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(Date: Mon, 06 Sep 2004 18:23:32 +0000)
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| L | : | 3202.8, 4424.5 kHz. The marker changed its night-time frequency from 3336.2 to 3202.8 kHz per August 1st and its daytime frequency from 4091 to 4424.5 kHz. "L" experienced problems during the first few days on its new frequency. It sent "LE" for a while. Thanks Fritz and CK for finding the new freqs. "L" switches from night-time to daytime schedules at 0500 UTC. |
| R | : | 5465.8 kHz |
| V | : | 3658 and 7440 kHz |
| P | : | 3772//4031//4476 kHz |
| An interesting note re "P" reached us via Jim: | ||
| 4476 kHz: P; Prob Baltic Fleet HQ Kaliningrad 2100 CW At 2111 to 36-50/50/200 (Bee) with 3 T600 messages; P-marker; At 2130 "17744 37792 75842 33333 91554 = in OOK Morse followed by fast OOK Morse apparent 5LGs: EUHHAAAISDHISSSSSNEAAH = EEEEE NRSDT ENNAE EUUHH EUUHH ARTNI AIDNR TINEA RATDH HTUTD ... ETTIE THTRE (don't look right, so are they 5LGs?); Then 5FG msg in FSK morse 11111 86380 ... 71704 03045 K; Back to P-marker. Will investigate "fast OOK morse 5LGs" later. // 4031 kHz. | ||
| I examined the on/off keyed portion in Code30 and got only 88.9 Baud synchronous data with a possible ACF of 12. (It's very difficult to measure an on/off keyed signal as data). On copying again this portion as Morse, I'm left with the conclusion that it really is Morse, despite the lack of Cyrilic letters. It comes in groups of five letters and has a separative (=, BT) after the initial 15-letter leading EUHHAAAAAAISDHI. (I copied it incorrectly, it should be EUHHAAAAAAISDHI = SSSSS NEAHH EEEEE NRSDT ENNAE and so on). It ends ETTIE THTRE = | ||
| As to what the purpose of all these different modes on one outlet is, your guess is as good as mine! | ||
The European beacons were probably activated because of the Russian naval exercises, C, D, P and S were audible on all of the cluster frequencies with the exception of 3 MHz. The Asian beacons F, K and M were also active throughout the month.
| See also Newsletter 77. |
ENIGMA has changed the designator of the M08a schedules to M08c. The reason was a change in the messages of M08a. Since December 2003 the Cubans are using "OE" for the old "AR" and "K" for the former "BT" in their format. The "E" in "OE" is more like a partial dit than a full dit. (info via Mark Slaten).
| See also the voice stations page in this issue. |
Logged on two frequencies: 3246.5 and 6330 kHz.
| See also Newsletter 77. |
Our correspondent from Alaska, Attu Bosch, reports M40 activity.
VVV CQ 615.541 VVV CQ 615.541
VVV CQ 615.541 VVV CQ 615.541
VVV CQ 615.541 VVV CQ 615.541
VVV CQ 615.541 VVV CQ 615.541
VVV CQ 615.541 VVV CQ 615.541
VVV CQ 615.541 VVV CQ 615.541
BT BT
03484 17494 24439 86759 37318
80697 07825 29550 44573 57157
74531 77645 33908 20229 93691
08340 79932 80297 50957 91241
10262 63476 95495 69786 09985
51464 44272 42182 00762 81417
48804 54415 47064 78382 44353
08870 78604 89870 04085 43383
15410 AR AR
RPT RPT VVV CQ 541 cq 541
CQ 541 HR HR
41 41 BT BT
03484 17494 24439 86759 37318
80697 07825 29550 44573 57157
74531 77645 33908 20229 93691
08340 79932 80297 50957 91241
10262 62476 95495 69786 09985
51464 44272 42182 00762 81417
48804 54415 47064 78382 34353
08870 78604 89870 04085 43383
15410 AR AR SK SK
VVV CQ 541 CQ 541 CQ 541
HR 41 41 BT BT
03484 17494 24439 86759 37318
80697 07825 29550 44573 57157
74531 77645 33908 20229 93691
08340 79932 80297 50957 91241
10262 63476 95495 69786 09985
51464 44272 42182 00762 81437
48804 54415 47064 78382 34353
08870 78604 89870 04085 43383
15410 AR AR SK SK
CQ 615.541 CQ 615.541
BT 41 41 BT
03484 17494 24439 86759 37318
80697 07825 29550 44773 57157
74531 77645 43908 20229 93691
08340 79932 80297 50957 91241
10262 63476 95495 69786 09985
51464 44272 42182 00762 81417
48804 54415 47064 78382 34353
08870 78604 89870 04085 43383
15410
RPT RPT CQ 541 541 CQ 541 541
BT 41 41 BT
03484 17494 24439 86759 37318
80697 07825 29550 44573 57157
74531 77645 43908 20229 93691
08340 79932 80297 50957 91241
10262 63476 95495 69786 09985
51464 44272 42182 00762 81417
48804 54415 47064 78382 34353
08870 78604 89870 04085 43383
15410 AR AR SK SK
L9CC was observed on 7051, 7055, 7065, 7069, 7071, 7072, 7084, 7088.5 and 7098 kHz.
4XML used 8457 and 10822 kHz for its round slip "BFR7 BFR7 BFR7 de 4XML 4XML"
| See also Newsletter 77. |
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