ENIGMA 2000 Newsletter - Issue 20

January 2004
Articles, newsreports and Items of interest :enigma2000-owner@yahoogroups.com

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Selected voice stations

Russian UNID:

Gert describes an UNID Russian station as:

Heard a very strange Russian man this morning [fri 5 dec 2003] a voice I never heard before in the same format as S06.
Time was 0555z and freq 5365 kHz and it was a strong signal S9 plus 10 dB
I heard only the finish and was too late to make a recording. Guess it started at 0540z.
I heard "266 266 24 24 00000".
I suggest you try this freq now and then...

[Thanks Gert]

E03/E03a

Apart from the regulations concerning the reception of wireless stations within Great Britain advice on reporting intelligence matters also exists in the form of DA notices.

Whoever the messages, from E03/E03a, are aimed at ENIGMA 2000 has no wish to 'advertise' the existence of these stations to those who may not support the best interests of Great Britain, or its representatives abroad. Although we are unable to stop discussion of E03/E03a, ENIGMA 2000 will remain aloof from any such discussion and will not be including reports or analysis on E03/E03a.

E05

Although activity has once again diminished from this station it is still active as these 8110kHz logs from AnonUK illustrate:

8110kHz 1200z 29/09 [652 count 176]
  1200z 30/09 [133 count 215]
  1200z 01/10 [133 count 215]
  1200z 02/10 [133:cnt 215 779 39 768 43 292 97] from AF
  1200z 03/10 [133 cnt 215 779] heard by both AnonUK and AF

 

Others sendings were heard by AF:

10583kHz 1200z 03/10 [133 cnt 215 779]
13444kHz 1200z 03/10 [133 cnt 215 779]
16110kHz 1200z 03/10 [133 cnt 215 779]

 

These logs from AnonUK and AF illustrate that E05 has been active and not as suggested recently, ‘none heard since last May’.

PoSW continued to monitor E05 freqs and writes: No activity from E05 that I know of: however three known E05 frequencies have been noted with fixed audio tones during late November and December, these being 11,564, 12,197, 13,450 and on one occasion only, another frequency which was running the same tone, 14,425 KHz. 12,197 was one of Cynthia's most widely used frequencies at one time and has been the most active during the recent audio tone transmissions;-

20-Nov-03 Thursday 2009z 12,197kHz very strong S9+ carrier modulated with 1,019 Hz tone. Became much weaker around 2028z. Tone ceased at 2055z, carrier went QRT approx. 40 seconds later.
  2017z 13,450 kHz unmodulated carrier, strength S8; became weak around 2030z but when checked again later in the evening had recovered somewhat and at 2154z was modulated by a tone which appeared to be similar to that heard earlier on 12,197; signal not quite strong enough to give a stable reading on the frequency counter but was just over 1,000 Hz.
21-Nov-03 Friday 2007z 12,197 kHz carrier with tone, signal strength only about S4. No sign of anything on 13,450.
22-Nov-03 Saturday 0708z 11,564kHz another E05 frequency running a tone; S9+ signal, strong enough to give stable audio which read 1,019 Hz when presented to a frequency counter. Had gone when checked again at 0811z; no parallels found and an XJT had taken up residence on 13,450.
  1126z 12,197kHz S9 signal, modulation frequency 1,019 Hz, tone stopped around 1155z.
  1354z 12,197kHz active again with tone.
  1707z 12,197kHz tone, weak signal.
23-Nov-03 Sunday 1033z 11,564kHz modulating tone sounded higher in frequency than on previous occasions, S9+ signal gave a stable de-modulated audio and read 1,161 Hz.
  1108z 12,197kHz 1,161 Hz tone
25-Nov-03 Tuesday 2018z 12,197kHz S9+ signal modulated with 1,019 Hz tone, gone when checked at 2107z.
  2108z 13,450kHz weak signal, too weak to measure tone frequency.
29-Nov-03 Saturday 1051z 11,564kHz 1,019 Hz tone.
  1110z 12,197kHz weak signal but much stronger by 1145z, tone 1,019z.
  1152z 14,425kHz not sure if this is a past E05 frequency but it was a good signal modulated by the same 1,019 Hz tone.
  1221z 13,450kHz weak signal, 14,425kHz was still on.
  1334z 11,564 kHz S9 signal, 1,019 Hz tone, no parallel frequencies active, tone stopped 1354z and cut carrier a few seconds afterwards.
  1355z 12,197 kHz weak signal, must have started up when 11,564 went off - it was not on when checked five minutes earlier.
30-Nov-03 Sunday 0817z 12,197kHz strength S5.
 
6-Dec-03 Saturday 1150z 11,564kHz strong signal, modulating frequency 1,153 Hz. Had gone when checked at 1157z.
  1106z 12,197kHz weak signal, unable to obtain a stable reading of the tone.
  1317z 11,564kHz again, S9+ signal, 1,153 Hz tone.
7-Dec-03 Sunday 1120z 12,197kHz S9+ signal, 1,153 Hz tone.
11-Dec-03 Thursday 0806z 12,197kHz weak signal.
14-Dec-03 Sunday 1135z 12,197kHz weak signal, only about S3.
  1206z 13,450kHz also weak, too weak to give a stable reading of the modulating tone frequency.

 

It seems as if someone is still making sure that Cynthia's transmitters remain serviceable.

[Tnx AnonUK, AF and PoSW]

E06

Before we move on to current logs we add a higher freq E06 heard by ‘E’ at end of October.

17463kHz 1407z 26/10 [ending 837 x2 – 64grps] Tnx ‘E’

 

Jochen Schäfer heard E6 on 13888 and 14910 kHz 1417z 09/11 [his Marburg local time of 1517z]. No other details.

5310kHz 1930z 23/11 [690-875/219=30151] hfd
5320kHz 1930z 30/11 [690:0] hfd
13880kHz 1500z 22/11 [306:579/128=32146] hfd
  1500z 23/11 [ '306' 128 32146 (same msg but not synchronised) repeat of yesterday]RNGB
       
14910kHz 1500z 22/11 [428:579/128=32146]hfd
  1500z 23/11 ['428' 128 32146 38297 etc] RNGB
16315kHz 1400z 08/11 good sigs - af
16343kHz 1416z 22/11 [ ip, ends w/ 579 128] hfd
17440kHz 1424z 22/11 [ 428 579 128] af & hfd

 

16343/17440 and 13880/14910 transmit the same msg, but aren't synchronized.[tnx hfd] – note time differences.

PoSW’s log;

10-Dec-03 Wednesday 1920z 3,530kHz surprised to find E06 on this low frequency inside the 80 metre amateur band. Carrier noticed approx. 1855z. amongst the amateur CW. "538 538 538 00000", good signal, lower sideband well suppressed, "538" spoken with a distinct pause between each figure.
13-Dec-03 Saturday 1400z as in the past few months on the second (and fourth) Saturdays in the month there are two schedules running with the same message but two separate calls;-
    18,190kHz calling "579", appeared to go straight to the "Group count", "128 128" without giving a "Decode key" , but it turned out that DK was the same as the call, i.e "579" - unusual, not observed before.
  1500z 11,418kHz calling "419", DK/GC "579 579 128 128", repeat sending of the transmission on 13,893kHz. Unable to find a repeat of the "579" transmission heard on 18,190kHz. [AnonUK also found E06 on Sat 13/12]
  1409z 13,893kHz the other 1400z transmission in progress, ended just before 1426z with "579 579 128 128 00000".

 

On Saturday 27/12 at 1412z RN GB noticed E06 going out on 18190 and 13893kHz stating that it started at 1400z with 128 groups.

Same msg on both freqs but not synchronised. The ID of 13893 is '419'. The ID of 18190 not known (probably different). Look for repeats at 1500z lower down ! At 1502z RN GB posted, 'E06 on 11418 ID419 and on 15840 ID579 at 1500z, should be repeat of msg 579 128 32146 etc'. Thanks RN GB

5440kHz 2100z 17/12 [null msg 680] Gert
11418kHz 1500z 28/12 [419-579/128=32146] HFD
13893kHz 1400z 13/12 [419-579/128=32146] Gert
  1400z 28/12 [419-579/128=32146] HFD
15840kHz 1500z 28/12 [579-579/128=82031]HFD
18190kHz 1400z 28/12 [579-579/128=32146] HFD

E07

Sunday and Wednesday 1800 UTC Schedule;-
2-Nov-03
Sunday 1800z 6,968kHz "980 980 980 000", same frequencies as in November last year; in the event of a full message the third frequency should be 5,085kHz
  1820z 5,879kHz
9-Nov-03
Sunday     "980 980 980 000" again.
19-Nov-03
Wednesday     still "980 980 980 000"
30-Nov-03
Sunday the last day of the month and at last a "Full message" transmission;-
1800z 6,968kHz "980 980 980 1", DK/GC "8513 63" x 2, strong signal.
1824z 5,879kHz second sending in progress, much weaker signal than first sending.
1840z 5,085kHz third sending of "980" and "8513 63". Signal strength S9; strange that the second sending was by far the weakest signal.
7-Dec-03
Sunday 1820z 5,737kHz second sending, "976 976 976 000", good signal but low modulation.

 

Monday and Wednesday 2100 UTC Schedule;-
5-Nov-03 Wednesday 2106z 6,964kHz first sending in progress, ended 2108z with "000 000".
  2120z 5,899kHz "981 981 981 1", DK/GC "9431 54" x 2, inside 49 metre BC band, heterodyne from the carrier of a strong broadcast station, copy much improved by using the RX in LSB mode.
  2140z 5,103kHz third sending of "981" and "9431 54", strongest and clearest of the three sendings. Same frequencies used in November last year.
17-Nov-03 Monday 2100z 6,964kHz "981 981 981 000".
8-Dec-03 Monday 2140z 5,103kHz third sending, same frequencies as in November so first two sendings should be 2100z, 6,964 KHz and 2120z, 5,899 KHz. "981 981 981 1", DK/GC "683 91" x 2. Strong signal and the modulation deeper and more readable than usual.

 

Thursday 2110 UTC Schedule;-
6-Nov-03 2130z 5,172kHz must be the second sending, "473 473 473 1", DK/GC "930 49" x 2, low modulation making for difficult copy.
27-Nov-03 2130z 5,172kHz "473 473 473 1", DK/GC "113 55" x 2; second and third sendings, I never did manage to find the first which would have been at 2110z, and I havn't found the schedule at all in December so far!
2150z, 4,534kHz

 

STOP PRESS!! December's schedule found this very evening, 18-December, even while this was being typed;-

2110z 5,842kHz 2130z 5,196kHz 2150z 4,512kHz "491 491 491 1", DK/GC "360 40" x 2, the first two sendings not very strong, the third sending S9 carrier but modulation low as always with E07 these days making for poor readability, the third sending also suffering from our old pal "XJT" roaring away on a very close frequency. The "491" call reflects the tens of kHz of the frequencies rather than the hundreds of kHz as is more usual with this family of stations. And the next appearance of this schedule will be on Christmas day, then.

 

4512kHz 2150z 18/12 [491 360 40 23526] RN GB
4534kHz 2150z 27/11 [473 113 55 45613] RNGB
4612kHz 1840z 03/12 [976 8513 63 26439 etc] RN GB
5085kHz 1840z 26/11 [980 8513 (63 groups)] RN GB
  1840z 30/11 [980:1-8513/63=24369] hfd
5102kHz 2140z 03/11 [981:1-9431/54=86185] hfd
  2140z 05/11 [981:1-9431/54=86985] hfd
2142z 22/12 in prog HFD
5103kHz 2140z 03/11 ‘Hamilton Academical’
  2140z 26/11 [981 786 (43 groups)] RN GB
5172kHz 2130z 27/11 [473 113 55 45613] RNGB and Gert
5196kHz 2130z 18/12 [491 360 40 23526] RN GB
5737kHz 1820z 03/12 [976 8513 63 26439 etc] RN GB
       
5879kHz 1820z 05/11 [980:0] hfd
  1820z 19/11 [980 000] RN GB
1820z 26/11 [980 8513 (63 groups)] RN GB
1820z 30/11 [980:1 8513/63=24369] hfd
5842kHz 2110z 18/12 [491 360 40 23526 22643etc] RN GB
5899kHz 2120z 05/11 [981:19431/54=86985] hvy bc qrm hfd
  2120z 17/11 [981 000] RN GB
2120z 26/11 [981 786 (43 groups)] RN GB
2120z 03/12 [981 000] RN GB
6775kHz 1800z 03/12 [976 8513 63 26439 etc] RN GB
6934kHz 0610z 21/11 [null 913] Gert
  0610z 03/12 [913:0] HFD
0610z 28/12 [913 000] RN GB
6946kHz 2100z 26/11 [981 786 (43 groups)] RN GB
6964kHz 2100z 03/11 [981:0 9431/54=86985] hfd
  2100z 26/11 [981 786 43 83577] RN GB
2100z 03/12 [981 000] RN GB and HFD
6968kHz 1800z 05/11 [null 980] Gert & hfd
  1800z 09/11 [null 980] hfd
1800z 12/11 [null 980 000]
1800z 19/11 [980 000] RN GB
1800z 30/11 [980:1-8513/63=24369] hfd
6986kHz 1800z 26/11 [980 8513 (63 groups)] RN GB
7776kHz 2040z 13/10 af
8077kHz 2010z 09/10 [721 721 721 000] af
8103kHz 0630z 26/11 [913:0] hfd
       
6934kHz 0610z 12/12 [913 207 135 22644] RNGB
8103kHz 0630z 05/12 [null msg 913] Gert
9367kHz 2020z 13/10 [637 1]af
9368kHz 0700z 12/12 [913 207 135 22644] XP audible at 0700z PLondon

 

Finally for E07, a different prospect from TomH in US

I was listening to a reciever based in Sweden on the net, using a past Numbers and Oddities newsletter I plugged in 5102, sure enough at 2140 I hear a man with an accent go 5274 19874 50999 71118 at the end he kept saying 0 over and over.
For me a great E07 logging on the internet :) Unfortunately I should of had my recording equipment ready. Hopefully I will hear it again to get a good recording.

E10

From our E10 desk : November 2003

3150 2300 24/11 PCD2              
3270 0045 17/11 SYN2 (New Freq) <> 0145 21/11 SYN2   <>
0045 27/11 SYN2   <> 0045 30/11 SYN2    
3360 1845 29/10 CIO2 (freq change) * 1945 30/10 VLB2   *
  2345 6/11 CIO2   * 0045 13/11 VLB2    
2345 20/11 VLB2   <> 0045 27/11 VLB2   <>
0045 30/11 VLB2              
3415 2330 30/10 ART2   * 0001 21/11 ART2    
3417 0030 17/11 ART G37 ETEGB * 0030 27/11 ART G37 ETEGB *
0030 30/11 ART G37 ETEGB            
3640 1845 29/10 CIO2   <> 2145 1/11 CIO2   <>
2345 6/11 CIO2     <> 0045 13/11 CIO2   <>
0145 21/11 CIO2 (3638.7)   0045 27/11 CIO2   <>
0045 30/11 CIO2              
3840 0001 1/11 YHF2              
                     
4165 1845 29/10 SYN2 (new freq) <> 2345 30/10 SYN2   <>
2245 4/11 SYN2   <> 0045 13/11 SYN2    
2345 20/11 SYN2   <> 0045 27/11 SYN2   <>
0045 30/11 SYN2              
4270 1930 30/10 PCD G24 IUKEP * 2200 13/11 PCD G100 ZAKZT *
2330 21/11 PCD2              
4360 1845 29/10 CIO2   <> 2145 1/11 CIO2   <>
  2345 6/11 CIO2   <>          
0045 13/11 CIO2   <> 2345 20/11 CIO2    
4461 2300 13/11 FTJ G54 PFXPN * 0100 17/11 FTJ G21 QOIKD *
2201 24/11 FTJ2   <> 2245 4/11 VLB2   <>
4648 2345 30/10 VLB2   <> 2345 20/11 VLB2   <>
0045 13/11 VLB2              
0045 27/11 VLB2     0045 30/11 VLB2 (4647.8)  
4780 1915 29/10 MIW2 (freq change) <> 2315 30/10 MIW2   <>
  2315 4/11 MIW2   <> 0115 16/11 MIW2    
0215 21/11 MIW2   <> 0115 30/11 MIW2    
4880 1930 29/10 ULX2   * 0030 7/11 ULX G56 OCNKN  
0030 30/11 ULX G16 BYEFL            
                     
5091 2130 22/11 JSR2              
5170 1845 29/10 CIO2   <> 2245 4/11 CIO2   <>
0045 13/11 CIO2   <> 2345 20/11 CIO2   <>
0045 27/11 CIO2     0045 30/11 CIO2    
5339 1915 29/10 KPA2   <> 2315 4/11 KPA2   <>
  2115 15/11 KPA2   <> 0105 30/11 KPA2    
5435 0001 21/11 ART2   * 2330 22/11 ART G108 GTCFR  
5437 0030 17/11 ART G47 ETEGB            
5820 2100 15/11 YHF G26 AXLHF * 0200 21/11 YHF G41 HRFFZ  
                   
6270 0100 17/11 ULX G42 WTINL * 0100 30/11 ULX G59 SSHDR  
6370 2315 29/10 KPA2   <> 2315 4/11 KPA2   <>
2115 22/11 KPA2              
6840 1930 14/11 EZI2   <> 0100 30/11 EZI2    
6498 2100 15/11 PCD G7 YWNEM            
6986 2300 22/11 ART G108 GTCFR            
                     
7690 (7689.6) 1915 29/10 KPA2   <> 2315 4/11 KPA2   <>
0115 17/11 KPA2   <> 0115 21/11 KPA2   <>
0115 30/11 KPA2              
7760 0100 17/11 ULX G42 WTINL * 0100 20/11 ULX G42 WTINL  
                     
9130 1930 29/10 EZI2   * 2230 4/11 EZI G128 SHTIQ *
1930 14/11 EZI2              

 

From JC Malta another fine contribution:

13Nov          
1900 4270 PCD   * 1900 5091 JSR G? FCHPX *
  1900 5435 ART2   * 1900 5820 YHF2   *
  1900 6840 EZI   *          
  1915 5339 KPA2   *          
1930 4270 PCD G98 OSFKQ G65 VIRTS * 1930 5091 JSR2   *
  1930 5435 ART G76 KXWKR * 1930 5820 YHF G40 XWDXI *
  1930 6270 ULX2     1930 6840 EZI2    
  1930 9130 EZI2   *          
1945 3640 CIO2     1945 5170 CIO2    
  2000 4270 PCD2     2000 5091 JSR2    
  2000 5435 ART G102 XZLGW   2000 5820 YHF2    
  2000 9130 EZI G95 AKTOP            
  2015 5339 KPA2              
                     
14Nov          
  1900 4270 PCD G23 SFYVB * 1900 5091 JSR G7 FCHPX *
1900 5435 ART2   * 1900 5820 YHF2   *
1900 6840 EZI   *          
1915 5339 KPA2   *          
1930 5091 JSR G64 JGGCK * 1930 5435 ART2   *
1930 6270 ULX2     1930 6840 EZI2    
1945 3640 CIO2     1945 5170 CIO2    
2000 4270 PCD2     2000 5091 JSR2    
2000 5435 ART G102 XZLGW   2000 5820 YHF2    
2015 5339 KPA2              
                     
16Nov          
  1900 4270 PCD G87 VDVQL * 1900 5091 JSR G7 FCHPX *
  1900 5435 ART2   * 1900 5820 YHF G140 ZTEQL *
  1900 6840 EZI G92 ?OHIQ G38 OBEBW *          
  1915 5339 KPA2              
  1930 4270 PCD G120 NCHDY   1930 5091 JSR2    
  1930 5435 ART G54 IFTFK * 1930 5820 YHF G40 XWDXI *
  1930 6270 ULX2     1930 6840 EZI2   *
1945 3640 CIO2     1945 5170 CIO2    
2000 5435 ART G93 RDWDD   2000 5820 YHF    
2000 6840 EZI G95 AKTOP   2000 9130 EZI G95 AKTOP  
                     
17Nov          
  1900 4270 PCD G87 VDVQL * 1900 5091 JSR G23 YPYDH *
  1900 5435 ART2   * 1900 5820 YHF G15 ZWNUL *
  1900 9130 EZI G89 PALNZ G? LVBLD *          
  1915 5339 KPA2   *          
  1930 5091 JSR G90 MNBHE * 1930 5435 ART G53 ONIAP *
  1930 5820 YHF G40 XWDXI * 1930 6270 ULX2    
  1930 6840 EZI2     1930 9130 EZI2   *
1945 3640 CIO2     1945 5170 CIO2    
2000 4270 PCD1     2000 5091 JSR2    
2000 5435 ART2     2000 5820 YHF2    
2000 9130 EZI G95 AKTOP            
2015 5339 KPA2              
                     
19Nov          
  1900 4270 PCD G52 ZBNEH * 1900 5091 JSR G107 SKJLD *
  1900 5435 ART2   * 1900 6840 EZI G89 PALNZ G32 LVBLD *
  1900 9130 EZI G89 PALNZ G32 LVBLD *          
  1915 5339 KPA2   *          
  1930 4270 PCD G120 NCHDY * 1930 5091 JSR G92 INAVL *
  1930 5435 ART G106 RDPKH * 1930 6270 ULX2    
  1930 6840 EZI2     1930 9130 EZI2   *
  1945 5170 CIO2     2000 5435 ART2    
2000 5091 JSR2              
2000 5820 YHF2     2000 9130 EZI G95 AKTOP  
2115 5339 KPA2              
                     
20Nov          
  1900 5091 JSR G20 TMCZL * 1900 5435 ART2   *
  1900 5820 YHF G40 QOGKO   1900 6840 EZI G89 PALNB G32 LVBLD *
  1900 9130 EZI G89 PALNB G32 LVBLD *          
  1915 5339 KPA2              
  1930 4270 PCD G120 NCHDY * 1930 5091 JSR G92 LNAVL *
  1930 5435 ART G27 CEQME * 1930 6840 EZI2    
1930 6270 ULX2     1930 9130 EZI2   *
1945 5170 CIO2`              
2000 4270 PCD G96 NBVFV G40 XFISN   2000 5091 JSR2    
2000 5435 ART2     2000 9130 EZI G95 AKTOF  

 

E10 LogComments

Reception for the month of Nov has been poor to say the least, a great deal to do with the Sun's activity I do believe. However this did not stop the following being heard by g0rgv on the 19 Nov "Rare E10"

( Many thanks to him ) Unfortunately I missed out again.

19/11 1910 4780 MIW G13 TMDEL
19/11 1910 4648 VLB G13 EMLQT

 

Note Bold print denotes repeated messages <> Denotes From-To, no change to schedule heard.

©BMDartford Nov 2003

E10 Desk Dec 03

3150 2300 6/12 PCD2              
3270 2345 5/12 SYN2   <> 0045 8/12 SYN2   <>
1645 14/12 SYN2              
3360 2245 2/12 VLB2   <> 0045 8/12 VLB2   <>
2045 8/12 VLB2 (ended 2150 hrs) <> 1645 14/12 VLB2    
0045 25/12 VLB2              
3640 2245 2/12 CIO2   <> 0045 8/12 CIO2   *
0045 25/12 SYN2 (freq change) <> 2245 25/12 SYN2    
3840 2230 2/12 YHF G36 NWSZY * 2230 4/12 YHF G36 NWSZY *
0001 6/12 YHF G86 TEQAY   2300 8/12 YHF2    
4165 2245 2/12 SYN2   <> 0045 8/12 SYN2    
4270 2300 6/12 PCD2              
4461 2200 2/12 FTJ G96 QXLHA * 2200 21/12 FTJ G27 QQAWN  
4560 2230 2/12 YHF G36 NWSZY * 2230 4/12 YHF G36 NWSZY  
4648 (4647.8) 2245 2/12 VLB2   <> 0045 8/12 VLB2   <>
2045 8/12 VLB2 (ended 2150 hrs) * 0015 25/12 KPA2 (Freq Change)  
4780 2215 2/12 MIW2   <> 0015 6/12 MIW2 <>  
  2115 8/12 MIW2 (ended 2222 hrs) <> 2315 14/12 MIW2    
0345 21/12 VLB2 ( New Freq?) <> 0045 25/12 VLB2    
4880 1800 4/12 ULX2   * 2300 4/12 ULX G65 QKCQS *
0030 25/12 ULX G68 MNQYX            
                     
5091 2230 6/12 JSR G48 DGCML            
5170 2245 2/12 CIO2   <> 0045 8/12 CIO2   *
0045 25/12 SYN2 (New Freq)            
5230 0045 25/12 CIO2 (Freq Change) <> 2245 25/12 CIO2    
5339 2315 1/12 KPA2   <> 2115 8/12 KPA2   <>
2315 14/12 KPA2   * 2215 21/12 MIW2 (Freq Change)  
2015 22/12 MIW2   <> 0015 25/12 MIW2    
5435 0001 6/12 ART2              
                     
6270 2300 4/12 ULX G65 QKCQS            
6370 2315 1/12 KPA2   <> 0015 6/12 KPA2   <>
2315 14/12 KPA2              
6840 2330 1/12 EZI G64 KKGHP * 2330 5/12 EZI G61 VMDCR  
                     
7690 (7689.8) 2315 1/12 KPA2   <> 0015 6/12 KPA2   <>
2215 15/12 KPA2              
                     
8025 1445 17/12 VLB2              
                     
11565 2330 5/12 EZI G61 VMDCR            

 

Bold Lettering denotes repeated message <> Denotes No changes to schedule heard.

Frequency in ( ) Denotes slight variation in transmitted frequency at times.

E10 Comments

8/12: VLB2 & MIW2 extended their calls for approximatly 1hr, no message was given. (See Log)

Once again reception conditions have been pretty asbismal resulting in poor month so here's wishing all a cheerful Christmas and better listening New Year.

The following log was sent in by JC Malta for which many thanks

1Dec          
  1900 4270 PCD G43 QSBEO * 1900 5091 JSR G9 LCWCZ *
  1900 5435 ART2   * 1900 5820 YHF G117 UYD0I  
  1900 6840 EZI G82 YYPFS * 1900 9130 EZI G82 YYPFS *
  1915 5339 KPA2              
  1930 4270 PCD G46 OPBQU * 1930 5091 JSR G46 QNNGK *
  1930 5435 ART G27 CEQME * 1930 6270 ULX2    
  1930 6840 EZI2              
  1930 9130 EZI2              
  1945 3640 CIO2     1945 5170 CIO2    
  2000 4270 PCD2     2000 5091 JSR2    
  2000 5435 ART G24 BGEJM            
                     
2Dec          
  1900 4270 ULX2   * 1900 5091 JSR G9 LCWCZ *
  1900 5820 YHF G18 WQMKZ   1900 6840 EZI G92 MRVRH *
  1915 5339 KPA2              
  1930 4270 PCD G46 OPBQU * 1930 5091 JSR G46 QNNGK *
  1930 5435 ART G27 CEQME * 1930 6270 ULX2    
  1930 6840 EZI2     1930 9130 EZI2    
  1945 5170 CIO2              
  2000 4270 PCD2     2000 5091 JSR2    
  2000 5435 ART2              
                     
6Dec          
  1900 4270 PCD G78 OSSQK * 1900 5435 ART2   *
  1900 5820 YHF2     1900 6840 EZI G87 RSXRA *
  1900 9130 EZI G87 RSXRA *          
  1915 5339 KPA2              
  1930 4270 PCD G7 RHEIT * 1930 5091 JSR G60 HVZYS *
  1930 5435 ART G27 CEQME * 1930 6270 ULX2    
  1930 6840 EZI2              
  1945 5170 CIO2              
  2000 4270 PCD2     2000 4461 FTJ G120 SALFT  
  2000 4560 YHF G20 NJTWZ   2000 5091 JSR2    
  2000 5435 ART G49 RXYHK   2000 9130 EZI G90 DMZL?  
                     
7Dec          
  1900 3150 PCD2     1900 4270 PCD2   *
  1900 5435 ART2   * 1900 5820 YHF G70 QWGXF *
  1900 6840 EZI G87 RSXRA            
  1915 4780 MIW2     1915 5339 KPA2    
  1930 4270 PCD G7 RHEIT   1930 5435 ART G27 CEQME  
  1930 5820 YHF G72 PFTUU   1930 7918 YHF G72 PFTUU  
  2000 4461 FTJ G120 SALFT            
                     
9Dec          
  1900 3150 PCD G52 VJAUT * 1900 4270 PCD G52 VJAUT *
  1900 5435 ART2   * 1900 5820 YHF    
  1900 6840 EZI2     1900 9130 EZI G65 JBOOH  
  1915 4780 MIW2     1915 5339 KPA2    
  1930 4270 PCD G32 VQQKE * 1930 5091 JSR G59 QGUSQ  
  1930 5435 ART G27 CEQME * 1930 6270 ULX2    
  1945 3360 VLB2     1945 5170 CIO2    
  2000 3150 PCD2     2000 4461 FTJ    
  2000 4270 PCD2     2000 5435 ART G38 UIKWT  
                     
10Dec          
  1900 3150 PCD2     1900 4270 PCD   *
  1900 5435 ART2   * 1900 5820 YHF G100 OHZJZ *
  1900 6840 EZI   * 1900 9130 EZI   *
  1930 4270 PCD G49 STBGG   1930 5091 JSR G114 SYIGL  
  1930 5435 ART G27 CEQME * 1930 5820 YHF G72 PFTUU  
  1930 6270 ULX2     1930 6840 EZI2    
  1930 7918 YHF     1930 9130 EZI2   *
  1945 3360 VLB2     1945 4165 SYN2    
  1945 5170 CIO2              
  2000 5435 ART2     2000 9130 EZI G60 MPIUC  
                     
11Dec          
  1900 5435 ART2   * 1900 5820 YHF G81 CCFQJ *
  1900 9130 EZI G10 PXRJD *          
  1915 4780 MIW2              
  1930 4270 PCD G49 STBGG * 1930 5091 JSR G92 CZRBH  
  1930 5820 YHF G72 PFTUU   1930 6270 ULX2    
  1930 6840 EZI2              
  1945 4165 SYN2              
  2000 3150 PCD2     2000 4270 PCD2    
  2000 5435 ART G38 UKIWT   2000 9130 EZI G61 ZNWGH + G60 MPI?C  
                     
14Dec          
  1900 4270 PCD G?6 EUSRK * 1900 5435 ART2   *
  1900 5820 YHF G163 YIINA * 1900 9130 EZI2   *
  1915 4780 MIW2     1915 5339 KPA2    
            1930 9130 EZI2    
  1930 4270 PCD G18 GMEJP * 1930 5435 ART G27 CEQME *
  1930 5820 YHF G74 GXEVQ   1930 6270 ULX2    
  1930 7918 YHF G74 GXEVQ *          
  1945 3360 VLB2     1945 5170 CIO2    
  1945 7918 SYN2              
  2000 3150 PCD2     2000 4270 PCD2    
  2000 4461 FTJ G83 QGGCX   2000 5435 ART G27 PEOCD + G109 QZTKA  

 

Thanks to CS and RN GB and all others who sent their logs to contribute to the above.

©BMDartford Dec03

To round up a years’ successful documentation of E10 activity Bob has derived the following chart:

E10 Monitored Networks & Callsigns Commencing Jan 03 to Dec 03

As at 25 Dec 03

Special Headers Date Last Heard Frequencies
CIO10Z2 15 Jan 03 7.811            
CIO2Z92 30 Jan 03 4.165 * 7.605        
KPA1SDJN 14 June 03 7.605            
VLBM6 16 Jan 03 5.230            
VLB12 14 Jan 03 5.230            
VLB16 16 Jan 03 5.230            
Callsign Variations Date Last heard Frequencies
ABC 03 Feb 03 6.428            
ART 22 Nov 03 5.435 * 6.986 * 5.437 * 3.417
ART2 06 Dec 03 5.435 * 5.437 * 6.986 * 3417
                 
CIO 02 Mar 03 4.165            
CIO2 25 Dec 03 7.811 * 4.165 * 3.270 * 7.605
    6.930 * 5.170 * 5.230 * 3.360
    8.127 * 3.640 * 6.370 * 4360
                 
EZI 05 Dec 03 9.130 * 11.565 * 17.410 * 6.840
EZI1 09 June 03 11.565            
EZI2 14 Nov 03 6.840 * 11:565 * 17.410 * 19.715
    9.130 * 15.980        
                 
FDU-M 18 June 03 4.418 * 6.210        
FTJ 21 Dec 03 4.461 * 2.626        
FTJ2 13 Oct 03 4.461 * 9.130        
                 
HNC-S 20 July 03 6.575            
HNC-F 27 May 03 6.575            
                 
JSR 06 Dec 03 5.091            
JSR2 22 Nov 03 5.091            
                 
KPA 13 Mar 03 6.370 * 4.360        
KPA2 25 Dec 03 4.360 * 7.445 * 6.370 * 6.930
    5.339 * 3.270 * 7.605 * 4.648
    4.165 * 7.690