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Peter of Saffron Walden summed up the position concerning number stations in his letter to Paul; it reads, in part,
“Turning to the number stations scene, everything continues much as always, no big surprises and I am not aware of any changes as the result of the ongoing Israel/Lebanon situation, although in August the first Monday in the month G06 sent a full message which was the first since April, but perhaps those who monitor E10 have noted an increase in activity.
The Spanish language YL from Cuba has been providing some quite reasonable signals at 0600z, or just after, late starts being very common, in July and August and I make a point of listening on most days that a transmission is expected, that is every day except Tuesday - I have never been able to find a V02a at 0600z on a Tuesday although I often take a quick listen on a selection of known V02 frequencies - and Saturday although every once in a while there is a transmission at 0600z on 8,097 kHz on a Saturday. This used to be on every week but not so now although there may be a pattern to the Saturdays on which it does appear. With old Fidel Castro reported as being on his last legs - some commentators have suggested he might already be dead - there might be big changes on the way in Cuba in the not too distant future so we might be witnessing the last days of V02a.”
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.
No big changes with the E06 English speaking man, the schedules in the UK evening time all well established, frequencies starting to move lower as the days become noticeably shorter in the descent towards autumn and beyond.
[PoSW]
Sunday 1830 + 1930 UTC Schedule, call always "690";-
| 2-July-06 | this schedule has been using the same frequencies each month as in the same month in 2005 and in July the expected frequencies were 1830z, 9,270 kHz and 1930z, 7,910 kHz. At 1830z there was a transmission of some kind on 9,270 but it was far too weak to confirm as E06. Better luck with the second sending;- | ||
| 1930 UTC | 7,910 kHz | "690 690 690 00000", second sending, weak signal. | |
| 9-July-06 | 1830 UTC | 9,270 kHz | confirmation of first sending, "690 690 690 00000", weak signal but better than last Sunday, QRM from TV sets much in evidence since the football World Cup Final was on both BBC1 TV and ITV1. |
| 1930 UTC | 7,910 kHz | "690 690 690 00000", much stronger than first sending. | |
| 16-July-06 | 1830 UTC | 9,270 kHz | "690 690 690 00000", strength S7 to S8, much stronger than on the first two Sundays in this month, lower sideband well suppressed. |
| 1930 UTC | 7,910 kHz | second sending. | |
| 23-July-06 | 1830 UTC | 9,270 kHz | still "690 690 690 00000". |
| 6-Aug-06 | 1830 UTC | 9,160 kHz | same frequency used in August last year, "690 690 690 00000". |
| 1930 UTC | 7,850 kHz | second sending, again as in August 2005. | |
First + Third Wednesdays in the Month, 2100 + 2200 UTC Schedule;-
| 5-July-06 | 2100 UTC | 11,130 kHz | "792 792 792 00000", signal strength peaking S9 with deep QSB, lower sideband well suppressed. |
| 2200 UTC | 9,080 kHz, | second sending of "792", very strong signal, S9+. Same frequencies were used in July last year. | |
| 19-July-06 | 2100 UTC | 11,130 kHz | "792 792 792 00000" again. |
| 2200 UTC | 9,080 kHz | ||
| 2-Aug-06 | 2100 UTC | 10,230 kHz | "801 801 801 00000", strong signal, lower sideband well suppressed. |
| 2200 UTC | 8,160 kHz | "801 00000", second sending, S9+, the signal dipped to a very low level or perhaps went off altogether due to TX fault for a second or two just after start-up. | |
| Following the established trend, same frequencies as in August 2005. | |||
| 16-Aug-06 | 2100 UTC | 10,230 kHz | "801 801 801 00000", very strong signal. Was using what I call the "concealment" style of pre-transmission warm up noted with several transmissions from stations of this family in recent times with the carrier up in short bursts lasting a second or two once or twice a minute; in this mode when checked at 2045z until start-up on the hour except at 2047z when a steady carrier with tone came up for a couple of minutes followed by a single spoken "801" before returning to "concealment" mode. |
| 2200 UTC | 8,160 kHz | second sending, also a very strong signal. | |
First + Third Fridays in the Month 2130 UTC Schedule;-
| 7-July-06 | 5,731 kHz | "315 315 315 00000", strength S8 but there are a lot of strange noises around this frequency. I have been keeping track of this one for several months now but this is the first time I have heard a "no message" transmission. |
| 21-July-06 | 5,731 kHz | started about a minute and a half late at around 2131 and 30 seconds UTC, calling "315" for a full message, DK/GC "638 638 20 20", usual noisy frequency, "27839 54783 38129 79358.......". Ended just before 2140z with DKDK GCGC and the five slow "zero" characteristic of this schedule. |
| 4-Aug-06 | 5,731 kHz | started late again but only by about 35 seconds this time, 5,731 kHz as in July, calling "315" for a full message, DK/GC "385 385 22 22", "15432 76896 46896 13186.....". Usual slow "zero" ending after 2138z. |
Other E06;-
| 8-Aug-06 | Tuesday | 2100 UTC | 9,240 kHz | "471 471 471 00000", S9 signal, lower sideband well suppressed. Carrier with tone found by chance when tuning around at 2044z. "471" schedule shown for Tuesdays in RNGB's skeds in the newsletter, 2000 + 2100 UTC, so this must be the second sending. |
| 22-Aug-06 | Tuesday | 2000 UTC | 12,190 kHz | a search for the first sending of the "471" Tuesday schedule, actully found in progress 2002 UTC, "471 471 471 00000". Strength S7, lower sideband suppressed. Higher in frequency than I thought it would be, had spent a couple of minutes searching 10 and 11 MHz region before alighting on 12,190. Same frequency used for S06 Russian "980" earlier in the evening. |
| 2100 UTC | 9,240 kHz | second sending. Carrier with tone was up 2048z, single spoken "471" 2050z, then went into what I call "concealment" mode, i.e short bursts of carrier once or twice a minute until start - up on the hour. | ||
| 23-Aug-06 | Wednesday | 1407 UTC | 12,207 kHz. | Being, unusually, near an HF radio on a weekday afternoon I had a tune around to see what was doing and found E06 in progress with "full message", probably started on the hour, carrier had been observed a bit earlier, missed the start - up. My attention had been diverted by what turned out to be another E06 warming up 14,860 kHz, see below. I returned to 12,207 kHz around 1415z only to find the transmission had finished leaving just the carrier which went off about 30 seconds afterwards. |
| 1410 UTC | 14,860 kHz | calling "705", DK/GC "184 184 63 63". "26033 84536 17390 87396........". Carrier with 1,200 Hz tone had been noted at 1343z, very strong signal then but somewhat weaker by start - up at 1410z. | ||
| 1500 UTC | 10,417 kHz | must be a repeat of the E06 heard on 12,207, calling "651", DK/GC "248 248 57 57". "75945 47822 40915 08453........". S9 with deep QSB at first, up to S9+ when checked again 1512z, ended just before 1514z. | ||
From Peter’s lead we also received these logs [with duplication]:
Sunday [weekly 1830/1930z schedule]
| 7910kHz | 1930z | 02/07 | [690 00000] Weak | Mndbs |
| 9270kHz | 1830z | 09/07 | [690 00000] | HFD |
| 1830z | 16/07 | [690 00000] | Mndbs |
First and Third Wednesdays [2100/2200z]
| 11130kHz | 2100z | 05/07 | [792:0] | HFD |
Wednesday[1400/1500z]
| 9227kHz | 1500z | 12/07 | [230] | HFD |
| 11477kHz | 1400z | 12/07 | [230] | HFD |
| 10840kHz | 1505z | 02/08 | [458 00000] | RNGB |
| 12190kHz | 1405z | 02/08 | [457 00000] | RNGB |
First and Third Fridays [2100/2200z]
| 5731kHz | 2130z | 21/07 | [315 ……] | poor sigs S+D |
Thursday Schedule
| 11137kHz | 2030z | 10/08 | [233 000] | Mndbs |
| 12226kHz | 2010z | 10/08 | [233 000] | Mndbs |
RNGB’s logs:
| 1st | July | 1930 | 7910 | ‘690’ 00000 |
| 4th | 1300 | 13480 | ‘627’ 00000 | |
| 1400 | 11125 | ‘627’ 00000 | ||
| 5th | 1405 | 12180 | ‘457’ 00000 | |
| 1505 | 10790 | ‘457’ 00000 | ||
| 2100 | 11130 | ‘792’ 00000 | ||
| 9th | 1830 | 9270 | ‘690’ 00000 | |
| 1930 | 7970 | ‘690’ 00000 | ||
| 22nd | 2132 | 5731 | ‘315’ 638 20 27839 | |
| 27th | 2100 | 9090 | ‘259’ 00000 | |
| 2200 | 7850 | ‘259’ 00000 | ||
| 2nd | August | 1405 | 12190 | ‘457’ 00000 |
| 1505 | 10840 | ‘457’ 00000 | ||
| 2100 | 10230 | ‘801’ 00000 | ||
| 3rd | 0500 | 13440 | ‘392’ 00000 | |
| 6th | 1930 | 7850 | ‘690’ 00000 | |
| 8th | 2000 | 12190 | ‘471’ 00000 | |
| 2100 | 9240 | ‘471’ 00000 | ||
| 16th | 2100 | 10230 | ‘801’ 00000 | |
| 23rd | 1400 | 12207 | ‘651’ 248 57 75945 47822 | |
| 24th | 2100 | 8060 | ‘478’ 00000 | |
| 2200 | 6860 | ‘478’ 00000 | ||
| 31st | 2100 | 9240 | ‘471’ 832 65 37515 64838 Very unusual day for this ID, a repeat of Tuesday?? | |
[Tnx Richard]
Schedules known to be operating in August are the usual Sunday + Wednesday starting at 1700 UTC, Monday + Wednesday starting at 2000 UTC and Thursday starting at 2010 UTC. All are using the same frequencies as in the same month in 2005, the Monday + Wednesday having fallen into line with this routine as of June - previous to June had been using frequencies different to the same month in 2005. The low mod. problem making for difficult copy still apparent on occasions.
[PoSW]
Sunday + Wednesday Schedule;-
| 2-July-06 | Sunday | 1700 UTC | 13,468 kHz | "441 441 441 000", strong signal, reasonable mod. |
| 1720 UTC | 11,454 kHz | "441 441 441 000", same frequencies used in July last year; third sending in event of full message should be 1740z, 10,126 kHz. | ||
| 9-July-06 | Sunday | 1700 UTC | 13,468 kHz | "441 441 441 000". |
| 16-July-06 | Sunday | 1700 UTC | 13,468 kHz | "441 441 441 1", DK/GC "847 97" x 2, strong signal, mod. better than usual, "60888 04258 22156 14337.....". |
| 1720 UTC | 11,454 kHz | second sending, much weaker than first sending, difficult copy. | ||
| 1740 UTC | 10,126 kHz | "441" and "847 97", better signal than the second sending. | ||
| 19-July-06 | Wednesday | 1705 UTC | 13,468 kHz | first sending in progress, strong signal with reasonable mod., ended "000 000" after 1712z. |
| 1720 UTC | 11,454 kHz | "441" and "847 97" as on Sunday. Went off for a few seconds just into the 5Fs, came back on with somewhat better audio than before the break. | ||
| 1740 UTC | 10,126 kHz | third sending of "441" and "847 97", strong signal with reasonable mod. | ||
| 26-July-06 | Wednesday | 1740 UTC | 10,126 kHz | third sending, "441 441 441 1", DK/GC "847 97" x 2, still the same message as noted on the 16th. |
| 30-July-06 | Sunday | 1700 UTC | 13,468 kHz | "441 441 441 1", started off with reasonable audio but appeared to drop in level during the call-up, unable to make out the DK/GC. |
| 1720 UTC | 11,454 kHz | "441", DK/GC "184 51", "07156 87677 38792 67183.....". | ||
| 1744 UTC | 10,126 kHz | third sending in progress. | ||
| 2-Aug-06 | Wednesday | 1740 UTC | 10,504 kHz | third sending, change of frequencies for August. "305 305 305 1", DK/GC same as in last sending of July, "184 51" x 2. Better than usual mod. Same frequency used in August last year, first two sendings should be 1700z, 13,388 kHz and 1720z, 12,088 kHz. |
| 6-Aug-06 | Sunday | 1700 UTC | 13,388 kHz | "305 305 305 1", DK/GC still "184 51". And by a fine example of bad organisation a related M12 Morse transmission started up on 13, 386 kHz starting up with "725 725 725 1" making a 2 kHz beat note with E07's carrier. |
| 1720 UTC | 12,088 kHz | repeats of "305" and "184 51". | ||
| 1740 UTC | 10,504 kHz | |||
Monday + Wednesday Schedule;-
| 3-July-06 | Monday | 2044 UTC | 9,928 kHz | third sending in progress, strong signal with reasonable audio. Ended "000 000" 2047 and 30 seconds UTC. Same frequency as in July last year. First and second sendings should be 2000z, 13,376 kHz and 2020z, 11,103 kHz, call "319". |
| 10-July-06 | Monday | 2000 UTC | 13,376 kHz | "319 319 319 1", DK/GC "268 37" x 2. Mod low but readable. |
| 2020 UTC | 11,103 kHz | second sending of "319" and "268 37", strong signal with occasional deep QSB. | ||
| 2040 UTC | 9,928 kHz | third sending. | ||
| 19-July-06 | Wednesday | 2000 UTC | 13,376 kHz | "319 319 319 1", very low mod., could only just make out the call, DK/GC and 5fs unreadable. |
| 2024 UTC | 11,103 kHz | second sending in progress, strong signal and much better mod. than first sending. Ended "000 000" a bit before 2027z. | ||
| 2040 UTC | 9,928 kHz | third sending, "319 319 319 1", DK/GC "915 42" x 2, strong signal with good audio, strange that the first sending was so poor. "51619 65716 04234 13057.....". | ||
| 24-July-06 | Monday | 2000 UTC | 13,376 kHz | presumed to be first sending, unable to hear any voice at all, carrier only. |
| 2020 UTC | 11,103 kHz | "319 319 319 1", DK/GC "915 42" x 2, at least the voice could be heard although at a low level. | ||
| 2040 UTC | 9,928 kHz | again no audio heard on what should be the third sending | ||
| 9-Aug-06 | Wednesday | 2000 UTC | 12,218 kHz | "213 213 213 1", DK/GC "915 42" x 2, mod low but generally readable. |
| 2020 UTC | 11,163 kHz | "213" and "915 42", second sending, audio better than first sending, "51619 65716 04234 13057......". | ||
| 2040 UTC | 9,344 kHz | third sending inside 31 metre band, difficult copy due to broadcast station interference, reception best with RX in LSB mode to suppress the QRM on the HF side. Same frequencies used for this schedule were used in August last year - or rather, the first two were because I never did manage to find the third sending in August 2005! | ||
| 14-Aug-06 | Monday | 2020 UTC | 11,163 kHz | second sending, "213" and "915 42" as on Wednesday. S9 signal with reasonable mod. |
| 2040 UTC | 9,344 kHz | third sending, severe broadcast interference, best received in LSB mode. | ||
| 21-Aug-06 | Monday | 2000 UTC | 12,218 kHz | "213 213 213 1", DK/GC "915 42" x 2, same 5F message as first noted on 9 - August. S9 signal, better than usual audio. |
| 2020 UTC | 11,163 kHz | "213" and "915 42", second sending, S9 signal, reasonable mod. | ||
| 2040 UTC | 9,344 kHz | third sending, usual BC QRM. All three sendings started approx. 12 seconds late this evening. | ||
Thursday Schedule
| 6-July-06 | 2010 UTC | 13,526 kHz | "573 573 573 000", reasonable mod. |
| 2030 UTC | 12,057 kHz | "573", second sending. Same frequencies used in July of previous years, third sending in event of "full message" should be 2050z, 10,353 kHz. | |
| 13-July-06 | 2010 UTC | 13,526 kHz | "573 573 573 000". |
| 2030 UTC | 12,057 kHz | ||
| 20-July-06 | 2010 UTC | 13,526 kHz | still "573 573 573 000", strong signal with better than usual mod, carrier of E07 making a heterodyne beat note with a single letter Morse transmission sending "C". |
| 2030 UTC | 12,057 kHz | second sending, much weaker signal than the first. | |
| 27-July-06 | 2010 UTC | 13,527 kHz | still "000" with SLT "C" close by. |
| 3-Aug-06 | 2010 UTC | 12,226 kHz | "233 233 233 000", weak signal, reasonable mod. |
| 2030 UTC | 11,137 kHz | second sending, stronger signal than the first. Same frequencies used in August of previous years, third frequency in event of "full message" should be 2050z, 9,434 kHz. | |
| 10-Aug-06 | 2010 UTC | 12,226 kHz | weak signal with low mod., difficult copy, could just make out "000", looks like a "no message" transmission. |
| 2030 UTC | 11,137 kHz | "233 233 233 000", weak signal, difficult copy but better than the first sending. | |
| 17-Aug-06 | 2010 UTC | 12,226 kHz | "233 233 233 1", a "full message" transmission but unable to hear the DK/GC due to low mod. |
| 2030 UTC | 11,137 kHz | "233 233 233 1", DK/GC "761 74" x 2, somewhat better signal than first sending, certainly more readable. | |
| 2050 UTC | 9,434 kHz | third sending, severe BC QRM, difficult copy. |
Again, with duplications:
Sunday and Wednesday 1700z
| 13468kHz | 1700z | 09/07 | [441 000] | Izzy |
| 11454kHz | 1720z | 09/07 | [441 000] | Izzy |
| 1720z | 23/07 | [441:1-847/97=60888] | HFD | |
| 10126kHz | 1740z | 23/07 | [441:1-847/97=60888] | HFD |
| 13388kHz | 1700z | 06/08 | [305 1 184 51] | Izzy |
| 12088kHz | 1720z | 06/08 | [305 1 184 51] | Mndbs |
| 10504kHz | 1740z | 06/08 | [305 1 184 51] | Mndbs |
Monday and Wednesday 2000z
| 13376kHz | 2000z | 05/07 | [message below] | Izzy, HFD |
| 11103kHz | 2020z | 05/07 | as per above | HJH HFD |
| 9928kHz | 2040z | 05/07 | only half sent due to cut-off | Mndbs, HFD |
| 2040z | 12/07 | [319:1-268/3789474] | HFD |
319 319 319 1
862 50 862 50
40368 32282 81310 35056 87846 08934 02756 95616 17288 69959
31183 34676 11699 39508 71281 76230 30904 77969 98163 80046
09095 84885 10398 85073 33062 53823 82275 66910 98933 76814
08706 59062 85916 97211 45910 53139 80964 55111 41387 95176
12054 18713 39100 38021 49854 76154 28547 58012 94563 42101
000 000
Thursday Schedule
| 13526kHz | 2010z | 06/07 | [573 00000] | Mndbs |
| 2010z | 06/07 | [573 00000] | Izzy |
RNGB’s E07 logs:
| 5th | July | 1700 | 13468 | ‘441’ 000 |
| 1720 | 11454 | ‘441’ 000 | ||
| 2000 | 13376 | ‘319’ 1 862 50 40368 | ||
| 2020 | 11103 | ‘319’ repeat | ||
| 12th | 2000 | 13376 | ‘319’ 1 268 37 89474 | |
| 31st | 2000 | 13376 | ‘319’ 1 915 42 51619 | |
| 2020 | 11103 | ‘319’ repeat | ||
| 2nd | August | 2000 | 12218 | ‘213’ 1 915 42 51619 |
| 2020 | 11163 | ‘213’ repeat | ||
| 2040 | 9344 | ‘213’ repeat | ||
| 7th | 2000 | 12218 | ‘213’ 1 915 42 51619 | |
| 17th | August | 2010 | 12226 | ‘233’ 1 761 74 31269 |
| 2030 | 11137 | ‘233’ repeat | ||
| 2050 | 9434 | ‘233’ repeat | ||
| 31st | 2030 | 11137 | ‘233’ 1 453 39 41030 | |
E10 Desk For July & Aug 06
| 3415 | ART | ||||
| 3150 | PCD | * | PCD2 | ||
| 3230 | KPA2 | ||||
| 3270 | MIW2 | ||||
| 3360 | VLB2 | * | SYN2 (28/6 @ 2145hrs) | * | VLB2 |
| 3415 | ART1 (10/7 @ 2300hrs) | * | ART | ||
| 3417 | ART | ||||
| 3557 | CIO2 | ||||
| 3640 | SYN2 | ||||
| 3840 | YHF | ||||
| 4270 | PCD | * | PCD2 | * | PCD1 (1/7 @ 1900hrs) |
| 4271 | PCD | ||||
| 4461 | FTJ | * | FTJ2 | ||
| 4560 | YHF | ||||
| 4648 | SYN2 | * | VLB2 (6/7 @ 2346hrs) | * | SYN2 |
| 4780 | CIO2 | * | SYN2 (6/7 @ 2346hrs) | * | CIO2 |
| 4880 | ULX2 | * | ULX | ||
| 5091 | JSR | * | JSR2 | ||
| 5170 | VLB2 | ||||
| 5230 | MIW2 | ||||
| 5339 | KPA2 | ||||
| 5435 | ART | * | ART2 | * | ARZ (6/7 @ 2259hrs) |
| 5437 | ART | ||||
| 5820 | YHF2 | * | YHF | * | YHF1 (10/7 @ 2001hrs) |
| 6210 | FDU3 | * | (27/06 @ 2311hrs) | ||
| 6270 | ULX | * | ULX2 | ||
| 6498 | PCD2 | * | PCD | ||
| 6575 | HNCS | * | (4/7 @ 2355hrs) | ||
| 6840 | EZI | ||||
| 6842 | EZI | ||||
| 6986 | ART | * | ART2 | ||
| 7918 | YHF2 | * | YHF | ||
| 7760 | ULX | ||||
| 9130 | EZI | ||||
| 11565 | EZI | ||||
| 13533 | EZI | ||||
None reported/Heard as at 31st July 06
Quote "From a point of activity with the long strings, this month has been almost inactive just one MIWA93B66 on the 9th of May, prompting me to look back to my records of 2002 to present day for a simular pattern of inactivity. Bear in mind these are my recordings based what I have heard and noted and may not be fully accurate.
All strings just involve the following groups CIO,KPA,MIW,SYM & VLB" Unquote
| No Activity Months | Other Months Active Groups | ||
| 2002 | - | Jan/June/Sept | (Most active VLB x9. Least MIW x1) |
| 2003 | - | Feb/Mar/April/May/July/Aug/Oct/Nov/Dec | (Most active VLB x3. None active Stn MIW) |
| 2004 | - | Jan/Feb/Mar/Sept/Nov/Dec | (Most active KPA x8 Least MIWx1} |
| 2005 | - | Mar/July/Aug/Nov/Dec | (Most active SYN x7 Least MIWx1) |
| 2006 | - | up to 31 May all months active | (Most active MIW x7 Least CIO x1) |
So we can add to this, No activity for June & July 2006!
I have at times mentioned what appears to be "Cock-Ups" with callsigns and frequencies, also with stns speaking at the same moment on the same freq, well the following has be posted by Kopf Ek2DE-Jochen Schafer.
| 3150 | PCD2 | * | PCD | ||||||
| 3230 | KPA2 | ||||||||
| 3270 | MIW2 | ||||||||
| 3360 | VLB2 | ||||||||
| 3415 | ART | * | ART2 | ||||||
| 3557 | CIO2 | * | SYN2 | ||||||
| 3640 | SYN2 | * | VLB2 | ||||||
| 4270 | PCD2 | * | PCD | ||||||
| 4461 | FTJ2 | * | FTJ | ||||||
| 4648 | SYN2 | ||||||||
| 4780 | CIO2 | ||||||||
| 4880 | ULX | * | ULX2 | ||||||
| 5091 | JSR2 | * | JSR | * | PCD2 | ||||
| 5170 | VLB2 | ||||||||
| 5230 | MIW2 | ||||||||
| 5339 | KPA2 | ||||||||
| 5435 | ART | * | ART2 | * | VLB2 (1 Min Tx) | * | ART1 | * | ART1 |
| 5437 | ART | ||||||||
| 5820 | YHF2 | * | YHF | * | SYN2 (2 Min Tx) | ||||
| 6270 | ULX | * | ULX2 | ||||||
| 6498 | PCD2 | * | PCD | ||||||
| 6575 | HNCS | * | ART2 (4 calls only) | * | HNCS | * | HNCF | ||
| 6840 | EZI | * | EZI2 | ||||||
| 6842 | EZI | * | YHF2 | ||||||
| 6986 | ART | ||||||||
| 7540 | JSR | ||||||||
| 7918 | YHF1 | ||||||||
| 9130 | EZI | * | EZI2 | ||||||
| 13533 | EZI | ||||||||
| Date | Time | Freq | C/S | Group Msg | |
| 2/8 | 0001hrs | 6270 | ULX | G75 RTVKZ | * |
| 2/8 | 0001hrs | 5435 | ART | G157 XYIUX | * |
| 2/8 | 0030hrs | 3150 | PCD | G58 ANZKB | * |
| 2/8 | 0100hrs | 5435 | ART | G56 UOEZX | * |
| 2/8 | 0131hrs | 4880 | ULX | G116 BTZRT | * |
| 2/8 | 2101hrs | 5435 | ART | G109 KBTXB | * |
| 2/8 | 2301hrs | 9130 | EZI | G74 ESSBD | * |
| 2/8 | 2330hrs | 5091 | JSR | G82 EJSEG | * |
| 2/8 | 2330hrs | 5435+3415 | ART | G97 MOSVQ + G41 KHLBN | * |
| 3/8 | 0000hrs | 4461 | FTJ | G186 KKUNX | * |
| 3/8 | 0030hrs | 4270 | PCD | G58 ANZKB | (Repeat of 2/8 0030hrs) |
| 3/8 | 0100hrs | 5435 | ART | G56 UOEZX | ((Repeat of 2/8 0100hrs) |
| 3/8 | 0131hrs | 5437 | ART | G25 PQKQN | * |
| 5/8 | 0001hrs | 4880 | ULX | G75 RTVKZ | (Repeat msg of 2/8 0001hrs) |
| 5/8 | 0031hrs | 6840 | EZI | G45 TWNNP | |
| 11/8 | 2100hrs | 5435 | ART | G109 KBTXB | (repeat msg of 2/8) |
| 11/8 | 2131hrs | 5435 | ART | G48 JWJRL | |
| 13/8 | 2330hrs | 5435+3415 | ART | G97 MOSVQ + G41 KHLBN | (Repeat of 2/8) |
| 17/8 | 0001hrs | 4880 + 6270 | ULX | G75 RTVKZ | (Repeat of 2/8 0001hrs) |
| 17/8 | 0001hrs | 5435 | ART | G157 XYIUX | (Repeat of 2/8 0001hrs) |
| 17/8 | 2301hrs | 6842 | EZI | G74 ESSBD | (Repeat of 2/8 2301hrs) |
| 19/8 | 2326hrs | 4461 | FTJ | G186 KKUNX | (Repeat of 3/8 0000hrs) Credit S&D |
| 19/8 | 2334hrs | 5091 | JSR | G82 EJSEG | (Repeat of 2/8 2330hrs) |
| 20/8 | 2230hrs | 4461 | FTJ | G82 NIJGN | |
| 21/8 | 0030hrs | 3150 | PCD | G58 ANZKB | (Repeat of 2/8 0030hrs) |
| 21/8 | 2230hrs | 4880 | ULX | G8 XN?RH | |
| 21/8 | 2300hrs | 6842 | EZI | G74 ESSBD | (Repeat of 2/8 2301hrs) |
| 23/8 | 0100hrs | 5435 | ART2, | ||
| 3150 | PCD2, | ||||
| 0015hrs | 5339 | KPA2, | |||
| 3270 | MIW2 | ||||
| 0130hrs | 3150+ 4270 | PCD2 | |||
| 23/8 | 0130hrs | 5435 | ART | G25 PQKQN | (Repeat of 3/8 0131hrs) |
| 23/8 | 0131hrs | 4880 | ULX | G116 BTZRT | (Repeat of 2/8 0131hrs) |
| 24/8 | 2200hrs | 6498 | PCD | G38 OEOTX | |
| 25/8 | 0001hrs | 6270 | ULX | G75 RTVKZ | (Repeat of 2/8 0001hrs) |
| 25/8 | 2300hrs | 6842 | EZI | G74 ESSBD | (Repeat of 2/8 2301hrs) |
| 26/8 | 0001hrs | 6270 | ULX | G75 RTVKZ | (Repeat of 2/8 0001hrs) |
| 26/8 | 0031hrs | 6840 | EZI | G56 O?BUT | |
Nil Heard or Reported as at 25/8/06
From JS (Kopf Ek2DE)
From Ian Wraith
BMLongfield E10 Desk Manager Aug 06
[Tnx Bob – excellent coverage]!
H-FD’s Ell Chart [Updated 26/04/2006] can be seen in the Charts section
We start with an interesting find by JoA [see also E11b], note final comment:
E11: F.11/08: 9576kHz 0915z (284/00) [S5 QRM-noise] Ending:0920:15 ## This is usually M03 with 284/00.
| 9576kHz | 0915z | 15/08 | [284/00] | (S3 QRM-BC) |
| 0845z | 18/08 | [232/00] | (S3 sl.QRM-BC) | |
| 0915z | 18/08 | [284/00] | (S4 QRM-buzz) | |
| 0915z | 21/08 | [284/00] | (S2 QRM-BC) | |
| 0915z | 22/08 | [284/00] | (S5) | |
| 0915z | 23/08 | [284/00] | (S5) | |
| 0915z | 24/08 | [284/00] | (S3) | |
| 0915z | 26/08 | [284/00] | (S8) |
Then E posted some detail [less the freq due to a damaged freq readout] of an E11a at 2205z 20/07 sending a repeated message 121/25. E believes the freq to be within the 100kc/s between 4500 and 4600kHz – well done E!
Now onto the logs:
| 7737kHz | 1630z | 25/08 | [287/00] (~S3 QRM) | |
| 8544kHz | 0830z | 25/07 | [(182/00)] [S5] | JoA |
| 0830z | 08/08 | [182/00] | JoA | |
| 0830z | 15/08 | [182/00] (S2) | JoA | |
| 9179kHz | 1330z | 24/08 | [182/00] (S3) | |
| 9448kHz | 1230z | 07/07 | [312/00] | izzy |
| 1230z | 14/07 | [312/00] | izzy, mndbs | |
| 1230z | 25/07 | [(312/00)] [~S0.5 QRN-fading out at times, QRM-noise] | JoA | |
| 1230z | 11/08 | [312/00]QRM | JoA | |
| 1230z | 15/08 | [312/00] (S5 QRM-noise) | ||
| 9610kHz | 1030z | 07/07 | [312/00] | izzy mndbs |
| 1030z | 18/07 | [312/00] | mndbs | |
| 1030z | 25/07 | [(312/00)] [S6 QRN] | JoA | |
| 1030z | 08/08 | [312/00] | JoA | |
| 1030z | 11/08 | [312/00] | JoA | |
| 1030z | 15/08 | [312/00] | (S1 QRN) | |
| 9902kHz | 1100z | 23/08 | [186/00] (S8) | |
| 9950kHz | 1300z | 25/07 | [(183/00)] [S0 v.poor, just distinguishable, QRM-noise] | JoA |
| 9950kHz | 1300z | 15/08 | [183/00] (S3 QRM-noise) | |
| 10125kHz | 1200z | 11/08 | [187/00] | JoA |
Sam Wright sent us his out of *known* schedule intercept:
| 4114 kHz | 2025z | 30/08 | [121/15] | SW | -- in USB |
60595 54542 53711 66692 57200 62485 11647 58616 27608 36734 61232 04837 70983 49881 59442
"attention" then message repeated. message end 2028z with the word "out"
initial msg format [5f/2] then repeated in just single 5f groups [well done Sam]!
This is an interesting observation from JoA who intercepted this E11b [Original note to E2k]:
John followed up with another E11b:
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:
| A | – | ADAM | B | – | BAKER | C | – | CHARLIE | D | – | DAVID | |||
| E | – | EDWARD | F | – | FRANK | G | – | GEORGE | H | – | HENRY | |||
| I | – | ITALY ( INDIA ) | J | – | JOHN | K | – | KING (KILO) | L | – | LOUIS / LEWIS | |||
| M | – | MARY | N | – | NANCY | O | – | OTTO | P | – | PETER | |||
| Q | – | QUEEN | R | – | ROBERT (RITA / ROMEO) | S | – | SUSAN | ||||||
| T | – | THOMAS | U | – | UNION | V | – | VICTOR | W | – | WILLIAM | |||
| X | – | XRAY | Y | – | YOUNG | Z | – | ZEBRA (ZERO / ZULU) | ||||||
Dstaderman sent in an interesting report and wrote in his email,
“There were further logs (marked blue), including a rare (to me, at least) E17 on 10240.
At first, I heard an OM with a characteristic pronunciation on that QRG.Irritatingly, the message later started with a different voice and presentation - YL if I'm not wrong!? -, then the OM going into numbers, but the control list states all E17 as "YL".
Checked the QRG and ID against former reports in the newsletter, but I'm not sure. Alas, I had no means to record it at my holiday QTH.
Well done Daniel!!!! And thanks.
See report fron Daniel at end of this section.
Nil Reports
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
66841 62003 13294
82200 81106 66822 04409 71755 49404 66250 58209 74038 20633 38750
24358 77264 56373 32098 92560 78927 80786 87924 13717 20032 99236
42489 44979 11963 83587 65781 96928 54298 06723 61455 40336 46274
51260 75463 90228 62484 86511 92942 75396 95517 93191 88737 69119
43000 12172 33240 60603 42592 43499 50590 08108 16999 06907 24540
31853 45477 36382 17163 09334 33160 09481 43089 29101 51806 70141
73777 73776 58777 65748 23591 92461 41038 86689 ????? ????? 30576
29832 37249 66136 26854 00037 32427 45244 01875 96533 99454 48132
10511 28169 65693 61267 36083 76354 38252 05365 90127 50261 84461
74035 05153 03895 87466 70869 83577 82175 75755 12144 55486 02481
51617 69286 89573 ????? 24617 44994 74002 95659 30650 63684 98622
41000 26758 45547 26590 81865 08316 72511 57462 18926 99242 48288
88395 63117 57111 10448 77024 47240 83919 18010 65496 53998 37088
40119 97259 47014 90248 86431 18929 23483 69848 83274 06215 96174
91496 12271 41937 60933 32532 58706 67305 38208 67970 06471 65684
63485 39831 44592 67725 65089 83058 55001 88141 70847 83075 18988
02075 35946 65011 48314 56904 17564 23309 99910 51796 96003 95496
73582 19001 55627 20994 00798 53335 47988 ?????????
lost rest due to fading out at 12.24 UTC
From the E25 desk:
The DRM transmissions from VoR radio, Voice of Russia, seem to have an effect on E25 as more of E25 transmissions have been heard between 11.00 and 12.00z.

In short
| July logs: | ||
| 01 | 11.20z | 830 6 or 830 66 |
| 06 | 12.00z | 275 - 6565 280x10 |
| 07 | 11.15z | 437 4 or 8 |
| 07 | 12.00z | 275 – 6565 280x10 |
| 09 | 10.12z | 815 |
| 09 | 815 – 12 groups | |
| 09 | 11.17z | 835 with messge in arabic |
| 10 | 11.30z | 555 – 6 groups |
| 12 | 11.15z | 837 9 |
| 12 | 11.32z | 555 – 6 groups (poss repeat of 10th) |
| 12 | 11.45z | 785 56 |
| 13 | 11.15z | 830 9 |
| 13 | 12.10z | 830 9 |
| 15 | 11.12z | 837 10 |
| 16 | 11.45z | 785 58 |
| 18 | 11.05z | 275 7170 7521 (10x280) |
| 20 | 11.15z | 837 10 |
| 21 | 11.14z | 830 12 |
| 22 | 11.33z | 555 – 6 groups |
| 25 | 11.40z | 557 9 |
| August logs: | ||
| 29 | 11.30z | 555 – 9 groups |
| 29 | 12.02z | 275 - ??? (QRM DRM) |
The logs in detail
[G06 Schedules across one year, via H-FD at end of NL]
Some logs to see us into PoSW’s fine analysis of this German station:
| 6887kHz | 1830z | 13/07 | MalcF & TomH US via internet tuners. | |
| 7607kHz | 2200z | 01/07 | [843 00000] | RNGB |
| 2200z | 16/07 | Manolis – good strength | ||
| 9070kHz | 2000z | 03/07 | [308 00000] | Gert |
| 2000z | 09/07 | [308 00000] | Gert | |
| 10720kHz | 1900z | 03/07 | [308:0] | HFD |
And this heard by both Izzy and Mndbs:
842 902/30
61418 08362 30537 10334 89464 55914 36246 12222 23647 26222
73030 67839 21772 96097 68246 20144 68246 50171 18683 57180
17472 72510 82381 04916 75502 16940 49335 67641 68851 56826
902 30 0 0 0 0 0
Another from Mndbs:
308 then 279/154
24281 49969 66264 47695 48338 70151 70724 10586 53909 93625
83493 95589 40737 06690 32346 17528 33470 37329 74010 58688
24916 16887 66817 42864 66560 02725 82310 94258 30466 59049
84930 26679 17672 39860 70012 69201 90677 02950 52451 92688
34384 70873 23722 93860 68084 11588 28278 94808 16962 97469
78785 23029 56083 09438 87736 55813 96971 56631 80621 80815
05971 48248 09173 51529 93662 17614 08695 44735 35225 01996
40601 09024 83711 60228 70605 12533 03278 81792 68008 32382
44606 90604 67868 91710 33617 03393 67819 12232 96785 78838
42532 53843 59670 75549 56474 79843 28819 46044 14204 17323
45332 94233 51324 12837 51594 27540 82950 95130 64274 36504
63290 25601 67069 55027 58021 88353 24910 12244 73558 52536
05685 38160 20452 79653 47223 96230 76281 07329 37967 73897
13277 00716 66169 94513 34756 48001 62590 92514 50215 58276
23431 12434 77246 64125 55966 98113 40242 34394 26136 42607
68533 30257 75764 17182 279/154 00000
RNGB’s G06 log:
| 1st | July | 2200 | 7607 | ‘843’ 00000 |
| 7th | August | 1900 | 10540 | ‘308’ 279 154 24281 |
| 2000 | 8150 | ‘308’ 279 154 24281 | ||
Now PoSW’s fine analysis:
The first Monday in the month 1900 + 2000 UTC, call "308" schedule continues, generally using the same frequencies ( +/- 10 kHz ) as in the same month in 2005 - sent a "full message" in August for the first time in several months - along with the twice a month Thursday 1830 UTC and Friday 1930 UTC schedules. If there is a weekend G06 these days, I can't find it!
[PoSW]
Sure there are enough monitors who would care to locate this weekend sending – if it occurs. So, folks let’s give a hand.
First Monday in the Month 1900 + 2000 UTC Schedule;-
| 3-July-06 | 1900 UTC | 10,720 kHz | "308 308 308 00000", S9+, lower sideband suppressed. Same frequency used in July last year. Carrier with tone was up 1844z, then plain carrier on and off many times in short bursts of no more than a second or two then off for 20 seconds or more as if trying to conceal its presence until start-up on the hour, similar pre-transmission shyness noted just lately with several other transmissions of the IA family. | |
| 2000 UTC | 9,070 kHz | second sending, strong signal, same frequency as in July 2005. Carrier up 1940z then went into the short burst "concealment" mode as in the first sending. | ||
| 7-Aug-06 | 1900 UTC | 10,540 kHz | calling "308" for a "full message" transmission, the first since April. DK/GC "279 279 154 154", "24281 49969 66264 47695 48338........", strong signal, lower sideband suppressed. Same frequency used in August last year. Carrier was up with 1,200 Hz tone for several minutes around 1842z then went into the short burst "concealment" carrier burst mode until 1900z. Total transmission time about half an hour, ended 1930z, DKDK GCGC and 5 x "Null". | |
| 2000 UTC | 8,150 kHz | second sending of "308" and "279 279 154 154", strong signal. 10 kHz up on the 8,140 used in August last year. | ||
| 8-Aug-06 | Tuesday | a full message means a repeat on the following day, doesn't it Ivan? Da, Tovarich!, | ||
| 1900 UTC | 10,540 kHz | dropped down 10 kHz to the August - 05 frequency, both strong signals. | ||
| 8,140 kHz | ||||
Thursday 1830 UTC Schedule;-
| 27-July-06 | 6,887 kHz | calling "842", started late, "842" 20 seconds after the half hour then silence until 50 seconds past when the call-up started for real. DK/GC "902 902 30 30", "61418 08362 30537 10334 89464.....". Ended after 1839z, DKDK GCGC and 5 x "null". |
| 10-Aug-06 | 6,887 kHz | call "842", DK/GC "375 375 31 31", "46234 75612 87965 67453 09056....." not too strong, S4 to S5 at first, became a bit stronger a few minutes into the transmission. |
Friday 1930 UTC Schedule;-
| 28-July-06 | 5,943 kHz | inside the 49 metre band, difficult copy due to BC QRM, call "842", only just noticed while typing up that the call is the same as yesterday's 1830z; same frequency, or 5,933, used in May and June when the call was "218". DK/GC "902 902 30 30", those 5Fs which could be heard the same as yesterday's 1830z sending. |
| 11-Aug-06 | 5,943 kHz | largely unreadable, emerged from the broadcast station hubbub for a few seconds just before 1934z when appeared to be in 5F message mode rather than the four minute call-up so may have started early. Was warming up the frequency with a somewhat stronger signal when checked at 1842 UTC when was heard calling 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-0 in German language. |
[Possibly now inactive, see Family XV in ECL21]
Chart 25 Updated at 31st August 2006: [1st May, 2006]
M10, S10d and S17c
Compiled by the Slavic Desk
| Freq | Freq | Sun | Mon | Tues | Wed | Thurs | Fri | Sat | Activity | |
| kHz | // | Designation | ||||||||
| 8175 | 9986 | S0150 | S0150 | R | ||||||
| 4836 | 7380 | 0210 | R | |||||||
| 5093 | 7475 | 0330 | 0330 | R | ||||||
| 5078 | 7745 | 0340 | ALT | |||||||
| 3810 | 5861 | 0400 | 0400 | 0400 | R | |||||
| 6782 | 0410 | R | ||||||||
| 7745 | 9166 | S0410 | S0410 | R | ||||||
| 4030 | 6758 | 0430 | R | |||||||
| 0430 | R | |||||||||
| 6758 | 9166 | 0450 | 0450 | R | ||||||
| 8175 | S0450 | S0450 | R | |||||||
| 4030 | 6782 | 0535 | 0535 | 0535 | 0535 | R | ||||
| 9369 | 13405 | S0540 | S0540 | R | ||||||
| 9385 | 11417 | S0600 | S0600 | R | ||||||
| 14565 | 15898 | 0615 | 0615 | 0615 | 0615 | 0615 | 0615 | 0615 | R | |
| 9385 | 0700 | R | ||||||||
| 9986 | 13405 | S0755 | R | |||||||
| 4782 | 0800 | 0800 | ALT | |||||||
| 8175 | 9986 | S0820 | S0820 | ALT | ||||||
| 15898 | 0830 | R | ||||||||
| 13648 | 0840 | 0840 | ALT | |||||||
| 15875 | 18303 | 1000 | 1000 | ALT | ||||||
| 18303 | 1100 | 1100 | ALT | |||||||
| 7475 | 1140 | 1140 | ALT | |||||||
| 16020 | 1200 | 1200 | R | |||||||
| 8190 | 12295 | 1200 | 1200 | ALT | ||||||
| 15785 | S1230 | S1230 | ALT | |||||||
| 4485 | 6758 | 1250 | 1250 | 1250 | 1250 | 1250 | 1250 | 1250 | R S17C | |
| 5027 | 7380 | 1340 | 1340 | ALT | ||||||
| 7380 | 10923 | 1410 | 1410 | R | ||||||
| 13405 | 1440 | 1440 | ALT | |||||||
| 4782 | 6835 | 1500 | 1500 | ALT | ||||||
| 13405 | 1530 | 1530 | ALT | |||||||
| 4485 | 6763 | 1610 | 1610 | ALT | ||||||
| 4030 | 6801 | 1630 | 1630 | 1630 | 1630 | R | ||||
| 10125 | 1640 | R | ||||||||
| 5078 | 7745 | 1700 | 1700 | ALT | ||||||
| 5078 | 8175 | 1700 | 1700 | ALT | ||||||
| 8175 | 13405 | 1720 | 1720 | R | ||||||
| 8190 | 1720 | R | ||||||||
| 8190 | 13502 | S1740 | S1740 | R | ||||||
| 5945 | 9972 | 1800 | 1800 | R | ||||||
| 5076 | 8190 | 1820 | 1820 | ALT | ||||||
| 9986 | S1820 | S1820 | ALT | |||||||
| 14978 | 1840 | 1840 | ALT | |||||||
| 13405 | 14445 | S1855 | S1855 | [ALT] | ||||||
| 5076 | 7745 | 1900 | 1900 | ALT | ||||||
| 8143 | 12226 | 1920 | 1920 | R | ||||||
| 8190 | 13404 | 1940 | 1940 | ALT | ||||||
| 9385 | 14445 | 1950 | 1950 | 1950 | R | |||||
| 3563 | 4485 | S2020 | S2020 | R | ||||||
| 8175 | 9986 | S2050 | S2050 | R | ||||||
| 3810 | 5735 | 2100 | 2100 | R | ||||||
| 7475 | 9166 | S2130 | S2130 | R | ||||||
| 5945 | 9166 | 2200 | 2200 | R | ||||||
| 9369 | 2200 | 2200 | R | |||||||
Freqs ± 2kHz
Activity Designations:
The above chart shows only one major change together with several minor changes in activity designation.
These changes should be regarded as from 1st May 2006. Yhe chart number remains the same but updated.
The next rotational change is due from 1st September 2006 and if no major changes occur Chart 21 [NL31 pages 28/29] should be used for guidance purposes.
In NL35, July 2006 I stated the appearance of the 1000z schedule on Wed/Thurs [not Thurs/Fri previously shown] had replaced the 0840 schedule. Thanks to RNGB the 0840z schedule has been found on 13648kHz, the 1000z repeats the 0840z messages which are again repeated at 1840 & 1940z.. This is an alt week activity designation.
The Thurs/Fri 1230z S10d had also been listed as ALT.
The 1855z Tues/Wed S10d now appears to be ALT, however it does repeat the S10d0150z which has been classified ‘Regular’, demanding more time to follow up again, I’m afraid.
On a final note of this summary, several M10 schedules recently have had keying problems.
Other activities previously reported are continuing together with a number of other projects for the forthcoming winter period; some of which, I hope, will be of use to our monitors.
73 Derek – DoK – Slavic Desk 28/08/06 [Tnx Derek].
Pronunciation of numerals
0 is Nuar 2 Should be Davouka 3 is Thuree .
The figure 8 Osem Sounds like Arthur
The figure 9 Devet Sounds like David.
See end of this Newsletter for the updated “S06 Regular skeds - September”
PoSW sets the flavour here with his observations:
All of the S06 Russian schedules I usually monitor continue into August.
[PoSW]
Tuesday 1630 + 1730 Schedule
| 4-July-06 | 1639 UTC | 13,880 kHz | first sending in progress, S9 signal, ended with "401 401 65 65" and 5 x "Noll". | |
| 1730 UTC | 11,160 kHz | calling "327", DK/GC "401 401 65 65", second sending, slightly weaker signal than the first one. Frequencies for this schedule in July last year were 16,310 + 13,890 kHz, call "758". | ||
| 5-July-06 | Wednesday | 1638 UTC | 13,889 kHz | first sending of "next day repeat" of yesterday's full message. Much weaker signal than yesterday, way down in the noise and 9 kHz higher in frequency. |
| 11-July-06 | 1630 UTC | 13,880 kHz | call "327", DK/GC "615 615 70 70", weak signal but a bit stronger by 1635z, "65566 36363 12411 21744 54421.....". | |
| 1739 UTC | 11,160 kHz | second sending in progress, stronger than the first, peaking S7. | ||
| 1-Aug-06 | 1730 UTC | 12,190 kHz | calling "980", DK/GC "127 127 60 60". Second sending, unable to find the first at 1630z. BUT;- looking at last year's log for August the second sending of this schedule was ...... 12,190, call "980"; so looks as if is now using the same frequencies as in the same month last year - not the case in July. The 1630z sending in August '05 was 14,560 kHz - must check tomorrow! | |
| 2-Aug-06 | Wednesday | 1630 UTC | 14,560 kHz | first sending confirmed as 14,560 kHz, "980" and "127 127 60 60". Very weak signal, only just detectable, one of those transmissions which would have been difficult to find without knowing where to look from August 2005's log. |
| 1730 UTC | 12,190 kHz | "980" and "127 127 60 60", much stronger than the first sending. | ||
| 8-Aug-06 | 1630 UTC | 14,560 kHz | calling "980", DK/GC "753 753 60 60", signal strength peaking S9, much stronger than when heard last Wednesday. | |
| 1730 UTC | 12,190 kHz | second sending, slightly weaker signal than the first. | ||
| 9-Aug-06 | Wednesday | 1630 UTC | 14,560 kHz | presumably the first sending of the next day repeat, very weak signal way down in the noise, totally unreadable, a complete contrast to yesterday. |
| 1730 UTC | 12,190 kHz | second sending of "980", again much weaker than yesterday but unlike today's first sending this was readable - just. | ||
| 15-Aug-06 | 1630 UTC | 14,560 kHz | calling "980", DK/GC "234 234 61 61", "75526 72551 43216 02036.......", wek signal with a hollow "echo" effect. | |
| 22-Aug-06 | 1730 UTC | 12,190 kHz | calling "980", DK/GC "751 751 62 62", "17623 36264 06453 21547......". | |
| 23-Aug-06 | Wednesday | 1630 UTC | 14,460 kHz | first sending of next day repeat, very weak signal, could just make out the "Deviet vosyem noll" of the call -up, |
| 1730 UTC | 12,190 kHz | second sending, "980" and "751 751 62 62", much better signal than the first sending. | ||
Second + Fourth Mondays in the Month 2015 + 2115 UTC Schedule
| 10-July-06 | 2015 UTC | 11,420 kHz | "265 265 265 00000", strong signal with excellent audio. This frequency was used in July last year. |
| 2115 UTC | 9,100 kHz | "265", second sending, close to a strong "XJT" roarer. | |
| 24-July-06 | 2015 UTC | 11,420 kHz | "265 265 265 00000". |
| 2115 UTC | 9,100 kHz | second sending, flattened by S9++ "XJT", detectable by the "3-3-3-5" rhythm of the voice rather than by hearing the numbers themselves. | |
| 14-Aug-06 | 2015 UTC | 10,910 kHz | "583 583 583 00000", strong signal. |
| 2115 UTC | 8,170 kHz | second sending of "583 583 583 00000", but only just audible under a strong "XJT" - similar to the situation in July! Same frequency was used in August last year - I hadn't realised then that there was a first sending an hour earlier - and the "XJT" was also there then, on 8-August 2005. |
Saturday 1600 UTC schedule
| 24-June-06 | 6,794 kHz | "108 108 108 00000", strength S7 to S8, lower sideband well suppressed. This has transmission has appeared on every Saturday since 13-May; at one time seemed to be second + fourth Saturdays in the month but appears to have changed its habits. |
| Not heard on Saturday 1-July, or on 8-July but then returned | ||
| 15-July-06 | 6,794 kHz | "108 108 108 00000", not over strong, S5 or so, lower sideband well suppressed. Carrier with tone was up when checked at 1549z, single spoken "Adean null vosyem" just after 1550z. |
| 22-July-06 | ||