ENIGMA 2000 Newsletter - Issue 34

May 2006
Articles, newsreports and Items of interest :enigma2000-owner@yahoogroups.com

Voice stations

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.

E06

RNGB found: Weds at 1500/1600z on 13435/11427kHz with ‘924’ 624 115 69006 etc

4830kHz	2200z	15/03	[569 127 82 99731.. 00000 2218z]	FredNL
5186kHz	2030z	06/04	[891 270 35 27819..00000] 2041z	FredNL
5197kHz	2133z	03/03	[634 473 34 82022.. 0 0 0 0 0 2124z]	FredNL
5406kHz	1930z	05/03	[690 428 111 52342..]	FredNL
	1930z	19/03	[690 0000]	FredNL
6860kHz	1830z	05/03	[690 428 111 52342..]	FredNL
	1830z	19/03	[690 00000]	FredNL
6970kHz	1930z	16/04	[690 00000] 1934z	FredNL

5186kHz 2030z 16/01 16/03 891 734 33 49497.. 0 0 0 0 0 2041z

Message contents:

49497 49967 97488 91081 63295 53401 76048 94456 56438 62326
97529 37643 32424 50637 41424 97667 55332 62630 45162 05082
29694 98792 95282 34482 14298 61168 30881 52008 83999 08237
27911 60545 93306

[FredNL]

RNGB’s E06 Log for March:

1^st	March	1405	11430	‘457’ 00000
		1505	9210	‘457’ 00000
		2100	7840	‘569’ 00000
		2200	6830	‘569’ 00000
5^th		1830	6860	‘690’ 428 111 52342
		1930	5405	‘690’ repeat
8^th		1500	13435	‘924’ 624 115 69006
		1600	11427	‘924’ repeat
15^th		2100	7840	‘569’ 127 82 97731
		2200	6830	‘569’ repeat
16^th		0600	13420	‘345’ 279 135 08903
17^th		2130	5197	‘634’ 473 34 82022 (all read slowly)
19^th		1830	6860	‘690’ 00000
21^st		1910	5795	‘654’ 182 97 41643
		2010	4480	‘654’ repeat
		2000	8015	‘357’ 296 70 47610
		2100	6910	‘471’ 293 86 29935
28^th		2000	8170	‘471’ 569 72 94956

0500/0600z	20/04	on	12210/14890kHz	with '680' 00000	RNGB
1800/1900z	20/04	on	10669/8143kHz	with '258' 639 25 55542 etc	RNGB

PoSW provides detail to schedule and intercepts:

Sunday 1830 + 1930 UTC Schedule, always has call "690";-

5-Mar-06		1830 UTC	6,860 kHz	calling "690" for a full message transmision, DK/GC "428 428 111 111", "52342 06251 82640 29231.....", S9+ signal, lower sideband well suppressed, really good modulation with deep audio. Carrier with tone was up 1823z.
5-Mar-06		1930 UTC	5,405 kHz	second sending, strong signal - and the same two frequencies were used in March last year.
6-Mar-06	Monday	1930 UTC	5,405 kHz	next day repeat of yesterday's full message, second sending, forgot to listen for the first! Strong signal but QRM from 2-way SSB traffic 2KHz lower which was more interesting than E06. English language, British accent OM voices, sounded like RAF air interception excercise of the type that was often heard during the Cold War years, hadn't realised that this kind of thing was still going on - or is Ivan still sending those bloody great four engine turbo-prop recon. aeroplanes to intrude British airspace and test the response of our airforce? Very strong base station with much weaker stations replying, presumably airborne, mention of speeds, course headings etc.
12-Mar-06		1830 UTC	6,860 kHz	"690 690 690 00000"
12-Mar-06		1930 UTC	5,405 kHz	"690 690 690 00000"
19-Mar-06		1830 UTC	6,860 kHz	"690 690 690 00000", signal strength peaking S9, lower sideband well suppressed.
26-Mar-06		1830 UTC	6,860 kHz	"690 690 690 0000", very strong, S9+ signal with lower sideband well suppressed and deep modulation - E07 please take note and copy! First day of British Summertime, hooray! As expected has stayed on UTC and so turns up one hour later local time.
26-Mar-06		1930 UTC	5,417 kHz	previous loggings have been on 5,405 kHz - second sending.

2-Apr-06		1830 UTC	8,020 kHz	"690 690 690 00000", strong signal, lower sideband well suppressed. Second sending 1930 UTC, 6,970 kHz, close to Hebrew language broadcaster on 6,973. Continues to use same or very close frequencies as in same month in 2005.
9-Apr-06		1830 UTC	8,020 kHz	"690 690 690 00000".
16-Apr-06		1830 UTC	8,020 kHz	with BC QRM, "690 690 690 00000", not much trade for poor old "690" these days!
16-Apr-06		1930 UTC	6,970 kHz

First + Third Wednesday in the Month Schedule;-

1-Mar-06		2100 UTC	7,840 kHz	"569 569 569 00000", very strong signal, lower sideband well suppressed. Carrier found up at 2041 UTC, tone at 2047z and a single spoken "569" 2049z.
1-Mar-06		2200 UTC	6,830 kHz	"569 569 569 00000", second sending, S9+, lower sideband well suppressed.
15-Mar-06		2100 UTC	7,840 kHz	third Wednesday in the month - calling "569" for a full message, DK/GC "127 127 82 82", "97731 73335 92972 04409.....".
15-Mar-06		2200 UTC	6,830 kHz	"569" and "127 127 82 82", second sending, noisy frequency but E06 generally over-riding the QRM.
16-Mar-06	Thursday	2200 UTC	6,830 kHz	second sending of the "next day" repeat of yesterday's full message.

5-Apr-06	first Wednesday in April but I could find no sign of this schedule despite a lot of searching at both 2100 and 2200 UTC. By way of compensation there was another E06 heard just after 2005z, see below.
19-Apr-06		2100 UTC	9,310 kHz	I don't know why I couldn't find this schedule on the 5th but there was no problem today, carrier noted 2054z. Calling "983", DK/GC "257 257 139 139", strong signal. "98496 00851 75136 58334 92508....."
19-Apr-06		2200 UTC	7,560 kHz	second sending, S9 signal, slight sideband splash QRM from a broadcast station on the LF side.
20-Apr-06	Thursday	2100 UTC	9,310 kHz	the next day repeats of "983", even stronger than yesterday, both S9+.
20-Apr-06		2200 UTC	7,560 kHz

First + Third Fridays in the Month Schedule;-

3-Mar-06	2130 UTC	5,197 kHz	calling "634" for a full message transmission, DK/GC "473 473 34 34", "82022 43561 15467 86324......", signal strength S7-S8, lower sideband well suppressed. Ended after 2141z with DKDK GCGC and 5 x well spaced "zero". Was on in the region of 4,760 kHz in Jan. and Feb. and in Dec. 2005 Never managed to find another sending for this one, perhaps split between two days like the related Thursday 1830z and Friday 1930z G06 German YL.
17-Mar-06	2130 UTC	5,197 kHz	"634" and "473 473 34 34", as on the 3rd.

7-Apr-06	2130 UTC	5,197 kHz	call "634" - same frequency and call as in March - DK/GC "580 580 32 32", strong signal, lower sideband well suppressed, "45918 33672 48214 54419.......". Carrier was up when checked almost half an hour earlier at 2101z. Ended 2140z with DKDK GCGC and five spaced, slow "zero". Stays on UTC so now on at 10.30 PM instead of 9.30 in the winter months.
21-Apr-06	2130 UTC	5,197 kHz	2130 and 25 seconds UTC, started late, "634" and "580 580 32 32", same as when heard on the 7th. Was warming up at 2110 UTC - and was playing music! Modern club/dance type, vocals appeared to be in Russian although one track was in English. Similar kind of thing was noted with the related G06 German transmission on 10-February, also a Friday.

Other E06;-

22-Mar-06	Wednesday	2107 UTC	6,910 kHz	E06 in progress with full message. Ended 2119z with "293 293 86 86 " and 5 normal "zero". Not part of the known first + third Wednesday schedule, today is the fourth Wednesday in the month. Was not found on the following day so may be the "next day repeat" of a Tuesday transmission.
23-Mar-06	Thursday	2100 UTC	6,780 kHz	"502 502 502 00000", not the E06 heard yesterday.
23-Mar-06		2200 UTC	5,350 kHz	"502 502 502 00000", not the E06 heard yesterday.

5-Apr-06	Wednesday	2005 UTC	9,260 kHz	unable to find the expected first Wednesday 2100 + 2200z schedule, but this was found earlier with a full message in progress, weak signal for an E06, S3 to S4 only, propagation not too good this evening. Ended 2009z with "956 956 28 28 00000", short message, must have started on the hour. Could not find on the following day so may itself have been the "next day repeat" of a Tuesday transmission.
6-Apr-06	Thursday	2035 UTC	5,186 kHz	transmission in progress, close to a strong carrier, ended after 2040z with "270 270 35 35" and 5 x spaced, slow "zero" - just like the E06 heard on the first and third Fridays at 2130z. So I assumed that this was connected with the Friday transmission but it wasn't, the E06 on the 7th had a different 5F message.
20-Apr-06	Thursday	2030 UTC	5,186 kHz	2030 UTC and 30 seconds or so, started well after the half hour - calling "891", DK/GC "270 270 35 35", same as when heard on the 6th. "27819 45681 19745 91081.......". Difficult copy in AM mode due to a strong "XJT" which has taken up residence close to this frequency, was not there on the 6th, much better copy with the receiver in USB. Ended with slow zeroes. Looks like a first and third Thursdays in the month schedule.

[Tnx PoSW]

RNGB April Logs [credit to others appended]

4^th	April	1300	11120	‘147’ 00000
5^th		1405	12190	‘457’ 00000
		1505	10560	‘457’ 00000
		2100	7720	‘471’ 956 28 groups
6^th		0600	14890	‘680’ 00000
		2000	5186	Test Transmission, counting 1 to 10
		2030	5186	‘891’ 270 35 27819
7^th		2130	5197	‘634’ 580 32 45918
9^th		1930	6970	‘690’ 00000
11^th		2100	7720	‘471’ 956 28 23815
13^th		1400	13415	‘160’ 254 83 70504
		1500	11125	‘160’ repeat
16^th		1830	8020	‘690’ 00000
18^th		1300	11120	‘147’ 00000
19^th		2100	9310	‘983’ 257 139 98496	also FredNL
		2200	7560	‘983’ repeat	also FredNL
20^th		0500	12210	‘680’ 00000
		0600	14890	‘680’ 00000
		1800	10669	‘258’ 639 25 55542
		1900	8143	‘258’ repeat
		2030	5186	‘891’ 270 35 27819
21^st		0800	12228	‘258’ 134 25 38166 (different msg from previous evening)
27^th		2100	7630	‘193’ 00000
		2200	5430	‘193’ 00000

E07

Before we move onto others logs PoSW shares his logs and analysis of the station:

The usual E07 schedules continue as we move into spring with all the usual well documented problems of low modulation making for difficult copy; but in March two new E07 schedules were noted, on Tuesdays at 1900 UTC and on Thursdays, also at 1900 UTC. These were of a much more businesslike nature than the long standing transmissions with much better modulation than your average E07 and transmitted in lower sideband suppressed mode, not noted before with this one having up until now always used conventional AM with both sidebands.

Sunday + Wednesday 1800 UTC Schedule

5-Mar-06	Sunday	1800 UTC	9,923 kHz	"906 906 906 000", first sending, inside 31 metre broadcast band, difficult copy.
5-Mar-06		1820 UTC	9,064 kHz	"906", second sending, better mod. and clear of broadcasters, much better than the first sending. Same frequencies as in March 2005, third sending in event of "full message" should be 7,697 kHz.
12-Mar-06	Sunday	1800 UTC	9,923 kHz	"906 906 906 1", DK/GC "658 43" x 2, difficult copy due to low mod. and BC QRM.
		1820 UTC	9,068 kHz	second sending, again difficult to hear and a strong "XJT" has taken up residence slightly HF.
		1840 UTC	7,697 kHz	as expected, third sending, difficult to hear due to low mod.
15-Mar-06	Wednesday	1800 UTC	9,923 kHz	first sending with very low mod., unreadable.
		1820 UTC	9,068 kHz	second sending with much better mod. than the first, "906 906 906 1", DK/GC "658 43" x 2, same as on Sunday.
		1840 UTC	7,697 kHz	third sending, back to low mod. but readable.
19-Mar-06	Sunday	1800 UTC	9,923 kHz	"906" and "658 43", same as on Sunday, repeated 1820 UTC, 9,068 kHz and 1840 UTC, 7,697 kHz, all with low mod
		1820 UTC	9,068 kHz
		1840 UTC	7,697 kHz
26-Mar-06	Sunday			first day of Summertime, the clocks having gone forward by one hour. This schedule has stayed on UTC - for the time being - and has therefore appeared one hour later clock time;-
26-Mar-06		1800 UTC	9,923 kHz	7 PM BST, "906 906 906 1", DK/GC "314 40" x 2, strong signal with much better mod. than usual. Usual repeats also with better than usual modulation

2-Apr-06	Sunday	1700 UTC	12,123 kHz	with the first appearance in April has now shifted by one hour UTC which brings it back to a 6 PM start-up as in the winter months. "171 171 171 1", DK/GC "697 89" x 2, mod low but readable.
		1720 UTC	10,703 kHz	second sending of "171" and "697 89". Same frequencies were used in April last year; I only logged this with "000 000" in 2005 so no third frequency. However, RNGB copied a "full message" and on Page 15 of E2K28 reports 8,123 kHz as the third frequency;-
		1740 UTC	8,123 kHz	third sending, S9+ signal and much better mod. than the first two.
5-Apr-06	Wednesday	1740 UTC	8,123 kHz	third sending, "171" and "697 89", as on Sunday.
16-Apr-06	Sunday	1700 UTC	12,123 kHz	"171 171 171 000", mod. better than usual.
16-Apr-06		1720 UTC	10,703 kHz	mod much lower than first sending

Monday + Wednesday 2100 UTC Schedule

8-Mar-06	Wednesday	2120 UTC	6,968 kHz	E07 with strong carrier but very low audio, extremely difficult copy, "892 892 892 000", sideband splash from BC station on 6,973.
15-Mar-06	Wednesday	2120 UTC	6,968 kHz	"892 892 892 000", second sending, not the same frequencies used in March last year which were 9,420 + 8,185 + 6,817 kHz, call "418".
20-Mar-06	Monday	2100 UTC	7,874 kHz	sounds like the first sending, very low mod, voice almost inaudible.
		2120 UTC	6,968 kHz	second sending, again very low mod, unreadable.
		2140 UTC	5,253 kHz	presumably the third sending, unable to hear any voice, went off just after 2148z.
22-Mar-06	Wednesday	2120 UTC	6,968 kHz	"892 892 892 1", DK/GC "541 55" x 2, mod better than earlier in the month. Second sending but couldn't find the first presumed to be 7,874 when checked a bit after 2100z.
22-Mar-06		2140 UTC	5,253 kHz	started approx. 20 seconds early, "892" and "541 55", mod. low but readable, much better than when heard on Monday
27-Mar-06	Monday	2100 UTC	7,874 kHz	and this schedule has stayed on UTC for the time being and has appeared at 10 PM BST. "892 892 892 1", DK/GC "541 55" x 2, as on Wednesday. Repeated 2120z, 6,968 kHz and 2140z, 5,253 kHz, all with better than usual mod.

3-Apr-06	Monday	2020 UTC	9,069 kHz	second sending, has now shifted by one hour which brings it back to a 9 PM start-up, UK time. "105 105 105 1", DK/GC "541 55" x 2, S9 signal, mod. a bit better than usual. Unable to confirm third sending, signal of some kind on 7,519 kHz probably E07 but was flattened by a strong DRM broadcaster. Not the same frequencies as in April last year which were 13,922 + 12,217 + 11,028 kHz, call "920".
12-Apr-06	Wednesday	2000 UTC	10,128 kHz	"105 105 105 1", DK/GC "729 39" x 2, strong signal, mod much better than usual, "94916 44754 28537 83075.....". First sending inside 30 metre amateur band, close to a CW QSO between SM3 and OK2 stations.
12-Apr-06		2020 UTC	9,069 kHz	second sending, third sending confirmed as 7,519 kHz, readable through DRM signal thanks to better than usual mod.

Thursday 2110 UTC Schedule

2-Mar-06	2110 UTC	7,614 kHz	"163 163 163 000", strong carrier, mod. low but readable.
2-Mar-06	2130 UTC	5,763 kHz	second sending, very low audio, could just make out "zero". Same frequencies used in March of previous years, third frequency in event of "full message" should be 4,633 kHz.
9-Mar-06	2110 UTC	7,614 kHz	"163 163 163 000", strong signals with better than usual modulation.
9-Mar-06	2130 UTC	5,763 kHz
16-Mar-06	2110 UTC	7,614 kHz	"163 163 163 1", DK/GC "480 44" x 2, mod low but readable.
	2134 UTC	5,763 kHz	second sending in progress, low mod.
	2150 UTC	4,633 kHz	"163" and "480 44", third sending, low mod., difficult copy.
23-Mar-06	2110 UTC	7,614 kHz	first sending unreadable due to low mod.
	2130 UTC	5,763 kHz	"163 163 163 1", DK/GC "480 44" x 2 - same as last week - low mod. but much better than the first sending.
	2150 UTC	4,633 kHz	third sending, mod low but readable.
30-Mar-06	2110 UTC	7,614 kHz	following the start of Summertime has stayed on UTC for the time being and appears one hour later local time."163 163 163 000", repeated 2130 UTC, 10.30 PM BST, 5,763 kHz, both with low mod.
30-Mar-06	2130 UTC	5,763 kHz

6-Apr-06	2010 UTC	11,064 kHz	in April has now shifted by one hour which brings the startup time back to 9.10 PM, "674 674 674 1", DK/GC "127 42" x 2, usual low mod.
	2030 UTC	9,277 kHz	second sending, S9 carrier but low mod.
	2050 UTC	8,142 kHz	"674" and "127 42", third sending, mod. lowest of the three sendings.

Same frequencies used in April of previous years.
13-Apr-06	2014 UTC	11,064 kHz	first sending in progress, better than usual mod., ended "000 000" just before 2017z.
	2030 UTC	9,277 kHz	"674 674 674 1", DK/GC "127 42" x 2, same as last week, strong signal with better than usual mod, third sending 2050 UTC, 8,142 kHz, S9+ with better than usual mod.
	2050 UTC	8,142 kHz

Two new E07 skeds noted in March;-

Tuesday Schedule

7-Mar-06	1905 UTC	10,324 kHz	nearly fell off my chair when I came across the E07 OM in progress on a Tuesday, very strong signal, the modulation much better than any other E07 heard in a long time. A quick check showed that this was being transmitted in the lower sideband suppressed mode, never observed before with E07, has always been standard AM with both sidebands. Ended with "000 000" 1908z.
	1920 UTC	9,146 kHz	the new schedule starting up with "346 346 346 1", DK/GC "261 69" x 2. Strong signal, deep mod, perhaps slightly distorted, lower sideband well suppressed. In the background there was the distinct sound of M12 CW, the "462" call-up which was at that time in progress on 6,856 kHz although it is difficult to see how a keyed carrier CW transmission could produce an audible note on another frequency even if some kind of interaction was taking place due to the two transmitters being located on the same site.
	1940 UTC	7,864 kHz	third sending, strong signal with deep mod. and again M12 "462" morse could be heard faintly, was on 5,788 kHz at that time.
14-Mar-06	1900 UTC	10,324 kHz	last week's transmission not just a "one off", then, "346 346 346 1", DK/GC "876 37" x 2, "86928 86736 64249 19439.....", good mod, lower sideband suppresed, short message, all done soon after 1905z. Repeated 1920z, 9,146 kHz and 1940z, 7,864 kHz. All three sendings considerably weaker than last week.
	1920 UTC	9,146 kHz
	1940 UTC	7,864 kHz
21-Mar-06	1900 UTC	10,324 kHz	"346 346 346 1", DK/GC "2411 71" x 2. Repeats on 9,146 and 7,864. All three sendings started 15 seconds early. Lower sideband well suppressed, deep modulation, slightly distorted at times, "84049 59944 47724 30479 64737.....".
28-Mar-06	1800 UTC	10,324 kHz	this schedule has moved by one hour with the "Spring Forward" change of the clocks for summertime so it still starts at 7 PM in the UK. All the long-standing E07s stayed on UTC after summertime started on the last weekend in March so they appeared an hour later clock time and did not compensate for BST until the first week of April. "346 346 346 1", DK/GC "2439 65" x 2. Usual repeats 1820z 9,146 kHz and 1840z, 7,864 kHz.
	1820 UTC	9,146 kHz
	1840 UTC	7,864 kHz

This schedule seems to have vanished in April, forgot to listen for it on the 4th and could find no sign of it on the 11th

New Thursday Schedule

Peter sums up E07 with,

9-Mar-06	1944 UTC	6,939 kHz	strong E07 in progress, lower sideband suppressed as with the Tuesday schedule, ended "000 000" just before 1948z. Presumably the third sending of a schedule which would have started at 1900z.
16-Mar-06	1900 UTC	9,061 kHz	first sending of the schedule noted last Thursday, "479 479 479 1", DK/GC same as heard on Tuesday 14th, "876 37" x 2 and same 5Fs. Very strong signal, slight background hum, lower sideband well suppressed. As with the Tuesday transmissions, M12 CW could be heard in the background, in this case the call-up for "815" schedule which was up on 10,343 kHz.
	1920 UTC	7,907 kHz	"479" and "876 37", second sending, very strong signal and again, M12 "815" heard faintly, was starting up on 9,164 kHz.
	1940 UTC	6,939 kHz	"479" and "876 37", third sending, again M12 "815" heard underneath, was starting its third sending on 7,849 kHz
23-Mar-03	1900 UTC	9,061 kHz	"479 479 479 1", DK/GC "9532 71" x 2, not the same 5F message as heard on Tuesday 21st although the group count was the same. "17176 07019 61282 97917....." Repeated 1920 UTC, 7,907 kHz and 1940 UTC, 6,939 kHz, all three sendings much weaker signals than when heard last Thursday.
30-Mar-06	1800 UTC	9,061 kHz	this schedule has moved by one hour so it still starts at 7 PM UK time following the start of summertime, as with the new Tuesday schedule. "479" and DK/GC "8312 65", "48934 36815 55237 95971 82082.....".
	1824 UTC	7,907 kHz	second sending in progress,
	1840 UTC	6,939 kHz	"479" and "8312 65", third sending, weakest of the three, QRM from what appeared to be a broadcast station on 6,940 kHz, difficult copy.

6-Apr-06	1800 UTC	9,061 kHz	- has stayed on the same frequencies in April then - "479 479 479 1", DK/GC "8507 65" x 2, "87617 53722 04108 34949 01384.......". Strong signal, lower sideband well suppressed.
	1820 UTC	7,907 kHz	repeat sendings, strong signals both.
	1840 UTC	6,939 kHz	repeat sendings, strong signals both.
13-Apr-06	This schedule also seems to have ended, no sign at 1800 UTC on 9,061 kHz.

“The long established E07 schedules are around as expected and are following the same frequency schedules as in previous years with the exception of the Monday + Wednesday starting at 2000z, 9 PM BST which does not use the same frequencies as in 2005 and has to be searched for at the start of each new month, sometimes a difficult task due to the low mod., still a feature of many E07 transmissions. The two new E07s first noted in March, Tuesdays at 7 PM UK time and a different one on Thursdays also at 7 PM - both did the hour shift with the start of summer so they still showed up at the same clock time - seem to have gone although the Thursday schedule was logged in the first week of April on the same frequencies as in March.”

[Thanks Peter].

7614//5763kHz	2110/2130z	02/03	183 000	FredNL
5673kHz	2130z	09/03	[163 000]	FredNL
7614kHz	2110z	30/03	[163 000]	FredN
7864kHz	1940z	14/03	[346, 1 876/37] 1938z CW sent V6	Mndbs
9146kHz	1920z	14/03	[346, 1 876/37]	Mndbs
10324kHz	1900z	14/03	msg detail below 346, 1 876/37 S6 fades USB many pauses. 86928 86736 64249 19439 61751 14837 71579 21823 51085 96882 29970 06118 67814 21672 11791 29380 27523 70401 47502 43122 34163 82293 12259 17063 83311 13117 85976 03131 60635 68025 74994 93406 69048 32830 20921 40261 59471 000 000	Mndbs
7614/5763/4633kHz	2110/30/50z	16/03	weak, noisy, got call '163 1' & a few complete grps '..89107 70980 02469..'	FredNL

RNGB’s E07 Log for March:

1^st	March	2100	7874	‘892’ 000
		2120	6968	‘892’ 000
7^th		1900	10324	‘346’ 1 261 69 13317
		1920	9146	‘346’ repeat
		1940	7864	‘346’ repeat
8^th		1800	9923	‘906’ 000
		1820	9068	‘906’ 000
9^th		2110	7614	‘163’ 000
15^th		1800	9923	‘906’ 1 658 43 71923
		1820	9068	‘906’ repeat
		1840	7697	‘906’ repeat
16^th		2110	7614	‘163’ 1 480 44 93740
		2130	5763	‘163’ repeat
		2150	4633	‘163’ repeat
19^th		1800	9923	‘906’ 1 658 43 71923
		1820	9068	‘906’ repeat
		1840	7697	‘906’ repeat
21^st		1900	10324	‘346’ 1 2411 71 84049
		1920	9146	‘346’ repeat
		1940	7864	‘346’ repeat
27^th		2100	7874	‘892’ 1 541 55 36264
		2120	6968	‘892’ repeat
		2140	5253	‘892’ repeat
28^th		1800	10324	‘346’ 1 2439 65 35596 (M12 transmitting in background, ID 462)
		1820	9146	‘346’ repeat
		1840	7864	‘346’ repeat

3^rd	April	2000	10128	‘105’ 1 541 55 36264
		2020	9069	‘105’ repeat
4^th		1800	10324	‘346’ 1 2476 62 41727
		1840	7864	‘346’ repeat
5^th		1700	12123	‘171’ 1 697 89 32663
		1720	10703	‘171’ repeat
		1740	8123	‘171’ repeat
6^th		2010	11064	‘674’ 1 127 42 98004
		2030	9277	‘674’ repeat
		2050	8142	‘674’ repeat
9^th		1700	12123	‘171’ 1 848 45 86445
		1720	10703	‘171’ repeat
10^th		2000	10128	‘105’ (very weak)
12^th		1100	12163	very weak – ended 16780 000 000
27^th		2010	11064	‘674’ 347 45 40568	also FredNL
		2030	9277	‘674’ repeat	also FredNL
		2050	8142	‘674’ repeat	also FredNL

We acknowledge input from AF and mndbs also

E10 Desk for Mar 06

Frequencies (USB) and C/S Heard

3150	PCD	*	PCD2
3230	KPA2
3270	MIW String	*	MIW2
3360	VLB String
3415	ART
3557	CIO2
3640	SYN2	*	SYN Strings
3840	YHF
4270	PCD	*	PCD1	*	PCD2
4418	FDUM
4461	FTJ
4560	YHF2
4648	SYN2	*	SYN Strings	*	VLB2
4780	CIO2
4880	ULX	*	ULX2	*	ULX1
5091	JSR	*	JSR2
5170	VLB2	*	VLB Strings
5230	MIW2	*	MIW Strings
5339	KPA2	*	KPA String
5435	ART
5820	YHF2
6270	ULX	*	ULX2
6498	PCD2
6575	HNCX
6840	EZI	*	ART2	*	ULX	*	EZI2
6842	EZI
6986	ART
7322	FTJ
7540	JSR
7760	ULX
7918	YHF2	*	YHF
9130	EZI
14000	YHF

Comments & Reported Net Activities for Feb/Mar 06.

24th Feb	:	at 1820hrs	on Freq	5170 kHz	:	VLB on extended call, No message. Still ongoing 0100 hrs 25/2
24th Feb	:	at 1820hrs	on Freq	4648 kHz	:	SYN2 on extended call, No message.Still on going 0100 hrs 25/2
24th Feb	:	at 1820hrs	on Freq	4780 + 3557 kHz	:	CIO2 As above very weak 25/2
01 Mar	:	at 2240hrs	on Freq	5230 kHz	:	MIW2 on extended call, No Message ongoing at 2346hrs
03 Mar	:	at 2017hrs	on Freq	5230 kHz	:	MIW2 on extended call, No Message still ongoing at 0200hrs 04 Mar.
04 Mar	:	at 2017hrs	on Freq	5230 kHz	:	MIW2 Still transmitting at 0030hrs 05/3 (Listen out for possible change)
06 Mar	:	at 2021hrs	on freq	5230 kHz	:	MIW2 on ext call again. Lost contact at 2150hrs approx. 06 Mar.

NB:

On the 24th & 25th of Feb we had SYN2 & VLB2 on extended call throughout that period and on the 27th this changed to the long strings VLB (39 numbers & letters) and SYN (29). MIW2 has been on ext call since the 01 march and is still active at this moment on freq 5230KHz. It might be worth monitoring to see if a simular pattern evolves
05 Mar at 2030hrs Reference to MIW2 above, this station has changed its call as I believed it might and is at this moment transmitting as MIWA9B10C9 on 5230KHz. (Later heard at 2100hrs by Ary B, still in progress)
Back to normal as MIW2 at the 2315hrs transmission
06 Mar from 1505hrs to 2000hrs MIWA10B11C10 was recorded by :- Mike L, Tom H, Ary B, Manolis Crete and Jochen S. I missed this but at 2021hrs when I next tuned in, it was transmitting as MIW2 again. I lost contact at 2150hrs as it faded into the background noise. It might be worth noting that the two MIW strings as underlined would appear to follow on from each other. A quick glance through my own records (Years 02 to 06) showed this could be a first time, though on April the 14th 2002 I recorded MIWTMX1504 and VLBTMX1504 both transmitting at the same time on own frequencies.

9 Mar	at	2103 hrs	on freq	6840KHz	ART2. (Normally EZI)
9 Mar	at	2346 hrs	on freq	4648 kHz	VLB2 (Normally SYN2)
11Mar	at	1630 hrs	on freq	4880 kHz	ULX1 also at 1900 hrs on 4270 kHz PCD1. (Credit Jochen Schafer. Kopf)
15 Mar			on freq	5339KHz	The Goodnight string (KPAG Below) first reported by Ary B at 1910hrs, still on going at 0105hrs 16th Mar.
17Mar	at	1946hrs	on freq	5170 kHz	VLB2 longer initial call ended 1958hrs.
19 Mar		VLBA string reported heard by Ary B, at 1655hrs on 5170 and at 1718hrs on 3360. Still ongoing at 2325hrs

20 Mar	at	1755hrs	on Freq	4418 kHz	FDUM (Credit Ary B)
20 Mar					SYNA1ZZ2B13Z was logged and confirmed at various times during the day. (Credit to Ary B, Ian Wraith, Jochen Schafer. Kopf) Still Transmitting at 0100hrs 21/3
20 Mar	at	2132hrs	on freq	4461 kHz	FTJ + YHF2 both on freq transmitting at same moment. FTJ Freq (Credit Ary B)

25 Mar	at	1830hrs	on freq	4270 kHz	PCD with a G97 message starting YERRS.
					This message has been repeated since Sept 05. (Credit Ian Wraith)
28 Mar	at	1540hrs	on freq	6575 kHz	HNCX (Credit F Nusser)
28 Mar	at	1601hrs	on freq	14000 kHz	YHFx3 calls and at 1601+ 30 seconds YHFx1 call no further transmissions (Credit Mike L)
29 Mar	at	1753hrs	on freq	5170 kHz	VLB2 on extended call ongoing at 1913hrs, weak signal

30 Mar	at	1930hrs	on freq	4270 kHz	ULX2!, at 1933hrs this reverted to the expected PCD with a G13 VHFLZ message.At 2000 & 2030hrs it was PCD2.
				Ian Wraith also notes "The ULX call on the PCD frequency is interesting and it is the 2nd or 3rd time I have seen call in this time slot. The last time was on Feb 5th 2006 which was the same night both VLB and SYN sent long strings. However there don't seem to be any signs of unusual E10 messages tonight."

30 Mar	at	2230hrs	on freq	6840 kHz	ULX G81 RJUJI (Normally EZI)
30 Mar	at	2300hrs	on freq	6842 kHz	EZI G15 ?CHBU. This was a definite freq shift upwards. the freq 6840 has lately been used by ART 9/3 & ULX 30/3. (NB:This must have been a technical ajustment as at 0304hrs 31/3 EZI was again on its correct freq).
31 Mar	at	0400hrs	SYN2 & VLB2 & CIO2 all on extended calls, freq's 3640 & 5170 & 4780 kHz respectively. Ended at 0500hrs

Special Strings Heard During Feb/Mar 06

27/02/06	2000Hrs	Freq 5170KHz	VLBA13Z03011100B3213011400C55Z2802Z1600	=39 L/N
27/02/06	2030Hrs	Freq 3640 + 4648KHz	SYNA69Z1103Z1100B10Z0303Z1500	=29 L/N.
05/03/06	2030hrs	Freq 5230 kHz:	MIWA9B10C9	=10 L/N
06/03/06	1505hrs	Freq 5230 kHz	MIWA10B11C10	=12 L/N
10/03/06	1630hrs	Freq 5230 kHz	MIWA85Z200930B23Z200900C43Z200900	=33 L/N
15/03/06	2318hrs	Freq 5339 kHz	KPAG1O2O3D4N5I6G7H8T	=20 L/N
19/03/06	2015hrs	Freq 5170 + 3360 kHz	VLBA1Z2B8Z2	=11 L/N
20/03/06	2000hrs	Freq 4648 kHz	SYNA1ZZ2B13Z	=12 L/N

Was it a Fake?, Was it for Real?, Had E10 gone mad? No it was the Goodnight String, its all you want it to be.

But for sure it bought out some healthy comment.

Logs From J Chircop for 11 Feb to 7 Mar 06 All Frequencies USB

11 Feb 06

1900	5435	ART2
1900	6840	EZI (2) G 56 DORRM G71 ?
1900	4270	PCD G20 MIORT
1900	5091	JSR G19 HTJSX
1900	3840	YHF G13 VKDL?
1900	4880	ULX2
1900	4461	FTJ2
1915	5339	KPA2
1915	4360	MIW2
1930	5435	ART G37 CWGPI
1930	6840	EZI2
1930	4270	PCD G22 LTKOI
1930	6270	ULX2
1930	5820	YHF2
1930	5091	JSR G89 JMHZM
1945	5170	VLB2
2000	5091	JSR G10 MVJAX
2000	5435	ART G67 ?
2000	4270	PCD2

14 Feb 06

1900	5435	ART2
1900	6840	EZI (2) G77 YMDYM G50 IAKQG
1900	4270	PCD G92 NWZZG
1900	5091	JSR G19 HTJSX	*
1900	3840	YHF G13 VKDL?	*
1900	4880	ULX2
1900	4461	FTJ2
1915	5339	KPA2
1915	5170	VLB2
1915	4360	MIW2
1930	5435	ART G37 CWGPI	*
1930	6840	EZI2
1930	4270	PCD G60 WWMFG
1930	6270	ULX2
1930	5820	YHF G39 QERFL
1930	5091	JSR G89 JMHZM	*
1945	5170	VLB2
2000	5091	JSR G10 MVJAX	*
2000	5435	ART G67 ?
2000	4270	PCD2

16 Feb 06

1900	5435	ART2
1900	6840	EZI (2) G77 YMDYM G50 IAKQG	*
1900	4270	PCD G64 LDZVH
1900	5091	JSR G19 HTJSX	**
1900	3840	YHF G13 VKDL?	**
1900	4880	ULX2
1900	4461	FTJ2
1915	5339	KPA2
1915	5170	VLB2
1915	4360	MIW2
1930	5435	ART G37 CWGPI	**
1930	4270	PCD G10?
1930	6270	ULX2
1930	5820	YHF G39 QERFL	*
1930	5091	JSR G89 JMHZM	**

26 Feb 06

1900	5435	ART2
1900	6840	EZI (2) G96 RYBLC G28 YIRWO
1900	4270	PCD 1
1900	5091	JSR G19 HTJSX	***
1900	3840	YHF G94 OAJMF G55 SZMNP
1900	4880	ULX2
1900	4461	FTJ2
1915	5339	KPA2
1915	5170	VLB2
1915	4360	MIW2
1930	5435	ART G37 CWGPI	***
1930	6840	EZI2
1930	4270	PCD G20 BCNAP
1930	6270	ULX2
1930	5820	YHF G25 FLTIT
1930	5091	JSR G89 JMHZM	***
1930	3557	CIO2
1945	5170	VLB2
2000	5091	JSR G10 MVJAX	**
2000	5435	ART G67 ?
2000	4270	PCD2
2000	9130	EZI2

02 Mar 06

1900	5435	ART2
1900	6840	EZI (2) G96 RYBLC G28 YIRWO	*
1900	4270	PCD 2
1900	5091	JSR G19 HTJSX	****
1900	3840	YHF G66 QCTO?
1900	4880	ULX2
1900	4461	FTJ2
1915	5339	KPA2
1915	5170	VLB2
1915	4360	MIW2
1930	5435	ART G37 CWGPI	****
1930	6840	EZI2
1930	4270	PCD G20 BCNAP	*
1930	6270	ULX2
1930	5820	YHF G25 FLTIT	*
1930	5091	JSR G89 JMHZM	****
1930	3557	CIO2
1930	3640	SYN2
1945	5170	VLB2
1945	5230	MIW2
2000	5091	JSR G10 MVJAX	***
2000	5435	ART G67?
2000	4270	PCD2
2000	9130	EZI2

04 Mar 06

1900	5435	ART2
1900	6840	EZI (2) G96 RYBLC G28 YIRWO	**
1900	5091	JSR G19 HTJSX	*****
1900	3840	YHF G66 QCTO?	*
1900	4880	ULX2
1900	4461	FTJ2
1915	5339	KPA2
1915	5170	VLB2
1915	4360	MIW2
1930	5435	ART G37 CWGPI	*****
1930	6840	EZI2
1930	4270	PCD G36 QZFWJ
1930	6270	ULX2
1930	5820	YHF G25 FLTIT	**
1930	5091	JSR G89 JMHZM	*****
1930	5091	CIO2
1930	3640	SYN2
1945	5170	VLB2
1945	5230	MIW2

07 Mar 06

1900	5435	ART2
1900	6840	EZI Unreadable
1900	4270	PCD 2
1900	5091	JSR G19 HTJSX	******
1900	3840	YHF G15 ?
1900	4880	ULX2
1900	4461	FTJ2
1915	5339	KPA2
1915	4360	MIW2
1930	5435	ART G37 CWGPI	******
1930	6840	EZI2
1930	4270	PCD G10 WFQWF
1930	6270	ULX2
1930	5820	YHF G25 FLTIT	***
1930	5091	JSR G89 JMHZM	******
1930	5091	CIO2
1930	3640	SYN2
1945	5170	VLB2
2000	5091	JSR G10 MVJAX	****
2000	5435	ART G67 ?
2000	4270	PCD2
2000	9130	EZI2

Thanks for your logs JC, you will see I took the Liberty of pruning out the E10, USB and the S5 and added the G in front of the group number. This makes it easier to read and should you want to copy the format for your future logs, it would mean less typing for you. (E10 Desk)

*Denotes number of times message repeated within the above log.

E10 Desk April 06

Frequencies (USB) and C/S as Heard

3150	PCD2	*	PCD
3270	MIW2	*	MIW Strings
3360	VLB2
3415	ART	*	ART1	*	ART2
3557	CIO2
3640	SYN2	*	SYN6
4270	PCD2	*	PCD
4461	FTJ	*	FTJ2
4648	SYN2	*	SYN6
4780	CIO2
4880	ULX	*	ULX2
5091	JSR	*	JSR2
5170	VLB2	*	VLB6
5230	MIW2	*	MIW Strings
5339	KPA2	*	KPA Strings
5435	ART	*	ART2	*	ART1
5820	YHF2	*	YHF
6270	ULX	*	ULX2
6498	PCD	*	PCD2
6840	EZI	*	EZI2
6986	ART
7540	JSR
7760	ULX
7918	YHF
9130	EZI	*	EZI2
9202	YHF2
10648	YHF2
14000	ULX1

Special Strings Heard During April 06

24/04/06	1845hrs	on Freq 5230 and 3270 kHz	MIW A46Z2215B65Z2100	= 19 L/N
24/04/06	1911hrs	on Freq 5339 kHz	KPA A46Z2215B65Z2100	= 19 L/N
25/04/06	At various times	on Freq 5539 kHz	KPA A1930Z2200Z99B1945Z2215Z98	= 29 L/N
25/04/06	At various times	on Freq 5230 kHz	MIW A1930Z2200Z99B1945Z2215Z98	= 29 L/N

Comments & Reported Net Activities During April 06.

02 April, 1945hrs on 5175KHz VLB2 and 4648KHz SYN2
on extended calls signal weak in strong static noise.
Ongoing 2022hrs.Ended 2054hrs.(E10 Desk)
03 April at 1350hrs on 14000khz
Mike L reports hearing SYN2 and on the 4th at 1448hrs VLB2 on the same freq.
04 April at 2303hrs on freqs 5435 kHz and 3415 kHz
ART1 Transmission ended at 2307hrs C/S only. (E10 Desk)
09 April at 1900hrs
JSR and ULX2 competing on the same freq (not given). ULX2 ended then JSR completed a G19 Message (HTJSX) which its been sending since 04Feb06. (Credit to Micheal Ford)
11 April at 1801 to 1805hrs on freq 14000 kHz
ULX1 (Credit Mike L)
20 April at 2232hrs on freq 5170
VLB2 and SYN2 on freq 4648KHz both on extended calls. Possibly commenced at 2145hrs. Ended at 2253hrs (E10 Desk)
23 April at 0010hrs on freq 5170 kHz
VLB6 c/s only. Still ongoing at 0230hrs. (And so to bed) (E10 Desk)
24 April at 2124hrs on freq on 3640 and 4648 kHz
SYN6 (Credit J Hruska)
24 April.
As I have noted before when one or two stations go on an extended call namely VLB2 / SYN2 / MIW2 / KPA etc one might expect a change of call at some stage later, ending up with a special string. As you can see from the log above, this did infact happen once again. The MIW and KPA Strings were also logged by Fritz Nusser 1845hrs, Ary B at 1850hrs and Jakub Hruska at 1911hrs, and I'm sure by many others also. ( E10 Desk)
25 April at 0030hrs on freq 4648 kHz
SYN6, still ongoing at 0200hrs.(E10 Desk)
25 April
KPA and MIW long strings as above (Credit to Ary B and Mike L)

Many thanks to all for the use of your reports.

©BMLongfield E10 Desk Manager April 06

[Tnx Bob]

E11

Before we go into the logs H-FD kindly pointed out some errors that crept in concerning the Friday 1200z 8544kHz transmissions last time. The time was inadvertently stated as 0830z. The affected logs should read:

8544kHz	1200z	06/01	[187/00]	JoA & HFD
	1200z	20/01	[187/00]	very bad AF
	1200z	27/01	[187/00]	very weak AF

E11 Chart by H-FD ~~is at the end of the NL~~ [Tnx H-FD].

7663kHz	0800z	09/03	[232/00] QRM, noisy	JoA	THURS
	0800z	23/03	[232/00] QRM, noisy	JoA	THURS

	0800z	06/04	[232/00]	AF	THURS

8091kHz	0800z	02/03	[232/00]	JoA	TUES
	0800z	10/03	[232/00]S2 QRM	JoA	FRIDAY
	0800z	24/03	[232/00] weak	JoA

	0800z	21/04	[(232/00) S1 QRM-noise]	JoA

8544kHz	0830z	04/04	[182/00]	AF	TUES

	1230z	10/03	[312/00]	JoA	FRIDAY
	1230z	24/03	[312/00] S1 QRM	JoA	FRIDAY

	1230z	04/04	[312/00]	AF	TUES
	1230z	21/04	[(312/00) ~S1 QRM-noise]	JoA

8759kHz	1030z	07/03	[312/00] S2	JoA	TUES
	1030z	04/04	[312/00]	AF	TUES

	1030z	10/03	[312/00] Weak QRN	JoA	FRIDAY
	1030z	24/03	[312/00] Weak QRM	JoA

8800kHz	1300z	14/03	[183/00] heterodyne from an E10 carrier	Manolis	TUES

9130kHz	1200z	10/03	[187/00] Weak	JoA	FRIDAY

E11a

Nil Reports

E11b

8544kHz	0830z	28/03	(184/35 77777 77777 80410 34212 81449 96106 23375 +) [S1]	JoA

8544kHz	0830z	25/04	[184/33 Att'n. 77777 77777 58809 52146 41666 04273 21349 97072 03136 74214 76105 + [~S3/S1 QRN]	JoA

9179kHz	1330z	27/04	[184/33 attention 33x5FG attention 33x5fg] FredNL, who sends: Msg was: 77777 77777 58809 52146 41666 04273 21349 97072 03136 74214 76105 56576 31515 81647 97106 61517 59696 58977 61092 44198 67236 69197 84077 64946 32010 57909 50206 00116 88994 40992 18822 77777 77777	FredNL

E15

Revised Frequency schedule devised by Manolis Petrakis

UTC	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri¹	Sat	Sun	Call
0700	6715	6715	6715	6715	-	6715	6715	NAS
0800	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
0900	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
0945	6715	6715	6715	6715	-	6715	6715	VSD
1100	18000	18000	18000	18000	-	18000	18000	BEC
1130	6715	6715	-	6715	-	6715	6715	PAR
1200	5834²	5834²	5834²	5834²	-	5834²	5834²	WSP
1230	-	11170	11170	11170	-	11170	11170	OSS
1300	-	-	-	11170³	-	11000	-	BEC

And the phonetics used in station idents:

–

ADAM

–

BAKER

–

CHARLIE

–

DAVID

–

EDWARD

–

FRANK

–

GEORGE

–

HENRY

–

ITALY ( INDIA )

–

JOHN

–

KING (KILO)

–

LOUIS / LEWIS

–

MARY

–

NANCY

–

OTTO

–

PETER

–

QUEEN

–

ROBERT (RITA / ROMEO)

–

SUSAN

–

THOMAS

–

UNION

–

VICTOR

–

WILLIAM

–

XRAY

–

YOUNG

–

ZEBRA (ZERO / ZULU)

From ML:

Mon 27 Mar	11000kHz	13.05-09z	only QRU heard, on noise.
		14.00z	NRH

Tue 28 Mar		13/14.00z	NRH, high noise levels.

Wed 29 Mar	14000kHz	14:02.10 - 03.12z	FYP, on noise - wiped out by Ital outbanders.

Saturday 22April, 14000kHz, E15, hard work pulling it out of the noise, but with careful use of BW & Pband.

Confirms the 25 Mar log for a 14.00z Sat TX.

Note that this caught with a temporary "experimental" Z antenna, well two L's head to head so to speak. Antenna selector is out of circuit, knackered, so unable to check with the permanent antennae for any improvement.

13:58.00z, odd tones & "foghorn" sound - got my interest!
14:03.20z i/p FYP with P sounding more like PETA
14:04.40z lost into noise, no further copy.

E17

7635kHz

0905z

11/04

[calling 274 then into a long message maybe 20 groups.Terrible reception with much QRN and fade]

mndbs

E17z

Nil Reports

E22

[‘E22 Secrets’ document available from Files section of Group]

This station has now been removed from the Control List. It was confirmed by Mike of Sussex [mndbs] as a BC station engineering service.

E23 frequencies and times. All SSB

[From AnonUK]

Since December 2004 skeds have become erratic, and may not stick to correct weeks. Some voice transmissions have been heard in week 2

Week 1 Usually starts on the first Monday of the Month, but there have been variations to this.

Times are not rigid, has been known to start as early as Hour + 52

[Tnx AnonUK].

	Week 1		Week2		Week 3		Week 4
	Time	Freq	Time	Freq	Time	Freq	Time	Freq
Monday	0957	6507			0757	4832	0757	5340
	1157	8188			0957	6200	0957	8188
	1257	5340			1157	8188	1157	7250
					1257	6507

Wednesday	0957	6507			0757	4832	0757	5340
	1157	8188			0957	6200	0957	8188
	1257	5340			1157	8188	1157	7250

©AnonUK23050

Week 2 was M04
Not heard since September 2000

6507kHz	0952z	06/03		AF
	0952z	08/03		AF
7250kHz	1152z	02/03		AF
8188kHz	1201z	20/04		mndbs	THURSDAY
	0952z	26/04	[1234 Msg ids 96301, 74743 and 45681]	FredNL
	1005z	27/04	i/p	FredNL

E25

From the E25 desk

ID’s used with messages so far (new ones are underlined):
222 275 440 555 720 730 780 835 (arabic counting) and 906

ID’s used with control messages so far (new ones are underlined):
200 209 220 227 270 272 276 277 377 422 430 440 442 449 477 557 705 708 745 784 785 788 830 837 875 877 905 909

Transmission times: any time between 11.00 and 15.00 UTC (and possible earlier). Likes 12.30 and 12.45. More transmissions on one day possible.

Only one frequency known: 9450 kHz, mode AM.

So far there seem to be three different voices.

Voice nr.1 is a deep male voice.
Voice nr.2 has a higher voice (but defenitly male) and sounds more ‘enthousiastic’.
And there is a voice nr.3 which sounds very high pitched, almost female.

New revelations

After the discovery of the song used by E25 and the Arabic text of that song a couple of readers came with a translation of the Arabic text published in Newsletter 33:

This one is from JMM:

To who's place do I go ?
and I say oh my Lord
It's you who are my joy and it's you too who are my sorrow
----
A word from you, a look from you, a touch from you heat my heart
and, during love nights... love got me..
------
Un mot de toi, un regard de toi, un touchet de toi me chauffe le coeur
et pendant les nuits d'amour.. l'amour m'a eu..
To who's place do I go ?
---
To who's place do I go ?
Your being far away is very long/painful... I will live after you with
memories of you
with tears at my eyes, I think of you..
-------
To who's place do I go ?
In this life, I have no other love than you
My mind in the clouds/fog, my separation (from you) is hurting/wounding
Oh you, light of my eyes,
(Source of) my tears,
In the fire of my body, I think of you

And this one is from ACy:

TRANSLATION

* To whom I should go asking for help,
And asking for my rights back from you
Because you are my joy, my pain and everything to me

* To whom I should go
A word and eye sight both shared, with luck gathered our two hearts, also love was involved
Beneath good nights, I fall in love with you. Meeting you was joy and I always wanted to see you
But after I fell in love with you and you became all I need, you started to turn your back to me and
To be hard on me
I wished that happiness will continue but that never happened
Your love made my life like hell, and the day far from you would pass like years

* To whom I should go...
Your absence was so long, I live after you in pain and agony
Between past that is not helping me to forget what I lost
I spend all nights remember and cry, always try to hide my tears from people
those who may see me and make fun of me
I don’t know how long I can take what you did to me and how long I’d be able to face
those people who know about us
* To whom I should go

Very nice guys, and thanks a lot for the translations!

In short

March logs:

04	12.45z	788 28 30 31
05	12.46z	442 4 785 28 30 31
06	12.44z	785 39 40
12	12.45z	442 4 449 5
14	12.05z	275 then 5831 6421 280 280 280 280 280 280 280 280 280
14	12.16z	830 17
16	12.00z	275
18	12.45z	785 41 42
19	12.04z	275 2344 9421 280 [R8]
20	11.48z	449 [R25]
20	11.59z	275 3344 9401 280[R8]
20	12.44z	449
22	12.00z	275 2233 0512 280…(in the repeat 0512 became 0521)
23	12.00z	275 2233 0512 280…(in the repeat 0512 became 0521)
24	12.00z	275 2233 0521 280 [R10]
24	13.42z	227 1 [R20]
26	11.59z	275 2415 1521 240 [R11]
27	11.58z	275 1422 5070 4410 1241 8354 2947 4410
28	12.00z	275 2415 1521 280…
29	12.02z	830 21
29	12.40z	785 45 46
31	12.07z	788 47

April logs:

01	12.39z	785 47
10	12.00z	275 9045 2541 4901 6246 7409 7927 2042 6757 1141 2943 7742 5809 6902 4901
11	12.34z	555 1245 4101 2421 4734 4101
12	11.59z	275 with message.
13	11.58z	275 8373 3501 280 [R10]
16	12.39z	745 49 708 48 52 705 41 708 44 40 705 49
22	12.19z	830 27
23	12.00z	275 280 [R8}
25	12.04z	240(?) [R?]

The logs in detail

Log from FredNL:
Sat march 4th : 1245z calling 788 28 30 31. This sounds like the 'YL/OM' voice
From FredNL:
Sun march 5th :1246z 442 4 785 28 30 31 EOT 1252z
From FredNL:
Mon march 6th: 1244z 785 39 40 EOT 1249z. Carrier with 1kHz tone at 1241
From FredNL:
Sun march 12th: 1245z 9450 442 4 449 5 EOT ca. 1252z. Short 1kHz tone at 1243z
From Mike:
Tuesday march 14th : 12:05z call 275 then 5831 6421 280 280 280 280 280 280 280 280 280.
From Mndbs, march 14th.
1209z carrier
1213z tone
1216z intro music
1223z slowly turns off music and