Hundred thirty-fourth edition of the N&O column / Spooks newsletter

(Date: November 2008)

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Morse stations

MX

Beacons D, P, S and C were active on most of the regular cluster frequencies. No reports received for A, F, K and M.

18.1//14372//14397//14424 kHz. VGK Ny General Staff, Moscow. Mode: CIS-36/50. Transmissions were keyed with a Morse "C" from the Navy beacon Moscow. Noted before several times since August.

Channel markers:

• V
  3658, 5383.5 6879 kHz
• R
  4206, 4325.9, 5465.9 kHz. I haven't seen a log for 4206 kHz before.
• D
  11000 kHz

M01b

One of the oldies that is still active. Check the Logs Section for logs.

M18

This Russian military channel marker has been heard on 3803.1 kHz in November. It transmits the time in UTC+3hrs format: 0011 0011 0012 0012 0013 0013 etc.

M21

PVO Russian Air Defense.

• Id "0": 3322, 4951.5, 5873 kHz
• Id "9": 6823.5 kHz

M41

PVO Russian Air Defence. Messages on 4485 and 4959 kHz.

Samples:

• "EHJR WZD 72219499601555 54 12872120 1754 = 722 194997115520 7312872300 ..."
• "758 722 1949962 155 274716571 0901 756 K. K84 EEEEE EHJV EEEE"
• Also messages from GWKT to YTX2 with priority WZD. YTX2 acknowledges.
  "GWKT GWKT GWKT = ZOP ZDF +"

M89

M89 variant:

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