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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
April 2013 The 24 members of the IARUMS Region 1 Monitoring Team:
++ ARI: DH7SA – Salvatore ++ ARSK: 5Z4NU - Ted ++ ASTRA: DL1BDF – Mustapha ++ DARC: DJ9KR – Uli ++ ++ 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 ++ 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. Russian OTH Radar on 80 m still very active A Russian OTH Radar was transmitting between 3515 – 3545 and 3560 – 3590 kHz (simultaneously), always 30 - 35 kHz wide and 43.5 sps. The location was the area of Makhachkala, Caspian Sea. Amateurradio and many other services were disturbed in the evening hours. The German and Dutch PTTs were informed. Recording by DK2OM: http://www.iarums-r1.org/iarums/sound/3570-rus-othr.wav th
Screenshot: DK2OM with Perseus – Russian OTH Radar on 80 m on April 26
3515
3545
3560
3590
2. Iran OTH Radar daily on 10 m in April The Iran Radar was daily active on 26000 – 30000 kHz transmitting bursts with 307 and 870 sps and 60 kHz wide and often jumping. The splatters covered 700 kHz and more. The system was even heard in Brazil and Australia. The German PTT (BNetzA) sent an official complaint to Iran. OE3GSA informed the Austrian PTT. 3. Spanish fishery on 3774 kHz in USB Spanish fishermen disturbed a German amateur net on 3777.5 kHz (LSB) every morning at 0600 utc. The illegal fishery net worked on 3774.0 USB often using the vocoder CRY2001 not respecting any amateur voice traffic as usual. 4. Spanish GPS buoys on 28 MHz Spanish GPS buoys are the new threat of our 28 MHz–band. You can find their bursts between 28000 and 28500 kHz transmitting in F1B with 51 Bd and about 300 Hz shift. They were observed and measured by DK2OM and HB9CET. Location: Atlantic Ocean, west of Portugal. The Portuguese Monitoring System informed the Portuguese authorities. Screenshot: DK2OM with Wavecom W-Code FSK analysis showing Baudrate and shift
The Wavecom Classifier was an excellent tool during our observations. Many thanks to HB9CET, CT4AN and CT4IWW for assistance! Sceenshot: DK2OM with W-Code and Classifier Recording by DK2OM:
http://www.iarums-r1.org/iarums/sound/f1b-51.wav
5. Russian military traffic and radar on our bands Russian military traffic increased on 7, 14 and 21 MHz. Modes: F1B, PSK, OFDM60, vocoder Yakhta. The Russian OTH radar Nizhniy Novgorod was often active around 14250 kHz (50 sps, 20 kHz wide) during the morning hours. 6. Radio Eritrea and Radio Ethiopia The hostile brothers were not audible on 7100 – 7200 kHz in Europe in April. 7. Membership of ARR in IARUMS YO9RIJ Petrica Stolnicu, is the vice president of A.R.R. the new radioamateur society (Asociatia Radioclubul Romaniei- Romanian Radioclub Association). Petrica told me, that he is very interested in supporting our Monitoring System. Problem: ARR cannot be an official member of the IARU, because the FEDERATIA ROMANA DE RADIOAMATORISM (FRR) is already IARU member. PB2T, President of IARU Region 1, said that only one national society can be an IARU member. So ARR will be a non-official member of our system until the situation will be cleared. Anyway: Petrica is welcomed to our system and a participant of our services. 8. DARC Monitoring System and IARUMS Region 1 Meeting at the Hamradio 2013 th The annual meeting of the DARC Monitoring System will take place on Saturday June 29 at room “Swiss” from 1000 – 1130 local time. Program: Opening by DK2OM Lectures: Mr. Grim (German BNetzA) tells us how the BNetzA is handling complaints of the DARC Monitoring Systems The IARUMS Region1 Vice Coordinator HB9CET, Peter Jost, gives us valuable informations about the monitoring practice. A small IARUMS Region 1 meeting will take place at 1140 local time at the stand of the DARC HF-Department. All Coordinators and friends are invited to meet us there. 9.
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 = 5 cyrillic lettergroups
ARSK MONITORING OVERVIEW FOR APRIL 2013 The only significant intercept was of two USB stations using a Chinese language (but which of the eight major ones was not st known) on 7072 kHz, heard strongly on 21 April at 0638Z. They have not been heard again, however. Khartoum, Asmara, Addis Ababa and Hargeisha maintained their broadcasts on the 40 meter band as usual E.H.M. Alleyne, 5Z4NU ARSK National IARUMS Co-ordinator
********************************************************************************** ARSK – Kenya – 5Z4NU (Ted) --not available DARC 1 – Germany – DJ9KR (Uli) Illicit and broadcast intruders CLUB
kHz
UTC
DD
MM
ITU
Call Sign
MODE
BD
SH
DARC DARC
7038,7 7038,9
vt vt
dly vd
04 04
UKR RUS
beacon D beacon S
A1A A1A
DARC DARC
7039,0 7039,0
vt vt
vd vd
04 04
RUS RUS
beacon P beacon C
A1A A1A
DARC
7039,2
vt
vd
04
RUS
beacon L
A1A
DARC
7039,2
vt
vd
04
RUS
beacon F
A1A
DARC
7039,4
vt
vd
04
RUS
beacon K
A1A
DARC DARC
7039,5 7054,0
vt vt
vd dly
04 04
RUS RUS
beacon M RUS Navy Moscow
A1A F1B
50
200
DARC
7054,0
1703
01
04
RUS
DARC
7078,6
vt
01
04
TWN
RUS Navy Moscow R.Taiwan Intl.
F1B
50
200
DARC
7105,0
vt
15
04
TUR
R.Tunisia
A3E
DARC DARC DARC DARC
7120,0 7120,0 7120,0 7145,0
1703 1659 1730 vt
01 16 17 01
04 04 04 04
SOM SOM SOM TUR
R.Hargaysa R.Hargaysa R.Hargaysa R.Turkey
A3E A3E A3E A3E
A3E
Remarks and Comments beacon "D" - Sevastopol beacon "S" Severomorsk beacon "P", Kaliningrad beacon "C" - Moscow heard 0700, 1800, 1900 beacon "L" - St. Petersburg beacon "F" Vladyvostok beacon "K" Petropavlovsk beacon "M" - Magadan heard 1817 (fast reversals), 2035 (printer), all month all day fast reversals Fr px, IM, fundamental 7325, 2nd IM found on 7571,4 - ann 1956 - ID: www.rti.org.tw
[email protected] S4-signal, fundamental found on 7225, 1858 2037 is active typical mx is active compl. distorted Turkish px, fundamental on 7275 kHz, IM also on 7275 kHz - heard 1707 1730 s/off
CLUB
kHz
UTC
DD
MM
ITU
Call Sign
MODE
BD
SH
DARC DARC DARC
7195,0 14295,1 21001,5
1952 0823 1714
13 08 17
04 04 04
TJK RUS
UiMOD R.Tajikistan Vocoder
XXX A3E F1B
100
150
DARC
21100,0
vt
17
04
E
UiILL
J3E-U
DARC DARC
21133,2 21197,1
1704 vt
16 16
04 04
S.As S.As
UiILL UiILL
J3E-U J3E-L
DARC
21275,0
0821
12
04
FMCW
DARC
21325,0
0821
12
04
DARC
21375,0
0821
12
04
DARC
21427,0
1710
16
04
DARC
28015,9
vt
vd
04
UiOTHRadar UiOTHRadar UiOTHRadar UiOTHRadar Driftnet Buoys
DARC DARC DARC DARC DARC DARC DARC
28035,0 28045,0 28055,0 28095,0 28115,0 28135,0 28135,0
0820 vt vt vt vt 0740 0740
08 15 15 15 15 15 15
04 04 04 04 04 04 04
CIS RUS CIS RUS RUS RUS IRN
Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi UiILL OTH-Radar
F3E F3E F3E F3E F3E A3E FMCW
DARC DARC DARC
28144,4 28145,0 28145,0
1513 0820 0745
01 08 15
04 04 04
CIS CIS IRN
UiILL Taxi OTH-Radar
F3E F3E FMCW
DARC
28155,0
0757
15
04
RUS
Taxi
F3E
DARC DARC
28165,0 28193,0
0814 0814
15 15
04 04
RUS RUS
Taxi Taxi
F3E F3E
DARC DARC
28195,0 28215,0
vt 1815
15 13
04 04
UKR B
Taxi UiILL
F3E A3E
DARC DARC DARC
28225,0 28225,0 28235,0
vt 0815 vt
15 15 15
04 04 04
UKR RUS RUS
Taxi Taxi Taxi
F3E F3E F3E
DARC
28260,0
0745
15
04
IRN
OTH-Radar
FMCW
DARC DARC DARC DARC
28265,0 28275,0 28285,0 28285,0
vt vt vt 0801
15 15 15 15
04 04 04 04
RUS RUS RUS RUS
Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi
F3E F3E F3E F3E
DARC DARC DARC
28305,0 28305,0 28305,0
0828 vt 0736
08 15 15
04 04 04
CIS RUS RUS
Taxi Taxi Taxi
F3E F3E F3E
DARC DARC
28345,0 28375,0
0828 0828
08 08
04 04
CIS IRN
Taxi OTH-Radar
F3E FMCW
DARC
28595,0
vt
15
04
RUS
Taxi
F3E
FMCW FMCW FMCW A1A
Remarks and Comments bubbling noise pumping carrier Yakhta heard, scrambled voice 2 Spanish male persons, no hams - heard 1720 1724 - left QRG after request/DJ9KR in Spanish unid male voices, S.Asia unid S.Asian male voices, heard 1707 1722 rattling pulses, is mirror of 21325 rattling pulses rattling pulses, is mirror of 21325 rattling pulses AC7GZ, DJ7KG, DK2OM, KG4GVV, and W5ZA reported 92 Driftnet Buoys in the range 28015,9 to 28456 kHz female in Russian voice Moscow region Moscow region Moscow city Moscow 2 m in Russian voice 2 tones, 307 and 870 Hz / sps, 600 kHz splatters unid dialect and Russian female in Russian voice 2 tones, 307 and 870 Hz / sps, 600 kHz splatters male to female in Russian voice, S9-signal for female female in Russian voice male to female in Russian voice unknown, poor signal 2 male persons in Portuguese voice unknown female in Russian voice Tsentralnaya Taxis Moscow 2 tones, 307 and 870 Hz / sps, 600 kHz splatters Moscow Moscow very strong male to female in Russian voice female in Russian voice no roger beeps Ru male to female, female is louder female in Russian voice 2 tones, 307 and 870 Hz / sps, 600 kHz splatters poor signal
CLUB
kHz
UTC
DD
MM
ITU
Call Sign
MODE
BD
SH
DARC DARC DARC
28615,0 28635,0 28655,0
vt vt vt
15 15 15
04 04 04
RUS RUS RUS
Taxi Taxi Taxi
F3E F3E F3E
DARC
28675,0
vt
15
04
RUS
Taxi
F3E
DARC
28715,0
vt
15
04
RUS
Taxi
F3E
DARC
28825,0
vt
15
04
RUS
Taxi
F3E
DARC
28890,0
0832
08
04
IRN
OTH-Radar
FMCW
DARC DARC DARC DARC DARC DARC DARC DARC DARC DARC
28930,0 28935,0 29015,0 29025,0 29045,0 29105,0 29110,0 29115,0 29155,0 29250,0
vt vt vt 1012 0822 0826 vt vt vt vt
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 13
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
RUS UKR RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS E
Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi Datawell Buoy
F3E F3E F3E F3E F3E F3E F3E F3E F3E F1B
81,9 *)
140
DARC
29250,0
vt
15
04
E
Datawell Buoy
F1B
81,9 *)
140
DARC
29265,0
1012
15
04
RUS
Taxi
F3E
DARC DARC DARC
29305,0 29305,0 29370,0
vt 1012 1610
15 15 13
04 04 04
RUS RUS IRN
Taxi Taxi OTH-Radar
F3E F3E FMCW
DARC
29375,0
1723
15
04
I
Datawell Buoy
F1B
81,9 *)
140
DARC
29387,5
0801
14
04
IND
Datawell Buoy
F1B
81,9 *)
140
DARC DARC
29395,0 29405,0
0822 vt
15 15
04 04
RUS RUS
Taxi Taxi
F3E F3E
DARC
29450,0
1756
12
04
MRC
F1B
15 15 15
04 04 04
RUS RUS RUS
Datawell Buoy Taxi Taxi Taxi
DARC DARC DARC
29460,0 29465,0 29475,0
vt vt 0822
DARC DARC
29519,0 29525,0
vt 1723
15 15
04 04
RUS MRC
Taxi Datawell Buoy
F3E F1B
DARC DARC DARC DARC DARC DARC DARC DARC
29555,0 29575,0 29595,0 29725,0 29855,0 29925,0 29945,0 *)
vt vt vt 0822 vt 0822 0826 vt
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 vd
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS HOL
Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi Datawell Buoy
F3E F3E F3E F3E F3E F3E F3E F1B
81,9 *)
F3E F3E F3E
81,9 *)
140
81,9 *)
140
Remarks and Comments unknown unknown unknown, very poor signal unknown, very poor signal unknown, very poor signal unknown, very poor signal 2 tones, 307 and 870 Hz / sps, 600 kHz splatters unknown unknown Moscow region female in Russian voice female in Russian voice female in Russian voice Moscow Moscow Moscow region location Fuerteventura, heard 1501 - 1813, S3signal at rx of DJ9KR location Fuerteventura, S3, heard 1723 - 1855 report DJ9KR male to female in Russian voice Moscow region female in Russian voice 2 tones, 307 and 870 Hz / sps, 600 kHz splatters location Galatone, South Italy, S1-signal at rx of DJ9KR location NW-India close to PAK border, S-1signal heard by DJ9KR male in Russian voice Northern Caucasus region, vy poor location El-Aaiun, heard and reported by DJ9KR unknown Moscow region male to female in Russian voice Moscow location nr. Agadir, S0signal, barely audible at DJ9KR Moscow Moscow city Moscow region female in Russian voice Moscow area female in Russian voice female in Russian voice data courtesy of DK2OM
DG0JBJ (Mario) observed 24 OTH radars on 20 m, 117 OTH radars on 15 m and 25 OTH radars on 10 m (not included the numerous jumping Iran OTH radars) in April 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 1811,1
UTC 1959
DD 18
MM 04
ITU CIS
IDENT
BD
SH/SP
DK2OM
1812,0
1947
23
04
POL
USB LSB
DK2OM
1881,4
vt
dly
04
F
QPSK
100
100
DK2OM
1896,5
ady
dly
04
D
PSK8
2400
2400
DK2OM
3500,0
2000
03
04
E
USB
DK2OM
3500,0
1945
03
04
HOL
USB
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
3501,5 3502,4 3503,0
2011 1915 2045
19 16 06
04 04 04
CIS CIS CIS
A3E A3E USB
DK2OM
3503,5
vt
dly
04
G
125
1750
DK2OM DK2OM
3504,9 3505,0
2135 1950
16 19
04 04
CIS RUS
A3E FMCW
40k
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
3505,5 3506,3 3506,5 3507,2 3508,9 3509,7 3510,0
2051 2022 2024 2134 1855 1839 1746
06 15 20 16 16 21 14
04 04 04 04 04 04 04
CIS CIS CIS CIS CIS CIS RUS
A3E A3E A3E A3E A3E A3E FMCW
35k
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
3510,6 3511,0 3514,3 3515,0
1854 1852 2008 1904
16 16 19 22
04 04 04 04
CIS CIS CIS RUS
A3E A3E A3E FMCW
30k
DK2OM DK2OM
3515,0 3520,0
1930 1911
27 16
04 04
F RUS
USB A3E
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
3520,0 3521,2 3525,0
1914 1843 2140
23 21 30
04 04 04
RUS CIS E
USB A3E USB
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
3527,0 3528,3 3530,0 3530,5 3532,0
1940 1836 1838 1947 1919
03 21 29 29 08
04 04 04 04 04
RUS CIS CIS F
F1B A3E no ITU A3E PSK4
DK2OM DK2OM
3535,0 3535,0
0550 0635
25 11
04 04
HOL E
USB USB
no ITU
MODE A3E
FSK8
50
200
125
1750
75
2400
DETAILS CIS pirates, unstable carrier – now inside our band! 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 Spanish fishery – also: 25.04.2013 at 2032 utc Dutch fishery – also: 08.04.2013 at 1937 utc CIS pirates, unstable carrier CIS pirates, unstable carrier male persons spelling Russian figures ALE – “XSS” “XPU” “XJR” – British MIL Tascomm – legal! CIS pirates, unstable carrier OTHR – 43.5 sps – 3505 – 3545 kHz – synchronuous: 3750 – 3790 – Makhachkala – Caspian Sea – also: 21.04.2013 at 1700 utc CIS pirates, unstable carrier CIS pirates, unstable carrier CIS pirates, unstable carrier CIS pirates, unstable carrier CIS pirates, unstable carrier CIS pirates, unstable carrier OTHR – 43.5 sps – 3510 – 3545 kHz – synchronuous: 3810 – 3845 – Makhachkala – Caspian Sea CIS pirates, unstable carrier CIS pirates, unstable carrier CIS pirates, unstable carrier OTHR – 43.5 sps – 3515 – 3545 kHz - also: 3560 – 3590 kHz – Makhachkala – Caspian Sea – vy strong audible in Iceland French fishery 2 women in Russian voice, Kaliningrad Russian women CIS pirates, unstable carrier Spanish fishery with vocoder CRY 2001 Severomorsk – daily, often idle CIS pirates, unstable carrier ALE, “5810” CIS pirates, unstable carrier LINK11-CLEW on both sidebands (5800 Hz wide) – area of Brest – legal! Dutch fishery, engine noise Spanish fishery, engine noise
DK2OM DK2OM
kHz 3535,0
UTC 2034
DD 09
MM ITU IDENT 04 RUS
MODE FMCW
BD
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
3546,0 3548,0 3550,0
2056 1933 0600
09 23 dly
04 04 04
BLR RUS F
PSK2A F1B A3E
1202 50
DK2OM DK2OM
3550,0 3550,0
vt 1900
vd 16
04 04
ALG G
FSK8 PSK4
125 75
DK2OM
3550,6
2016
17
04
ISR
PSK4 PSK8
75 2400
DK2OM
3553,8
ady
dly
04
TUR
PSK8
2400
DK2OM
3555,0
2210
01
04
RUS
FMCW
DK2OM DK2OM
3571,0 3585,0
1934 2000
24 dly
04 04
RUS TWN
F1B F1C
75
HLL
DK2OM
3587,0
vt
vd
04
E
no ITU
FSK8
125
DK2OM
3590,0
1655
16
04
RUS
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
3593,8 3595,0 3597,0 3617,0
1926 vt vt vt
08 dly dly dly
04 04 04 04
TUR D D HRV 9A5EX
DK2OM
3622,5
1800
dly
04
J
DK2OM DK2OM
3702,0 3756,0
2150 ady
30 dly
04 04
RUS UKR
PSK2A A3E
120
DK2OM
3761,5
vt
vd
04
POL
FSK8
125
DK2OM
3767,0
2127
29
04
RUS
FMCW
DK2OM
3770,0
1822
30
04
RUS
FMCW
DK2OM
3774,0
0600
26
04
E
DK2OM
3775,0
2035
09
04
RUS
DK2OM
3782,0
ady
dly
04
POR
CTP
F1B
75
DK2OM DK2OM
3791,0 6998,5
vt 0644
vd 11
04 04
D E
DK0ESD
FSK8 LSB
125
DK2OM
7000,0
ady
dly
04
INS
U/LSB
DK2OM DK2OM
7000,0 7007,0
2003 ady
14 03
04 04
I G
LSB A1A
FMCW
JMH
names
PSK8 FSK8 PSK8 FSK8
2400 125 2400 125
F1C
USB FMCW
SH/SP DETAILS 35k OTHR – 43.5 sps – 3535 – 3570 kHz – Makhachkala – Caspian Sea 2600 AT3004D - daily 200 Severomorsk French amateurs not respecting the bandplans 1750 ALE, “IU50” “IU52” “FN50” 5800 LINK11-CLEW on both sidebands (5800 Hz wide) Scotland 2400 hybrid modem – ISR Navy – 2400 PSK4 parallel and PSK8 serial also: 22.04.13 – 1830 utc 2400 Stanag4285 – TUR MIL Ankara 35k OTHR – 43.5 sps – 3555 – 3590 kHz – Makhachkala Caspian Sea – also: 3745 – 3780 kHz – simultaneous 200 Tver 120 rpm, IOC 576, Wxfax daily legal! 1750 ALE, “TVV” “TXX” - Spanish Guardia Civil 50k OTHR – 43.5 sps – also: 3590 – 3640 kHz – Makhachkala – Caspian Sea – also: 17.04.13 and 18.04.13 at 1900 utc 2400 Stanag4285 – 600 bps long 1750 ALE – German customs 2400 Link11 SLEW 1750 ALE, “9A5EX” – HAM-ALE just for info Tokyo Meteo – 120 rpm – IOC576 – daily, legal!!! 2600 AT3004D - Moscow UKR – pip – 10 tones – radio navigation system – BRAS-2/RS-10 1750 ALE, “NI9” “PL7” “AB2” – Polish MIL 50k OTHR – 43.5 sps – 3767 – 3817 kHz – Makhachkala Caspian Sea 30k OTHR – 43.5 sps – 3770 – 3800 kHz – simultaneous: 3868 – 3898 kHz - Makhachkala Caspian Sea Spanish fishery with vocoder CRY2001 35k OTHR – 43.5 sps – 3775 – 3810 kHz – Caucasian region 850 POR Navy headquarter Lisbon – disturbed by Russian OTH radar on 11.03.2013 at 2100 utc 1750 ALE, “DK0ESD” – just for info! Spanish male persons, splattering up Indonesian pirates in USB and LSB – every evening audible in Europe – at 1000 utc audible in West Canada Italian fellows dashes of 1.3 sec duration – covering the complete range from 3.5 – 35 MHz in 30 kHz increments
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
kHz 7007,0 7008,0 7035,0
UTC 1930 0625 0616
DD 19 16 19
MM ITU IDENT 04 04 RUS 04 RUS
MODE
BD
SH/SP
F1B PSK2
75 12
250 2600
DK2OM
7038,7
ady
dly
04
UKR
D
A1A
DK2OM
7038,8
ady
dly
04
RUS
P
A1A
DK2OM
7038,9
ady
dly
04
RUS
S
A1A
DK2OM
7039,0
ady
dly
04
RUS
C
A1A
DK2OM
7039,1
---
---
---
KGZ
A
A1A
DK2OM
7039,2
ady
dly
04
RUS
F
A1A
DK2OM
7039,3
ady
dly
04
RUS
K
A1A
DK2OM
7039,4
ady
dly
04
RUS
M
A1A
DK2OM 7039,95
ady
dly
04
I
IZ3DVW
A1A
DK2OM DK2OM
7040,0 7040,5
vt vt
dly dly
04 04
F F6BAZ HRV
FSK8 FSK8
125 125
1750 1750
DK2OM DK2OM
7049,5 7054,0
1644 1700
14 dly
04 04
HRV 9A0ALE RUS
FSK8 F1B
1250 50
1750 200
DK2OM
7055,5
vt
dly
04
TUR
FSK8
125
1750
DK2OM
7070,0
vt
vd
04
GEO
FSK8
125
1750
DK2OM DK2OM
7080,0 7088,8
0629 vt
22 vt
04 04
RUS S SL0FRO
F1B A1A
50
200
DK2OM
7099,5
vt
vd
04
HRV 9A0ZG
FSK8
125
1750
DK2OM
7102,0
vt
vd
04
125
1750
DK2OM
7105,0
2245
21
04
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
7105,0 7110,0 7114,0 7120,0 7137,3
vt 0706 1933 1845 1745
dly 12 19 23 28
04 04 04 04 04
HRV 9A0ALE FSK8 SUI TWN A3E CHN TUN A3E HRV 9A0ALE FSK8 RUS F1B SOM A3E CHN OFDM
125 50 60
1750 200 9k 2400
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
7142,0 7162,0 7176,0 7178,0 7185,5
0657 2058 0644 1630 vt
20 08 10 22 dly
04 04 04 04 04
F1B F1B F1B PSK2A FSK8
75 75 100 120 125
250 250 250 2600 1750
DK2OM
7197,0
1736
07
04
RUS RUS RUS RUS D HRV RUS
PSK2A
64
64
DK2OM
7197,0
1900
30
04
TUR
FSK8
125
1750
DK2OM 7198,0 DK2OM 7198,0 DK2OM 10100,8
1819 1942 1920
07 15 26
04 04 04
D
F1B
50
450
DK2OM 10112,0
ady
dly
04
TUR
PSK8
2400
2400
DK2OM 10113,0
vt
dly
04
TUN no ITU
FSK8
125
1750
no ITU
DETAILS frequency hopper St. Peterburg AT3004D – submode idle Kaliningrad Cluster beacon – Sevastopol RUS Navy – “RCV” Cluster beacon – Kaliningrad RUS Navy – “RMP” 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 daily ALE, “145” “168” – NE of Turkey – area of Black Sea ALE, “MV” “244” “686” “334” “204” Kaliningrad cw-trainee, Sweden – 7088.816 kHz – just for info! ALE, “9A0ZG” “9A5EX” “9A0OS” – just for info! ALE, “9A0ALE” “HB9MHB” “9A0ZG” – just for info! Sound of Hope – Taiwan and Chinese music jammer - daily RTV Tunisia - intermodulation ALE, “9A0ALE” – just for info Kaliningrad Radio Hargaysa Somalia, daily OFDM 32 – Chinese ARQ burst system Kaliningrad Kaliningrad dirty signal - Kaliningrad AT3004D – Severomorsk ALE, “9A5EX” “DK0ESD” just for info - daily several PSK2 channels with 64 Bd and 64 Hz shift – 7197 – 7200 kHz – together with Voice of Russia on 7215 kHz ALE, “8241” “206102” “8151” “3021” – Turkish Sivil Avunma – source: DL8AAM frequency hopper frequency hopper Baudot - German Weatherservice – legal! Stanag4285 – 600 bps long – TUR MIL - Izmir ALE, “TUD”
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
kHz 10114,8 10120,0 10125,0 10130,0 10136,0
UTC 0640 0703 vt vt 1845
DD 02 26 vd dly 16
MM ITU IDENT 04 RUS 04 CIS 04 CHN 04 04 RUS
DK2OM 10145,5
vt
vd
04
DK2OM 10146,0
1904
26
DK2OM 10150,0 DK2OM 10150,0 DK2OM 10150,3
2030 0617 1630
DK2OM 14000,0 DK2OM 14000,0
MODE F1B USB FSK8 FSK8 F1B
04
HRV 9A5EX S/D RUS
PSK4B
09 16 23
04 04 04
FEa MRC CHN
USB USB OFDM
1630 2020
29 04
04 04
FEa AF
USB USB
14000,0 14000,0 14001,0 14001,0
1635 1822 1435 1600
27 27 05 27
04 04 04 04
CLN E CHN RUS
USB A3E FSK8 FSK3
DK2OM 14008,0
0658
11
04
RUS
F1B
DK2OM 14008,3
1405
27
04
CHN
PSK4
DK2OM 14026,0
1853
12
04
RUS
PSK2A
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
14030,0 14052,0 14058,0 14060,0 14109,0
2155 0806 1827 vt vt
08 02 26 vd vd
04 04 04 04 04
E? RUS
USB PSK2A
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
14112,0 14162,0 14165,0 14180,0 14192,0
1245 0920 0703 1612 1133
09 02 18 24 05
04 04 04 04 04
RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS
F1B PSK2A FMCW F1B F1B
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
14200,0 14226,0 14236,0 14242,0 14243,0
0927 0934 0740 1045 0710
12 20 23 04 22
04 04 04 04 04
RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS
FMCW F1B OFDM PSK4B FMCW
DK2OM 14253,0
0855
01
04
RUS
F1B
DK2OM 14255,0 DK2OM 14255,0
1420 0923
23 02
04 04
RUS RUS
PSK2A PSK2A
DK2OM 14255,0
1111
25
04
RUS
FMCW
23 vd 23 vd
04 04 04 04
RUS TUR RUS UKR
OFDM FSK8 PSK2A A3E
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
14261,0 1114 14265,0 vt 14265,0 1422 14280,0 Wedne sday
ISR ISR
4X1
FSK8
FSK8 FSK8
DK2OM 14286,0 DK2OM 14294,0 DK2OM 14295,1
0634 0640 ady
25 25 dly
04 04 04
RUS RUS TJK
OFDM PSK2 A3E
DK2OM 14297,0
0649
25
04
RUS
FMCW
BD 100
SH/SP DETAILS 1000 CIS14 – Penza - daily women in Russian voice 125 1750 ALE, “277” “278” – China 125 1750 Thales 3000 50 200 Far East Russia – also: 28.04.2013 at 1916 utc 125 1750 ALE, “9A5EX” “SM5VRH” “DK0ESD” - just for info 120 2600 AT3104D – submode idle and traffic - Moscow Far East persons Moroccan fishery 60 2400 OFDM 32 – Chinese ARQ burst system Far East pirates – “Sayed” - INS? unid pirates in French voice and African tribal language – also 14.4.13 at 1945 utc Sinhala fishery Spanish pirates in A3E 125 1750 ALE, “397” 75 1000 interlaced system - possibly Kara Sea or North Russia 50 250 Moscow – also: 28.04.2013 at 0628 utc 75 2250 PRC4+4 - 8 x 75 Bd PSK4 – South China 120 2600 AT3004D – Moscow - submode idle and traffic – also: 20.04.2013 at 1324 utc pirates in Spanish voice 120 2600 AT3004D – east of Novosibirsk frequency hopper 125 1750 ALE, “AAA” - Israel 125 1750 ALE, “4X1” “CT2IXQ” – just for info! 75 250 Krasnoyarsk 120 2600 AT3004D - Moscow 20k OTH Radar – 50 sps - Moscow 50 250 ship Black Sea 50 200 RUS Navy Kaliningrad – often daily 20k OTH Radar Moscow 75 250 Nizhniy Novgorod 35.5 2800 OFDM 60 – Moscow 120 2600 AT3104D - Omsk 20k OTH Radar, 50 sps – Nizhniy Novgorod – also: 25.04.2013 at 0620 utc 75 250 Penza also: 18.04.2013 at 0953 utc and 29.04.2013 at 0615 utc 120 2600 AT3004D - Penza 120 2600 AT3004D – Voronezh – also: 23.04.13 at 1350 utc 20k OTH Radar – 50 sps – Nizhniy Novgorod 35.5 2800 OFDM 60 – Moscow 125 1750 ALE, “526” 120 2600 AT3004D - Moscow Ukraine secret service SZRU – female voice spelling encrypted msgs 35.5 2800 OFDM 60 - Kaliningrad 120 2600 AT3004D - Tver 3rd from Radio Tajik on 4765 kHz 20k OTH Radar – 50 sps – Nizhniy Novgorod
DK2OM kHz DK2OM 14304,0 DK2OM 14340,0
UTC 0620 1118
DD 22 05
DK2OM 14344,7
1704
17
04
CHN
PSK8
DK2OM 14346,0
vt
vd
04
FSK8
DK2OM 14346,0
1958
02
04
HRV RUS D THA HS0ZEA
18060,0 18071,0 18103,0 18107,0
1107 0640 0800 0645
26 19 04 10
04 04 04 04
CYP
DK2OM 18136,0 DK2OM 19060,0
0742 0950
04 20
04 04
DK2OM 21000,0
1700
09
DK2OM 21000,0
2009
DK2OM 21000,0 DK2OM 21000,0
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
MM ITU IDENT 04 04 RUS
BD 75 120
SH/SP DETAILS 250 area of Smolensk 2600 AT3004D – traffic and submode idle – long lasting – Far East Russia 2400 2400 MIL-188-110A variant – daily, 600 bps short – 14344.650 kHz 125 1750 ALE, “9A0ZG” “RX3ARZ” “DK0ESD” – just for info
A1A FMCW FMCW
RDL
20k 20k
F1B
50
200
RUS TJK
F1B A3E
75
200
04
INS
USB
06
04
B
USB
1724 0921
02 11
04 04
RUS
USB
DK2OM 21001,5
1704
09
04
RUS
F1B
100
150
DK2OM 21003,2
0915
11
04
RUS
PSK2
1200
1200
DK2OM 21066,0
1435
23
04
MEa
PSK2A
120
2600
DK2OM 21070,0
2015
25
04
E
USB
DK2OM 21096,0
1105
06
04
INS YD0OXH
FSK8
125
1750
DK2OM 21100,0 DK2OM 21100,0 DK2OM 21115,0
1058 1716 1251
06 11 29
04 04 04
RUS E IRN
PSK2 USB A3E
120
2600
DK2OM 21135,0 DK2OM 21145,0
0614 vt
16 dly
04 04
MRC
A3E FSK8
125
1750
DK2OM 21149,0 DK2OM 21160,0
0651 1053
19 10
04 04
RUS
F1B
100
2000
21190,0 21190,0 21210,0 21210,0 21225,0 21247,0 21250,0 21265,0 21293,3
0658 1646 1045 0648 1055 0652 0716 0612 0905
16 19 02 19 06 19 12 16 09
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
RUS TUR CYP AUS AUS
F1B FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW
100
1000 20k 20k 20k 10k
TUR AUS CHN
FMCW FMCW PSK4
DK2OM 21300,0 DK2OM 21323,5 DK2OM 21335,0
0900 0945 1250
02 09 29
04 04 04
CYP NPL IRN
DK2OM 21335,0 DK2OM 21363,3
1002 0850
24 01
04 04
CHN
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
RUS
MODE F1B PSK2A
75
20k 10k 2250
FMCW F1B A3E
600
20k 600
PSK4
75
2250
HS0ZEA – beacon – every 5 minutes – 14345.956 kHz – just for info OTH Radar Cyprus – 50 sps OTH Radar Cyprus – 50 sps frequency hopper Moscow – idle and traffic – Russian navy – various days and times – legal operation Irkutsk Radio Tajik – 4th from 4765 – just for ino! Indonesian pirates – also: 23.04.2013 at 1700 utc Brazilian pirates – Rio de Janeiro with North Brazil frequency hopper vocoder Yakhta – scrambled speech – Nizhniy Tagil vocoder Yakhta inband synchro – Nizhny Tagil – daily since March 1st Nizhniy Tagil – spurious from 20998.3 AT3004D – Russian ship – Persian Gulf Spanish pirates interfering PSK31 ALE, “YD0OXH3” – daily, various times - just for info! AT3004D – submode idle Spanish fisherman and wife BC, spurious from Radio Tehran on 21500 kHz unid BC product ALE, “B301”, “C3”, “IR4” “T4” “E4” “A2” “CD” “K3” frequency hopper 4th from 5290 kHz (500 Hz shift) – St. Peterburg Ivanovo – harmonic from 10595 OTH Radar NW-Turkey – 50 sps OTH Radar Cyprus – 50 sps OTH Radar JORN bursts OTH Radar JORN frequency hopper OTH Radar NW-Turkey – 50 sps OTH Radar JORN – various sps PRC4+4 - 8 x 75 Bd PSK4 – traffic and idle – ship - also: 0936 utc on 11.04.13 OTH Radar Cyprus – 50 sps DPRK-FSK 600 – Kathmandu BC, spurious from Radio Tehran on 21500 kHz frequency hopper PRC4+4 - 8 x 75 Bd PSK4 – traffic and idle – Beijing – also: 07.04.13 at 0720 utc and
DK2OM
UTC
DD
MM
ITU
DK2OM 21370,0 DK2OM 21390,0
1001 1252
24 20
04 04
IRN
A3E
DK2OM 21400,0 DK2OM 21400,0
1230 0845
02 03
04 04
CYP RUS
FMCW F1B
DK2OM 21400,0 DK2OM 21405,0 DK2OM 21409,5
1530 0812 0627
10 17 08
04 04 04
CYP
FMCW
RUS
F1B
DK2OM 21426,0
0654
07
04
CHN
FMCW
DK2OM 21433,5
0844
22
04
CHN
PSK4
DK2OM 21435,0
1124
23
04
IRN
A3E
DK2OM 21435,0 DK2OM 21438,0
1636 vt
28 dly
04 04
UKR
DK2OM 21440,8
1240
02
04
KOS
PSK8
DK2OM 21445,0
1200
17
04
IRN
A3E
DK2OM 21446,0
1010
21
04
THA HS0ZEA
A1A
DK2OM 21450,0
1758
11
04
E
USB
DK2OM 23825,3
0939
19
04
TJK
A3E
DK2OM 24905,0 DK2OM 24915,0 DK2OM 25000,0
1455 1635 ady
02 30 dly
04 04 04
CYP FIN
FMCW A3E
DK2OM 28000,0
vt
dly
04
B
A3E
DK2OM 28000,0
vt
dly
04
CIS
F3E
28001,3 28005,0 28015,0 28025,0 28025,3 28030,1 28032,0 28035,0 28035,0 28040,1 28045,0 28045,0 28045,0 28049,5 28050,0 28055,0 28065,0 28065,0 28068,0 28075,0 28075,0 28085,0 28088,0 28092,0
1407 1923 1835 1904 ady ady 0920 1837 0905 ady ady 2028 1602 1633 1604 1920 1337 2013 1404 1630 2012 2012 1059 1627
26 28 11 11 dly dly 20 11 19 dly dly 09 16 30 16 28 08 09 26 08 09 09 17 08
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
B B B POR POR IRN B FEa POR POR B IRN POR IRN B FEa B IRN IRN B B IRN IRN
A1A A3E A3E A3E F1B F1B FMCW A3E A3E F1B F1B A3E FMCW F1B FMCW A3E F3E A3E FMCW FMCW A3E A3E FMCW FMCW
DK2OM 28095,0 DK2OM 28100,0
1741 ady
30 dly
04 04
B POR
A3E F1B
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
kHz
IDENT
RCV
MODE
BD
SH/SP
50
20k 2000 20k
100
2000 10k
75
2250
2400
2400
A1A
20k
51 51
300 250 60k
51 51
320 320
51
60k 320 60k
60k 60k
60k 60k
51
320
DETAILS 09.04.13 at 0900 ut frequency hopper BC, spurious from Radio Tehran on 21500 kHz OTH Radar Cyprus – 50 sps harmonic from 5350 kHz – area of Moscow - daily OTH Radar Cyprus – 50 sps frequency hopper CIS14 – harmonic from 10704.75 - Jekaterinburg OTH Radar – 66.7 sps – 2 sec bursts PRC4+4 - 8 x 75 Bd PSK4 – traffic and idle spurious from Radio Iran on 21505 kHz – distorted, no carrier frequency hopper RIP90 de RCV - RUS Navy Sevastopol serial modem – area of Kosovo daily BC, spurious from Radio Tehran on 21500 kHz – first time heard on Oct. 1st 2012 HS0ZEA beacon – every 5 minutes - just for info! Spanish fisherman and wife from 21100 Radio Tajik – 5th from 4765 – daily, all day - just for ino! frequency hopper OTH Radar Cyprus – 50 sps 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 only dots – 28001.337 kHz Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers F1B bursts - west of Lisbon F1B bursts – west of Lisbon OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps Brazilian CBers Far East pirates F1B bursts – west of Lisbon F1B bursts - west of Lisbon Brazilian CBers OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps F1B bursts – west of Lisbon OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps Brazilian CBers Far East pirates Brazilian CBers OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps jumping Brazilian CBers F1B bursts - 28100.010 kHz west of Lisbon
DK2OM kHz DK2OM 28100,0 DK2OM 28100,1
UTC 1102 ady
DD 17 dly
MODE FMCW F1B
BD
DK2OM 28100,2
ady
dly
04
POR
F1B
51
DK2OM 28100,8
ady
dly
04
POR
F1B
51
DK2OM 28102,0
0956
30
04
POR
F1B
51
28105,0 28105,0 28110,0 28115,0
1628 2020 0655 1640
08 09 19 08
04 04 04 04
IRN B IRN RUS
FMCW A3E FMCW F3E
DK2OM 28115,0 DK2OM 28120,0 DK2OM 28125,0
1837 1516 vt
11 11 vd
04 04 04
B IRN POR
A3E FMCW F1B
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
28125,0 28130,0 28135,0 28135,0 28145,0 28145,0 28145,0 28150,0 28155,0 28160,0 28165,0
1826 1520 1630 1057 1838 vt 1600 1604 1609 1622 1613
27 11 10 17 11 dly 16 08 08 08 08
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
B IRN RUS IRN B RUS IRN IRN IRN IRN IRN
A3E FMCW F3E FMCW A3E F3E FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
28165,0 28175,0 28180,0 28185,0 28195,0 28200,0 28200,0
1838 2015 1710 2020 2015 ady 1617
11 09 14 09 09 dly 08
04 04 04 04 04 04 04
B B IRN B B POR IRN
A3E A3E FMCW A3E A3E F1B FMCW
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
28205,0 28205,0 28210,0 28215,0 28220,0 28225,0 28225,0 28225,0 28230,0 28235,0 28235,0 28245,0 28255,0 28255,0 28265,0 28265,0 28275,0
1804 1716 vt 1839 1519 1840 0756 1519 0834 1840 1618 1841 vt 2014 ady 2027 vt
30 14 dly 11 11 11 06 11 27 11 08 11 dly 09 dly 09 dly
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
B IRN UKR B IRN B FEa IRN IRN B IRN B KAZ B RUS B POR
A3E FMCW F3E A3E FMCW A3E A3E FMCW FMCW A3E FMCW A3E F3E A3E F3E A3E F1B
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
28275,0 28275,0 28276,0 28280,0 28285,0 28285,0 28285,0 28290,0 28295,0
ady 2027 1608 1559 vt 2019 0945 1712 1842
dly 09 08 08 dly 09 17 14 11
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
RUS B IRN IRN RUS B FEa IRN B
F3E A3E FMCW FMCW F3E A3E A3E FMCW A3E
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
MM ITU IDENT 04 IRN 04 POR
51
51
51
51
SH/SP DETAILS 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps 320 F1B bursts - 28100.100 kHz west of Lisbon 320 F1B bursts - 28100.160 kHz west of Lisbon 320 F1B bursts - 28100.800 kHz west of Lisbon 320 F1B bursts – 28102.000 kHz west of Lisbon 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps Brazilian CBers 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps taxi net– area of Moscow – Oleg is called by a woman – daily, all day – very busy net Brazilian CBers 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps 300 F1B bursts – 28125.0 kHz - west of Lisbon Brazilian CBers 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps taxi - Caucasus 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps Brazilian CBers taxi - Caucasus 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps 60k OTH Radar – 870 sps 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps jumping Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps Brazilian CBers Brazilian CBers 320 F1B bursts - west of Lisbon 60k OTH Radar – 307 sps (5.9 sec) and 870 sps (3.2 sec) – splattering 28150 – 28750 kHz Brazilian CBers 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps taxi - Dnepropetrovsk Brazilian CBers 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps Brazilian CBers Far East pirates 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps Brazilian CBers 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps Brazilian CBers taxi – Almaty Brazilian CBers taxi net, area of Moscow - daily Brazilian CBers 270 F1B bursts – 28275.040 kHz west of Lisbon taxi net, area of Moscow - daily Brazilian CBers 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps taxi – Rostov na Donu Brazilian CBers Far East pirates 60k OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps Brazilian CBers
DK2OM
kHz
UTC
DD
MM
ITU
IDENT
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
28295,0 28300,0 28305,0 28305,0 28315,0 28315,0 28320,0 28325,0 28330,0 28330,0 28350,0 28365,0 28365,0 28370,0 28375,0 28380,0 28390,0 28390,0 28395,0 28400,0 28405,0 28410,0 28470,0 28525,0 28580,0 28595,0 28595,0 28695,0 28705,0 28715,0 28825,0 28865,0
1713 1605 vt 2014 1604 1842 1605 1600 1621 1625 1615 vt 0727 0957 1620 0657 vt 1611 1624 1621 1619 1623 1611 1634 1456 1620 0718 vt 0800 1632 vt vt
14 08 dly 09 08 11 08 08 08 08 08 dly 15 10 08 10 dly 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 10 dly 01 08 dly dly
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
IRN IRN RUS B IRN B IRN IRN IRN IRN IRN RUS IRN IRN IRN IRN RUS IRN IRN IRN IRN IRN IRN IRN IRN IRN FEa RUS IRN IRN UKR RUS
MODE USB FMCW FMCW F3E A3E FMCW A3E FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW F3E FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW F3E FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW A3E F3E FMCW FMCW F3E F3E
BD
SH/SP
DETAILS
60k 60k
OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps taxi - Krasnodar Brazilian CBers OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps Brazilian CBers OTH Radar – 307 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps taxi net, area of Moscow - daily OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps taxi - Vladikavkaz OTH Radar – 307 sps OTH Radar – 870 sps - jumping OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 sps - jumping OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps Far East pirates taxi net, area of Moscow - daily OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps OTH Radar – 307 and 870 sps taxi - Odessa taxi - area of Moscow – male and female – daily, all day Far East pirates taxi - Stavropol taxi - Donetsk Radio Taiwan International, harmonic from 9660 kHz taxi Stavropol South-East China 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 taxi - area of Moscow - daily taxi - area of Moscow – male and female – very active - daily, all day Far East pirates
DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM DK2OM
28886,0 28895,0 28945,0 28980,0
0955 vt vt 1000
16 dly dly 16
04 04 04 04
FEa RUS UKR TWN
A3E F3E F3E A3E
DK2OM 29055,0 DK2OM 29174,5 DK2OM 29250,0
vt 1030 vt
dly 01 vd
04 04 04
RUS CHN E
F3E F3E F1B
81.9
140
DK2OM 29375,0
vt
vd
04
I
F1B
81.9
140
DK2OM 29387,5
1417
14
04
IND
F1B
81.9
140
DK2OM 29450,0
1918
14
04
MRC
F1B
81.9
140
DK2OM 29500,0
ady
dly
04
G
F1B
81.9
140
DK2OM 29525,0
1919
14
04
MRC
F1B
81,9
140
DK2OM 29555,0 DK2OM 29575,0
vt vt
dly dly
04 04
RUS RUS
F3E F3E
DK2OM 29645,0
1018
10
04
FEa
F3E
60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k 60k
60k 60k
IRTS – Ireland – EI5DD (Steve) KARS – Kuwait – 9K2RR (Faisal) MRASZ – Hungary - HA7PL (Laci) SOC MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ
kHz 3500,0 3509,5 3520,0 3520,0 3600,0 3750,0 7000,1
UTC 2024 1742 1722 2214 1758 1817 1954
DD 20 4 18 20 15 20 17
MM 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
ITU
IDENT
MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ
7000,4 7009,8 7011,7
1832 1759 1802
30 4 4
4 4 4
LSB USB LSB
MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ
7026,0 7030,0 7032,5 7038,7 7038,9 7039,0 7039,0 7039,4 7040,3
1958 1849 1537 vt vt 1806 vt 1826 1700
29 8 18 vd vd 23 vd 4 10
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
UKR RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS
D S P C M P
USB F1B LSB A1A A1A A1A A1A A1A A1A
MRASZ
7040,4
1427
6
4
RUS
P
A1A
MRASZ
7041,0
1823
2
4
A1A
MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ
7041,0 7054,0 7054,0 7061,0 7070,0
1701 1842 vt 1833 2030
10 10 vd 30 20
4 4 4 4 4
A1A N0N F1B J7D LSB
MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ
7080,0 7094,9 7105,0 7110,0 7114,0 7114,0 7117,5 7120,0
1932 1146 1956 1704 1515 1520 1903 1822
25 11 17 15 19 19 4 2
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
MRASZ MRASZ
7122,0 7138,0
1452 1710
19 15
MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ
7162,0 7162,0 7165,0 7170,0 7178,0 7175,0 7178,0 7195,0 7195,1
1902 1937 1656 1726 1700 1655 1655 1957 1814
MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ MRASZ
7199,5 14027,0 14253,0 14308,0
1728 1909 1325 1647
RUS RUS
MODE OTHR A1A USB USB OTHR OTHR A1A
BD
SH
3750-3800 kHz "GGG HSHHHHSIIIISIIIII" italian male "allo, allo" "1,2,3,4" german male Ui male 250 "allo" beacon "D" beacon "S" beacon "P" beacon "C" beacon „M” "P" beac. with strong 100 Hz hum "P" beac. with strong 100 Hz hum "A9XR de 7NWN QTC" "7NWN C K" 50
200
F1B N0N A3E A3E F1A F1B A1A A3E
200
4 4
F1B XXX
250
8 18 10 15 28 10 10 17 23
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
F1B F1B OTHR A3E J7D A3E J7D A3E A1A
250 250
15 20 26 19
4 4 4 4
SOM
RUS UiBC RUS
RUS
LSB F1B F1B A3E
DETAILS 3500-3540 kHz "vvv vvv vvv" Ui male russian male/female
RUS Navy AT3004D call: S01LA? splatter till 7060!
UiBC UiBC 200 200 "N5GU de FFQN K" BC + on day's: 4,8,10,15,23,28 Ui 10 kHz wide splatter fm 7210 BC
between 7165-7185 UiBC AT3004D UiBC AT3004D UiBC "VAÄSC ZGVFY GTPChV…" splatter AT3004D 250 music
SOC MRASZ MRASZ
kHz 18107,0 21001,5
UTC 1830 1330
DD 30 26
MM 4 4
MRASZ
21057,0
1325
14
4
ITU
IDENT
RUS
MODE F1B F1B
BD
SH
DETAILS Ui vocoder Yakhta on day's: 14, 28 "KUMOL 6864 8524 K"
A1A
OEVSV – Austria – OE3GSA (Gerd) SOC oevsv oevsv oevsv oevsv oevsv oevsv oevsv oevsv oevsv
kHz 14024,50 14026,00 18080,00 28055,00 28065,00 28105,00 28500,00 28705,00 29186,00
UTC 2000 0505 0555 1930 1937 1935 0625 0854 0930
DD 14 26 07 28 28 28 07 09 28
MM 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 10
ITU
IDENT UNID UNID UNID UNID UNID UNID UNID
RU
MODE FMCW F3E FMCW A3E A3E A3E F1B F1B A3E
BD
SH
DETAILS OTHR OTHR Portuguese using R-beep Portuguese using R-beep Portuguese using R-beep 2 tones alternating Testing Female control stn
PZK – Poland – SP3UZ (Wladyslaw) REP – Portugal – CT4AN (Jose Francisco) SOC
kHz
REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP
3500,0 3505,0 3505,5 3510,0 3518,0 3525,0 3535,0 3535,0 3541,0 3542,0
UTC DD MM 09.29 07.42 06.20 07.19 20.06 08.03 09.39 19.14 09.34 17.26
06 05 08 10 22 23 22 26 22 19
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
ITU
IDENT MODE BD SH
REP
3550,0
06.52 03
04
F
A3E
REP
3550,0
07.15 16
04
F
A3E
REP REP REP
3566,0 3701,0 3790,0
06.54 03 07.41 18 08.27 22
04 04 04
RUS E
J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U
REP
7000,0
18.00 06
04
E
J3E-L
REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP
7005,0 7012,5 7035,0 7038,6 7038,7 7038,8 7039,0 7039,1 7039,2 7039,3 7039,5 7045,0 7065,0 7070,0 7070,0 7073,5
19.09 07.11 07.11 20.12 23.56 23.18 23.09 21.26 22.26 21.45 22.55 23.33 07.00 17.24 19.02 20.38
14 29 06 16 04 04 04 11 11 11 11 27 16 29 30 04
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
E E E RUS UKR RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS E MRC I MRC B
REP
7105,0
22.12 10
04
TWN
REP
7120,0
18.41 19
04
SOM
J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U A1A A1A A1A A1A A1A A1A A1A A1A J3E-U J3E-U J3E-L J3E-U F1B 8k00 A3EGN 8k00
J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U
E E E
F F
S D P C A F K M
DETAILS
Unid language ssb ops Fishermen Fishermen Fishermen net with harbour Fishermen Unid ssb ops French fishery Unid ops French fishery Unid language fishery INFRINGE - French amateurs ignoring IARU R1 Bandplan, daily INFRINGE - French amateurs ignoring IARU R1 Bandplan, daily Unid language fishermen Navy comms Spanish fishery INFRINGE - Spanish amate ignoring IARU Bandplans Female voices Fishermen talking with family Fishermen talking 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 Fishermen Italian music jamming QSOs Fishemen talking 75 240 Encrypted FSK Sounds of Hope Radio Hargeysa
SOC
kHz
UTC DD MM
ITU
IDENT MODE BD SH A3EGN 8k00 A3EGN 8k00 A3EGN A3E J3E-U A1A J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U FMCW FMCW J3E-U J3E-U J3E-U FMCW FMCW F1B J3E-U F1B F1B J3E-U J3E-U FMCW J3E-U FMCW J3E-U F1B CW F1B FMCW J3E-U
Voice of the Broad Masses (?)
REP
7175,0
17.29 23
04
ERI
REP
7189,0
01.44 18
04
CLN
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
10100,0 10101,0 10115,0 10120,0 10120,0 10124,5 10130,25 10131,0 10131,0 10131,5 10135,0 10135,0 10143,0 10145,0 14000,0 14000,0 14001,0 14004,0 14010,0 14030,0 14141,0 14152,5 14160,0 14185,0 14192,0 14192,0 14195,0 14260,0 14288,0
21.39 07.46 22.30 06.48 12.00 02.23 21.18 18.55 16.01 01.56 19.02 08.03 21.03 21.20 09.30 11.24 09.00 12.45 23.00 19.34 09.08 21.18 16.53 15.04 07.48 16.55 12.28 10.52 07.49
13 27 03 16 27 19 13 11 15 19 03 20 20 23 02 11 29 06 30 08 23 30 25 02 05 25 15 25 18
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
REP 14288,0 07.49 23
04
J3E-U
REP REP REP REP REP
28 28 18 27 24
04 04 04 04 04
FMCW FMCW FMCW J3E-U FMCW
REP 21001,5 07.38 03
04
RUS
F1B
100 150
REP 21001,5 12.30 16
04
RUS
FSK
100 150
REP 21001,5 13.48 21
04
RUS
F1B
100 150
REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP REP
18070,0 18073,0 18080,0 18100,0 18165,0
21010,0 21020,0 21050,0 21077,0 21190,0 21200,0 21207,0 21207,0 21250,0 21270,0 24950,0 24985,0 28040,0 28050,0 28175,0 28175,0 28195,0 28200,0
09.55 12.04 10.16 19.28 15.29
22.25 18.02 11.36 11.22 07.45 09.52 16.27 12.45 13.46 10.53 16.22 14.31 16.51 11.03 1023 09.51 11.34 12.04
28 23 15 25 16 30 25 26 21 28 16 18 02 11 25 30 11 11
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
E
MRC MRC
MRC MRC
E E I
RUS RUS
B
MRC
P P
E
J3E-U J3E-U FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW J3E-U J3E-U FMCW FMCW FMCW A3E F1B F3E F3E F3E F3E F3E
DETAILS
SLBC (?) Low Signal levels (0.39uV / S2)
300 425
75 500
50 200 50 250
Numbers Station - 5 letters groups Spanish fishery Numbers Station – 6 digit groups Unid language ops Many morrocan fishermen discussing Unid language talks Moroccan fishermen disturbing JT9X qso´s OTH radar OTH radar Fishermen net Arabic ops, morrocan fishermen Unid Arabic ops, fishermen OTH radar OTH radar RY RY RY Unid language Not on standard speeds Unid encrypted FSK Several male voices Unid spanish ops OTH radar 10kHz wide Talks ship to ship OTH radar Music jamming QSOs Russian Navy 50/200 encrypted, daily Long carrier Encrypted russian FSK OTH radar, short bursts 10kHz wide Flute playing 'Pied Pipper' flute player, every morning at the same time OTH radar OTH radar OTH radar 20kHz wide Brazilian intruders, prob. Fishermen OTH radar vocoder "Yakhta" inband sychro Russia, daily vocoder "Yakhta" inband sychro Russia, daily vocoder "Yakhta" inband sychro Russia, daily Encoded transmissions Male talks OTH radar OTH radar OTH radar OTH radar Portuguese fishermen, repeat offenders Portuguese fishermen @ 30ºN/19ºW OTH radar 20kHz wide OTH radar 20kHz wide OTH radar Unid language AM ops Spanish Enagal GPS buoy Far East ops Far East fishermen CIS taxis and Far East fishermen YL taxi dispatcher Far East fishermen
SOC
kHz
UTC DD MM
REP 28265,0 REP 28470,0 REP 28475,0 REP 28500,0 REP 28510,0 REP 28585,0 REP 28600,0 REP 28700,0 REP 28715,0 REP 28790,0 REP 28815,0 REP 28940,0 REP 28940,0 REP 29125,0 REP 29125,0 REP 29230,0 REP 29450,0 REP 29500,0 REP 29510,0 REP 29550,0 REP 29695,0 REP 29695,0 REP 29695,0 REP 29695,0 REP 29695,0 REP 710030,0
08.46 11.51 16.45 08.45 13.53 15.22 16.30 15.24 15.30 12.41 15.44 09.11 10.24 11.54 07.42 11.30 11.38 13.45 10.50 12.24 12.31 13.02 16.21 14.58 16.02 22.44
29 16 25 29 15 28 04 28 28 15 28 23 25 16 17 22 15 21 28 16 10 12 15 16 28 04
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
REP 28x 29x
Dly
Dly
04
ITU
IDENT MODE BD SH
DETAILS
F3E FMCW A3E A3E FMCW F3E FMCW A3E F3E FMCW F3E J3E-U J3E-U A3E A3E FMCW F3E FMCW FMCW FMCW A3E A3E A3E A3E A3E FMCW
CIS taxi dispatchers OTH radar Portuguese fishermen Portuguese fishermen OTH radar Far East fishermen OTH radar Brazilian pirates CIS taxi dispatcher OTH radar CIS taxi dispatcher Portuguese fishermen, repeat offenders Portuguese fishermen, repeat offenders Portuguese fishermen, northen Portugal Portuguese fishermen, repeat offenders OTH radar Far East fishermen OTH radar 20kHz wide OTH radar 20kHz wide OTH radar, drifting on the Band Northen Portugal CB´rs, repeat offenders Northen Portugal CB´rs, repeat offenders Northen Portugal CB´rs, repeat offenders Daily CB-like chat near Gaia/Oporto (North) Daily CB-like chat near Gaia/Oporto (North) OTH radar Daily mess of Russian taxis and Brazilian CB's
P P
B
P P P P
P P P P P
“PEIXOTO” “PEIXOTO” “PEIXOTO” “PEIXOTO” “PEIXOTO”
RUS B
A3E
RSGB - Great Britain – G4BOH (Chris) SRAL – Finland – OH2BLU (Pekka) Society SRAL
kHz 7006,87
SRAL
7008,0
SRAL
7010,0
SRAL
7016,0
SRAL
7018,0
SRAL
7020,0
SRAL SRAL
7026,0 7030,0
SRAL
7038,7
SRAL
7038,8
SRAL
7038,9
SRAL
7039,0
SRAL
7054,0
SRAL
7057,0
SRAL
7080,0
UTC 13451500 06000930 14001455 11451630 07300800 06301145 0835 09001930 15000700 04301930 16000600 14000600 /17000700/ 16001630 07151930
DD 10.
MM 4
29.
ITU
IDENT UiCarr
MODE N0N
BAUD
SHIFT
REMARKS Space of F1?
4
UiPTR
F1B
1.
4
UiMUX
J7D
21. 22. 29.
4
UiPTR
F1B
4
UiMUX
J7D
*
4
UiPTR
F1B
15. 8.
4 4
UiMUX UiPTR
J7D F1B
dly
4
UKR
D
A1A
Sevastopol
3. – 19. dly
4
RUS
P
A1A
Kaliningrad
4
RUS
S
A1A
Severomorsk
*
4
RUS
C
A1A
dly
4
RUS
Moscow, days: 1. 3.-7. 13.-15. 18. 19. 21. 24. 25. 30. Moscow
11.
4
UiMUX
J7D
22.25.
4
UiPTR
F1B
250 12x120
12x200 250
12x120
12x200 250
12x120
F1B
12x200 250
200 12x120
Days: 11. 12. 18.
12x200
Society SRAL
kHz 7086,0
SRAL
7096,0
SRAL SRAL
7114,0 7115,0
SRAL SRAL
7119,0 7120,0
SRAL
7122,0
SRAL SRAL
7132,0 7142,0
SRAL
7143,0
SRAL SRAL
7153,0 7162,0
SRAL
7171,5
SRAL
7175,0
SRAL
7176,0
SRAL
7178,0
SRAL
7181,62
SRAL SRAL
7190,0 7196,0
SRAL
14 MHz
SRAL SRAL
14004,0 14014,0
SRAL
14016,0
SRAL
14026,0
SRAL SRAL SRAL
14052,0 14112,0 14180,0
SRAL
14192,0
SRAL
14221,0
SRAL SRAL
14226,0 14253,0
SRAL
14255,0
SRAL
14263,0
SRAL
14265,0
SRAL
14295,2
SRAL
14306,0
SRAL
18 MHz
SRAL
18107,0
UTC DD MM 10301. 4 1230 0330* 4 1415 0430 5. 13. 4 0900- 15. 4 0922/ 1555 5. 4 1445- dly 4 1900 0915* 4 1530/ 0710 29. 4 0600* 4 1117/ 0645- 5. 16. 4 0700 1145 14. 4 0530* 4 1930 15153. 4 1908/ 0240- 2. – 4 0500 15. 0630* 4 1900 1700- 22. 4 1800 1755- 29. 4 1930 1545 5. 4 0500- 10. 4 0815 15. 0530* 4 1400 1250 6. 1105- 12. 1135 101512 1102/ 0405- 24. 0715 29. 0915 2. 1255 12. 0515* 1830 1030- 12. 1135 29. 0320* 0430 0930 20. 0510* 1500 0830- 2. 30. 0945 0900- 5. 13. 1110/ 0650- 13. 0935 0245- dly 1930 0625- 23. 0700 0430* 1200 0535-
*
ITU
RUS
SOM
IDENT UiMUX
MODE J7D
BAUD 12x120
SHIFT 12x200
REMARKS
UiMUX
J7D
12x120
12x200
Days: 8. 22. 24.
UiPTR R. Free Europe UiCW R. Hargeisa UiPTR
F1B A3E
200
A1A A3E
5BL
F1B
250
UiMUX UiPTR
J7D F1B
12x120
UiMUX
J7D
12x120
UiPTR UiPTR
F1B/N0N F1B
250
UiPTR
F1B
250
ERI
VoBME 2
A3E
RUS
UiPTR
F1B
UiMUX
J7D
UiCarr
N0N
UiPTR 7H2X
F1B A1A
UiOTHR
FMCW
4 4
UiPTR UiPTR
F1B F1B
4
UiMUX
J7D
12x120
12x200
4
UiMUX
J7D
12x120
12x200
4 4 4
UiMUX UiPTR UiPTR
J7D F1B F1B
12x120
12x200 250 250
UiPTR
F1B
UiPTR
F1B
UiPTR UiPTR
F1B F1B
4
UiMUX
J7D
4
UiPTR
F1B
4
UiMUX
J7D
R Tojikiston UiMUX
A3E
4
RUS
RUS
RUS
RUS
4 4 4
4
RUS RUS
TJK
4
J7D
4
CYP / TUR
UiOTHR
FMCW
4
RUS
RDL
F1B
Kaliningrad Test transmissions
12x200 250
Kaliningrad, days: 11. 13. 19. 20. 24.
12x200
200 12x120
Days: 12. 18. 19.
Days: 1. 2. 4. 5. 15. 18. 20. 23. 24. 28. 30.
jammed by ETH, QSY 7170 – 7180 kHz Kaliningrad, days: 2. 9. 10. 19.
12x200
5BL 50Hz/10 kHz, 10 reports, days: 2. 9. 10. 19. 500 250
200
Days: 24.. 25. 26. Ship on Black Sea Kaliningrad Days: 4. 7. 15. 22. 23. 24. 28.
250 250 12x120
12x200
12x120
12x200
Penza, days: 1. 2. 5. 8. 10. 12. 19. 27. 29.
3f 4765,07 kHz, Yangiyul TX 12x120
12x200
200
50Hz / 20 kHz, days: 13. 17. 18. 19. 24. 25. 26. 10 reports Days: 20. 25. 28. 29.
Society
kHz
UTC 1530
DD
MM
ITU
IDENT
MODE
SRAL
21001,5
*
4
RUS
UiPTR
F1B
SRAL
21 MHz
04001600 05001900
*
4
CYP / TUR
UiOTHR
FMCW
SRAL
24 MHz
0610
6.
4
UiOTHR
FMCW
SRAL
28 MHz
05001530
*
4
CYP / TUR IRN
UiOTHR
FMCW
SRAL
28 MHz
05500935
*
4
RUS
Taxi disp.
F3E
BAUD
SHIFT
150
REMARKS 30. Up to 5 min transmissions at time Vocoder pilot, days: 8. 11. 13. – 17. 21. 23. 50Hz / 20 kHz, days: 2. 5. 7. 8. 10. 11. 12. 13. 15. 19. 20. 21. 29. (25 reports) 50Hz / 20 kHz 307/870Hz / 60 kHz, days: 7. – 11. 15. 29. 13 reports Days: 13. 15. 16. 21. 7 reports
USKA – Switzerland – HB9CET (Peter) SOC
kHz
UTC DD MM
ITU
IDENT
MODE
BD
USKA
3527.0 2245
02
04
F1B
50
USKA
3532.0 2243
02
04
B7D
75
USKA
3712.0 2247
02
04
B7D
75
27 27 27 26 26 29 29 29 07 07 07 07 26 06 07 06 06 05 07 22 26 10 08 02 02 24 05 05 26 10 10 17 13 13 24 05 10 17 15 25 15
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
J3E-L J7D J7D F1B F1B
75 40.5
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
7001.5 7002.0 7007.0 7008.0 7014.0 7018.0 7018.0 7019.3 7038.7 7038.8 7038.9 7039.4 7054.0 7070.0 7070.0 7070.0 7070.0 7070.0 7070.0 7079.9 7080.0 7089.8 7096.0 7105.0 7105.0 7114.0 7120.0 7162.0 7162.0 7175.0 7175.0 7178.0 7180.0 7180.0 14000.0 14001.0 14008.0 14026.0 14171.0 14180.0 14192.0
1004 2317 2314 2158 0742 0726 0727 0742 2125 2124 2126 2339 2201 2321 0133 0321 0322 2331 0057 0953 0810 1634 0613 2232 2232 2120 1819 1817 2043 1631 1631 0128 1614 1614 0842 1828 1211 0116 0629 0709 1024
N0N/A1
J7D
12x120
N0N/A1
UKR RUS RUS RUS RUS
D P S M 204 244 514 571 810203 820201
TWN CHN SOM
397
A1A A1A A1A A1A F1B MFSK8 MFSK8 MFSK8 MFSK8 MFSK8 MFSK8 A1 F1B G1D J7D A3E A3E F1B A3E F1B F1B A3E Noise J7D A3E Noise J3E-U MFSK8 F1B J7D J7D F1B F1B
50 125 125 125 125 125 125 50 2400
50 75 75 12x120
125 50 12x120 12x120 50 50
SH or BW 200
DETAILS
Link 11- CLEW often (in DSB mode) Link 11- CLEW often 6k00E (in DSB mode) Italian 2k6 CIS12 system idling 2k6 CIS12 system idling 250 CIS 36-50 often 250 CIS-81 carrier and/or dots (Jammer) 2k6 PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D carrier and/or dots (Jammer) Beacon D Sevastopol daily Beacon P Kaliningrad daily Beacon S Murmansk daily Beacon M Magadan daily 200 daily 1750 MIL 188-141A daily 1750 MIL 188-141A daily 1750 MIL 188-141A daily 1750 MIL 188-141A daily 1750 MIL 188-141A 1750 MIL 188-141A dots only - Jammer ! 200 2k6 PSK-8: Link 11- SLEW often 2k6 CIS12 system, idling BC (2 stations) daily BC (2 stations) daily 200 CIS 50-50 Radio Hargeisa daily 250 often 500 BC, jammed often 10 kHz Jammer often 2k6 PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D BC, jammed often 10 kHz Jammer often Italian 1750 MIL 188-141A: to 397 250 CIS 36-50 often 2k6 PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D often 2k6 PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D 250 200 CIS 50-50 often 6k00E
SOC
kHz
0613 0753 2201 0854 0828 0731 0652 0851 0814 1849 0713 0714 0747 0631 0636 1821 2137 2130 0931 0633 0739 0838 0826 0806 1649 1036 0804 0832 1425 1043 1643 0815 1001 0823 0924 1839 1719 1727 1653 1654 1722 1658 1414 1458 1411 1648 1520 1510 1504 1327 1845 2053 1309 1306 1307 1314 1315 1844 1715 1717 1436 1729 1759
17 26 22 23 16 29 23 24 13 25 25 25 04 23 23 05 07 07 23 15 04 29 29 16 10 28 26 12 12 22 10 29 22 13 20 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 01 12 01 30 12 12 12 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 12 30 30
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
USKA
28275.0 1650
01
04
USKA USKA
28275.0 1430 28295.2 1756
12 30
04 04
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 USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA
14198.0 14211.0 14221.0 14236.0 14242.0 14253.0 14261.0 14261.0 14265.0 14295.15 14297.0 14298.0 14306.0 14306.0 14311.0 14340.0 14344.65 14346.0 18079.0 18107.0 18136.0 21001.5 21123.3 21190.0 21213.0 21270.0 21300.0 21330.0 21350.0 21363.3 21400.0 21400.0 21440.8 21442.0 21450.0 28004.3 28005.0 28025.0 28029.8 28030.1 28035.0 28036.3 28045.0 28045.0 28045.2 28046.0 28047.0 28049.5 28050.0 28050.0 28064.7 28075.1 28100.8 28102.0 28102.16 28103.0 28103.1 28104.0 28104.9 28115.3 28125.0 28134.8 28245.1
UTC DD MM
ITU
IDENT
MODE
BD
FMCW F1B F1B
FA
PA
DD
50 50 50 OFDM60 35.6 J7D 12x120 F1B 75 OFDM60 35.6 FMCW 50 J7D 12x120 N0N FMCW 50 J7D 12x120 J7D 12x120 J7D OFDM60 35.6 J7D 12x120 PSK-8 2400 A1A FMCW 50 sps F1B 50 F1B 75 F1B 100 PSK4 8x75 FMCW 50 sps FMCW 48 sps FMCW 50 sps N0N FMCW 50 sps FMCW 50 sps PSK4 8x75 FMCW 50 sps F1B 50 MPSK 2400 J7D 12x120 FMCW 50 sps A3E A3E A3E N0N/A1A F1B 51 A3E A3E J3E-U J3E-U N0N/A1A A3E F1B 51 F1B 51
10k 2k6 2k6 2k6 3k0 2k6 2k4 20k 200 200 150 2k25 20k 10k 20k 20k 20k 2k25 20k 2000 2k6 2k6 20k
~300
~300 ~300
N0N/A1A
F1B A3E A3E F1B F1B F1B F1B F1B A3E A3E A3E FMCW A3E A3E F1B CM
SH or BW 10k 250 200 3k0 2k6 250 3k0 10k 2k6
N0N/A1A
A3E
51
~300
51 51 51 51 51
~300 ~300 ~300 ~300 ~300
var sps
~50k
51
~300
DETAILS OTHR CIS 50-50 spacing 45.5Hz; pilot at 3300Hz PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D spacing 45.5Hz; pilot at 3300Hz OTHR PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D (legal) long lasting carrier OTHR PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D CIS12 system idling spacing 45.5Hz; pilot at 3300Hz PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D MIL188-100 Hybrid, burst daily no ham content OTHR CIS 36-50 daily PRC 4+4 system often OTHR OTHR burst system OTHR long lasting carrier OTHR OTHR PRC 4+4 system often OTHR 2nd from 10700.0 unid Burst System often PSK-2: CIS12 = AT3004D OTHR Portugues or Brazilian Portugues or Brazilian Portugues or Brazilian Fishery buoy ENAGAL buoy? short bursts Portugues (Brazilian?) unid language Portugues (Brazilian?) unid language Fishery buoy unid language ENAGAL buoy? short bursts ENAGAL buoy? short bursts Fishery buoy ENAGAL buoy? short bursts unid language Portugues (Brazilian?) ENAGAL buoy? short bursts ENAGAL buoy? short bursts ENAGAL buoy? short bursts ENAGAL buoy? short bursts ENAGAL buoy? short bursts Portugues or Brazilian Portugues or Brazilian Portugues or Brazilian OTHR varying sweep rate Portugues or Brazilian Portugues or Brazilian ENAGAL buoy? short bursts BD 3", BRI ~10-15' daily Fishery buoy Portugues or Brazilian
SOC
kHz
UTC DD MM
ITU
IDENT
MODE
BD
SH or BW
USKA USKA USKA
28305.0 1755 28365.0 0844 28368.0 1143
30 12 10
04 04 04
A3E FMCW FMCW
var sps var sps
~50k ~50k
USKA
28370.0 0801
11
04
FMCW
var sps
~50k
USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA
28680.0 28690.0 28705.0 28775.0 28895.0
0839 0913 0758 0845 0846
16 28 03 12 12
04 04 04 04 04
FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW
var sps 50 sps var sps var sps var sps
~50k 20k ~50k ~50k ~50k
USKA
29115.0 0848
12
04
FMCW
var sps
> 50k
USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA USKA
29250.0 29335.0 29355.0 29375.3 29387.5 29450.0 29525.0 29560.0 29655.0
01 12 12 15 15 12 12 28 16
04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04
F1B 81.9 FMCW var sps FMCW var sps N0N/A1A F1B 81.9 F1B 81.9 F1B 81.9 FMCW 50 sps FMCW 25 sps
140 >50k >50k
1648 0854 0848 0706 0657 1433 1456 0949 0837
ER
140 140 140 20k 20k
DETAILS Portugues or Brazilian OTHR varying sweep rate OTHR varying sweep rate OTHR varying sweep rate 307 + 870 OTHR varying sweep rate OTHR OTHR varying sweep rate OTHR varying sweep rate OTHR varying sweep rate OTHR varying sweep rate 307, 870 sweeps/s Datawell buoy OTHR varying sweep rate OTHR varying sweep rate Fishery buoy Datawell buoy Datawell buoy Datawell buoy OTHR OTHR
daily
daily daily daily
Veron 1 – Netherlands – PA2GRU (Dick) SOC VERON VERON VERON VERON
kHz 3699,5 7030,0 7038,7 7038,7
UTC 19.43 17.11 21.17 17.10
DD 28 8 27 8
MM 4 4 4 4
VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON
7038,8 7038,9 7039,0 7040,4 7054,0
14.45 21.17 16.35 20.08 05.43
6 27 8 9 12
VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON
7054,0 7054,0 7054,0 7054,0 7056,5 7056,5 7105,0
22.21 17.24 17.13 18.47 14.58 09.20 22.46
VERON VERON
7120,0 7161,9
VERON VERON VERON VERON
ITU
UKR UKR
IDENT UiPtr UiPTR D D
MODE F1B F1B A1A A1A
4 4 4 4 4
RUS RUS RUS RUS RUS
P S C P UiPtr
A1A A1A A1A A1A F1B
27 28 8 8 27 28 27
4 4 4 4 4 4 4
UiPtr UiPtr UiPTR REA4 UiMux UiMux UiBC
F1B F1B F1B F1B FSK8 FSK8 A3E
18.29 11.47
28 28
4 4
RUS RUS CIS RUS RUS RUS CHN/ TWN SOM
R.Hargaysa
A3E A1A
7162,0 7169,0 10124,2 14008,0
17.14 17.25 16.37 12.38
8 28 24 10
4 4 4 4
CIS
UiPTR UiMux UiPTR UiPTR
F1B FSK8 F1B F1B
VERON VERON VERON
14014,0 14026,00 14041,0
11.09 07.05 08.31
12 24 1
4 4 4
UiPTR UiILL
F1B J7D J3e-U
VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON
14112,0 14135,0 14165,0 14176,0 14180,0 14192,0 14195,0 14255,0
12.40 14.32 08.27 15.01 08.29 14.55 08.53 09.41
9 27 25 28 25 10 12 2
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
UiPTR
F1B
OTHR
FMCW
UiPtr UiPtr OTHR UiMUX
F1B F1B FMCW PSK
RUS Maro c
RUS
BD
SH 200
50
200
DETAILS Idling Ptr Beacon Sevastopol D-beacon (also at: 24/4 16.40 utc) P-beacon Beacon Severomorsk C-beacon P-beacon revs, ptr. Stops at 07.00 utc.
200 200 200 2k 2k
Ptr Ptr/Revs
Chinese px; S4-5 Arabic speech; S9 Mysterious dotter; continuous; S9+40! Ptr 2k3
120
50
2600
200
Fast Revs Carrier/Revs/Ptr (also at 24/4 11.21 utc) Ptr Carrier on 14027,3 kHz Marrocan fishery Ptr Frequency Hopper radar, wide 10 KHZ Frequency Hopper Ptr revs, ptr radar, wide 10 KHZ 12 MPSK
SOC VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON VERON
kHz 14260,0 14285,0 18075,0 18080,0 18107,0 18107,0 18107,0
UTC 10.46 08.30 09.12 08.33 vt 09.56 08.41
DD 25 25 14 23 vd 9 15
MM 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
VERON
18107,0
08.56
15
VERON VERON VERON
21001,5 21001,5 21330,0
13.40 10.02 11.05
VERON VERON
21438,0 21438,0
VERON VERON VERON
ITU
RUS RUS
IDENT OTHR OTHR OTHR OTHR UiPTR RDL RGT77
MODE FMCW FMCW FMCW FMCW F1B F1A F1A
4
RUS
RDL
F1A
15 30 21
4 4 4
RUS E
UiPtr UiILL
F1B F1B J3e-U
08.38 13.22
12 15
4 4
RUS RUS
RCV RCV
A1A A1A
21438,0
13.22
15
4
RUS
RCV
A1A
28630,0 28700,0
13.49 13.54
7 7
4 4
UiMux
BD
SH
150
80k
DETAILS radar, wide 10 KHZ radar, wide 10 KHZ radar, wide 10 KHZ radar, wide 10 KHZ Revs/Ptr RDL 65673 03711 k XXX RGT77 42501 00936 GWAuLOWYJ XXX RDL 38667 69266 DEREWaNNYJ ptr Yaktha, St. Petersburg Spanish, male voices, fishery bulletin RKZ DE RCV 834 157 15 1526 834 = PROGNOZ POGODY (etc) Frequency Hopper Multitone system; 16 tones
Many thanks for your interest!
credits: Wavecom Elektronik – Buelach – Switzerland SSB-Electronic – Iserlohn – Germany BAZ – Special Antennas – Bad Bergzabern - Germany FTS – Funktechnik Seipelt – Hoppegarten - Germany German PTT (BNetzA = Federal Network Agency)
compiled and published by DK2OM May 2013
