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09200.0 2011: Unid 1539 ALE/USB clg 2412 (2007-02-05) (sw)

06924.0 RFI: Unid Saudi Net? 1557 ALE/USB clg JCI (2007-02-05) (sw)

07990.0 JCL: Unid Saudi Net? 1603 ALE/USB clg RFL (2007-02-05) (sw)

07801.0 6101: Unid 1633 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-05) (sw)

05766.5 UN21: Unid 1646 ALE/USB clg UN20 (2007-02-05) (sw)

06668.0 762: Unid 1701 ALE/USB clg 205 (2007-02-05) (sw)

06668.0 762: Unid 1714 ALE/USB clg 768 (2007-02-05) (sw)

07801.0 4101: Unid 1716 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-05) (sw)

06881.5 1542: Unid 1717 ALE/USB clg 1546 (2007-02-05) (sw)

07801.0 6701: Unid 1731 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-05) (sw)

06881.5 4920: Unid 1741 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-05) (sw)
(Sam, UK - udxf 394, 05/02/2007)

13927.1 kHz USB 1804z: USAF MARS Operator AFA6PF (Los Angeles CA) wkg "Dark
11" (B-1B, Dyess AFB) for phone patch to DSN 461-7453 (Dyess Bat Ops); asks
about status of tanker; is informed that tanker has cancelled for the day;
Dark 11 decides to RTB and requests transition at Tinker AFB. (Alan Stern, Florida, Usa - udxf 394, 05 Feb 2007)

03105.0 TAK: unid 2126 USB/ALE clng RKE
(Maciej S. Muszalski, Poland - udxf 394, 05/02/2007)

08062.0 210: Sng-N L210 Endeavour 1936 ALE/USB clg 9VT (2007-02-05) (sw)

06668.0 639: Unid 1937 ALE/USB clg 344 (2007-02-05) (sw)

06668.0 762: Unid 1937 ALE/USB clg 639 (2007-02-05) (sw)

08061.0 DJANETCOLAS4: COLAS S.A. Djanet, Algeria 1957 ALE/USB clg
COLASCOLAS4 (2007-02-05) (sw)

06668.0 762: Unid 1957 ALE/USB clg 768 (2007-02-05) (sw)

08061.0 ELOUEDCOLAS4: COLAS S.A. El Oued, Algeria 2002 ALE/USB clg
COLASCOLAS4 (2007-02-05) (sw)

05378.0 ELOUEDCOLAS4: COLAS S.A. El Oued, Algeria 2004 ALE/USB clg
COLASCOLAS4 (2007-02-05) (sw)

05258.0 LG6ALE1: Mrc-Mil 2008 ALE/USB clg G2 (2007-02-05) (sw)

05378.0 COLASCOLAS4: COLAS S.A. 2010 ALE/USB clg ILLIZICOLAS4 Illizit,
Algeria (2007-02-05) (sw)

06668.0 762: Unid 2012 ALE/USB clg 00 (2007-02-05) (sw)

05369.0 762: Unid 2013 ALE/USB clg 00 (2007-02-05) (sw)

07801.0 6301: Unid 2023 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-05) (sw)

07809.0 TAK: Romanian Military ? 2123 ALE/USB clg YLF (2007-02-05) (sw)

07809.0 TAK: Romanian Military ? 2125 ALE/USB clg RKE (2007-02-05) (sw)
(Sam, UK - udxf 394, 05/02/2007)

04855.0 2001: Unid 2146 ALE/USB clg 2202 (2007-02-05) (sw)

06668.0 762: Unid 2151 ALE/USB clg 00 (2007-02-05) (sw)

06668.0 639: Unid 2151 ALE/USB clg 762 (2007-02-05) (sw)

04855.0 2001: Unid 2156 ALE/USB clg 2203 (2007-02-05) (sw)

11475.0 TRP: Alg-Mfa Tripoli 0913 ALE/USB clg MAE Algiers (2007-02-06) (sw)

10375.0 MAE: Alg-Mfa Algiers 0915 ALE/LSB clg TNS Tunis (2007-02-06) (sw)

07890.0 RS005: Mkd-Mil 0951 ALE/USB clg CS001 (2007-02-06) (sw)

07938.0 RS002: Mkd-Mil 0953 ALE/USB clg CS001 (2007-02-06) (sw)

07890.0 RS002: Mkd-Mil 0953 ALE/USB clg CS001 (2007-02-06) (sw)

07965.0 RS002A: Mkd-Mil 0959 ALE/USB clg CS002A (2007-02-06) (sw)

07965.0 CS002B: Mkd-Mil 1017 ALE/USB clg RS0013A (2007-02-06) (sw)

07938.0 CS001B: Mkd-Mil 1019 ALE/USB clg RS0017B (2007-02-06) (sw)

07938.0 RS0: Mkd-Mil 1019 ALE/USB clg CS001B (2007-02-06) (sw)

07965.0 RS0013A: Mkd-Mil 1019 ALE/USB clg CS002B (2007-02-06) (sw)

07622.0 RS0: Mkd-Mil 1020 ALE/USB clg CS002B (2007-02-06) (sw)

07622.0 CS002B: Mkd-Mil 1033 ALE/USB clg RS0013A (2007-02-06) (sw)

06845.0 RS0: Mkd-Mil 1039 ALE/USB clg CS002B (2007-02-06) (sw)

08060.0 CS003A: Mkd-Mil 1050 ALE/USB clg RS009B (2007-02-06) (sw)

07622.0 CS002A: Mkd-Mil 1105 ALE/USB clg RS002A (2007-02-06) (sw)

07010.0 RS002A: Mkd-Mil 1108 ALE/USB clg CS002A (2007-02-06) (sw)

07965.0 RS002A: Mkd-Mil 1110 ALE/USB clg CS002A (2007-02-06) (sw)

07622.0 RS002A: Mkd-Mil 1111 ALE/USB clg CS002A (2007-02-06) (sw)

07622.0 CS0: Mkd-Mil 1111 ALE/USB clg RS002A (2007-02-06) (sw)
(Sam, UK - udxf 394, 05/02/2007)

13499.0 13121: Unid 0905 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1324: Unid 0940 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1301: Unid 0943 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1001: Unid 0944 ALE/USB clg 1104 (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 2204: Unid 0946 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1112: Unid 0949 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1322: Unid 0951 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1323: Unid 0954 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1111: Unid 0954 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1326: Unid 0955 ALE/USB clg 1101 (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 2402: Unid 0956 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1001: Unid 0957 ALE/USB clg 1304 (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 2411: Unid 0957 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 11173: Unid 0958 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 11133: Unid 0958 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1109: Unid 0959 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 2001: Unid 1001 ALE/USB clg 2407 (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1001: Unid 1003 ALE/USB clg 1306 (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 13191: Unid 1005 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 13161: Unid 1005 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1303: Unid 1006 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 11121: Unid 1008 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 13151: Unid 1008 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1104: Unid 1008 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1001: Unid 1009 ALE/USB clg 1312 (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1001: Unid 1011 ALE/USB clg 1326 (2007-02-06) (sw)

13499.0 1326: Unid 1011 ALE/USB clg 1001 (2007-02-06) (sw)
(Sam, UK - udxf 394, 06/02/2007)

>07740.0 RS1: Unid 2239 ALE/USB clg PR1 (2007-02-06) (sw)
>
>07740.0 AR1: Unid 2248 ALE/USB clg PR1 (2007-02-06) (sw)

Brazillian Navy:

RS1 = Rio Grande do sul

PR1 = Parana

AR1 = unid for now.
(Jim - udxf 396, 06/02/2007)

01797.0 SDJ stockholm 1937 USB eng naws 6fev07
02680.0 4xz navy israel 1947 CW 6fev07
(Michel Lacroix, France - udxf 396, 06/02/2007)

4271 khz CFH RTTY 75/850 rev at 0655z (Halifax,CAN)

CYHZ 070600Z 29006KT 15SM SKC M15/M19 A2969 RMK SLP065
CYHZ 070540Z 070606 30007KT P6SM SKC BECMG 0911 21005KT
FM1600Z 30008KT P
'. ?(,080
FM0200Z 30005KT P6SM -SHSN BKN030 TEMPO 0306 4SM -SHSN
RMK NXT FCST BY 09Z
CWSA 070626Z AUTO 30021G29KT 1SM -SN VV011 M09/M10 A2970 RMK VSBY VRBL
0.4V4.0
FOLLOWING
ATA FROM TUESDAY FEBRUARY 06 2007
AMD CWSA 062003Z 062022 28020G35KT 1/2SM -SHSN BLSN VV005 TEMPO 2022
3SM -SHSN
BLSN BKN025
RMK FCST BASED ON AUTO OBS. NXT FCST WILL BE ISSUED AT 070945Z
FOLLOWING DATA FROM WOZESDAY FEBRUARY 07 2007
CYQI 070600Z 31010KT 15SM FEW025 M08/M15 A2980 RMK SC2 SLP094
CYQI 070539Z 070618 32012KT P6SM SCT025 TEMPO 0811 4SM -SHSN OVC025
FM1100Z 33012KT P6SM -SHSN BKN030 TEMPO 1113 2SM -SHSN BKN020 PROB30
1113

then into FAX
(Patrice Privat, Beauvais, France - udxf 396, 06/02/2007)

6210 : FDUM, E10, English, 1410 s/off 1406 AM 04Feb07 (SMK)

6210 : FDU, E10, 1510 id as FDUM, 1514 s/off 1503 AM 04Feb07 (SMK)

6210 : UKR mil net, IDs: Alpha-13, Alpha-45, 0824 USB/"B" 05Feb07 (SMK)
Alpha-36, Alpha-03, Alpha-50.
Radiochecks in USB and mode "B"
(distorted voice). End of mode "B" is
marked by command "Final Argo".
Ukrainian, Russian

6210 : UKR mil net: Alpha-63, 49, 07, 65, 59,
69, 39, Ukrainian 0836 USB/"B" 06Feb07 (SMK)

6210 : CIS aircraft "Sokol-25" wkg 20315 0733 USB 07Feb07 (SMK)
Does anybody know about these c/signs?

6210 : UKR mil net: Ekran-13, 61, 84, 81, 38 0821 USB/"B" 07Feb07 (SMK)

6212 : m/v Yaroslavl, Velikograd, YUG wkg
Izmail Radio, Russian 1442 USB 04Feb07 (SMK)

6212 : m/v Kapitan Antipov clg Izmail R., Rus 1451 USB 04Feb07 (SMK)

6212 : m/v Fedor Ryabinin, Mariupol, wkg Izmail
Radio, Russian 0733 USB 05Feb07 (SMK)

6212 : m/v Venedikt Andreev, clg Izmail Radio,
Russian 0739 USB 05Feb07 (SMK)

6212 : m/v Radomyshl, Mariupol, wkg Izmail
Radio, Russian 0744 USB 05Feb07 (SMK)

6212 : m/v Desna wkg Izmail Radio, Russian 0840 USB 06Feb07 (SMK)

6220 : Mystery Radio, English 1551 AM 04Feb07 (SMK)

10400: SOH, Tanshui, Mandarin 1100 AM 03Feb07 (SMK)
Remark: jammed by "Beijing Opera" which is off at .00-.05
minutes each hour when reception becomes possible.
(Sergey Kolesov, Киев, Украина - open_dx 08/02/2007)

05698.0 VIGIA: Spanish AF Madrid 2336 USB wkg LINCE 01 [SpAF a/c], qsy to B3
= 8974.0, very weak. (04FEB07) (RRE)

04852.5 DHJ77: German AF station 1323 USB wkg DHJ83, DHO78, OD15, 0KNJ, LD1V
and 8MZ1, collective c/s 1AJI, at 1409z changing to operating mode J7B on
F20 = 3809.5. (05FEB07) (RRE)

04966.0 GALLION 24: French customs Cessna F406 1525 USB wkg Dali [Nantes?],
qsy to N = 6771.5, bad comms and back to Y = 4966.0, giving position in the
grid. (05FEB07) (RRE)

02309.2 IDR: Italian navy Roma 0026 USB/STANAG4285 wkg IAOG [ItN frigate
F557 "Fenice"], voice coord for data traffic. (06FEB07) (RRE)

02285.6 IDR: Italian navy Roma 0028 USB/STANAG4285 wkg IHMT [ItN minehunter
M5555 "Termoli"], voice coord for data traffic. (06FEB07) (RRE)

04553.2 A: Italian navy ship 0043 USB/STANAG4285 wkg C, F, I, R and T [all
ItN ships], starting COMEX417, voice coord for data traffic. (06FEB07) (RRE)

02436.0 7FP: Norwegian navy ship 0109 USB/RATT wkg O0H [RNoN ship], voice
coord for data traffic. (06FEB07) (RRE)

02687.0 7FP: Norwegian navy ship 0120 USB wkg JWT [RNoN Stavanger], voice
coord for data traffic, data on Line NO167. (06FEB07) (RRE)

04484.0 BLACKDOG: RAF CRC Scampton 1432 USB wkg 1GM and V3O [both RN ships],
JAAWSC circuit, cross tell ops, all tracks southern UK. (06FEB07) (RRE)

06721.5 H: Italian navy ship 1607 USB wkg D, GH and FG [all ItN ships],
Link11 coord circuit. (06FEB07) (RRE)

05204.5 CAGE 48: Mildenhall 352SOG C-130 1644 USB wkg Blackhat [Mildenhall
352SOG Ops], ETA EDDS [Stuttgart] 1915z, req wx for EDDS. Later reported
take off time from GMMX [Marrakech-Menara, Morocco] 1427z. (06FEB07) (RRE)

04352.6 60THG: Spanish navy unit 1815 USB wkg unid station, voice coord for
data traffic. (06FEB07) (RRE)

02623.2 DREW: German navy minehunter M1064 "Groemitz" 1827 USB/STANAG4285
wkg DHJ59 [GN Wilhelmshaven], voice coord for data traffic. (06FEB07) (RRE)

02398.5 1FS: NATO ship 2349 USB wkg W9M [TurN ship?], AS(u)W coord circuit,
CCMAR South operations. (06FEB07) (RRE)

04936.0 0KNJ: German AF unit 1253 USB/RATT wkg DHJ77, DHJ83, OD15 and LD1V
[all GAF units], collective c/s 1AJI, practice security messages via voice
and data. (07FEB07) (RRE)

05282.5 TR6A: German AF unit 1308 USB/RATT wkg DHJ67, DHO78, DHO91, 07XW and
IP51 [all GAF units], collective c/s 1AQU, practice security messages via
voice and data, also a phonepatch between DHO78 and LD1V via DHJ67.
(07FEB07) (RRE)

04745.0 BLACKDOG: RAF CRC Scampton 1415 USB wkg 0UA [RN ship], JAAWSC
circuit, cross tell ops, all tracks southern UK. (07FEB07) (RRE)
(Ronald Rensen, The Netherlands - udxf 397, 07/02/2007)

14606.1 kHz USB 1708z: USAF MARS Operator AFA6PF (Los Angeles CA) wkg "Reach
1LT" for M & W phone patch to 508/398-9449 (Mass).
(Alan Stern, Satellite Beach, Florida, 07 Feb 2007 - udxf 397)

13927.1 kHz USB 1720z: USAF MARS Operator AFA6PF (Los Angeles CA) wkg
"Sentry 61" (E-3 AWACS, Tinker AFB) for phone patch to DSN 884-3645 (Tinker Radar
Maintenance); passes UCC displayed for failure of solenoid; troubleshooting.
(Alan Stern, Satellite Beach, Florida, 07 Feb 2007 - udxf 397)

08224.0 Delta-Lima: unid prb russian/cuban Mil 2305 LSB clg Mike-Lima.
39tone Modem, prb. same Users as on 8321.0 switching to USB
(06/FEB/07) (KK)

It?s a litle bit strange, first I thought that this is russian Mil Cuba,
You can hear some short russian conversation. "privjiet", "spassiba"..,
not much, after the 39tone and something that is probabli some kind of
spanish (cuban?). But now I mean there is something like arabic, or it
sound a little bit strange, when a cuban man tries to speak russian?
The Network is good readable in the late evening/night here in germany.
Mostly on 8321.0 LSB and 8224 LSB, sometimes in USB.
Comments please. Maybe some of our russian Members can help. Tnx

08361.3 D6XZ: unid spanish Reg. 2254 P-I/100Bd@Cf=800Hz
sending P-II Mail (06/FEB/07) (KK)

08361.3 H6ZR: unid spanish Reg. 2256 P-I/100Bd@Cf=800Hz
sending P-II Mail "K MZC LUEGO ME CONTRE" (06/FEB/07) (KK)

08361.3 D6XZ: unid spanish Reg. 2305 P-I/100Bd@Cf=800Hz
sending P-II Mail (06/FEB/07) (KK)

08361.3 H6ZR: unid spanish Reg. 2310 P-I/100Bd@Cf=800Hz
sending P-II Mail (06/FEB/07) (KK)

This Network is similar to the Nets on 10228.6 Calls: "W6YA" "M6AV"
and 10231.3kHz Calls: "N7FZ" "M6AV", or maybe the same Users.
Equipment seems to be SCS Pactor Controller "C-II DSP/QUICC-System"
Any Ideas? Maybe spanish Fishers? (Kristian, Germany - udxf 397, 07/02/2007)

05410.0 UN22: Alg-Mil/Moi 1703 ALE/USB clg HA20 (2007-02-07) (sw)

05258.0 1111: Unid 1714 ALE/USB clg 1113 (2007-02-07) (sw)

06668.0 639: Unid 1907 ALE/USB clg 762 (2007-02-07) (sw)

06668.0 762: Unid 1912 ALE/USB clg 00 (2007-02-07) (sw)

05766.5 MT24: Alg-Mil/Moi 1703 ALE/USB clg HA20 (2007-02-07) (sw)

06881.5 5112: Unid 1933 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-07) (sw)

04750.0 1111: Unid 1936 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-07) (sw)

04751.0 TWCL2: Spa-Pol Lugo 1951 ALE/USB clg TXX1 Madrid (2007-02-07) (sw)

05871.0 TXX1: Spa-Pol Madrid 1953 ALE/USB clg TWCL2 Lugo (2007-02-07) (sw)

05379.0 TXX1: Spa-Pol Madrid 1956 ALE/USB clg TWCL2 Lugo (2007-02-07) (sw)

04594.0 TXX1: Spa-Pol Madrid 1959 ALE/USB clg TWCL2 Lugo (2007-02-07) (sw)

05075.0 VK52: Alg-Mil/Moi 2002 ALE/USB clg VK49 (2007-02-07) (sw)
(Sam, UK - udxf 397, 07/02/2007)

02696.0 ff caloride? or calorie2? 0609 USB fr "ceci est un message
de...304,305,306,..." 7feb07

02815.0 K7HW? german navy 0611 USB eng c DH091? radio check 7feb07

04271.0 CFH halifax 0627 ITA2/75 wx cyqi (yarmouth ns ) ,cyqy (sydney ns )
7feb07

01704.0 EAC tarifa 1944 USB sp /eng naws 7feb07

01916.7 gcg cuxhaven 1949 ARQ 7feb07

02253.0 OSU ostende 1958 USB dutch d/x 7feb07

02266.0 fishermen? 1959 USB ita accent? 7feb07

02306.0 coastguards ? 2003 USB eng "all stations..." 7feb07

02309.3 italian navy? 2008 USB & STANAG4285 7feb07

02311.0 dublin arklow shipping ID 2019 USB eng d/x 7feb07

02643.0 A9M hamala 2044 ARQ/CW 7feb07
(Michel Lacroix, France - udxf 397, 07/02/2007)

11232.0 kHz USB 2222z: Trenton Military wkg "Stargate" (E-8C JSTARS, Robins
AFB) for phone patch to DSN 942-2004 Jax NAS "Bristol"; Stargate terminates
work due to problem. (Alan Stern, Florida, Usa - udxf 397, 07/02/2007)

6765.0 AFA3AR & AAR3MC, US Army MARS stations: 1604 USB voice
check-ins for the weekly SHARES net (07/FEB/2007) (JLM)

5740.1 AFA2HF, USAF MARS: 1608 USB ALE (07/FEB/2007) (JLM)

4780.0 CRAWFORDSVILLE, IN National Guard: 1407 LSB voice on the IN
Joint Forces Radio Network (07/FEB/2007) (JLM)

8037.1 CSM: 1622 USB ALE (07/FEB/2007) (JLM)

14396.5 KFW542 unid US Government, West Virginia, NCS019 NCS
Auxiliary, Kansas, WNYW275 Verizon, Charleston, West Virginia, KAN38
NTCN, Lee's Summit, Missouri, WNIY791 Southwestern Bell, Dallas,
Texas, WPEE982 AT&T, Denver, Colorado, WGY9494 FEMA Auxiliary,
Colorado, WPFF936 Sprint, Lenexa, Kansas & KPS698 NDMS, Alpine, TX:
1638-1800 USB voice check-ins on the SHARES weekly net (07/FEB/2007) (JLM)

18035.0 CAL & 131, unid: 1653 USB ALE. Also heard on 16600.0 USB
ALE. Possible telephone company NS/EP stations (07/FEB/2007) (JLM)

6765.7 EMP, IFR, RMD & SUF, possible USNG stations off frequency
(6766.0). Also active on 4562.0, 5817.0, 6766.0, 8037.0 & 9119.5 USB
ALE with AFF, FNK, HAM & ONK: 1700+ (07/FEB/2007) (JLM)
(Jack L. Metcalfe Stanford, KY - udxf 397, 07/02/2007)

02272.0 LBJ norway navy bodo 0603 USB eng c WG3?,W3B...8feb07
(Michel L., France - udxf 397, 07/02/2007)

02199.0 XSS: Unid 0933 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-08) (sw)

02217.4 XSS: Unid 0935 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-08) (sw)

08058.6 KWT93: US State Dept. 0851 ALE/USB clg KWT91 (2007-02-08) (sw)

08875.0 O5ALE3: Mrc-Mil 0902 ALE/USB clg O6 (2007-02-08) (sw)

08875.0 Z2: Mrc-Mil 0904 ALE/USB clg C3 (2007-02-08) (sw)

08875.0 C3: Mrc-Mil 0906 ALE/USB clg A4 (2007-02-08) (sw)

08875.0 A4: Mrc-Mil 0906 ALE/USB clg C3 (2007-02-08) (sw)

08875.0 R3: Mrc-Mil 0906 ALE/USB clg E4 (2007-02-08) (sw)

08875.0 O5ALE3: Mrc-Mil 0902 ALE/USB clg O7 (2007-02-08) (sw)

08875.0 R3: Mrc-Mil 0910 ALE/USB clg E4 (2007-02-08) (sw)

08875.0 E4: Mrc-Mil 0910 ALE/USB clg R3 (2007-02-08) (sw)

08875.0 J5A: Mrc-Mil 0910 ALE/USB clg J501 (2007-02-08) (sw)

08875.0 C3: Mrc-Mil 0916 ALE/USB clg O2 (2007-02-08) (sw)

14550.0 J5ALE2: Mrc-Mil 0928 ALE/USB clg J501 (2007-02-08) (sw)

08875.0 C3: Mrc-Mil 0937 ALE/USB clg Y1 (2007-02-08) (sw)

14550.0 C3: Mrc-Mil 0940 ALE/USB clg Z2 (2007-02-08) (sw)

08875.0 C3: Mrc-Mil 0941 ALE/USB clg Z2 (2007-02-08) (sw)

08875.0 A4ALE4: Mrc-Mil 0948 ALE/USB clg C3 (2007-02-08) (sw)

11130.0 A4: Mrc-Mil 0954 ALE/USB clg R3 (2007-02-08) (sw)
(Sam, UK - udxf 397, 08/02/2007)

6210 : FDUM, E10, English, 1410 s/off 1406 AM 04Feb07 (SMK)

6210 : FDU, E10, 1510 id as FDUM, 1514 s/off 1503 AM 04Feb07 (SMK)

6210 : UKR mil net, IDs: Alpha-13, Alpha-45, 0824 USB/"B" 05Feb07 (SMK)
Alpha-36, Alpha-03, Alpha-50.
Radiochecks in USB and mode "B"
(distorted voice). End of mode "B" is
marked by command "Final Argo".
Ukrainian, Russian

6210 : UKR mil net: Alpha-63, 49, 07, 65, 59,
69, 39, Ukrainian 0836 USB/"B" 06Feb07 (SMK)

6210 : CIS aircraft "Sokol-25" wkg 20315 0733 USB 07Feb07 (SMK)
Does anybody know about these c/signs?

6210 : UKR mil net: Ekran-13, 61, 84, 81, 38 0821 USB/"B" 07Feb07 (SMK)

6212 : m/v Yaroslavl, Velikograd, YUG wkg
Izmail Radio, Russian 1442 USB 04Feb07 (SMK)

6212 : m/v Kapitan Antipov clg Izmail R., Rus 1451 USB 04Feb07 (SMK)

6212 : m/v Fedor Ryabinin, Mariupol, wkg Izmail
Radio, Russian 0733 USB 05Feb07 (SMK)

6212 : m/v Venedikt Andreev, clg Izmail Radio,
Russian 0739 USB 05Feb07 (SMK)

6212 : m/v Radomyshl, Mariupol, wkg Izmail
Radio, Russian 0744 USB 05Feb07 (SMK)

6212 : m/v Desna wkg Izmail Radio, Russian 0840 USB 06Feb07 (SMK)
(Sergey Kolesov, Kiev, Ukraine - udxf 397, 08/02/2007)

FREQ. DATA UTC ITU EMISORA

10051 4/01 1640 CAN VFG Gander,NF VOLMET, 232.
10100 4/02 1635 D DDK9 Pinneberg METEO, 444.
10595 4/02 1625 RUS RKD48 PTT Moskva, FSK 100/500. 444
11213 4/02 1622 G MKL RAF Edimburg, NATO 75/850
11253 4/02 1620 G MVU RAF VOLMET West Draiton. 232.

4461 4/02 2337 E10 Emision codigo alfa, ingles, 322.
4880 1/02 1838 E10 Emision en codigo alfa,ingles, 333.
4880 7/02 1751 E10 CIO2. 333.
5091 6/02 1742 E10 Emision en codigo alfa,ingles, 333.
6325 7/02 1723 Emision de numeros, ingles. 232
11565 4/02 1615 E10 Emision en codigo alfa, ingles, 333.
(Jose Miguel Romero, Burjasot, Spain - onda-corta 668, 07/02/2007)

02199.0 XSS: Unid 1326 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-06) (sw)

03161.0 XSS: Unid 1326 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-06) (sw)

04226.5 XSS: Unid 1328 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-06) (sw)

02217.4 XSS: Unid 1330 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-06) (sw)

04166.3 XSS: Unid 1330 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-06) (sw)

06425.0 XSS: Unid 1331 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-06) (sw)

08126.4 XSS: Unid 1331 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-06) (sw)

03227.4 XSS: Unid 1334 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-06) (sw)

14510.0 XSS: Unid 1342 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-06) (sw)

06243.0 XSS: Unid 1343 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-06) (sw)

12333.0 XSS: Unid 1343 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-06) (sw)

10458.0 XSS: Unid 1346 ALE/USB sndg (2007-02-06) (sw)

06243.0 XKY: Unid 1355 ALE/USB clg XSS (2007-02-06) (sw)

06243.0 XSS: Unid 1355 ALE/USB clg XKY (2007-02-06) (sw)
(Sam, UK - udxf 398, 08/02/2007)

04936.0 DHO78: German AF station 1726 USB wkg DHJ77, DHJ83, OD15 and LD1V
[all GAF units], collective c/s 1AJI, switching to freq Q2D = 3212.5.
(07FEB07) (RRE)

03212.5 DHO78: German AF station 1730 USB/RATT wkg DHO91, DHJ67 and 07XW
[all GAF units], collective c/s 1AJI, practice security messages via voice
and data. (07FEB07) (RRE)

03110.0 SEACAT 27: Yeovilton Lynx 1903 USB wkg Yeovilton Ops, reporting ops
normal. (07FEB07) (RRE)

02396.5 2AN: Royal navy ship 2020 USB calling Plymouth Air Ops for about
half an hour, no joy. (07FEB07) (RRE)

02560.0 L1N: Norwegian navy ship 2045 USB on C2 wkg LBJ [RNoN Harstad on
2272.0], ZBO 1 imm, ZCY5 PSK on W2B = 2627.0. (07FEB07) (RRE)

02276.5 DHO78: German AF station 2054 USB/RATT wkg DHJ67, DHO91, 07XW and
OD15, collective c/s 1AQU, practice security messages via voice and data. At
2355z qsy to F1 = 2212.5. (07FEB07) (RRE)

03945.5 1XC: Norwegian navy ship 2105 USB wkg E8A [RNoN ship], Link11 coord
circuit. (07FEB07) (RRE)

02510.0 J9N: NATO ship 2240 USB/RATT/STANAG4285 wkg JWT [RNoN Stavanger],
voice coord for data traffic. (07FEB07) (RRE)

05358.5 J9N: NATO ship 2258 USB/RATT/STANAG4285 wkg JWT [RNoN Stavanger],
voice coord for data traffic. (07FEB07) (RRE)

04608.2 IDR: Italian navy Roma 2305 USB/STANAG4285 wkg IHMT [ItN minehunter
M5555 "Termoli"], voice coord for data traffic, no synch, qsy to IDR202 =
3628.2. (07FEB07) (RRE)

03628.2 IHMT: Italian navy minehunter M5555 "Termoli" 2310 USB calling IDR,
no joy and back to 4608.2. (07FEB07) (RRE)

02212.5 DHO78: German AF station 2357 USB/RATT wkg DHJ67, DHO91, 07XW and
OD15, collective c/s 1AQU, practice security messages via voice and data.
(07FEB07) (RRE)

04781.0 DHJ67: German AF station 1025 USB/RATT wkg DHO78, DHO91, 07XW, OD15
and TR6A [all GAF units], collective c/s 1AQU, practice security messages
via voice and data. (08FEB07) (RRE)

04484.0 BLACKDOG: RAF CRC Scampton 1027 USB wkg L1B [RN ship], JAAWSC
circuit, cross tell ops, all tracks southern UK. (08FEB07) (Ronald Rensen, Nehterlands - udxf 398, 08/02/2007)

07044 : Unid 2010 CW-REVS (07Feb07) (MPJ)

08634 VTG6: Indian Naval Radio, Mumbai 2255 CW VVV de VTG4/5/6/7.
Later ZFG list and 5LG traffic to collective VWGZ. (06Feb07) (MPJ)

08977 A6-EHC: Etihad A340 Flt EY0325 1631 HFDL Posn report 4946N
00943E via Reykjavik Air. (08Feb07) (MPJ)

10066 ARINC6: Hat Yai, Thailand 1637 HFDL Strong squitters. Very
active. (08Feb07) (MPJ)

10066 ZS-SNA: S.African Airways A340 1640 HFDL Logs on to Hat Yai,
(08Feb07) (MPJ)

10066 G-VRED: Virgin Atlantic A340 "Scarlet Lady" Flt VS0001 1643
HFDL Posn report 5155N 00322W via Hat Yai. (08Feb07) (MPJ)

10066 VT-INB: IndiGo A320 1645 HFDL Logs on. (08Feb07) (MPJ)

10066 G-VGAS: Virgin Atlantic A340 "Varga Girl" 1649 HFDL Logs on.
(08Feb07) (MPJ)

10066 ZS-SFG: S.African Airways A319 1652 HFDL Logs on. (08Feb07)
(MPJ)

10066 B-6265: China Eastern A321 1653 HFDL Logs on. (08Feb07) (MPJ)

10066 JA03KZ: Nippon Cargo B747F 1653 HFDL Acks weather for EGKK,
EHAM. (08Feb07) (MPJ)

10066 JA02KZ: Nippon Cargo B747-400F Flt NCA037 1555 HFDL Posn
report 5710N 01957E. (08Feb07) (MPJ)

13503.6 KWG: Unid 1628 ALE/USB Sounding. (08Feb07)
(Jim, England - udxf 398, 08/02/2007)

04970.0 5850: unid 2326 ALE/USB SND. 7/Feb/07 (ALF)

04970.0 -: unid Georgian Net 0011 ALE/USB to BR2. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05065.0 9MB13: Malaysian Naval 2143 CW "vvv 9MB13", back to
9MB13, mid January it was 9MB19. 07/FEB/2007 (DL8AAM)

05131.0 -: unid Georgian Net 0328 ALE/USB to SBR. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05132.0 -: unid 0005 ALE/USB to 1020. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05220.5 210: Rep. Singapore Navy Endurance class amphibious transport
RSS "Endeavour" (L210) 0130 ALE/USB to CN3. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05258.0 1111: unid 0300 ALE/USB to 1115. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)
05258.0 7357: unid 0105 ALE/USB SND. Related to Moroccan Army net
on this QRG? Co-using with Civil Protection? 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05335.0 -: unid Georgian Net 0210 ALE/USB to BR2. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05358.5 LBJ: Royal Norwegian Navy Bodo or Harstad (?) 2310 J3E/USB
OM/EE wkg W5H "I have two priority", 3AH. 7/Feb/07 (ALF)

05395.0 -: Russian Airport Network 0159 J3E/USB YLs. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05702.0 JNRSPR: US MoD SPRNet Node Roosevelt Roads/Salinas (US Navy),
PTR 0033 ALE/USB SND. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05702.0 OFFSPR: US MoD SPRNet Node Offutt (USAF AFB), NE, USA 0038
ALE/USB SND. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05702.0 ICZSPR: US MoD SPRNet Node Sigonella (US Navy AS), I 0100
ALE/USB SND. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05711.0 AAT3BFMARS: US Army MARS Newark, DE; SHARES SCN Ch. 4, USA
2354 ALE/USB [TWS]. 7/Feb/07 (ALF)

05732.0 JULIETT 34: USCG HH-60J Heli (#6034, CGAS Cape Cod);
COTHEN Net, USA 2330 J3E/USB wkg CAMSLANT. 7/Feb/07;
0145z in ALE/USB IDing [TWS J34]. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05732.0 J18: USCG HH-60J Heli (#6018, CGAS Clearwater); COTHEN Net
0148 ALE/USB SND. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

06787.0 HMA: Pyongyang Meteo, KRE 2038 CW "vvv cp de HMA".
07/FEB/2007 (DL8AAM)

06881.5 -: Moroccan Civil Protection 1925 ALE/USB to 5111.
7/Feb/06 (ALF)

06963.0 -: Venezuelan Riverine Navy 0020 ALE/LSB [TO 6T4], could be
6T4T reported here on 15/Jan. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)
(Thomas M. Rosner, Gottingen / Germany - udxf 398, 08/02/2007)

02217.4 XSS: NATO NC3A Net (Perhaps) 2244 ALE/USB Sounds on 2217.4,
2217.3, 2199 and 3161 kHz. (08Feb07) (MPJ)

04457 RHN: Saudi Net 2252 ALE/LSB Calls AAN. (08Feb07) (MPJ)

04561 TWVS2: Spanish Guardia Civil, Salamanca 2300 ALE/USB Calls
TXX2-Valdemoro. (08Feb07) (MPJ)

04910 RFP: Saudi Net 2257 ALE/USB Calls JCP. (08Feb07) (MPJ)

05251 150: Unid 2320 ALE/USB Calls 153. (08Feb07) (MPJ)

06790 : NATO Air Defence 1900 LINK-11/2250/USB Single channel.
(08Feb07) (MPJ)

10360 XSS: NATO NC3A Net (Maybe) 2124 ALE/USB Sounds. (08Feb07)
(MPJ)

11495 0000001276: Unid 1801 ALE/USB Sounds. 0000210001 and
0000210688 sound on 11490 kHz. (08Feb07) (MPJ)
(Jim, England - udxf 398, 08/02/2007)

08016.0 4102: Unid 1326 ALE/USB clg 4201 (2007-02-08) (sw)

06881.5 5500: Unid 1326 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-08) (sw)

07705.0 HA40: Alg-Mil/Moi 1545 ALE/USB clg YG40 (2007-02-08) (sw)

07849.0 CCM21: Ven-Mil 2303 ALE/USB clg CCM31 (2007-02-08) (sw)

07801.0 7201: Unid 2308 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-08) (sw)

07801.0 6701: Unid 2309 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-08) (sw)

06668.0 762: Unid 2312 ALE/USB clg 00 (2007-02-08) (sw)

07759.0 ABAJI: Nig-NNPC Abuja 2321 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-08) (sw)

08086.0 ABAJI: Nig-NNPC Abuja 2322 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-08) (sw)

05807.0 AUCHI: Nig-NNPC Auchi 2326 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-08) (sw)

07759.0 AUCHI: Nig-NNPC Auchi 2327 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-08) (sw)

05807.0 BENIN: Nig-NNPC Benin 2329 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-08) (sw)

07759.0 BENIN: Nig-NNPC Benin 23230ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-08) (sw)

08086.0 BENIN: Nig-NNPC Benin 23230ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-08) (sw)

05807.0 LOKOJA: Nig-NNPC Loko 2333 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-08) (sw)

07759.0 LOKOJA: Nig-NNPC Loko 2334 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-08) (sw)

08086.0 LOKOJA: Nig-NNPC Loko 2334 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-08) (sw)

04910.0 RFP: Unid 2349 ALE/USB clg JCP (2007-02-08) (sw)
(Sam, UK - udxf 398, 08/02/2007)

02628.0 FTJ E10 0433 USB eng yl message alpha groupe2k 9fev07
02749.0 VCO sydney canadian coast guards 0443 USB eng securite naws & wx 9fev07
(Michel Lacroix, France - udxf 398, 08/02/2007)

12160.0 G4: Mrc-Mil 1037 ALE/USB clg A2 (2007-02-09) (sw)

14550.0 G4A: Mrc-Mil 1116 ALE/USB clg G61 (2007-02-09) (sw)

14550.0 C3: Mrc-Mil 1120 ALE/USB clg G4 (2007-02-09) (sw)

08875.0 C3: Mrc-Mil 1121 ALE/USB clg G4 (2007-02-09) (sw)

14550.0 C3: Mrc-Mil 1124 ALE/USB clg A2 (2007-02-09) (sw)

11475.0 MAE: Alg-Mfa Algiers 1143 ALE/USB clg RBT Rabat (2007-02-09) (sw)

05762.0 035: Hng-Mil 1150 ALE/USB clg 100 (2007-02-09) (sw)
(Sam, UK - udxf 398, 09/02/2007)

09200.0 11011: Unid 1158 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

10390.0 11011: Unid 1200 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

13499.0 11011: Unid 1200 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

10390.0 13112: Unid 1201 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

13499.0 13112: Unid 1201 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

09200.0 13051: Unid 1202 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

09200.0 13112: Unid 1202 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

13499.0 13051: Unid 1203 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

10390.0 13051: Unid 1203 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

13499.0 13221: Unid 1205 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)
(Sam, UK - udxf 398, 09/02/2007)

05410 INAS30P: Sonatrach Pumping Stn In Amenas Algeria 0009
ALE/LSB Sounding. (09Feb07) (MPJ)

05410 RNOUSLR1: Sonatrach Rhourde Nouss LR1 Pipeline 0012 ALE/LSB
Sounding. (09Feb07) (MPJ)

05750 JDP: Unid 2347 ALE/USB Calls RGP. (08Feb07) (MPJ)

06316.2 IDR/IGJ: Rome/Augusta Naval Radio 1356 STANAG-4285/300L/5N11
IDR2/IGJ42/IGJ43/IDR4/IDR3/IGJ44 callband. (09Feb07) (MPJ)

06348 FUE: Brest Naval Radio 1406 STANAG-4285/600L/5N12 VZCZCABC001
ALL DE FUE. TESTING. RYs. SGs. 0-1. 0-9. INT ZBZ. NNNN. (09Feb07)
(MPJ)

08453 FUO: Toulon Naval Radio 1420 STANAG-4285/300L/5N11 Working
warship FV. FV FV QRV QRV. FV FV FV DE FUO FUO FUO QSL P 090253.Z FEV
07 TIME 1424Z NNNN. (09Feb07) (MPJ)

11150 T5Z158: 5/158 Avn US Army Giebelstadt/Wiesbaden/Aviano 1119
ALE/USB Sounding. (09Feb07) (MPJ)

11427.5 MAE: MAE Algiers 1245 ALE/USB Calls RBT-Rabat Embassy. RBT
responds. MAE and RBT continue active. (09Feb07) (MPJ)

11475 RBT: Algerian Embassy Rabat 1234 ALE/USB Calls MAE-MAE
Algiers. (09Feb07) (MPJ)

11490 0000210001: Unid 1240 ALE/USB Calls 0000210388. Again at
1247. 0000210502 0000210001 and 000021 also seen. (09Feb07) (MPJ)

12179 OLZ76: Czech Embassy Kiev or Tunis 1123 ALE/USB Sounding.
(09Feb07) (MPJ)

12577 SXPM: Sifnos (Greek Flag) 1419 DSC Calls OXZ/LyngbyRadio with
safety check. (09Feb07) (MPJ)

14510 XSS: Poss NATO NC3A 1109 ALE/USB Sounds 14510 and 14511 kHz.
(09Feb07) (MPJ - udxf 399, 09/02/2007)

04889.0 -: unid, tent. Guardia Civil 2348 ALE/USB to TVVS2.
8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05135.0 T36: unid US Army (Aviation?) 2217, 2247 ALE/USB SND.
8/Feb/07 (ALF)
05135.0 T2Z135: US Army Aviation 2-135th Anaconda, IRQ? 2215
ALE/USB SND. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05135.0 SEMO02: New York State Emergency Management Office (SEMO)
Region 2, Poughkeepsie, NY, USA (WPHM636) 2212 ALE/USB
[TIS]. 8/Feb/07 (ALF) Details according to their eQSL.

05393.0 0JX: unid 2011 ALE/USB to 6AS into unid data mode/modem.
8/Feb/07 (ALF)
05393.0 6AS: unid 2011 ALE/USB to 0JX into unid data mode/modem.
8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05416.0 1002: unid 2206 ALE/LSB [TIS 1002]. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)

05540.0 7357: unid 2108 ALE/USB SND. 8/Feb/07 (ALF)
7357 was active night before on 5258 kHz.

05542.0 T2Z25: US Army 2-25 Aviation, IRQ (?) 0121 ALE/USB SND.
9/Feb/07 (ALF)
05542.0 T3Z25: US Army 3-25 Aviation, IRQ (?) 0123 ALE/USB SND.
9/Feb/07 (ALF)
05542.0 T25: unid US Army, IRQ (?) 0146 ALE/USB SND. 9/Feb/07 (ALF)

05565.0 514: unid 0400 ALE/USB, 0403z unid [TO 288], 0408z [TIS 514]
[TO 494]. 9/Feb/07 (ALF)

514/288 were reported on 5555 kHz (not 5565) as "Georgian Border Guard"
and as "Chinese Net". I think I heard short female US english formal
voice tfc after 514 clg 494, but much toooo weak to be sure, max 50%.
A mystery ;-)

05602.0 -: unid US Army Aviation 0152 ALE/USB to R23483, [TIS T1Z]
only, maybe incomplete ident. 9/Feb/07 (ALF)

05732.0 J28: USCG HH-60J Heli (#6028, CGAS Cape Cod); COTHEN Net
0113 ALE/USB SND. 9/Feb/07 (ALF)

05881.0 -: 0315 ALE/USB weak [TIS RAI] only, maybe incomplete
ident. Georgian Net? at 0320z [TO 082] on 5880,9
between Multi-Tone Digi-Mode, Piccolo-like? 9/Feb/07 (ALF)
(Thomas M. Rosner, Germany - udxf 399, 09/02/2007)

10780.0 kHz USB 1520z: Cape Radio wkg "Dark 51" (B-1B, Dyess AFB) for radio
check. (9 Feb 2007) (ALS).

13927.1 kHz USB 1522z: USAF MARS Operator AFA2MH (GA) wkg "Dark 51" (B-1B,
Dyess AFB) for phone patch to DSN ###-1328 (Alan Stern, Usa - udxf 399, 09/02/2007)

13927.1 kHz USB 1549z USAF MARS Operator AFA3HS (Kansas City) wkg "Reach
146" for M&W phone patch. (Alan Stern, Usa - udxf 399, 09/02/2007)

11047.6 TC1111: Usa-Mil 1411 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

11047.6 TC2135: Usa-Mil 1415 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

09230.0 0000210001: Grc-Moi/Pol 1427 ALE/USB clg 0000210388 (2007-02-09)
(sw)

09190.0 TALOPS: Usa-Mil 1434 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

11067.0 T2Z25: Usa-Mil 1506 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

09230.0 0000210001: Grc-Moi/Pol 1507 ALE/USB clg 0000210502 (2007-02-09)
(sw)

09230.0 0000210001: Grc-Moi/Pol 1526 ALE/USB clg 0000210688 (2007-02-09)
(sw)

11047.6 R23282: Usa-Mil Sikorsky UH-60A Blackhawk Tail 79-23282 1529 ALE/USB
clg TC1111 (2007-02-09) (sw)

09230.0 0000211088: Grc-Moi/Pol 1531 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

06486.0 R00300: Usa-Mil 1544 ALE/USB clg T3Z25 (2007-02-09) (sw)

09230.0 0000210503: Grc-Moi/Pol 1548 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

09230.0 0000210001: Grc-Moi/Pol 1550 ALE/USB clg 0000210601 (2007-02-09)
(sw)

07839.0 T3Z25: Usa-Mil 1603 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)
(Sam, UK - udxf 399, 09/02/2007)

08714.0 T45MED: Usa-Mil 45th Medical Co Katterbach Ger 1610 ALE/USB sndg.
(2007-02-09) (sw)

16077.0 T45MED: Usa-Mil 45th Medical Co Katterbach Ger 1611 ALE/USB sndg.
(2007-02-09) (sw)

11047.6 T45MED: Usa-Mil 45th Medical Co Katterbach Ger 1611 ALE/USB sndg.
(2007-02-09) (sw)

10134.0 TC1111: Usa-Mil 1619 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

07839.0 T2Z135: Usa-Mil 2nd Battalion 135th Avn Anaconda IRQ 1623 ALE/USB
sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

08950.5 38E: Unid 1630 ALE/USB clg 38SCT2 (2007-02-09) (sw)

08950.5 T3Z25: 3-25th AVN, Camp Speicher/Tikrit (Iraq) 1633 ALE/USB sndg.
(2007-02-09) (sw)

08714.0 R23683: Usa-Mil 1643 ALE/USB clg TC1111 (2007-02-09) (sw)

08714.0 TC1111: Usa-Mil 1643 ALE/USB clg R23683 (2007-02-09) (sw)

10134.0 TC2135: Usa-Mil 1646 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

08714.0 T25: Usa-Mil 1651 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

08950.5 T25: Usa-Mil 1651 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

05296.5 R23683: Usa-Mil 1653 ALE/USB clg TC1111 (2007-02-09) (sw)

06486.0 T2Z25: Usa-Mil 2nd Battalion 25th Avn 1659 ALE/USB sndg.
(2007-02-09) (sw)

08950.5 T2Z25: Usa-Mil 2nd Battalion 25th Avn 1700 ALE/USB sndg.
(2007-02-09) (sw)

07839.0 T3Z25: Usa-Mil 3-25th AVN, Camp Speicher/Tikrit (Iraq) 1703 ALE/USB
sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

08950.5 T3Z25: Usa-Mil 3-25th AVN, Camp Speicher/Tikrit (Iraq) 1703 ALE/USB
sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

09044.0 T3Z126: Usa-Mil 3/126 Avn 1704 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

07003.0 R23558: Usa-Mil 1708 ALE/USB clg T01147 (2007-02-09) (sw)

05296.5 R23282: Usa-Mil Sikorsky UH-60A Blackhawk Tail 79-23282 1709 ALE/USB
clg TC1111 (2007-02-09) (sw)

05296.5 TC1111: Usa-Mil 1711 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

08003.0 R24484: Usa-Mil 1712 ALE/USB clg T01147 (2007-02-09) (sw)

07003.0 R23558: Usa-Mil 1714 ALE/USB clg ANLFT (2007-02-09) (sw)

08714.0 R23739: Usa-Mil 1716ALE/USB clg TC2135 (2007-02-09) (sw)

08714.0 TC2135: Usa-Mil 1717 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

08003.0 T01147: Usa-Mil 1720 ALE/USB clg R24484 (2007-02-09) (sw)

08003.0 R24484: Usa-Mil 1720 ALE/USB clg T01147 (2007-02-09) (sw)

07839.0 T2Z25: Usa-Mil 2nd Battalion 25th Avn 1722 ALE/USB sndg.
(2007-02-09) (sw)

05750.0 JDP: Unid 1728 ALE/USB clg RGP (2007-02-09) (sw)

05542.0 T3Z25: Usa-Mil 3-25th AVN, Camp Speicher/Tikrit (Iraq) 1731 ALE/USB
sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

5220.0 CUA: Unid 1733 ALE/USB clg LC2 (2007-02-09) (sw)

5220.0 LC2: Unid 1733 ALE/USB clg CUA (2007-02-09) (sw)

09190.0 TALOPS: Usa-Mil 1736 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)
(Sam, UK - udxf 399, 09/02/2007)

> 08714.0 T45MED: Usa-Mil 45th Medical Co Katterbach Ger 1610 ALE/USB sndg.

Is T45MED transmitting from GER or are they (parts of them) send temporary to somewhere else? But maybe their it's base TX-station in GER to reach
the "others"?

> 5220.0 CUA: Unid 1733 ALE/USB clg LC2 (2007-02-09) (sw)
> 5220.0 LC2: Unid 1733 ALE/USB clg CUA (2007-02-09) (sw)

That are Polish Military, LC2 is a short-cut ident for
LCR152.

> 09190.0 TALOPS: Usa-Mil 1736 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

Thats the same unid US MIL net as mentioned on 5500 kHz
before with the other players MEDOPS, COLOPS and Rxxxxx's
(Thomas Rosner, Germany - udxf 399, 09/02/2007)

>On 6620 Sitor-A in progress "from:71 to:baghd groups:603"

From what you say, apart from the frequency, I'd say
Egyptian diplo.
(Jim, Uk - udxf 399, 09/02/2007)

13927.1 kHz USB 1903z: USAF MARS Operator AFA1RE (ME) wkg "Baton 60"
(EC-130J, PA-ANG, Harrisburg) over Jacksonville FL for phone patch to DSN 483-2770
(Key West NAS Base Ops); line busy; alt DSN 483-2769; inbound Air Terminal,
Key West; ETA 1 hr 20 min; rqsts fuel, power cart. (09 Feb 2007) (ALS).

13927.1 kHz USB 1909z: USAF MARS Operator AFA6PF (Los Angeles CA) wkg "King
21" (C-130) for phone patch to DSN 460-3501 (Moody AFB, Angel Ops); rqsts wx
at Moody AFB. (09 Feb 2007) (ALS). (AL STERN, Satellite Beach, FL - udxf 399, 09/02/2007)

US Air Force SLAM 03 (spelled callsign), with two morale patches and one
DSN to Ellsworth Metro via AFA6PF, Los Angeles, CA. Started around 1825.

AFA6PF signs with SLAM 03 at 1839 and works ORCA 21 (spelled callsign),
USAF, who has been on the side waiting. AFA6PF attempts a DSN patch to
Travis CP, no answer, tries another number which works. ORCA 21 gives
tail number as 30077, reports ETA with status alpha-2 for 2-3
maintenance writeups.

AFA6PF signs with ORCA 21 at 1845, works DARK 51 (a B-1B, Dyess AFB) for
morale patch.

AFA6PF signs with DARK 51 at 1849, works AKULA 605 (???) who he gives to
AFA1WP, who has taken over the net while PF takes a bathroom break.
Patch to base ops for AR scheduling, complete at 1855.

AFA6PF returns and works BATON 60 (PA Air Natl Guard, EC-130) over
Northern California. He has poor copy - skip zones. Aircraft is weak and
semi-readable here as well. QSY 7633.6.

AFA6PF on 7633.6 calling BATON 60 at 1901. PF is lima-charlie here, but
he can't raise the a/c (I'm in 6-land and can't hear him either). Back
to primary.

Raises BATON 60 back on primary at 1903, gives him to an eastern stn who
is out of the skip zone and has a good copy. Patch at 1906 to Air
Terminal in Key West for ETA and fuel.

KING 21 (C-130 #88-2101) raises AFA1WP, who turns him over to AFA6PF at
1909 for a DSN patch to ANGEL OPS (Moody AFB, GA) for weather.
(Hugh Stegman - udxf 399, 09/02/2007)

13927.1 kHz USB 2119z: USAF MARS Operator wkg "Cargo 22" (YL voice),
probable JSTARS E-8C, for phone patch to 241-2313 (Robins AFB "Peachtree Ops), then
alt DSNs 241-2353 and 241-2416; rqsts wx for 0645 pm local landing time at
Robins. (AL STERN, Satellite Beach, FL - udxf 399, 09/02/2007)

02217.4 XSS mod uk (according to chace ortiz or otan?) 0720 USB/ALE snd
9feb07

02720.0 SPS witowo 1941 USB yl pol wx 9feb07

02733.0 SDJ stockholm ID 1945 USB eng yl wx 9feb07

04560.0 TAH istanbul 2010 FEC wx 9feb07

02696.0 ff calorie? 0600 USB french "ceci est un message de ...pour le
reglage..." 10feb07

02815.0 DHJ67 gn 0602 USB eng 10feb07

02815.0 DHJ78 gn 0605 USB eng 10feb07

02815.0 DHJ83 gn 0609 USB eng 10feb07

02815.0 DHO91 gn 0614 USB eng 10feb07

>> where can I find a complete german c/s list? <<

02830.0 SVK kerkyra?? 0642 USB greek? yl bulletin...- heavy qrm 10fev07

03282.0 fishermen? 0649 USB germ d/x 10fev07

04325.0 AQP3 navy karachi ?? 0655 CW 10fev07
(Michel, France - udxf 399, 09/02/2007)

08190.0 SQUALO 99: Guardia di Finanza vsl. "Garzone",
1105 USB, voice exchange with Gd. di Finanza
Cagliari (08Feb07) (LDO)

08190.0 SIRIO 60: Gd. di Finanza Taranto, I 0922 USB,
calling GdF vessel G.89 "Rosati" (08Feb07) (LDO)

09176.0 SAB: ENI/NOC Sabratha platform (Bahr Essalam
offshore oilfield), LBY 1520 USB, auto phone
patch tfc. via Mellitah proc. plant HF node
(03Feb07) (LDO)

09176.0 MEL: ENI/NOC Mellitah gas processing plant,
LBY 1520 USB, auto phone patch tfc. to Sabratha
platform (location: NC-41) (03Feb07) (LDO)

10130.6 no-call: UNID North African network, ALG? 0819
SIEMENS CHP-200 system 250Bd/170Hz, non-FH mode
(10Feb07) (LDO)

10886.7 no-call: UNID Arabic net, 0713 HC-ARQ/240Bd/
200Hz "letter only" crypto traffic and msg in
ATU-70 Arabic, occasional voice exchange in
Arabic on 10885 kHz USB (10Feb07) (LDO)

10952.0 no-call: Swiss embassy Algiers, ALG 1344 USB/
MIL-STD 188-141B/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone,
sending crypto tfc to Bern, net using ALE with
linking protection (09Feb07) (LDO)

11487.0 MEU: 26th US Marine Expeditionary Unit, DJI
1523 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone, KIV-7
crypto tfc. to CLB (01Feb07) (LDO)

11487.0 CLB: Combat Logistics Battalion (26th MEU), DJI
1523 USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone, KIV-7
crypto tfc. to MEU (01Feb07) (LDO)

11487.0 BLT: Bn. Landing Team 2/2 (26th MEU), DJI 0658
USB/MIL-STD 188-110A serial tone, KIV-7 crypto
tfc. to CLB (30Jan07) (LDO)

13875.0 no-call: MFA Cairo, EGY 1043 USB/Codan 80 Bd
Chirp+ Codan 16x75Bd QPSK modem, tfc to Egyptian
Embassy Tripoli (10Feb07) (LDO, Germany - udxf 401, 10/02/2007)

Freq ENIGMA Day Date UTC Mode Comments
-------- ------ --- ---------- ---- ----- --------------------
13533 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1623 AM in progress
3415 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1623 AM in progress
5435 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1623 AM in progress
11545 E03 Sat 10-2-2007 1624 USB in progress
16332 MX Sat 10-2-2007 1357 CW Cluster beacon "C"
16331.9 MX Sat 10-2-2007 1357 CW Cluster beacon "S"
13528 MX Sat 10-2-2007 1357 CW Cluster beacon "C"
10872 MX Sat 10-2-2007 1358 CW Cluster beacon "C"
10871.7 MX Sat 10-2-2007 1358 CW Cluster beacon "D"
8494.7 MX Sat 10-2-2007 1358 CW Cluster beacon "D"
7038.7 MX Sat 10-2-2007 1358 CW Cluster beacon "D"
7039 MX Sat 10-2-2007 1358 CW Cluster beacon "C"
7540 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1349 AM in progress
8805 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1351 AM in progress
16084 E03 Sat 10-2-2007 1346 USB Linc. Poacher in progress
4270 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1630 AM PCD
6498 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1630 AM PCD
4880 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1630 AM ULX 1
4560 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1630 AM YHF
5820 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1630 AM YHF
4625 S28 Sat 10-2-2007 1630 AM Buzzer
3756 S30 Sat 10-2-2007 1639 CW Pip
11545 E03 Sat 10-2-2007 1641 USB in progress
12603 E03 Sat 10-2-2007 1641 USB in progress
13375 E03 Sat 10-2-2007 1641 USB in progress
9130 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1646 AM in progress
11565 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1646 AM in progress

Freq ENIGMA Day Date UTC Mode Comments
-------- ------ --- ---------- ---- ----- --------------------
3415 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1800 AM ART 2
5435 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1800 AM ART 2
9130 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1800 AM in progress
6840 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1800 AM in progress
4461 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1800 AM FTJ 2
5091 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1800 AM JSR 2
2743 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1800 AM ULX 2
4880 E10 Sat 10-2-2007 1800 AM ULX 2
11545 E03 Sat 10-2-2007 1803 USB Linc. Poacher. Id: 64364
13375 E03 Sat 10-2-2007 1802 USB Linc. Paocher. Id: 64364
(Ary Boender, Holland - udxf 401, 10/02/2007)

11175.0 was active at 2003z with OFFUTT bcsting an all frequency
call for SHOGUN 01, requesting SHOGUN 01 to meet OFFUTT on 11175.0
(x3) and quiet. (Jeff Haverlah, Coastal Texas - udxf 401, 10/02/2007)

Chinese Mil ??

[20:13:01][FRQ 5565000][TO ][334 ][TIS][244 ][AL0]
BER 29 SN 23
[20:10:44][FRQ 5565000][TO ][514 ][TIS][244 ][AL0]
BER 20 SN 12
[20:10:23][FRQ 5565000][TO ][288 284 280 ][TIS][686 ][AL0]
BER 13 SN 01
(Patrice Privat, France - udxf 401, 10/02/2007)

11175.0 was active at 2310+/- with ANDREWS (good levels here)
working ARMAMENT (unheard) and setting up "2-tone Alpha 11" data
comms. At 2319z ANDREWS (good) worked ARMAMENT (weak here) and moved
him to 11220.0 (Jeff Haverlah - udxf 401, 10/02/2007)

07839.0 R26161: Usa-Mil Sikorsky UH-60A Blackhawk Tail 89-26161 1908 ALE/USB
clg T2Z135 2nd Battalion 135th Avn Anaconda IRQ (2007-02-09) (sw)

09190.0 MEDOPS: Usa-Mil 1923 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-09) (sw)

09230.0 0000210001: Grc-Moi/Pol 1158 ALE/USB clg 0000210688 (2007-02-10)
(sw)

10134.0 T45MED: Usa-Mil 45th Medical Co Al Asad Air Base/Iraq 1219 ALE/USB
sndg. (2007-02-10) (sw)

11047.6 TC1111: Usa-Mil 1253 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-10) (sw)

5220.0 LC2: Pol-Mil (LCR152) 1711 ALE/USB clg CUA (CUKIERNIA) Polish
contingent MNDCS/Camp Echo, IRQ (2007-02-10) (sw)

10134.0 T45MED: Usa-Mil 45th Medical Co Al Asad Air Base/Iraq 1721 ALE/USB
sndg. (2007-02-10) (sw)

11047.6 TC1111: Usa-Mil 1725 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-10) (sw)

05602.0 T1Z135: Usa-Mil 1/131st Avn 1756 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-10) (sw)

09230.0 0000210302: Grc-Moi/Pol 2300 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-10) (sw)

06846.0 R05445: Usa-Mil 2309 ALE/USB clg T1Z82 1/82nd Avn (2007-02-10) (sw)

07839.0 T2Z25: Usa-Mil 2nd Battalion 25th Avn 2310 ALE/USB sndg.
(2007-02-10) (sw)

07839.0 T2Z135: Usa-Mil 2nd Battalion 135th Avn Anaconda IRQ 2314 ALE/USB
sndg. (2007-02-10) (sw)

07954.0 911914: Nig-NPF 2344 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-10) (sw)

09142.0 911914: Nig-NPF 2345 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-10) (sw)

07698.0 911914: Nig-NPF 2351 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-10) (sw)

07759.0 ABAJI: Nig-NNPC Abuja 2355 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-10) (sw)

07759.0 ILORIN: Nig-NNPC Ilorin 2355 ALE/USB sndg. (2007-02-10) (sw)
(Sam, UK - udxf 401, 10/02/2007)

All from Saturday night..

*BAW056 wkg Accra on 8906 khz
*AF292 on 8894 khz selcal JK-CP F-GLZR A340 0210
*SAA9203 wkg Abuja on 8861 khz 02S/005W gave reg as ZS-SXC probably
Cargo/Freight.
*TAP flight on Dakar 6535 khz selcal BM-AR CS-TEH A310 0483
*KLM526 calling Tripolo on 8894 khz.
*BAW054 calling Brazza on 8903
*SAA260 wkg Brazza pos MERON 2232 and ONUDA 2257 (these are on the Northward
track from Kisangani to Faya Largeau overhead the Eastern part of
Centrafrique.
*Lufthansa 0593 reaching BUT (that could be Buta Zega in Northern ZAIRE).
*VIR602 on 8903 khz.
*AFR6594 wkg Dakar on 6535 khz.
*RAM 551 wkg Niamey 8894 khz.
(Patrice Privat, France - udxf 401, 11/02/2007)

05500.0 ABUDU: 1456 USB/ALE (TIS) ABUDU (SND) Abudu in Edo State,
Nigeria, NNPC-PPMC. 10Feb07 (jr)

10711.0 Russian Mil: 1527 F2B revs. 36-250 (BEE; T600) 10Feb07 (jr)

10195.5 01002: 1534 USB/ALE Unid (TWS) 01002 (SND) 10Feb07 (jr)

10100.0 Unid: 1537 J3E/LSB/Duplex YL/Pos PP sending a message, and
spelling "MU" TORIZACO" "VIH" "SIDA" dispatcher like operation.
10Feb07 (jr)

10226.0 02009: 1545 USB/ALE Unid (TWS) 02009 (SND) 10Feb07 (jr)

10700.0 911916: 1551 USB/ALE Pos Fed Gvt Nigeria.(TO) 911911 (TIS)
911916 (CMD) 61 7F 7F 10Feb07 (jr)

08645.0 Russian Mil: 1608 F2B revs. 36-250 (BEE; T600) 10Feb07 (jr)

08820.0 Unid: J3E/USB Sailor CRY2001 Voice Encryption 10Feb07 (jr)

11300.0 Aviation: J3E/USB ADDIS (Addis Ababa) clg CAIRO no contact.
NAIROBI clg ADDIS w/flt info 10Feb07 (jr)

05021.0 Russian Mil: 0532 F2B tfc. 36-250 (BEE; T600) 11Feb07 (jr)

04146.0 Unid: 0556 J3E/USB Russian or Ukrainian ship's crew
conversation. Off at 0559. 11Feb07 (jr)

06630.0 Aviation: 0605 J3E/USB SPRINGBOK 9203 clg NEW YORK for sc
check.(This flt logged yesterday evening by Pat in Beauvais)
11Feb07 (jr)

04250.0 411413: 0614 USB/ALE Pos Fed Gvt Nigeria. 411411 (TWS)
411413 // 6801.0 11Feb07 (jr)

05500.0 Unid: 0638 J3E/USB Pos SS or FF pirate radio "SMIT"
clg "BONANA" no contact 11Feb07 (jr)

08672.0 Russian Mil: 0647 F2B revs 36-250 (BEE; T600) 11Feb07 (jr)

09025.0 9111: 0713 USB/ALE Unid (TWS) 9111 (SND) 11Feb07 (jr)
(Jerry - udxf 401, 11/02/2007)

08957.0 ERGJ n34131 coa100 b757 0802 HFDL via sta cruz 10fev07

01916.7 gcg cuxhaven 0733 ARQ 11fev07

01952.0 unid ship 0738 USB fr d/x 11fev07

02226.0 ukcg aberdeen 0740 USB wx & naws 11fev07

02732.0 fishermen 0753 USB fr d/x "200 kg de colin..." 11fev07

04856.0 fishermen 0810 USB fr d/x night outcome... 11fev07

06365.3 RBSL 1030 ITA2?/50 11fev07

07895.7 ff le port 1045 ARQ-E 11fev07

08105.4 SWA8 athens meteo 1048 FAX end trans 11fev07

08150.5 IGJ44 navy italy 1053 STANAG4285/1200/L? encrypt 11fev07
(Michel, France - udxf 401, 11/02/2007)

2810.0 OFK : Turku radio FNL 18:40 J3E/USB Finnish WX (7 Feb) (PPA)

13134.0 SVO : Olympia radio GRC 12:00 J3E/USB Greek news bulletin in
parallel with 8776 and 17341 (9 Feb) (PPA)

1678.2 --- : unid NATO 18:57 STANAG 4285/600L/3000 encrypted (7 Feb) (PPA)

1824.9 --- : unid Russian military 19:32 81-81/81/500 encrypted (7
Feb) (PPA)

2663.9 --- : unid station 20:43 F1B/150/500 encrypted (7 Feb) (PPA)

2708.0 --- : unid Veripos DGPS station 20:58 QPSK/250 2 second
databurst followed by a 2 second gap (7 Feb) (PPA)

8061.0 DJANETCOLAS4 : Colas S.A. Djanet ALG 19:59 USB/ALE calling
COLASCOLAS4 (8 Feb) (PPA)

7849.0 CCM23 : 23rd Special Operations and Security Brigade Mobile
Command Post VEN 21:35 USB/ALE calling CCM (8 Feb) (PPA)

4496.0 --- : M21 Russian air defence RUS 05:26 CW/A1A =99T728??8?????
(9 Feb) (PPA)

10238.8 RHN : unid Saudi air defence ARS 14:26 ARQ-E/46,1/170 idling
also LSB/ALE on 10240 calling AAN (10 Feb) (PPA)

10240.0 --- : E17 unid intel 14:31 AM English YL ident 274 header 948
20 msg 20*5F ending 00000 many repeats before message was completed
(10 Feb) (PPA)

7618.2 2RZJ : unid Russian military 07:10 CW/A1A Simplex QSA3 ZLD ZCD
QLS QSU1 to PSCS (11 Feb) (PPA)

9003.7 --- : unid police station ALG 08:33 ITA2/50/170R French and
ATU-80 msgs,the french msg was signed by chef de daira (11 Feb)
(Peter Poelstra, Holland - udxf 402, 11/02/2007)
--
Новости

Индия
We are testing a new shortwave broadcast to India on Friday Feb 9th in
English and Saturday Feb 10th in Bengali on 7.105 on the 41 meter band
at 00:30 utc - 6:00 a.m. local India time.
We would be interested to know how it sounds in your area. If you are able
to listen we would love to hear from you and would be glad to send you a
QSL. Please send your response to reception@biblevoice.org
(Mrs. Marty McLaughlin, International Ministry Coordinator High Adventure/Bible Voice Broadcasting via Alokesh Gupta, India - CumbreDX 1834, 08/02/2007)

Making Waves

Ashish Mitra
Posted online: Friday, February 09, 2007 at 0000 hours
IST

The history of News Broadcasting in India is much
older than that of All India Radio (AIR).
The first ever news bulletin in the country went on
Air from the Bombay station on July 23, 1927 under the
Indian Broadcasting Company.
A month later on August 26, 1927 another bulletin in
Bengali was broadcast from the Calcutta station. Until
1935, two bulletins, one each in English and
Hindustani and Bengali were broadcast from Bombay and
Calcutta. Tracing the history.
Radio owes its development to two other inventions,
the telegraph and the telephone, all three
technologies are closely related. Radio technology
began as ?wireless telegraphy?. Radio can refer to
either the electronic appliance that we listen with or
the content listened to. However, it all started with
the discovery of ?radio waves? electromagnetic waves
that have the capacity to transmit music, speech,
pictures and other data invisibly through the air.
Many devices work by using electromagnetic waves
including: radio, microwaves, cordless phones, remote
controlled toys, television broadcasts and more.

During the 1860s, Scottish physicist, James Clerk
Maxwell predicted the existence of radio waves; and in
1886, German physicist, Heinrich Rudolph Hertz
demonstrated that rapid variations of electric current
could be projected into space in the form of radio
waves similar to those of light and heat.

In 1866, Mahlon Loomis, an American dentist,
successfully demonstrated ?wireless telegraphy.?
Loomis was able to make a meter connected to one kite
cause another one to move, marking the first known
instance of wireless aerial communication.

Broadcasting in India had an unique history. In 1935
Radio broadcast began with All India Radio (AIR).
Thirty two years later in 1977 the first FM service
was launched in Madras. 16 years later in 1993, AIR
started selling time slots for private FM radio
broadcasting in five cities. The idea was getting
bigger by the day. Only six years later in 1999 the
Government privatized of FM - Phase I Policy. In 2001
licenses were started to be given to private radio
broadcasters while in 2005 announcement of Phase II
Policy of privatization of FM was made.

Privatization of FM Radio in India




Internationally, FM radio broadcasting is the
preferred mode of radio transmission due to its high
quality stereophonic sound.

In March 2000, the Government invited private sector
into FM radio broadcasting by opening up the
frequencies in the FM band (87.5-108 MHz). In this
Phase I Policy of FM radio privatization, private
operators were invited to bid for a 10-year license to
set-up and operate FM radio stations. The original
plan was to set-up 108 FM radio frequencies across 40
cities. 101 bids were received, aggregating to a
license fee of approximately Rs.4.25 billion. [Source:
FICCI Ernst & Young Report, 2004]. The unusually high
license fee structure and year-on-year annual
escalations of 15% hampered the FM radio growth.

The Government?s Tenth Plan stipulates that private
operations are to be encouraged to provide FM radio
services in metros and small cities. They recently
announced Phase II of the privatization of FM radio,
which is an initiative in line with the roadmap laid
out in the Tenth Plan. A total of 338 channels in 91
cities across the country would be made available for
bidding by Indian private companies.

Industry Size


The radio industry revenues for fiscal 2005 have been
estimated at Rs. 3.22 billion, and are expected to
grow by 14.3% to Rs. 3.68 billion by fiscal 2006.
(Source: Central Statistical Organisation,
?Advertising Expenditure Forecast?, October 2004,
Zenith Optimedia.). The state broadcaster - All India
Radio ?AIR?) contributed 55% of the industry revenues
in 2004, which has decreased from 100% in 2001.
(Source: ?Indian Entertainment Industry- An Unfolding
Opportunity?, FICCI-PWC Report, March 2005.)

Globally, the share of radio in the advertising pie is
around 5% in countries where the medium is still in a
growth phase and around 10-12% of the advertising pie
when the medium reaches a mature phase.

Satellite Radio


WorldSpace uses its two satellites, AfriStar? and
AsiaStar?, to broadcast digital-quality audio channels
to people around the world who want world-class
programming that is not available or rarely found on
local regional or national terrestrial radio. Each
satellite has three beams and each beam is able to
send up to 80 channels directly to portable satellite
radios. Inside each WorldSpace digital satellite radio
is a proprietary chipset designed to lock onto the
WorldSpace satellite signal in one?s region of the
world.

No other option provides the variety of programming
that WorldSpace offers. Also, each WorldSpace
satellite radio is equipped with a data port that
transforms it into a wireless modem able to download
data to personal computers at rates of up to 128kbps.
Thus, the WorldSpace satellite radio can also
broadcast multimedia content.

The WorldSpace digital satellite signal means no
fading, noise or interference. The system delivers
high quality digital sound in a coverage area of 14
million square kilometers. As long as you?re in line
of sight with the satellite, you?ll never lose the
WorldSpace signal.

WorldSpace Satellite Radio


Broadcast from two satellites- AfriStar and AsiaStar,
were successfully undertaken in October, 1998 and
March, 2000, respectively. WorldSpace satellites are
?geostationary?, orbiting over the globe in fixed
positions more than 35,000 kilometers above the
equator.

Using powerful spot beams, the satellites transmit to
three overlapping coverage areas approximately 14
million square kilometers each. Back on the ground,
each satellite is supported by three major components:
the Regional Operations Center (ROC); Telemetry,
Command and Ranging (TCR) Stations; and Communications
System Monitoring (CSM) Stations. Each component plays
a major role in ensuring the best possible digital
signal is received throughout the WorldSpace System.
Twenty-four hour monitoring by a dedicated team of
professionals further ensures uninterrupted signal
quality.

WorldSpace Earth Stations


WorldSpace satellites use on-board processing to
enable program reception from many stations. Content
providers on the WorldSpace system can uplink their
programs via the traditional hub method, sending
broadcast signals to a central location for
transmission to the satellite. A second mode enables
use of smaller, more mobile Feeder Link Stations
(FLS). On-board processing technology converts these
multiple signals at the satellite, combining them into
a single downlink signal before transmitting them back
to earth. WorldSpace has engineered the entire
infrastructure with redundant systems to ensure
consistent and reliable service for our customers.

WorldSpace Satellite Radio


WorldSpace is the only satellite radio service outside
of the USA, Japan, and South Korea. Through its
subscription-based service, WorldSpace broadcasts
news, sports, music and educational programming to
satellite radios throughout a global area that
includes more than four billion people. WorldSpace is
also credited with creating the evolution of satellite
radio. WorldSpace was the first to create and
broadcast programming via Company owned and launched
two satellites to deliver 100% digital audio and
exclusive WorldSpace created programming to satellite
radio receivers throughout Asia, Europe, the Middle
East and Africa. WorldSpace was also one of the
principal founding shareholders of XM Satellite Radio
in the U.S. and is responsible for some proprietary
technology and original programming and format
structure, which is currently used to broadcast to
over 6.5 million subscribers across the U.S. The
WorldSpace Global Content and Programming department
provides approximately 10% of the original content
music programming heard in America on XM Satellite
Radio.

WorldSpace satellites provide coverage to areas across
Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle-East. Each
satellite has three beams, East, West and South.
Different channels are carried depending on the beam
one receives.

Working of WorldSpace:


WorldSpace uses its two satellites, to broadcast more
than 100 digital-quality audio channels to people
around the world who want worldclass programming that
is not available or rarely found on local, regional or
national terrestrial radio. Each satellite has three
beams and each beam is able to send up to 80 channels
directly to portable satellite radios. Inside each
WorldSpace Satellite Radio digital audio receiver is a
proprietary chipset designed to lock into the
WorldSpace satellite signal in your region of the
world.

Difference between WorldSpace and conventional radio:


Choice: WorldSpace provides over 100 channels of 100%
digital quality music, news, and sports, many
previously never available via radio throughout the
WorldSpace coverage area.

Clarity: Listen to radio the way it was meant to be
heard, in full digital form that can be heard via
built-in speakers in portable receivers or run through
computer and in-home systems to provide sound quality
that cannot be found from terrestrial AM & FM radio.
In-car receivers allow you take your favorite
WorldSpace channel with you across town or across
countries.

Also, each portable WorldSpace receiver is equipped
with a data port that transforms it into a wireless
?datacast? modem able to download data, streaming
video and multimedia content to personal computers at
rates of up to 128kbps.

Coverage: The WorldSpace digital signal means no
fading, noise or interference. The system delivers
digital quality sound in a coverage area of 14 million
square kilometers. As long as you?re in line of sight
with the satellite, you?ll never lose WorldSpace?s
high-quality sound.

WorldSpace broadcasts in the frequency 1467-1492 MHz
of the ?L? band.

Depending upon where you are located and how much
one?s ship or boat shifts direction, one may need to
re-aim the receiver?s antenna periodically to maintain
a direct line-of-sight to the satellite.The number of
channels you receive depends upon which satellite you
are accessing and which beam(s) of the satellite cover
your location. You will be able to access over 40
audio broadcast channels.
(http://www.screenindia.com/fullstory.php?content_id=14872, Mukesh Kumar, The Cosmos Club, Muzaffarpur, India - hard-core-dx 50, 11, 10/02/2007)

Новая Зеландия
Digital, das hei?t: 0 oder 1, AN oder AUS. Letzteres gilt momentan fur
die Digitale Kurzwelle (DRM) in Neuseeland. Der neue DRM-Sender von
Radio New Zealand International macht gerade eine Menge Stress, so dass
auf Analogbetrieb umgeschaltet wurde. RNZI rechnet damit, die
DRM-Rundfunkversorgung zum 21. Februar wieder aufnehmen zu konnen.
(Tom, A-DX 08/02/2007)
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Интернет

Новые сайты РТРС

заработали
http://voronezh.rtrn.ru
http://yaroslavl.rtrn.ru (частично)
http://ulan-ude.rtrn.ru
http://tver.rtrn.ru

будут
http://pskov.rtrn.ru
http://krasnodar.rtrn.ru


подробная история Тверского ОРТПЦ
http://tver.rtrn.ru/info.asp?view=4324

ещё более подробная история Воронежского ОРТПЦ
http://voronezh.rtrn.ru/info.asp?view=4657

кусочек про СВ/КВ
774 Маяк, Сомово [51 44 24N 39 22 06E]

На какой КВ частоте работал Воронеж?

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Особое значение имело развитие радиовещания и связи
в Воронежской области в СДВ и КВ диапазонах.

В 1925 году началось радиовещание в г. Воронеже и области, для чего
была построена радиовещательная станция для вещания на длинных и средних
волнах. Во дворе Главпочтамта в г. Воронеже на Проспекте Революции были
установлены передающие антенны, передатчики мощностью 1 кВт., которые
размещались в подвальном помещении почтамта.

Позднее станция была перебазирована в г. Семилуки, где размещалась до
начала войны. В 1942 году оборудование перевезено в г. Борисоглебск.

В 1943 году после освобождения Воронежа в здании детского санатория
в п. Сомово на Дачном проспекте создан Воронежский радиоцентр. Радиовещание
велось с использованием передатчиков, размещенных на автомобилях.
Транслировалась одна общесоюзная программа и сеансы областных программ
на Тамбовскую, Курскую, Белгородскую области, программы доставлялись
в Воронеж в записи.

В 1966 году была установлена существующая антенна-мачта нижнего питания,
передатчик СРВ-30 производства фирмы LТесла¦ (ЧССР) мощностью 30 кВт.
С этого времени началось регулярное вещание программы LМаяк¦ в диапазоне СВ.

В 1967 году началось радиовещание на коротких волнах на частоте 714 кГц [частота?]
радиостанции РВ-714, которая вела передачи первой общесоюзной радиопрограммы
в основном на Скандинавию. По отзывам из Финляндии и Швеции, прием данной
программы был устойчивым и хорошего качества. Для вещания использовался
передатчик LВяз-2М¦, передающая антенна ВДГШ. В 1988 году вещание было
прекращено.

С самого начала работы передатчика СРВ-30 началась его модернизация,
передатчик был переведен на отечественные МГЛ.

В течение 1983-1985 г.г. на базе шкафов МВ-ЧМ передатчиков FR-301 и ТВ
передатчика ТТР, демонтированных в Воронеже, был изготовлен резервный СВ
передатчик мощностью 30 кВт., аналогичный СРВ-30.
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(Виктор Рутковский, Екатеринбург, Россия - open_dx 07/02/2007)
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QSL

Барбадос
92,9 Voice of Barbados, P.O. Box 1267, Barbados,
QSL letter full data in two years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
V/S: Ronald L.H. Clarke, Programme Director Gospel FM & Hott FM,
The station sent me two review about Barbados: "Barbados Holiday Guide"
and "Barbados".They sent me the station history too.
I listened this stations two years ago, on January 2005, in the
Ilha Comprida DX Camp (Brazil) with the DXers and friendsf
DX Clube do Brasil.
VOB has a transmitter fed 5 Kw into 4 element antenna!!!
This is a new radiocountry for me!!!!
(Arnaldo Slaen, Argentina - dxldyg 1196, 10/02/2007)

Россия
Recibida QSL conmemorativa del 20 Aniversario de Frecuencia RM, acompanada de una QSL de 1981, un calendario del 2007, tarjeta Navidena y carta personalizada, como anecdota cabe decir que la QSL esta a nombre de Jose Luis Romero y la Carta a nombre de Jose Miguel Romero, una bonita anecdota a pesar de la equivocacion involuntaria. Informe enviad por E-mail a: cartas@vor.ru, tiempo de demora 107 dias.
(Jose Miguel Romero, Burjasot, Spain - dxldyg 1192, 08/02/2007)

9665 kHz. Voz de Rusia, en espanol, escuchada el 24-09-06 a las 00:02 UTC. Informe de recepcion enviado a: letters@vor.ru. Recibida Tarjeta QSL, con datos completos, no v/s. Acompanada de carta de agradecimiento, tarjeta de felicitacion de navidad y postal de la Catedral de la Anunciacion. Tiempo de espera 132 dias.
(Javier Robledillo Jaen - Elche (Alicante), Espana - captacionesonda 231, 10/02/2007)

Япония
9855 Shiokaze International Communications,
Shiokaze (Sea Breeze)
broadcasts to North Korea and is presented by the independent
investigating organization: ``Investigation Commission on Missing
Japanese Probably Related to North Korea``
I sent my reception report by email and received my
QSL Card full data in 18 days
QSL, f/d blue & white printed: ``Rescue! Abductees
by N. Korea – Shortwave - Shiokaze`` COMJAN card. Date, time and
frequency hand written, as the printed frequency is their new frequencies 9645 Khz
& 9950 Khz (Arnaldo Slaen, Argentina - dxldyg 1196, 10/02/2007)

Получил 52 QSL за электронные рапорта от Радио Японии, но... Если раньше карточки приходили от T. Sato и там указывалось местонахождение передатчика, то на этот раз ответ пришёл из русской редакции и о такой роскоши приходится только мечтать.
Получил QSL за электронные рапорта от TWR и Deutschlandradio Kultur.
(Владимир Рожков, Россия - open_dx 12/02/2007)
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Аппаратура

Jose Miguel Romero
Burjasot (Valencia) Espana
Sangean ATS 909
YAESU FRG-7700
Grundig YB-80
Antena Radio Master A-108

John Faulkner
Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire.
AOR AR7030, ewe antenna, Wellbrook ALA1530, antenna phaser, Winrad,
WaveLab, VAC, RecAll-PRO.

Jeff Haverlah Coastal Texas
Drake R7 (Gilfer Mod) Drake R8B Ten-Tec RX320/GNRX320
Panasonic RFB-65 JPS NIR-12/ANC-4 "wires" and loops
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73!