta,
Petchiora, Ukhta USB06/03 (PP1)
11318.0 Tyumen Volmet: 1551 very weak even with loop turned to
Siberia USB06/03 (PP1)
11384.0 1629: 07
Shannon Arinc with squitters frame id
HFDL 12mar05 (RP)
11408
REA4: AF HQ Moscow 1440 REVS/50/1000 Sends 5FG Morse
traffic at 1443z ... 11013 21057 = REA4 K. //10673. First
traffic seen here for some months. (19Mar05) (RGA)
11418.6 OEY51: AUSTRIAN MIL ?LOC 1114 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng OEY71. Also 1126 1132 1142 1153 (28/Feb)(DW)
11422
17:57:02 26feb05 (MAL).
11424
(19Mar05) (RGA)
11427.5 MAE: MFA ALGIERS 1151 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng TRP/Tripoli. MDM1250 Racal Skyfax modem triggered
(28/Feb)(DW)
11436 EAUR: douanes algiers 0950 pactor 1 200/200 msgs in
french lang, IN CW CALLSIGN LIKE HAMS
(27/Feb/2005) (I anonimous sorry )
11437.7 No Call: Algerian Customs 1530 P-I/100Bd/200Bd/CF=
800Hz long time request, tx ends with "ALIIU"
(26/FEB/05) (KK)
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11437.7 unid: Algerian customs station 14:00 pactor/200/200
French message 6mar05 (PPA)
11444.7 ---: MFA CAIRO 1518 arq 100/E/170 Tfc in Arabic
(ATU80). 1519 irs, then op chat/irs (28/Feb)(DW)
11445.0 FDG: FAF Bordeaux F 17:41 ITA2/50/400r ACF=8 ryryry
test de fdg voyezle brick 6mar05 (PPA)
11453.0 IMB33: Roma Meteo, I 1555 Rtty 50Bd/850Hz "ZCZC 372
SIMJ20 MJSK 261500 AAXX 26151" (26/FEB/05) (KK)
11453.0 IMB3: ROME MET 1124 RTTY 50/N/850 Met tfc - TAFs and
SYNOP. Off air when idle (1127z) (28/Feb)(DW)
11453.0 roma met: 0947 ITA2/50 synop manual :wrong set
(thank's day & jim) brazil 83006? "palic "kielce "4070_ khoy?
Feb27 05 ML
11466
18:38:21 26feb05 (MAL).
11466
18:38:41 26feb05 (MAL).
11472.0 TRP: ALGERIAN EMB TRIPOLI 1041 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng MAE [UUF 124 67 65]. Also 1049 (28/Feb)(DW)
11475
F8P: sounding AL2 MIL-std-188-141 ALE 2G 26Feb05
17:38:41 26feb05 (MAL).
11475
MAE: MFA Algiers, ALG 1547 ALE/USB to TNS (12/Mar/05) (ZE)
11475
TNS: ALG Embasy Tunis 1547 ALE/USB to MAE (12/Mar/05) (ZE)
11475.0 "055": unid presumed asian station 15:35 ALE/USB
Sounding 6mar05 (PPA)
11475.0 MAE: Alg-Mfa Algiers, 1200 17/03/05 ale clg TNS Tunis
[sw]
11475.0 MAE: Alg-Mfa Algiers, 1329 17/03/05 ale clg TNS Tunis
[sw]
11475.0 MAE: MFA ALGIERS 1044 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Responding to Tripoli (28/Feb)(DW)
11475.0 MAE: MFA Algiers ALG 15:44 ALE/USB working TRP,TNS or
RBT with signalquality report 6mar05 (PPA)
11475.0 RBT: Algerian embassy Rabat MRC 15:44 ALE/USB calling
MAE Algiers 6mar05 (PPA)
11475.0 TNS: ALGERIAN EMB TUNIS 1029 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng MAE. Also 1035, 1041[UUF]124 67 65, 1042
(28/Feb)(DW)
11475.0 TNS: Alg-Mfa Tunis, 1328 17/03/05 ale clg MAE Algiers [sw]
11475.0 TNS: Algerian embassy Tunis TUN 15:29 ALE/USB calling
MAE Algiers 6mar05 (PPA)
11475.0 TRP: Algerian embassy Tripoli LBY 15:28 ALE/USB
calling MAE Algiers 6mar05 (PPA)
11490.0 0000210001: GREEK MOI ?LOC 1503 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on usb. Clng 0000210401. Clng 0000210501 (28/Feb)(DW)
11494
1720: Clg Camslant Chesapeake 1926 USB With flight ops
normal and maintain radio guard until top of the hour.
(01Mar05) (CC)
11494
D70: CBP P-3A "Slick" 2029 ALE/USB (17Mar05) (CC)
11494
F04: USCG HU-25 2030 ALE/USB (17Mar05) (CC)
11494
I76: CBP Cessna 550 2031 ALE/USB (17Mar05) (CC)
11494
TST: BICE Ground station, USA 2139 snd tws (12/Mar/05) (ZE)
11524
: Russian Military/Navy 1430 36-50/50/250 At least 1
long message. Idles on 50 Baud reversals. (19Mar05) (RGA)
11550.0 438880DAT: (Rockwell Collins data node): 1313 USB/ALE
11550.0 CRSSIL: (unlocated Rockwell Collins Signals
Integration Lab): 0144 USB/ALE sounding. 02/12 RP3
11550.0 ICSSIL: (unlocated Rockwell Collins Signals
Integration Lab): 0253 USB/ALE TO 438880DAT (unidentified data
node). 02/12 RP3 06780.0 GRASSY: (Washington Gas & Light
Company,Grassey Lick, Kirby, WV): 1504 USB/ALE sounding.
02/12 RP3
11642
CYP: RSC UK Episkopi, CYP 1340 ALE/USB (09/Mar/05) (ZE)
11642
DKL: RSC UK Dhekelia, CYP 1514 ALE/USB (09/Mar/05) (ZE)
12123.0 ---: UNID 0720 NUM13 8/E/400 (Enigma desig XP) on usb.
12165.0 #’s: Unidentified QTH 0240z Jan 10, 2005 USB SS/YL
Pagina 273
12365.0
12456.0
12458
12503.5
12562.5
12577
12577
12577
12577
12577
12577.0
12577.0
12579.0
12579.0
12579.0
12579.0
12579.0
12579.1
12581.5
12583.5
12585.0
12587.0
12587.0
12587.0
12589.0
12590.4
12590.5
12592.5
12592.5
12592.5
12593.5
12593.5
12593.5
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5f very weak, faded In enough to ID [SN]
VMC: Charleville meteo AUS 14:34 J3E/USB English male
voice with WXSouthwest Australia 20feb05 (PPA)
unid: NATO military 14:30 STANAG 4285 / 600 long / 3K
encryptedtraffic 20feb05 (PPA)
V3AT2: Unid Vessel 1805 CW Ends tgm Nr 17 to
(apparently) 4LI/Batumi? (04Mar05) (RGA)
---: SHIP UNID 1725 arq 100/E/170 Long
opchat/discussion in 3sc, wkng Kaliningrad (16/Mar)(DW)
: Ukranian Ship BKRT-L Borodin 1800 RTTY/50/170 Tgms
to Simferopol and Sevastopol. (04Mar05) (RGA)
9HAQ7: Maltese-Flagged Vessel Althea 1308 GMDSS RQs
OdessaRadio Ukraine/UTT for safety test. (02Mar05) (RGA)
9HPF7: Maltese-Flagged Vessel Kornati 1439 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for a safety test. (02Mar05) (RGA)
9VHB9: Singapore Ship Ceram Sea 1307 GMDSS RQs JRCC
Piraeus/SVO for safety test. MRCC BQs. (02Mar05) (RGA)
TCHV: Turkish Ship Veysel Vardal 1428 GMDSS RQs MCC
Ankara/TAH for safety test. (02Mar05) (RGA)
V7DI3: Marshalls-Islands Flagged Vessel Chembulk
Savannah 1302 GMDSS RQs LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test.
(02Mar05) (RGA)
---: USCG MIAMI 2000 DSC 100/E/170 MMSI 003669997.
Responding to test call from Yong Tai/VRWU4 (12/Mar)(DW)
VRWU4: SHIP YONG TAI 1958 DSC 100/E/170 MMSI
477841000. Safety/Test call to USCG Miami (12/Mar)(DW)
NMC: 02-27-05 at 14:00utc on 12.579.0 MHz.
27feb05 (CSN)
NMF: 0221 1712 NMF USA FEC - FE30 OFFSHORE WATERS
FORECAST NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WASHINGTON 22feb05(CSn)
NMO: USCG Honolulu 2055 Sitor-B Navs (05/03/05) (AJP)
NRV: USCG GUAM 1500 fec 100/E/170 Info re NRV/NMC
ship-shore channels. Wx fcsts. Poor copy B1 ID=[V]
(11/Mar)(DW)
Unid: 15:00 utc. a other HF-Sitor message .25feb05 (CSN)
UNID: station with maritime messages: 1708 170/N/FEC.
Message indicated salvage operations were in progress in one
area (22/FEB/05) (JLM)
XSV: Tianjin R 2056 CW marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
CBV: Playa Ancha R 2055 CW marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
NRV: USCG GUAM? 1643 fec 100/E/170 Idling on fec
(12/Mar)(DW)
LZW: VARNA RADIO 1008 fec 100/E/170 Shipress Bulletin
in Bulgarian, followed by sports bulletin (13/Mar)(DW)
LZW: VARNA RADIO 1645 fec 100/E/170 Tfc list.
Repeated. Reverts to chan free marker "de LZW LZW"
(12/Mar)(DW)
LZW: Varna Radio 0935 SITOR-B nx (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
NMO: USCG Honolulu 2054 CW marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
NMC: USCG Point Reyes 2016 Fax 120 NOAA North Pacific
Winds chart (05/03/05) (AJP)
RRR34: MOSCOW RADIO 1649 CW Chan free marker "RRR34"
(12/Mar)(DW)
NMN: CAMSLANT Chesapeake VA USA 1758 ARQ w/Morse ID.
(04Mar05) (RGA)
NMN: USCG CAMSLANT 1652 CW Chan free marker "NMN"
(12/Mar)(DW)
NMN: USCG Camslant 2049 CW marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
EKA: YEREVAN RADIO 1024 fec 100/E/200 Tfc list. Wx
bulletins. SVC info re Yerevan Radio/EKA (part of Shipcom
group with WLO/KLB). Stn nr 2160/Selcal QXCV. Chan free marker
every 70 secs "EKA". Also RT svc on chan 1206. 1430z Further
testing - nearly solid copy of tfc list, wx, stn info
(13/Mar)(DW)
EKA: YerevanRadio GEO 1220 FEC Service bulletin. Poor
copy. As reported by Day Watson earlier. (14Mar05) (RGA)
UDB2: KHOLMSK RADIO 1051 CW Chan free marker "de UDB2"
- just audible (13/Mar)(DW)
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tlx" (12/Mar)(DW)
12595.0 NRV: USCG Apra harbour GUM 14:02 Sitor-A/100/170 CW
ident + arq burst 20feb05 (PPA)
(12/Mar)(DW)
12599.5 UAT: Moscow Radio 1200 SITOR-B tfc-list (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
(12/Mar)(DW)
12602.5 IAR: Roma R 2047 CW marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
(12/Mar)(DW)
12603.5 SVO: Olympia R 2046 CW "de SVO" (05/03/05) (AJP)
12604.5 EKA: Shipcom WRN Yerevan GEO 1520 FEC Very long
traffic list and service bulletin. Pactor call - EKA1.
SITOR Call 2160 (SELCAL QXCV). (19Mar05) (RGA)
12604.5 EKA: YEREVAN RADIO fec 100/E/200 Further testing alternate frequency to 12593.5 (14/Mar)(DW)
12606
UIW: KaliningradRadio 1512 ARQ Tgsms to Armenak
Bebayev/UIMQ and advises that there are no tgms for
Tyulen/UGYL. Reverts to Morse ID. (19Mar05) (RGA)
12606.0 ML7K: ??? 11:15 UTC CW "JO1C JO1C JO1C DE ML7K ML7K
ZBU ZSL ZWS QCT9 K" or "PEO1C JO1C DE ML7K ML7K QBE QYT9 K"
050206 (MAR)
12606.0 UIW: KALININGRAD RADIO 1715 arq 100/E/170 Long
opchat/discussion in 3sc. Poor copy (16/Mar)(DW)
(12/Mar)(DW)
12613.0 XSQ: Guangzhou Radio 2044 CW marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
12629.0 TAH: ISTANBUL RADIO 1723 CW Chan free marker "TAH".
Unlisted - new freq or misdialed TX - Marker for 12634.5
missing (12/Mar)(DW)
12634.4 TAH: Istambul R 2027 CW marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
12637.5 XSG: SHANGHAI RADIO 1733 CW Chan free marker "XSG"
(12/Mar)(DW)
12644.0 ZSC: GW Cape Town 2040 Dataplex marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
(12/Mar)(DW)
12666.5 RFFMEA: F Ny 1515 ITA-2 75/850 ry (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
12667.2 LOR: ARN 0053 RTTY 75/170 5lg (07/Mar/2005) (MM5)
12669.0 LOR: Arg Ny Pto. Belgrano 2040 RTTY 75/170 5LG
(05/03/05) (AJP)
12695.5 UWS3: Kiev Radio 1225 cw tfc-list, msgs (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
12735.0 URL: Sevastopol Radio 0858 cw, cq, working frequencies
(04Mar 05)(HPT)
12736
REA4: AF HQ Moscow 1349 REVS/50/1000 Idling for
several hours. Noted by (HPT) earlier. Off at 1520.
(04Mar05) (RGA)
12736.0 REA4: AF Moscow 0809 Baudot 50/1000 idling (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
12736.0 REA4: AFHQ Moscow RUS 13:35 F1B/50/1000 idling in
parallel with 11408Khz 6mar05 (PPA)
12741.0 unid: Russian navy 08:55 BEE36-50/50/200 encrypted
traffic inparallel with 11468.0 20feb05 (PPA)
(24/Feb/05) (RH2)
12745.5 JJC: Tokyo-Nazaki Radio 1531 FAX/60/576 Fair Japanese
text. (19Mar05) (RGA)
12811.3 HZY: Ras Tanura Radio 0959 cw, cq, tfc-list (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
12823.5 CTP: Nato Portugal 0645 ITA-2 75/850 NAWS (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
12892.5 9HD: Globe Wireless Malta 1750 GLOBEDATA Idling.
(04Mar05) (RGA)
12916.6 HLF: 0751 CW / (28/Feb/2005) (NPS(south Sweden))
12921.1 mgj: : RN Faslane 1632 rtty 75/320 02h
03c
03j
04b
06a 06f
08a
12b
16a
22a
mgj (12 Feb 05) (wp3)
12923.0 HLW2: 0753 CW / w/ channel marker (28/Feb/2005)
(NPS(south Sweden))
12984.0 4XZ: 0630 CW / ID at 0630Z 5L TFC before and after.
(27/Feb/2005) (NPS(south Sweden))
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13000.5 PBSN: Rus Mil 0517 CW 4 Strategic Flash Messages
between 0517 and 0607. Missed first SFM, after which station
sent "PBSN PBSN WZD" and into long strings of figures. Look
Like 16FG.".... 3042169068820515 3042702090093620
30431689192..." 0534 down with "PBSN PBSN PBSN AR" Second SFM
0539: "X X X X X X PBSN PBSN PBSN 62353 oAWKANXE 4838 4932
BETALAKTIN 4052 9923 UBYTOoNYJ 6914 7390" repeated once Third
SFM 0547: "X X X
X X X PBSN PBSN 07648 ISHIMBIN 1688 8383"
repeated once. Forth SFM 0603 "X X X X X X PBSN PBSN 33526
TATARSKIJ 6550 3710 FRUKTOWOZ 1002 0284" repeated once. (via
Japan DX-Tuner remote receiver, Misawa, Japan)
(17Mar05) (JC5)
13089
NMN: CAMSLANT Chesapeake VA USA 1740 USB YL with high
seas forecast. (04Mar05) (RGA)
13092.0 EKA: YEREVAN RADIO 1516 USB RT svc testing - fair,
clear (13/Mar)(DW)
13116.0 OXZ: Lyngby Radio 1408 USB E/Dan tfc-list (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
13146.0 ZSC: Cape Town R 1836 USB EE Wx navs (16/02/05) (AJP)
13155
REINDEER: Unid 1709 USB With EAM on 6679 8776 and
13155. (05Mar05) (CC)
13170.0 SVO: Olympia Radio 1445 USB E/Gr call-band (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
13200.0 PNR400: (Panther 400, OPBAT, Georgetown Bahamas): 1728
13215
13215
HF-GCS with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD93126731110NNNN
Charleston nothing heard (26Feb05) (SA)
13215
13215
221107: C-17 02-1107 0927ALE/USB Sounds (13Mar05) (SA)
13215
260006: C-17 96-0006 1743 ALE/USB wkg ICZ Sigonella
13215
41948: KC-10 79-1948 Rch-240 1354 ALE/USB wkg ADW
Andrews HF-GCS ALE & VOICE "with no success" (16Mar05) (SA)
13215
440190: KC-10 84-0190 1408 ALE/USB Sounds (11Mar05) (SA)
13215
470123: KC-10 87-0123 (Cacti-91) 1325 ALE/USB wkg ADW
Andrews HF-GCS ALE+VOICE for PP to McGuire C.P. giving arr
info "Weak,barely readable" (25Feb05) (SA)
13215
580094: KC-135 58-0094 1255 ALE/USB wkg ICZ Sigonella
13215
13215
13215
ADW: Andrews HF-GCS 1509 ALE/USB wkg MCC McLellan
(23Feb05) (SA)
13215
HF-GCS (06Mar050 (SA)
13215
HC-GCS with AMD ([AMD]DKLSFHKLSDJKFLJDASL;FJASL;F).
(01Mar05) (SA)
13215
AED: Elmendorf HF-GCS 0944 ALE/USB wkg JTYSPR Yokota
13215
HAW: Ascension HF-GCS 1916 ALE/USB wkg ICS Sigonella
HF-GCS (10-Mar05) (SA)
13215
13215
13215
JDG:Diego Garcia HF-GCS 1517 ALE/USB wkg JTY Yokota
13215
13215
13215
JNR: Peurto Rico HF-GCS 2121 ALE/USB wkg MCC McClellan
13215
JNR:Peurto Rico HF-GCS 1510 ALE/USB wkg OFF Ofutt
HF_GCS (16Mar05) (SA)
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13215
13215.0
13215.0
13221
13242
13270
13303
13303
13303
13303
13303.0
13303.0
13303.0
13303.0
13303.0
13303.0
13303.0
13303.0
13303.0
13303.0
13321
13321.0
13375
13390
13490.0
13499.0
13503.6
13503.6
13503.6
13503.6
13507.7
13510
13520.0
13523.0
WUN-v11
SCTRAIN: UNID 1434 ALE/USB wkg OFF Offutt HF-GCS
(04Mar05) (SA)
5571425: (KC-135E # 57-1425, 151st ARS, TN ANG
Knoxville TN): 1750 USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on
09025.0. 02/12 RP3
OFF: (USAF GSC, Offutt AFB): 1907 USB/ALE TO 571472
02/28 RP3
NOJ: US CBP Kodiak AK on TISC 1912 Calls J29/HH-60J
CGAS Kodiak No 6029. (24Feb05) (RGA)
OFFNPR: Offutt NIPR NET 1441 ALE/USB wkg DL0003DAT
E-3B 79-0003 ?? (25Feb05) (SA)
Gander: WKG North Atlantic VOLMET 1654 USB (06Mar05) (MC)
5332N 05212W. QSYs to 8948 kHz at 2010. (22Feb05) (RGA)
N332UP: UPS B767 Flt UP6811 1748 HFDL Logs on.
(22Feb05) (RGA)
OH-LBS: Finnair B757 Flt AY1908 1746 GMDSS Acks msg
via ARINC Las Palmas from 'JUKKA' re arrival and handling.
(22Feb05) (RGA)
ZS-SJK: S.African Airways B737 1748 HFDL Acks msg from
Johannesburg Ops via Las Palmas "MSG FROM JNBCMSA SEQ02258 COPIED ALL BAY B3." (22Feb05) (RGA)
---: FLIGHT 733 1357 HFDL on usb. Posn 33.15N 7.19W
(01/Mar)(DW)
17: ARINC EL GORO 1357 HFLDL on usb. Squitters
(01/Mar)(DW)
17: ARINC EL GORO 1540 HFDL on usb. Squitters
(12/Mar)(DW)
425: Royal Air Maroc CN-RNY HP-KR A321-211 18:49 ID17
El Goro (Las Palmas)13Mar05 (MAL)
934: Unid Flight ID 934 18:06 47 29 47 N 8 26 41 E
ID17 El Goro (Las Palmas)13Mar05 (MAL)
AY2370: Finnair OHLBT B752/B757-2Q8 18:21 47 19 26 N 1
39 18 W ID17 El Goro (Las Palmas)13Mar05 (MAL)
AY2610: Finnair OHLBV B757 16:34 48 3 38 N 02 30 E
ID17 El Goro (Las Palmas)13Mar05 (MAL)
AY2628: Finnair OHLBR B757-2Q8 17:01 49 9 11 N 1 56 31
W ID17 El Goro (Las Palmas)13Mar05 (MAL)
LH0000: Lufthansa Germany D-ALCC MD111 Cargo "KarlUlrich Garnadt" 18:38 58 42 31 N 12 58 41 W ID17 El Goro (Las
Palmas)13Mar05 (MAL)
LVG285: Livinston Italy I-LIVA A321-231 18:14 40 27 47
N 13 24 59 E ID17 El Goro (Las Palmas)13Mar05 (MAL)
ZS-SFF: Flight SA144 A319 1208 HFDL Posn Rpt to JNB &
Ack back (24/Feb/05) (RH2)
ARINC 8: South Africa 2000 HFDL Squiters (15/02/05) (AJP)
LINCONSHIRE POACHER: Enigma E03 1744 USB OW with 5FGs.
(04Mar05) (RGA)
193: Unid. Poss Chinese Military 1742 ALE/USB Calls
191. (24Feb05) (RGA)
Russian Mil: 1355 81-81 at 40.5 bd (16/02/05) (AJP)
2203: unid 0947 USB/ALE wnkg 8001 (09-mar-2005)(MSM)
KWK42: US Embassy ?? 1406 ALE/USB wkg KBF90 US Embassy
??(27Feb05) (SA)
KWL92: (US Embassy/Consulate Asia??): 1455 USB/ALE TO
KWL90 (US Embassy/Consulate, Manila). Also noted on 16238.6.
03/10 RP3
KWL92: (US Embassy/Consulate Asia??): 1509 USB/ALE TO
KWL95 (US Embassy/Consulate Asia??). 03/10 RP3
KWX57:US Embassy ?? 0910 ALE/USB wkg KWR86 US
no call: NATO Military 13:57 STANAG 4285 / 600 long
interleave / 3K encrypted traffic 5mar05
CFH: CanForce Halifax NS CAN 1747 RTTY/75/850 Sea
forecasts. (04Mar05) (RGA)
unid: Russian station 10:38 USB Russian family
phonecalls 12feb05 (PPA)
---: UNID 0740 NUM13 8/E/400 (Enigma desig XP) on usb.
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13525.0
13527.7
13528
13528
13528.0
13597.4
13846.7
13846.7
13882.5
13886.5
13886.7
13886.7
13898.0
13900.0
13927
13945.0
13945.0
13945.0
13945.0
13945.0
13945.0
13946.7
14353.3
14452.0
14452.0
14455
14455.0
14455.0
14458.5
14467.3
14487
14493.5
14493.5
WUN-v11
Unid:
2127 Mil-Std 188-110A Possible Chilean Mil.
(USB) (05/03/05) (AJP)
D: CISN ODESA 1618 CW Single letter [D] HF beacon
(12/Mar)(DW)
C: MX Beacon Moscow 1111 CW With D-Odessa on 13527.7
P: MX Beacon Kaliningard 1214 CW //8495. (21Feb05) (WC)
C: CISN MOSCOW 1619 CW Single letter [C] HF beacon
(12/Mar)(DW)
IMB56: Rome Meteo 0814 FAX 120/576 FL 100 chart
(03Mar05) (KB)
RFVI: FF LE PORT 1705 ARQ/E3 100/E/400 8rc. Betas.
Weak sync/qrm, poor copy. 1740 cct [RUN]. C de V svc RFVI de
RFVI/. 1748 C de V svc RFQP de RFQP/ 1758 and 1819 tfc in
offline encrypt. (25/Feb)(DW)
RFVI: FF Le Port Réunion 1608 ARQ-E3/100/400 Relays
5LG traffic from RFFKMLO/Ship working Brest? on circuit RUN to
RFQPM/Djibouti. (04Mar05) (RGA)
DDK6: HAMBURG MET 1132 FAX 120/576/N/800 Test chart
(26/Feb)(DW)
Unid: Moscow Met 1632 FAX/120/576 S'face anal. Clean.
(24/Feb/05) (RH2)
---: FF PARIS? 1010 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas, weak
sync. No apparent tfc thru 1017z (28/Feb)(DW)
---: FF PARIS? 1131 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas. No
apparent tfc through 1310z (26/Feb)(DW)
unid: Bulgarian diplo 14:02 USB / BUL- 8 tone MFSK /
240,18 / 8*240 short message no decode
BMF: Taipei Meteo 1506 Fax 120 Chinese char (13/02/05) (AJP)
REACH 9005: USAF Aircraft 1948 USB In pp with Dover
metro for wx. (20Feb05) (JG)
FDG: F AF Bordeaux 1145 cw, vvv (04 Mar 05) (HPT)
STAT154: TUNISIAN MIL/MOI? ?LOC 1432 MIL.STD 188-141A
ALE on usb. Clng STAT2 (02/Mar)(DW)
on usb. Clng STAT2. Also at 0901, 0908, 0923, 1123 (10/Mar)(DW)
TUD: TUNISIAN NET ?LOC 1019 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng STAT1 (09/Mar)(DW)
TUD: TUNISIAN NET ?LOC 1046 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng STAT2. 1124 clng TU2 (10/Mar)(DW)
STAT154: TUNISIAN NET ?LOC 0945 PACT-II 100/-/200 Tfc
to STAT1. Format unknown (IPM.note) or encrypted.
(11/Mar)(DW)
unid: Russian navy station 08:55 BEE 36-50 / 50 / 250
idling ormessages in // 10535 3/5/05 (PPA)
7777: UNID 1534 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Also 1548z (23/Feb)(DW)
Also at 1545z (23/Feb)(DW)
: Unid 2045 STANAG-4285/USB Prob 600L IL but not sure
due fast fades. (10Mar05) (AD)
Also at 1550 (23/Feb)(DW)
LR1: (FBI, Little Rock, AR): 1555 USB/ALE TO PX1 (FBI,
Phoenix AZ). Also noted on 14493.5. 03/07 RP3
DDH8: HAMBURG MET 1451 RTTY 50/N/450 Met tfc. Poor
copy (27/Feb)(DW)
LINCONSHIRE POACHER: Enigma E03 1603 USB OW with 71965
callup. (04Mar05) (RGA)
LR1: (FBI, Little Rock, AR): 1559 USB/ALE TO SC1(FBI,
Sacramento CA). 03/07 RP3
LRC33: (FBI, unidentified): 2101 USB/ALE TO QT2 (FBI,
Quantico VA). 03/07 RP3
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14523.7 -: UNID 1524 arq 100/E/170 End of weak transmission
before decode established. Possible Egyptian diplo - PactorIII or Codan 16tone bursts on 14522/U prior Sitor (27/Feb)(DW)
14524.0 unid: rus 0939 crowd36 (12 Feb 05) (wp3)
14622.0 unid: Egyptian diplo 13:10 USB/CODAN 16*75 baud QPSK
channels nodecode 20feb05 (PPA)
14629.7 ---: MFA CAIRO 0906 arq 100/E/170 Tfc in Arabic
(ATU80) then into irs mode. Sign off. 0954 immediate selcals
XBVM/Bonn. (28/Feb)(DW)
14670.0 CHU: TS OTTAWA 1547 USB Time sigs, weak voice
announcements (27/Feb)(DW)
14670.0 YT364: unid 1149 USB/ALE clng YT349 (19-feb-2005)(MSM)
14670.7 ---: FF UNID 1553 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas. QRM fm
CHU. Poor sync. No apparent tfc thru 1653z (27/Feb)(DW)
14680.0 KNY25: (Romanian Embassy, Wash DC): 0326 USB/ALE TO
CENTR1 (Romanian MFA, Bucharest). 03/09 RP3
14680.0 KNY25: (Romanian Embassy, Wash DC): 1225 USB/ALE TO
CENTR5 (Romanian MFA, Bucharest). 03/09 RP3
14680.0 KNY25: (Romanian Embassy:Washington DC): 2102 USB/ALE
TO CENTR5 (Romanian MFA). 03/08 RP3
14700.0 STAT154: TUNISIAN NET ?LOC 1157 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on usb. Clng STAT2. Also 1232 (08/Mar)(DW)
14700.0 STAT154: Tunisian MOI/MIL 1301 ALE/USB to TU3
(19/03/05) (ZE)
14700.0 TU3: Tunisian MOI/MIL 1301 ALE/USB to STAT154
(19/03/05) (ZE)
14700.0 TUD: TUNISIAN NET ?LOC 1047 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng STAT2. (10/Mar)(DW)
14700.0 TUD: TUNISIAN NET ?LOC 1500 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Xlng TU1. Also 1547 (08/Mar)(DW)
14761.5 RUH980: (UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto Cano AB
Honduras): 1913 USB/ALE TO SKYWAT (US Army Flight Following
Service (AFFS), Soto Cano AB, Honduras). 03/09 RP3
14774.0 unid: rus 0739 crowd36 (12 Feb 05) (wp3)
14802.0 Unid: Time signals, or sounded like, at one per
second: 1641 USB. Another unid data? transmission going at
the same time (22/FEB/05) (JLM)
14813.0 DBFA: UNID 1622 CW "qsv k" "DP9D de DBFA k" "qsa2 qsa?
k" " ok k" "DP9D de DBFA qap k" "ok k". Slow speed (
16/Mar)(DW)
14830.0 CIS-System: 40.5/500 0649 (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
14830.0 unid: rus 0737 81-81/40.5/495 (12 Feb 05) (wp3)
14996.0 RWM: TS MOSCOW 1652 CW Time sigs (16/Mar)(DW)
15016
MILKY WAY: 28-char EAM 2000 USB 23V5PD simulcast on at
least 11175 and 8992. (18 Mar 05) (JH)
15016
TELL TALE: 28-char EAM 2037 USB (May be TALE TELL)
LAMK2G. Simulcast on at least 11175 and 8992.
(06 Mar 05) (JH)
15025
B-6051: Chinese Eastern A340 Flt MU0554 1611 HFDL Logs
on. (02Mar05) (RGA)
15025
JA-402J: JAL B747-400 1544 HFDL Logs on to ARINC
Reykjavik. (02Mar05) (RGA)
15025.0 ---: FLIGHT 6753 1613 HFDL on usb. Posn 45.01N 61.53W
(25/Feb)(DW)
15025.0 ---: FLIGHT LH8419 1614 HFDL on usb. Posn at 1609z
47,32N 20.01E (25/Feb)(DW)
15025.0 03: ARINC REYKJAVICK 1612 HFDL on usb. Squitters. 1613
METAR for CYYR/Goose ,Nfld to UP6727 (25/Feb)(DW)
15025.0 N311U: FLIGHT 6727 1611 HFDL on usb. Posn 43.18N
54.03W. 1612 Posn 43.20N 53.55W. 1614 ACARS msg (25/Feb)(DW)
15034
Trenton: WKG Canadian Air Force 1840 USB Volmet
followed by "This is Trenton Military". Logged as being active
at a different time from what indicated in the AeroList.
Reports for Keflavick, Gander, Halifax. Followed by terminal
forecasts. (05Mar05) (MC)
15043
170043: C-5 87-0043 1004 ALE/USB wkg MPA Mount
Pleasant (Falklands) HF-GHCS (04Mar05) (SA)
15043
AA1: Unid. Poss POTUS ID 1522 ALE/USB Sounding. Sounds
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again at 1622. Thanks (SA). (24Feb05) (RGA)
ADW: US HF-GCS Stn Andrews AFB MD 1628 ALE/USB
JTY: Yokota HF-GCS 0934 ALE/USB wkg AED Elmendorf
MPA:USAF Mount Pleasant Falklands 0959 ALE/USB Sounds
(17Mar05) (SA)
USB/ALE TO OFF (USAF GSC, Offutt AFB). Also noted on
09025.0;11226.0 & 15043.0. 02/28 RP3 15043.0 711: (HC-130H7
CGAS Kodiak): 2021 USB/ALE sounding. 02/28 RP3
Beacon "BM": 1815 CW sending continuously. 02/14 RP3
TUD: TUNISIAN MIL/MOI ?LOC 1513 MIL.STD 181-141A ALE on usb.
Clng STAT2 (02/Mar)(DW)
(10/Mar/05) (ZE)
(10/Mar/05) (ZE)
LR1: (FBI, Little Rock, AR): 1542 USB/ALE TO JK1(FBI,
Jacksonville FL). Also noted on 14532.0. 03/07 RP3
EZI2: Numberstation 1330 USB female Voice: "Echo-Zulu-IndiaTwo" (10/MAR/05) (KK)
DDK7: Pinnenberg Met 0735 RTTY/50/430 Wind/Wave forecasts
(21/Feb/05) (RH2)
MVP1: (US Army Corps of Engineers, possibly Pine Bluff
AR): 1537 USB/ALE sounding. 02/15 RP3
NWS1: (US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle WA): 1937
---: TUNISIAN NET ?LOC 0825 PACT-II/100/E/200 on usb
offset +1.7kHz tfc to/fm STAT151/STAT13 in unid mode noting
"IPM.note/mail.hse" in plainlanguage thru 0832z. Brief cw sigs
(+900/+1000Hz) either side. (17/Mar)(DW)
RUH006: (UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto Cano AB
Honduras): 1910 USB/ALE TO RUH962 (UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn
Bn, Soto Cano AB Honduras). 03/09 RP3
RUH980: (UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto Cano AB
Service (AFFS), Soto Cano AB, Honduras). 03/03 RP3
GYA: RN Northwood 0757 FAX 120/576 surface prog.
Blurred and noisy. Approx. 10 ms delayed vs 4610 kHz
(03Mar05) (KB)
GYA: RN NORTHWOOD 1355 FAX 120/576/N/800 N Atlantic
charts. Poor copy. Offset second image. Additional frequency
to N Atlantic service (26/Feb)(DW)
1001: Ita-Pol 1510 17/03/05 ale clg 1102, 1103@1516,
1106@1526, 1107@1532 [sw]
1001: Italian POL 0908 ALE/USB to 1105 (19/03/05) (ZE)
1302. 0944 clng 1305. 0956 clng 1307. 1001 clng 1308. 1003
clng 1309. 1009 clng 1312. 1019 clng 1313 (20/Feb)(DW)
1104. 1512 clng 1105. 1528 clng 1106. 1536 clng 1109. 1554
clng 1305. 1559 clng 1306. 1602 clng 1106. 1608 clng 1109.
1644 clng 1312. 1647 sounding. 1649 clng 1313 (20/Feb)(DW)
1102: Italian POL 0914 ALEIUSB snd tws (19/03/05) (ZE)
(20/Feb)(DW)
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1307: (possible Italian net): 1719 USB/ALE sounding.
02/22 RP3
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
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(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
1324: UNID 1411 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb Sounding
(20/Feb)(DW)
2001: Ita-Pol 1511 17/03/05 ale clg 2202, 2405@1515,
2402@1525 [sw]
2403. 0940 clng 2405. 0943 clng 2406. 0947 clng 2408. 0956
clng 2409. 1006 clng 2514. 1018 clng 2515. 1422 sounding
(20/Feb)(DW)
2204. 1508 clng 2205. 1517 clng 2403. 1523 clng 2404. 1531
clng 2408. 1535 clng 2409. 1540 clng 2513. 1542 clng 2514.
1544 clng 2515. 1552 clng 2517. (20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
2211: Ita-Pol 1518 17/03/05 ale clg 2011. [sw]
(20/Feb)(DW)
2215: Ita-Pol 1527 17/03/05 ale clg 2011. [sw]
(20/Feb)(DW)
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(20/Feb)(DW)
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(20/Feb)(DW)
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1252 clng 1313. 1302 clng 2514 (20/Feb)(DW)
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16240.0 2517: UNID 1552 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Responds
to 2001 (20/Feb)(DW)
16240.0 2522: UNID 1423 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
(20/Feb)(DW)
16278.6 alg emb Moscow: 0836 coquelet-8 tfc ff to mfa Algiers
(27 Feb05) (wp3)
16283.6 KWL92: (US Embassy/Consulate Asia??): 1501 USB/ALE TO
KWL93 (US Embassy/Consulate Asia??). 03/10 RP3
16283.6 KWL94: (US Embassy/Consulate Asia??): 1505 USB/ALE
sounding. 03/10 RP3
16285.0 STAT151: TUNISIAN NET ?LOC 1223 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
16285.0 TUD: TUNISIAN MIL/MOI ?LOC 0832 MIL.STD 181-141A ALE
on usb. Clng STAT15. 0834 clng STAT14 (06/Mar)(DW)
16305.7 RFPTC: FF N'Djamena CHD 1547 ARQ-E3/200/360 Betas.
(04Mar05) (RGA)
16321.0 F0L: Rom-Mfa (embassy)1440 17/03/05 ale clg CENTR5
Bucharest [sw]
16332
(21Feb05) (WC)
16332
M: MX Beacon Magadan 0706 CW (22Feb05) (WC)
16335.0 MAE: Ministère des Affaires Etrangères Alger 0940 USB
ALE clg GAO: Alger. Consulat Gao (11/MAR/05) (KK)
16346.7 : MFA Cairo 1537 ARQ Period of IRS brief opchat with
unid and off the air. Comes back on SELCALling XBVY/London but
is in any case QRU. (04Mar05) (RGA)
16351.7 FF Paris: 1350 ARQ-E3 192 bd msgs to Cayenne IGU-cct
(04 Mar 05) (HPT)
16408
ERMSAL: Brazillian Naval Radio Salvador 1832 ALE/USB
Calls FLIBER/Unid. (02Mar05) (RGA)
16420
154: M87 Variant 0330 CW 000 sent very rarely. ... 154
154 154 154 154 000 154 154 154 ... (01Mar05) (IB)
16705.0 EEW: unid Sitor-A 0915 USB,with what looked like
encryptedtraffic.(09-mar-2005)(MSM)
16804.5 1551: 636000000 Unid ship (Liberia) test with
00601001 Cape Town MRCC (South Africa) GMDSS 12mar05 (RP)
16804.5 OUNL2: Danish Ship Torm Gertrud 1230 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. (02Mar05) (RGA)
16804.5 UGMQ: Russian Ship Brothers-7 1246 GMDSS RQs
16806.0 Unid:17:16utc MODE: HF-SITOR 28feb05 (KK)
16808
: CIS Navrad 1703 36-50/50/230 (08/Mar/05) (RH2)
16808
: Russian Military 1550 36-50/50/180 At least two
messages. (04Mar05) (RGA)
16811.0 CBV: Playa Ancha R 2247 CW marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
16812.5 NRV: USCG Apra Hbr, Guam 1144 ARQ w/CW Marker.
(08/Mar/05) (RH2)
16813
UAT: Moscow R 1609 ARQ CW ID Markere (24/Feb/05) (RH2)
16813.0 UAT: Moscow Radio 1201 SITOR-B tfc-list (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
16819.5 NMN: CAMSLANT Chesapeake VA USA 1552 ARQ w/Morse ID.
(04Mar05) (RGA)
16830.5 SVO: Olympia R 1605 CW ID Marker (24/Feb/05) (RH2)
16879.0 LZW: Varna Radio 1046 SITOR-B tfc-list (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
16890.5 XSQ: Guangshou R 1135 ARQ w/CW Marker. (08/Mar/05) (RH2)
16893.0 ZSC: GW Cape Town 1239 Dataplex Marker (26/02/05) (AJP)
16901.0 ZSC: GW Cape Town 1241 Dataplex Marker (26/02/05) (AJP)
16904.5 : Unid 1600 PICCOLO-12 In tfc for the last 30 mins
1600-1630z too weak to get a decode on, but this is the first
I have heard this mode in Colorado. Anyone else catch this &
can get an ID? (28Feb05) (BC2)
16910.0 HLJ: Seoul R 2242 CW "cq cq de HLJ qsx 16 mhz"
(05/03/05) (AJP)
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16910.0 HLJ: Seoul Radio 0953 cw, cq (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
16951.5 6ww: : FN Dakar 1549 rtty 50/850 faaa faaa de
6ww6926ww testing (13 Feb=05) (wp3)
16960.0 HZY: Ras Tanura Radio 1000 cw, tfc-list (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
16971.0 JJC: Kyodo News Tokio 1420 FAX 60 Newspaper (14/02/05) (AJP)
16976.0 LSD836: GW Buenos Aires 2237 Dataplex marker
(05/03/05) (AJP)
16976.0 PWZ-33: BN Rio de Janeiro 1509 Pactor-FEC "N 0075 COSTA NORTE -ILHA DOS GUARAS- CARTA 313 - FAROL PONTA DA
TIJOCA" (16/02/05) (AJP)
16985.9 CTP: NATO Portugal 1420 ITA-2 75/850 NAWS (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
17024.0 sab83: : G=F6teborg Radio (kli) 1538 gw-pactor
(13 Feb 05) (wp3)
17060.6 NATO: 1415 Stanag4285 (14/02/05) (AJP)
17066.5 A9M: Globe Wireless Manama BHR 1555 GLOBEDATA Idling.
(04Mar05) (RGA)
17069.6 JJC: Kyodo News Tokio 1405 FAX 60 Newspaper (14/02/05) (AJP)
17103.1 XSG: Shangai R 1358 CW CQ de XSG (14/02/05) (AJP)
17121.0 unid: 1604 stanag4285/usb 1200 (13 Feb 05) (wp3)
17147
URL: Sevastopol R 1140 ARQ w/CW Marker. (08/Mar/05) (RH2)
17147
URL: Sevastopol R 1716 RTTY/50/170 TG's fm Konstructor
Koshan (08/Mar/05) (RH2)
17147.0 URL: Sevastopol R 1440 CW "De URL" (26/02/05) (AJP)
17147.0 URL: Sevastopol Radio 0900 cw, tfc-list (05 Mar)(HPT)
17151.2 NMC: USCG Point Reyes 1515 FAX 120 Surface analysis
(16/02/05) (AJP)
17176.0 rffmea: : FN La Regine 1528 rtty 75/850n nnnnfaa de
rffmea 13feb 05) (wp3)=
17180.0 rffmea : FN La Regine 1518 rtty 75/850r nnnnfaa de
rffmea (13 Feb 05) (wp3)
17192.8 Unid: NATO
2227 Stanag4285
(05/03/05) (AJP)
17234.5 VCS: GW Halifax 2221 Dataplex marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
17249.4 LSD836: Argentina R 2220 Dataplex marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
17344.0 oxz: : Lyngby Radio 1506 usb tfc list ee & dan
(13 Feb 05) (wp3)
17350.0 EHY: Madrid Radio 1402 USB Sp phone-patches, no tfc-list
as supposed (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
17359.0 SVO: Olympia Raio 1040 USB E/Gr callband (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
17372.4 KPH: GW San Francisco 2213 Dataplex marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
17375.4 WNU: GW Slidell 2218 Dataplex marker (05/03/05) (AJP)
17385.5 unid: brit. =3F 1459 piccolo6 tfc scr no ing channel
(13 Feb 05) (wp3)
17404.0 CBV: Playa Ancha R 2032 USB SS Unid ship. Familiar pp
to Santiagoand Lima, (mar ch 1655) (14/02/05) (AJP)
17430.0 9VF209: Kyodo News Singapur 1430 FAX 60 Low signals.
News in Jap.off at 1430 (17/02/05) (AJP)
HIC93NG (Nat'l Guard (93rd CST Hawaii). 03/07 RP3
17458.5 A090ZN: (Nat'l Guard, Arizona): 1641 USB/ALE TO H090IN
(Nat'l Guard, Hawaii). 03/03 RP3
17458.5 A090ZN: (Nat'l Guard, Arizona): 1704 USB/ALE TO G090UN
(Nat'l Guard, Guam). 03/03 RP3
17458.5 HQ703N: (Nat'l Guard Readiness Center, Arlington VA):
1639 USB/ALE TO A090ZN (Nat'l Guard, Arizona). 03/03 RP3
17458.5 HQ7: (Nat'l Guard Readiness Center, Arlington VA):
1635 USB/ALE TO M010EN (Nat'l Guard, Maine). 03/07 RP3
17460
Unid: CIS Navrad 1555 36-50/50/200 (24/Feb/05) (RH2)
17460.0 1455: unid 50/236 beginning with reversals immediately
after xmsn carrier off (13 Feb 05) (wp3)
17460.0 Russian Navy: 1304 CW-FSK 250Hz shift (16/02/05) (AJP)
17466.0 OFM: Chilean Ny 1850 ALE/LSB and Skyfax modem sending
files(13/02/05) (AJP)
17967
ICZSPR: Sigonella SIPR NET 0817 ALE/USB wkg HAWSPR
Ascension SIPR NET (28Feb05) (SA)
17967.0 ARINC Bahrein: 1119 HFDL wkg. a/c A7-AFM (04 Mar 05)(HPT)
17973
ICZNPR: US HF-GCS NIPRNet Stn Sigonella ITA 1511
ALE/USB Calls CRONPR/Croughton UK. (04Mar05) (RGA)
17976
HAWSPR: Ascension SIPR NET 0808 ALE/USB wkg JNRSPR
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Peurto Rico SIPR NET (03Mar05) (SA)
IKFSPR: US HF-GCS SIPRINet Stn Keflavik ICE 1542
JNRSPR: US HF-GCS SIPRNet Stn Puerto Rico 1650 ALE/USB
Sounds. (02Mar05) (RGA)
INDIAVICTOR: (Brazilian Air Force Grupo Especial de
Inspe=E7=E3o em VF4o,Aeroporto Santos-Dumont, Rio de Janeiro):
790: (HC-130H7 CGAS Elizabeth City , possibly deployed
to CGAS Kodiak=AK): 2102 USB/ALE sounding. 02/22 RP3
790: (HC-130H7 CGAS Kodiak): 2054 USB/ALE sounding.
NOJ: (USCG ComSta Kidiak, AK): 1932 USB/ALE TO J12
(HH-60J CGAS=Kodiak). Also noted on 15082.0. 02/22 RP3=20
PTH: (possibly USCG Port Huron MI): 2138 USB/ALE
sounding. 02/22 RP3
Trenton Military: (very weak): 1844 USB w/Canforce
4407 02/24 RP3
: Unid 1442 USB -vvM-Sp-speaking abt 5 kilowattsB5/B10. Off at 1447. (21Feb05) (WC)
100445: C-5 70-0445 0929 ALE/USB wkg JDG Diego Garcia
(20Feb05) (SA)
HAW: Ascension HF-GCS 0939 ALE/USB wkg ICZ Sigonella
(05Mar05) (SA)
ICZ:Sigonella HF-GCS 1102 ALE/USB wkg HAW Ascension
1614 USB/ALE TO HAW (USAF GSC, Ascension Island). Aircraft
attempts direct pp but gets recorded msg of inability to
complete the call as dialed. Tries two more times, gets same
recorded msg, then gives up. 02/12 RP3
491951: KC-10a 79-1951 60th AMW Travis AFB, Ca. 1138
17/03/05 ale clg MCC [sw]
580017: KC-135E 58-0017 171st ARW Greater Pittsburg Pa
[ANG] 1201 17/03/05 ale clg JNR, ADW and CRO. Rq rdo chk on
HOTEL. [sw]
WC1: HFGCS ?LOC 1451 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding (11/Mar)(DW)
8PO: GW Bridgetown, Barbados 1250 Dataplex Marker
(26/02/05) (AJP)
MFA Argelia 1449 Coquelet-8 13.3 and 26.6 bd. Low
signals
IR01: UNID 1109 ALE/USB wkg IR02 (28Feb05) (SA)
IR01: UNID 1415 ALE/USB wkg AP1D UNID (27Feb05) (SA)
IR05: UNID 1148 ALE/USB Wkg IR01 UNID (23Feb905) (SA)
KEH34: US Consulate Basrah IRQ 13:24 ALE/USB answering
call from PLAUSAF Lajes AZR 20feb05 (PPA)
KWA80: US Embassy?? 0820 ALE/USB wkg KVX45 US
KWK96: (US Embassy/Consulate): 1735 USB/ALE TO KWK97
(US Embassy/Consulate). Also noted on 20810.6. 03/10 RP3
AMM: RSC UK Amman, JOR 1625 ALE/USB snd tws
(08/Mar/05) (ZE)
(08/Mar/05) (ZE)
(08/Mar/05) (ZE)
RABAT: Fra-Mfa (Rabat, Mrc) 1100 17/03/05 ale clg
CER11 Paris [sw]
BMF: Taipei Meteo 1500 Fax 120 Chinese char
//13900(13/02/05) (AJP)
Laboratory, probably Irvine CA): 1906 USB/ALE TO DL0002DAT
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(Rockwell Collins data node). Also noted on 07410.0. 02/14 RP3
RFGW: MFA Paris 1640 FEC-A/192/400 Idling (08/Mar/05) (RH2)
RFGW: MFA Paris 1650 FEC-A/192/400 Idling for 20mins
but sending 5LG and later a mix FF & CF/CIE stuff at 1045
until 1200UTC. (24/Feb/05) (RH2)
BYR: UNID Roumanian Embasy 1102 ALE/USB to CENTR6
(17/03/05) (ZE)
: Unid Brit Mil Cyprus? 1622 MFSK/195.3/300 //13569.
(24/Feb/05) (RH2)
(11/Mar/05) (ZE)
586: Unid 09057 USB/ALE Snd, (09-mar-2005) (MSM)
AAA: ISR AF GND STATION 1309 USB/ALE+Voice YL qso with
M75, rec.made.(09-mar-2005)(MSM)
AAA: Israeli Air Force): 1625 USB/ALE TO M75 (Israeli
Air Force). ALE handshake followed by Hebrew voice. 03/09 RP3
Thnks to tip from the list.
---: UNID 1053 PACT-I 200/-/200 (19907.14) Clng 604
(02/Mar)(DW)
---: UNID 1053 PACT-I 200/-/200 (19907.18) clng 701.
No qso's or further calling thru 1315z (02/Mar)(DW)
BURHANA-144: Poss Ukrainian Goverment/Railways/Fisheries 1456
RTTY/50/500 Enciphered Kriptogramma RTTY messages with mostly
UTC+2 DTGs. (23Feb05) (RGA)
---: EGYPTIAN DIPLO? ?LOC 1015 arq 100/E/170 irs mode
for long periods. 1043 brief Arabic (ATU80) returning irs till
s/off(?) 1108. 1109 irs. 1128 opchat till 1131 s/off
(21/Feb)(DW)
2XM7: (unidentified): 1507 LSB/ALE TO T5L1 (unidentified).
02/15 RP3
CAPANA: Venezuelan Navy 2038 ALE/USB clg BNARCO, F21,
DCC(08/02/05) (AJP)
KNY25: (Romanian Embassy, Wash DC): 1203 USB/ALE TO
CENTR4 (Romanian MFA, Bucharest). Also noted on 14680.0.
03/09 RP3
KNY25: (Romanian Embassy:Washington DC): 2054 USB/ALE
TO CENTR4 Romanian MFA). Also noted on 14680.0. 03/08 RP3
LPB: Unid 1303 ALE/USB Sounding. (04Mar05) (RGA)
KVX50: Unid US DOS Stn 1302 ALE/USB Calls KVX53/Unid
. (02Mar05) (RGA)
(US=Embassy/Consulate). 02/22 RP3=20
KWK: (US Embassy/Consulate): 1742 USB/ALE TO WNG746
(US Dept of State). 03/10 RP3
KWN94OS: (US Embassy/Consulate): 1924 USB/ALE TO KMN94
(US=Embassy/Consulate). 02/22 RP3=20
CAMSLANT: USCG Chesapeake Va 1845 USB Calling J14
(USCG MH-60J) for position and flight Ops report.
(22Feb05) (CC)
CAMSLANT: USCG Chesapeake, Va 1851 USB Calling J15
(USCG MH-60J) for a flight Ops and position report.
(Aircraft unheard). (22Feb05) (CC)
AMM: RSC UK Amman, JOR 1331 ALE/USB snd tws (16/03/05) (ZE)
(16/03/05) (ZE)
17: ARINC EL GORO 1405 HFDL on usb. Squitters. 1407
logon cfm to ICAO 21416472/A7CJB. 1412 logon cfm
ICAO/17070141. 1413 logon cfm ICAO/17070163. 1414 logon cfm
ICAO/52157332/N67052. 1415 msg to N67052 (02/Mar)(DW)
---: FLIGHT SU0220 1021 HFDL Posn 56.40N 30.50E
(02/Mar)(DW)
---: FLIGHT VS0010 1017 HFDL Posn 51.38N 3.51W. 1022
posn 51.34N 2.52W (02/Mar)(DW)
UIW: K'grad R 1600 ARQ CW ID Marker //16833.5
(24/Feb/05) (RH2)
Unid: CIS Navrad 1159 36-50/50/240 (24/Feb/05) (RH2)
FUV: FN Jibouti 1150 RTTY/75/850 Test tape - Le Brick
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etc. (24/Feb/05) (RH2)
22542.0 JJC: Kyodo News Tokio 1526 FAX 60 Newspaper
(13/02/05) (AJP)
22580.0 1500: unid 0858 USB/ALE wkng 0124 (08-mar-2005)(MSM)
22580.0 2208: unid 0858 USB/ALE snd (08-mar-2005)(MSM)
22744
SVO:Olympia Radio Athens 1550 USB YL "This is Olympia
Radio - call us on 806-12320-16400-22744" repeated in EE &
Greek. (24/Feb/05) (RH2)
22910.0 Unid: 1510 FSK 50/850 ACF = 0 (13/02/05) (AJP)
23337
HAW: Ascension HF-GCS 1059 ALE/USB wkg CRO Croughton
23337
23822.0 AMM: RSC UK Amman, JOR 1607 ALE/USB snd tws (15/03/05) (ZE)
25186.0 DKL: RSC UK Dhekelia, CYP 1247 ALE/USB snd tws (15/03/05) (ZE)
25244.1 nocall: unid 0917 USB/ALE no synchro,after ALE came a pulse
signal,(12-mar-2005)(MSM)
25531.2 Unid: 1455 Stanag4285 (13/02/05) (AJP)
27135 Unknown: Uknown / Key words Flemish 1630 FM/PSK 125/170
Regular Scheds on this Freq. Would like to ID this TX. .
EU.(08/Mar/2005) (vzczcnnnn@aol.com)
28188.75 XE1SRF: South of Mexico City, DF, Mexico 1524z
Jan 22,2005 CW [SN]
28206
RU: Fishing Buoy 1420 CW RST478. 3 min. (21Feb05) (WC)
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DayW
Hi digi WUNners
The menu
Met
Military
Spurious FAX from Hamburg
Decoding STANAG 4285
>>....Met.....>
::: Spurious FAX from Hamburg
Variable and weak blurred charts were logged during the early morning
thru 1125z. The frequency was drifting from 7708.78 thru 7709.65 (at
1225z). This was subsequent to an email from John Doe near London. 7710
is used by CCG Iqualuit and Canadian Ice Service Recon aircraft - but
captures were not in agreement with known skeds for those stations.
Jim Dunnett however pointed out that 7710 is the second harmonic of
3855/DDH3/Hamburg.
Although blurred, reference to notes at time and comparison of timings
of charts received, the DDH3 schedule seemed to tie in; especially at
1111z where an apparent textual forecast tied in with DDH3's schedule
listing.
Subsequently John reported as being "Definitely spurious. I have heard it
on (about) 7880 plus and minus 170, 7880 plus and minus 340, and once on
7880 minus 510 kHz - obviously that transmitter is very sick and should
see a doctor before it's too late. (Probably one of these new-fangled
things with an untuned final amplifying stage)."
Thanks for the follow-up guys.
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The question was raised the other day reference "decoding" STANAG 4285
and knowing when one has the correct parameters set. We can commiserate
with Richard who wrote asking. STANAG 4285 is a NATO military
transmission mode and as such it will be associated with on-line
encryption devices. Since decoders do just that (decode) the end result
is apparent "garbage" but in fact is a pseudorandom bit or character
stream. The stream is the raw data applied to the decryption device.
Decoding and decryption are two different functions. Decoding packages
never have made any claim to decrypt and the monitor has encountered this
raw bitstream end product for years on other modes. After all the
purpose of encryption is to inhibit the monitor be it hobby monitor or
enemy analyst from obtaining the content of messages.
Known packages offering 4285 decode modules come from commercial
companies supplying the professional market, as well as the hobby one:
Hoka(Code300-32), Monteria(Centurion), Skysweep(Skysweeper STD+/PRO) and
Wavecom(W51PC/W51LAN). Users all have to deal with the same problem in
as much that the transmission system does not contain any coding in the
preamble as does Mil.Std 188-110B to automatically set the throughput
data rate and interleave. Refer for further information on each
transmission system to WUN Newsletter DR Column archives:
STANAG 4285 waveform
[Feb02]
Mil.Std 188-110B overview
[Jun02]
In the case of operational circuits the users concerned know the
frequencies, throughput data rate and interleaving, and the terminal
characteristics to be used and set these. For the analyst/monitor life
is not so easy and a degree of patience and experimentation must be used.
The first job is to ascertain correct tuning. The receiver is in /USB,
should have 3.2-3.5 Khz bandwidth and the system is centered at 1800Hz.
The suppressed carrier is often not on a whole or half kHz point. With
the signal approximately filling the passband the receiver tuning is
altered plus/minus in 0.1 kHz steps looking for SYNC or DCD True
according to decoder presentations. There is only one 100Hz point at
which this will occur indicating the correct frequency.
It is then likely a stream of "decoded data" will appear. The next
objective is to determine the data rate and interleave being employed.
This is done by testing a number of options looking at each for minimum
errors/corrections, or maximum quality depending on the decoder. Whilst
there is a substantial number possible the monitor should start testing
using 600/L, 300/L, 1200/L, 1200/S and 75/S. These are probably the
most common in use, thereafter one has to laboriously test the others.
Once the data bitrate and interleave have been established then the
decoder is recovering the correct bitstream.
This leaves the final phase of testing on how this is structured as
interpreted by a terminal as characters if text ie is it in ITA2(Baudot),
or ASCII format. A large number of options are possible but the three
common ones are
ITA2
5bit/no parity/1stop
ASCII
7bit/no parity/1stop
5Bit Sync
Plain text is likely to show up on the first two; occasionally 5Bit Sync
may reveal the characteristic "vmgtcn" of KG84. Otherwise one is left
with the on-line encrypted "garbage" strings, and unfortunately still not
knowing if the terminal settings are correct.
Thanks Richard.
>>....Signoff.....>
Little as it is this month that's it.
73/regards
Day
Any submissions for next?
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Nautical News
www.coastalradio.org.uk
April 2005
Ocean Weather Ships - a nostalgic look.
--------------------------------------During the month Tom Rosner made the comment that Polarfront/LDWR is the
last operational Ocean Weather Ship (OWS) in the World. Reports from
this vessel are often seen on the ship (BBXX) broadcasts from the Hamburg
Met. There followed some discussion on various callsigns, and further
information was supplied by Brendan Wahl re the last Pacific Ocean
Weather Ship. Given the above, and that your scribe served as a
Radio/Radar Technician for a year (63/64) on one of the UK OW ships,
some words of (nostalgic) comment seems in order.
In a way the term Ocean Weather Ship is a bit of a misnomer. In 1949 a
conference of the International Meteorological Organisation (now the
World Meteorological Organisation (WMO)) passed a resolution calling for
the establishment of stationary met ships at geographical locations in
certain ocean areas. The purpose to give a better met service to
aircraft. Prior to this met info had almost totally been supplied by the
observations (OBS) made four times daily by ships participating in the
voluntary observing program during their voyages. These observations
were basically surface conditions. It should be noted that aircraft
routes are not necessarily coincident with those of maritime trade
routes.
Later in 1946 at a London meeting member states of the International
Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) agreed that these vessels should be
established in the North Atlantic by the following summer. All countries
operating scheduled flights across the Atlantic agreed financial
assistance to the program. Various revisions were implemented the final
being in 1954 (where the signatories were Belgium, Canada, Denmark,
France, Israel, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, UK and
USA. This agreement remainded in force till mid-56 whereafter it was
extended year-on-year until the mid-70s/early-80s when the program was
wound up.
These ships provided points of observation to infill the gaps left by the
existing "network" of voluntary reporting ships. The existance of OWS did
not take away from the work carried out by the merchant ship; then or
since.
But we return to the opening statement about the term Ocean Weather Ship
being a bit of a misnomer. Whilst weather was part of the work the other
important function was to provide a navigational staging post along
trans-Atlantic aircraft routes and, if necessary, fill in areas off
maritime routes should the need for SAR arise.
So much for the history. Now to the allocation of stations:
Canada and USA jointly
1
UK, France, Netherlands (in rotation)
4
Norway, Sweden
1
USA
3
Of these the USA employed their largest USCG cutters, the French and
Dutch had custom-built ships, as had (reportedly) Canada. The UK
employed converted Castle-class frigates.
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OWS
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B
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Each was given an identifying letter.
Location
-------62.00N
56.30N
52.48N
44.00N
35.00N
38.00N
59.00N
52.30N
45.00N
57.00N
66.00N
30.00N
50.00N
47.00N
32.10N
33.00W
51.00W
35.30W
41.00W
48.00W
71.00W
19.00W
20.00W
16.00W
20.00W
02.00E
140.00W
145.00W
17.00W
64.30W
Now the question of callsigns. The ship used the ITU allocation to ICAO
of 4Y followed by the station ID letter. Hence station Juliet's callsign
would be 4YJ in CW and Ocean Station Juliet in RT. This callsign was
used for such services relating to Ocean Station business. For
communications relating to the ship itself then the ship's own callsign
was used. C7x callsigns (allocated to WMO) will be discussed later.
Characteristic of all these ships was the provision of radar antenna
capable of tracking aircraft and met balloon ascents, and of the
provision in the stern of the ship of a large hanger for the inflation
and launch of such balloons.
Now to the daily, and other working, on a typical OWS. The UK had four
ships latterly named Weather Adviser, Weather Monitor, Weather Reporter
and Weather Surveyor. These notes are in respect of memories from a year
on the Weather Monitor/MEBB (ex Frigate Pevensey Castle). In rotation
with the Dutch and French OWS the Ocean Stations Alpha, India, Juliet and
Kilo were manned.
The UK ships were operated by the (then) Air Ministry from the Ocean
Weather Service base at Greenock on the R Clyde. Time at sea was 22
days on station plus transit time to/from station depending on the
station concerned.
On watch at any time would be two Radio Operators (one for RT HF/VHF/UHF and another for CW) and a Radio/Radar Technician (who also
acted as radar operator). Watch was keep on 500Khz and 2182 kHz
[maritime distress, urgency, safety guard and call/reply], on VHF
[121.5 Mhz (VHF Guard), 126.7 Mhz (OS working)], UHF [243 Mhz (UHF
Guard)] and HF [North Atlantic Route Telephone (NARTEL)] - which
frequency would depend on which was applicable to the OS to maintain a
continuous link with ATC at Reykjavik, Prestwick or Shannon, and on
prevaling propagation conditions. RAF air/sea rescue frequencies of
3095/5695.5 could be made available in case of emergency.
Aircraft would call on VHF when in range and pass their current position
and route information. On completion they might request a bearing and
distance from the OS. The initial bearing would come from an automatic
VHF DF on 126.7 kHz. With this information the radar would be steered to
this approximate bearing, the aircraft located and bearing/range
obtained. This would be passed to the aircraft with the ship's current
position - determined by Loran. Sometimes a track and ground speed check
would be requested. This required three bearings/ranges to be taken at
three minute intervals, to be plotted by the Navigating Officer of the
Watch and a speed/direction obtained. All very well provided the pilot
did not change direction during the check!
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The CW operator kept watch on 500 kHz, dealt with communications via
Portishead Radio/GKL and sent the Met traffic. Met traffic was sent on
the RAF GFT series frequencies. This was done at specific times and to
CQ. But before transmission each station would confirm that GFT could
read it on it's current frequency. Then with the hourly surface report
(OBS) delivered to the respect Radio Offices these would be sent as
follows:
Juliett H+02
Kilo
H+04
India
H+06
Alfa
H+08.
Likewise there were specific times for the reports generated from Radio
Sonde ascents and Radar Wind tracking.
HF transmitters were Marconi NT201 with synthesised frequency selection.
Receivers were Marconi Atlanta - these had mechanical scale expansion and
were fitted with scales pertinent to either maritime or aero HF bands.
VHF/UHF communications kit and search radar were Service fits. Two
International Marine Radio IMR51 were used for 500/MF WT, and for MF
beacon service.
The Ocean Station was a grid consisting of 10 nautical mile grid lines.
The Lat (First) and Long (Second) squares were designated with a letter
A-V (but the O was located between J and K in Latitude, and the S between
J and K in Logitude. The ship would lie idle in calm conditions, or in
rough weather would steam slowly back and forth across the OS Grid. The
MF beacon would identify with Y + Station letter + two grid letters.
When the ship was exactly on station eg Juliett then the ID would be YJOS
but to the SW of the station could be sending YJQD. Each station had a
discrete MF beacon frequency between 347 and 388 Khz and was sent for 5
minutes every 15 starting H+05. It could be made continuous on request.
On to the Met Office. Here was organised the collection and encoding of
a surface OBS every hour. But observation did not stop there. Every six
hours a met balloon was filled and launched with a radar reflector. This
was tracked, obtaining every minute its bearing, range and elevation
until the balloon burst (and disappeared from the radar screens). From
this wind speed and direction is calculated at various upper air levels.
Every twelve hours a radio sonde was carried aloft obtaining in addition
temperature, pressure and humidity. Much more calculation, encoding and
broadcasting of WMO formatted messages at specified times.
So we've covered the main things. But more was carried out:
Bathythermagraph soundings daily to 150 fathoms - recording temperature
at undersea levels.
Once a patrol a deep babythermograph - ie down to the ocean floor.
Towing a plankton recorder on passage to station.
Aurora observations when in northern latitudes.
Now to the Pacific and some notes from Brendan Wahl's post and his
recollection from NRDC/USCGC Campbell WHEC-32:
"The last Pacific Ocean weather ship was 4YP/"Ocean Station Papa," which
went off-station around late 1978. If I recall correctly, it held
position at around 50N 135W, and could be heard on 500 kHz around the
clock. At that time it was run by Weather Canada, with backup provided by
the USCG as needed. My cutter was called upon to take up the position and
provide surface/aviation weather as needed, including a 24/7 500 kHz
watch, 121.5 MHz and 243.0 MHz aero guard, and 2182 kHz guard. I never
went out on station, but my fellow (senior) radiomen had, and described
it as a month of "agonizing" station keeping, especially during the
winter. Everyone got seasick, even the old hands. I heard it on 500 kHz
often, but never any other frequency.
The callsign was assigned to the ship keeping station, and was valid only
for the duration of the assignment and the frequencies authorized for the
station watch. Otherwise, all other communications was with the ships'
"normal" callsign. The Canadian ships were purpose built for the job, and
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included large weather radar domes, good sized antennas, and good
accomodations, especially since they were out there for around 2 months
at a time
Brendan has since written to say:
"My cutter was built in 1936, as one of the "Secretary" class of Coast
Guard cutters. They were the largest cutters built until the 378's were
built in the mid-60's. She was 327' long, around 1980 short tons
displacement, and could do 18 knots on a good day. Around 8,000 miles
range or when the food ran out. {If you didn't already know, cutters are
usually referred to now by their length in feet, occasionally they may
have a class name, but that's not common}
Here's a website I found that shows my very cutter as a model, as
operated in the 1950's:
http://smmlonline.com/articles/uscgcampbell/uscgcampbell.html
She was rigged differently then, with only one gun mount, and an aft
tripod mast for an airsearch radar, as well as a weather balloon
launching shelter. Not a bad sea keeper at all, especially when compared
to more modern ships. "Broad in the beam" as they say, and a lower center
of gravity. In my two years of sea duty, we went north to the Bering Sea,
up and down the West Coast, and even down to Mexico off of Cabo San Lucas
at the southern tip of Baja California. Nowadays the cutters are going
down as far as Ecuador and Colombia - I'm rather glad I'm not doing those
trips!
I remember seeing the Canadian weather ships tied up in Vancouver. The
ships were around 400' long, and I'd say about 3,000 tons displacement.
Handsome ships, about 5 decks above the waterline. I think they got
either cut up for scrap or sold overseas when they were taken off
station.
Ocean Station Papa was located at 145W 50N - I found that on another
webpage! Apparently still used for oceanographic research, as the
weatherships took lots of data for years and years, and that serves as a
good data baseline."
Finally back to the C7 series of callsigns allocated to the WMO. It is
noted from a back number of the ALRS that OS Romeo used C7Rxx for the
beacon. This station was not active in the period above but appears to
have come after. It would probably not have been operating under the
auspices of ICAO but purely as a weather reporting ship hence the change
to C7R. Likewise PolarFront/LDWR is operated (as far as I can tell
refer http://www.fou.uib.no/fd/1997/f/406001/ ) as a joint project by
the Norwegian Meteorological Institue (DNMI) and the University of
Bergen's Geophysical Institute undertaking a hydrographic progam. Again
with no apparent ICAO connection remaining 4YM is unlikely to be used but
when operating on station the PolarFront may use C7M but without further
information this seen as doubtful. Transfer of met bulletins is probably
via satellite into the WMO's global telecommunications network.
Aircraft these days have longer ranges, are more reliable, have GPS and
better navigational equipment so the need for the Ocean Weather Ship has
diminished and and the function ceased.
Many thanks to Tom and Brendan for raising the subject.
Dave at ALRS for some archive information.
Thanks also to
Portugal - Structure and upcoming closure of Estaçâo Rádionaval de Algés
------------------------------------------------------------------------From Ewald Glantschnig, Geneva, SUI
Recently received a QSL-reply to a signal report on NAVTEX station
Monsantorádio (490/ 518 khz) with some interesting information about
current structure of and future developments at the Algés Navy Radio
station (Estaçâo Rádionaval de Algés).
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Estaçâo Rádionaval de Algés is composed of 2 services. These are
Radnavalalges transmitting nav warnings etc in USB on 2182/ 2657 and
Monsantorádio running a NAVTEX service on 518 (English at 0250, 0650,
1050, 1450, 1850 & 2250 UTC) and 490(Portuguese at 0100, 0500, 0900,
1300, 1700, 2100 UTC).
Transmitters are in the Serra de Monsanto within the boundaries of Lisbon
and not far from its center, receiving location is Algés, just west of
Lisbon. While Radnavalalges? tx power is 2000W, TX power of
Monsantorádio is 1000W during the day and 350W at night.
Estaçâo Rádionaval de Algés (i.e. both Radnavalalgés and Monsantorádio)
is due to be decommissioned soon and will be replaced by a new station
south of Lisbon.
All contributions are welcome and may be sent by email to
g4pyr@dsl.pipex.com
73 de
Robert G4PYR
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edition #094, April 2005
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Hi, it was once again a very busy month and the radio was turned off
most of the time. During the few hours that I could listen, I heard
several E10 strings. The numbers scene was quiet this month but there
are a few things worth mentioning. M18 has changed its frequency, E10
sent some strings, M62 changed its format and XSW has a new designator.
BBC Radio broadcasted a program about numbers stations. I guess it was
long overdue because I was contacted ca. 2 years ago by someone from the
BBC asking questions about the stations for an upcoming show. I don't
know why it took them so long. Maybe it was politically too sensitive 2
years ago?
I'd like to thank the following monitors for their input: Jochen, Arne,
Attu, Jim, Fritz, Japan Ute Monitor, Tony, Mike, Tom H, Per, Trond, Tom,
Sven, Maciej and those of you who prefer to remain unnamed.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* VOICE STATIONS *
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Sat
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1800
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2000
2100
2200
82943
30267
37892
03409
27778
65218
82943
18206
30267
95278
56022
82943
30267
56022
37892
03409
27778
65218
30267
82943
18206
95278
82943
30267
95278
56022
37892
03409
27778
65218
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30267
18206
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56022
37892
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30267
27778
82943
30267
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30267
95278
56022
37892
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01986
01986
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46676
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1100
85318
45489
72277
61640
36449
1100
1200
45489
72277
61640
36449
07820
1200
1300
72277
61640
36449
07820
92277
1300
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E10
E10 was less active than in March but we got our share of strings in
April. The following strings were logged by Per and myself. Thanks for
the input, Per!
05-4, 1721 UTC, 3360, 4648 kHz: KPA 555Z789
05-4, 1800 UTC, 7540 kHz: HNC 8
05-4, 1921 UTC, 6210 kHz: FDUM
13-4 var. times, 4165, 6912 kHz: CIO 25
13-4 var. times, 3640, 4015, 6930 kHz: SYN 72
13-4 var. times, 3230, 6370 kHz: VLB 20A
Per sent us a note in which he says that he observed the E10 net for
a while and he reports the following active frequencies.
JSR:
FTJ:
ULX:
YHF:
2270,
2626,
2741,
2844,
5091,
4461,
2743,
3840,
7540 kHz
4463, 7322, 7358 kHz
4880, 6270 kHz
4558, 4560, 5820, 7918, 9202, 10645, 10648 kHz
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PCD: 3148.7, 3150, 4270, 6498, 8805 kHz
VLB: 3230, 4360, 4648, 6370 kHz
KPA: 3360, 6370, 7605 kHz
CIO: 3270, 4165, 6915 kHz
ART: 3415, 3417, 5435, 6986 kHz
MIW: 3557, 4780, 7445 kHz
SYN: 3640, 4015, 6930 kHz
EZI: 6839, 6840, 6842, 9130, 11565, 13531, 13533, 15980, 17410 kHz
FDUM: 6210 kHz
HNC8: 7540 kHz
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E15
The only E15 log this month comes from Mike. He heard our Egyptian
friends on 12-4 at 1100 UTC on 18000 kHz with callsign BEC.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: E25
Tom from PA reports E25 on 5 April at 1336 UTC. Tom writes "Arabic Music
played for about 10 minutes, was played twice. About an S7 with light
fading, much co-channel interference from nearby broadcasters. Song
replayed at 1343. Music kept going in and out at 1346 for a bit and then
continued. Started 1347 with usual announcer going "222" for like another
6 minutes followed by
MESSAGE MESSAGE MESSAGE
3375 9190 7660 4487 7391 1753 3946 7537 7660
REPEAT REPEAT
3375 9190 7660 4487 7391 1753 3946 7537 7660
END OF MESSAGE END OF TRANSMISSION
2 Minutes of dead carrier..
Signed off 1354"
Thanks for the log and the recording, Tom.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* MORSE STATIONS *
::: MX
- Channel markers.
L - 3202.8 and drifting from its usual frequency to 3204 kHz
R - 5465.8 kHz
V - 6809 kHz
- Cluster beacons
D
P
C
F
M
-
5153.7, 7038.7, 7000, 7077.4 kHz. The latter two are spurious freqs
5153.8 kHz
5154 kHz
7039.2 kHz
7039.4 kHz
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M18
M18 is on 4073 since April 1st.
<<<<<>>>>>
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::: M21
Russian Air Defence (PVO) was heard on 3801, 4391 and 5210 kHz with its
typical plotter messages =990031??0?????? =990032?0?????
Both were using id "0".
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M51
Not often reported these days but still on the air: M51. Heard by Jim
on 6980 kHz at 1930 UTC on April 6.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M62
M62 changed its format for the first time since years:
B3ET + (repeated).
<<<<<>>>>>
::: M89
This very active Chinese military network was one of the most often
reported numbers stations in April. Here is a round-up:
V
V
V
V
V
JAH3
GKVZ
T3AP
SFJ4
CP17
JAH3
GKZV
T3AP
SFJ4
CP17
JAH3
GKVZ
T3AP
SFJ4
CP17
de
de
de
de
de
CI4W
Q7NW
QF3K
HJVB
L9CC
CI4W
Q7NW
QF3K
HJVB
L9CC
-
5237 kHz
6668 kHz
10831 kHz
6787 kHz
3547.1, 3549.3, 3551, 7048.9, 7061,5,
7062.6, 7063.5, 7065.5, 7069, 7078.5 kHz
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* VARIOUS MODES *
X06: The Mazielka popped up on 9300 kHz. Richard copied the two-tone
variant on 19 April at 0804 UTC. Jochen heard X06 on 9 April at
1800 UTC on 11411 kHz.
XSL: Slot Machine 4153.0, 4231.5, and 4291.0 kHz
XSW: Squeaky Wheel on 3828 // 6990.4 kHz.
Please note that the Squeaky Wheel has a new designator.
XSW is now S32.
RADAR: A new over-the-horizon radar "ABM-2" (Steel Yard) is being
tested by the Russian military. The system can be heard on 14190
kHz (+/- 20 kHz), often in the morning. The puls rate of the
system is 10 or 5 pulses per second. It is located in the Moscow
area. (Info via DARC)
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* UNID STATION *
Mode :
Freqs :
Times :
Format:
Note :
CW
2902, 5507, 5660 kHz
1000-2100 UTC
= 5LG = 5LG = 5LG =............= = sk
First heard Jan. 2004, blind transmissions, never any callsigns
heard. For weeks busy, then quiet again. Training network?
(Observed by Fritz)
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* MILITARY STATIONS *
As you can see Trond is back on LF. I hope that when he is settled he
will be writing his LF Section again. Most of the 18 kHz logs are from
him.
::: RUSSIAN/CIS/UKRAINIAN MILITARY STATIONS
Mode: CW
18.1 CIS MIL HQ, Moscow, Russia, Arkhangelsk tx site. Strategic flash
msg to unit RIR2" xxx xxx rir2 rir2 69327 domowityj 6793 6643 xxx
xxx rir2 rir2 69327 domowityj 6793 6643 k"
Note: the adressed unit RIR2 is never before seen in a VLF flash
message.
Strategic flash msg to unit RKS; "xxx xxx rks rks 14515 komlistyj
9732 5844 k" msg repated twice.
Strategic flash message to unit RDL; "xxx xxx rdl rdl 80354 25576
krauba 2302 9660, msg rptd then "k"
CIS MIL HQ, Moscow Russia, (poss) Nizhniy Novgorod tx site. Msg
to RDL: "rdl rdl 59741 57636 59741 57636 59741 57636 k"
583.0 RMP: Navy Kaliningrad
3348.0 Russian Mil: PVDK, KHB8, LPJX, NWG1, AU4O, 1UEQ. QSX 3819 kHz
3505.0 Unid Russian Mil?: WF3A *)
3759.0 Unid Russian Mil?: RAI63 clg RIQ88
3819.0 Russian Mil: 1UEQ, PVKD. QSX 3348 kHz
3884.0 Russian Mil: VTKY, NTOF, VTKY, X6EC
3893.0 Russian Mil: WXYD, YJF9, TKOC
4021.0 Russian Mil: BE8I, 3FD8, CGJ6
4051.0 Ukranian Mil: ST9M, 7NVW, MSCB, YGAN
4051.0 Unid CIS network. **)
5233.0 Unid Russian naval? station: RKN RKN RKN xxxxx prognoz pogody...
RKN RKN RKN qtc 418 17 3 1t45 418 = prip astrahanx ...
RKN RKN RKN qth 981 23 3 1949 981 = wsem sudam ....
all QTC were repeated (logged by Tom)
5238.0 Russian Mil: TITR, E1PY
7018.4 REA4 Airforce Moscow
7044.0 REA4 Airforce Moscow
7063.0 RJS45, RJS48, RJE60 5L groups
7815.0 Russian Navy? Strategic Msg: XXX LR43 00000 TEHNIöESKAä
PROWERKA = 592 = 592. Then RMW36 de RMW32 RPT. RMW36 de RMW32
ZSA3 ZAA K. ZSA4 R K.
8347.5 Russian Warship. RIR96 wkg RCV/HQ Black Sea Fleet Sevastopol.
RCV de RIR96 QSA NO RPT K. RCV de RIR96 QDW 4877/4877 OK?
10102.0 Russian navy?: RMW32(?). Msg: XXX LR43 00000 TEHNIöESKAä
PROWERKA 540 540 (repeated) K. Same message as sent on 7815 kHz
at 1604 on 24 April by RMW32.
*) Attu adds another callsign to his list: WF3A and writes
"New frequency/callsign for this station. Currently transmitting for
two ten minute periods each hour, 10 to 20 and 40 to 50 min. Last
logged this station using 3207 kHz callsign: L6YC on 2 April 05."
He forwarded a list of his earlier observations. It includes the calls
and frequencies of this station/network.
14
1
31
27
7
2
22
2
Mar
May
May
Sep
Oct
Dec
Dec
Jan
04
04
04
04
04
04
04
05
3699khz
3698khz
3698khz
3700khz
3700khz
3420khz
3517khz
3205khz
VTI8
SFO3
IGAE
UXUO
NELC
U34D
NELC
L6YC
26-36
07-17
10-20
25-35
10-20
25-35
10-20
10-20
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
56-06 minutes
37-47 minutes
40-50 minutes
55-05 minutes
40-50 minutes
55-05 minutes
40-50 minutes
40-50 minutes
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14 Feb 05 3265khz Q7JN 25-35 and 55-05 minutes
3 Mar 05 3207khz L6YC 15-25 and 45-55 minutes
10 Apr 05 3505khz WF3A 10-20 and 40-50 minutes
**) Unid CIS Network.
Mode: CW.
Frequencies: 4051, 6989, 7861, 13975 kHz. Best heard on 7861 kHz.
Times: 0700-1800 UTC
Callsigns: NCS is RAL2, stations are RDU2, RKA2, RLO2, RHW2
Note: Busy for a few days then disappears for months. The network
does nothing else than radio checks on different frequencies,
SIMPLEX traffic. First copied Jan. 2000.
<<<<<>>>>>
::: OTHER MILITARY STATIONS
2623.0 kHz USB
2806.4 kHz USB
3225.0 kHz USB
4860.0 kHz CW
5225.0 kHz USB
6840.0 kHz CW
DHJ59: Navy Wilhelmshaven wkg DRAR
Polish mil net. Probably Air Defence. Callsign Nitryl 93
wkg Trybar 63 and others. Poor modulation. QSY 2806 to
2806.4 kHz
BRAVO wkg ECHO. Exercise tfc in German, QSY 5225 kHz
Chinese Mil: see 6840 kHz
ECHO instructing BRAVO and others in German to switch to
TTY modes. Later seen RTTY 75/850 synch. QSO style.
Possibly German navy.
Chinese Mil: NYZ. VVV VVV Q2M de NYZ (R5). Long dash,
then EOT. Q2M de NYZ QSA ? k // 4860 kHz
Note: This station is on the air every now and then,
DUPLEX frequency of Q2M never found. Never any messages
heard. First copied July 2001.
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-
* CRYPTOLOGY *
An interesting note was forwarded by Zack. Thanks for that, OM.
SPECIAL EVENT (Enigma Machine To Be Reactivated After 60 Yrs)
In September 1939, the radio receivers of all radio amateurs were ordered
to be confiscated, but many amateurs volunteered to become "Voluntary
Interceptors" (V.I.'s) in their own homes. These V.I.'s intercepted
encrypted Enigma messages transmitted in Morse Code which were passed
to the code breakers at Bletchley Park. Accuracy was crucial in order
to assist decoding of the message, but many of the intercepted signals
were weak or fading and atmospheric conditions were often poor with QRM
from loud local stations. Searching through the bands was very
painstaking,
but it was a task that was carried out with great skill and dedication,
providing a most valuable service to the Allies. As a tribute to the work
of the V.I.'s sixty years ago, the Scarborough Special Events Group
(SSEG)
will be on the air as GB2HQ from GCHQ Scarborough over the weekend of
May 7-8th. A souvenir QSL card showing an Enigma cipher machine and an
HRO receiver will be issued to commemorate the occasion. GCHQ have
provided a working Enigma machine for use by the SSEG and Ofcom and have
given permission for transmission of an enciphered Enigma message to be
sent in Morse Code on the amateur radio bands for this event only. The
group will be active on SSB, PSK and CW. The CW station will operate
around 7015 or 3515 KHz and the Enigma message will be transmitted in
Morse Code at 1100z on Saturday, May 7th, at a speed of 15 wpm. The
message will consist of a few five letter groups which will be repeated
at 1300 and 1900z. GCHQ invites all licenced amateurs and listeners to
submit a copy of this Enigma message and will award a certificate for a
100% accurate intercept. A copy of this message should be sent via club
call G0OOO (Scarborough Special Events Group, 9 Green Island, Irton,
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Scarborough YO12 4RN) and can be enclosed with a QSL card.
the certificate is GBP 3.00, EUR 5.00, USD 5.00 or 6 IRCs.
should be made out to "SSEG"). All profits will be donated
Scarborough Charities Fund. Full details will be published
site at: http://www.sseg.co.uk
The cost of
(UK cheques
to GCHQ
on their Web
Depending on your location, conditions may not be favorable for reception
on the day. However, in this respect, listeners will be experiencing the
same problems faced by the V.I.'s some sixty years ago. FISTS members are
invited to take part in a practical demonstration of history brought to
life through amateur radio. For more information about the Enigma
machine, please visit the following eeb pages:
http://www.codesandciphers.org.uk/enigma/
http://www.enigmahistory.org/enigma.html
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-----------------------------Editor.....Bob Margolis
136 East Woodland Road
Lake Forest, IL 60045-1729
mahler6@mc.net
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| Spezial-Frequenzliste 2005/06 by Michael Marten and Wolf Siebel |
| Siebel Verlag, ISBN 3-88180-641-5
|
Spezial-Frequenzliste, now in its 13th edition, is an HF Radio frequency
guidebook worthy of being in your reference library. It covers the radio
spectrum from 9 kHz to 30,000 kHz and contains over 20,000 listings.
Although the book is in German, its heart contains the frequency listings
in standard format of frequency, call sign, station identification, and
transmission mode, including ALE, ACARS, HFDL and NDB, and is the section
you will be using the most often. Its compact size, 5.875 inches by 8.250
inches, and 480 pages, is perfect for carrying in a backback along with a
portable shortwave radio, for those of you who like to do some monitoring
away from home once in a while.
Coverage includes maritime and aviation communications, weather and time
stations, diplomatic and military channels, nondirectional beacons, as
well as stations that handle disasters.
There are four sections. The first covers reviews of radio receivers,
antennas, digital data decoders and decoding software, followed by
descriptions of digital data modes you're likely to encounter.
Section Two covers information of use to listeners of aeronautical and
maritime communications, including nondirectional beacons, MWARA, RDARA,
Volmet, LDOC, SELCAL, and maritime radio. This section ends with a
lengthy list of nondirectional beacons heard in Europe, Commonwealth of
Independent States, Mideast, and North Africa.
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Section Three is the "meat and potatoes" of this book, with utility
stations listed in order of frequency from 9 kHz to 30 MHz. Covering 348
pages, the list provides the ITU callsigns, the names and locations of
the users, transmission mode used, and a column for additional comments.
While this book is written from a Central European point of view it does
include stations that may possibly be heard, such as the American and
Canadian militaries, including American National Guard, Army and Marine
units in Iraq.
Section Four consists of a chart showing the Morse Code characters, a
phoentic alphabet in English, an abbreviations list, ITU country
designators, ITU callsigns, and then nonstandard callsigns you'll likely
encounter. Spezial-Frequenzliste 2005/06 ends with 36 pages of postal
addresses for QSLing many of those stations you will be hearing.
The Table of Contents (Inhalt) lists
Wichtiger Hinweis
Vorwort
Ihr Kontakt zu uns
Funkdienstempfang
Frequenzzuweisungsplan
Die Empfangsausrüstung zum Funkdienstempfang
Der Empfänger
Glossar
Die Wahl der Antenne
Der Dekoder
Internet und Radio-Monitoring
Funkfernschreiben
Grundlagent
Fernschreibverfahren
Fernschreibanalyse
Funkfernschreibsysteme nach Baudrate
Funkdienststationen
NDB-Funkbaken
Flugfunk
MWARA
RDARA
Volmet
LDOC
SELCAL
Seefunk
Nautische Nachrichten
Öffentlicher Nachrichtenverkehr
Automatic Link Establishment(ALE)
PC-ALE
ALE-Funknetze und Frequenzen
Empfangbeispiele
High Frequency Data Link(HF-ACARS)
PC-HFDL
Funkbaken
Spezial-Frequenzliste 9 kHz - 30 MHz
Morsealphabet und Buchstabiertafel
Abkürzungen
ITU-Landeskenner
Rufzeichenliste
Stationsindex und Adressen
In Germany, the book cost 18.90 Euro, or about U.S. $24.68, when this
review was written in April. Postage is extra to locations outside
Germany.
The book is sold by Verlag für Technik und Handwerk GmbH, Robert-BoschStr. 4, 76532 Baden-Baden, Germany. Tel.: 07221/508722. Fax:
07221/508733.
For further information, e-mail to info@vth.de or service@vth.de; or to
purchase the guidebook visit the VTH Website,
http://www.vth.de/shop/shopfiles/product.asp?PS=1&OrderNumber=
Pagina 300
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4130030&showcat=1&ps=1&tmpl=table&cid=10109&sparte=1 . Since the URL is
so long you will have to cut and paste it into your Web browser. Sorry.
:-)
Other publications from Siebel Verlag can be purchased at
http://www.vth.de/shop/shopfiles/shoppage.asp?showcat=1&ps=
1&tmpl=table&cid=10109&sparte=1 .
When placing your order, please mention this review. Thank you.
73,
Bob
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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:
jds1 "at" bellsouth .net
=====================================================================
This month we welcome new contributor Ivan Dias, who is also a member
of DX Clube do Brasil (http://www.ondascurtas.com). Ivan notes that
he has recently started trying to QSL HFDL and ACARS comms, and has
also been receiving some answers from Royal Dutch Airlines, American
Airlines, Continental Airlines and even China Airlines. Thanks so
much for our submissions, Ivan, and keep 'em coming! Thomas Roesner
also checks in from Germany with info on another Beacon QSL. You'll
see their results below.
As always, when using the e-mail address in the column header, simply
replace "at" with the @ symbol, remove all spaces, and you're ready to
e-mail your QSL submissions to the column. Just my feeble attempt to
reduce the amount of SPAM I receive. Enjoy this month's column!
=====================================================================
CANADA:
DENMARK:
GREECE:
Gander Radio. 10051 ltr in 69 ds. V/s: Ken Stack.
P.O. Box 328, Gander, NF, A1V 1W7, Canada. (IDS)
Address:
Danish Meteo, Copenhagen. 9360 ltr, schedule and stickers in
28 ds. V/s: Jette Miller – Secretary/Ice Charting and Remote
Sensing Division. Address: Lyngbyvej 100, DK-2100 Copenhagen,
Denmark (IDS)
SVO - Olympia Radio. 17359 ltr in 39 ds. V/s: G. Panagiotakis –
Sub-Manager of Olympia Radio. Address: 85 Patision Str., 104 34
Athens, Greece. (IDS)
======== AIRCRAFT ========
China Airlines:
Federal Express:
Attorney.
17919 PFC and ltr in 45 ds. V/s: Albert Yang - General
Manager. Address: 131, Nanking East Road, Sec. 3,
Taipei,
Taiwan 104. (IDS)
17934 ltr 29 ds.
V/s: Todd E. Taylor – Senior
Address: 3620 Hacks Cross Road, Building B, 3rd Floor,
Memphis, TN 38125, United States. (IDS)
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United Parcel Service:
21997 PFC and stickers in 68 ds. V/s: Illegible.
Address: 1400 North Hurstbourne Parkway,
Louisville,
KY 40223, United States (IDS)
======== BEACONS ========
FINLAND:
"O" - Rovaniemi, Finland. 399 f/d QSL ltr w/ very nice rubber
stamp picturing Santa Claus that says "Rovaniemi - The
Official
Airport of Santa Claus", plus a postcard of Santa's reindeer.
V/s: Markku Rautio. Address: Ilmailulaitos Luftfartsverket,
Civil Aviation Administration, Rovaniemen Airport, PL 8182,
96101 Roveniemi, Finland. (TR)
=======================================================================
Abbreviations used:
f/d = Full data
p/d = partial data
n/d = no data
cd = QSL card
ltr = ltr
V/s: = Verification Signer
ds = ds
wks = weeks
ms = mint stamps
f/up = follow up
SASE = Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope
PFC/ppc = Prepared Form Card
This month's contributors:
Ivan Dias - Brazil (IDS)
Thomas M. Roesner - Germany (TR)
See you next time...
73 de JDS.
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UTILITY ROUND-UP
editor: Ary Boender
e-mail: ary@luna.nl
________________________________________________________________________
This month's historic utility radio facts:
6 April, 1875 Bell granted patent for multiple telegraph
25 April, 1874 Guglielmo Marconi born
27 April, 1791 Samuel Morse born
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0I compiled a number of interesting catches for you. Thanks to those of
you who sent them to me.
* AFRICAN REPORT *
7022.5 kHz: Agricultural estates, Arusha area, Tanzania.
Idents: MD Arusha, Naberera
7045.0 kHz: Tanzania Electricity Supply Co. Various stations.
7050.0 kHz: Unid NGO located in Rwanda, Uganda and possibly also in
Somalia, Mozambique and Ethiopia. Languages heard on the
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net: French, English, Italian. Idents: A, AA, BB, J, K, D,
DG, Kigali, GA, W, WA, 42, 54, 4A, 72, 691, 134, 128, PW,
Bukavu.
7074.0 kHz: Unid NGO with traffic in French and English.
10130.0 kHz: Unid. Operators: Alex, Paul, John, "Mon Général", also
female operators. Traffic in French. No calls.
14000.0 kHz: Unid medical NGO in Sudan, Somalia, Uganda and Zaire.
Idents: BI, ML, FM, SL, OK, Zero, Quarante, 95, KE, CC,
CE, CJ, CM, Goma, JM, JK, CN, KT, JA, DK, KM, MM, DJ, BC,
NI3, YL, AL, K1, NI, Mai Mai, YL, SV, Kasungu, NBI, JT,
AR (Arua), Mobile 3. Languages heard on this net: English,
Amharic, other vernaculars, KiSwahili, Dholuo, the last
predominating. SelCal. Medical traffic. Also on 12000 kHz
LSB and 14450 kHz LSB.
21021.0 kHz: Unid missioner's traffic from DR Congo. Calls "Sierra" and
"Kilo". Daily active.
21350.0 kHz: Ukrainian peace keeping forces. Traffic between Ukraine
and Sierra Leone.
Source: IARUMS
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* OTHER STATIONS *
25.0 kHz: RJH63: Krasnodar TS 1006 CW id -1007. Tx on at 1002, pulses
1009-1020 UTC
25.0 kHz: RJH77: TS Arkhangelsk, Russia 0804 N0N (late start), A1A
morse ID 31.2 wpm at 0806 "rjh77"
25.0 kHz: RJH66: TS Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan 0900 N0N, A1A morse ID 26.2
wpm at 0906 "rjh66"
66.7 kHz: RBU: Moscow TS 0830 AM/CW 300 Hz beeps. Unusually good
daylight signal
6998.0 kHz: Mode: CW. The well known Italian reli-pirate was active
again. This time with a set of new callsigns: SXR3 and
SSA49.
Samples:
VVV SXR3 SXR3 SXR3 = QRU QRU = = (repeating)
VVV marker +
de SSA49 SSA49 --- de SSA49 - nr.013 --- 06/04/2005 -situazione roma +
- urgente --- quando allo stato dei fatti certe previsio
.....(more italian text) .... tutti. == de SSA49 SSA49 = +
Back to the VVV marker.
7780.0 kHz: Argentine police in the Salta province. Spanish telegrams.
7918.0 kHz: Uruguayan Army. Callsign "Caballeria 9". Mode: LSB
11440.0 kHz: Possible Argentine military feeder. AM 590 kHz, Radio
Continental was heard on this frequency in LSB.
14000.0 kHz: Smuggle ships in Arabian Sea.
14040.0 kHz: Smuggle ships in Arabian Sea.
Sources: IARUMS, Tony Paredes, Klaus Betke, Tom, Trond and Jim.
Pagina 303
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-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* ARMED FORCES DAY (AFD) WEEK ANNIVERSARY *
MILITARY/AMATEUR CROSSBAND COMMUNICATIONS TEST (14-15 MAY 2005)
1. THE ARMY, AIR FORCE, NAVY, MARINE CORPS, AND COAST GUARD ARE COSPONSORING THE ANNUAL MILITARY/AMATEUR RADIO COMMUNICATIONS TESTS
IN CELEBRATION OF THE 55TH ANNIVERSARY OF ARMED FORCES DAY (AFD).
ALTHOUGH THE ACTUAL ARMED FORCES DAY IS CELEBRATED ON SATURDAY,
MAY 21, 2005, THE ARMED FORCES DAY MILITARY/AMATEUR CROSSBAND
COMMUNICATIONS TEST WILL BE CONDUCTED ONE WEEK EARLIER ON MAY 14,
2005 (LOCAL). THE REASON IS SO THE AFD MILITARY/AMATEUR CROSSBAND
COMMUNICATIONS TEST WILL NOT CONFLICT WITH THE DAYTON HAMVENTION
(20-22 MAY 2005), WHICH IS ON THE SAME WEEKEND AS THE ACTUAL ARMED
FORCES DAY.
2. THE ANNUAL CELEBRATION FEATURES TRADITIONAL MILITARY TO AMATEUR
CROSS BAND COMMUNICATIONS SSB VOICE TEST AND THE SECRETARY OF
DEFENSE MESSAGE-RECEIVING TEST. THESE TESTS GIVE AMATEUR RADIO
OPERATORS AND SHORT WAVE LISTENERS AN OPPORTUNITY TO DEMONSTRATE
THEIR INDIVIDUAL TECHNICAL SKILLS AND RECEIVE RECOGNITION FROM THE
SECRETARY OF DEFENSE AND/OR THE APPROPRIATE MILITARY RADIO STATION
FOR THEIR PROVEN EXPERTISE.
3. QSL CARDS WILL BE PROVIDED TO THOSE MAKING CONTACT WITH THE
MILITARY STATIONS. SPECIAL COMMEMORATIVE CERTIFICATES WILL BE
AWARDED TO ANYONE WHO RECEIVES AND COPIES THE DIGITAL ARMED
FORCES DAY MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE.
4. PART I. MILITARY-TO-AMATEUR CROSS BAND SSB TEST CONTACTS.
MILITARY-TO-AMATEUR CROSS BAND OPERATIONS WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE
DATES/TIMES IN ZULU (UTC), AND FREQUENCIES LISTED BELOW FOR EACH
STATION. VOICE CONTACTS WILL INCLUDE OPERATIONS ON SINGLE SIDEBAND
VOICE (SSB). SOME STATIONS MAY NOT OPERATE THE ENTIRE PERIOD,
DEPENDING ON PROPAGATION AND MANNING. PARTICIPATING MILITARY
STATIONS WILL TRANSMIT ON SELECTED MILITARY MARS FREQUENCIES AND
LISTEN FOR AMATEUR RADIO STATIONS IN THE AMATEUR BANDS INDICATED
BELOW. THE MILITARY STATION OPERATOR WILL ANNOUNCE THE SPECIFIC
AMATEUR BAND FREQUENCY BEING MONITORED. DURATION OF EACH VOICE
CONTACT SHOULD BE LIMITED TO 1-2 MINUTES. THE FOLLOWING STATIONS
WILL BE TRANSMITTING ON MARS FREQUENCIES LISTED BELOW WHICH ARE
PROVIDED AS 'WINDOW/DIAL FREQUENCY' IN KHZ.
For more info and a list of frequencies and modes check
http://navymars.org/national/cmb/index.htm
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0* SPACE COMMUNICATIONS *
NOAA N (NOAA 18) has been damaged which causes a delay of about two
months. It is now expected that the satellite will be launched in May
or June. It will transmit APT on either 137.9125 MHz or 137.10 MHz.
Both frequencies are new for NOAA satellites.
Douglas Deans prepares a weekly status report of the various weather
satellites for the "weather satellites group". I only used the APT part
of the report.
Satellite
--------NOAA 12
NOAA 14
NOAA 15
NOAA 17
Sich 1M
Frequency (MHz) Status
--------------- -----137.500
on
137.620
off
137.500
off
137.620
on
137.400
off
Image Quality
------------good
see note 1
good
see note 2
1) There is a NOAA 12/15 VHF (137.500) conflict which commenced about
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2) Sich 1M was launched on 24th December 2004 at 1120 UTC. However there
was an anomaly with the rocket's final stage resulting in the satellite
having a highly elliptical and unstable orbit (ca. 280-640 km altitude).
The first APT signal was heard about 0810 UTC Saturday 29th January.
Clearly there are problems with the image, but nevertheless it is good
to see some unexpected activity. As before it is likely it will only
transmit in range of Russian/Ukrainian receiving stations.
Update: No reported APT signals for many weeks. Satellite expected to
burn up in the atmosphere in the coming months.
-0-0-0-0- that's all folks -0-0-0-0-
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April 2005
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Edited by Eddie Bellerby (edward.bellerby@ntlworld.com)
Bob Yellen
Steve J. Walker
stevew@bucks.net
Total logs
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Feb - 1607
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00018.1 RDL: CIS MIL HQ Moscow Russia 1251 F1B FSK Morse
strategic flash msg "xxx xxx rdl rdl 47223 27931 uhwat 8251
9115 k" (13 Mar 2005 ) (TJ)
00018.1 RDL: Russian Military Strat Bcast 1248 36-50/50/70
Three T600 msgs. Krasnodar VLF site. // 12832 & 10535.
(16Apr05) (RGA)
00019.6 : Navy Skelton, G? 0915 UNID/200 Same RDF from N
Germany as signal on 22.1 kHz, but weaker
(12Apr05) (KB)
00025
RJH63: Krasnodar TS 1006 CW id -1007. Tx on at 1002,
pulses 1009-1020 (11Apr05) (KB)
00044.2 SRC?: Swed. Navy Ruda? 0800 RTTY/50/80 5LGs. At times
IBZ used in header instead of SRC, followed by encrypted msgs
and press review in Swed. at 0815. (12Apr05) (KB)
00052
: Navy Crimond, G 0630 UNID/50/85 Signal slowly rising
from hardly audible to normal at @0730. (12Apr05) (KB)
00066.7 RBU: Moscow TS 0830 AM/CW 300 Hz beeps. Unusually good
daylight signal (12Apr05) (KB)
00082.8 MKL: RAF 2 Group MATELO Bcast 1220 NATO-75/75/85
Blocked msgs in KG84 cipher. Via Crimond LF site. //8988.
(16Apr05) (RGA)
00104.2 Unid: continuous sig 1375 bauds ?? any idea ??
13apr05 (ML)
00147.3 DDH47: DWD Via Pinneberg GER 1207 RTTY/50/85 Calls &
RYs. (16Apr05) (RGA)
00147.3 DDH47: Deutcher Wetterdienst, Pinneberg TX site,
Germany 1239 F1B Baudot 50/85 with metar observations from
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ZSJ: SAN/AFMET 1230 FEC Navwngs for 40mins
(13/Mar/05) (RH2)
5BA: 0401 0159 5BA CYP NAV - ME62 CYPRUSRADIO WEATHER
FORECAST 5APR05 (csn)
5ba: 0330 0400 5BA CYP NAV - ME58 CYPRUSRADIO WEATHER
FORECAST 31mar05 (CSN)
5ba: 0331 0400 5BA CYP NAV - ME58 CYPRUSRADIO WEATHER
FORECAST 30mar05 (CSN)
A9M: 0328 0221 A9M BAH NAV - BA07 BAHRAINRADIO/A_OM_M
27mar05 (CSN)
BHR: 0401 0019 A9M BHR NAV - BA21 BAHRAINRADIO/A9M.
NAVAREA IX(ARABIAN GULF AND 5APR05 (csn)
EAL: 0402 0120 EAL SPA NAV - IA20 CANARY ISLAND 1.GREEN LIGHTBEACON (NUMB(CSn)
NMA: 0318 0430 NMA USA NAV - AJ76 DGPS BNM 182-05
ALABAMA COAST-MOB_LE POINT DGPS 18mar05 (CSN)
NMA: 0320 0441 NMA USA NAV - AA4_F DGPS BNM _83-05
MLORIDU_21mar05 (CSn)
NMA: 0321 0439 NMA USA NAV - AA42 1. THE FOLLOWING
COAST GUARD DISTRICT 721.mar05 (CSn)
NMA: 0322 0526 NMA USA NAV - AA73 1. CCGD7 BROADCAST
NO. 721-05. 2.GEORGIA 22mar05 (CSn)
NMA: 0328 0622 NMA USA NAV - AA28
REF/A/MSGID:INST/COMNAVSPECWARCOM/YMD:19990601//AMPN/REF A IN
NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE OPERATIONS MANUAL 3000.3A.//
27mar05 (CSN)
NMA: 0328 0632 NMA USA NAV - AA12 CCGD7 BNM 0772-05 1.
GA-ST SIMONS SOUND-TURTLE 27mar05 (CSN)
NMA: 0401 0428 NMA USA NAV - AA18 GCGD7 BNM 0794-05S
1. COAST_GUARD 5apr05 (CSN)
NMA: 0402 0425 NMA USA NAV - AA91 1. THE FOLLOWING
COAST GUARD DISTRICT 7(CSn)518 0401 2211 LGD NOR NAV - NZ27 NO
MESSAGE ON HAND AT OERLANDETRADIO(CSn)
NMB: 0403 0515 NMB USA NAV - EA20 1. THE FOLLOWING
COAST GUARD DISTRICT 7(CSn)
NMF: 0313 0455 NMF USA NAV - FJ_ _CGD1 BNM 169-05 PRN
XX IS SCHEDULED TO BE UNU_ 17mar05 (CSN)
NMF: 0318 0101 NMF USA NAV - FL63 ACTIVI_Y/GROUP
BROADCAST CCGD1-BNM_0131-0_ 18mar05 (CSN)
NMF: 0318 0456 NMF USA NAV - FA20 GROUP BROASDCAST
VHF-FM, SSB_ 18mar05 (CSN)
NMF: 0319 0458 NMF USA NAV - FL65 GROUP BROADCAST VHFFM, SSB FOR SAFETY 21mar05 (CSn)
NMF: 0322 0628 NMF USA NAV - FB21 INTERNATIONAL ICE
PATROL (IIP) BULLETIN 22mar05 (CSn)
NMF: 0328 0709 NMF USA NAV - FA_3
__ REF/7-/NSGID:INST/COMNAVSPECWARCOM/YMD:1999=601//AMPN/REF A
IN NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE _OPERATIONS MANUAL 3000.3A.//S
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NMF: 0401 0457 NMF USA NAV - FL67 GROUP BROADCAST VHFFM, SSB 5apr05 (CSN)
SUH: 0331 2214 SUH EGY NAV - NA27 MED.SEA NORTH EAS_
ALEXANDRIA B.A. CHART 2574 5apr05 (CSN)
TFA: 0401 2350 TFA ICL NAV - XB06 GREENLAND 050401
2350 UTC WARNING NO 363(CSn)
UDN: 0322 0004 UDN RUS NAV - AA87 COASTAL WARNING
NOVOROSSIYS_ 12 22mar05 (CSn)
VAR-3:0402 0326 VAR-3 CAN NAV - UA47 NOTSHIP M0419= IT
IS PROPOSED TO GRAND(CSn)
VCK: 0403 0422 VCK CAN NAV - CH25 NOTSHIP Q0218 LORAN
C STATION CARIBOU(CSn)
VCO: 0316 0244 VCO CAN NAV - QA75 NOTSHIP M0178
EFFECTIVE 17mar05 (CSN)
VCO: 0322 0341 VCO CAN NAV - QA75 NOTSHIP M0178
FURTHER NOTICE, ICE CONTROL 22mar05 (csN)
VCO: 0401 0239 VCO CAN NAV - QA84 NOTSHIP M0369 N.S.SABLE ISLAND BANK 5apr05 (CSN)
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FOR THE NEWFOUNDLAND MARINE 17mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 VOK: 0318 0400 VOK CAN NAV - XE44 ENVIRONMENT CANADA
FORECASTS ALL TIMES 18Mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 VOK: 0321 0401 VOK CAN NAV - XJ7_2 ENVIRONMENT CANADA
FORECASTS ALL TIMES21mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 VON: 0318 0621 VON CAN NAV - OB79 GALE WARNING
_S_UE__FOR THE NEWFOUNDLAND 18mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 VON: 0331 2228 VON CAN NAV - OH33 NOTSHIP N050257
NEWFOUNDLAND_NORTHWES_ 5APR05 (csn)
00518.0 hzh: 0329 2315 HZH ARS NAV - HE29 JEDDAH RADIO/HZ
HARIABLE 3 LOCALLY__. MODERATE 31mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 hzh: 0330 2315 HZH ARS NAV - HE29 JEDDAH RADIO/HZ
HARIABLE 3 LOCALLY__. MODERATE 30mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 hzn: 0328 2311 HZH ARS NAV - HE27 FROM: JEDDAH
RADIO/HZH MARINE WEATHER 29mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 nma: 0327 0520 NMA USA NAV - AJ83 DGPS BNM 193-05
LABAMA COAST-MOBILE POINT DGPS 27mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 nma: 0327 0538 NMA USA NAV - AA72 CG SECTOR SAN JUAN
PR BNM 081-05 27mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 nma: 0329 0622 NMA USA NAV - AJ05 GPS BNM 191-05 PRN
26 IS SCHEDULED TO 29mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 nma: 0330 0622 NMA USA NAV - AA94 DGPS BNM 184-05
FLORIDA COAST-CAPE CANAVERAL 31mar05 (CSN)
FLORIDA COAST-CAPE CANAVERAL 31mar05 (CSn)
FLORIDA COAST-CAPE CANAVERAL 30mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 nmb: 0329 0713 NMB USA NAV - EA937 1. THE FOLLOWING
COAST GUARD DISTRICT 7 29mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 nmf: 0326 0540 NMF USA - AA_ CCGD7 BNM 0772-0 1. GAST AIMONS 26mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 nmf: 0326 0600 NMF USA - FB25 1. 25 MAR 05
INTERNATIONAL ICE PATROL BULLETIN 26mar05 (csN)
00518.0 nmf: 0327 0600 NMF USA NAV - FA25 CG SECTOR SAN JUAN
BNM_047-05U 27mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 nmf: 0331 0457 NMF USA NAV - FA19 GROUP BROADCAST VHFFM,SSB FOR SAFETY 31mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 nmg: 0329 0539 NMG USA NAV - GJ_6 DGPS BNM 193-05
ALABAMA COAST-MOBILE 29mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 nmg: 0331 0328 NMG USA NAV - GJ49 GPS BNM 197-05 PRN
13 IS SCHEDULED 31mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 nmg: 0331 0504 NMG USA NAV - GA67 GMDSS. MRSC FORTH
VHF DSC SERVICE FROM31mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 nmn: 0326 0639 NMN USA - NE88 NEW JERSEY TO MURRELLS
INLET SOUTH CAROLINA 26mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 nmn: 0327 0630 NMN USA NAV - NE91 MID ATLANTIC STATES
NAVTEX MARINE FORECAST 27mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 nmn: 0329 0739 NMN USA NAV - NE11 OFFN02 MID ATLANTIC
STATES NAVTEX MARINE 29mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 nmn: 0331 0146 NMN USA NAV - NA23 BROADCAST UNTIL
CANX.CCGD5 BNM 0141 - 05 31mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 nmr: 0327 0300 MNR USA NAV - RA42 USCG SECTOR SAN JUAN
BCST VHSAFM 27mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 suh: 0325 2317 SUH EGY - NA28 MEDIT. SEA ALEX. PORT
B.A. CH. NO. 3119 26mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 suh: 0329 0015 SUH EGY NAV - NL34 MED.SEA_ALEX.PORT
B.A CH.NO. 3119-302 29mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 suz: 0327 0052 SUZ EGY NAV - XL22 FROM 21TH MAR 05, IN
VICINIGY 27mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 suz: 0329 0149 SUZ EGY NAV - XA02 SERAPEUM NAVTEX SVC.
PART 2 FOR_EGYPT 29mar05 *(CSN)
00518.0 taf: 0326 0139 TAF TUR - EE73 SAMSUN TURK RADIO
PART-1: NO GALE WARNING 26mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 udn: 0330 0102 UDN RUS NAV - AA87 COASTAL WARNING
NOVOROSSIYSK BLACK SEA 31mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 udn: 0331 0102 UDN RUS NAV - AA87 COASTAL WARNING
NOVOROSSIYSK BLACK SEA 30mar05 (CSN)
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ASTRAKHAN 39 26mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 var-3: 0329 0525 VAR-3 CAN NAV - UA44 NOTSHIP M0178
FURTHER NOTICE,29mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 vco: 0329 0442 VCO CAN NAV - QA75 NO_SHIP M0(7_)+:+:
1-79 29mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 vco: 0330 0443 VCO CAN NAV - QA84 NOTSHIP M0369 N.S.SABLE ISLAND BANK 31mar(CSN)
00518.0 vco: 0331 0443 VCO CAN NAV - QA84 NOTSHIP M0369 N.S.SABLE ISLAND BANK 30mar05 (CSN)
00518.0 vok: 0327 0341 VOK CAN NAV - XA75 NOTSHIP THE VIGATION
WIDE BERTH REQUESTED.27mar05 (CSn)
00518.0 vok: 0331 0357 VOK CAN NAV - XE89 ENVIRONMENT CANADA
FORECASTS ALL TIMES 31mar05 (CSn)
00583
RMP: Russian Navy Kaliningrad, RUS 1744 CW RR wx.
(14/Feb/05) (DL8AAM)
00583.0 RMP: Navy Kaliningrad 1737 CW QTCs until 1752
(17Apr05) (KB)
01635.0 OXZ: lyngby 1909 USB dan d/x Apr01 05 ML
01650.0 cross jobourg: 1918 USB naws "antifer...port de rouen..."
Mar31 05 ML
01656.0 chipiona: 1936 USB span om ID naws Mar31 05 ML
01698.0 1764: la coruna 1910 USB naws ee/span Apr01 05 ML
01806.5 radiolocation system: ?? unid 0613 unid dig disc 2s transm
Mar20 05 ML
01869.0 ukcg: yarmouth 0846 USB ee naws Mar20 05 0ML
02013.5 RCB: Russian Naval Aviation West Sector 1840 CW wkng
RIC89, RAY96, ex."RAY96 de RCB QSA?" (15-mar-2005)(MSM)
02134.0 unid: POL 1845 USB Polish FisherMan in chat,net
malfunction rep.,sked for tomorrow morn(15-mar-2005)(MSM)
02187.5 9HOP7: Maltese-flagged Vessel Kuzbass 1931 GMDSS RQs
02187.5 : MRCC Finisterre/Coruña 2107 GMDSS Sends selfaddressed safety test. (29Mar05) (RGA)
02187.5 : MRCC Tenerife/Las Palmas 2129 GMDSS Acknowledges
undesignated distress call apparently originating from
unlisted vessel using MMSI 271000804, allegedly at 2805N
01523W. (05Apr03) (PF)
02187.5 : Unid (MMSI 273139400) Russian Ship 2334 GMDSS RQs
MRSC Kaliningrad/UIW for safety test. (20Mar05) (RGA)
02187.5 : Unid Irish Vessel (MMSI 250108400) 2028 GMDSS Calls
Irish Fishing Vessel Cu na Mara (Sea Dog)/EI5777 for duplex
chat on 1615.7/1857.4 kHz. (29Mar05) (RGA)
02187.5 A8AU5: Liberian-flagged Vessel Peneda 2049 GMDSS RQs
MRSC Palermo/IPP for routine safety test. (29Mar05) (RGA)
02187.5 C6KA7: Bahamas-flagged Vessel Toisa Petrel 1925 GMDSS
RQs sister ship Toisa Puffin/C6KA8 for simplex telephone
conversation on 2750 kHz. (29Mar05) (RGA)
02187.5 E5751: Irish Fishing Vessel Karen Rose 1950 GMDSS RQs
IFV Rachel Marie/EI6904 for a chat on 3450 kHz.
(29Mar05) (RGA)
02187.5 EI4835: Irish Fishing Vessel Tannetje 2002 GMDSS RQs
IFV Golden Feather/EI6008 for simplex chat on 12344.1 kHz.
EI6008 BQs. Regulars. (29Mar05) (RGA)
02187.5 EI5777: Irish Fishing Vessel Cu na Mara (Sea Dog) 1943
GMDSS RQs IFV Aine Christina/EI6227 for duplex telephone
conversation on 3215/2145 kHz. Regulars. EI6227 BQs.
(04Apr05) (RGA)
02187.5 ELWH6: Liberian-flagged Vessel Norgas Traveller 2136
GMDSS RQs MRCC Turku/OFK for safety test. (19Apr05) (RGA)
02187.5 GCLK: British Ship Grampian Sprite 2009 GMDSS RQs
BergenRadio/LGN for safety test. LGN BQs.(04Apr05) (RGA)
02187.5 GXVR: British Ship Putford Guardian 2015 RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for routine test. Lyngby BQs.
(29Mar05) (RGA)
02187.5 LFI: RogalandRadio Norway 1943 GMDSS Geographic SELCAL
for area between 59N to 62N/0E to 8E and various other areas
for voice safety bcasts on 1728 and 2072 kHz.
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LLME: Norwegian Ship Korni 1933 GMDSS RQs
RogalandRadio/LFI for routine test. (29Mar05) (RGA)
LXAI: Luxembourg Vessel Aurelia 2255 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. Lyngby BQs.
(23Mar05) (RGA)
LYAG: Lithuanian Vessel Kaunas 1951 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for routine test. (29Mar05) (RGA)
MLLR9: British Ship Vikimg Challenger 2216 GMDSS RQs
sister ship Viking Piper/ MPML7 for simplex telephone
conversation on 3040 kHz. (23Mar05) (RGA)
MPJZ9: British Ship Grampian Fame 1930 GMDSS RQs MRSC
Shetland for safety test. Shetland BQs. (29Mar05) (RGA)
MTKM5: British Ship Dea Pilot 1929 GMDSS RQs Bahamasflagged vessel Toisa Petrel/ C6KA7 for simplex telephone
conversation on 1755 kHz. (04Apr05) (RGA)
OXZ: LyngbyRadio DNK 2131 GMDSS CQ all ships for voice
MIBs on 2182 kHz. (19Apr05) (RGA)
OXZ: LyngbyRadio DNK 2320 GMDSS CQ all ships for
safety bcast on 2182 kHz. (20Mar05) (RGA)
P3VW9: Cypriot Ship Sparto 1953 GMDSS RQs Swedish ship
Stena Saga/SLVH for safety test. (?) (04Apr05) (RGA)
PJAI: Netherlands Ship Bleo Holm 2000 GMDSS RQs
RogalandRadio/LFI for routine test. (29Mar05) (RGA)
SAB: GöteborgRadio Sweden 1933 GMDSS CQs all ships
standby for voice MSI bcast on 2182 kHz.
(04Apr05) (RGA) 02187.5 LAXQ4: Norwegian Ship Harmon 1934
GMDSS Self-addressed safety test (?) (04Apr05) (RGA)
VRYH5: PRC Ship Aliacmon River 1935 GMDSS RQs Dublin
MRCC for safety test. (04Apr05) (RGA)
SAB: MRCC Göteborg SWE 1932 GMDSS All ships for
pending MIB bcast on 2182 kHz. (29Mar05) (RGA)
SPS: WitowoRadio POL 2128 GMDSS CQ all ships for voice
MIB bcast on 2720 kHz. (19Apr05) (RGA)
TFA: MRCC Coastal/Oceanic Reykjavik 2004 GMDSS
Geographic SELCAL area 62 to 65N 12 to 20W for voice MIB bcast
on 2182 kHz. (04Apr05) (RGA) 02187.5 UBWJ: Russian Ship
Sestroreck 2008 GMDSS RQs LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test.
(04Apr05) (RGA)
UDWB: Russian Vessel Zevezda Rybaka 2106 GMDSS RQs
sister vessel Zevezda Udachi/UDRL for simplex telephone
conversation on 2343.5 kHz. (29Mar05) (RGA)
Unid: 1215 258689000 MV Sira Borg (Chemical Tanker),
Routine msg with 271000809 unid turk. GMDSS 22mar05 (RPA)
Unid: 15:34 246486000 M/V Arklow Sky (Cargo) test
with 002442000 Ymuiden MRCC 21mar05 (RPA)
YJSJ5: Vanautu-flagged Vessel Art Carlson 2147 GMDSS
RQs MRCC Tenerife/Las Palmas for safety test. (19Apr05) (RGA)
ZDEK2: British Ship Bremer Saturn 2244 GMDSS RQs
LyngbyRadio/OXZ for safety test. Lyngby BQs. (23Mar05) (RGA)
ukcg: 1923 USB wx Apr01 05 ML
Unid Belorus Mil 1820 DSB relaying FM broadcast as
channel marker. Also on 4541 kHz (17Apr05) (KB)
fishermen: ? 0625 232 dutch d/x Mar20 05 ML
20050319: 2137 2598.0 weak CCG station with gale
warning ,Placentia R 19mar05 (PP)
GYA: FWOC Northwood UK 0058 FAX/120/576 Radiofax
schedule. Poor picture. //4610 is better. (21Mar05) (RGA)
DHJ59: Navy Wilhelmshaven 0635 USB wkg DRAR
(19Apr05) (KB)
unid: 0531 USB cze?? om d/x Mar25 05 ML
IPA: ancona 0528 USB ita om naws Mar19 05 ML
portug navy: / lisbon? 2105 USB port- ee naws & wx
Mar14 05 ML
2834: unid ?? 0530 unid reg discon dig sounding
Mar19 05 ML
unid: 0634 ARQ-E 85.7 idling Mar20 05 ML
SPS: WITOWO Radio 1941 USB yl MM WX REP in POlish
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YQI: Constanta Radio 1934 USB Eng MM wx/navs, s9+
(16-mar-22005)(MSM)
OFA helsinki: 0638 USB noisy ee/fin wx & naws
(fd4=0 /1530= 2/10)Mar20 05 ML
unid: ?? 0540 ARQ-E/85.7 /175 idling Mar19 05 ML
atc nat shannon: 0535 USB work shamrock approach
shannon Mar25 05 ML
unid: 2114 USB encrypted voice with beep Mar14 05 ML
fishermen: 0538 USB span d/x Mar25 05 ML
Unid: capucine?? ff 0540 USB french southern accent .
"voici une émissionde capucine pour le réglage de vos
recepteurs" Mar25 05 ML
german truckers: pirate ? 0643 USB german d/x
Mar20 05 ML
fishermen: 2119 USB ff d/x Mar14 05 ML
nocall: POL Fisherman?? 2005 USB/voice 2 OM, next sked
in 30min (16-mar-22005)(MSM)
nocall: POL Merchant Sailors 2005 USB/voice 2
OM,novice sailors,one is 3rd Officer awaiting his Officer
Diploma (16-mar-22005)(MSM)
AAG: unid ISR? 1902 USB/ALE wkng AAD (15-mar-2005)(MSM)
HF-GCS (01Apr05) (SA)
CRO: Croughton HF-GCS ALE/USB wkg HAW Ascension HF-GCS
(19Mar05) (SA)
PLA: Lajes HF-GCS 0612 ALE/USB wkg HAW Ascension
1117: Unid SND ALE/USB 20:12 7Abr05 (MAL)
1118: Unid SND ALE/USB 20:58 7Abr05 (MAL)
241 : Unid SND ALE/USB 20:02 7Abr05 (MAL)
DA5 : Unid SND ALE/USB 19:10 7Abr05 (MAL)
9MR5: Navy Johor Baharu, MLA 1815 RTTY/50/850 5LGs.
Warbling sound, as on parallel freq 8192 kHz
(16Apr05) (KB)
IAP Juliusruh, D (tentative) 1930 CW Ionospheric
sounder; rapid sweep (snaring sound) approx +- 12 kHz
(16Apr05) (KB)
BOULMER :RAF Boulmer, G 2218 J3E-USB sx wkg 8SH with
tracking details. (8/Feb/2005) (ALF)
BRAVO: Unid 0610 USB wkg ECHO. Exercise tfc in German,
QSY 5225 kHz (19Apr05) (KB)
615: Unid. Possible Air Defence 2139 CW 616 615 615
40719 40719 repeated. Pause then 616 615 615 40523 40523
(repeated) then 040 040 040 02. 040 01. 615 615 615 615 615
3333 15 ... Freq reported as AD. Poss Chinese?
(23Mar05) (RGA)
: Russian AF/Air Defence, RUS 2225 CW mkr "=
99T125??T?????" sometimes tracking details in between.
(8/Feb/2005) (ALF)
ZIG6: CIS Military 2216 CW Ends msg to unid ... 324
RPT AL K. Then ZIG6 C K. (26Mar05) (RGA)
2NK8: Russian Military 2222 CW Comms check with QSAs
with at least QD8M and E1T1. (26Mar05) (RGA)
MGJ: RN Faslane 1148 RTTY/76/850 Carbs 02A 04 only
(13/Mar/05) (RH2)
fishermen: 0549 USB french d/x fish outcome
Mar25 05 ML
fishermen: 0648 USB ee
d/x Mar20 05 ML
WF3A: Unid 1540 CW New frequency/callsign for this
station. Currently transmitting for two ten minute periods
each hour, 10 to 20 and 40 to 50 min. Last logged this station
using 3207khz callsign: L6YC on 2 April 05. (10Apr05) (AB)
WF3A: 1547 CW / beacon? transmits each hour, 10-20 &
40-50 minutes (10/Apr/2005) (Attu Bosch)
DLVL: ZB Hohwacht, D 1317 Sitor-ARQ/100Bd/170 wkg
unid,changing Phonenumbers (14/MAR/05) (KK)
unid: "Yosemite Sam" 0410 DSB / "Varmint, I'm gonna
Pagina 310
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blow ya to smithereens" every 40 seconds
03747
RAL2: Russian Navy, unid Shore Station, RUS 1703 CW
clg RBY46. Maybe Baltic Fleet. (29/Jan/2005) (ALF)
03797
0317 CW RR wx QTC to RIC87. (3/Mar/2005) (ALF)
03801
..DU: Unid PVO Stn 2132 CW (Russian Air Defence - non
plotter) ..DU FOR ZDU 11684 62386 67001 21684 70110 0915 ABV
11684 62386 67001 21684 70110 0915 WCN6V. (23Mar05) (RGA)
03801
: Russian AF/Air Defence, RUS 0318 CW time-mkr "=
99t618??t?????". (12/Feb/05) (DL8AAM)
03801
: Russian Air Defence (PVO) 2209 CW =990107??0????? =
990108 990109 etc. (26Mar05) (RGA)
03802.5 35 Oscar 3: REMER (Red Radio de Emergencia - Emergency
Radio Network of the spanisg Civil Protection) regional
coordinator, Las Palmas, CNR 2300 USB wkg in large net with
08T8 (Barcelona Prov.) etc.; check WUN bulletin Jan 2000 for
more details. (17/Feb/2005) (ALF)
03803
: unid CIS Military 1804 CW time (UTC+4h), abt 2
minutes too early "2206 2206 2206 ...".
03803.0 QA4: unid 2228 USB/ALE wkng OT8 (14-mar-2005)(MSM)
03808
RGX96: Russian Naval Vessel 1803 CW wkg sx RBE89 for
QSA. (6/Feb/2005) (ALF)
03808.5 RJD69: Russian Navy (Vessel?) 1745 CW RR wx-bull.
03815
SHPORA: Rostov-na-Donu Air, RUS 0245 J3E-USB YL/RR sx
wkg YAROK (Kiev), MEDLODIOYA-2 (Kazan), AGURCHIK (Moscow), MBA
(Samara) with coord. fr flight to/fm St.Petersburg.
(24/Feb/2005) (ALF)
03820 fishermen: 2139 USB ff d/x Mar14 05 ML
03823
AA1: Israeli AF 2048 ALE/USB Sounding. (19Apr05) (RGA)
03829
K4ZY: Ukranian Military 2044 CW Message to ZBLV: K4ZY
QTC 972 89 23 2228 = 972 = ZUU 603 = AAAAA ZZZZW ..... ZKEEE
IIZGW ... (ends) IBVWZ BWKZE K. ZBLV asks for repeat of grs
77 & 78 on frequency. Given. then ZBLV gives R 972 K.
(Simplex net). (23Mar05) (RGA)
03829
LZHZ: Ukranian Military 2207 CW Bcasts 82-group msg to
collective A4HS - de LZHZ QTC 593 82 21 2245 593 = 860 = AAAAA
LyBFI XUHXZ ... DYOMC BAKZK AR. (21Mar05) (RGA)
03829
MHI5:Ukraine Mil 2233 5FG to collective 6J6D ending
"... 61114 80921 20050 QLN AR" (Noted by MSM 15Mar05) (via
Hungary DX-Tuner) (JC5) (19Mar05)
03829
VMPF:Ukraine Mil 2356 5LG to collective CZTY. (via
Hungary DX-Tuner) (JC5) (19Mar05)
03829.0 unid: CIS MIL? 1919 CW hand cw 5fg msg, s9+60++db,cpy
it even without my ant., almost like it would come from the
RUS Emb. some 800m away.(15-mar-2005)(MSM)
03831
FD_: French AF, F 0315 J3E-USB OM/FF voice mirrow.
03831.5 Zero: Unid (tent. NATO) Military 0426 J3E-USB sx
OMs/accented EE, no british or US english, wkg X_B, refer to
F15. (4/Mar/2005) (ALF)
03832
TSMW: Ukranian Military 2224 CW Gives R 254 K at end
of NCS' message on 4051 kHz ending üEJKV BVKDK K.
(26Mar05) (RGA)
03845
9A0T: Italian Army, I 1857 J3E-USB OM/II sx wkg LF9
(?), short radio check. (16/Feb/2005) (ALF)
03850.5 RCB: Russian Navy Air Transport Western Sector HQ
station, RUS 1655 CW "RMU51 de RCB qly 2 qsx 1949 qwh 2530aa5
ar". (21/Mar/2005) (ALF)
03855.0 DDH3: Deutcher Wetterdienst, Pinneberg tx site,
Germany 2100 (31/March/2005)(TJ)
03855.0 DDH3: Deutcher Wetterdienst, Pinneberg tx site,
Germany 2142 2137UTC (31/March/2005)(TJ)
03890
UWS3: Kiev Radio, UKR 1850 CW msg to unid vessel.
(9/Feb/2005) (ALF)
03893
TWYL: Russian Military 2230 CW Bcasts msg to
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03893
03899
03899
03933
04043
04051
04051
04051
04061
04125
04165.0
04209.5
04209.5
04218.5
04244
04271.0
04271.0
04274.0
04294.5
04295
04295
04295.0
04300.0
04337.0
04423.0
04438.5
04444
04447
04453.0
04456
WUN-v11
collective B1N9 de TWYL QTC 669 52 26 2339 669 = 613 = 37921
42041 47867 ... 26066 26050 = Repeats message ending QLN AR.
(26Mar05) (RGA)
WETN: Russian Military 2232 CW Bcasts msg to
collective WETN QTC 350 52 22 0018 350 = 081 = 84527 66232 ...
68350 22050 QLN AR. (21Mar05) (RGA)
3IKX: Russian Military 2154 CW Msg to unid: 3IKX 220
26 27 0045 220 = ZVW 010 = UEGAZ FSEDQ ööHIO ... öIPTy WUPWW
010 K. (26Mar05) (RGA)
KUAM: Russian Military 2226 CW KUAM R 333K. DQNY OK
QTA 333 K. 3IKX QRV K. (21Mar05) (RGA)
RFFP: Russian 'RFF' Net 2120 CW RFFN de RFFP R 103 K.
Then RFFM calls and receives one message from RFFN and quiet.
(21Mar05) (RGA)
FDC: FAF Metz 2305 RTTY/50/380 Tests. (21Mar05) (RGA)
7EE5: Ukranian Military 2116 CW Message to collective
M9BP: QTC 591 57 23 2300 519 = 603 = AAAAA EBUSM EESDC ...
OXöVR BWKKD RPT AL QLN AR. (23Mar05) (RGA)
CE9T:Ukraine Mil 2218 CW 5LG msg to QIG5, who answers
on 3832. (via Stuttgart DX-Tuner) (JC5) (19Mar05)
LA7F: Ukranian Military 2253 CW Msg for FN4N: 905 53
20 0030 905 = 788 = 11111 53748 18809 ... .6100 2005. K. FN4N
responds on QSX freq 3832 with FN4N R 905 K. (19Mar05) (RGA)
0JQU: Unid 1713 CW Hand keyed "vv 8MOS 8MOS 8MOS de
0JQU 0JQU kk" and "ucl ucl ... pse u qsy to /06 /06 /06 kk".
(25Mar05) (ALF)
: Unid 1700 USB Weak signal strength, vessel
transmitting contemporary music selections on 4125khz. Curious
if others are listening in. Open mic? (22Mar05) (AB)
nato: forces? 0555 NATO-75 ?? Mar19 05 ML
P: CHILUNG 1830 fec 100/E/170 Taiwanese nav warnings
in EE (28/Mar)(DW)
XSW: Kaohsiung TWN 1830 FEC/100/170 Taiwan NAVTEX msg
identification PA## (18Apr05) (PPA)
LZW: VARNA RADIO 1836 fec 100/E/170 Wx fcst in EE, tfc
list (nil) then bulletins(?) in BB. (28/Mar)(DW)
DAO4A: Kiel Radio, D 2134 xTOR Idles and CW-id "de
DAO4A". (5/Feb/2005) (ALF)
CFH: canf halifax 0655 ITA2/75 wx bulletin poor qual
txt Mar20 05 ML
CFH: canf met halifax ID 0558 ITA2/75 wx bulletin
cyfc:fredericton/ cyqm:moncton...Mar19 05 ML
ZSC: GW Capetown 2217 Dataplex Marker (08/04/05) (AJP)
Uind: Japanese fisheries 1049 8 tones FSK (08/04/05) (AJP)
FUE: FN Brest 1850 RTTY/75/850 Tests. (06Apr05) (KD)
FUE: French Navy Brest 1605 RTTY/75/850 Working
indefinite call FA. KKKKKilo QSM. QSL R 071552Z Avr 05 Time
1611z. de FUE A+ A+ A+ AR AR AR and reverts to test slip.
(07Apr05) (RGA)
FUE: fn brest 2145 ITA2/75 ryry Mar14 05 ML
Unid: 1100 FSK 50/350 ACF = 8 - Possible Japanese
Mil(08/04/05) (AJP)
unid: coast station ?? 0607 USB german long d/x
Mar19 05 ML
IDR: Italian Navy HQ Roma, I 1900 J3E-USB wkg sx "MV"
with coordination of data mode (PSK?). (5/Feb/2005) (ALF)
: USN Napoli ITA 2307 LINK-11/2250/USB Tadil. Regular
user. (25Mar05) (RGA)
MJHF: Russian Military 0018 CW WJLQ de MJHF R 937? K.
WRGX de MJHF QTA 937 K. Both respond on QSX freq 3899 kHz.
(20Mar05) (RGA)
unid: 2149 PICC6 ?? Mar14 05 ML
: Russian Military 0012 CW Msg to XPXV 732 29 20 0302
732 = 122= PPPPP ZyAWF CJVYX ... CJVYX WPPWY 250 K. XPXV
responds on QSX freq 3954 kHz. (20Mar05) (RGA)
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04490.0 NCS015: (National Communications System station): 1102
04496
378: Unid Illicit 2202 CW Repeating 378 callup.
(21Mar05) (RGA)
04498.5 Unid: Japanese ASDF 1104 MIL STD 118-110A 16
tones(08/04/05) (AJP)
04503
: CIS Military 2248 81-81/81/215 Slow revs. Opchat.
Cipher at 2253. (23Mar05) (RGA)
04507
unid : German airforce D 0715 ARQ-E/85.7/170 idling or
encrypted traffic (16Apr05) (PPA)
04541
: Belorus Mil 0505 DSB relaying FM broadcast. These
transmissions are supposed to be "frequency is occupied"
markers. Often heard on 2338 and 2371 (17Apr05) (KB)
04555,2 : German coastguard Cuxhaven D 0730 ARQ/100/170 German
messages (16Apr05) (PPA)
04601.8 UNID: 1315 USB male op spelling LIMA ECHO ALPHA LIMA
FOXTROTT INDIA KILO etc. etc. with an occasional 'arrival'
26/Mar/2005 (TR)
04610.0 GYA: rn 2152 FAX good qual wind chart Mar14 05 ML
04613.0 UNID: 1515 USB busy net with at least five stns
heard and apparently unheard ones in what sounded like Tagalog
to me, Phillipino fishermen possibly??? 27/Mar/2005 (TR)
04616
BMF: Taipei Meteo 1932 FAX sat picture (12Apr05) (KB)
04620.0 fishermen: net 0700 USB span d/x / night outcome of
many ships Mar2005 ML
04630
1ZZ: Unid ALE/USB SND 10:11 9Apr05 (MAL)
04630
ANTARCTO: Tunisian mil? ALE/USB callg toASSADCTO 20:23
10Apr05 (MAL)
04630
CPF: Unid ALE/USB SND 10:19 9Apr05 (MAL)
04700.0 FREDGAS: (WPPY393, Washington Gas & Light
Company,Frederick, MD): 1142 LSB/ALE sounding.
03/16 RP3
04700.0 SHENGAS: (WPPY393,Washington Gas & Light
Company,Springfield, VA): 1133 LSB/ALE sounding.
03/16 RP3
04721
04721
250106: C-17 95-0106 0757 ALE/USB Sounds (07Apr05) (SA)
04721
430079: KC-10 83-0079 0622 ALE/USB wkg AED Elmendorf
04721
571443: KC-135 57-1443 0936 ALE/USB Sounds (04Apr05) (SA)
04721
04721
610306: KC-135 61-0306 Rch-1306 1016 ALE/USB wkg CRO
Croughton HFGCS ALE + voice for Radio Check (25Mar05) (SA)
04721
04721
ADW: Andrews HF-GCS 0730 ALE/SB wkg ICZ Sigonella
04721
ADW: Andrews HF0GCS 0915 ALE/SB wkg OFF Offutt HF-GCS
(22Mar05) (SA)
04721
AF5: C-20C 85-0049 0047 ALE/USB Sounds (06Apr05) (SA)
04721
UKE306: RAF E-3D ZH106 1214 ALE/USB Sounds (21Mar05) (SA)
04724
ARMAMENT: EAM Bcast 0010 USB simulcast 8992, 11175 and
15016. He ended his xmsn with the STANDING BY FOR TRAFFIC
statement. H+10/h+40. Suspected TACAMO LANT.
(13 Apr 05) (JH)
04724
POWERLINE 89: Clg MAINSAIL 0510 USB No response and
quiet. (13 Apr 05) (JH)
04745
CRONPR: Croughton NIPR NET 0300 ALE/USB wkg ICZ
Sigonella NIPR NET (07Apr05) (SA)
04745
ICZSPR: Sigonella SIPR NET 0211 ALE/USB wkg PLASPR
Lajes SIPR NET (06Apr05) (SA)
(19/Mar)(DW)
(21/Mar)(DW)
04777.5 IMB51: Rome Meteo 0750 FAX FL240 chart (17Apr05) (KB)
04780.0 CGOOPS: possibly AL NG: 2040 USB ALE. (16/MAR/05) (JLM)
04916.8 unid: 0707 PICCO/40 or COQU13?? encryp Mar20 05 ML
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04924.0 fishermen: 0744 USB french d/x 02apr05 ML
04991
: Unid 0815 RTTY/50/425 5LGs. Off at 0818 (17Apr05) (KB)
05007
: Russian Military 2024 RUS-75/75/240 Cipher. W/with
5116? (06Apr05) (RGA)
05010.5 fishermen: 1940 USB dan? d/x Mar31 05 ML
05011.0 fishermen: 1858 USB french d/x Apr01 05 ML
05012.0 fishermen: 2021 USB ff d/x 09apr05 ML
05035
AAF: Prob USAF/DISA Associated 2256 ALE/USB Sounding.
(25Mar05) (RGA)
05035
AAF: UNID Prob DISA 1050 ALE/USB Sounds (27Mar05) (SA)
05035
AAH: UNID prob DISA 1549 ALE/USB Sounds (31Mar05) (SA)
05035.0 AAA: UNID 1657 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Also 1727 1740 1742 (09/Apr)(DW)
05035.0 AAB: UNID 1654 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Also 1725 1740 1755 (09/Apr)(DW)
05035.0 AAF: UNID 1720 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(09/Apr)(DW)
05035.0 AAG: UNID 1654 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Also 1709 1725 1740 1755 (09/Apr)(DW)
05035.0 ADA: UNID 1649 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Also 1650 1705 1709 1735 (09/Apr)(DW)
05035.0 ADB: UNID 1650 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Also 1706 1721 1736 1751 (09/Apr)(DW)
05035.6 capucine: ff 0558 USB french "emission de...destinee
au reglage ..lundi...302...janvier.." 13apr05 ML
05065
9MB13: Malaysian Navy Georgetown, Penang, MLA 1902 CW
vvv-marker. Not on 5064 kHz, QSYed to new freq?
(8/Feb/2005) (DL8AAM)
05066.5 UNIFORM 4 WHISKEY: & YANKEE 0 UNIFORM, FEMA & US Army,
respectively: 1630-1632 USB voice/ALE.ALE calls FCSFEM (U4W) &
USAIS1012 (Y0U) (16/MAR/05) (JLM)
05092
: CIS Military 1857 MS-5/4800/DPSK/USB Tones and
cipher. (16Apr05) (RGA)
05153.7 D: Cluster Beacon Odessa 2028 CW With C. (06Apr05) (RGA)
05153.8 P: MX Beacon Kaliningrad 1900 CW (16Apr05) (RGA)
05154
C: Cluster Beacon Moscow 2029 CW With D. (06Apr05) (RGA)
05154
(21Mar05) (WC)
05157
REA4: Air Force HQ Moscow 1905 REVS/50/1000 Idling.
(16Apr05) (RGA)
05176.0 Unid:
0205 FSK 75/850 ACF = 0 (07/04/05) (AJP)
05195
DRA5: DARC Prop Beacon 1908 CW PSK31 then Vs and
calls. (16Apr05) (RGA)
05210
: Russian Air Defence (PVO) 2032 CW Plotter
990031??0?????? 990032?0????? etc. (06Apr05) (RGA)
05210.5 : German MIL net, D 0630 USB/MAHRS 2400Bd burst PSK
system, occasional tfc. bursts in EPM-mode (04Apr05) (LDO)
05225
ECHO: Unid 0615 USB instructing BRAVO and others in
German to switch to TTY modes. Later seen RTTY 75/850 synch.
mode in QSO style. Navy vessel cut call signs? (19Apr05) (KB)
05236
CI4W: Chinese Navy, CHN 2015 CW clg-mkr "v JAH3 JAH3
JAH3 de CI4W CI4W". (8/Feb/2005) (ALF)
05237
CI4W: Enigma M89 1310 CW JAH3 JAH3 JAH3 de CI4W CI4W
V. (17Apr05) (AB)
05237.0 CI4W: M89 1310 CW / JAH3 JAH3 JAH3 de CI4W CI4W V;
(17/Apr/2005) (Attu Bosch)
05238
TITR: Russian Military 2040 CW Msg to E1PY: TITR QTC
071 27 7 0030 071 = 448 = PPPPP LGPZZ DJTIV ... DJTIV PUPWE
825 RPT AL K. (06Apr05) (RGA)
05245
CI4W: Chinese Navy, CHN 1838 CW clg-mkr "v JAH3 JAH3
JAH3 de CI4W CI4W". (16/Feb/2005) (ALF)
05267.5 H4HT: Chinese Navy, CHN 1834 CW clg-mkr "v U6UM U6UM
U6UM de H4HT H4HT". Freq drifted 5+ kHz up in 5mins, s/off
after "cq nil sk" at 1838. (3/Mar/2005) (ALF)
05286
TXX2: Police Madrid E 1742 USB/ALE to TWVP2 (15Apr05) (ZE)
05400
: Unid Northern African Net 0456 J3E-USB sx OMs EE
(technical?) status reports, coordination/OP-Chat in Arab.
Official net, reported to be on this channel nearly daily
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05407
05407
05412.0
05413.3
05413.3
05413.3
05413.3
05413.3
05413.3
05413.3
05413.3
05419.8
05435.0
05450
05465.8
05465.8
05466
05478.0
05478.0
05518.0
05541.0
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
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since vy long time. Tent. drilling company net from Libya?
(11/Mar/2005) (ALF)
: Unid Russian Naval station, RUS 0438 CW open RR
weather QTC after "RKN RKN RKN qtc 714 125 11 0635 714 =
prognoz pogody s 0900 1_/03 do 0900 11/03/05g sewernyj kaspij
...", send twice, end "ar", s/off. RKN is a general call for
RussNy vessels in Caspian Sea ? (11/Mar/2005) (ALF)
KF9H: CIS Military 2220 CW S6LZ de KF9H R 427? K.
(19Mar05) (RGA)
PSVH: Russian Military 2219 CW Msg to unid: PSVH 004
26 24 0056 004 = 168 = PPPPP MöCOy FJZBy ... FJZBy WRPWE 906
RPT AL K. Then PSVH C K. (23Mar05) (RGA)
Zero: Unid British 1749 USB/ RATT/75Bd wkg JuliettTwo-Zero + Juliett-Three-Zero (12/APR/05) (KK)
No Call: unid Fronet Station, S. 0000 P-I/100Bd
<Calling:F66HAA>: Norrbotten Norra (12/APR/05) (KK)
<Calling:F99HAA>: ? (12/APR/05) (KK)
<Calling:F18HAA>: Kalmar (12/APR/05) (KK)
<Calling:F31HAA>: Halland (12/APR/05) (KK)
<Calling:F34HTA>: Nordvästra Götaland (12/APR/05) (KK)
<Calling:F17HPR>: Jönköping (12/APR/05) (KK)
<Calling:F33HHE>: Älvsborg (12/APR/05) (KK)
<Calling:F21HAA>: Gävleborg (12/APR/05) (KK)
---: UNID 2015 CW (F1A-200HZ) Slow morse "qrv" "k"
"ok" Series of figs. Also occ qrm (25/Mar)(DW)
Unid: Israel Intel.Mossad 0145 USB EE AM-USB
Letters.(07/04/05) (AJP)
RAF VOLMET: MASO RAF W.Drayton UK 1917 USB YL robot
with EU airfields fcasts. (16Apr05) (RGA)
R: MX Beacon Ishevsk 0003 CW Has spike on approx
5467.38. (22Mar05) (RGA)
R: MX Beacon Izhevsk 1921 CW With spurii at 5467.35
and 5464.23 kHz. (16Apr05) (RGA)
R: MX Beacon Ustinov 0351 CW (Slow) (21Mar05) (WC)
AA1 : Israeli AF Ben Gurion SND ALE/USB 19:27 7Abr05 (MAL)
AAA : Israeli AF Tel Aviv SND ALE/USB 20:29 7Abr05 (MAL)
fishermen: 0721 USB ee d/x Mar20 05 0ML
stockholm ldoc: 1946 USB work FSQR ? reach? Mar31 05 ML
A6-ERE: Emirates A340 2321 HFDL Acks msg "MELCAYA
ADS.A6-ERE14218". (21Mar05) (RGA)
A7-ACC: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0034 2337 HFDL Logs
on. (25Mar05) (RGA)
A7-ACD: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0344 2308 HFDL At
2828N 07626E. (26Mar05) (RGA)
A7-AFL: Qatar Airways A330 2316 HFDL Using invalid AID
000000. Told. (26Mar05) (RGA)
(21Mar05) (RGA)
(21Mar05) (RGA)
(21Mar05) (RGA)
B-6050: China Eastern A340 Flt MU0554 2241 HFDL Logs
on. (19Mar05) (RGA)
CZ0453: China Southern Flt 2343 HFDL At 5201N 09404E.
(25Mar05) (RGA)
D-ALCJ: Lufthansa Cargo MD11 0026 HFDL Logs on.
(21Mar05) (RGA)
D-ALCN: Lufthansa Cargo MD11 Flt LH8643 2331 HFDL
Reports 4615N 00908E via ARINC Muharraq. (25Mar05) (RGA)
G-VATL: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Miss Kitty' Flt VS0200
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05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
05544
06752E.
05544
05547
05547
05589
05589.0
05602.0
05673.0
05673.0
05684
05684
05684
05684
05684.0
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2313 HFDL At 5332N 01546E. (19Mar05) (RGA)
G-VFOX: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Silver Lady' Flt VS0250
2310 HFDL Reports 5601N 09156E via ARINC Muharraq.
(21Mar05) (RGA)
VS0201 2224 HFDL Logs on to ARINC Muharraq. (19Mar05) (RGA)
I-LIVA: Livingstone A321 Flt LVG234 2306 HFDL Logs on
to ARINC Bahrain. (26Mar05) (RGA)
I-LIVB: Livingstone A321 Flt LVG246 0028 HFDL Logs on
to ARINC Muharraq. (21Mar05) (RGA)
I-LIVB: Livingstone A321 Flt LVG268 2302 HFDL At 2759N
03424E. (19Mar05) (RGA)
VP-BWD: Aeroflot A320 Flt SU4299 2311 HFDL At 4150N
00302E. (26Mar05) (RGA)
VP-BWG: Aeroflot A319 Prob Flt SU0299 2318 HFDL Acks
msg "AGM AN VP-BWG/FI SU0232/MA 011A - DOBRY WECHER EGO BRU/AP
POLUCHILOSX ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CHEREZ ACARS ? - BRGDS MISHA".
(26Mar05) (RGA)
VP-BWO: Aeroflot A321 Flt SU0721 2325 HFDL At 5533N
(21Mar05) (RGA)
ZS-SNE: S.African Airways A340 2345 HFDL Logs on.
(25Mar05) (RGA)
ARINC-07: Shannon IRL 2319 HFDL Poor squitters. No
apparent traffic. Very few HFDL stns audible tonight.
(25Mar05) (RGA)
I-LIVB: Livingstone A321 Flt LVG575 2323 HFDL
Attempting to sign on to ARINC Shannon. (25Mar05) (RGA)
ELAL Tel Aviv: LDOC ISR 2151 J3E-USB sx OM/Heb. wkg
unid a/c with aero-tfc. (23/Feb/2005) (ALF)
ldoc el al: 2051 USB heb d/x Mar19 05 ML
fishermen: 0759 USB french d/x 02apr05 ML
Beijing VOLMET: 1500 USB VOLMET EA, aviation wx for
east and south-east asian region in English, announcing
'meteorological information for aircraft in flight', nothing
on //3458 and 8849 27/Mar/2005 (TR)
Guangzhou VOLMET: 1540 USB VOLMET EA, aviation wx
for east and north-eastern asian airports like Chengdu etc. in
English 27/Mar/2005 (TR)
523580: KC135 62-3580 0104 ALE/USB wkg ADWNPR Andrews
NIPR NET (06Apr05) (SA)
DL0003DAT: E-3B 79-0003 0017 ALE/USB Sounds (07Apr05) (SA)
CRONPR: 1326 CRONPR USAF Croughton Sounding
ALE
26mar05 (RP)
OFFNPR: (Offutt AFB, Non-Secure Internet Protocol
Router node): 0146 USB/ALE sounding. 03/24 RP3
CROSPR: HFGCS CROUGHTON 1846 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. (26/Mar)(DW)
ICSZPR: HFGCS SIGONELLA 1848 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding. Also 1933 (26/Mar)(DW)
PLASPR: HFGCS LAJES 1856 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding. Also 1942z (26/Mar)(DW)
(07Apr05) (SA)
210196: C-17 01-0196 0826 ALE/USB Self Test (04Apr05) (SA)
221107: C-17 02-1107 2005 ALE/USB wkg IKF Keflavik HFGCS with many unsuccessful ALE init PP's to [AMD]
CCCCPTARNNNN/[AMD]CCCC93144802121NNNN Ramstein.
(24Mar05) (SA)
(25Mar05) (SA)
HF-GCS with many unsuccessful ALE init PP's to [AMD]
CCCCD83126731110NNNN Charleston (24Mar05) (SA)
271191: C-17 89-1191 2235 ALE/USB wkg AED Elmendorf
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ADW: Andrews HF-GCS 0705 ALE/USB wkg 131285 C-5
83-1285 (30Mar05) (SA)
AF5: C-20C 85-0049 1549 ALE/USB Sounds (08Apr05) (SA)
JDG: Diego Garcia HF-GCS 2210 ALE/SB wkg JTY Yyokota
MPA: USAF Mount Pleasant Falklands 2135 ALE/USB Sounds
(04Apr05) (SA)
(19Mar05) (RGA)
E-3D ZH106 MAGIC-92 with AMD [AMD]THIS IS A SAMPLE AMD MESSAGE
(23Mar05) (SA)
UKE306: RAF E-3D ZH106 0958 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews
HF-GCS (29MAR05) (SA)
UKE306: RAF E-3D ZH106 MAGIC-92 1250 ALE/USB wkg
UKE307 RAF E-3D ZH107 with AMD [AMD]HELLO ****** ***** AND
GESTAPO HOWS TRICKS. reply [AMD]NO STINK NO LINK
(23Mar05) (SA)
563626: (KC-135E # 56-3626, 171st ARW PA ANG
Pittsburgh): 1711 USB/ALE sounding. 03/24 RP3
HHS: (Dep't if Health & Human Services, Wash DC): 2317
ZS-SXB: S.African Airways A340 Flt SA0261 2321 HFDL
Logs on to ARINC Reykjavik from 2835N 01403E.
(19Mar05) (RGA)
FDG: FAF Bordeaux, F 0154 CW vvv-mkr. (3/Mar/2005) (DL8AAM)
unid: ff net ?? 1925 USB d/x stand by all stations
occupied.next call h30 04apr05 ML
28: Danish Mil 1020 USB ALE clg 25(19/MAR/05) (KK)
1103: (unidentified): 0454 USB/ALE sounding. 03/12 RP3
0200: Italian Carabinieri Net 2309 ALE/USB Calls 0811
with [AMD] "DIAL4". (19Mar05) (RGA)
763: (Canadian Army Communication Regiment (Ottawa):
0222 USB/ALE TO 763A (subordinate unit of 763rd Communications
Regt). 03/20 RP3
CHM721: (Canadian Army 721 Comm Troop, Glace Bay): 0031
USB/ALE TO CHM723 (Canadian Army 723 Comm Sqdn,
Halifax). 03/19 RP3
CHM721: (Canadian Army 721 Comm Troop, Glace Bay): 0050
USB/ALE TO CHM728 (Canadian Army 728 Comm Sqdn, St.
John's). 03/19 RP3
CHM721: (Canadian Army 721 Comm Troop, Glace Bay):
0107 USB/ALE TO CHM721CT (Canadian Army 721 Comm Troop,
Charlottetown). 03/19 RP3
CHM: (unidentified Canadian Army): 0150 USB/ALE TO
CHM723 CJC (Canadian Army 723 Comm Sqdn, Halifax). 03/19 RP3
CLO: (unidentified Canadian Army): 0241 USB/ALE TO CHM
(unidentified Canadian Army). 03/19 RP3
A3Z: UNID 2347 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(03/Apr)(DW)
TWVP2: GUARDIA CIVIL PALENCIA 1702 STD.MIL 188-141A
ALE on usb. Clng TXX2 (04/Apr)(DW)
TXX2: GUARDIA CIVIL VALDEMORO 1704 STD.MIL 188-141A
ALE on usb. Clng TYMB2 (04/Apr)(DW)
OXT: Copenhaven Meteo, DNK 1000 W-Fax 120rpm/IOC:567
Cape Farewell Chart, Danish Metero-logical Instituts Valid:03
April 2005, 2025 UTC Next Chart: 07 April 2005
(06/APR/05) (KK)
TWVP2: GUARDIA CIVIL PALENCIA 1554 STD.MIL 188-141A
ALE on usb. Clng TXX2 (04/Apr)(DW)
TXX2: GUARDIA CIVIL VALDEMORO 1549 STD.MIL 188-141A
ALE on usb. Clng TYMZ2. 1601z clng TYMV2 (04/Apr)(DW)
TXX2: GUARDIA CIVIL VALDEMORO 1832 MIL.STD 188-141A
ALE on usb. Clng TYMC2 (03/Apr)(DW)
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05868.0 TWVA2: GUARDIA CIVIL AVILA 2154 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on USB. Clng TXX2 (03/Apr)(DW)
05868.0 TXX2: GUARDIA CIVIL VALDEMORO 2003 MIL.STD 188-141A
ALE on usb. Clng TYMC2. 2156 clng TWVP2. 2207 clng TYMB2.
2212 clng TYMR2 (03/Apr)(DW)
05875.9 FDI8: FAF NICE 1827 CW Marker "vvv de FDI8 ar"
(03/Apr)(DW)
05887.6 IMB32: Rome Meteo 0750 RTTY/50/850 NOAA satellite
orbit parameters (TBUS msgs) (16Apr05) (KB)
05887.7 IMB2: ROME MET 1929 RTTY 50/R/850 Met tfc. Goes offair
between msg ie no idle mark (24/Mar)(DW)
05887.7 IMB32: Rome Meteo 0804 RTTY/50/850 Czech synops
(17Apr05) (KB)
05892.0 TXX2: GUARDIA CIVIL VALDEMORO 1821 MIL.STD 188-141A
ALE on usb. Clng TWVZ2 (03/Apr)(DW)
06065
9MB13: RMN Georgetown MLA 1729 CW Vs marker. Loud.
(03Apr05) (RGA)
06235
Unid: SS Navrad? 1630 STANAG-4285. (02/Apr/05) (RH2)
06243.0 AAC: UNID 1335 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(08/Apr)(DW)
06243.0 AAD: UNID 1605 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(09/Apr)(DW)
06271.5 unid: ship 0800 FEC s/c KYMM ? 02apr05 ML
06312.0 Unid: 16:53 237932000 M/V Island Gem (Cargo) test
with 002191000 Lyngby MRCC 21mar05 (RPA)
(19/Mar)(DW)
06319.5 UCE: ARKHANGELSK RADIO 1933 - Chan free marker. Tuning
bursts, embedded "ky". No cw id (19/Mar)(DW)
06319.5 UCE: arkhangelsk 0737 ARQ Mar20 05 0ML
UDK2" (19/Mar)(DW)
06322.5 UDK2: MurmanskRadio 2020 ARQ w/Morse ID. (06Apr05) (RGA)
06328.5 : Murmansk Meteo 1858 FAX 120/576/R wind/waves/ice
Iceland to Barents Sea / /8444. Slanted, tx fast (16Apr05) (KB)
06330
LZW34: Varna Radio 1851 FEC tfc list (16Apr05) (KB)
06330.0 LZW: VARNA RADIO 2317 CW Chan free marker "de LZW LZW
" (19/Mar)(DW)
06347.7 FUE: FN Brest 1156 RTTY/150/850 RY/ID "All de FUE"
(13/Mar/05) (RH2)
06348
FUE: French Navy Brest 2107 RTTY/150/850 Short tests
to ALL de FUE. (06Apr05) (RGA)
06365.5 : CIS System. Railways? 2015 50-50/50/850 Cipher.
(06Apr05) (RGA)
06372
JUBA: UNJLC Juba, SDN 1909 ALE/USB snd tws (14/03/05) (ZE)
06372
NYALA2: UNJLC Nyala, SDN 1920 ALE/USB to DMAZIN
(14/03/05) (ZE)
06372
NYALA2: UNJLC Nyala, SDN 2022 ALE/USB to WAU1
(14/03/05) (ZE)
06372
NYALA3: UNJLC Nyala, SDN 1922 ALE/USB to FAW1
(14/03/05) (ZE)
06372.0 JUBA: UNJLC Juba, SDN 1909 ALE/USB snd tws (14/03/05) (ZE)
06372.0 NYALA2: UNJLC Nyala, SDN 1920 ALE/USB to DMAZIN
(14/03/05) (ZE)
06372.0 NYALA2: UNJLC Nyala, SDN 2022 ALE/USB to WAU1
(14/03/05) (ZE)
06372.0 NYALA3: UNJLC Nyala, SDN 1922 ALE/USB to FAW1
(14/03/05) (ZE)
06385
FUO: French Air Force Toulon 2012 RTTY/75/850 Short
test markers. (06Apr05) (RGA)
06399.0 fishermen: 0749 USB ff d/x Mar20 05 0ML
06428.5 : NATO Tactical Air Defence System 2011
LINK-11/2250/USB (06Apr05) (RGA)
06434.0 DAO: Kiel Radio 1014 USB/P-III/CF=1500Hz (19/MAR/05) (KK)
06491
LOR: AN Puerto Belgrano 0620 RTTY/75/170 Radiovisos
costeros. (02/Apr/05) (RH2)
06494.5 CFH: - RTTY weather reports for U.S. East Coast and
Caribbean @ 01:40, hitting me at S-10.21mar05 (JS)
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06500.0 unid: "Yosemite Sam" 0410 DSB / "Varmint, I'm gonna
06507
VTP: Indian Navy Vishhakapatanam 2006 RTTY/50/850 RBSL
marker. (06Apr05) (RGA)
06507.5 VTP: Indian Navy Vishakapatnam 2000 Rtty50Bd/ 1100Hz
Marker: "VTP 13/14 RBSL VNR SGs RYs" (06/APR/05) (KK)
06529
ARINC-17: Las Palmas CNR 2354 HFDL Idle. No traffic.
(25Mar05) (RGA)
06529
VP-BDK: Aeroflot A320 Flt SU0582 2246 HFDL Posn 5128N
00025W to ARINC Las Palmas. (26Mar05) (RGA)
06535
VP-BWJ: Aeroflot A319 Flt SU0719 2330 HFDL Logs on to
ARINC Hat Yai THA. (19Mar05) (RGA)
06565
TKM: Prob Israeli AF 2229 ALE/USB Sounding. (25Mar05) (RGA)
06607.0 MKL: RAF 1022 USB/RATT wkk 6VW (06/APR/05) (KK)
06635.0 ---: FN UNID 1324 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker, very weak recognisable "RYs" "batiments" "naviter". Offair 1333z?
(28/Mar)(DW)
06650.0 ---: UNID 1340 SSTV Pirates on /LSB. No "callsigns".
Also at 1353z" (28/Mar)(DW)
06679.0 Hongkong VOLMET: 1545 USB VOLMET PAC, aviation wx
for south-east asian and pacific region in English, weaker on
//8828, nothing on //2863 27/Mar/2005 (TR)
06691.0 L0Y: 1015 unid (L0Y) w/frequet patches to Boulmer
about a coming Alligator (?) position codes ( MKMF2927) usb
16/03 (PP1)
06712
D-ALCG: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH0000 2143 HFDL
06712
FX0027: Federal Express Flt 2111 HFDL Posn 4901N
00222E via ARINC Reykjavik. (09Apr05) (RGA)
06712
G-VSHH: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Sweet Dreamer' Flt
VS0011 2200 HFDL At 4210N 07104W. (23Mar05) (RGA)
06712
LH8392: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F 2315 HFDL Reports 4834N
03159E to ARINC Reykjavik. (25Mar05) (RGA)
06712
00014E to ARINC Reykjavik. (23Mar05) (RGA)
06712
00709E. (23Mar05) (RGA)
06712
VP-BAV: Aeroflot B767 1915 HFDL Acks KLAX weather from
ARINC Reykjavik. (04Apr05) (RGA)
06712
VS0009: Virgin Atlantic A340 2147 At 4645N 04138W.
(23Mar05) (RGA)
06712
ZS-SNA: S.African Airways A340 Flt SA0263 2139 HFDL
Posn 2614N 00618E. (23Mar05) (RGA)
06712.0 ---: FLIGHT CO0046 1003 HFDL on usb. Posn 52.32N
9.16W. Posn 52.25N 8.15W (28/Mar)(DW)
06712.0 ---: FLIGHT VS0045 1001 HFDL on usb. Posn 52.53N
13.10W. 1006 psn 52.58N 14.19W (28/Mar)(DW)
06712.0 03: ARINC REYKJAVIK 1006 HFDL on usb. Squitters
(28/Mar)(DW)
06712.0 FDE: faf villacoublay 1635 USB ff work cotam 2804
sched land orleans Mar20 05 ML
06712.0 su242: 1428 SU242 VP-BWO Aeroflot A321-211
HFDL
posn 52.19,9N 3.34,4E Northsea aprox beacon Sulut
25mar05 (RP)
06715
CROSPR@ Croughton SIPR NET 1024 ALE/USB wkg ICZSPR
Sigonella SIPR NET (29Mar05) (SA)
06715
ICZSPR: Sigonella SIPR NET 0300 ALE/USB wkg JDGSPR
Diego Garcia SIPR NET (06Apr05) (SA)
06715
ICZSPR: Sigonella SIPR NET 1608 ALE/USB wkg IKFSIPREM
Keflavik SIPR NET ?? in AMD [AMD]IKFSIPREMSIRREM. Also on 5703
and 8968. (29Mar05) (SA)
06715
ICZSPR: US SIPRNet Stn Sigonella ITA 2143 ALE/USB
Sounding. (09Apr05) (RGA)
06715
PLASPR: Lajes SIPR NET 0503 ALE/USB wkg ICZSPR
Sigonella SIPR NET (07Apr05) (SA)
06715.0 crospr: 1540 CROSPR USAF Croughton with Sounding
ALE 22mar05 (RPA)
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200177: C-17 00-0177 1345 ALE/USB Sounds
(22Mar05) (SA)
(19Mar05) (RGA)
221111: C-17 02-1111 1754 ALE/USB wkg R26685 UH-60L
96-26685 (27Mar05) (SA)
290165: C-17 99-0165 1950 ALE/USB wkg MPA USAF Mount
Pleasant Falklands (27Mar05) (SA)
HF-GCS with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83124871110NNNN Randolph
AFB.Auto answering service (27Mar05) (SA)
523559: KC-135 62-3559 2117 ALE/USB Sounds
(29Mar05) (SA)
570120: KC-135 57-0120 BLUE-44 2153 ALE/USB wkg PLA
Lajes HF-GCS with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCPTAENNNN Hilda East
req them to pass to LEMO Moron "est arr at 0105Z 0pPax,0Cargo
req 180k fuel" then req patch to TACC WX. (04Apr05) (SA)
83-0079 (29Mar05) (SA)
CRO: Croughton HF-GCS 1729 ALE/USB wkg ICZ Sigonella
DWX90: US Embassy ?? 1247 ALE/USB wkg KWT93 US Embassy
?? (05Apr05) (SA)
GUA: Guam 1718 ALE/USB TIS SND (13/Mar/05) (RH2)
HIK: Hickham AFB 1622 ALE/USB TIS SND (13/Mar/05) (RH2)
HIK: Hickham AFB 1714 ALE/USB to JTY (13/Mar/05) (RH2)
(08Apr05) (SA)
HF-GCS ()7Apr05) (SA)
PLA: Lajes HF-GCS 0802 ALE/USB wkg ICZ Sigonella
R26685: UH-60L 96-26685 1740 ALE/USB wkg CRO Croughton
HF-GCS ALE + voice "Croughton unable to read" (27Mar05) (SA)
192: Unid. Prob Illicit 1832 CW .92 892 198 198 25 25
= = 56756 56756 77895 77895 ... 84569 84569 50294 50294 = =
198 198 25 25 0 0 0. (09Apr05) (RGA)
580021: KC-135 58-0021 1928 ALE/USB wkg QC2 UNID
(08Apr05) (SA)
BISB4: Rom. Police? Bistrita-Nasaud 1115 USB ALE clg
TIMB4: Rom. Police? Timisoara (14/MAR/05) (KK)
: Unid Egyptian Diplo 1945 ARQ 5LGs. Poor copy ...
ENDS YYYYY ... MINISTER Brief opchat in ATU80 and off the air.
(06Apr05) (RGA)
: NATO Tactical Air Defence System 1939
LINK-11/2250/USB. TADIL. (06Apr05) (RGA)
snd (17/03/05) (ZE)
(17/03/05) (ZE)
(17/03/05) (ZE)
snd (17/03/05) (ZE)
snd (17/03/05)(ZE)
(17/03/05) (ZE)
(17/03/05) (ZE)
snd (17/03/05)(ZE)
FDG: French Airforce Bordeaux 1624 Rtty 50Bd/400Hz
Marker: "Voeyz le brick..." (06/APR/05) (KK)
FAAZLA: (Los Angeles ARTCC): 0240 USB/ALE sounding.
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06825.0
06825.0
06825.0
06825.0
06825.0
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06836
06839.9
06840
06845
06846.5
06855
06857
06865
06865.0
06865.0
06886.5
06888
06897.8
06900
06900
06900.0
06905.0
06910
06911.5
06911.5
06911.5
06911.5
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CHM7232: Canadian Forces communications station: 2055
USB ALE (19/MAR/05) (JLM)
V: Unid MX Beacon 2249 CW (29Mar05) (RGA)
FAV22: French Armee Vernon 0941 CW/38bpm LECON 01-1/2
VITESSE 420 (14/MAR/05) (KK)
FAV22: French Armee Vernon 1309 CW/38bpm end of tx "CQ
DE FAV22 VA" (14/MAR/05) (KK)
FAV22: M51 1300 CW / 2/4 vitesse 720 clair = un
cavalier QRT at 1307 (23/Mar/2005) (Nighthawk)
Unid: jackhammer-like sounds being heard, 2 seconds
long - 25 seconds apart @ 03:40 - S-6 from here.24mar05 (JS)
FDI22: FAF NARBONNE 1300 CW 6835.75 - Marker "vvv de
FDI22 ar" (28/Mar)(DW)
SR: French Military, F 1440 CW wkg sx with unid with
morse training, open french "non protege" texts. Call maybe HR
as poor CW. (2/Feb/2005) (ALF)
NYZ: Prob Chinese Military 2217 CW Tuning up. CQs at
2218 2213 off air. // 4860. (20Mar05) (RGA)
NYZ: Chinese Military 2120 CW vvv clg-mkr to Q2M.
(23/Feb/2005) (ALF)
DKL: UK Military Prob Dhekelia CYP 2222 ALE/USB
No Call: French Gendarmerie Nationale 1010 USB/8-FSK
(06Apr05) (RGA)
RGT77: Russian Military HQ Moscow, RUS 1245 CW msg
"... RGT77 RGT77 68972 12204 SLASTENA 3706 4282 k". (11/Feb/05)
(ALF)
AAF: (unidentified): 0443 USB/ALE sounding. 03/22 RP3
: Unid French, tent. Military, F 1810 J3E-USB sx OM/FF
wkg unid for coord. of unid Data mode on same channel; "QSL
message 004" etc. Calls maybe "Zero / Zero", "0 / 5" ?
(16/Mar/2005) (ALF)
BNA: Base Naval Amario Venezualan Navy/River Forces
2209 ALE/USB Calls CGA/ HQ Venezualan Navy. (25Mar05) (RGA)
No Call: Auto WX-Station Atlas Mountain, MRC 1950
P-II/Ham/100Bd snd WX-Data to unid Met.Office (06/APR/05) (KK)
8SE: Unid ALE/USB SND 20:13 10Apr05 (MAL)
HE: Unid ALE/USB SND 17:38 10Apr05 (MAL)
0000006138: Turkey ALE/USB SND+Codan? 19:109Apr05 (MAL)
AAR5PGMARS: & AAR5TTMARS, US Army MARS stations: 1915
USB ALE (19/MAR/05) (JLM)
CGOOPS: USANG 0256 ALE/USB Sounding. (03apr05) (BC2)
86OPS: (86th Med Coy, VT NG, Colchester/Burlington
VT): 2024 USB/ALE TO R23566 (helo, 86th Med Coy).
03/29 RP3
R26432: USANG Helo 0240 ALE/USB Clg T4Z159 (unid prob
4/159 Avn). (03Apr05) (BC2)
T1Z131: Unid. Prob 1/131 Avn Birmingham AL 0301
ALE/USB Sounding. (03apr05) (BC2)
T7Z101: Unid. Prob 7/101 Avn (GSAB) F.Campbell KY 0254
ALE/USB Sounding. (03Apr05) (BC2)
5000: UNID Corpo Carabinieri station, I 0954 LSB/MILSTD 188-141A/CLOVER-2000, tfc. to 5001 (04Apr05) (LDO)
00/03/04/05/73: F-MIL net, F 1423 USB/SKYMASTER 8-FSK
ALE/SYSTEME 3000 2400Bd PSK ARQ-system, occasional data tfc
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06998.5
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exchange using, net using TRC-3600 radios (04Apr05) (LDO)
: unid MIL network (probably F-MIL), F? 1208
USB/STANAG 4285 2400bps/short interlv., short bursts, crypto
tfc starts and ends with endlesss repetitions of "0101010101",
not KG-84 crypto (04Apr05) (LDO)
: German MIL net, D 1528 USB/MAHRS 2400Bd, ARCOTEL
bursts (04Apr05) (LDO)
: Enigma M51 1930 CW Ends 5LG msg ... HSBMO AKGVO BT
NR 67A 06 21:29:02 2005 BT VGPOL YTQCC DVFMS ...
(06Apr05) (RGA)
673DVA: (KDQ 673, Dep't of Veterans Affairs, Richmond
VA): 0557 USB/ALE sounding. Also sounding on 07362.5. 03/28 RP3
FDI8: FAF Nice 1415 Rtty 50Bd/400Hz Test Marker:
"Voyez le brick... (19/MAR/05) (KK)
TGD: Unid 2220 ALE/USB Sounding. (25Mar05) (RGA)
MFJ02: Royal Navy/Sea Cadet Corps Epsomdowns, England,
G 1055 J3E-USB wkg sx MFL33. (6/Feb/2005) (ALF)
MFM01: Sea Cadet Corps Station 1900 USB wkg MFT905
(06/APR/05) (KK)
MRO11: Sea Cadet Corps Station 1901 USB wkg MFM01,
MFT905 (06/APR/05) (KK)
SSA49: Italian Religious Pirate 2215 CW VVV VVV de
SSA49 every 15 seconds or so. (19Mar05) (RGA)
IAF5: unid IAF-Station 1630 USB clg BARPA, or sounds
like for Radiocheck (06/APR/05) (KK)
SXR3: Unid 1920 CW VVV SXR3 SXR3 SXR3 = QRU QRU = =
(repeating). Could this be another pseudonym for SSA49
reported by Tom? (06Apr05) (RGA)
SXR3: Unid, tent. Greek Navy 1730 CW "vvv vvv vvv de
SXR3 SXR3 SXR3 qtc 1 qtc 1 ... vvv vvv vvv ...", "SVAA de SXR3
... qsy FB01 (?)". (21/Mar/2005) (ALF)
DEK25: Ger. Red Cross Duesseldorf 1358 PactorHam/100Bd/200Bd <Calling:DEK30> (19/MAR/05) (KK)
DEK30: Ger.Red Cross Quickborn 1310 LSB clg DEK25:
Ger. Red Cross Duesseldorf, tlk abt. "Notfall-Rubrik" in
Packet (19/MAR/05) (KK)
DEK30: Ger.Red Cross Quickborn 1344 AmtorA/100Bd/170Hz clg DMNR: DEKA26/10, GRC Duessel-dorf
(19/MAR/05) (KK)
DEK30: Ger.Red Cross Quickborn 1345 AmtorA/100Bd/170Hz QSP QTC from DEK25 to DEK26/10: "Notfunk im
Amaterufunkdienst" (19/MAR/05) (KK)
DEK88: Ger. Red Cross Bonn 1114 Amtor-A/100Bd/170Hz
clg DMBW: DEKA25/20:GRC Stuttgart sending QTC
(19/MAR/05) (KK)
DEK88: Ger. Red Cross Bonn 1120 Amtor-A/100Bd/170Hz
clg DMBW: DEKA25/20: GRC Stuttgart, D. (19/MAR/05) (KK)
DEK88: Ger.Red Cross Bonn 1056 LSB clg DEK26: Ger. Red
Cross Duesseldorf, D., no anser (19/MAR/05) (KK)
DEK88: Ger.Red Cross Bonn 1057 LSB clg DEKA25/20:
Stuttgart (19/MAR/05) (KK)
DEK88: Ger.Red Cross Bonn 1104 Amtor-A/100Bd/170Hz clg
DMBW: DEKA25/20: GRC Stuttgart "DEK88 FER DEKA2520 PSE K K K
K" (19/MAR/05) (KK)
DEK88: Ger.Red Cross Bonn 1142 LSB clg DEK26: Ger. Red
Cross Duesseldorf, no anser(19/MAR/05) (KK)
DEK88: Ger.Red Cross Bonn 1354 LSB clg DEK30: Ger Red
Cross Quickborn, cnf transmission, tlkg about software program
(19/MAR/05) (KK)
DEKA25/20: Ger.Red Cross 1125 Amtor-A/100Bd/440Hz/CF=
900Hz msg to DEK88, unreadble, bad singnal (19/MAR/05) (KK)
DEKA26/20: Ger.Red Cross Duesseldorf mob.1335 LSB wkg
DEK25: GRC Stuttgart (19/MAR/05) (KK)
AEA1AM: US Army, Assistant Affiliate MARS Coordinator
Europe (NCS), D 1732 J3E-LSB sx OM/EE wkg unid, refer to
"AEM3NAD in Afghanistan", QSY fr r/c on channel "15M". AEA1AM
= ex AEM1AM; 1734z clg AET1RA/C "for the net", no joy, s/off.
(16/Mar/2005) (ALF)
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AEM1SLC: USAEUR MARS, D 1735 J3E-LSB OM/EE sx wkg
AEA1AM, into unid digital mode. (21/MAR/2005) (ALF)
06999
AEM3AS: unid US Army MARS, Asia 1720 J3E-LSB OM/EE sx
wkg AEA1AM, req ra/check on channel "KEC" (in LSB) and "KIF",
talk abt digimodes & soundcards. (21/Mar/2005) (ALF)
06999.0 AE1AM: Assistant Affiliate MARS Coordinator,Europe LSB
1130 clg AE1AT: Assistant Director for Training, Europe, n
answ.(19/MAR/05) (KK)
06999.0 AEM6AA: (very strong, possibly local) mfsk-16 called
AET1RA/C, 25mar05 (CK)
07000
0200: UNID Corpo Carabinieri Ops center, I 0923
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, clng. "0811" [=800-series Patrol
craft/MV CC 811] and later "1100" [=UNID]
(28Mar05) (LDO)
07000
D: MX Beacon Odessa 2226 CW (20Mar05) (RGA)
07000.0 0200: UNID Corpo Carabinieri Ops center, I 0923 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, clng. "0811" [=800-series Patrol
craft/MV CC 811] and later "1100" [=UNID] (28Mar05) (LDO)
07039
(21Mar05) (WC)
07041
: Russian Military 2235 CW Ends 5LG msg ... IGYOJ
WPPWE K. Repeats heading 427 20 0104 427 = ZHC 122.
(19Mar05) (RGA)
07335.0 S06: calling ID then message, very muffled TX at 08:31
13apr05 (M)
07348.0 TDLFEM: (FEMA Technical Development Laboratory ??):
07496.0 QX9G: Russian military 1323 CW / Working duplex. Msg
at 1330z: 411 54 23 1628 411 = 982 949
(23/Mar/2005) (Nighthawk)
07508
ZSC: Capetown R/SAWS 0935 RTTY/75/170 Wx for Metarea
V11. //13538 (23/Mar/05) (RH2)
07508
ZSC: Capetown R/SAWS 0956 RTTY/75/170 Wx incl Meteo
France //13538. (31/Mar/05) (RH2)
07508
ZSJ: SAN Silvermine/Afmet 1530 FAX/120/576 S'face Anal
//13538. (01/Apr/05) (RH2)
07532.6 No Call:unid HNG Stn. 2224 Dup-ARQ-2/250Bd sync
(31/MAR/05) (KK)
07632
57010: KC-135 57-0120 1450 ALE/USB wkg PLA Lajes
HF-GCS 31Mar05) (SA)
07632
570120: KC-135 57-0120 1536 ALE/USVB Sounds (29Mar05) (SA)
07646 DDH7: Hamburg Met 2205 Baudot 75/850 Synop Pakistan
(06/Apr/2005) (Bob Brevitt)
07650.0 LAB: (Rockwell-Collins, France): 0121 USB/ALE
sounding. 03/24 RP3
07668.0 CER42: MfA Paris, F 1520 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg
AMMAN: F. Embassy Amman, JOR (19/MAR/05) (KK)
Marker: "Voeyz le brick..." (06/APR/05) (KK)
07710.0 ---: CANADIAN UNID 0900 FAX 120/576/N/800 Var weak
blurred charts thru 1125z. Freq drifting fm 7708.78 thru
7709.65 (at 1225z). [7710 used by CCG Iqualuit and Canadian
Ice Svc Recon acrft - but above not in agreement with known
skeds]. (04/Apr)(DW)
07720
DWN: UNID Prob DISA 1333 ALE/USB Sounds (27Mar05) SA)
07720.0 ORO: (Mexican military): 0216 USB/ALE TO OMEGA
07722.0 FDI8: FAF Nice 0821 Rtty 50Bd/850Hz Test Marker:
"Voyez le brick... (29/MAR/05) (KK)
07739
snd (17/03/05) (ZE)
07739
snd (17/03/05) (ZE)
07739
(17/03/05) (ZE)
07739
(18/03/05) (ZE)
07739
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07739
07739.0
07739.0
07739.0
07739.0
07739.0
07739.0
07739.0
07746.4
07750.0
07750.0
07750.0
07750.0
07750.0
07767.2
07767.2
07768.5
07777.0
07777.0
07777.0
07780.0
07785.0
07797.2
07797.2
07800.0
07816.0
07839.0
07864.3
07864.3
07895.7
07903.5
07905.4
07918.0
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(17/03/05) (ZE)
snd (17/03/05) (ZE)
snd (17/03/05)(ZE)
snd(17/03/05) (ZE)
(17/03/05) (ZE)
(18/03/05) (ZE)
(17/03/05) (ZE)
RNOUSLR1: (Algerian Oil & Gas Operations,Rhourde Nouss
LR1 Pipeline): 0014 USB/ALE sounding. 03/24 RP3
snd (17/03/05)(ZE)
No Call: Algerian Customs 2216 Coquelet-8/37,5ms/CF=
800Hz (31/MAR/05) (KK)
JUBA: UNJLC Juba, SDN 1918 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg
NYALA2: UNJLC Nyala, SDN (28/MAR/05) (KK)
JUBA: UNJLC Juba, SDN 2016 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg
NYALA2: UNJLC Nyala, SDN (28/MAR/05) (KK)
NYALA2: UNJLC Nyala, SDN 2009 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg
WAU1: UNJLC Wau, SDN (28/MAR/05) (KK)
PORTSUDAN: UNJLC Port Sudan, SDN (28/MAR/05) (KK)
BABANUSA: UNJLC Babanusa, SDN (28/MAR/05) (KK)
No Call: Egy. Embassy Paris? 1914 P-III/16t/ CF=1500Hz
after Tfc, Sitor-ARQ/100Bd on 7766.7/CF=800HZ (06/APR/05) (KK)
No Call: Egy. Embassy Paris? 1914 P-III/16t/CF=1500Hz
after Tfc, Sitor-ARQ/100Bd on 7766.7/CF=800HZ
(06/APR/05) (KK)
No Call: unid French 0930 8-FSK
ALE/Stanag-4285/2400Bps/S/int. (06/APR/05) (KK)
CAMALEON3: (possibly 3rd Independent Inf Bde, Mexican
Army): 2355 USB/ALE TO RM3 (Mexican Army, Military Region 3,
Mazatlna). 03/29 RP3
RM1: (HQs Mexican Army Military Region 1, Mexico
City): 0014 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 03/30 RP3
RM4: (Mexican Army, Military Region 4, Monterrey):
0400 USB/ALE TO CAMALEON3 (possibly 3rd Independent Inf Bde,
Mexican Army). 03/29 RP3
Unid: Argentine police 0133 USB SS Radiograms. Salta
province.(09/04/05) (AJP)
var: unid 2228-0602 USB ALE UM42, HA40, HA43, HA45,
HA46, HA48, HA51, HA53, HA57, HA60, LZ40, LZ45, LZ51
(31/MAR/05) (KK)
after Tfc, Sitor-ARQ/100Bd on (06/APR/05) (KK)
after Tfc, Sitor-ARQ/100Bd on(06/APR/05) (KK)
79: Dnk. Mil? 1200 USB ALE clg 01 (06/APR/05) (KK)
Unid: Russian Navy 2155 T600/36-50 Off at 2159
(09/04/05)(AJP)
TKM: (Israeli Air Force): 0319 USB/ALE sounding. 03/18 RP3
F32HPZ: Fronet Station, S. 1457 P-I/Ham/100Bd
<Calling:F32HPB> P-II/100Bd: "^START;F32HPZ;7863;HPB;;7863;FRO"
(06/APR/05) (KK)
No Call: Fronet Station, S. 1440 P-II/Ham/100Bd snd
ASCII-file (06/APR/05) (KK)
RFVI: ff le port reunion 0631 ARQ-E3 encrypted Mar19 05 ML
WF1: (FBI, Wash DC Field Office): 2344 USB/ALE
sounding. 03/21 RP3
ATCSOU: 332nd EOSS Tallil Air Base IRQ 2105 USB/MILSTD 188-141A, sounding (24Mar05) (LDO)
Unid: Uruguayan Army 1446 LSB SS "Caballeria 9"
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07957.0
07969
07969
07969
07969.0
07969.0
07970.0
08000.0
08012
08020.0
08022
08040.0
08058
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
08058.6
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(10/04/05) (AJP)
AA1: (Israeli Air Force): 0421 USB/ALE sounding. 03/17 RP3
HR: Algerian Oil&Gas Hassi R´mel 1952 ALE/USB snd
(18/03/05) (ZE)
LAK: Unid ALE/USB SND 10:40 10Apr05 (MAL)
YHF: Unid ALE/USB SND 12:07 10Apr05 (MAL)
HR: Algerian Oil&Gas Hassi R´mel 1952 ALE/USB snd
(18/03/05) (ZE)
HR: Algerian Oil&Gas Hassi R´mel ALE/USB SND20:20
9Apr05 (MAL)
3YV: Unid ALE/USB SND 22:01 9Apr05 (MAL)
0200: unid? 0604 ALE/USB to 0811 unid? -to 1100? Mar27 05 ML
: unid NATO network, 1149 USB/STANAG 4285 300bps/short
interlv., short bursts, KG-84 crypto with 5 bit synchronous
ITA-2 alphabet, "ryryryry vmgtcnjbh" intro (04Apr05) (LDO)
MOVIL: (unidentified mobile unit, Venezuelan Army):
0257 USB/ALE TO 10CINE (unidentified unit, Venezuelan Army).
03/26 RP3
CENTR4: MFA Bucharest, ROU 0809 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/MIL-STD, calling CAM (25Mar05) (LDO)
188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, crypto tfc. to
ZPO (25Mar05) (LDO)
KVX53: US Ebassy ?? 1315 ALE/USB wkg KVX51 US Embassy
?? (23Mar05) (SA)
KVX53: US Embassy ?? 1200 ALE/USB wkg KVX56 US Embassy
(06Apr5) (SA)
KVX53: US Embassy ?? 1210 ALE/USB wkg KWX99 US Embassy
?? (06Apr05) (SA)
?? (30Mar05) (SA)
?? (06Apr05) (SA)
KVX53: US Embassy ?? 1222 ALE/USB wkg KWX99 US Embassy
??(30Mar05) (SA)
?? (30Mar05) (SA)
?? (23Mar05) (SA)
KVX53: US Embassy ?? 1311 ALE/USB wkg KWQ36 US Embassy
?? (23Mar05) (SA)
KWB48: US Embassy ?? 0954 ALE/USB wkg KVX45 US Embassy
(31Mar05) (SA)
KWF22: US Embassy ?? 0204 ALE/USB Sounds (6Apr05) (SA)
KWS93: US Embassy poss Athens Greece 0801 ALE/USBwkg
KWX57 US Embassy ?? (06ASpr05) (SA)
KWT49: US Embassy ?? 1407 ALE/USB wkg KWX90 US Embassy
?? (23Mar05) (SA)
KWT51: US Embassy ?? 1408 ALE/USB wkg KWX90 US Embassy
?? (06Apr05) (SA)
?? (07Apr05) (SA)
?? (07Ar05) (SA)
?? (24Mar05) (SA)
poss Athens Greece (30Mar05) (SA)
KWX57: US Embassy ?? 0916 ALE/SB wkg KWS90 US Embassy
??(06Apr05) (SA
?? (06Apr05) (SA)
KWX95: US Embassy ?? 1428 ALE/USB wkg KWX96 US Embassy
?? (06Apr05) (SA)
KWY58: US Embassy ?? 1946 ALE/USB Sounds (31Mar05) (SA)
WNG: (US State Dep't): 1231 USB/ALE TO WNG753 WLU
WNG752 (US State Dep't). 03/24 RP3
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08084.5 unid: pirate? 0638USB thai? d/x Mar27 05 ML
08125.0 FAASJU: (San Juan PR ARTCC): 0227 USB/ALE sounding.
03/25 RP3
08127.2 No Call: unid Hub, Amazonas Reg. 2144 P-I/100Bd
<Calling:PAR> (06/APR/05) (KK)
<Calling:PLA> (06/APR/05) (KK)
<Calling:GRG> (06/APR/05) (KK)
<Calling:JANK> (06/APR/05) (KK)
<Calling:MAV> (06/APR/05) (KK)
<Calling:COS> (06/APR/05) (KK)
08130
CS004: UNID MIL-net Balkans, 0850 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/secure voice tfc. via MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone
waveform to RS002D (25Mar05) (LDO)
08130
RS002D: UNID MIL-net Balkans, 0850 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/secure voice tfc. via MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone
waveform to CS004 (25Mar05) (LDO)
08135.0 AAA: (Israeli Air Force): 0315 USB/ALE sounding. Also
08135.0 AAA: (Israeli Air Force): 0333 USB/ALE sounding. 03/21 RP3
08140
BMF: Taipei Meteo 1713 FAX unid 2-panel-chart. Caption
not readable (13Apr05) (KB)
08143.0 Unid: Korean YL voice. Poss S. Korean fisheries,
Sokcho Fishery Cooperative 2214 USB (08/04/05) (AJP)
08146.1 IMB55: ROME MET 1500 FAX 120/576/N/800 Sig wx chart
for Europe (19/Mar)(DW)
08146.5 roma met: 0636 FAX oblique pix??:is my frq wrong?
Mar19 05 ML
08161.5 : Russian Military 1852 36-50/100/180 Unusual speed.
100 bps idles between messages at 100 bps. (09Apr05) (RGA)
08162
: Hungarian MIL net, HNG 0934 USB/HARRIS AVS,
scrambled voice tfc. (04Apr05) (LDO)
08170
AAA: Israeli AF? 1345 ALE/USB sounding. Also AAB, AAF,
AAG and ADA (13Apr05) (KB)
08170
AAA: UNID prob DISA 0910 ALE/USB Sounds (03Apr05) (SA)
08170
08170
08170
AAA: UNID prob DISA 1539 ALE/USB Sounds (31Mar05) (SA)
08170
AAB: Croughton poss DISA 1156 ALE/USB Sounds (30Mar05) (SA)
08170
AAB: Croughton prob DISA 0744 ALE/USB wkg ADB UNID
prob DISA (06Apr05) (SA)
08170
AAB: Croughton prob DISA 1005 ALE/USB Sounds (31Mar05) (SA)
08170
AAB: Croughton prob DISA 1112 ALE/USB Sounds (03Apr05) (SA)
08170
AAB: Croughton prob DISA 1319 ALE/SB Sounds (01Apr05) (SA)
08170
AAB: Croughton prob DISA 1612 ALE/USB Sounds (04Apr05) (SA)
08170
AAB: USAF Croughton, G 1602 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
sounding (25Mar05) (LDO)
08170
AAF: UND prob DISA 1120 ALE/USB Sounds (03Apr05) (SA)
08170
AAF: UNID prob DISA 1214 ALE/USB wkg AAH UNID prob
DISA (05Apr05) (SA)
08170
AAF: UNID prob DISA 1231 ALE/USB wkg AAG UNID prob
DISA (05Apr05) (SA)
08170
AAF: UNID prob DISA 1232 ALE/USB wkg ACA UNID prob
DISA (05Apr05) (SA)
08170
AAF: UNID prob DISA 1233 ALE/USB Sounds (04Apr05) (SA)
08170
AAF: UNID prob DISA 1307 ALE/USB Sounds (01Apr05) (SA)
08170
AAF: UNID prob DISA 1416 ALE/USB Sounds (31Mar05) (SA)
08170
AAG: UNID prob DISA 0807 ALE/USB Sounds (03Apr05) (SA)
08170
08170
08170
AAG: UNID prob DISA 1416 ALE/USB wkg ADB UNID prob
DISA (31Mar05) (SA)
08170
AAI: UNID prob DISA 1151 ALE/USB Sounds (31Mar05) (SA)
08170
ADA: UNID prob DISA 1548 ALE/USB Sounds (04Apr05) (SA)
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08170
08170.0
08170.0
08170.0
08170.0
08170.0
08170.0
08170.0
08170.0
08170.0
08177
08180
08180.0
08180.0
08180.0
08180.0
08191.7
08192
08192
08262
08262
08262
08298
08298
08298.1
08319.7
08335.0
08347.5
08365
08377
08395
08397.0
08402
08403
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ADA: poss DISA 1052 ALE/USB Self Test (01Apr05) (SA)
SILVIO: UNID Italian MIL, 1056 USB/FSK-1200Bd/IRSmode, rcvng tfc from CESARE [=Roma], QSX not found
(25Mar05) (LDO)
AAA: UNID 2030 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Also 2046 2101 2131 2146 2201 2216 (09/Apr)(DW)
AAB: (unidentified): 0658 USB/ALE sounding. 03/22 RP3
AAB: UNID 2011 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Also 2026 2041 2056 2112 2157 (09/Apr)(DW)
AAF: UNID 2022 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Also 2037 2052 2107 2122 2138 (09/Apr)(DW)
AAG: UNID 2011 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Also 2026 2041 2056 2111 2142 (09/Apr)(DW)
AAI: (unidentified): 0243 USB/ALE sounding. 03/22 RP3
ADA: (unidentified): 0402 USB/ALE sounding. 03/22 RP3
ADA: UNID 2030 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Also 2052 2122 2137 2152 2201 (09/Apr)(DW)
ADB: UNID 2022 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Also 2038 2053 2108 2123 2127 (09/Apr)(DW)
: Unid 2025 UNID/187/450 Goes to mark and off the air
at 2027. (09Apr05) (RGA)
K83: Unid ALE/USB SND 16:57 10Apr05 (MAL)
(20/Mar)(DW)
LESKOVIKU: ALBANIAN ARMY LESKOVIKU 0550 MIL.STD
188-141A ALE on usb. Clng BABINA (20/Mar)(DW)
on usb. Clng STAT21. Also at 0750 (20/Mar)(DW)
9MR: Malay Navrad 1610 RTTY/50/850 5LG (01/Apr/05) (RH2)
9MR: RMN Johore Bahru MLA 1910 RTTY/50/850 5LGs. Good
copy. (03Apr05) (RGA)
9MR: RMN Johore Bahru MLA RTTY/50/850 5LGs to
warships. Slightly unstable txn. (09Apr05) (RGA)
IOMMAZ: IOM office Mazar-e-Sharif, AFG 1639 USB/MILSTD 188-141A sounding (03Apr05) (LDO)
MCBHTD: US-Army Movmnt Ctrl Bn Hwy Tfc Div KWT/IRQ
1638 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, working MCT1 (03Apr05) (LDO)
MCT1: US-Army Movement Control Team KWT/IRQ 1638
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, wkng MCBHTD (03Apr05) (LDO)
VTP13/14: IN Vishakhapatnam 1622 RTTY/50/850 Tfc/List
then RY/ID (27/Feb/05) (RH2)
VTP: Indian Navy Vishakhapatanam 1903 RTTY/50/850 4LG
messages to collective VWGZ. Then RBSL marker.
(03Apr05) (RGA)
VTP: IN VISHAKAPATNAM 1605 RTTY 50/R/900 Marker "VTP
13/14 rbsl vnr ry's" - poor copy. Tfc to ships in 4fig encrypt
(21/Mar)(DW)
LOR: AN Puerto Belgrano 2150 FEC No tfc for 10 mins.
(24/Mar/05) (RH2)
DHJ59: gn 0847 USB d/x & unid long dig trans Mar20 05 0ML
RIR96: Russian Warship 1843 CW Wkg RCV/HQ Black Sea
Fleet Sevastopol. RCV de RIR96 QSA NO RPT K. RCV de RIR96 QDW
4877/4877 OK? MS-5 tones on approx 4874.08 which go into
cipher at 1849. (03Apr05) (RGA)
AAA: Israeli AF 2009 ALE/USB Sounding. (06Apr05) (RGA)
: Unid 1836 CW ... 3809 WTH9? VT49 38 1941 57?? 4158
2L67> 256 72005 U?? 3005 0ä11?? ... ?K. GR81 L 1905 K. GR81
029?5029 K. 88 - 55937? 597 K ... Poorly sent hand Morse.
Short zeros. (03Apr05) (RGA)
UBHT: Russian Ship Revolutija 1832 ARQ Telegram via
unid coast stn. (03Apr05) (RGA)
unid: ship 0648 ARQ Mar19 05 ML
: CIS Military 1830 MS-5/4800/USB Pre-cipher tones.
(03Apr05) (RGA)
L7X+V8U+S4: Omani Navy network, 1837 USB/VFT 5x75Bd
BARRIE type circuit, 5/10 bit per char., encrypted tfc,
Pagina 327
08403.0
08403.0
08403.0
08403.0
08403.0
08403.0
08413
08414.5
08414.5
08414.5
08414.5
08414.5
08414.5
08414.5
08414.5
08414.5
08414.5
08414.5
08414.5
08416.5
08417.5
08419.5
08420.5
08421
08421.0
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interleaved in time and freq., VX coordination in a mix of
English + Arabic (25Mar05) (LDO)
L7X+V8U+S4: Omani Navy network, 1837 USB/VFT (25Mar05) (LDO)
No Call: BNy 2251 G-Tor/100Bd wkg unid, weak,
unreadable (06/APR/05) (KK)
PWF-33: BNy Fortaleza 0000 P-I/Ham-Fec/200Bd clg CQ
and clg PWQO: H-21 "SIRIUS" Navio Hidrografico "TEST THE
QUICK...." (06/APR/05) (KK)
PWQO: H-21 "SIRIUS" Navio Hidrografico 0000 P-I/HamFec/200Bd clg PWF-33: BNy Fortleza "PWF-33 PWF-33 DE PWQO
PWQO (06/APR/05) (KK)
QO: H-21 "SIRIUS" Navio Hidrografico 0000 P-I/HamFec/200Bd clg WN: BNy Natal "[A[A[A [A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[B[B WN
WN WN WN DE DE QO QO QO CLG NAO ESTOU RC SEUS SINAIS NEGA RCB
SEUS SINAIS SOL RPT " (06/APR/05) (KK)
WF: PWF-33? BNy Fortaleza 2254 Sitor-Fec/100Bd Msg to
BA: unid "TRANQUILOS OK _OK" (06/APR/05) (KK)
340: unid Georgian border guard GEO 1724 USB/Mil-STD
188-141 ALE sounding (18Apr05) (PPA)
: Charleville/Wiluna MRCC AUS 0919 GMDSS Relays
apparent distress message from Singapore vessel Aniara/S6FD
allegedly in undesignated distress at 3738N 02346E. Cheksum
error. (31Mar05) (APB)
: Vessel Using Illegal MMSI (636909639) 1215 GMDSS
Appears to relay no doubt false distress message allegedly
from Maestros Breeze/VRWY2 giving 1035N 01707W as position of
ship being abandoned. (24Mar05) (APB)
HPFK: Panamanian Ship Tuna Queen 0141 GMDSS Relays
apparent distress message from unlisted ship (MMSI 710074300)
allegedly in undesignated distress at 0150S 04236W.
(13Apr04) (APB)
Istanbul MRCC: 17:12 271000000 Istanbul MRCC test
with 2371000 Piraeus MRCC 21mar05 (RPA)
NMF: MRCC Boston/Norfolk VA USA 2059 GMDSS Relays
apparent distress message from unid ship using MMSI 412371670
allegedly in collision at 2742N 12111E. (07Apr05) (APB)
NMN: CAMSLANT Chesapeake VA USA 1244 GMDSS Relays
apparent distress message from St Raphael/ELZA8 allegedly in
undesignated distress at 2357S 04617W. Loc. appears to be port
of Santos, Brazil. Spurious "test" packet? (04Apr05) (APB)
P3GW8: Cypriot Ship Mol Caribe 0736 GMDSS Relays
apparent distress message allegedly from Panamanian Vessel
Carnival Valor/H3VR apparently in undesignated distress at
1804N 06337W. (14Apr05) (APB)
P3ME9: Cypriot Vessel Turnberry Glory 0717 GMDSS
Relays apparent distress message alegedly from South
Explorer/H9YO in undesignated distress at 3542N 12059E.
(31Mar05) (APB)
S6FD: SHIP ANIARA 0915 DSC 100/E/170 Distress call.
MMSI 563430000. Undesignated distress Posn 37.38N 23.46E.
Telecommand F1b/J2b tty. Also sent at 0927, 0931z (31/Mar)(DW)
Unid: 1629 240245000 unid vessel GMDSS test with
002371000 Piraeus MRCC 25mar05 (RP)
VMC: Charleville/Wiluna AUS 1813 GMDSS/100/170
answering call from ONDA Lowlands beilun (18Apr05) (PPA)
VRVN6: OOCL Netherlands 1722 GMDSS/100/170 Calling
VRWC8 OOCL California for voice contact on 8900
(17Apr05) (PPA)
NMF: - NAVTEX safety reports for north Atlantic Ocean
@ 02:10, hitting me at S-10. 21mar05 (JS)
XSV: TianjinRadio PRC 2036 ARQ w/Morse ID. (09Apr05) (RGA)
PPR: RIO DE JANEIRO RADIO 2321 CW Chan free marker
"PPR" (19/Mar)(DW)
CBV: VALPARAISO RADIO 2323 CW Chan free marker "CBV"
(19/Mar)(DW)
VRX: Hong Kong R 1551 ARQ w/CW ID marker (01/Apr/05) (RH2)
WLO: MOBILE RADIO 2324 CW Chan free marker "WLO"
(19/Mar)(DW)
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08421.5 LZW4: VARNA RADIO 2325 CW Chan free marker "de LZW
LZW" (19/Mar)(DW)
08421.5 VRX: HongkongRadio PRC 1828 ARQ w/Morse ID. (03Apr05) (RGA)
08422.5 NRV: USCG Apra Harbour 1555 ARQ w/CW ID Marker
(01/Apr/05) (RH2)
08423.6 ATCNOR: 332nd EOSS Balad Air Base IRQ 0308 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, clng T1Z159 (24Mar05) (LDO)
08424.0 SVO: 0618 FEC greek news?? 14apr05 ML
08425.5 XSG: ShanghaiRadio PRC 2037 ARQ w/Morse ID. (09Apr05) (RGA)
tlx" (19/Mar)(DW)
08429.5 IDR: roma 0652 ITA/75 channel status Mar27 05 ML
08435
XSQ: KwangchowRadio PRC 2040 ARQ w/Morse ID. (09Apr05) (RGA)
08437
QF3K: M89-type Marker 2046 CW V T3AP (x3) de QF3K
(x2). (09Apr05) (RGA)
08444
: Murmansk Meteo 1231 FAX 120/576/R no start/stop
sigs, tx fast. Surface prog N Atlantic to Barents Sea
(17Apr05) (KB)
08445
HEB03: Global Link Net Berne SWI 1317 PACTOR-3 Small
data bursts (not able to decode). CW: cq de heb03 (every 3
min). (27Mar05) (DA)
08453.0 RFFMEA: fn saissac 0658 ITA2/75 de ...naviter... Mar27 05 ML
08463.2 RETJ: SN Madrid E 08:28 STANAG 4285/600 long/3K3
encrypted traffic// 6456.2 (20 Mar)(PPA)
08476
VTP6: IN Vishakhapatnam IND 1710 CW English weather
bulletin followed by 4F msgs to VWGZ later on followed by
their test string vvv de vtp4/5/6 in parallel with 6418 kHz.
(28Mar05) (PPA)
08476.0 VTP6: : IN Vishakhapatnam IND 17:10 A1A English
weather bulletin followed by 4F msgs to VWGZ later on followed
by their test string vvv de vtp4/5/6 in parallel with 6418 khz
(28 MAR)(PPA)
08478.5 RFLIE: ff fort de france 0634 ITA2/75 de... 14apr05 ML
08484
HLG: SeoulRadio KOR 2051 CW CQ marker. (09Apr05) (RGA)
08491.5 VTH: IN Bombay 2155 RTTY/50/850 RY's + 4LG's
(24/Mar/05) (RH2)
08494.0 P: Navy Kaliningrad RUS 08:39 A1A Cluster beacon //
5153.8 (20Mar)(PPA)
08495
C: MX Beacon Moscow 0712 CW //7039 10872 13528 16332
20049. (21Mar05) (WC)
08497
HLF: Globe Wireless Seoul 1824 GLOBEDATA Idler.
(03Apr05) (RGA)
08500
VTG: Indian Navy Mumbai 1906 RTTY/50/850 RBSL marker.
(03Apr05) (RGA)
08500.0 CGA: (Venezuelan Navy HQs): 0218 USB/ALE TO BNA
((Venezuelan Naval Base "Amario"). 03/28 RP3
08500.0 T81: (Venezuelan Navy Replenishment Oiler " Ciudad
Bolivar" T-81): 0223 USB/ALE TO CGA (Venezuelan Navy HQs).
Also noted on 13500.0. 03/28 RP3
08500.0 VTH: 1/5/7 1552 RTTY VTH 1/5/7 RBSL BNR BNR
RYRYRYRYRY VTH1/5/7 RBSL BNR BNR SGSGSGSGSG; 50Bd/850Hz
26/Mar/2005 (TR)
08500.0 VTH: 5/7/9 1350 RTTY VTH 5/7/9 RBSL BNR BNR
RYRYRYRYRY VTH 5/7/9 RBSL BNR BNR SGSGSGSGSG; 50Bd/850Hz
26/Mar/2005 (TR)
08500.0 VTH: Indian Navy Mumbai 2227 Rtty 50Bd/870Hz "VTH
1/5/7 RBSL BNR BNR SGSGSGSGSG..." (06/APR/05) (KK)
08517
9HD: Globe Wireless Malta 1821 GLOBEDATA Idler.
(03Apr05) (RGA)
08549
UCE: ArkhangelskRadio 2054 ARQ Wkg ship Pioner
Litvy/UCPE then reverts to KYKY data string ID. No Morse ID.
(09Apr05) (RGA)
08549
UCE: ArkhangelskRadio RUS 1820 ARQ ID is KYKY data
string. No Morse. (03Apr05) (RGA)
08551.5 CTP: Portuguese Navy Palhais/Oeiras 1817 RTTY/75/850
NAWS marker. (03Apr05) (RGA)
08579.4 No Call: prb. Algerian/Tunisian Customs/Mil ? 0739
(29/MAR/05) (KK)
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08582.0 PWZ33: BNy Rio de Janero 2219 Rtty 75Bd/850Hz"CARACTERISTICA DIWRNA CAYCO E SUPERESTRUTURA DE COR BRANCA "(06/APR/05) (KK)
08586
USO5: IzmailRadio UKR 1903 CW QTC and QSX lists.
(16Apr05) (RGA)
09308
4LU: Unid 1452 ALE/USB Sounding.
Also B3I. (16Apr05) (RGA)
08586.0 USO: izmail 0639 ITA2/50 ukran?? 14apr05 ML
08597
HEC: Globe Wireless Berne SWI 1331 GLOBEDATA Idling.
(16Apr05) (RGA)
08600
XSV: TianjinRadio PRC 2057 CW CQ de XSV PSE UP 363 CL
E E. (09Apr05) (RGA)
08600.0 100: (unidentified): 2304 USB/ALE TO 1304
08624
(16Apr05) (RGA)
08636
HLW: SeoulRadio KOR 2100 CW CQ marker. (09Apr05) (RGA)
08636.0 HLW: 1312 CW cq cq cq de hlw hlw hlw qsx 8mhz k,
all 'ear and brain'-decoded
31/Mar/2005 (TR)
08646
VTP6: Indian Navy Vishakhapatnam 1700 CW Bcast msg to
collective VWGZ - PP 031448 - FM FOSIN EAST - TO ALL CONCERNED
... (03Apr05) (RGA)
08682.2 NMF: USCG Pt Reyes 1540 FAX/120/576 S'face Anal
(01/Apr/05) (RH2)
08710.0 UGE: arkhangelsk 805 USB russ naws ? 02apr05 ML
08722.0 7TF: 37 boufarik 0806 USB french sea wx " alboran..."
02apr05 ML
08728.0 3AC 8 monaco 0744 USB ff work unid ship req wx for
alboran 09apr05ML
08768.5 UNID: 1318 USB net with at least three stns active
31/Mar/2005 (TR)
08776
BLOW FUSE: EAM Bcasts 1225 USB At least SES2OO and the
28-char 6ISOVH, simulcasting same on at least 6697 (off freq
at around 6697.2+). (13 Apr 05) (JH)
08791.0 UUI: odessa 0904 USB ukran work unid ship Mar27 05 ML
08816
RCB: Russian Naval Air Western Sector HQ, RUS 1248 CW
wkg 47056 with read-back of status report.
(15/Feb/2005) (ALF)
08816
RJF94: Russian Naval Air Transport HQ Moscow, RUS 1245
CW wkg aircraft "31802" with status report "qql XRMT 1240 q__
4500 qbd 3600" and aircraft "47056" with status report "qth
60062607 qtr 1243 qal XLLV 1320 qas 5700 qbd 2800"; T=0.
(15/Feb/2005) (ALF)
08834
SA0260: S.African Airways Flt 2359 HFDL Reports 1429N
02028E to ARINC Johannesburg. (25Mar05) (RGA)
08834
ZS-SFE: SA Flt679 A319 1650 HFDL Posn to JNB & Ack
(16/Mar/05) (RH2)
08834
ZS-SJT: SA Flt617 B738 1525 HFDL Posn to JNB & Ack
(16/Mar/05) (RH2)
08843.0 UNID: 1325 USB two very weak stns in what sounded
Portuguese to me. However, I somehow doubt it was a Brazilian
RDARA net 31/Mar/2005 (TR)
08855
CN-RNY: Royal Air Maroc A321 Flt AT0731 2130 HFDL At
3515N 00538W. (09Apr05) (RGA)
08855
D-ABBP: Air Berlin Flt AB4651 2117 HFDL At 4152N
00530W. (09Apr05) (RGA)
08855
D-ALCP: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8398 2119 HFDL At
2953N 07049E. (09Apr05) (RGA)
08855
HFDL Logs on. (09Apr05) (RGA)
08855
Logs on. (09Apr05) (RGA)
08855
I-LIVA: Livingstone A321 Flt LVG268 2134 HFDL At 2759N
03424E. (09Apr05) (RGA)
08858.0 AA1: (Israeli Air Force): 0150 USB/ALE sounding. 03/21 RP3
08858.0 AA2: (Israeli Air Force): 0319 USB/ALE sounding. Also
08858.0 AA2: (Israeli Air Force): 2337 USB/ALE sounding. 03/12 RP3
08858.0 RAM: (Israeli Air Force, possibly Ramat David
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08885
A7-ACB: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR0821 2116 HFDL Logs
on. (09Apr05) (RGA)
08885
D-ALCA: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8412 2115 Posn
1258N 07837E via ARINC Muharraq. (09Apr05) (RGA)
08888
NOVOSOBIRSK VOLMET: VOLMET Service 1713 USB YL in
Russian. (03Apr05) (RGA)
08900
VRWC8: OOCL California 1723 USB Chinese operator chat
with OOCL Netherlands (17Apr05) (PPA)
08939
SANKT PETERBURG VOLMET: VOLMET Service 1712 USB YL in Russian.
(03Apr05) (RGA)
08942.0 ---: FLIGHT 761 1417 HFDL on usb Psn 44.57N 4.34E 1423
psn 44.23N 0.23W. 1433 psn 43.18N 1.115W (19/Mar)(DW)
08942.0 ---: FLIGHT AY2504 1421 HFDL on usb Posn 44.14N 3.48W
(19/Mar)(DW)
08942.0 ---: FLIGHT SU290 1433 HFDL on usb Posn 43.39N 7.27E
(19/Mar)(DW)
08948
B-6050: China Eastern A340 Flt MU0553 0018 HFDL At
6012N 03833E. (21Mar05) (RGA)
08948
B-HQA: Cathay Pacific A340 Flt CPA888 0020 HFDL At
4303N 07729W. (21Mar05) (RGA)
08948
D-ALCM: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8392 2347 HFDL At
4704N 04126E. (20Mar05) (RGA)
08948
F-GYAS: Air France A319 0025 HFDL Logs on. (21Mar05) (RGA)
08948
MU553: China Eastern Flt 2331 HFDL Reports 6142N
05513E via ARINC Las Palmas. (21Mar05) (RGA)
08948
N14102: Continental B757 2343 HFDL Logs on to ARINC
Las Palmas. (19Mar05) (RGA)
08948
08948
08948
N19316: Polar Air B757 2354 HFDL Logs on to ARINC Las
Palmas. (20Mar05) (RGA)
08948
N41135: Continental B757 Flt CO1905 0001 HFDL At 3601N
07646W. (21Mar05) (RGA)
08948
N57852: Continental B757 0003 HFDL Passes crew
disposition message to ground. (20Mar05) (RGA)
08948
N68057: Federal Express MD10-10F Flt FX0555 2347 HFDL
At 4229N 07606W. (20Mar05) (RGA)
08948
N68155: Continental B767 Flt CO0078 2346 HFDL Reports
3949N 07112W via ARINC Las Palmas. (20Mar05) (RGA)
08948
N68155: Continental B767 Flt CO0078 2351 HFDL Logs on.
(20Mar05) (RGA)
08948
OH-LBV: Finnair B757 Flt AY1965 2352 HFDL Logs on.
(19Mar05) (RGA)
08948
OH-LBV: Finnair B757 Flt AY1982 2336 HFDL At 2510N
06423W. (21Mar05) (RGA)
08948
SU-GCE: EgyptAir A330 Flt MS0840 0022 HFDL At 2103N
03142E. (20Mar05) (RGA)
08948
ZS-SNC: S.African Airways A340 2349 HFDL Acks METARS
for EDDF/Frankfurt-Main and EDDL/Düsseldorf.
(19Mar05) (RGA)
08948
ZS-SNE: S.African Airways A340 Flt SA0287 Acks weather
for FABL/Bloemfontaine. (21Mar05) (RGA)
08948
ZS-SXB: S.African Airways A340 0025 HFDL Logs on.
(20Mar05) (RGA)
08965
140062: C-5 84-0062 2204 ALE/USB wkg ADWNPR Andrews
NIPR NET (08Apr05) (SA)
08965
170043: C-5 87-0043 1317 ALE/USB wkg AEDNPR Elmendorf
NIPR.NET (25Mar05) (SA)
08965
08965
221107: C-17 02-1107 1359 ALE/USB wkg ADWNPR Andrews
NIPR NET also in the next few minutes wkg AEDNPR:Elmendorf,
GUANPR: GUAM and HAWNPR:Ascension all NIPR NET
(21Mar05) (SA)
08965
510294: KC-135 61-0294 0845 ALE/USB wkg MCCNPR
McClellan NIPR NET (03Apr05) (SA)
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SCTRAINNPR: UNID 0059 ALE/USB Sounds (07Apr05) (SA)
ICZSPR: Sigonella SIPR NET 0257 ALE/USB wkg ADWSPR
Andrews SIPR NET (06Apr05) (SA)
7T-VJY: Air Algerie A330 Flt DAH406 1854 HFDL Posn
3343N 03522E. (19Apr05) (RGA)
A6-ERG: Emirates A340 1922 HFDL Logs on. (29Mar05) (RGA)
CN-RNY: Royal Air Maroc A321 Flt RAM731 1948 HFDL At
4239N 00407E. (29Mar05) (RGA)
VS0009 1945 HFDL At 5238N 02453W. (29Mar05) (RGA)
N251UP: UPS MD11 Flt UP6703 1932 HFDL At 56N 01550W.
(29Mar05) (RGA)
N557TZ: American Transair B757 Flt TZ7450 1936 HFDL
Signs on. (29Mar05) (RGA)
N602FE: Federal Express MD11F 'Malcolm Baldridge' Flt
FX0006 1850 HFDL Reports 4901N 00230E to ARINC Reykjavik.
(19Apr05) (RGA)
VP-BDK: Aeroflot A320 2204 HFDL Logs on to ARINC
Reykjavik. (09Apr05) (RGA)
VP-BWH: Aeroflot A320 Flt SU0519 1919 HFDL At 3959N
05120E. (29Mar05) (RGA)
VP-BWJ: Aeroflot A319 Flt SU0231 1853 HFDL At 5619N
01924E. (19Apr05) (RGA)
ZS-SNB: S.African Airways A340 1917 HFDL Logs on to
ARINC Reykjavik. (29Mar05) (RGA)
---: FLIGHT CO0032 1444 HFDL on usb Posn 53.29N 3.02W
(19/Mar)(DW)
---: FLIGHT VS0900 1442 HFDL on usb Posn 53.58N 7.48E
1441 posn 54.13N 8.48E (19/Mar)(DW)
N67157: FLIGHT CO0055 1440 HFDL on usb Tfc downlink
(19/Mar)(DW)
N6715: FLIGHT CO0029 1441 HFDL on usb Tfc downlink
(19/Mar)(DW)
HN32: UNID Algerian MIL-station, ALG 1659 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110B serial tone/ALCATEL 801H MFSK, tfc.
to GW32 (25Mar05) (LDO)
CP30: ALGERIAN MIL? 2119 USB/ALE wkng HN32
(15-mar-2005)(MSM)
unid: 1650 USB encrypted Mar20 05 ML
(?)LIP: Clg SKYKING 1830 USB No response. (12Apr05) (JG)
(HFGCS): 28-char EAM 1414 USB Ignored this time).
(12 Apr 05) (JH)
(HFGCS): 6-char EAM 1240 USB Y44PIV "FOR WHISKEY
FORCE." (07 Apr 05) (JH)
500351: KC135 60-0351 0548 ALE/USB Sounds (07Apr05) (SA)
: Unid 1848 USB Unknown station request info on KPIE
(weak/unreadable). (12Apr05) (JG)
ANDREWS: Wkg ANDREWS TRAINING 1330 USB Signal checks.
(30 Mar 05) (JH)
ANDREWS: aka ANDREWS TRAINING 1400 USB Attempting
signals checks with MCCLELLAN and others, with YOKOTA
(unheard) involved at some point. (07 Apr 05) (JH)
CHALICE FOXTROT: Clg BIT WIND(?) 1442 USB Initially
raising MCCLELLAN (weak/readable). MCCLELLAN provided a signal
check and then ignored, with BIT WIND (or sounds like;
weak/mostly unheard; suspected NAOC) eventually responding.
Both stations went through an authentication procedure and
CHALICE FOXTROT requested a frequency for a connectivity
check. Apparently the use of 8992.0 was enough and the comms
were terminated. (01 Apr 05) (JH)
COMPOSER(?): 1550 USB Weak/barely readable, stating he
was "standing by for traffic." (12 Apr 05) (JH)
DUST BOX: 0320 USB Fair good levels here but covered
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by MCCLELLAN. "STANDING BY FOR TRAFFIC" and out. H+20/h+50
activity. Suspected TACAMO PAC. (13 Apr 05) (JH)
GUN BARREL: 28-char EAM 1833 USB 23DLXO and
simulcasting same on at least 11175 and 15016. (26 Mar 05) (JH)
HICKHAM RADIO: Wkg Unid 0505 USB Radio Check.
(13 Apr 05) (JH)
JUNK YARD: EAM Bcast 1449 USB 6ICN4R and simulcasting
same on at least 11175 with nothing heard on other simulcast
freqs. At conclusing of string JUNK YARD made the STANDING BY
FOR TRAFFIC statement and gone. H+20/h+50 activity.
(12 Apr 05) (JH)
LOBO 02: Clg MAINSAIL 1343 USB Raised ANDREWS TRAINING
for a signal check and gone. At 1402z LOBO 01 (good levels)
called OFFUTT and raised MCCLELLAN for a radio check but was
interrupted with a 6-character EAM (Y4LFHS) "FOR ENCOMPASS."
Also during the EAM and unknown station (good levels) was
calling MAINSAIL off freq on 8991.0+/-. LOBO 01's radio check
was completed after the EAM xmsn. (14 Apr 05) (JH)
MCCLELLAN: 140-char EAM 0944 USB SE4LAU containing
distinctive formatting and ending in a somewhat common
14-character block. (07 Apr 05) (JH)
MCCLELLAN: Wkg ANDREWS TRAINING 1334 USB MCCLELLAN did
not respond to ANDREWS TRAINING's replies. (30 Mar 05) (JH)
MEREDITH: 75-char EAM 1215 USB SES2OO. Slightly
trailing OFFUTT's HFGCS bcst of same and simulcasting same on
at least 4724 with nothing heard on 11175 or 15016. At 1219z
OFFUTT bcst the 48-character EAM SEUL7Y. At 1222z MEREDITH
bcst SEUL7Y. (13 Apr 05) (JH)
MEREDITH: EAM Bcasts 1234 USB SEUL7Y and SES2OO
simulcast on at least 4724 and 11175, with nothing heard on
15016. (13 Apr 05) (JH)
NIGHTHAWK 55: Wkg OFFUTT 1427 USB For a brief
phonepoatch and gone. (24 Mar 05) (JH)
OFFUTT: 6-char EAM 1248 Missed the Y7... preamble "FOR
WHISKY AND YANKEE FORCE." (31 Mar 05) (JH)
OFFUTT: Clg SAM 094 1230 USB With an all frequency
request with no known response. (06 Apr 05) (JH)
OFFUTT: Wkg ANDREWS TRAINING 1412 USB (ANDREWS
TRAINING often unreadable). (31 Mar 05) (JH)
OFFUTT: Wkg DRY CELL (unheard) 1424 USB DRY CELL
apparently requested a data check as OFFUTT asked him if DRY
CELL wanted ALE data or secure data. At 1429z OFFUTT requested
that DRY CELL call OFFUTT via land line. At 1433z OFFUTT again
worked DRY CELL and requested that he move to freq 311
(11220), and then requested that he meet OFFUTT on 11175.
(07 Apr 05) (JH)
RAZOR 94: Wkg ANDREWS 1418 USB Attempted phonepatch.
Unheard here (maybe unsuccessful). (25 Mar 05) (JH)
S4JG: Clg MAINSAIL 1845 USB For radio check. LC.
(12Apr05) (JG)
SAM 8766: Clg MAINSAIL 1448 USB Raised OFFUTT for a
phone patch and weather. (12 Apr 05) (JH)
SAM 8766: Wkg OFFUT 1453 USB At the conclusion of JUNK
YARD's traffic SAM 8766 called and raised OFFUTT for
continuation of patch. OFFUTT's audio suffered from heavy
feedback/echo. (12 Apr 05) (JH)
STAIRWAY: Wkg OFFUTT 1323 USB (Unheard here). For a
phone patch to a DSN 8?? number (maybe 881 ?) to request that
the ground party have COURTLAND and POSTBED (maybe; spelled
but too weak here and to ground party) to come up on "8776
upper." Patch finally ended at 1332z and gone.
(11 Apr 05) (JH)
STOCK YARD(?): EAM Bcast 1519 USB (Call no longers
ounds like JUNK YARD) 6ICN4L simulcast on at least 11175.
Standing by for traffic. H+20/h+50 activity.
(12 Apr 05) (JH)
THREESOME: 28-char EAM 1416 USB 6ICN4R with no
simulcast freqs found. He concluded his xmsn with the STANDING
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BY FOR TRAFFIC statement (x2) and out. (12 Apr 05) (JH)
THREESOME: EAM Bcast 1541 USB 6ICN4L with no simulcast
freqs found. Standing by for traffic. H+10/h+40 activity.
(12 Apr 05) (JH)
TREESTUMP: (No listing) 2011 USB Says he is standing
by for traffic. Rpts message several times and "out." At 2013
and 2039 TREESTUMP again standing by. No Response.
(12Apr05) (JG)
WILY FOX: Wkg OFFUTT 0550 USB For a phone patch (unk
party) to pass an AKAC message of 4 groups (KC4 BIS ZYO UAJ).
WILY FOX requested that the message be acknowledged "via
MILSTAR" (or sounds like) and requested a read-back of string.
After the string was read back WILY FOX terminated the phone
patch and gone. (25 Mar 05) (JH)
YULE TREE: Wkg MCCLELLAN 1345 USB For a phone patch to
a commercial area code 301 number. When MCCLELLAN did not
immediately come back with the patch YULE TREE worked ANDREWS
(weak/barely readable) for same but MCCLELLAN popped up with
patch. Ground party found YULE TREE too weak to understand so
MCCLELLAN handed YULE TREE off to PUERTO RICO (weak/often
unreadable) for ultimate completion of the patch (too weak to
follow.) (31 Mar 05) (JH)
AFA: usaf andrews ab 0656 USB work cobra 70 / usn
ea-6b; any idea?Mar19 05 ML
AFI: usaf mcclellan 1633 USB eam Mar20 05 ML
AFS: usaf offutt 1630 USB eam Mar20 05 ML
Threesome: was active at 1416z with THREESOME 12apr05 (JK)
: Unid 28-char EAM 1833 USB SJA6BP. Unknown stn (FISH
HAWK?) - off frequency. Simulcast on at least 11175 with
nothing heard on 4724 or 15016. (16 Apr 05) (JH)
FISH HAWK: Clg MCCLELLAN & MAINSAIL 1934 USB Raised
MCCLELLAN who had him at distorted levels. FISH HAWK never
responded to MCCLELLAN's multiple calls including a request to
move to 13200. (16 Apr 05) (JH)
: Unid Spanish AF ground station, E 1205 J3E-USB wkg
JGL1xx (JGL1JH?) with wx for Mostar, gave channel 5 and
alternative 4 & 3 for tomorrow. (15/Feb/2005) (ALF)
MCBHTD: US Army Movement Control Bn Hwy Tfc KET/IRQ
1638 USB/ALE SND (16Apr05) (ZE)
MCBHTD: US-Army Movmnt Ctrl Bn Hwy Tfc Div KWT/IRQ
1437 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, working MCT1 (03Apr05) (LDO)
MCT1: US Army Movement Control Team KWT/IRQ 1637
USB/ALE to MCBHTD (16Apr05) (ZE)
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, clng MCBHTD (03Apr05) (LDO)
USB/ALE to MCBHTD (16Apr05) (ZE)
(30Mar05) (SA)
HF-GCS with ALE init PP to [AMD]CCCCD83143308742NNNN RheinMain AMCC Three hour out call A2, 13 Pallets ,1XT2, 2 Rolling
stock all throughload (31Mar05) (SA)
200176: C-17 00-0176 1550 ALE/USB wkg IKF Keflavik
200533: C-17 90-0533 1350 ALE/USB Wkg CRO Croughton
220104: C-17 02-1104 1904 ALE/USB wkg JTY Yokota
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09025
09025
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09036
09040.5
09043.0
09043.0
09044
09044.0
09050
09050.0
09057
09060
09060.0
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290169: C-17 99-01691757 ALE/USB wkg HIK Hickam HF-GCS
(08Apr05) (SA)
450030: KC-10 85-0030 1217 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews HFGCS (06Apr05) (SA)
490433: KC-10 79-0433 1249 ALE/USB wkg HIK Hickam
544830: KC-135 64-14830 0722 ALE/USB wkg ICZ Sigonella
HF-GCS ALE and voice "Arcrft 4830 calling any station"
(28Mar05) (SA)
59001493: KC-135 59-1493 1422 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews
E30558: E-3B 75-0558 2150 ALE/USB wkg JDG Diego Garcia
FRPS: poss Selcal C-5 85-0010 0130 ALE/USB wkg CRO
Croughton HF-GCS (07Apr05) (SA)
(30Mar05) (SA)
IKF: Keflavi HF-GCS 0810 ALE/USB wkg JDG Diego Garcia
JNR: Peurto Rico 0958 ALE/USB wkg MCC McClellan HF-GCS
(04Mar05) (SA)
JNR: Peurto Rico HF-GCS 0600 ALE/USB wkg PLA Lajes
HFGCS (06Apr05) (SA)
MPA: USAF Mount Pleasant Falklands 2213 ALE/USB Sounds
(01Apr05) (SA)
MPA: USAF Mount Pleasant HF-GCS 2107 ALE/USB Sounds
(23Mar05) (SA)
also on 6721 and 11226
R26687: UH-60L 96-26687 0940 ALE/USN wkg 26799 UH-60L
98-26799 (26Mar05) (SA)
R26690: UH-60L 96-26690 1939V ALE/USB wkg 1N501 UNID
(27Mar05) (SA)
E-3D ZH107 (29Mar05) (SA)
UKE306: RAF E-3D ZH106 0856 ALE/USB Self Test
(24Mar05) (SA)
raf: 1843 USB work ASCOTT508 (hercules c-1) request wx
Mar31 05 ML
5YE: Nairobi Meteo 2159 RTTY/100/850 RY's (24/Mar/05) (RH2)
055: (poss Asian net): 1147 USB/ALE sounding. 03/18 RP3
AJO: (unidentified): 1652 USB/ALE TO RLD
(unidentified). Also noted on 07469.0. 03/18 RP3
UDAIRI: US Army Udairi Trng Area KWT 0115 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, sounding (26Mar05) (LDO)
UDAIRI: US Army Udairi Trng Area KWT 0115 USB/MIL-STD
LAB: Rockwell-Collins Systems Integration Lab Prob in
Europe 2005 ALE/USB Sounding. (29Mar05) (RGA)
CID: (Rockwell-Collins Communications Central, Cedar
Rapids, IA): 2119 USB/ALE sounding.
: NATO Tactical Air Defence Data Modem 1651
LINK-11/2250/USB (03Apr05) (RGA)
CAMALEON3: (possibly Mexican Army 3rd Independent Inf
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09093
09093
09093
09093
09093
09093
09093
09093.0
09094
09094.0
09110.0
09123
09131.7
09145.0
09166.3
09188
09188.0
09193
09198.0
09200
09200
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Bde): 0426 USB/ALE TO RM17 (Mexican Army 17th Military
Region). Also noted on 07777.0. 03/11 RP3
unid: ?? 0743 unid mode ?220bds 14apr05 ML
055: Unid 1946 ALE/USB Sounding. (29Mar05) (RGA)
D38: (possibly Mexican Army 38th Inf Bn, Hermosillo):
0229 USB/ALE TO DIAMANTE (Mexican Army). 03/11 RP3
0200: Italian Carabinieri Net 1944 ALE/LSB Calls 0811/Unid
Fast Patrol Boat with [AMD] "DIAL4". (29Mar05) (RGA)
0811: Corpo Carabinieri 800-series fast patrol boat, I
1126 LSB/MIL-STD 188-141A, calling 0200 (23Mar05) (LDO)
: UNID North African network, ALG? 0721 USB, secure
voice tfc using HC-265 scrambler in HF-mode, 300Bd/200Hz FSK
with tactical msg tfc and 300Bd FSK @ +2200Hz for link
management (26Mar05) (LDO)
6Z7: ? carabinieri 1446 USB/ALE to 110 Mar27 05 ML
no-call: UNID North African network, ALG? 0721 USB
(26Mar05) (LDO)
CHP-200 system 250Bd/170Hz, non-FH mode (26Mar05) (LDO)
CHP-200 system 250Bd/170Hz, non-FH mode (26Mar05) (LDO)
AAA: USAF Croughton or Sigonella, G/I 1100 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, sounding (02Apr05) (LDO)
DISA (08Apr05) (SA)
DISA (07Apr05) (SA)
AAF: USAF Croughton, G 1047 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
sounding (02Apr05) (LDO)
AAG: USAF Croughton or Sigonella, G/I 1047 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, sounding (02Apr05) (LDO)
ADA: USAF Lajes?, AZR? 1107 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
ADB: USAF Keflavik?, ISL? 1107 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A,
: UNID MIL net, ??? 1709 USB/2400Bd BPSK, unid modem
type on automated data link circuit, appx 600 & 730 msecs per
burst (26Mar05) (LDO)
no-call: UNID MIL net, ??? 1709 USB/2400Bd BPSK, unid
modem type on automated data link circuit, appx 600 & 730
msecs per burst (26Mar05) (LDO)
NMF: USCG BOSTON 1750 FAX 120/576/N/800 500 hPa
analysis (30/Mar)(DW)
CAM (25Mar05) (LDO)
---: EGYPTIAN DIPLO ?LOC 1758 arq 100/E/170 Arabic
(ATU80) but end of transmission and s/off (30/Mar)(DW)
RIW: CISN MOSCOW 1400 CW Periodic calling "RIT81 de
RIW k" thru 1439z when gives "sk" (30/Mar)(DW)
---: UNID 1915 fec 100/E/170 9166.35. On line
encryption. Periods of short strings of alphas. Offair 1923z.
Part of vft? (30/Mar)(DW)
TRIPOLIS: UNID Station Tripolis, LBY? 0756 USB/CCIR
493-4 compatible selcall 100Bd/180Hz, clng HAMMADA [=2001]
(26Mar05) (LDO)
TRIPOLIS: UNID Station Tripolis, LBY? 0756 USB/CCIR
493-4 compatible selcall 100Bd/180Hz, clng HAMMADA [=2001]
(26Mar05) (LDO)
REA4: AF HQ Moscow 1655 REVS/50/1000 Idling. (03Apr05) (RGA)
BRE: (Chilean Navy): 0027 LSB/ALE TO TAC (Chilean
Navy). 03/12 RP3
1001: Unid ALE/USB callg to 1308 12:21 9Apr05(MAL)
1102: Unid ALE/USB SND 18:22 10Apr05 (MAL)
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09200.0
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09202
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2213: Unid ALE/USB callg to 2011 267 18:59 10Apr05 (MAL)
1001: (unidentified): 2338 USB/ALE TO
1309(unidentified) 03/16 RP3
BG? : Unid SND ALE/USB 19:08 7Abr05 (MAL)
: NATO Tactical Air Defence Data Modem 1708 LINK-11/2250/ISB
Seems to have the same data in each sideband.
(03Apr05) (RGA)
(16Apr05) (RGA)
T1159AA: 1159 MedCo (AA) US Army Tikrit IRQ 1820
ALE/USB Sounding. (16Apr05) (RGA)
T1159AA: 1159 MedCo (AA) US Army Tikrit IRQ 1930
T54AA: 54 MedCO (AA) US Army Al Taji Iraq 1954 ALE/USB
Sounding. (04Apr05) (RGA)
LINCONSHIRE POACHER: E03 1814 USB OW in 5FG traffic.
Being jammed. :o) (04Apr05) (RGA)
: Israeli MIL/Intelligence ISR 1640 USB/VFT circuit with a
single 75Bd/50Hz FSK signal, 28/112 bit ACF, carrier/pilot on
9253 kHz (04Apr05) (LDO)
SCLM342: (Subordinate Local Communications CenterMobile, 342nd Tactical Comms Bn, Venezuelan Army): 2247
USB/ALE TO SCLM343 (Subordinate Local Communications CenterMobile, 343rd Tactical Comms Bn, Venezuelan Army). Also noted
on 13506.0. 03/26 RP3
SCLM348: (Subordinate Local Communications CenterMobile, 348th Tactical Comms Bn, Venezuelan Army): 1252
USB/ALE TO SCLM347 (Subordinate Local Communications CenterMobile, 347th Tactical Comms Bn, Venezuelan Army). 03/27 RP3
: Unid 1130 RTTY/50 As follows - "prowerka swqzi" (x3)
"ryryryryry=ry4ag=ry4ag=w 4a#ah @ga vil by citrus?da,no
falx&iwyj %kzemplqr+1234567890==/=='=(a):-" (many times) The
letter in brackets at the end was different on each
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09320
09323.0
09340
09340
09347
09347.0
09400.0
09462.0
09480.0
09906.0
09917.0
09935.0
09972.0
09972.0
10010
10010.0
10010.0
10010.0
10010.0
10066
10066
10066
10066.0
10066.0
10066.0
10087
10087
10087
10087
10090
10090.0
10090.0
10115.0
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repetition. (05 Apr 05) (BB)
BZO : Unid SND ALE/USB 18:49 7Abr05 (MAL)
ALBB13: Romanian Police Alba, ROU 0754 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, clng IASB13 [=Iasi] (25Mar05) (LDO)
unid: ?? 0910 CW encr long 5 letters series Mar27 05 ML
MIKE UNIFORM 1: 0545 USB Clg AUSTRALIA CONTROL for
radio check. (28Mar05) (SDD)
SHEPHERD 12: RAAF AP-3C Orion 0645 USB Clg AUSTRALIA
CONTROL with no joy (30Mar05) (SDD)
burst system, QSX 11442 kHz USB (26Mar05) (LDO)
no-call: UNID North Korean embassy, 1205 USB/FSK 600Bd
ARQ burst system, QSX 11442 kHz USB (26Mar05) (LDO)
PNME3: (Venezuelan Naval Riverine Post #3,Rio Meta):
0559 LSB/ALE TO PNFA3 (Venezuelan Naval Riverine Post #3, Rio
Orinoco-Apure). 03/28 RP3
AF5: (C-20C #85-0049, 99th AS Andrews AFB): 1701
USB/ALE TO ADW (Andrews AFB). 03/30 RP3
S06: calling ID 728? then 08:40 13apr05 (M)
SCLC501: VENEZUELAN MIL CUIDAD BOLIVAR 0139 MIL.STD
188-141A ALE on usb. Clng PCR (23/Mar)(DW)
(23/Mar)(DW)
0000001220: TURKISH INTEL ?LOC 0134 MIL.STD 188-141A
ALE on usb. Sounding. Also at 0205 0235 0335 0436 0808
(26/Mar)(DW)
PANTHR: US DHS C/NARCOTICS NASSAU 0240 MIL.STD
188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding (27/Mar)(DW)
PNR400: US DHS PANTHER NET GEORGETOWN 0047 MIL.STD
188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. Also 0218 0248 0348 0419 0449
0550 (27/Mar)(DW)
AAF: POLISH MIL ?LOC 0031 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding. Also at 0216 0248 0334 0349 0404 0550 0651
(01/Apr)(DW)
AAG: POLISH MIL ?LOC 0135 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding. Also at 0205 0251 0306 0336 0437 0638 0653 (01/Apr)(DW)
A7-ACC: Qatar Airways A330 Flt QR1889 2032 HFDL Posn
report 2216N 09143E. (29Mar05) (RGA)
N468UP: UPS B757 Flt UP5822 2005 HFDL Reports 1904N
11731E via ARINC Hat Yai. (29Mar05) (RGA)
VP-BWH: Aeroflot A320 2013 HFDL Logs on. (29Mar05) (RGA)
Finair AY1956: 1708 HFDL/USB [HFNPDU PERFORMANCE]
17:08:12 UTC 31/Mar/2005 (TR)
Hat Yai: HFDL-GS 06 Hat Yai 1600 HFDL/USB [HFNPDU
ACARS GND STN] 27/Mar/2005 (TR)
Qatar Airways QR0611: 1647 HFDL/USB [HFNPDU
PERFORMANCE] 16:47:58 UTC 31/Mar/2005 (TR)
ARINC14: HFDL Stn Krasnoyarsk 1700 HFDL Poor
squitters. No apparent traffic. (06Apr05) (RGA)
D-ALCA: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8442 1844 HFDL
Posn 1447N 09526E. (06Apr05) (RGA) 10087
A7-AFM: Qatar
Airways A330 Flt QR0581 1712 HFDL Posn 1538N 04414E.
(06Apr05) (RGA)
report 0946N 13846E via ARINC Krasnoyarsk. (06Apr05) (RGA)
ZS-SND: S.African Airways A349 Flt SA0286 1834 Posn
0816S 04903E. (06Apr05) (RGA)
TASHKENT VOLMET: VOLMET Service 1644 USB YL with
fcasts in EE. Weak. (03Apr05) (RGA)
tashkent vm: 1242 USB ee yl 14apr05 ML
tashkent vm: 1341 USB ee yl MAR25 05 ML
SCLC512: VENEZUELAN MIL CUIDAD BOLIVAR 2223 MIL.STD
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10190.0
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188-141A ALE on usb. Clng CLC51. Also at 2242 2302 2307 2326
2333 (06/Apr)(DW)
1007: UNID 0038 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on lsb. Sounding
(09/Apr)(DW)
CLM25: VENEZUELAN MIL ?LOC 0243 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on usb. Clng PCRC2. Also at 0250 0302 0323 0330 (09/Apr)(DW)
022NHQCAP: US CAP MAXWELL AFB 0510 MIL.STD 188-141A
ALE on usb. Sounding. (09/Apr)(DW)
046NHQCAP: US CAP NATIONAL HQ 0216 MIL.STD 188-141A
ALE on usb. Sounding. Also 0410 (09/Apr)(DW)
AED: HFGCS ELMENDORF 0605 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding (09/Apr)(DW)
JNR: HFGCS SALINAS 0401 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding. (09/Apr)(DW)
OFF: HFGCS OFFUTT 0149 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
: UNID North African network, ALG? 0752 USB, secure
voice tfc using HC-265 scrambler in HF-mode, 300Bd/200Hz FSK
with tactical msg tfc and 300Bd FSK @ +2200Hz for link
management (28Mar05) (LDO)
no-call: UNID North African network, ALG? 0752 USB,
secure voice tfc using HC-265 scrambler in HF-mode, 300Bd/200Hz
FSK with tactical msg tfc and 300Bd FSK @ +2200Hz
for link management (28Mar05) (LDO)
Idling. (03Apr05) (RGA)
ELQL: UNID 1410 CW "HARA de ELQL" "qsy 88489" nr of
times (26/Mar)(DW)
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (04Apr05) (LDO)
9VV: UNID 0119 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(10/Apr)(DW)
FC5FEM: (Communications Manager, FEMA Region 5, Battle
Creek MI): 1546 USB/ALE TO 441FEMAUX (FEMA Auxiliary Station).
03/17 RP3
FC8FEM: US FEMA DENVER 0147 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding (10/Apr)(DW)
FC8FEM: US FEMA DENVER 2347 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Sounding (09/Apr)(DW)
705: CANFORCE HAMILTON 0316 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng 721 and/or 724. 0319 clng 745 (10/Apr)(DW)
CHM71: CANFORCE ?LOC 0119 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Clng CIP68A (10/Apr)(DW)
CIP68A: CANFORCE ?LOC 0020 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng XJS244. 0040 clng VEK533. 0337 clng VEJ306, also at
0417 (10/Apr)(DW)
CIP68A: CANFORCE ?LOC 2318 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
usb. Clng 123. 2332 clng VEK533. 2359 clng XJS244 (09/Apr)(DW)
fishermen: 0952 USB port Mar27 05 ML
BVG: CHILEAN NAVY ?LOC 2357 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
lsb. Clng CA2 (10/Apr)(DW)
CA2: CHILEAN NAVY TALCAHUANO 0025 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on lsb. Clng BVG (11/Apr)(DW)
TAC: CHILEAN NAVY PATACHE 0008 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on
lsb. Clng BVG (11/Apr)(DW)
snd (15/03/05) (ZE)
(15/03/05) (ZE)
(15/03/05) (ZE)
(15/03/05) (ZE)
snd (15/03/05) (ZE)
snd (15/03/05)(ZE)
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(15/03/05) (ZE)
10211.0 MEDER30P: Algerian Oil&Gas Medera 2037 ALE/LSB snd
(15/03/05) (ZE)
(15/03/05) (ZE)
10211.0 RNOUSLR1: ALGERIAN OIL RHOUDE NOUSS 0123 MIL.STD
188-141A ALE on lsb. Sounding Also at 0414 (11/Apr)(DW)
snd (15/03/05)(ZE)
10211.0 XX1: Unid ALE/USB SND 19:21 9Apr05 (MAL)
10212
MIKE UNIFORM 1: 0546 USB Clg AUSTRALIA CONTROL for
radio check (28Mar05) (SDD)
10212.5 unid: ship 1345 ARQ FEC encr txt ?? MAR25 05 ML
10242.0 LNT: US DHS COTHEN CHESAPEAKE 2350 MIL.STD 188-141A
ALE on usb. Clng 504 (11/Apr)(DW)
10242.0 X93: UNID 2305 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
(11/Apr)(DW)
10244.0 HR: ALGERIAN OIL HASSI R'MAL 0016 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE
on usb. Sounding. (12/Apr)(DW)
10275
VAL: Unid ALE/USB SND 17:25 9Apr05 (MAL)
10275.0 RNOUSLR1: ALGERIAN OIL RHOUDE NOUSS 0309 MIL.STD
188-141A ALE on lsb. Sounding. Also at 0409, 0510 (14/Apr)(DW)
10285
(15/03/05) (ZE)
10285
(15/03/05) (ZE)
10285
snd (15/03/05) (ZE)
10285.0 INAS30P: Algerian Oil&Gas In Amenas 1823 ALE/LSB snd
(15/03/05) (ZE)
(15/03/05) (ZE)
snd (15/03/05)(ZE)
10295
2004: Corpo Carabinieri Commando Roma? I? 1702
LSB/MIL-STD 188-141A, wkng 2120 (24Mar05) (LDO)
10295
2009: UNID Corpo Carabinieri station, ??? 1128
10295
2116: UNID Corpo Carabinieri station, ??? 1128 LSB/MIL-STD
188-141A, wkng 2009 (24Mar05) (LDO)
10295
2120: UNID Corpo Carabinieri station, ??? 1702
10295.0 200: carabinieri (thanks leif) 1436 USB/ALE to 811
Mar27 05 ML
10315
: CIS Military 1151 81-81/40.5/500 Cipher. Prob w/w
10310. (16Apr05) (RGA)
10350.0 ORO: UNID 0029 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Clng
OMEGA. Also at 0046 (18/Apr)(DW)
10360.0 0000006666: TURKISH NAT INTEL ?LOC 0431 MIL.STD
188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding. Also 0517 (18/Apr)(DW)
10360.0 AAC: UNID 0216 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding.
Also 0447, 0720 (18/Apr)(DW)
10360.0 AAC: UNID 2314 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb. Sounding
(17/Apr)(DW)
10366.4 DB5909: "#Clarissa" D. 2119 P-II//100Bd Mail to
WPUC469: S.m. Daytona, FL (06/APR/05) (KK)
10375
BUZ: MOI Roumanian POL Buzau 0904 ALE/USB to BU4
(18/03/05) (ZE)
10375
FOC: MOI Foscani ROU 1244 USB/ALE to BAC MOI Bacau
(11Apr05) (ZE)
10375
GIU: MOI Giurgiu ROU 1151 USB/ALE to BU3 MOI Bucuresti
(11Apr05) (ZE)
10375
TAR: MOI Targovista ROU 0841 USB/ALE to SLO MOI
Slobozia (11Apr05) (ZE)
10375.0 BUZ: MOI Roumanian POL Buzau 0904 ALE/USB to BU4
(18/03/05) (ZE)
10390
2001: UNID Moroccan dispatch center, MRC 1614 USB/MILSTD 188-141A, wkng 2409 (25Mar05) (LDO)
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10555
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10611.0
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(18/Apr)(DW)
(18/Apr)(DW)
: CIS Military 1154 81-81/81/240 Cipher with Morse
opchat 'QRJ2 ZAR ZAL ZSD' (QSY to ...) 'QRJ?' (How copy?).
'QJG K' (Go into cipher). W/w 11004? (16Apr05) (RGA)
LINCONSHIRE POACHER: E03 1639 USB OW in 5FG traffic.
(03Apr05) (RGA)
"101"+"185": French MIL/MOI net, F? 1025 USB/SKYMASTER
8-FSK ALE/SYSTEME 3000 2400Bd PSK ARQ-system, short data
traffic exchange using TRC-3600 radios (28Mar05) (LDO)
101: +"185": French MIL/MOI net, F? 1025 USB/SKYMASTER
8-FSK ALE/SYSTEME 3000 2400Bd PSK ARQ-system, short data
traffic exchange using TRC-3600 radios (28Mar05) (LDO)
AND21: Romanian emb. Madrid, E 0703 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/MILSTD 188-110A serial tone modem, crypto tfc. to
CENTR6 (28Mar05) (LDO)
YPM37 (04Apr05) (LDO)
188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem, encrypted tfc. to
AND21 (28Mar05) (LDO)
AND21: Romanian emb. Madrid, E 0703 USB/MIL-STD
CENTR6 (28Mar05) (LDO)
CENTR6: MFA Bucharest, ROU 0703 USB/MILSTD188-141A/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone modem,
encrypted tfc. to AND21 (28Mar05) (LDO)
Unid: ff?? 1416 ARQ-E 184.6 idling MAR25 05 ML
CFH: canf halifax 1408 FAX Mar18 05 ML
VMW: Wiluna meteo AUS 0721 FAX/120/576 very noise fax
picture weak signal (17Apr05) (PPA)
FM8FEM: (HQs FEMA Region 8, Denver CO): 1813 USB/ALE
TO FEMERSFLT (FEMA Emergency Radio System, KFLT-FM Tucson AZ
(National Primary EAS Station). Also noted on 17519.0.
03/16 RP3
moscow met: 0955 FAX precise northern russia
temperatures chart Mar2705 ML
moscow met: 1413 FAX good qual presure chart Mar18 05 ML
moscow met: 1447 FAX ID good qual chart MAR25 05 ML
R00176: CH-47D Chinook [89-00176] IRQ 1724 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, calling ATCNOR [=332nd EOSS Kirkuk Air Base]
(25Mar05) (LDO)
T1159AA: 1159th MedCo (AA) Tikrit IRQ 1600 USB/MIL-STD
T1Z126: 1-126th AVN LSA Anaconda/Balad IRQ 1642
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (25Mar05) (LDO)
T1Z189: 1-189th AVN Camp Anaconda/Balad IRQ 1721
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, sounding (25Mar05) (LDO)
T4Z123: 4-123rd AVN LSA Anaconda/Balad IRQ 1715
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, calling R00176 [=89-00176/CH-47 Chinook]
(25Mar05) (LDO)
T50AA: 50th MedCo (AA) Al Taji AB IRQ 1609 USB/MIL-STD
T54AA: 54th MedCo (AA) Kirkuk IRQ 1557 USB/MIL-STD
T54AA: 54th MedCo (AA) Kirkuk IRQ 1609 USB/MIL-STD
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10669.0 205: Unid 1155 ALE/USB Clg 389 (11/04/05) (AJP)
10683
PANTHR: OPBAT Service Center, Nassau, Bahamas 2054
ALE/USB (25Mar05) (CC)
10683
PNR400: OPBAT Base, Georgetown, Bahamas 2053 ALE/USB
(25Mar05) (CC)
10692.5 RUH955: & NARCO: 1833 USB ALE (06/APR/05) (JLM)
10712.0 unid: 1017 BEE/36 /50 /250 ?? Mar27 05 ML
10712.0 unid: 1455 BEE36/50 /250 ?? MAR25 05 ML
10733.6 KWA43: US Embassy ??1411 ALE/USB wkg KXV45 US Embassy
(23Mar05) (SA)
10733.6 KWN90: US Embassy ?? 2114 ALE/USB wkg KMN94 US DoS
Fort Lauderdale Fl (06Apr05) (SA)
10733.6 KWP97: US Embassy ?? 1029 ALE/USB wkg KWP95 US Embassy
(06Apr05) (SA)
10733.6 KWP97: US Embassy ??1045 ALE/USB wkg KWP99 US Embassy
?? (23Mar05) (SA)
10733.6 KWS90: US Embassy ?? 0818 ALE/USB wkg KWX57 US Embassy
?? (30Mar05) (SA)
10733.6 KWT93: US Embassy ?? 0755 ALE/USB wkg KWT90 US
Consulate Frankfurt (07Apr05) (SA)
10733.6 KWT93: US Embassy ?? 0813 ALE/USB wkg KWT92 US Embassy
?? (07Apr05) (SA)
10733.6 KWT93: US Embassy ?? 0839 ALE/USB wkg KW91 US Embassy
?? (24Mar05) (SA)
10733.6 KWT93: US Embassy ?? 0939 ALE/USB wkg KWT55 US Embassy
?? (24Mar05) (SA)
10733.6 KWX57: US Embassy ?? 0839 ALE/USB wkg KWS93 US Embassy
poss Athens Greece ?? (30Mar05) (SA)
10733.6 KWX57: US Embassy ??0849 ALE/USB wkg KWS96 US Embassy
?? (30Mar05) (SA)
10765
OVC: Danish Navy Groennedal, GRL 1740 USB/STANAG 4285
2400Bd PSK, KG-84 crypto to UNID station using 75bps & long
interleaving (25Mar05) (LDO)
10780
RAZOR ??: Wkg RADAR MAINTENANCE 1944 USB Apparent
phone patch. (28 Mar 05) (JH)
10825.0 CER11: MfA Paris, F. 1038 USB ALE/MIL-188-141A clg
RABAT: F. Embassy Rabat, MRC (06/APR/05) (KK)
10831.0 QF3K: Unid 1132 CW "T3AP (x3) de QF3K (x2) V" Possible
PRC Marker(04/04/05) (AJP)
10838
5044: UNID LINCOMPEX circuit, ALG? 1140 USB,
French+Arabic voice traffic to 5001 after call-up using
75Bd/200Hz FSK selcaller, LINCOMPEX control chan. at +2900Hz
(25Mar05) (LDO)
10871.7 D: MX Cluster Beacon Odessa 1632 CW (03Apr05) (RGA)
10871.8 P: MX Cluster Beacon Kaliningrad 1632 (03Apr05) (RGA)
10871.9 S: MX cluster Beacon Arkhangelsk 1632 (03Apr05) (RGA)
10872
C: MX Cluster Beacon Moscow 1632 (03Apr05) (RGA)
10891.9 : UNID Pakistani embassy, 1552 TWINPLEX-SITOR
100Bd/-200/-85/+85/+600, 5LGs to Islamabad (04Apr05) (LDO)
10999.0 No Call: unid 1747 Rtty 50Bd/500Hz"CFM NIL K QQBN K
K" "QSL 1 K TDY QTC NO WILL TKS TKS 73 GGB SK SK"
(08/APR/05) (KK)
11002
11004
: CIS Military 1203 81-81/81/250 Cipher. One of many.
Exercise? (16Apr05) (RGA)
11009.0 BORBO__?: [incomplete Call] Bny 2149 SitorFec/100Bd/200Hz! wkg M __M: [incomplete Call] unid, weak
QSB, Info abt Equipment in spanish (05/APR/05) (KK)
11009.0 GRNDES: BNy unid 2208 G-Tor/100Bd wkg NPAGOI: P-43
GOIANA Navios-Patrulha (Classe GRAJAÚ) (05/APR/05) (KK)
11010.0 ZLO: RNZN Irirangi NZL 17:08 BR6028/USB encrypted 75
baud channels no decode strong signal (20 Mar)(PPA)
11012.2 unid: 1500 81-81?? fr=432 shift=150 ?? MAR25 05 ML
11018
1TCTSN: Centre Technique des Systèmes Navals/Toulon, F
0948 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, calling "1TD615" [=Frigate Jean
Bart] (06Jan04) (LDO)
11033
024: UNID Net 1901 USB/ALE SND (09Apr05) (ZE)
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11132.5
11138.6
11160.0
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11168.6
11168.6
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ALGE1A: Algerian National Police Algiers, ALG 0716
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, traffic to ALGE2A, Operator name:
Djelloul (04Apr05) (LDO)
ALGE1B: Algerian National Police Algiers, ALG 0723
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, traffic to ALGE2B, Operator name:
Djelloul (04Apr05) (LDO)
ALGE2A: Algerian National Police Algiers, ALG 0716
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, traffic to ALGE1A, Operator name: Nadji
(04Apr05) (LDO)
ALGE2B: Algerian National Police Algiers, ALG 0723
USB/MIL-STD 188-141A, traffic to ALGE1B, Operator name: Nadji
(04Apr05) (LDO)
H6L: French def. attaché Algiers, ALG 1445 USB/STANAG
4285 FEC-bursts using THALES modem with 2400 bps/long
interleaving, tfc to MoD Paris/P6Z (04Apr05) (LDO)
DDH9: DWD Via Pinneberg GER 1205 RTTY/50/450 Calls &
RYs. //147.3 (16Apr05) (RGA)
: UNID Slavic MIL/DIPLO, 1240 100.17Bd/500Hz, ASCII
based ARQ-system, 11Bit per char. Sending file "247.TLG" with
5FGs to unlocated station, QSX not found (25Mar05) (LDO)
: Turkish Navy net 1406 USB/STANAG 4285 600bps/long
interlv., long bursts, KG-84 crypto (25Mar05) (LDO)
: UNID NATO net, 0948 USB/SLEW 2400Bd several stations
using single tone Link-11 waveform, occasional switching
between CLEW and SLEW (04Apr05) (LDO)
Unid: Russian Navy 2153 T600/36-50 (09/04/05) (AJP)
Unid: Unid 2244 FSK 75/850 Possible US Navy
Keflavik,(06/04/05) (AJP)
unid: mil 1522 NATO-75 /850 enc MAR25 05 ML
CHM7232: & CHM723L, Canadian Forces: 2101 USB ALE/voice.
Clear voice radio checks (19/MAR/05) (JLM)
CHM7232: (subordinate unit of Canadian Army
Communication Squadron (Halifax): 0046 USB/ALE TO CHM723L
(Communication Squadron (Halifax). Also noted on 06801.5.
03/20 RP3
?? (24Mar-5) (SA)
unid: ital army?? 1524 USB weak MAR25 05 ML
CRO: Croughton HF-GCS 1310 ALE/USB Wkg KEH34 US
KWA43: US Embassy ?? 1511 ALE/USB wkg KVX45 US Embassy
?? (01Apr05) (SA)
?? (23Mar05) (SA)
?? (30Mar05) (SA)
??(30Mar05) (SA)
?? (30Mar05) (SA)
?? (30Mar05) (SA)
?? (30Mar05) (SA0
?? (06Apr05) (SA)
?? (06Apr05) (SA)
(06Apr05) (SA)
KWX57:US Embassy ?? 0936 ALE/USB wkg KWS94 US Embassy
?? (23Mar05) (SA)
KXV45: US Embassy ?? 1108 ALE/USB wkg KWA54 US Embassy
?? (06Apr05) (SA)
PLA: 1638 PLA USAF Lajes (AZR) with sounding
ALE
22mar05 (RPA)
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11174.4 "100"+"185": French MIL/MOI network, F 1234 USB/
(26Mar05) (LDO)
11174.4 "100"+"185": French MIL/MOI network, F 1234
USB/SKYMASTER 8-FSK ALE/SYSTEME 3000 2400Bd PSK ARQ-system,
short data traffic exchange using TRC-3600 radios
(26Mar05) (LDO)
11175
11175
1JS: Clg ANY STATION THIS NET 2011 USB Called a number
of times with no known ground response. He did raise REACH 412
(weak/readable) who used him for a quick radio check and gone.
Earlier at 1955z SHARK 29 (fair/weak) was active with an
unknown HFGCS station (too weak to read) for a phone patch to
a metro for weather for NORFOLK (or sounds like.)
(28 Mar 05) (JH)
11175
: Unid EAM Bcast 0020 USB (Unable to understand the id
....POT). 6IPXP3 with no simulcast freqs found. He ended his
xmsn with the STANDING BY FOR TRAFFIC statement. H+20/h+50.
Suspected TACAMO PAC. (13 Apr 05) (JH)
11175
ANDREWS: Clg SAM 12 2052 USB Called numerous times
with an all frequency request. (23 Mar 05) (JH)
11175
ANDREWS: Wkg ANDREWS TRAINING 1540 USB Requesting that
ANDREWS TRAINING move to 13247 and to stand by landline.
(31 Mar 05) (JH)
11175
ANDREWS: Wkg KING 46 1636 USB Signal check. ANDREWS
then called and raised OFFUTT (fair) and requested that OFFUTT
provide a signal check for KING 46 (done) and gone.
(01 Apr 05) (JH)
11175
ARM HOLD: Wkg PUERTO RICO 1827 USB For a phone patch
to a commercial toll free 866 number (DAYLIGHT; GEP control)
to request station BOOT CAP/CAMP (GEP alias) and gone (patch
completed around 1835z.) (26 Mar 05) (JH)
11175
ARMAMENT: 1641 USB "STANDING BY FOR TRAFFIC" (x2) and
out. (13 Apr 05) (JH)
11175
ARMAMENT: Clg MAINSAIL 1630 USB Under OFFUTT
(good/strong) working another station for a signal check, with
no known response. The freq became active with OFFUTT's
rebroadcast of multiple EAMs at 1631z. (13 Apr 05) (JH)
11175
DOCKYARD: EAM Bcast 2352 USB 6IPXP3 simulcast on at
least 8992. He ended his xmsn with the STANDING BY FOR TRAFFIC
statement. H+20/h+50 activity. THREESOME is suspected TACAMO
LANT (h+10/h+40); DOCKYARD and COMPOSER suspected TACAMO PAC
(h+20/h+50); PIPESTEM is suspected 'glass mission (h+00/h+30).
(12 Apr 05) (JH)
11175
FISH HAWK: Wkg MCCLELLAN 1933 USB For phone patch to a
DSN 271 number. MCCLELLAN moved him to 8992.
(16 Apr 05) (JH)
11175
FISH HAWK: Wkg OFFUTT 1937 USB For the phone patch to
the DSN 271 number for some GEP coordination and gone.
(16 Apr 05) (JH)
11175
GAMBLE 02: Wkg (maybe) MCCLELLAN 2253 USB For a phone
patch to (missed it) to pass on TOT info for both GAMBLE 01
and 02 and "impact" times for 01 and 02 ("212755 for GAMBLE
02"). During the initial comms someone else popped up and said
"the OCA was worthless." There was a request from the ground
for info on ground or air-to-air threats and response, and the
patch was terminated and gone. (29 Mar 05) (JH)
11175
JUSTICE 310: Clg MAINSAIL 0005 USB Called a couple of
times with no known response. (01 Apr 05) (JH)
11175
M5E: Wkg PUERTO RICO 1401 USB For a phone patch to
(missed it and unable to understand the ground station's
trigraph) for an "EXERCISE ESTEEM HIGHLY ALPHA" message. M53
received his TOR of 1403 and gone.(29 Mar 05) (JH)
11175
OFFUTT: All Freq Request 2053 USB For what sounded
like SASH 12. (23 Mar 05) (JH)
11175
OFFUTT: Clg SAM 049 1713 USB Called a number of times
with no known response and quiet. (30 Mar 05) (JH)
11175
PIPESTEM: 1930 USB "Standing by for traffic" and out.
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11175.0
11175.0
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11181.0
11182.0
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11213.0
11226
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(12 Apr 05) (JH)
PNR400: DEA Bahama's 0933 ALE/USB Sounds (22Mar05) (SA)
PNR400: DEA Bahama's 2121 ALE/USB Sounds (08Apr05) (SA)
PNR400: DEA Bahamas 2140 ALE/USB Sounds (01Apr05) (SA)
PULL MOTOR: 148-char EAM 1630 USB GVDLL3 header. He
has also been active with EAM 23LPRJ and GVDLL3 at 1648 and
now up at 1700z resending both. OFFUTT came up and sent their
tfc on top of him during the 1630z run. (21Mar05) (BC2)
RAYMOND 07: Bird Condition Bcast 1428 USB Low.
(29 Mar 05) (JH)
TEST KIT: Wkg OFFUTT 1853 USB For a phone patch to BIG
SEED (GEP coordinator) requesting 7D on RF17 using stations
JASPER and SIGNAL MOUNTAIN (GEP locations in the clear) "in
the next 5 minutes". After the "ok" he terminated the patch
and gone. (30 Mar 05) (JH)
THREESOME: 28-char EAM 2340 USB 6IPXP3 simulcast on at
least 8992. He ended his transmission with the STANDING BY FOR
TRAFFIC statement. H+10/H+40 activity. (12 Apr 05) (JH)
TUFF 16: Wkg OFFUTT 2355 USB For a phone patch to
[sounded like "jigs" or ?] regarding "good releases" and gone.
(06 Apr 05) (JH)
TURBO 71: Wkg ANDREWS 1523 USB Requesting current
message traffic. He was given 2342YO and gone.
(29 Mar 05) (JH)
WILY FOX: Clg MAINSAIL 0548 USB Called a couple of
times with no known response. (25 Mar 05) (JH)
AFI McClellan: usaf 0723 USB eam yl Apr02 05 ML
AFS: usaf offutt 1710 USB eam Mar20 05 ML
JULIET TANGO INDIA: 04:16 calling McCLELLAN.and gets
OFFUTT.19mar04 (JS)
PANTHR: (OPBAT Service Center, Nassau Bahamas): 1612
IKFSPR: Keflavik SIPR NET 1512 ALE/USB wkg CROSPR
Croughton SIPR NET (06Apr05) (SA)
AZR: 1657 PLASPR USAF Lajes (AZR) with sounding ALE
22mar05 (RPA)
AMMAN: French Embassy Amman, JOR 1338 USB ALE clg
BEYROUTH : French Embassy Beyrouth, LBN
(14/MAR/05) (KK)
MKL: RN Northwood 1745 RTTY/75/850 Crypto short bursts
//8987.7 (13/Mar/05) (RH2)
Unid: Unid 2142 FSK 75/850 KG84 encrypted (09/04/05) (AJP)
170042 C-5 87-0042 1821 ALE/USB wkg PLA Lajes HF-GCS
(23Mar05) (SA)
(05Apr05) (SA
180225: C-5 68-0225 1711 ALE/USB wkg OFF Offutt HF-GCS
(08Apr05) (SA)
190008: C-5 69-0008 2232 ALE/USB wkg WRL Warner Robins
(08Apr05) (SA)
190012: C-5 69-0012 2201 ALE/USB wkg WRL Warner-Robins
???(22Mar05) (SA)
AED: Elmendorf HF-GCS 0934 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews
GUA: Guam HF-GCS 1509 ALE/USB wkg JTY Yokota HF-GCS
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11227.2
11232.0
11232.0
11249.0
11252
11253.0
11279.0
11339.1
11384.0
11384.0
11408
11413.7
11427.5
11427.5
11434.3
11437
11437.7
11437.7
11440.0
11460
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(23Mar05) (SA)
HAW: Ascension HF-GCS 1924 ALE/USB wkg CRO Croughton
ICZ: Sigonella 1121 ALE/USB wkg PLA Lajes HF-GCS
(01Apr05) (SA)
IKF: Keflavik HF-GCS 2009 ALE/USB wkg ADW Andrews
HF-GCS in AMD [AMD] THIS IS A TEST OF AMD FROM THE IKF
CONSOLE (28Mar05) (SA)
JNR: Peurto Rico HF-GCS 0607 ALE/USB wkg MCC McClellan
PLA: Lajes HF-GCS 1307 ALE/USB wkg KEH34 US Consulate
PLA: Lajes HF-GCS 1559 ALE/USB wkg EF3 UNID (01Apr05) (SA)
PLA: Lajes HF-GCS 1943 ALE/USB wkg JNR Peurto Rico
R26685: UH-60L 96-26685 1802 ALE/USB wkg TFG41AD UNID
(27Mar05) (SA)
UKE3O6: RAF E-3D ZH106 MAGIC-92 0952 ALE/USB wkg PLA
Lajes HF-GCS ALE and Voice req a practise text message [AMD]I
HAVE YOU L/C (23Mar05) (SA)
WRL: Warner-Robins ?? 2057 ALE/USB Sounds (27Mar05) (SA)
538878: (KC-135R # 63-8878, 97th AMW, Altus AFB OK):
1636 USB/ALE sounding.Also sounding on 13215.0. 03/24 RP3
unid: IRGC station IRN 16:58 Pactor/200/200 encrypted
traffic voicecoordination in Farsi on 11225.0 USB
(20 Mar)(PPA)
CFH: halifax canf 1708 USB work yankee ?? Mar20 05 ML
Trenton Military: (weak): 1905 USB w/Sentry 52 (E-3B
AWACS, Tinker AFB-weak) in pp w/Tinker Metro (weak) w/wx for
Tinker AFB. 03/24 RP3
fishermen: ?0740 LSB span d/x 02apr05 ML
4E7: Douane Algerie? ALE/USB SND 12:23 9Apr05(MAL)
Unid: Unid 2247 CRY-2001 Vocoder (05/04/05) (AJP)
atc nat gander: 1526 USB work india92 MAR25 05 ML
Unid: Number Station 1123 CW 4FG ending "GB TKS"
(11/04/05)(AJP)
atc cwp: ? 1549 USB ee work MREJ: n522mc(atlas air )&
ei-bxd 03apr05ML
ldoc balkan airlines: 1535 USB ee work unid filght
03apr05 ML
REA4: AF HQ Moscow 1258 REVS/50/1000 Idling. // 8646.
(16Apr05) (RGA)
no call: unid Egyptian diplo 17:10 ARQ/100/170 short
ATU-80 operator chat over into 16 tone CODAN mode
(20 Mar)(PPA)
MAE: MFA Algiers, ALG 0818 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/RACAL
RACE/MSM-1250, FLASH traffic to Tripolis (04Apr05) (LDO)
TRP: Algerian embassy Tripolis, LBY 0818 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/RACAL RACE/MSM-1250, rcvng tfc from Algiers
(04Apr05) (LDO)
CNDT: Algerian customs Algiers ALG 15:04
Pactor/200/200 Frenchmessages on GMA and LBA circuit
later calling IILA without succes (20Mar)(PPA)
75U: Unid ALE/USB SND 14:24 9Apr05 (MAL)
: Customs In Guezzam ALG 1515 PACTOR-1/200/200 French
msgs to Algiers on ATA cct (17Apr05) (PPA)
CNDT: customs HQ Algiers ALG 14:28 PACTOR-1/200/200
French msgs to Constantine on LAB cct (17Apr05) (PPA)
Unid: Possible mil fedder Argentina (AM 590 Khz, Radio
Continental) 0207 LSB SS (10/04/05) (AJP)
: Israeli MIL/Intelligence ISR 1644 USB/VFT circuit
with a single 75Bd/50Hz FSK signal, 28/112 bit ACF,
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11550.0
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12200.3
12216.0
12222.0
12232
12232.0
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12268.5
12270.0
12270.0
12557.0
12577.0
12577.0
12577.2
12579.0
12581.5
12606
12662.5
12696.5
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carrier/pilot on 11461 kHz (04Apr05) (LDO)
?YR: Unid ALE/USB SND 20:49 9Apr05 (MAL)
HR: Algerian Oil&Gas Hassi R´mel ALE/USB SND18:17
9Apr05 (MAL)
UXX: Unid ALE/USB SND 21:46 9Apr05 (MAL)
6138: Turkish Intel TUR 1548 USB/Mil-STD 188-141 ALE
sounding (17Apr05) (PPA)
525: ?? 1901 USB/ALE to 151?? any idea? 09apr05 ML
RFVITT: FN Dzaoudzi MYT 1607 ARQ-E3/192/400 idling.
(17Apr05) (PPA)
: Russian Military 1620 36-50/50/180 At least two
messages. (03Apr05) (RGA)
cis navy: <thank's jim > 1441 BEE 50/250 encrypt
Mar 18 05 ML
e3: 1531 USB yl numbers MAR25 05 ML
LAB: (Rockwell-Collins, France): 2006 USB/ALE
sounding. Also sounding on 07650.0; 09050.0; 12090.0;
13850.0; 14550.0; & 17450.0. 03/29 RP3
MIKE UNIFORM 1: 0548 USB clg AUSTRALIA CONTROL for
radio check (28Mar05) (SDD)
unid: 1524 CROWD36 /40 encrypt Mar18 05 ML
: unid NATO naval station, 1538 USB/STANAG 4285
600bps/short interlveaving, short bursts, KG-84 crypto with 5
bit asynch ITA-2 alphabet (5N1), "ryryryryryvmgtcnjbh" intro
(04Apr05) (LDO)
2: & 50, UNID: 2128 USB ALE (16/MAR/05) (JLM)
pirate: 1551 USB span d/x Mar18 05 ML
burst system, QSX 11437 kHz USB (28Mar05) (LDO)
no-call: UNID North Korean embassy, 1115 USB/FSK 600Bd
ARQ burst system, QSX 11437 kHz USB (28Mar05) (LDO)
Y0V: french navy?? 1930 USB ee work other c/s F0V,xx
09avr05 ML
PC12BDESIG: & PS12BDESIG: 1550 USB ALE (06/APR/05) (JLM)
AJO: (unidentified): 1616 USB/ALE TO HDH
FPR: (unidentified): 1551 USB/ALE TO RLD (unidentified). Also
noted on 18314.0. 03/18 RP3
unid: ship 1558 ARQ work MKCV : tah istanbul < thank's
day >Mar18 05 ML
Hong Kong MRCC:17:44 567000000 Unid Thailand test
with 004773500 Hong Kong MRCC 21mar05 (RPA)
Unid: 1620 457612000 Unid mongolian test with
002191000 Lyngby mrcc. GMDSS 26mar05 (RP)
33: unid Sudanese Diplo 1630 PACTOR-1/200/200
encrypted ASCII msgs (19Apr05) (PPA)
nmf: 0331 1658 NMF USA hf-sitor - FA76
MSGID/GENADMIN/NGA NAVSAFETY BETHESDA 30mar05 (CSn)
XSV: Tianjin R 0705 FEC Navwngs for Bohai Sea in EE
(25/Mar/05) (RH2)
UIW: KaliningradRadio 1502 ARQ w/Morse ID 'UIW KLD'.
(09Apr05) (RGA)
XSG: guangzou 1328 FEC naws Mar27 05 ML
UWS: KievRadio UKR 1537 CW Wkg ship UYTO/unlisted.
(19Mar05) (RGA)
T1Z126: 1st Bn 126th Avn Regt deployed 1725 USB/MilSTD 188-141 ALE sounding (19Apr05) (PPA)
T1Z189: 1st BN 189th Avn Regt Deployed 1733 USB/MilSTD 188-141 ALE sounding (19Apr05) (PPA)
T36MED: 36th Med Bn Deployed 1721 USB/Mil-STD 188-141
ALE sounding (19Apr05) (PPA)
T54AA: Unid US Army Deployed 1730 USB/Mil-STD 188-141
T571AA: 571st Med Bn Deployed 1736 USB/Mil-STD 188-141
JJC: KYODO Tokyo J 17:37 F1C/60/288 very clear copy of
Japanese news strong signal (20 Mar)(PPA)according to Schedule
(Thanks Mr Watson)USB (PP1)
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(01/Apr/05) (RH2)
12831.0 9MG: Georgetown radio MLA 14:39 GW-Pactor/100/200
channel free marker with hexadecimal CC ident
(19 Mar)(PPA)
12844
ADA: UNID prob DISA 0821 ALE/USB Sounds (03Apr05) (SA)
12844
ADB: Prob USAF/DISA 1841 ALE/USB Sounding. (04Apr05) (RGA)
12844
ADB: UNID prob DISA 0818 ALE/USB Sounds (04Apr05) (SA)
12844
12844
12844.0 ADB: unid station 13:15 ALE/USB calling ADA who
answered (19Mar)(PPA)
12857
6WW: French Navy Dakar SEN 1314 RTTY/75/850 Test
idlers. (16Apr05) (RGA)
12892.5 9HD: Globe Wireless Malta 1312 GLOBEDATA Idlers.
(16Apr05) (RGA) 13515
ADB: Poss USAF/DISA Keflavik? 1207
12903
VTH1/5: IN Mumbai 1816 RTTY/50/850 5FG (17/Mar/05) (RH2)
12903.0 RBSL: indian navy /mumbai 1622 ITA2 /50 Mar18 05 ML
12903.0 RBSL: indian navy mumbai 1635 ITA2 /50 traffic list &
special bulletin Mar18 05 ML
12916.5 HLF: soul 1944 CW cq de 09apr05 ML
12935.0 HLG: soul r 1646 CW de Mar18 05 ML
12969.0 XSV: tianjin 1648 CW de Mar18 05 ML
12984
4XZ: Isreali Navy Haifa 1915 CW Sending several
messages; good signal strength. (07Apr05) (AB)
12984.0 4XZ: Israel 1915 CW / sending messages;
(07/Apr/2005) (Attu Bosch)
13004
4MTT:Rus Mil 0300 CW "SSLI DE 4MTT K" "AS" "NW FOR QRJ
3 4MTT BT 413 413 272 BT 8079 1776 0609 6324 BT 441 K" "C RK"
then comm ck with HXVA. (via Misawa Japan DX-Tuner)
(JC5) (20Mar05)
13057.6 EBA: SN Madrid E 1253 STANAG 4285/600 long/3K
encrypted traffic (16Apr05) (PPA)
13215
ADW: Andrews HF-GCS 2034 ALE/USB wkg 563611 KC-135
56-3611 (24Mar05) (SA)
13215
AED: Emendorf HF-GCS 1906 ALE/USB wkg JTY Yokota
13215
HAW: Ascension HF-GCS 0701 ALE/USB wkg ICZ Sigonella
13215
13215
ICZ: Sigonella HF-GCS 1059 ALE/USB wkg PLA Lajes
13215
JDG: Diego Garcia HF-GCS 1600 ALE/USB wkg JTY Yyokota
13215
JNR: Peurto Rico HF-GCS 1007 ALE/USB wlg ADW Andrews
13221.0 NOJ: (USCG ComSta Kodiak AK): 1836 USB/ALE TO ATU (CG
LORAN Station, Attu, AK). 03/28 RP3
13221.0 NOJ: (USCG ComSta Kodiak AK): 1927 USB/ALE TO 708
(HC-130H7 # 1708, CGAS Clearwater-poss deployed to CGAS
Kodiak). 03/28 RP3
13247
ANDREWS: Wkg ANDREWS TRAINING 1543 USB At 1552z
ANDREWS said that he was "going to turn it over to my BRAVO
(or maybe BRAVO ___ BRAVO) [too weak to follow]...secure
voice." Then into ANDVT-like digital scratch always ending in
apparent key off DTMF tones. This is "new" at least to me.
(31 Mar 05) (JH)
13270
3U8892: Sichuan Airlines Flt (PRC) 1549 HFDL Posn
3029N 10355E to ARINC Hat Yai. (16Apr05) (RGA)
13270
: Hat Yai 0805 HFDL Wx/EE (28/Feb/05) (RH2)
13270
A7-AFL: Qatar Airways A330 1730 HFDL Logs on.
(16Apr05) (RGA)
13270
A7-CJB: Qatar Airways A319 Flt QR0701 1802 HFDL Posn
1011N 05502E. (16Apr05) (RGA)
13270
(16Apr05) (RGA)
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13270
13270
13270
13270
13270
13270
13270
13270
13270
13270
13303
13303
13303
13303
13303
13303
13303
13303
13321
13321
13321
13362.0
13444
13446.0
13446.0
13457.0
13484
13484.0
13490.0
13499
13499.0
13500.0
13500.0
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B-6052: China Eastern A340 1726 HFDL Acks
VTBD/Bangkok-Don Muang weather uplinked by ARINC Hat Yai.
(16Apr05) (RGA)
G-VSSH: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Sweet Dreamer' Prob Flt
VS0201 1805 HFDL Logs on. (16Apr05) (RGA)
LX-RCV: CargoLux B747 'City of Shengen' 1715 HFDL Acks
Hongkong ATIS details via ARINC Hat Yai. (16Apr05) (RGA)
N25201 Continental B737 Flt CO0954 1602 HFDL Posn
report 0908N 13729E via ARINC Hat Yai. (16Apr05) (RGA)
N254UP: UPS MD11F Flt UP6782 1534 HFDL Logs on.
(06Apr05) (RGA)
N453PA: Polar Air Cargo B747 Flt PO0283 1533 HFDL Logs
on. (16Apr05) (RGA)
N455UP: UPS B757 Flt UP6838 1536 HFDL Logs on.
(06Apr05) (RGA)
airfields wx fcasts. (16Apr05) (RGA)
SU0576: Aeroflot Flt 1840 HFDL Reports 4903N 00245E to
ARINC Hat Yai. (19Apr05) (RGA)
UP6782: UPS Flt 1522 HFDL Posn report 2217N 11350E via
ARINC Hat Yai. (06Apr05) (RGA)
A7-ACE: Qatar Airways A330 1511 GMDSS Logs on to ARINC
Las Palmas. (06Apr05) (RGA)
DAH103: Air Algerie Flt 1453 HFDL Posn report via
ARINC Las Palmas 3642N 00252E. (06Apr05) (RGA)
N19136: Continental B757 2050 HFDL Logs on.
(19Apr05) (RGA)
N33103: Continental B757 2049 HFDL Logs on to ARINC
Las Palmas. (19Apr05) (RGA)
N57852: Continental B757 2055 HFDL Logs on. (19Apr05) (RGA)
N595FE: Federal Express MD11F Flt FX0008 1458 GMDSS
Posn 5116N 00901W. (06Apr05) (RGA)
VS0017: Virgin Atlantic A340 Flt 2058 At 5220N 00550W.
(19Apr05) (RGA)
VS0652: Virgin Atlantic Flt 1453 HFDL Posn 4128N
00046E. (06Apr05) (RGA)
ZS-SFD: SA Flt188 A319 0815 HFDL Posn to JNB & Ack
(18/Mar/05) (RH2)
ZS-SJM: SA Flt182 B738 0755 HFDL Posn to JNB & Ack
(18/Mar/05) (RH2)
ZS-SJN: SA Flt160 B738 0751 HFDL Posn to JNB & Ack
(18/Mar/05) (RH2)
AFRTS/AFN: US military HF feeder 1558 USB / with music
and then the news at 1600 UTC. (17Feb.2005) (Midwest USA)
RFQP: FF Jibouti 1610 ARQ-E3/100/370 Betas only
(17/Mar/05) (RH2)
FM8: (FEMA Region 8, Denver CO): 1633 USB/ALE TO
FEMERSKOB (FEMA Emergency Radio System, KKOB, Albuquerque NM).
03/17 RP3
FM8FEM: (FEMA Region 8, Denver CO): 1644 USB/ALE TO
FEMERSTRH (FEMA Emergency Radio System, KTRH Houston TX 740
kHz (National Primary EAS Station). 03/17 RP3
FAASJU: (San Juan PR ARTCC): 1348 USB/ALE sounding.
03/21 RP3
: Israeli MIL/Intelligence ISR 1404 USB/VFT circuit
with a single 75Bd/50Hz FSK signal, 28/112 bit ACF,
carrier/pilot on 13485 kHz (28Mar05) (LDO)
no-call: Israeli MIL/Intelligence ISR 1404 USB/VFT
circuit(28Mar05) (LDO)
BR1: (HQs Brazilian Army, Brasilia): 2336 USB/ALE TO
SP1(Brazilian Army, Sao Paulo). 03/24 RP3
1111: Italian Carabinieri 1903 ALE/USB Sounding.
(09Apr05) (RGA)
1304: (unidentified): 2044 USB/ALE TO 1001
BNG: (Venezuelan Naval Base "Guaira"): 0035 USB/ALE TO
BNA (Venezuelan Naval Base "Amario"). 03/28 RP3
PR1: (Venezuelan Navy Radio Station 1): 0009 USB/ALE
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TO DHN (Venezuelan Navy Hydrographic & Navigation
Directorate). 03/28 RP3
13503.6 WNG831M01: UNID US State Dept 1104 USB/ALE to WNG832
(12Apr05) (ZE)
13503.6 WNG: UNID US State Dept 1129 USB/ALE to KEH34TOC
(12Apr05) (ZE)
13506.0 SCLM343: (Subordinate Local Communications CenterMobile, 343rd Tactical Comms Bn, Venezuelan Army): 2228
USB/ALE TO SCLM345 (Subordinate Local Communications CenterMobile, 345th Tactical Comms Bn, Venezuelan Army). Also noted
on 09259.0. 03/26 RP3
13570
HLL2: Seoul Meteo 0954 FAX Unid chart transm. in
progress, grid lines discernable, ending 0958
(17Apr05) (KB)
13597.4 IMB56: Rome Meteo 1205 FAX surface analysis 09z;
synoptic data not readable though signal appears ok
(12Apr05) (KB)
13846
Unid: Moscow Met 1545 FAX/120/576 S'face Anal
(01/Apr/05) (RH2)
13852
ZQLO:Rus Mil 0230 CW 5LG to collective call 5HCD. Then
requests receipt from LCNM H9A5 L4Z2 TWPK HBD9 and 4CCW. (via
Misawa Japan DX-Tuner) (JC5) (20Mar05)
13927 raf20: unknown 2000 usb (23/Mar/2005)
(Randall.B,Clark KB8)
13927 RAF20?: unknown 2000 USB / Mentions of Air force coms
(23 mar 05 ) (Randall.B,Clark )
13945.0 unid: Ionosonde 15:41 F0N sweeping between 13920 and
13970 with 2sweeps per second (20 Mar)(PPA)
13947
HEN: Unid ALE/USB SND 14:28 9Apr05 (MAL)
13947
HP: Unid ALE/USB SND 09:38 10Apr05 (MAL)
13974.7 No Call: unid ICRC Station 1040 P-II/100Bd/ CF=800Hz,
file tx (19/MAR/05) (KK)
14396.5 WNJN897: Southern New England Telephone Company,
Meriden, CT: 1618 USB voice check-in to the weekly
(16/MAR/05) (JLM)
14493.5 SE1: (FBI, Seattle WA): 1703 USB/ALE TO AN1 (FBI,
Anchorage AK). 03/21 RP3
14550.0 LAB: (Rockwell-Collins, France): 1746 USB/ALE
sounding. 03/22 RP3
14641.9 0000002222: Prob Turkish Net 1729 ALE/USB Sounding.
(06Apr05) (RGA) 15043
HAW: US HF-GCS Stn Ascension 1702
14641.9 006666: UNID station , TUR? 0859 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A/CODAN 80Bd BPSK CHIRP, traffic to 000001 and later
000002, after ALE call-up into Codan CHIRP mode
(26Mar05) (LDO)
14641.9 006666: UNID station , TUR? 0859 USB/MILSTD188-141A/CODAN 80Bd BPSK CHIRP, (26Mar05) (LDO)
14700
STAT154: Tunisian MOI/MIL 1301 ALE/USB to TU3
(19/03/05) (ZE)
14700
TU3: Tunisian MOI/MIL 1301 ALE/USB to STAT154
(19/03/05) (ZE)
14700.0 STAT154: Tunisian MOI/MIL 1301 ALE/USB to TU3
(19/03/05) (ZE)
14700.0 TU3: Tunisian MOI/MIL 1301 ALE/USB to STAT154
(19/03/05) (ZE)
14728.0 ZSC: GW Capetown 1623 Dataplex Marker (09/04/05) (AJP)
14761.5 RUH956: (UH-60A helo, 1/228th Avn Bn, Soto Cano AB
Service (AFFS), Soto Cano AB, Honduras). Also noted on
19103.5. 03/28 RP3
14776.0 FM8FEM: (FEMA Region 8, Denver CO): 1730 USB/ALE TO
FCSFEM (Communications Supervisor, FEMA HQs, Wash DC).
03/22 RP3
14814
DKL: DCN Dhekelia CYP 1113 USB/ALE SND (14Apr05) (ZE)
14830
: Unid Russian Railway Authority RUS 1030
81-81/40.5/500 encrypted traffic (16Apr05) (PPA)
14900.0 E2A: (unidentified): 2227 USB/ALE TO G7X
Pagina 350
14900.0
14900.0
14930
14930.0
15000
15016
15025
15025
15025
15025
15025
15025
15025
15025
15025
15025
15043
15043
15043
15043
15043.0
15082.0
15094.0
15708.0
15708.0
15708.0
15708.0
15737.5
WUN-v11
E2A: (unidentified): 2248 USB/ALE TO G7X
G7X: (unidentified): 0039 USB/ALE TO E2A
CER42: MFA Paris, F 1127 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A/clng
Amman - note the use of former "8BY"-freqs 7668 and 14931 by
MFA Paris! (28Mar05) (LDO)
CER42: MFA Paris, F 1127 USB/MIL-STD 188-141A
(28Mar05) (LDO)
CCS: Unid 1656 ALE (Sideband unknown). Sounding.
(04Apr05) (RGA)
MEREDITH: 45-char EAM 1843 USB Y42FIC simulcast on at
least 11175 and 8992 with nothing heard on 1724. She ended the
xmsn with the standing by for traffic statement and out.
(13 Apr 05) (JH)
A7-ADJ: Qatar Airways A330 Prob Flt QR0867 1507 HFDL
Posn 5404N 03822E. (16Apr05) (RGA)
AB7988: Prob Air Berlin B737 D-ABBP 1414 HFDL Reports
3636N 00424W to ARINC Reykjavik. (16Apr05) (RGA)
D-ALCC: Lufthansa Cargo MD11F Flt LH8189 1354 HFDL
Acks flight plan modification message: "OC1/CLX OCEANIC
CLEARANCE 16232 1351:12 16-APR-05. DLH8189 CLEARED TO EDDF VIA
LOACH ROUTE 55/50 54/40 53/30 53/20 MALOT BURAK. EXPECT F290.
MACH 0840. END OF MESSAGE F608." (16Apr05) (RGA)
D-ALCS: Lufthansa Cargo MD11 1418 HFDL Logs on.
(16Apr05) (RGA)
F-GYAS: Air France A319 1501 HFDL Logs on to ARINC
Reykjavik. (16Apr05) (RGA)
G-VEIL: Virgin Atlantic A340 'Queen of the Skies' 1542
G-VNAP: Virgin Atlantic A340-642 Flt VS0251 'Sleeping
Beauty' 1344 HFDL Acks weather for UUYY/Syktyvkar and ULLI/Sankt
Peterburg. ICAO 095002. Ex F-WWCE. (16Apr05) (RGA)
SU-GCE: EgyptAir A330 1439 HFDL Logs on. (16Apr05) (RGA)
ICZ: US HF-GCS Stn Sigonella ITA 1818 ALE/USB Calls
PLA/Lajes who responds. (09Apr05) (RGA)
537987: (KC-135R # 63-7987, 319th ARW, Grand Forks AFB
ND): 1807 USB/ALE TO GLOB (Global, USAF GSC call).
03/24 RP3
790: (HHC-130 # 1790, CGAS Kodiak AK): 1856 USB/ALE
FAAZLA: (Los Angeles ARTCC): 2318 USB/ALE sounding.
FM6FEM1: (FEMA Region 6, MERS Team 1, Denton TX): 1431
USB/ALE TO FC1FEM (Communications Manager, FEMA Region 1,
Maynard MA). 03/25 RP3
FEMERSALL (FEMA Emergency Radio System, KALL, Herriman UT).
NOTE: Not collective call as reported yesterday. 03/17 RP3
FEMERSCMO (FEMA Emergency Radio System,KCMO-FM Kansas City MO
94.9 kHz (LP-2 EAS Station). 03/17 RP3
FEMERSFYR (FEMA Emergency Radio System,KFYR-AM Bismark ND
(National Primary EAS Station). 03/17 RP3
Railways Baku, AZE 0605 RTTY 50/500 at times "260121 baku",
0558-0603 mark/space alternating & "vvv" in CW
Pagina 351
15851.0
15880.5
15920.0
15921
15988
15988.0
15988.2
16080.8
16137.7
16160.0
16160.0
16240
16240
16240
16240
16240.0
16240.0
16240.0
16240.0
16277.0
16277.0
16277.0
16277.0
16277.0
16277.0
16277.0
16278.7
16278.7
16278.7
16283.6
16285
16285.0
16305.7
16324.7
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(20Apr05) (KB)
FAAZLC: (Salt Lake City ARTCC): 1720 USB/ALE sounding.
03/21 RP3
STYGMAT: Polish Military 1818 ALE/USB Calls CUKIERNIA.
(09Apr05) (RGA)
CFH: CF HALIFAX 1528 RTTY 75/N/850 Marker every 30
secs "NAWS de CFH zkr f1 2822 3394 6254 8303 12380 16576 22181
ar" (20/Mar)(DW)
CONAKRY. (04Apr05) (RGA)
: Pinneberg meteo D 1803 RTTY/50/450 ryryry test
mentioning DDK2/4583 DDH7/7646 DDK9/10100,8 kHz, new
frequency??? (19Apr05) (PPA)
DDK7: HAMBURG MET 1533 RTTY 50/N/450 Met tfc. Fcsts
for North Sea and Mediterranean in Eng. In parallel with
10100.8 (20/Mar)(DW)
DDK: Pinnenberg Met 1824 RTTY/50/440 AAXX Wx gps
(17/Mar/05) (RH2)
: Unid Station 1853 4FSK/600/850 unidentified modem,
tone placement at 1800/2020/2420/2640 Hz, ACF=0
(18Apr05) (PPA)
: MFA Cairo EGY 0952 ARQ/100/170 Calling S/C TVXX
San'A for QSX on 14426.7 (16Apr05) (PPA)
CID: (Rockwell Collins, Cedar Rapids, IA): 2123
LAB: (Rockwell Collins,France): 2037 USB/ALE sounding.
Also sounding at 20460.0. 03/21 RP3
2011: UNID Moroccan dispatch center, MRC 1105 USB/MILSTD 188-141A, clng 2524 (28Mar05) (LDO)
2011: UNID Moroccan dispatch center, MRC 1105 USB/MIL-STD
188-141A, clng 2524 (28Mar05) (LDO)
AAA: POLISH MIL ?LOC 1627 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding. Also 1651 1706 1721 1736 (02/Apr)(DW)
AAB: POLISH MIL ?LOC 1658 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding. Also 1713, 1728, (02/Apr)(DW)
Sounding (02/Apr)(DW)
Sounding. Also 1638, 1653, 1724, 1739 (02/Apr)(DW)
ADA: POLISH MIL ?LOC 1423 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding. Also 11453 1610 1640 1655 (02/Apr)(DW)
ADB: POLISH MIL ?LOC 1543 MIL.STD 188-141A ALE on usb.
Sounding. Also 1600, 1614, 169, 1649, 1704, 1719, 1734
(02/Apr)(DW)
---: ALGERIAN EMB CONAKRY 1700 COQ/8 26.7/E/200 Wkng
Algiers "je en recoif rien qrm repond moi sur p 5 mci"
(02/Apr)(DW)
---: ALGERIAN EMB KHARTOUM 1451 COQ/8 13/3/E/200
Calling during qso (02/Apr)(DW)
---: ALGERIAN EMB KUWAIT 1445 COQ/8 13.3/E/200 "de
Koweit bsr my friend qtc1 pm je rle". Very weak. Tfc in
Arabic (ATU80) txt (02/Apr)(DW)
KRC81: (US Embassy/Consulate): 1251 USB/ALE TO KRC84
PI6: Unid ALE/USB SND 11:08 9Apr05 (MAL)
XYM: Unid ALE/USB SND 18:23 9Apr05 (MAL)
---: FF NDJAMENA? 1002 ARQ/E3 200/E/400 8rc. Betas. No
tfc thru 1340 (03/Apr)(DW)
---: FF CAYENNE 1342 ARQ/E3 192/E/400 8rc. Betas. No
tfc thru 1533 (03/Apr)(DW)
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16331.9 S: CISN BEACON ARKHANGELSK 1346 CW HF single letter
[S] hf beacon (03/Apr)(DW)
16335
RO7: Romanian forces? ALE/USB SND 19:5810Apr05 (MAL)
16351.7 RFFA: MOD Paris 1640 ARQ-E3/192/400 Betas for 20
mins.(02/Apr/05) (RH2)
16804.5 HSPA2: 1651 567027000 HSPA2 M/V Suchada Naree (Bulk
Carrier) Safety msg to 002442000 Ymuiden mrcc. GMDSS
26mar05 (RP)
16806.5 JDG:? Diego Garcia Relay? 1710 FEC MsgID/Genadmin/NGO
Safety, Bethesda, MD. Hydrolant Distress. (22/Mar/05) (RH2)
16808
: CIS Navrad 0950 36-50/50/222. (31/Mar/05) (RH2)
16808
: Unid CIS Navrad 1716 36-50/50/240 (22/Mar/05) (RH2)
tlx" (26/Mar)(DW)
(26/Mar)(DW)
16818.5 EKA: YEREVAN RADIO 1600 fec 100/E/170 Just audible,
little copy. Tfc list (inc WDC3404), station info (16/Apr)(DW)
16819.5 NMN: USCG CAMSLANT 1634 CW Chan free marker. "NMN"
(26/Mar)(DW)
(26/Mar)(DW)
16821.0 VRX: HONG KONG RADIO 1000 CW Chan free marker "VRX"
(26/Mar)(DW)
UDK2" (26/Mar)(DW)
16829.5 UCE: ARKHANGELSK RADIO 1042 CW Chan free marker. In
fec/3sc broadcast to unid ship (26/Mar)(DW)
(26/Mar)(DW)
16833.5 UIW: Kaliningrad R 1606 FEC Calls for UHFD/UBJZ/UHFP/UAUJ
(01/Apr/05) (RH2)
16840.5 RRR34: MOSCOW RADIO 1009 CW Chan free marker "RRR34"
(26/Mar)(DW)
16879.0 LZW: VARNA RADIO 1023 CW Chan free marker "de LZW LZW"
(26/Mar)(DW)
(26/Mar)(DW)
(26/Mar)(DW)
16898.5 XSG: SHANGHAI RADIO 1030 CW Chan free marker "XSG" just audible (26/Mar)(DW)
16951
6WW: FF Dakar 1614 RTTY/75/850 RY/ID Le Brick
(17/Mar/05) (RH2)
(27/Mar)(DW)
16986
CTP: NATO Lisbon 1715 RTTY/75/850 NAWS de CTP etc.
(02/Apr/05) (RH2)
17069.7 JJC: Kyodo Tokio 1210 FAX/60/576 Nx/paper in EE
(23/Mar/05) (RH2)
17220.0 VIE: Darwin radio AUS 16:12 GW-Pactor/100/200 channel
free marker with hexadecimal C9 identification
(20 Mar)(PPA)
17412.0 JNR: US Civil Air Patrol 1549 ALE/USB OFF,
MCC,037RMRCAP, 022NHQ, AED, 037, 022, all sounding
(10/04/05) (AJP)
17441.5 5YE: Nairobi Meteo 1722 RTTY/100/850 Wx in EE & FF.
(22/Mar/05) (RH2)
17458.5 HQ703N: US National Guard 2117 ALE/USB also G090UN,
H090IN,C090AN (09/04/05) (AJP)
17458.5 N080DN: (Nat'l Guard, North Dakota): 1607 USB/ALE TO
PMTRACS (Program Manager for Tactical Radio Communications
Systems). 03/16 RP3
17458.5 W080YN: (Nat'l Guard, Wyoming): 1531 USB/ALE TO HQ703N
(Nat'l Guard Readiness Center, Arlington VA)--[AMD] HOWDY FROM
WYOMING. 03/16 RP3
17477.0 CER11: (French MFA, Paris): 1719 USB/ALE TO RABAT
(French Embassy, Morocco). Also noted on 14671.0 & 18396.0.
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17487.0
17487.0
17519.0
17519.0
17519.0
17649.0
17988.0
18003
18003
18003
18003
18003
18003
18003
18003
18003.0
18003.0
18003.0
18003.0
18003.0
18003.0
18042
18183.4
18314.0
18336
18396.0
18463
18571.5
18775
18775.0
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03/22 RP3
NCS009: (National Communications System station): 1830
USB/ALE TO NCS015 (National Communications System station).
03/21 RP3
NCS009: (National Communications System station): 1842
USB/ALE TO 444 (unidentified). Also noted on 15094.0.
03/21 RP3
TO FEMERSTWO (FEMA Emergency Radio System,KWTO Casper WY
1030 kHz (National Primary EAS Station). 03/16 RP3
TO FEMERSCCO (FEMA Emergency Radio System, WCCO MinneapolisSt. Paul MN 830 kHz (National Primary EAS Station). 03/16 RP3
TO FEMERSKOA (FEMA Emergency Radio System,KOA Denver CO 850
kHz (National Primary EAS Station). Also noted on 21866.0.
03/16 RP3
CER42: (French MFA, Paris): 1525 USB/ALE TO AMMAN
(French Embassy, Jordan). 03/18 RP3
NOJ: (USCG ComSta Kodiak AK): 2058 USB/ALE TO J24
(HH-60J CGAS Clearwater-poss deployed to CGAS Kodiak).
03/28 RP3
GUA: USAF Guam AB GUM 1303 USB/ALE SND (07Apr05) (ZE)
HAW: USAF Wideawake ASC 1334 USB/ALE (07Apr05) (ZE)
(06Apr05) (RGA)
JDG: USAF Diego Garcia BIO 1319 USB/ALE SND (07Apr05) (ZE)
JNR: USAF Salinas AB PTR 1259 USB/ALE SND (07Apr05) (ZE)
PLA: USAF Lajes AB AZR 1310 USB/ALE SND (07Apr05) (ZE)
R26313: UNID 1328 USB/ALE SND (07Apr05) (ZE)
ND): 1630 USB/ALE sounding. 03/24 RP3
ND): 1823 USB/ALE TO GUA (USAF GSC, Guam). 03/24 RP3
F35: (USCG HU-25 # 2135, CGAS Corpus Christi): 1557
USB/ALE TO MCC USAF GSC, McClellan AFB CA). 03/24 RP3
NW1: (Nightwatch 1, USAF Airborne Cmd Post): 1506
USB/ALE TO NW4 (Nightwatch 4, USAF Airborne Cmd Post). Also
noted on 15043.0. 03/24 RP3
NW1: (Nightwatch 1, USAF Airborne Cmd Post): 1605
USB/ALE TO HAW (USAF GSC, Ascension Island). 03/24 RP3
PLA: 1738 PLA
USAF Lajes (AZR) with sounding ALE
22mar05 (RPA)
: Unid Medecin Sans Frontieres? 1805 PACTOR? Weak
sigs; hrd MSF here in past (17/Mar/05) (RH2)
7rq20: MAE Algiers 0945 COQ-8/26.67 Conference
Organisation details. (31/Mar/05) (RH2)
RLD: (unidentified): 1835 USB/ALE TO CRX
172: Unid 1618 ALE/USB Sounding. (06Apr05) (RGA)
CER: 11(French MFA, Paris): 1547 USB/ALE TO RABAT
(French Embassy, Morocco). Also noted on 10825.0; 14671.0;
15921.0 & 17477.0. 03/18 RP3
8WA46: Indian Emb Hanoi 0245 RTTY/50/150 DE 8WA46
8WA46 YRYRYRYRYPYRYRYRYYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRY. YR QRK
2/2/2/2/2/2. HR QRU QRU QRU QRU QRU QRU. ???QRK
??QRK ???QRK.???QRU ???QRU ???QRU. HEALTH IS ESSENTIALYTO
SUCCESS. BR IAM READY QRV PSE GA WITH YR MSG.
(12Apr05) (IB)
S8V:? Tunis Diplo 1000 FEC RY's & "de S8V QRU" etc
(23/Mar/05) (RH2)
(17/03/05) (ZE)
(17/03/05) (ZE)
: Unid 2200 USB E3a w/call-up 11948. (10Mar05) (SDD)
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19814.0 037RMRCAP: (Civil Air Patrol, Rocky Mountain Region): 1341
19814.0 037RMRCAP: (Civil Air Patrol, Rocky Mountain Region): 2045
19969.0 FM8FEM: (HQs FEMA Region 8, Denver CO): 1651 USB/ALE TO
FEMERSTRH (FEMA Emergency Radio System, KTRH Houston TX
740 kHz (National Primary EAS Station). Also noted on
12216.0. 03/16 RP3
FEMERSALL (FEMA Emergency Radio System, prob collective
call). 03/16 RP3
FEMERSBAP (FEMA Emergency Radio System, WBAP,
Mansfield TX). 03/16 RP3
FEMERSFYR (FEMA Emergency Radio System, KFYR-AM Bismark ND
(National Primary EAS Station). 03/16 RP3
20080.7 unid: station 16:41 F1B/300/850 no decode ACF=0 (20 Mar)(PPA)
20580
VICTOR: Unid 1606 ALE/USB Calls RO2. (09Apr05) (RGA)
20602
DKL: DCN Dhekelia CYP 1014 USB/ALE SND (08Apr05) (ZE)
20810.6 KRC81: (US Embassy/Consulate): 1256 USB/ALE TO KRC83
20810.6 KRC81: (US Embassy/Consulate): 1301 USB/ALE TO KRC82
21002.3 No Call: unid IRGC Stn. 0920 P-I/Ham/100Bd/200Hz <Calling
LP:500>:1500, Voice cnf after (06/APR/05) (KK)
FEMERSCMO (FEMA Emergency Radio System,KCMO-FM Kansas
City MO 94.9 mHz (LP-2 EAS Station). 03/16 RP3
21867
21867
DKL: RSC UK Dhekelia, CYP 0844 ALE/USB snd tws (16/03/05) (ZE)
2187.5 V7GD3: SHIP MISTRAL 0417 DSC 100/E/170 Distress call (three
bursts) MMSI 538002074. Undesignated distress. Posn 43.19N
5.20E (W Med) Telecommand H3E tp (02/Apr)(DW)
22389.5 NMN: USCG CAMSLANT 1657 CW Chan free marker. "NMN"
(26/Mar)(DW)
23822
25186
25186
DKL: RSC UK Dhekelia, CYP 1247 ALE/USB snd tws (15/03/05) (ZE)
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WHAT'S INSIDE:
o Digital Review by Day Watson
o Numbers & Oddities by Ary Boender
o Utility Round-up by Ary Boender
o WUN Logs Column by Eddie Bellerby & TEAM LOGS
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DayW
Hi digi WUNners
The menu
Met
Boston/NMF FAX update
CAMSPAC (Pt.Reyes)/NMC FAX update
Changes in NATO naval operations
Low cost magnetometer network
Unid on 6817.5/8687
Military
Special
UNID
>>....Met.....>
::: Boston/NMF FAX update
Frequencies:
4235
0230-1028
6340.5
H24
9110
H24
12750
1400-2228
Time(z)
0230
0233
VT
0000
120 rpm
Product
Test chart
Sfc Anal (Prelim)
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Schedule Pt.2
Comments request
Sea State Anal
NE Atlantic Sfc Anal Pt.1
NW Atlantic Sfc Anal Pt.2
GOES IR satellite
500 hPa Anal
Ice charts from Intl. Ice Patrol
Test chart
Sfc Anal (Prelim)
24hr Sfc Fcst
24hr Wind/Wave Fcst
24hr 500hPa Fcst
36hr 500hPa Fcst
48hr 500hPa Fcst
48hr Sfc Fcst
48hr Wind/Wave Fcst
48hr Wave Period Fcst
GOES IR Satellite
Test Chart
Schedule Pt.1
Schedule Pt.2
Comments request
Product notice bulletin
Sfc Anal (Prelim)
GOES IR satellite
Sea State Anal
Test chart
500 hPa Anal
Sea State Anal
Test chart
24hr Sfc Fcst
24hr Wind/Wave Fcst
24hr 500hPa Fcst
36hr 500hPa Fcst
48hr 500hPa Fcst
48hr Sfc Fcst
48hr Wind/Wave Fcst
Sfc Anal (Prelim)
96hr 500hPa Fcst
96hr Sfc Fcst
96hr Wind/Wave Fcst
95hr Sfc Fcst
GOES IR Satellite
Thanks to UK Weekly Notices to Mariners (ALRS section)
::: CAMSPAC (Pt.Reyes)/NMC FAX update
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This is effective from 15/Jun/05.
Frequencies:
4346
HN
8682
H24
12786
H24
17151.2
H24
22527
HJ
Time(z)
0140
0143
0154
0205
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IOC 576
Product
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NE Pacific GOES IR Satellite
Pacific GOES IR Satellite
Tropical Sea State Anal
Tropical 24hr Wind/Wave Anal
Tropical 48hr Wind/Wave Fcst
500hPa Anal
Sea State Anal
Sfc Anal Pt.1 - NE Pacific
Sfc Anal Pt.2 - NW Pacific
Sfc Anal Pt.1
Sfc Anal Pt.2
Tropical Cyclone Danger Area
Tropical Sfc Anal
Test Chart
96hr 500hPa Fcst
96hr Sfc Fcst
96hr Wind/Wave Fcst
Tropical GOES IR Satellite
Sea State Anal
24hr 500hPa Fcst
24hr Sfc Fcst
24hr Wind/Wave Fcst
48hr 500hPa Fcst
48hr Sfc Fcst
48hr Wind/Wave Fcst
48hr Wave Period/Swell Direction Fcst
Tropical Sfc Anal
Test chart
Schedule Pt.1
Schedule Pt.2
Request for comments
Product Notice Bulletin
Tropical 48hr Wave Period/Swell Direction Fcst
Test chart
NE Pacific GOES IR Satellite
Tropical Sea State Anal
Tropical 24hr Wind/Wave Anal
500hPa Anal
Sea State Anal
Sfc Anal Pt.1
Sfc Anal Pt.2
Tropical Sfc Anal
Test Chart
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Sea State Anal
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Sea State Anal
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24hr Wind/Wave Fcst
48hr 500hPa Fcst
48hr Sfc Fcst
48hr Wind/Wave Fcst
96hr 500hPa Fcst
96hr Sfc Fcst
96hr Wind/Wave Fcst
Tropical Sfc Anal
Test chart
Schedule Pt.1
Schedule Pt.2
Again thanks to UK Weekly Notices to Mariners (ALRS section)
::: Changes in NATO naval operations
For many years the 75bd/850Hz broadcast transmission were common. These
have over the last few years been become replaced by the many STANAG 4285
systems taking over much of the spectrum. These are continuous full-flow
systems. For Ship-Shore the normal means has been to use 75/850 message
length transmissions using KG84 encryption. These tend to appear in the
maritime wideband subsections. Refer DR Col May03 - Warship channels.
It has been noted an appearance of message length STANAG 4285 appearing
suggesting ships are now being fitted with this mode. As with the 75.85
systems the ships are always encrypted. However you might like to keep
your receiver on the following frequencies (/usb). Full data re terminal
mode is not always available due to poor conditions when logged.
4152.2
4152.5
600/S
75/S
ITA2 5N1 vmgtcnj
German RT coordination DHJ59
6243.5
6262.5
600/S
600/L
ITA2 5N1 vmgtcnj
Sync 5bit vmgtcnj OR gquqiha(?). Italian RT
coordination IDR.
8301.2
8302.5
8340.2
8478.5
600/L
600/L
600/L
600/L
Italian RT Coordination
Sync 5bit?
Now the second indication
Thanks to JD for the following logs
quote
4236.7 MGJ: RN Faslane. RTTY 850/75 CARB in parallel with the
CARB channel of the multiplex.
6248.7 MGJ: RN Faslane. RTTY 850/150 CARB as follows 02B 02K 03J 04B 04H 06F 08A 12B 12E 16A MGJ
2CDIX 1ZZIX 2CCIX HF4IX HF5IX HF6IX
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The first line is giving the same information as all the
75 bd freqs. What the second line means, I have no idea.
unquote.
Logged by JD on 24th; evening of the 25th - 6248.7 is sending only the
"2CDIX 1ZZIX 2CCIX HF4IX HF5IX HF6IX" line with no ID.
Is this the RN trialling new receive channels/CARB system for ships using
4285? Something else to keep under observation. Nice catch J.
>>....Special.....>
::: Low cost magnetometer network
This is technically neither radio or digital mode. It is however an
adjunct to radio propagation; a thing which concerns us all. It is to do
with the Earth's geomagnetics and how the Sun's sunspots, coronal holes
and solar flares effect both the Earth's geomagnetism and how it can be
correlated with the variations we experience with propagation.
There are many scientific institutes and organisations already monitoring
the Earth's field using X, Y and Z component sensors. This is with VERY
expensive kit. But what for those amateurs (in the generic sense) in a
number of field interested in changes in the magnetic field, or radio
amateurs interested in the correlation with HF propagation?
Currently being set up by programmer Craig Young, based in New Zealand's
North Island, is a low cost network taking data from participating
observatories in various parts of the world for distribution to
interested parties. In fact this Geomagnetic Observatory Network
provides free distribution of this data over the internet.
There may at first seem to be a conflict between low-cost and free. The
is because the recipient may download one of two free programs to provide
the User Workstation facility and select/view the observatories on the
network, via the Internet and the servers in Auckland, New Zealand.
Current data may be viewed in 1, 4, 12 and 24 hour time scales viewing
both flux and temperature or either. Data prior to the current 24 hour
period may be viewed by loading from an archive facility. This is the
free section. This software has a chat facility which allows interested
parties to talk to each other and discuss things relative to the topic.
Observatories online may be selected. They are identified from six
letters - first three indicate the country (GBR USA NZL) and the
remaining three the location (eg GBR CLV - Great Britain, Clevedon).
Should the user be sufficiently interested and wish to join the network
as a contributing observatory the sensor may be obtained from Craig
(Crystal Lake Observatory) via the website at
http://www.advancedtrack.net/webs/clo/
for (currently) $US295 plus shipping charges. Be prepared for import
taxes depending on your countries regulations. Unit one arrived in UK
and was charged duty; but the second unit arrived without. Random
checking?
The original unit consisted of two boxes. One is a micro controller,
powered by a well regulated +12v PSU (not supplied). This supplies the
data via a simple RS232/V24 connection (without handshaking) to the
Observatory program via a serial port on the PC. The Observatory
program will not connect to the network unless it sees the sensor
equipment. The other box contains the (Y component) sensor and a
temperature sensor.
In the past 4-6 weeks your scribe has been field testing and assisting
with feedback which has resulted in some changes and developing
experiences in the siting of the sensor. The sensor is VERY sensitive
to flux and temperature changes, to magnetic objects in the close and
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near environment, and to nearby movements causing vibration (resulting in
physical movement of the sensor within the geomagnetic field). Siting
the sensor within a house is not recommended in the long term. It can be
located in a closet in a large box of soil to dampen vibration of people
walking around. Not tried here. However it was noted in early trials
that if located in the shack moving things about eg metal framed sled
chair, keyboard out/in on under-bench runners, moving the toolbox out
from under the bench, moving the laptop from one desk to another. All
caused a shift in value.
But the ideal location is in the garden clear of the house. This had
always been intended but achieving this has been a path of discovery.
The other ideal is to bury the sensor box 1 metre under the surface.
This means that once consolidated with soil on top the temperature
stabilises and becomes constant over a long period. This is particularly
important so that the daily and annual temperature swings on the surface
are not reflected at sensor level with consequent effect on the flux
count. To date your scribe's sensor is at the final location but just
15 cm down (depth used for trialing various locations) but planned to go
deep coincident with closing this month's column.
To get to this final (garden top right) location various things had to be
considered and problems overcome.
1. Operating at 22 metres. The original design had the sensor box
suitable for burying but not the controller (to be located close to the
PC). A long cable was inserted between the two and the plug/socket
connection between. This gave erratic drop out of temperature readings.
It was decided to move the controller outside close to the sensor and
have the long cable carry the +12V and the RS232/V24 output signal.
With a long cable comes increased resistance. The cable was a 9 way with
screen. The 9 wires were tied in groups of three such that four
conductors provided lower resistance circuits for Signal, signal ground,
+12v and (screen) for power ground.
2. Noise on signal. This was progressively reduced by hardwiring joints
ie removing connectors, reducing cable length (and removing integral
joint) between controller and sensor to 90cm, replacing power plug into
controller (this had become rusty due to inadequate covering by your
scribe when controller first went out). As a result the unit
construction has been modified between Model SO2 to S03 where there is
now a single box containing both sensors and controller; and there is
only one cable accessing the box (there in no longer a separate
plug/socket for power). The box is well sealed with silicone sealant.
With the replacement (S03) box now installed at this site the remaining
noise problems have ceased.
The trace moves some 60-80 counts overall during the course of 24 hours.
Each count is approximately 1 nT (nanoTesler) but as there is difficulty
in achieving an absolute calibration, and since the amateur observer is
interested in the time of occurance and the magnitude of the change the
system displays the output as a count value.
During coronal events causing the solar wind to disturb the geomagnetic
pattern changes of 25-75 counts are typical. For Solar M-flares 100-200
and X-flares 500-600 can be expected.
To return to the site assessment changes can be seen which are due to
the local environment. The location here (urban residential) consists of
a good size garden to the rear. Road is to the front, but there is a
lane to the left for access/parking for local office and for residents.
Beyond the garden is a gap then the back of shops on the adjacent road.
In the early days apart from the problems outlined above large steps were
occuring. Was it the deep freeze refrigerator in the Butcher's, was it
the large kitchen extraction fan at the Chinese Restaurant, was it
traffic, was it the washing machine at the back of the house, or the
neighbour's. It was none of these. But by this time various sites round
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had been trialled for days at a time - we even followed the movements of
the weekly waste disposal truck's visit (large lorry with steel hopper)
to the property across the lane. Eventually it has been decided to
return to the original location (top right).
So what was the problem? TFT monitors in the shack use external PSUs.
One of these had been faulty for some time - erratic output, running
hotter than should, and causing all sorts of RF hash on receivers when
the monitor fully active. Eventually this was isolated - by actually
switching off the PSUs in turn - TFT's on/off switch only switches off
the PSU output - not the PSU itself. The sensitivity of the sensor is
such that the large magnetic field apparently coming from this defective
switched mode PSU was recorded in spite of the distance. One wonders what
effect it was having on your scribe in it's near proximity before finally
being discarded. Don't answer that one - I already know I'm going
mental!
Frustrating for a while but results achieved and much experience gained
all round.
Now with the means of observing the changes of flux the radio enthusiast
can correlate this with changes occuring in propagation by simultaneous
observation of known radio stations or beacons. Many other possible
applications are outlined on the website. Also it should be noted that
each observatory sees things differently, as will be apparent from the
basic diurnal traces. For example comparing the traces between New
Zealand and UK (in opposite hemispheres and separated by 178 degrees of
Longitude) one sees both a trace inversion and a time offset. As new
observatories join the reason for this should become apparent.
To close two interesting websites for perusal are:
http://www.spaceweather.com/
http://www.gfz-potsdam.de/pb2/pb23/Obs/e/index.html
>>....Unid.....>
::: Unid on 6817.5/8687
8687 was reported this month and as reputedly CW. In fact it was F1b
consisting of two tones switching alternately between one or the other.
Shift 850Hz. Not a regular switching but randomly suggesting an open
circuit on the input to the transmitter (or prior line equipment (tks
KB). Later we were advised (thanks JD) that a similar tra

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