(Date: Sun, 02 Apr 2000 19:17:53 +0200)
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I published an interesting discovery from Igor in N&O #20. Igor analysed traffic from Guanzhou (V09) with a surprising result. I have done the same with several other messages from Guanzhou and its CW sister BCN with the same result. So it seems that Igor's theory still stands. What it exactly means is still a guess though. The theory is that per five 4-figures groups only one group counts. A mathematical trick narrows the chance of an error down. It is however important that the message is read/sent flawless. While calculating I made the assumption that when the groups did not match a typo was made by either the sender or the dxer who jotted the numbers down. The points of similarity in the outcome of the calculations indicate that this is most probably no coincidence. Note that this theory works for the majority of the messages, not all though (see first message). Your ideas and suggestions are most welcome.
nr 1 gr 33
2564 7862 9166 3542 1828 4857 7344 8881 3312 7286 1418 2688 6200 9495 2654 7334 6295 6714 2334 3128 3918 7213 4713 8626 7535 7032 5821 6225 4580 2182 1650 0725 0735 <the theory does not apply to this message>
Original message
nr 16 gr 18
1683 2497 5205 4167 9186 4435 5249 8057 7919 2938 3106 4814 7722 6694 1603 1882 2590 5408
Reorder message
| 1683 | 2497 | 5205 | 4167 | 9186 |
| 4435 | 5249 | 8057 | 7919 | 2938 |
| 3106 | 4814 | 7722 | 6694 | 1603 |
| 1882 | 2590 | 5408 |
| Line one | 1683 | 2497 | 5205 | 4167 | 9186 |
| Distract line two | 4435 | 5249 | 8057 | 7919 | 2938 |
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| 7248 | 7248 | 7148 | 7248 | 7248 | |
| line two | 4435 | 5249 | 8057 | 7919 | 2938 |
| Distract line three | 3106 | 4814 | 7722 | 6694 | 1603 |
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| 1321 | 0435 | 0335 | 1225 | 1335 | |
| Line three | 3106 | 4814 | 7722 | 6694 | 1603 |
| Distract line four | 1882 | 2590 | 5408 | ||
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| 1224 | 2224 | 2214 | |||
Original message
nr 13 gr 19
0183 2164 2487 1623 4409 9502 1583 1806 0242 3828 4390 6370 6693 5039 8615 1947 3928 3241 2687
Reorder message
| 0183 | 2164 | 2487 | 1623 | 4409 |
| 9502 | 1583 | 1806 | 0242 | 3828 |
| 4390 | 6370 | 6693 | 5039 | 8615 |
| 1947 | 3928 | 3241 | 2687 |
| Line one | 0183 | 2164 | 2487 | 1623 | 4409 |
| Distract line two | 9502 | 1583 | 1806 | 242 | 3828 |
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| 0681 | 0581 | 0681 | 1381 | 0581 | |
| Line two | 9502 | 1583 | 1806 | 0242 | 3828 |
| Distract line three | 4390 | 6370 | 6693 | 5039 | 8615 |
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| 5112 | 5213 | 5113 | 5203 | 5213 | |
| Line three | 4390 | 6370 | 6693 | 5039 | 8615 |
| Distract line four | 1947 | 3928 | 3241 | 2687 | |
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| 2443 | 2442 | 2452 | 2352 | ||
Original message
nr ? gr 18
4894 3084 1263 7272 4329 3207 2497 0676 6685 3732 6959 5149 3328 9337 6484 4583 3773 1952
Reorder message
| 4894 | 3084 | 1263 | 7272 | 4329 |
| 3207 | 2497 | 0676 | 6685 | 3732 |
| 6959 | 5149 | 3328 | 9337 | 6484 |
| 4583 | 3773 | 1952 |
| Line one | 4894 | 3084 | 1263 | 7272 | 4329 |
| Distract line two | 3207 | 2497 | 0676 | 6685 | 3732 |
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| 1687 | 1587 | 0587 | 0587 | 0597 | |
| Line two | 3207 | 2497 | 0676 | 6685 | 3732 |
| Distract line three | 6959 | 5149 | 3328 | 9337 | 6484 |
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| 6248 | 7348 | 7348 | 7348 | 7248 | |
| Line three | 6959 | 5149 | 3328 | 9337 | 6484 |
| Distract line four | 4583 | 3773 | 1952 | ||
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| 2376 | 1376 | 1376 | |||
Original message
nr 63 gr 19
1869 5427 6637 1562 4323 0406 5664 5274 0189 3968 3230 8498 8008 3913 6782 1579 6730 6340 1255
Reorder message
| 1869 | 5427 | 6637 | 1562 | 4323 |
| 0406 | 5664 | 5274 | 0189 | 3968 |
| 3230 | 8498 | 8008 | 3913 | 6782 |
| 1579 | 6730 | 6340 | 1255 |
| Line one | 1869 | 5427 | 6637 | 1562 | 4323 |
| Distract line two | 0406 | 5664 | 5274 | 0189 | 3968 |
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| 1463 | 9763 | 1363 | 1373 | 0355 | |
| Line two | 0406 | 5664 | 5274 | 0189 | 3968 |
| Distract line three | 3230 | 8498 | 8008 | 3913 | 6782 |
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| 7166 | 7166 | 7266 | 6276 | 7186 | |
| Line three | 3230 | 8498 | 8008 | 3913 | 6782 |
| Distract line four | 1579 | 6730 | 6340 | 1255 | |
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| 1651 | 1742 | 1762 | 2658 | ||
Original message
nr 60 gr 17
8467 3785 4621 3308 6285 9786 4064 5949 4627 5504 6541 1829 2704 1482 2369 7951 2239
Reorder message
| 8467 | 3785 | 4621 | 3308 | 6285 |
| 9786 | 4064 | 5949 | 4627 | 5504 |
| 6541 | 1829 | 2704 | 1482 | 2369 |
| 7951 | 2239 |
| Line one | 8467 | 3785 | 4621 | 3308 | 6285 |
| Distract line two | 9786 | 4064 | 5949 | 4627 | 5504 |
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| 8681 | 9721 | 7651 | 8681 | 781 | |
| Line two | 9786 | 4064 | 5949 | 4627 | 5504 |
| Distract line three | 6541 | 1829 | 2704 | 1482 | 2369 |
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| 3245 | 2235 | 3245 | 3145 | 3135 | |
| Line three | 6541 | 1829 | 2704 | 1482 | 2369 |
| Distract line four | 7951 | 2239 | |||
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| 8590 | 9590 | ||||
| See also Newsletter 32. |
Al found an unid morse station on 16018 kHz on 14 March at 1505 UTC.
The transmission was in progress. The callup was '547'. The 5FG message ended at 1521 UTC with '829 829 143 143 TTTTT'. This looks like E17 to me, Al.
| Erratum in Newsletter 25. |
| See also Newsletter 32. |
E18 was on 6545 kHz on Wednesday and Thursday 8 and 9 March at 2100. Message number 149 with 76 groups. It usually comes on with a test call 10 minutes before start time. On Thursday it was on at 2140 with a test, the same voice but in German, eins vier acht 148, so it seems that G22 must still be about. <interesting observation; thanks OM!>
| See also Newsletter 26 for more about E18 and Newsletter 45 for more about G22. |
Takashi in Japan reported a HNC transmission on 6575 kHz. Various monitors logged E10's rare ZWL transmissions several times lately. It seems that it has a regular schedule at the moment. A connection with the pope's visit to Israel perhaps? ZWL has appeared very infrequently since at least 1993.
Logs:
| 16-03-2000 | 2007 UTC | 7000 kHz |
| 16-03-2000 | 0010 UTC | 5000 kHz |
| 17-03-2000 | 0020 UTC | 7000 kHz |
| 18-03-2000 | 0001 UTC | 7000//8000 kHz |
Another unusual transmission was reported on 16 February at 2030 UTC on 6270 kHz. It was a similar transmission as on 15 January at 0000 UTC also on 6270 kHz. The E10 transmission mixed with another signal which sounded like a tape being played fast forward. The strange sound disappeared when E10 switched off. Could this be an interference from E10's own site or some kind of jamming device? To be honest, I don't think that it is a jammer, as a jammer usually stays on the air for a minute or so after the target station is switched off. Clues anyone?
| See also Newsletter 25. |
Time for Hans-Friedrich. Take the floor HF!
| 05.03.00 | 2105Z | 4.520 kHz | same frequencies as in 03/99! |
| 2135Z | 4.420 kHz |
Message :
23603 30143 10767 63241 62623 03610 17828 57188 11685 60612 70406 11138 40745 30406 14025 30382 15674 06075 01640 43050 26822 70486 28508 12026 00744 77186
= 26 groups
Sorted:
00744 01640 03610 06075 10767 11138 11685 12026 14025 15674 17828 23603 26822 28508 30143 30382 30406 40745 43050 57188 60612 62623 63241 70406 70486 77186
Remarks : Next time with summer schedule 2005/2035Z!
History :
| Summer | 2005 | 2035 |
| Winter | 2105 | 2135 |
| 04/99 | 5310 | 5210 |
| 05/99 | 5570 | 5470 |
| 06/99 | 5720 | 5620 |
| 07/99 | 5680 | 5580 |
| 08/99 | 5730 | 5630 |
| 09/99 | 5320 | 5220 |
| 10/99 | 5320 | 5220 |
| 11/99 | 3910 | 3810 |
| 12/99 | 3360 | 3260 |
| 01/00 | 3440 | 3340 |
| 02/00 | 3920 | 3820 |
| 03/00 | 4520 | 4420 |
| See also Newsletter 25. |
Lots of interesting notes reached me this month. Here is another one. Recently some of the groups that rent airtime from larger broadcasters started to use coded messages. Maybe we should pay more attention to these guys, huh?
On 19-2 WWCR aired a program around 0100 UTC (possibly 'American Sovereign') that ran a message "John has a long moustache." Also in February, an unid program on WGTG 6890 ran a short segment of 5FG number groups around 0210 UTC.
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