Monitoring System

Monitoring System DK2OM – Wolf Hadel Co-ordinator of IARUMS Region 1 Editor of the Newsletter HB9CET – Peter Jost Vice Co-ordinator of IARUMS Region 1

August 2013 The 26 members of the IARUMS Region 1 Monitoring Team:

++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++

ARI: DH7SA – Salvatore ++ ARSK: 5Z4NU - Ted ++ ASTRA: DL1BDF – Mustapha ++ DARC: DK2OM – Wolf ++ ERASD: SU1SA – Sayed ++ IARC: 4Z1AB – Amos ++ IRTS: EI5DD - Steve ++ KARS: 9K2RR – Faisal ++ MARL: 9H1M – Dominic ++ MRASZ: HA7PL - Laci ++ NARS: 5N9AYM – Yusuf ++ NRRL: LA4EU – Hans Arne ++ OEVSV: OE3GSA – Gerd ++ PZK: SP3SUZ – Wladyslaw ++ RAL: OD5RI – Riri ++ REP: CT4AN – Jose ++ RSGB: G4BOH - Chris ++ SARL: ZS1FCS - Fred ++ SRAL: OH2BLU - Pekka ++ SSA – Ullmar ++ UBA: ON4VJ - Johny URE: EA5DY - Salvador ++ USKA: HB9CET - Peter ++ VERON: PA2GRU - Dick ++ ZRS: S56ZDB – Darko ++ G3VZV – Graham (satellite) ++ TG9ADV – Jorge (Co-ordinator Region 2) ++ VK3MV – Peter (Co-ordinator Region 3) ++ DF8FE – (Webmaster assis.) ++ DL8AAM (ALE) ++ DJ7KG (BUOYS) ++ DF5SX (BC) ++ DARC (server support) ++ OD5TE (Hani) ++ VE6SH – Tim (IARU President) ++ PB2T – Hans (IARU R1 President) ++ 9A5W - Nikola (EC-IARU-R1 PTTs: German (BNetzA), BAKOM (Switzerland), OFCOM (UK) ++ Dutch AT ++ SK6AW – DX-Cluster ++ YO9RIJ - Petrica

Part 1: News and infos Part 2: Detailed reports of the national co-ordinators

Copyright © IARUMS Region 1 - DK2OM

Part 1: News and Infos 1. 10120 kHz – Ukraine SZRU in A3E (AM) The Ukraine Foreign Intelligence Service “SZRU” was active on 10120 kHz in A3E on every Wednesday at about 0830 UTC. The carrier started at 0830 utc, the messages began at 0843 utc. A female voice spelled encrypted MSGs like figures. Don’t forget: The 10 MHz-Band is a shared band! soundfile: http://www.iarums-r1.org/iarums/sound/10120-ukr.wav (recording by DK2OM)

2. 21060 kHz now free – success for Region 1 The Ukraine military system AT3004D (12 x 120 Bd BPSK) left 21060 kHz after a complaint by the German PTT (BNetzA). Many thanks to the German BNetzA! 3. Iran OTH radar on 28000 - 29700 kHz – still active The jumping Iran radar observed by the “GO2-Monitor” from Procitec. GO2 has direct access to the Perseus. Screenshot: Iran OTH radar with GO2 – bandwidth 500 kHz – testversion operated by DK2OM:

The sonagram window is much larger and shows more details than the small original Perseus window. The classifier could be more reliable. If you want more infos: http://www.go2signals.ch/home.html 4. 3700 - 3800 kHz- Russian OTH radar daily The Russian OTH radar at Makhachkala (Dagestan – Caspian Sea) was daily active and audible in Central Europe in the late evenings. Parameters: 43.5 sps covering 30 – 35 kHz. The NATO F1B on 3782 kHz from Portugal was disturbed.

5. 2 m threatened by pirates I got reports from dfifferent countries about pirates on our 2 m-band. Spain: Taxi-nets on 2 m in FM Canary Islands, Spanish fishery in the Bay of Biscay and private users in Germany, FM too. Please observe and infrom your national authorities in such cases. The cheap 2 m-handies from Far East are welcomed by pirates. 6. 3540 kHz – French fishery French fishery in USB, active every evening. No calls, no idents as usual. The 80 m-band is assigned to Amateur Radio on primary base but not exclusive. This band is not assigned to pirates. 7. 14000 and 21000 – fishery meeting points Both frequencies were daily abused by Portuguese and Spanish fishery (Galician fellows) I in USB and various times. 8. Beacon “V” on 7027.5 and 7122 kHz The “V” beacon on 7027.5 has been found by HB9CET and DK2OM in 2009 the first time. Now we received the beacon again. The signals are rather weak, so you can see them only on the sonagram sometimes. We got reception reports from 5Z4NU, DJ3IW, HB8CET, OE3GSA, PA2GRU, SM7WT, VK4TJ and DK2OM. On 7122 kHz many “V” signals were transmitted at the same time. The gaps between the centered “V” and the “V” below and abough had 100 Hz. Possibly spurious elements caused by defective powersupply. The location of both transmissions was Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, probably Russian military. Both transmissions were synchronous. soundfile: http://www.iarums-r1.org/iarums/sound/7027beacon-v.wav

(recording by DK2OM)

9. Digital broadband signal on 21000 kHz th The signal covered about 10 kHz and was active on August 25 all day. Location: Jekaterinburg. Russian military traffic on our exclusive bands increased during August!

10. Recommendation: ITU – Technical identification of digital signals - PDF http://www.itu.int/dms_pubrec/itu-r/rec/sm/R-REC-SM.1600-1-201209-I!!PDF-E.pdf

11. Homepage IARU Region 1 http://www.iaru-r1.org/ Homepage IARUMS Region 1 http://www.iarums-r1.org Homepage IARUMS Region 2 http://www.iaru-r2.org/ Homepage IARUMS Region 3 http://www.iaru-r3.org/ms/ Intruderlogger Region 1 http://peditio.net/intruder/bluechat.cgi ITU-Monitoring Reports: http://www.itu.int/ITU-R/index.asp?category=terrestrial&rlink=terrestrial-monitoring&lang=en

Part 2: Detailed reports of the national Co-ordinators DD = day *** MM = month *** dly = daily *** vt = various times *** vd = various days *** BD = Baud *** SH = shift *** SP = spacing *** Mode = mode of transmission *** A3E = AM *** A1A = CW *** J3E-U = USB *** J3E-L = LSB *** FSK (F1B) = frequency shift keying *** PSK = phase shift keying *** OFDM = othogonal frequency division multiplex ALE (MIL-188-141A) = automatic link establishment *** MUX = multiplex *** Ui (unid) = unidentified *** Illicit = illegal *** UiILL = unidentified illegal *** BC = broadcast *** MIL = military *** PTR = printer *** NGO = non governmental organization *** ITU = ITU country abbreviation *** PRC = People´s Republic of China *** PLA = People´s Liberation Army *** MFA = Ministry of Foreign Affairs *** MOI = Ministry of Interior *** MOPO = Ministry of Public Order *** IARUMS = IARU Monitoring System *** UTC = Universal Time Coordinated *** pps = pulses per second (earlier radar systems) *** sps = sweeps/sec (radar systems) *** FMCW = frequency modulated continuous wave (OTH and coastal Radars) 5BL = cyrillic 5 lettergroups

ARSK MONITORING OVERVIEW FOR AUGUST 2013 The only intruders detected were Radio Uganda on 7195 kHz, which continues in spite of several repeated complaints, Radio Hargeisha on 7120 kHz which continued as before with a very strong signal. E.H.M. Alleyne, 5Z4NU

********************************************************************************** ARSK – Kenya – 5Z4NU (Ted) H'd by ARSK

kHz 7120.0

UTC vt

dd dly

mm 8

ARSK

7195.0

0650 to midafternoon

dly

8

ITU Rep.of Somaliland UGA

Ident Hargeisha

Mode

Uganda Radio

A3E

Details Daily broadcasts. B'cast in KiSwahili, music, Luganda & English, to about 1200Z or later.

DARC 1 – Germany – DG0JBJ (Mario) DG0JBJ (Mario) observed 17 OTH radars on 20 m, 11 OTH radars on 15 m and 2 OTH radars on 10 m (not included the numerous jumping Iran OTH radar emissions) in August 2013.

DARC 2 – Germany - DK2OM (Wolf) FSK transmissions -> center frequency between mark and space PSK transmissions -> center frequency - ALE (MIL188-141A) -> USB frequency exclusive bands -> black – shared bands -> blue - voice traffic -> green - BC -> red SH = shift --- SP = spread (radar) – SPS = sweeps/sec (radar) DK2OM DK2OM

kHz 1812,0

UTC 2150

DD 16

MM ITU 08 POL

DK2OM

1881,4

vt

dly

08

DK2OM

1896,5

2005

13

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

3500,0 3500,3 3501,2 3502,3 3503,5

1922 1903 1907 1904 1922

DK2OM DK2OM

3504,0 3509,7

DK2OM

3511,5

IDENT

MODE USB LSB

BD

SH/SP

F

QPSK

100

100

08

D

PSK8

2400

2400

22 19 07 19 08

08 08 08 08 08

E CIS CIS CIS G

USB A3E A3E A3E FSK8

125

1750

1943 2009

10 31

08 08

RUS ISR

1924

22

08

UKR

F1B PSK4 PSK8 PSK2

40.5 75 2400 120

200 2600 2400 2600

no ITU

DETAILS Polish “PIP” – 14 tones – hyperbolic radio navigation system – BRAS-3/RS-10 - Polish Baltic coast - POL Navy – legal operation (ITU footnote) – daily, all day BC-PSK – radio navigation Nantes Stanag4285 – 600 bps long – German Navy - daily Spanish fishery – every evening CIS pirates, unstable carrier CIS pirates, unstable carrier CIS pirates, unstable carrier ALE – “XSS” “XPU” “XJR” – British MIL Tascomm – vt, daily - legal! system Frost1 - Moscow hybrid modem – ISR Navy – PSK4 parallel and PSK8 serial AT3004D – submode idle - west

DK2OM

kHz

UTC

DD

MM

ITU

DK2OM DK2OM

3513,0 3520,0

2132 1958

23 15

08 08

DK2OM DK2OM

3525,0 3527,0

1958 2155

25 07

DK2OM

3531,0

1920

DK2OM

3532,0

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

IDENT

MODE

BD

SH/SP

RUS HOL

F1B USB

75

200

08 08

G RUS

USB F1B

50

200

02

08

RUS

1929

22

08

F

PSK4

75

2400

3535,0 3540,0 3540,0 3540,5 3550,0

0748 1847 1910 1941 06

16 19 23 08 24

08 08 08 08 08

F F E

120

2600

F

USB USB USB PSK2 A3E

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

3550,0 3550,0 3550,0 3553,8

vt 1914 1750 ady

vd 19 24 dly

08 08 08 08

ALG F E TUR

FSK8 USB USB PSK8

125

1750

2400

2400

DK2OM DK2OM

3555,8 3585,0

2018 2000

19 dly

08 08

TWN

DK2OM DK2OM

3586,0 3587,0

1953 vt

30 vd

08 08

RUS E no ITU

F1B FSK8

100 125

250 1750

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

3590,0 3595,0 3597,0 3617,0

1912 vt vt vt

23 dly dly dly

08 08 08 08

E D D HRV 9A5EX

USB FSK8 PSK8 FSK8

125 2400 125

1750 2400 1750

DK2OM

3622,5

1800

dly

08

J

DK2OM

3705,0

1844

10

08

RUS

FMCW

30k

DK2OM

3705,0

1947

12

08

RUS

FMCW

35k

DK2OM

3756,0

ady

dly

08

UKR

A3E

DK2OM

3761,5

vt

vd

08

POL

FSK8

125

1750

DK2OM DK2OM

3767,0 3770,0

1940 1826

29 18

08 08

RUS RUS

PSK2A FMCW

120

2600 35k

DK2OM

3775,0

1935

21

08

RUS

FMCW

30k

DK2OM

3775,0

1827

23

08

RUS

FMCW

30k

DK2OM

3782,0

ady

dly

08

POR

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

3791,0 3797,0 7000,0

vt 1756 1930

vd 27 02

08 08 08

D DK0ESD RUS ISR

REA4

HLL

JMH

CTP

N0N

USB F1C

F1C

F1B

75

850

FSK8 PSK2 N0N

125 120

1750 2600

DETAILS of Kiev Kaliningrad Dutch fishery – also: 16.08.2013 at 0735 utc UK fishery system Frost1 – Severomorsk daily carrier with spurious emissions, RUS airforce Moscow, ident: 2040 utc – daily, all day LINK11-CLEW on both sidebands (5800 Hz wide) – area of Brest – legal! French fishery French fishery Spanish fishery AT3004D French amateurs not respecting the bandplans – daily (unstable carriers) ALE, “IU50” “IU52” “FN50” French fishery Spanish fishery Stanag4285 – TUR MIL Ankara Scandinavians, engine noise 120 rpm, IOC 576, Wxfax daily legal! unclean signal - Kaliningrad ALE, “TVV” “TXX” - Spanish Guardia Civil Spanish fishery ALE – German customs Link11 SLEW ALE, “9A5EX” – HAM-ALE just for info Tokyo Meteo – 120 rpm – IOC576 – daily, legal!!! OTHR – 43.5 sps – 3705 – 3735 kHz - Makhachkala – Caspian Sea – also: 15.08.2013 at 2005 utc OTHR – 43.5 sps – 3705 – 3740 kHz – Makhachkala – Caspian Sea UKR – pip – 14 tones – hyperbolic navigation system – BRAS-2/RS-10 ALE, “NI9” “PL7” “AB2” – Polish MIL AT3004D - Kaliningrad OTHR – 43.5 sps – 3770 – 3805 kHz – Makhachkala – Caspian Sea OTHR – 43.5 sps – 3775 – 3805 kHz - Makhachkala – Caspian Sea – also: 24.08.2013 at 1818 utc OTHR – 43.5 sps – 3775 – 3805 kHz – Makhachkala – Caspian Sea POR Navy headquarter Lisbon – disturbed by Russian OTH radar on 18.08.2013 at 1945 utc ALE, “DK0ESD” – just for info! AT3004D - Kaliningrad carrier with spurious in 50 Hz increments - daily

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

kHz 7000,0 7000,0

UTC 1832 1834

DD 26 26

MM ITU IDENT 08 08 UKR D

MODE LSB A1A

DK2OM DK2OM

7005,0 7020,0

1748 vt

22 vd

08 08

FEa

DK2OM

7020,0

1453

04

08

INS

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

7027,5 7032,0 7038,7

1658 1658 2013

19 06 15

08 08 08

KGZ RUS UKR

D

USB LSB A1A PSK2A A1A

DK2OM

7038,8

---

---

08

RUS

P

A1A

DK2OM

7038,9

2013

15

08

RUS

S

A1A

DK2OM

7039,0

---

---

08

RUS

C

A1A

DK2OM

7039,1

---

---

08

KGZ

A

A1A

DK2OM

7039,2

ady

dly

08

RUS

F

A1A

DK2OM

7039,3

ady

dly

08

RUS

K

A1A

DK2OM

7039,4

ady

dly

08

RUS

M

A1A

DK2OM 7039,95

ady

dly

08

I

IZ3DVW

A1A

LSB FSK8

BD

SH/SP

125

1750

120

2600

DK2OM DK2OM

7040,0 7040,5

vt vt

dly dly

08 08

F F6BAZ HRV

FSK8 FSK8

125 125

1750 1750

DK2OM DK2OM

7049,5 7054,0

vt ---

dly ---

08 08

HRV 9A0ALE RUS

FSK8 F1B

1250 50

1750 200

DK2OM

7055,5

10

2208

08

GEO

FSK8

125

1750

DK2OM DK2OM

7057,3 7070,0

0331 vt

12 vd

08 08

GEO GEO

PSK8 FSK8

2400 125

2400 1750

DK2OM

7080,0

0300

21

08

RUS

A1A

DK2OM

7088,0

2030

07

08

N. Sea

F1B

75

200

DK2OM DK2OM

7091,5 7099,5

0808 vt

28 vd

08 08

UKR HRV 9A0ZG

F1B FSK8

40.5 125

250 1750

DK2OM

7102,0

0604

29

08

125

1750

DK2OM DK2OM

7110,0 7110,0

vt 1530

dly 05

08 08

HRV 9A0ALE FSK8 SUI D HRV 9A0ALE FSK8 UKR RCV PSK2A

125 120

1750 2600

DK2OM

7110,0

2123

28

08

CHN

FMCW

10k

DK2OM

7115,0

2123

28

08

CHN

FMCW

10k

DK2OM DK2OM

7120,0 7122,0

1700 2028

dly 22

08 08

SOM KGZ

A3E A1A

9k

DK2OM DK2OM

7132,0 7140,0

1828 1759

26 22

08 08

RUS

no ITU

V

PSK2A PSK2

120 120

2600 2600

DETAILS Scandinavian pirates Cluster beacon – Sevastopol RUS Navy – “RCV” – spurious from 7038.7 kHz Far East pirates ALE, “CS5004A” “RS0013D” – NC3A network? – area of Kosovo Indonesian pirates – village radio - daily beacon “V” - Bishkek AT3004D - Smolensk Cluster beacon – Sevastopol RUS Navy – “RCV” Cluster beacon – Kaliningrad RUS Navy – “RMP” - defective on July 5th Cluster beacon – Severomorsk RUS Navy – „RIT“ Cluster beacon - Moscow RUS Navy - “RIW” Cluster beacon – Bishkek RUS Navy – “RJH25” Cluster beacon - Vladivostok RUS Navy - “RJS” Cluster beacon - Petropavlovsk Kamchatskiy - RUS Navy Pacific fleet - “RCC” Cluster beacon – Magadan RUS Navy – „RTS“ IZ3DVW – uncoordinated beacon, daily, all day ALE, “F6BAZ” – just for info ALE, “9A5EX” “9A0ALE” – just for info Amateur ALE, just for info! CIS50-50 - RUS Navy Moscow – not active ALE, “111” “132” “133” Georgia MIL-188-110A – West Georgia ALE, “MV” “244” “686” “334” “204” RMW46, RGR87, RGR90 Moscow Russian ship, North Sea, west of Tromsoe system Frost1 - Lviv ALE, “9A0ZG” “9A5EX” “9A0OS” – just for info! ALE, “9A0ALE” “HB9MHB” “9A0ZG” “DK0ESD” – just for info! ALE, “9A0ALE” – just for info AT3004D – RUS Navy Sevastopol – also: 23.08.2013 at 0305 utc Chinese OTH radar - 66.7 sps 3.7 sec bursts Chinese OTH radar - 66.7 sps 3.7 sec bursts Radio Hargaysa Somalia, daily beacon “V” - Bishkek - rough sounding signal, synchronous with 7027.5 kHz – even audible in Japan AT3004D – Voronezh AT3004D - Kaliningrad

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

kHz 7146,0 7152,5 7156,0 7162,0

UTC 1040 1611 0430 1612

DD 31 17 21 21

MM 08 08 08 08

BD 120 75 120 75

SH/SP 2600 250 2600 250

DK2OM

7174,6

1850

11

08

IRN

A3E

DK2OM DK2OM

7178,0 7184,0

0609 2050

07 08

08 08

RUS UKR

PSK2A PSK2A

120 120

2600 2600

DK2OM

7185,5

vt

dly

08

DK2OM

7186,0

1525

05

08

D HRV RUS

FSK8

125

1750

PSK2A

120

2600

DK2OM

7197,0

vt

vd

08

TUR

FSK8

125

1750

DK2OM

7197,0

1830

dly

08

RUS

PSK2

62

2800

DK2OM

7197,0

1425

06

08

UKR

PSK2A

120

2600

DK2OM

7200,0

2200

28

08

A3E

DK2OM 10100,8

ady

dly

08

CHN TWN D

F1B

50

450

DK2OM 10112,0

ady

dly

08

TUR

PSK8

2400

2400

10113,0 10114,8 10118,0 10120,0

vt 0609 1533 1349

dly 15 07 04

08 08 08 08

TUN no ITU RUS RUS RUS

FSK8 F1B F1B PSK2A

125 100 75 120

1750 1000 250 2600

DK2OM 10120,0

0843

14

08

UKR

A3E

DK2OM 10130,0 DK2OM 10136,0

vt 1920

dly 13

08 07

RUS

FSK8 F1B

125 50

1750 200

DK2OM 10144,0

1600

01

08

D

DK2OM 10145,0 DK2OM 10145,5

0655 vt

31 vd

08 08

PSK4B FSK8

120 125

2600 1750

DK2OM 10146,0 DK2OM 10150,0

1536 1914

07 13

08 08

120

2600

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

14000,0 14000,0 14000,0 14001,0 14001,8

1420 1840 1607 vt 0427

01 01 26 dly 24

08 08 08 08 08

125

1750

E CHN SDN

PSK4B Super darn USB FSK8 USB FSK8 PSK8

125 2400

1750 2400

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

14002,2 14005,6 14008,0 14011,0 14020,0 14026,0

2126 2200 0736 2122 2123 1934

06 08 04 18 18 03

08 08 08 08 08 08

CLN FEa RUS INS INS RUS

LSB USB F1B USB USB PSK2A

50

250

120

2600

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

ITU IDENT UKR RUS UKR RUS

RIT

DK0WCY

RUS HRV 9A5EX S/D RUS

E

MODE PSK2A F1B PSK2A F1B

A1A

DETAILS AT3004D - Sevastopol Kaliningrad AT3004D - Sevastopol Kaliningrad – space QRG disturbed by an amateur in North Germany spurious from IRIB Tehran on 7240 kHz AT3004D – Volgograd AT3004D – Sevastopol – RUS navy ALE, “9A5EX” “DK0ESD” just for info - daily AT3004D – Severomorsk – also: 12.08.2013 at 1820 utc ALE, “8241” “206102” “8151” “3021” “3761” “8021” “8141” – Turkish Sivil Avunma = Turkish Civil Defense - source: DL8AAM 7197 – 7199.8 kHz - broadband PSK signal from Radio Rossii on 7215 kHz – also: 7230 kHz daily AT3004D – Sevastopol – RUS navy 2 BCs in Chinese language – Chinese BC and SOH Baudot - German Weatherservice – legal! Stanag4285 – 600 bps long – NE of Izmir ALE, “TUD” CIS14 – Penza - daily Moscow - daily AT3004D – Smolensk – also: 16.08.2013 at 1650 utc female voice with encrypted msgs – figures – “SZRU” = Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine at Rivne – every Wednesday – carrier at 0830 utc – msg at 0843 utc Thales 3000 Far East Russia – also: 24.07.2013 at 1740 utc 10143.986 kHz - DK0WCY – German aurora beacon – just for info! AT3104D – Moscow ALE, “9A5EX” “SM5VRH” “DK0ESD” - just for info AT3104D - Irkutsk Superdarn – ionospheric radar Spanish fishery ALE, “1Ns” “Xm” – 60 deg. Spanish fishery ALE, “397” MIL-188-110A – Juba – South Sudan Sri Lanka pirates Far East pirates Moscow Indonesian pirates Indonesian pirates AT3004D – Moscow – traffic and submode idle – various days

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

UTC 1338 vt 0520 0657 0500 0818

DD 09 vd 01 13 04 03

50

SH/SP 250 1750 10k 250

DK2OM 14108,0

vt

vd

08

RUS

DK2OM 14109,0

0827

17

08

ISR

FSK8

125

1750

14116,0 14140,0 14150,0 14162,0 14171,0 14192,0

1005 0945 0900 0919 0633 vt

09 31 26 02 20 vd

08 08 08 08 08 08

RUS RUS RUS

F1B PSK2A FMCW PSK2A PSK2A F1B

75 120

250 2600 20k 2600 2600 200

DK2OM 14192,0 DK2OM 14193,0 DK2OM 14205,0

0920 0510 vt

08 01 dly

08 08 08

RUS CHN

F1B FMCW FSK8

125 125

200 10k 1750

DK2OM 14221,0 DK2OM 14240,0

2108 0740

15 04

08 08

KGZ RUS

F1B F1B

41.9 75

200 250

14260,0 14264,2 14265,0 14280,0 14292,0 14295,0 14295,0

vt 0100 vt 0920 0904 vt 0826

dly 01 vd 08 01 dly 19

08 08 08 08 08 08 08

SRB CLN TUR

FSK8 LSB FSK8

125

1750

125

1750

F1B FSK8 FMCW

75 125

500 1750 10k

DK2OM 14295,1

ady

dly

08

TJK

DK2OM 14298,0

0845

14

08

DK2OM 14305,0 DK2OM 14317,0

0515 vt

01 vd

08 08

CHN UKR

DK2OM 14318,6

0750

31

08

RUS

F1B

DK2OM 14344,7

ady

dly

08

CHN

OFDM

DK2OM 14346,0

vt

dly

08

FSK8

DK2OM 14346,0

vt

dly

08

HRV RUS D THA HS0ZEA

DK2OM 18070,0 DK2OM 18107,0

0815 vt

28 vd

08 08

CYP RUS

DK2OM 18140,0 DK2OM 21000,0 DK2OM 21000,0

vt 1704 1637

dly 03 12

08 08 08

SRB CLN SDN

DK2OM 21000,0

0815

05

08

CHN

unknown

DK2OM 21000,0 DK2OM 21000,0

1420 0730

14 25

08 08

RUS

unknown

DK2OM 21000,0

0910

25

08

E

USB

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

kHz 14040,0 14060,0 14063,0 14064,0 14090,0 14094,0

MM ITU IDENT 08 RUS 08 ISR 08 CHN 08 08 E 08 GRC

BD 75 125

A1A 4X1

RUS RUS

no ITU

RUS SRB RUS

MODE F1B FSK8 FMCW F1B USB A3E

YU1BI

120 120 50

A3E

RCV

RDL

YU1BI

unid

3000

FMCW A1A

10k

600 1200

600 1200 2400

125

1750

50

20k 200

125

2600

A1A

FMCW F1B

FSK8 USB USB

DETAILS Kaliningrad - daily ALE, “AAA” - Israel Chinese OTH burst radar dirty signal female persons in Spanish voice IM product, Voice of Greece at Avlis, reported by DJ9KR – confirmed by DK2OM at 1845 utc – same as on15650 kHz idents: PCM, 1QID, T2GW, 5BB2 – RUS MIL Moscow ALE, “4X1” “CT2IXQ” – just for info! Far East Russia AT3004D - Krasnoyarsk OTH radar – 50 sps - Moscow AT3004D – Velikyie Luki AT3004D – Velikiye Luki RUS Navy Kaliningrad – often daily RUS Navy Kaliningrad Chinese OTH burst radar ALE, “505” “822” – 60 deg. from DL - CHN ? Bishkek Moscow– also: 08.08.2013 at 1034 utc - daily ALE, “YU1BI” – just for info! Sri Lanka pirates ALE, “526” frequency hopper Shelkovo, east of Moscow ALE, “YU1BI” – just for info! OTH radar – 50 sps – long lasting – east of Moscow 3rd from Radio Tajik on 4765 kHz unid broadband signal, 60 deg. from DL Chinese OTH burst radar RUS naval base Sevastopol encrypted, cyrillic letters DPRK-FSK 600 DPRK-FSK 1200 – North Korean emba Moscow similar MIL-188-110A preamble – 14344.650 kHz – 49 tones ALE, “9A0ZG” “RX3ARZ” “DK0ESD” – just for info – various times, daily HS0ZEA beacon – 14345.950 kHz - every 5 minutes – just for info! OTH radar Cyprus – 50 sps Moscow – idle and traffic – Russian navy – various days and times – legal operation ALE, “YU1BI” – just for info! Sinhala fishery MFA Sudan – Khartoum with emba Yemen – voice traffic mysterious chirps – 21000 – 21200 kHz frequency hopper digital broadband signal – 10 kHz wide - Jekaterinburg Spanish fishery, Galician voice, daily, various times

DK2OM kHz DK2OM 21000,0

UTC 0930

DD 29

MODE USB

BD

SH/SP

DK2OM 21000,0 DK2OM 21002,1

1824 1636

30 12

08 08

SDN

F1B

100

170

DK2OM 21010,3 DK2OM 21096,0

1644 vt

12 dly

08 08

FEa INS YD0OXH

USB FSK8

125

1750

DK2OM 21132,0 DK2OM 21145,0

1933 vt

02 dly

08 08

MRC

FSK8

125

1750

DK2OM 21210,0

0655

24

08

AUS

FMCW

10k

DK2OM 21235,0

0612

07

08

AUS

FMCW

10k

DK2OM 21240,0 DK2OM 21263,0 DK2OM 21290,0

0719 0120 0637

08 01 08

08 08 08

AUS AUS CHN

FMCW FMCW FMCW

10k 20k 10k

21300,0 21384,0 21395,0 21400,0

0820 0722 0911 0755

05 09 18 24

08 08 08 08

AUS CHN ? CHN

FMCW FMCW A3E

10k 10k

unknown

10k

DK2OM 21422,3 DK2OM 21438,0

0908 vt

18 dly

08 08

UKR

DK2OM 21446,0

ady

dly

08

THA HS0ZEA

A1A

DK2OM 25000,0

1505

21

08

FIN

A3E

DK2OM 28000,0

vt

dly

08

B

A3E

DK2OM 28000,0

vt

dly

08

CIS

F3E

DK2OM 28000,0

vt

dly

08

IRN

FMCW

60k

DK2OM 28000,0

1614

01

08

MEa

A3E

8000

DK2OM 28001,0

1447

07

08

DK2OM 28005,0 DK2OM 28005,0

1905 0845

05 01

08 08

E RUS

A3E F3E

28005,0 28030,0 28035,0 28040,1

1824 1015 1937 2001

26 06 02 02

08 08 08 08

B POR B POR

A3E F1B A3E F1B

DK2OM 28040,1

2002

02

08

POR

28045,0 28065,0 28075,0 28085,0 28100,2

1936 2006 1941 1920 1956

05 02 02 05 02

08 08 08 08 08

DK2OM 28105,0 DK2OM 28115,0 DK2OM 28135,0

2006 1943 1628

02 02 01

08 08 08

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

MM ITU IDENT 08 POR

RCV

A3E A1A

unknown

51

320

51

320

F1B

51

320

B B B B POR

A3E A3E A3E A3E F1B

51

320

B B RUS

A3E A3E F3E

DETAILS Portuguese fishery – ship engine audible frequency hopper 21002.15 kHz - Pactor 1 encrypted – MFA Sudan – Khartoum with emba Yemen Far East pirates ALE, “YD0OXH3” – daily, various times - just for info! frequency hopper ALE, “B301”, “C3”, “IR4” “T4” “E4” “A2” “CD” “K3” – various times, daily OTH radar JORN - 34.5 and 29.4 sps – 2 sec bursts OTH Radar JORN bursts with different sweeprates OTH Radar JORN bursts OTH Radar JORN bursts OTH radar – 35.7, 33.3, 30.3 sps bursts OTH Radar JORN bursts OTH radar - 48 sps bursts BC spurious digital broadband signal – 10 kHz wide BC spurious RIP90 de RCV - RUS Navy Sevastopol - daily HS0ZEA beacon – every 5 minutes - just for info! time signal Helsinki – just for info – carrier on 25000 – dots on 25001 and 24999 – daily, all day 28000 – 28325 numerous Brazilian CBers 28000 – 29700 numerous CIS taxi nets OTH Radar Iran – 307 and 870 sps – jumping between 28000 and 29700 kHz daily carrier on 28000.0 and 7 dots on each sidebands (master and slave) – 8 kHz wide – 120 deg from DL – hyperbolic navigation system (BRAS-3 or RS-10) mysterious oscillation, very unstable, long lasting - southwest Spanish CBers – daily taxi net St. Peterburg, daily, all day Brazilian CBers F1B bursts - west of Lisbon Brazilian CBers F1B bursts – west of Lisbon, daily, all day – Enagal GPS buoy F1B bursts - west of Lisbon – Enagal GPS buoys Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers F1B bursts - 28100.160 kHz west of Lisbon – Enagal GPS buoys Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers taxi – Caucasus, daily

DK2OM kHz DK2OM 28145,0 DK2OM 28145,0

UTC 1837 1117

DD 03 09

MM ITU IDENT 08 RUS 08 E

DK2OM 28145,0 DK2OM 28146,0

1934 vt

05 vd

08 08

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

28150,0 28165,0 28175,0 28175,0 28185,0 28185,6

1635 2007 1943 0958 1949 vt

26 02 02 22 02 vd

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

28200,0 28205,0 28235,0 28245,0 28250,3

vt 1919 1948 1913 0938

DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM

28255,0 28270,0 28285,0 28285,0 28285,0 28295,8 28305,0 28305,0 28315,0 28315,0 28322,0 28460,0

MODE F3E A3E

BD

SH/SP

A3E FSK8

125

1750

08 08 08 08 08 08

B ARG B E B B E B SAm

F3E A3E A3E A3E A3E F1B

302.0

202

dly 05 02 05 22

08 08 08 08 08

POR B B B GAB

F1B A3E A3E A3E A3E

51

320

2007 1819 1657 1921 1035 1422 vt 1820 1945 0910 1922 1826

02 26 26 05 28 24 dly 26 02 06 05 08

08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08

B B RUS B E E RUS B B I B GAB

A3E A3E F3E A3E A3E LSB F3E A3E A3E A3E A3E A3E

DK2OM 29005,0 DK2OM 29015,0 DK2OM 29250,0

0855 0859 ---

07 07 ---

08 08 08

I I E

A3E A3E F1B

81.9

140

DK2OM 29375,0

---

--

08

I

F1B

81.9

140

DK2OM 29387,5

---

--

08

IND

F1B

81.9

140

DK2OM 29450,0

---

--

08

MRC

F1B

81.9

140

DK2OM 29500,0

1014

11

08

G

F1B

81.9

140

DK2OM 29525,0

---

---

08

MRC

F1B

81.9

140

DK2OM 29684,8

0900

07

08

I

serial

DK2OM 29699,8

0900

07

08

I

serial

IRTS – Ireland – EI5DD (Steve) KARS – Kuwait – 9K2RR (Faisal)

1800

1000

DETAILS taxi – Caucasus, daily, all day Spanish CBers – daily, every morning Brazilian CBers ALE, “LU8EX” “PY2TI” “DL1” – just for info! Spanish CBers Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers Spanish CBers Brazilian CBers data bursts – South America – daily, all day F1B bursts - west of Lisbon Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers carrier and dots in USB and LSB, bursts every 60 sec – 28250.255 kHz carrier – Gabon – daily and all day Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers taxi – Rostov na Donu Brazilian CBers Spanish CBers Spanish CBers – roger beep taxi - Krasnodar Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers Italian CBers Brazilian CBers carrier and dots in USB and LSB, bursts every 60 sec – Gabon – daily and all day Italian CBers Italian CBers Datawell-buoy “Waverider” – 29249.907 kHz – Fuerteventura - daily, all day Datawell-buoy “Waverider” – 29374.898 kHz – Galatone, South Italy - daily, all day Datawell-buoy “Waverider” – 29387,460 kHz – Indian NW coast, close to Pakistan - daily, all day Datawell-buoy “Waverider” – 29449.963 kHz - area of El Aaiun – Morocco - daily, all day Datawell-buoy “Waverider” – area of Gibraltar – daily, all day Datawell-buoy “Waverider” – 29524.990 kHz - Agadir Morocco – daily, all day serial modem, Italian MIL Brescia – Sporadic E! serial modem, Italian MIL Brescia – Sporadic E!

MRASZ – Hungary - HA7PL (Laci) SOC MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ

kHz 3505,0 3549,3 7000,0 7000,0 7000,0 7000,1 7000,1 7016,0 7018,0 7027,5 7032,0 7032,0 7038,7 7038,8 7038,9 7070,0 7091,5 7091,5 7092,0 7120,0 7132,0 7159,8 14008,0 14058,1 14070,0 14071,0

UTC 1821 1948 1847 1845 1820 1829 1739 0924 0835 1915 1914 1840 ady 1257 ady 1603 1815 0959 1139 ady ady 1551 1123 1235 1831 0848

DD 2 29 21 23 26 2 23 16 23 6 6 10 dly 7 dly 17 2 14 23 dly 26 26 1 11 10 27

MM 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8

MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ

14138,0 14192,0 14292,0 14292,0 14295,0 14295,0 14295,0 18070,0

1442 1246 1125 0751 1812 1853 1810 1752

17 6 1 2 2 7 30 23

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8

ITU

IDENT

UKR

D

KGZ

V

UKR RUS RUS

D P S

SOM

RUS

RUS RUS RUS TJK TJK TJK

MODE ??? N0N N0N N0N A1A N0N LSB BPSK N0N A1A BPSK BPSK A1A A1A A1A A3E N0N F1B BPSK A3E BPSK N0N F1B A1A USB USB BPSK F1B F1B F1B A3E A3E A3E OTHR

SH

DETAILS digital SSTV

"D" beacon as a line hum; also on day 7, 10 italian non HAM male's AT3004D "V" beacon on days 7, 23, 25, 29 AT3004D AT3004D "D" beacon "P" beacon "S" beacon uni. music 250

iddling AT3004D "Radio Hargaysa", daily AT3004D also on days: 27,29,30

250 "VVV +" uni. male/female "agyin, dva, raz, dva" russian lang. AT3004D 200 200 200 3rd. harmonic fm 4765 kHz 3rd. harmonic fm 4765 kHz 3rd. harmonic fm 4765 kHz till 18095 kHz

OEVSV – Austria – OE3GSA (Gerd) SOC oevsv oevsv oevsv oevsv oevsv oevsv oevsv oevsv oevsv oevsv

kHz 3550.0 7006.5 7027.5 7027.5 7088.8 14092.0 14191.0 14239.0 18090.0 28065.0

UTC 0525 0600 1550 2040 0605 0545 0715 0545 0530 1955

DD 29 12 22 24 28 29 08 13 21 13

MM ITU IDENT 08 unid unid 08 unid unid 08 V 08 V 08 unid unid 08 unid unid 08 RUS unid 08 unid 08 unid unid 08 unid unid

PZK – Poland – SP3UZ (Wladyslaw)

MODE A3E F1B A1A A1A A1A A1A F1B F1B FMCW A3E

BD

SH 200

DETAILS males chatting QJG K in A1A at the end 579 max unid alphabet groops of 5

50

200 band unusable males in portuguese

REP – Portugal – CT4AN (Jose Francisco) SOC

kHz

REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP

3500,0 3515,0 3525,0 3535,0 3545,0 3702,0 3790,0 7012,5 7038,6 7038,7 7038,8 7039,0 7039,1 7039,2 7039,3 7039,5 7040,0 7070,0 7070,0 10100,0 10115,0 10120,0 10131,0 10145,0 14000,0 14005,0 14008,0 14153,0 14180,0 14185,0 14195,0 14238,0 18100,0 21001,5 21020,0 21205,0 28000,0 28040,0 28075,0 28100,0 28170,0 28175,0 28195,0 28265,0 28475,0 28500,0 28500,0 28700,0 28715,0 28815,0

UTC DD MM 07.23 20.36 08.44 20.14 18.26 07.58 08.11 07.55 20.05 23.00 23.11 23.19 20.18 22.44 21.02 22.00 22.30 17.10 06.56 22.19 22.37 14.22 18.33 21.00 10.31 12.15 07.57 20.58 06.50 16.04 11.28 21.40 19.00 13.45 07.07 13.47 19.19 Dly 18.58 07.13 08.26 10.51 12.44 09.46 18.45 07.45 Dly 15.04 15.30 14.54

15 10 28 15 22 15 08 24 11 09 09 09 11 11 14 14 19 22 23 02 02 01 03 04 08 16 21 01 20 06 05 9 18 12 23 16 11 Dly 30 13 3 23 11 11 15 19 Dly 20 20 21

08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08

REP

28940,0

07.11 14

08

P

J3E-U

REP REP REP

29125,0 29265,0 29690,0

08.02 21 18.25 21 17.11 2

08 08 08

RUS

REP

28x 29x

08

RUS

F3E FMCW J3E F3E A3E

Dly

Dly

ITU

IDENT MODE BD

E

RUS E E RUS UKR RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS E I

S D P C A F K M

MRC

RUS I

RUS B RUS P B

F

P P MRC B

RSGB - Great Britain – G4BOH (Chris)

J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U A1A A1A A1A A1A A1A A1A A1A A1A J3E-U J3E-L J3E-L A3E A1A J3E-U FMCW FMCW F1B 300 F1B 75 F1B 50 J3E-U FMCW J3E-U F1B 50 F1B 75 J3E-U F1B 100 FMCW J3E-U J3E-U F1B 51 FMCW J3E-U J3E F3E F3E F3E A3E A3E F1B 82 A3E F3E F3E

SH

425 500 250

250 250 150

300

140

DETAILS Fishermen Fishermen Unid ssb ops Unid ops Unid language fishery Navy comms Spanish fishery Fishermen talking with family KALININGRAD, ADY, DLY SEVASTOPOL, ADY, DLY MURMANSK, ADY, DLY MOSCOW, ADY, DLY VOLGOGRAD, ADY, DLY KAMCHATSKY, ADY, DLY VOLGOGRAD, ADY, DLY MAGADAN, ADY, DLY Fishermen Music jamming QSOs on freq. Music jammer Number Station - 5 letters Number Station – 6 digit Many morrocan fishermen OTH radar OTH radar RY Unid FSK Russian unid F1B system Talks ship to ship OTH Radar 20kHz / 50Hz Music jamming QSOs Encrypted russian FSK Unid F1B encrypted Brazilian intruders vocoder "Yakhta" daily OTH radar 20kHz Portuguese fishermen Brazilian ops disturbing QRSS Buoy cluster, 2 units few Hz apart Iranian OTH radar, Brazil AM ops Unid op tunning QRO, counting French freebanders CIS taxis and fishermen YL taxi dispatcher CIS taxi dispatchers Portuguese fishermen Portuguese fishermen Buoy outside the port of Tanger Brazilian pirates CIS taxi dispatcher CIS taxi dispatcher Portuguese fishermen, repeat mutual offences Russian taxi dispatcher OTH radar 20khz 25Hz Far East fishermen Daily mess of Russian taxis and Brazilian CB's

SRAL – Finland – OH2BLU (Pekka) Society SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL

QRG 7000,0

TIME DD 1400- 1.0700 11. 7000,0 1530- 19.0600 25. 7000,0 0650- 1. 4. 0810 7008,0 0600* 1430 7010,0 1555- 26. 1635 7010,75 0655- 23. 0740 7013,0 0800- 20. 0840 7016,0 0600- 12. 1410 21. 7018,0 0845 23. 7022,0 1900- 4. 8. 0700 7022,0 1355- 18. 1415 7027,0 1920 26. 7031,0 0835 12. 7032,0 h24 1.19. 7034,0 1400 11. 7037,0 0900- 3. 4. 1420 7038,7 h24 dly 7038,8 0440* 1930

SRAL SRAL

7038,9 7039,0

SRAL SRAL

7042,0 7044,0

SRAL

7045,0

SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL

7048,5 7054,0 7059,0 7060,0 7070,5 7075,0

SRAL

7086,4

SRAL

7088,0

SRAL SRAL

7090,0 7091,5

SRAL SRAL SRAL

7093,5 7099,0 7102,5

SRAL SRAL

7105,0 7110,0

SRAL

7110,5

SRAL

7113,9

h24 dly 0315* 1815 1340 11. 0930- 3. 30. 1620 1010- 23. 1652/ 0420 14. 0325 22. 1635 7. 1030 21. 1435 12. 1015- 9. 18. 1930 0800- 21. 1030 29. 03459. 0700 2250 27. 0940* 1853/ 0935 12. 0600 27. 1630- 3. 4. 0245 1050 8. 18005. 1930 1630- 14. 1930 1430- 14. 1930

MM CTRY 8 ISR

IDENT UiPTR

MODE F1B

8

UiCarr

N0N

8

UiMUX

PSK2

8

UiPTR

F1B

8

UiMUX

PSK2

8

UiCarr

N0N

8

UiMUX

PSK2

8

UiPTR

F1B

200

8 8

UiPTR UiPTR

F1A F1B

200

8

UiMUX

PSK2

120

2600

8 8 8

UiMUX UiPTR UiMUX

PSK2 F1B PSK2

120

2600

120

2600

UiPTR UiMUX

F1B PSK2

120

2600

RUS

8 8

BD

SH REMARKS 200 50 Hz dotter

120

2600 250 Days: 2. 12. 13. 19. 31.

120

2600

120

2600

xxx- msg

8 8

UKR RUS

D P

A1A A1A

Sevastopol Kaliningrad, days: 1. 7. 8. 22. 25. 26. 25Hz mod. on 22. & 25. Severomorsk Moscow, days: 3. 10. 11. 13. 14. 18. 19. 20. 22. 24.

8 8

RUS RUS

S C

A1A A1A

8 8

UiPTR PSLB

F1B A1A

8

UiCarr

N0N

8 8 8 8 8 8

UiCW UiMUX UiMUX UiMUX UiPTR UiMUX

A1A PSK2 PSK2 PSK2 F1B PSK2

8

UiPTR

F1B

8

UiPTR

F1B

8 8

UiMUX UiPTR

8 8 8

UiMUX UiMUX UiMUX

PSK2 F1B/ N0N PSK2 PSK2 PSK2

120 120 120

2600 250 Idling, days: 1. 2. 4. 11. 18. 23. 27. 2600 2600 2600

8 8

UiCW UiMUX

A1A PSK2

120

2600

8

UiPTR

F1B

8

UiCarr

N0N

MR 5F

120 120 120 120

MR 5BL 2600 2600 2600 250 idling 2600 500

120

MR 5F

500

Society SRAL

QRG 7120,0

SRAL

7120,0

SRAL

7131,0

SRAL

7123,0

SRAL

7132,0

SRAL

7134,9

SRAL

7140,0

SRAL

7151,5

SRAL

7152,5

SRAL SRAL SRAL

7160,0 7166,0 7167,0

SRAL SRAL

7172,0 7172,0

SRAL

7175 A

SRAL

7181,6

SRAL

7184,0

SRAL

7186,0

SRAL

7191,0

SRAL

7197,0

SRAL SRAL

7195,07200,0 7200,0

SRAL

7201,0

SRAL

14000,0

SRAL

14008,0

SRAL

14026,0

SRAL SRAL SRAL

14028,0 14030,0 14066,0

SRAL

14116,0

SRAL

14118,0

SRAL

14162,0

SRAL SRAL

14169,0 14192,0

SRAL

14221,0

SRAL

14240,0

SRAL

14277,0

TIME 03150400 15001900 08300915 02001930 h24 16201632/ 06451900 06000700 04301930 0805 0810 07401230 0800 02401800 18201835 03301603/ 04251920 03151930 11301430 17130400 17152100 22002300 18551903/ 12001530 03451000 18000834/ 0545 0810 07350835 07501920 08501645 08450940 0650 05001930 19000500 08001930 10051011/

DD dly

MM CTRY 8 SOM

dly

8

12.

8

IDENT R. Hargeisa R. Hargeisa UiPTR

8.10. 26.31. 29.

8

UiPTR

F1B

UiMUX

PSK2

8

UiPTR

F1B

21. 22. 4.

8

UiMUX

PSK2

8

UiPTR

F1B

250

17.

8

UiPTR

250

20. 3. *

8 8 8

UiCW UiPTR UiPTR

F1B/ N0N A1A F1B F1B

18. *

8 8

RUS RUS

RIR2 UiMUX

A1A PSK2

5. 11.

8

IRN

IRIB

7. 14.

8

UiCarr

N0N

8. 13.

8

UiMUX

PSK2

120

2600

5. 6.

8

UiMUX

PSK2

120

2600

3.

8

UiMUX

PSK2

120

2600

6. 7.

8

UiMUX

PSK2

120

2600

dly

8

RUS

26. 27. 7.

8

TWN

8

CHN

21.

8

*

8

3. 29.

8

SOM

RUS

RUS

MODE A3E

BD

SH

REMARKS

F1B

200 200 ship

A3E

120

2600 500

120

2600

MR 5BL 250 250 Days: 14. 16. 18.

120

RFK77 2600 Days: 1. 7. 8. 15. 17. Spurious from 7240 kHz

RRI

Splatter from 7215 kHz A3E

Jammed by CHN

RCI

A3E

Misstuned, Russian PX

UiCarr

N0N

UiPTR

F1B

8

UiMUX

PSK2

120

2600 Days: 10. 15. 16. 17. 19. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 30. 31.

20. 1. 2.

8 8 8

UiPTR UiMUX UiMUX

F1B PSK2 PSK2

120 120

2600 2600

*

8

UiPTR

F1B

15.

8

UiMUX

PSK2

120

2600

2.

8

RUS

UiMUX

PSK2

120

2600

20. 1.- 4.

8 8

RUS

UiPTR UiPTR

F1B F1B

200

dly

8

RUS

UiPTR

F1B

200

4. 12.

8

UiPTR

F1B

250

29.

8

UiOTHR

FMCW

RUS

RUS

RUS

250 Days: 8. 12. 15. 18. 19.

250 Days: 4. 9. 13.

50Hz/10kHz

Society SRAL SRAL SRAL SRAL

QRG TIME DD 14288,0 0810 19. 14292,0 0545 30. 14292,0 0300- 1. 2. 1930 14295,2 h24 dly

SRAL

18060,0

SRAL

21020,0

SRAL

21415,0

SRAL SRAL

28120,0 28285,0

14051424 06250810/ 12501300/ 1055 10551155

MM CTRY 8 RUS 8 8 RUS 8

28.

8

23.

8

26.

8

27. 27.

8 8

IDENT UiOTHR UiCW UiPTR

R Tojikiston CYP / UiOTHR TUR CYP / UiOTHR TUR CYP / UiOTHR TUR RUS Taxi disp. RUS Taxi disp.

MODE FMCW A1A F1B

TJK

BD

SH

REMARKS 50Hz/10kHz MR 5F

500

A3E

3f 4765,07 kHz, Yangiyul TX

FMCW

50Hz / 20 kHz

FMCW

50Hz / 20 kHz

FMCW

50Hz / 20 kHz

F3E F3E

USKA – Switzerland – HB9CET (Peter) SOC USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA

kHz

UTC DD MM

7000.0 7001.0 7005.0 7007.65 7008.0 7008.0 7010.0 7010.0 7013.0 7022.0 7025.0 7027.5 7029.0 7032.0 7038.7 7038.8 7038.9 7039.3 7039.4 7065.0 7070.0 7070.0 7070.0 7070.0 7070.0 7089.8 7093.5 7102.5 7105.0 7105.0 7110.0 7120.0 7122.0 7122.0 7125.0 7132.0 7140.0 7158.5

2111 2224 1714 2205 1214 1221 1936 1536 1632 2011 1244 2009 1933 2147 2230 1400 2229 1405 1404 2230 2238 0144 2145 2147 2156 1133 1125 2309 2209 2213 1609 1709 2250 2119 2247 2113 1719 0644

26 01 22 12 19 19 16 28 13 04 31 20 24 01 01 01 01 01 01 30 02 03 31 31 31 23 23 03 12 15 03 02 18 26 18 26 22 21

08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08

7166.885 1133

16

08

A1A

16 14 14 15 26

08 08 08 08 08

F1B FMCW FMCW J7D J7D

7167.0 7170.0 7178.0 7179.0 7184.0

1132 2112 1921 2154 2114

ITU

IDENT

MODE

D

A1A J3E-U J3E-L A3E F1B F1A

RWM

BD

UKR RUS RUS RUS RUS

D P S K M 244 514 334 810209 820210

SOM V

DETAILS Beacon D unident language, several stations unident language unident (weak)

75

125 J7D 12x120 OFDM60 35.5 F1B 50 F1B 50 A1A A1A J7D 12x120 A1A A1A A1A A1A A1A A3E MFSK8 125 MFSK8 125 MFSK8 125 MFSK8 125 MFSK8 125 G1D 2400 J7D J7D ? A3E J7D A3E A1A ? A3E J7D 12x120 J7D 12x120 J7D 12x120 MFSK8

V V

SH (BW)

50 66.66 66.66 12x120 12x120

250 250 1750 2k7 ~2k7 200 200

2k7

1750 1750 1750 1750 1750 2k6 2k7 2k7 ~ 8k 2k7

200 2k7 2k7 2k7

250 10k 10k 2k7 2k7

after ID “QRT” MIL 188-141A PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D Spacing 44.5Hz (harmonic found at 14050) Beacon V, every 3s daily Beacon V, every ~0.9s PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D daily Beacon D Sevastopol daily Beacon P Kaliningrad daily Beacon S Murmansk daily Beacon K Petropavlovsk daily Beacon M Magadan daily BC; voice + music MIL 188-141A daily MIL 188-141A often MIL 188-141A MIL 188-141A MIL 188-141A PSK-8: Link 11- SLEW often PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D CIS12 idling unident signal (jammer?) BC, strongly jammed PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D often Radio Hargaysa daily Beacon V; rough, unstable unident short bursts, every 3s BC, weak PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D often CIS12 system PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D often Jammer splattering over 3kHz! badly interfering hams! often OTHR BD ~3.6s OTHR BD ~3.6s CIS12 system BPSK: CIS12 = AT3004D

SOC USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA

kHz 7186.0 7198.5 7200.0 14026.0 14040.0 14050.0 14110.0 14116.0 14118.0 14140.0 14192.0 14221.0 14221.0 14240.0 14292.0 14293.5 14338.0 14344.65 14347.0 18148.8 18150.8 21000.0 21000.0 21000.0 21400.0 21440.0 28265.0 29250.0

UTC DD MM 2334 1951 2223 1857 1102 1244 0743 0854 1559 1543 2154 2137 2135 0801 1158 0845 2158 2221 0705 0708 0708 1634 1642 0931 0741 1935 1936 1011

05 12 01 18 13 31 19 13 15 31 01 02 15 13 01 19 01 01 22 21 21 25 25 28 21 16 21 25

ITU

IDENT

08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08

MODE

BD

J7D ? A3E J7D F1B F1B F1B F1B J7D J7D F1B F1B F1B F1B F1B FMCW FMCW PSK-8 FMCW F1B F1B ? J3E-U J3E-U F1B A3E FMCW F1B

12x120

12x120 75 50 75 75 12x120

SH (BW) 2k7 ~3k

50

2k7 250 400 250 250 2k7 2k7 200 200 191 250 500 10k 10k 2k4 10k 600 600 10k 2k4 2k7 2000

25 sps 81.9

20k 140

IDENT UiCW UiCW

MODE A1A A1A

SHIFT

UiCW

A1A

50 50 40.5 75 75 50 sps 66.66 2400 50 sps

DETAILS QPSK: CIS12 = AT3104D unident digital signal daily BC, Chinese language daily PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D often Harmonic of 7025; 50Bd/200Hz

PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D often CIS12 system, idling almost daily almost daily

OTHR BD ~4s BRI 35s MIL188-100 Hybrid, burst daily OTHR probably harmonic probably harmonic unident unknown digital signal Spanish (fishery) Portugese (Brazilian?) Harmonic Music, maybe spurious OTHR Datawell buoy

Veron 1 – Netherlands – PA2GRU (Dick) SOC VERON VERON

kHz 7005,0 7019,0

UTC 19.53 14.25

DD 23 29

MM 8 8

ITU

VERON

7019,0

14.31

29

8

VERON VERON VERON

7027,5 7027,5 7032,0

20.22 17.30 18.46

20 22 11

8 8 8

KYR KYR RUS

V V UiMUX

A1A A1A PSK

2600

VERON

7032,0

19.38

14

8

RUS

UiMUX

PSK

2600

VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON

7037,7 7038,7 7038,9 7038,9 7110,0 7115,0 7120,0 7120,0

19.01 19.00 19.38 VT 19.31 17.43 19.20 17.19

31 4 24 VD 14 17 2 24

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8

HB9 UKR RUS RUS

HB9AFZ/b D S S UiPtr

A1A A1A A1A A1A F1B

500

SOM SOM

A3E A3E

VERON VERON

7120,0 7132,0

17.38 19.01

15 31

8 8

SOM RUS

BC Radio Hargaysa R,Hargayas UiMUX

A3E PSK

2600

VERON

7198,0

19.30

19

8

RUS

UiMUX

PSK

2600

VERON

7198,0

19.53

20

8

RUS

UiMUX

PSK

2600

VERON VERON

10143,0 14000,0

08.43 08.59

13 1

8 8

UiPTR UiCAR

F1B NON

DETAILS 5F S-9 NR 64 A 29 16:25:39 1985 bt 5L NR 65 A 29 16:31:54 1985 bt 5L V-beacon Kyrgyzystan V-beacon S7 12 MPSK AT3004-D qrm on WAE contest 12 MPSK AT3004-D, nr Smolensk beacon loc JN 46 ME (legal?) D-beacon - Sevastopol Beacon Severomorsk beacon Ptr, Frequency Hopper Radio Hargaysa S7-8; E.African speech & music music 12 MPSK AT3004-D Voronezh 12 MPSK AT3004-D nr. Smolensk 12 MPSK AT3004-D nr. Smolensk Ptr (also at 26/8 12.22 utc) carrier S-9

SOC VERON VERON VERON

kHz 14008,0 14008,0 14008,0

UTC 09.46 12.45 11.35

DD 4 4 13

MM 8 8 8

ITU RUS RUS CIS

IDENT UiPtr UiPtr UiPTR

MODE F1B F1B F1B

VERON VERON

14108,0 14108,0

06.33 06.50

7 7

8 8

CIS CIS

NFY1 QXHA

A1A A1A

VERON

14108,0

07.04

10

8

CIS

QXHA

A1A

VERON

14108,0

07.04

10

8

CIS

QXHA

A1A

VERON

14108,0

07.33

19

8

CIS

SEXO

A1A

VERON

14108,00

05.13

22

8

CIS

1VJ9

A1A

VERON

14108,0

07.12

22

8

CIS

DHAF

A1A

VERON

14108,0

07.37

26

8

CIS

1VJ9

A1A

VERON VERON

14108,0 14108,0

08.01 08.08

1 1

8 8

CIS CIS

QXHA NFY1

A1A A1A

VERON

14108,0

09.46

2

8

CIS

QXHA

A1A

VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON

14108,0 14108,0 14108,0 14108,0 14108,0

09.48 08.24 09.10 09.14 09.20

2 13 14 14 14

8 8 8 8 8

CIS CIS CIS CIS CIS

QXHA 1QID AZHN AZHN AZHN

A1A A1A A1A A1A A1A

VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON

14108,0 14116,0 14116,0 14116,0 14133,0 14192,0 14240,0 14240,0 14240,0 14292,0 14292,0

11.04 07.56 08.41 11.22 13.39 05.50 10.38 07.58 08.42 08.55 08.03

16 12 13 13 18 26 8 13 13 1 2

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8

CIS

AZHN UiPtr UiPTR UiCW UiPtr UiPtr UiPtr UiPtr UiPTR UiPtr UiPtr

A1A F1B F1B A1A F1B F1B F1B F1B F1B F1B F1B

VERON VERON

14292,0 14295,1

11.56 17.33

1 17

8 8

UiPTR Radio Tajik

F1B A3E

VERON VERON VERON VERON

18095,0 21140,0 21240,0 21438,0

15.57 11.21 14.38 14.51

7 25 24 15

8 8 8 8

RUS

RCV

A1A

VERON VERON

21438,0 21439,0

14.56 07.45

15 22

8 8

RUS RUS

RCV RCV

A1A A1A

VERON

21439,0

07.54

22

8

RUS

RCV

A1A

CIS RUS RUS RUS RUS

TJK

SHIFT 250

250

200 250 250 500 500

DETAILS Ptr, qrt at '09.47 utc Ptr, Carrier/Revs/Ptr (also at 28/8 08.29 utc) proc P2D4 de QXHA ZKU ZQD ZKC QRR3 K P2D4 DE QXHA QTC 083 21 10 1052 083 = ZKK 622 = (5BL). Ends RPT AL QLN K W7CC DE SEXO ZNM ZYL ZKP QYT6 K CLYX DE 1VJ9 QTC 048 23 22 0846 = DHT4 DE DHAF QTC 040 16 22 1048 040 VHNG, TSKJ, HKG8, DHT4, WQ2G DE QBE QYT9 k (to: P2D4) ZPD ZQG ZSO QYT6 k (to: MGKQ) ZNU ZNH ZNR QRR3 k (to: NFJI) QBE QRR3 k (to: P2D4) 5BL (ending 657 k) PPPPP 5BL (to: 2L4W) PPPPP 5BL (to: T2GW) Calls (to: PCPM 5BB2 W7CC SE4B SCBZ) PPPPP 5BL (to: J6CZ) Ptr, Ptr (also at 26/8 12.22 utc) 5BL Ptr, 13.40 utc QRT revs, ptr Ptr/Revs till12.00 utc, Ptr, nr. Moscow Ptr 14.00 utc, Ptr, Ptr, qrm on Jamboree qrg 14290 KHz Ptr (also at 2/8 08.25 utc) Asian Music; S5 Frequency Hopper Frequency Hopper Frequency Hopper RGV82 DE RCV QYT4 QSA4 J RGX94 DE RCV nawip RBE86 DE RCV QTC 612 32 20 1427 = RFE70 DE RCV QYT4 QSX 8310 QWH

Veron 2 – Netherlands – PA2GRU (Dick) SOC VERON VERON VERON

kHz 21402,0 21402,0 14141,0

UTC 19.26 07.40 17.45

DD 2 3 10

MM 8 8 8

ITU Maroc Maroc E

IDENT UiILL UiILL UiILL

MODE J3e-U J3e-U J3e-U

DETAILS Maroc fishery, several voices Maroc fishery, several voices Spanish, male voices

Many thanks for your interest!

credits: Wavecom Elektronik – Buelach – Switzerland SSB-Electronic – Iserlohn – Germany BAZ – Special Antennas – Bad Bergzabern - Germany Procitec – Bern - Switzerland German PTT (BNetzA = Federal Network Agency)

compiled and published by DK2OM September 2013