(Date: Sat, 06 Mar 2004 00:00:25 +0100)
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Observations by Fritz, Takashi, Tony, Tomonori, Japan Ute Monitor and myself.
| 4427 kHz | 30-1 | 1955 UTC | 111 555 88120 88120 87154 87154 89546 89546 83489 83489 111 000 |
| 5262 kHz | 30-1 | 1025 UTC | .... 07684 05638 55128 48836 31233 28966 67035 = 215 16 111 55128 111 000 |
| 3577 kHz | 18-2 | 2019 UTC | 333 10981 10981 (x6) 333 19803 19803 (x6) 333 19131 19131 (x6) 111 000 |
| See also Newsletter 104. |
| 5705 kHz | 24-2 | 0835 UTC | .... 08 08 18 18 == 5FG(x18,rptd) == 08 08 18 18 08 08 18 18 62901 62901 62901 96 96 15 15 == 5FG(x15,rptd) == 96 96 15 15 67065 67065 67065 32 32 17 17 == 5FG(x17,rptd) == 32 32 17 17 000 |
| See also Newsletter 74. |
| 14931 kHz | 8BY | VVV 8BY 8BY 8BY 68/ 16 |
| 20946 kHz | 8BY | 323 / 912 / 682 / 190 / 661 VVV VVV |
| See also Newsletter 75. |
The following article was published by Interfax in Russia.
(http://www2.interfax.ru/eng/news/politics/040208/40830/story.html)
MOSCOW. Feb 8 (Interfax) - Russia's radar engineering troops detected more than 1,000 foreign combat and spy planes in the vicinity of the Russian border in 2003, radar troops chief Alexander Shramchenko told Interfax.
In total, over 500,000 radar targets were detected last year, including over 80,000 foreign, he said.
The intensity of foreign combat and spy planes' flights did not decrease in 2003, and the radar troops were alerted 16% more often, said Shramchenko. "The air situation was particularly disturbing in the Northwestern, Central, North Caucasian and Kaliningrad air defense zones," the general said.
Up to 40% of the radar engineering troops' units, as well as radar intelligence groups and dual-purpose radars of the State Civil Aviation Service were used to monitor Russia's air space, he said. The system of gathering and processing information, and controlling the use of the country's air space is being perfected, Shramchenko said.
(Thanks for the tip JMM)
The Air Defense stations are using satellites of course but their terrestrial backup and training facilities are still on the air on shortwave. The stations were heard on the following frequencies in February:
| 3322.0 kHz | 23-2 | 2035 UTC | ID 0, QSA 0/1 |
| 4059.0 kHz | 20-2 | 2058 UTC | ID 0, =992358??0????? |
| 4951.5 kHz | 13-2 | 1934 UTC | ID 0, =992243??0????? |
| 4071.5 kHz | 9-2 | 1257 UTC | ID 8, =991558??8????? |
| 4973.5 kHz | 19-2 | 1638 UTC | ID 0, =991938??0????? |
| 5063.0 kHz | 7-2 | 0723 UTC | ID ?, =1830516 23 |
| 5198.0 kHz | 13-2 | 1538 UTC | ID 0, =991837??0????? |
| 5254.0 kHz | 7-2 | 0703 UTC | USB voice tracking reports "096 91515 03" |
| 8-2 | 2155 UTC | USB voice tracking reports | |
| 6906.0 kHz | 5-2 | 2353 UTC | ID 8, =99253??8????? |
| 10335.0 kHz | 17-2 | 1006 UTC | ID 0, =991305??0????? |
| See also Newsletter 71. |
| 6912.5 kHz | 17-2 | 1530 UTC | 970 1915649710 |
| 970 3919213910 | |||
| 970 5919615910 | |||
| 970 5919611410 | |||
| 3301.0 kHz | 13-2 | 2027 UTC | PSNN with messages |
| 3350.5 kHz | 3-2 | 1655 UTC | KUQI =951 1919272254 |
| =951 3119213854 | |||
| =950 0918218254 | |||
| 5827.5 kHz | 7-2 | 1552 UTC | 900 4336 |
| 900 4718222152 | |||
| 900 572854922152 | |||
| 900 1718642154 | |||
| 900 17180 | |||
| See also Newsletter 71. |
The Israeli Navy in Haifa is quite busy on a number of frequencies:
2680, 2800, 4241, 4331, 5159, 6379, 8103, 10046, 12984 kHz.
Fritz observed a couple of irregularities:
| See also Newsletter 71. |
| 8232 kHz | 24-12-03 | 2235 UTC | VVV CQ 747.816 CQ 816 CQ 816 HR HR 36 36 = = Then numbers, ending AR AR SK SK |
| 10620 kHz | 06-02-04 | 2235 UTC | VVV CQ747.494 VVV CQ 747.494 CQ 494 HR HR 1T 1T = = Numbers + AR SK SK |
| 8260 kHz | 01-03-04 | 0431 UTC | VVV CQ 747.520 |
Also heard at 1030 UTC on 10620 kHz.
| See also Newsletter 71. |
| 4769 kHz | 19-2 | 1645 UTC | |
| 5309 kHz | 24-2 | 1351 UTC | nr 78 f 24 14:51:22 2004 = 5LG(x100) |
| 5335.5//5148 kHz | 12-2 | 1955 UTC | nr 76 f 12 20:55:12 2004 = 5LG(x100) |
| 5406//4039 kHz | 23-2 | 1515 UTC | |
| 5429 kHz | 3-2 | 1600 UTC | |
| 5455 kHz | 5-2 | 1945 UTC | |
| 5769//4441 kHz | 18-2 | 1545 UTC | |
| 5769 kHz | 19-2 | 0815 UTC | |
| 5824.5//4029.5 kHz | 23-2 | 1920 UTC | |
| 6963 kHz | 28-1 | 1647 UTC | |
| 6976.5 kHz | 2-2 | 1650 UTC | |
| 10688 kHz | 12-2 | 1035 UTC |
| See also Newsletter 71. |
| 3485 kHz | 1/10-2 | 24/7 | B3ET B3ET B3ET = RNJ5 RNJ5 RNJ5 + |
| 3485 kHz | 11/20-2 | 24/7 | J7XD J7XD J7XD = D3QK D3QK D3QK + |
| 3485 kHz | 21/29-2 | 24/7 | QR2U QR2U QR2U = KP6F KP6F KP6F + |
| 1732 kHz
1/29-2
|
QSA NIL | ||
| 3485 kHz | 1/29-2 | very faint, audible around 1500z | |
| See also Newsletter 71. |
| V LA5S LA5S LA5S DE NH8T NH8T | 4874//5382, 8042 kHz |
| V GM3W GM3W GM3W DE PNW9 PNW9 | 5629.3 kHz |
| V MW3D MW3D MW3D DE 2SLC 2SLC + message "BT 1200 / 377 NR / 6038 BT 20460 09338 / 1200 377 // BT AR" | 3330//4440//5580//7074 kHz |
| See also Newsletter 71. |
| 4820 kHz | 1/29-2 | 0730-1700 UTC | |
| 3996 kHz | 1/29-2 | 0730-1700 UTC | last heard 4 Feb. |
| 2362 kHz | 1/29-2 | 1700-0730 UTC | |
| 2852 kHz | 1/29-2 | 1700-0730 UTC | QSA NIL |
Sample messages.
| 4820 kHz | 4-2 | 1645 UTC | V8N7 marker | |
| 4820 kHz | 4-2 | 1700 UTC | V8N7 de V4E4 372 col 372 + | (Frequency changes) |
| 4820 kHz | 8-2 | 1500 UTC | Q5HW marker | |
| 4820 kHz | 8-2 | 1510 UTC | Q5HW de NZM8 QTC 54 20 08 1608 780 = Q5HW = 5LG(x20) = for Q5HW rpt QLN + |
| See also Newsletter 71. |
Cluster beacons reported in February:
| Cluster | 4558 kHz | C | ||||
| Cluster | 5154 kHz | C | ||||
| Cluster | 7039 kHz | C | K | M | S | |
| Cluster | 8495 kHz | C | F | M | ||
| Cluster | 10872 kHz | C | F | K | M | S |
| Cluster | 13528 kHz | F | K | M | S | 21var |
| Cluster | 16332 kHz | C | F | K | M | S |
| Cluster | 20048 kHz | C | K | M | S |
Note: "M": Magadan beacon, 8-2, 2321 UTC on 7039.8. Still off normal frequency of 7039.4 kHz.
Channel markers:
| See also Newsletter 71. |
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