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Several people reported the new voice of E07 and V07. E07 has a new male voice and was heard on Monday and Wednesday at 2100, 2120, and 2140 UTC on respectively 7918, 6732 and 5089 kHz, id 970.
V07 is now a female voice and was heard on Tuesday 6 February at 0710, 0730, and 0750 UTC on respectively 9280, 10355, and 11420 kHz, id 234.
| See also Newsletter 37 for more about V07 and Newsletter 45 for more about E07. |
E10 aired a number of interesting messages this month. Besides a number of strings also a number of messages connected to these strings were transmitted. The following strings were heard: SYN6, ULX1, CIO6, MIW6, CIO3AZ2, MIW3AZ2, SYN3AZ2, HNCM.
The CIO/MIW/SYN 3AZ2 strings were logged on 15 February. Following the strings, at 2205 UTC CIO and SYN came into a continuous call-sign+message scheme. They were followed a little later by MIW. Note that all these messages were the same length.
2001-02-15, 2217-0000 UTC, 6912 (4780) kHz
SYN + msg 15 DEVUG (continuous)
15
DEVUG LMSOD TAKMG KQUBS QQZXO SOBFO
XDFFZ HNUKQ OIJCP AUTYF PBPNX UXAXG
MOUUX QMUPX GXSUI
2001-02-15, 2223-0000 UTC, 5170 (7445) kHz
MIW + msg 15 AWAGZ (continuous)
15
AWAGZ RLMYK TEFFI ZEVDU NEJJM PXVHU
GHAXL DFIMJ ZNNFB XKRSG WXEBB UGPPC
UGPNV BVCGQ BLJGU
2001-02-15, 2227-0000 UTC, 3090 4015 5230 kHz
CIO + msg 15 DDYGR (continuous)
15
DDYGR HJXID YLPHS CMHZD RNXVC XIARH
JZSZQ SGSBU UKVAF RBBNO RMJCR SJBMG
HPKIU CFJJR ZQGQH
The following day, Friday 2001-02-16, at 2250 UTC, the same scheme was again valid for SYN, CIO and MIW
2001-02-16, 2251-0000 UTC, 6912 (4780) kHz
SYN + msg 15 TVRZZ (continuous)
15
TVRZZ UIHIL KYZYS LXUTB DMDJK APVAC
JSWCH RNUUX BDBYW WFKWC WDSGX YWUMN
DXGHG HXTMX YYDZX
2001-02-16, 2257-0000 UTC, 3090 4015 5230 kHz
CIO + msg 15 DHYLB (continuous)
15
DHYLB CPLKL YSPOG PVTFW KHXPK NSTPE
PDWFD LRSPX LNDLM RQJIB CDBRJ DBHEA
RKCSF DMCZJ WDOCG
2001-02-16, 2302-0000 UTC, 5170 (7445) kHz
MIW + msg 15 DGPAW (continuous)
15
DGPAW JXLWU IEQCI VGOPB PGZFI TXNMC
YLOZD EKDEP MVCDK NEXOF ITUGS RSRWM
WLRNR WXXWH LXNAZ
| See also Newsletter 39 . |
E11 seems to be more active lately. It was heard on Tuesday and Friday 1030 UTC on 7820 kHz, id 312 and Tuesday 1300 UTC on 8033 kHz, id 183.
| See also Newsletter 45. |
E15 was reported after quite a long time. Heard at 1400 on 14000, calling FYP. Mike copied another one also on 14000 kHz on 31 January at 1405 UTC.
| See also Newsletter 35. |
A possible E18 transmission on 14 February at 2200 UTC on 6448 kHz was reported. The audio was heavily distorted by a nearby station. The transmission stopped at 2219 UTC.
| See also Newsletter 41. |
E25 is a daily guest at 1230, 1245 or 1330 UTC.
| See also Newsletter 45. |
| 01.02.01 | 2105Z | 4.280 kHz |
| 2135Z | 4.380 kHz |
60231 53271 77516 41652 14822 55681 26118 46680 33105 17705 56711 50543 84868 11373 13565 60161 38310 04475 38688 58731 01736 37573 60274 01172 31343
= 25 groups
In January I wrote "...Very high frequency (4880/4980)for January." From 07.01.01 G04 used 4120/4220.
| These were the frequencies in December/January: | ||||
| 12.08.00 | 4890 | 4990 | ||
| 23.12.00 | 4110 | 4210 | 42668 | 26250 |
| 26.12.00 | 4890 | 4990 | 42668 | 26250 |
| 30.12.00 | 4110 | 4210 | 42668 | 26250 |
| 31.12.00 | 4110 | 4210 | ||
| 04.01.01 | 4880 | 4980 | 26735 | 75568 |
| 07.01.01 | 4120 | 4220 | 26735 | 75568 |
| Winter 2105 and 2135 UTC | |||
| 02/00 | 3920 | 3820 | 2nd transmission -100kHz |
| 03/00 | 4520 | 4420 | . |
| 04/00 | 5210 | 5310 | 2nd transmission +100kHz |
| 05/00 | 4830 | 4930 | . |
| 06/00 | 5220 | 5320 | . |
| 07/00 | 5360 | 5460 | . |
| 08/00 | 5320 | 5420 | . |
| 09/00 | 4760 | 4860 | . |
| 10/00 | 4580 | 4680 | . |
| 11/00 | 4270 | 4370 | . |
| 12/00 | 4110 | 4210 | . |
| 1/1/01 | 4120 | 4220 | . |
| 2/1/01 | 4280 | 4380 | . |
| See also Newsletter 35. |
An unid Polish military station has been reported on various occasions during the past 3 years. Transmissions were noted on 2309, 3164, 5091, 5132.5, 5213.5, 5229, and 5388.5 kHz USB, mostly during the European afternoon and evening (1530-2100 UTC).
A transmission last circa 15 minutes and consists of various short messages read out by a male. Each message starts with the word 'Uwaga', meaning 'Attention'. The messages are sent as broadcasts, like the USAF 'Sky king messages'. Here are a few message samples. Wald was so kind to translate them for me. Thanks OM! Any info about this station is most welcome.
1 Uwaga, tu Warnia, tu Warnia, Raport, Fala 62...
2 Uwaga, tu Warnia, tu Warnia, Szkoda, Fala 62 0 ...
3 Uwaga, tu Warnia, tu Warnia, Szarotka, Fala ...
4 Uwaga, tu Warnia, tu Warnia, Krater, Grom 62 10
5 Uwaga, tu Hawana, tu Hawana, Cyklotron, Delta
6 Uwaga, tu Hawana, tu Hawana, Mangan, Delta
7 Uwaga, tu Senior, tu Senior, Radar, Gala
8 Uwaga, tu Hawana, tu Hawana, Mangan 08...
9 Uwaga, tu Warnia, tu Warnia, Hejnal, Tecza
10 Uwaga, tu Warnia, tu Warnia, ja Nora, Tecza
Translations:
1 Attention, this is Boiler, this is Boiler, Report, Wave 62...
2 Attention, this is Boiler, this is Boiler, Harm, Wave 62 0...
3 Attention, this is Boiler, this is Boiler, Edelweiss, Wave ...
4 Attention, this is Boiler, this is Boiler, Crater, Thunderbolt 62 10
5 Attention, this is Havana, this is Havana, Cyclotron, Delta
6 Attention, this is Havana, this is Havana, Manganeses, Delta
7 Attention, this is Senior, this is Senior, Radar, Gala
8 Attention, this is Havana, this is Havana, Manganeses 08...
9 Attention, this is Boiler, this is Boiler; Bugle-call, Rainbow
10 Attention, this is Boiler, this is Boiler; I am Burrow, Rainbow
| See also Newsletter 52. |
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