Friday 12 June 2009

E10 on 14000 kHz

E10 is known to transmit on 14000 kHz (exactly at the beginning of the 20m ham band). Last night I got the repeat of a message while listening to the CW portion of the 20m band. Unfortunately I don't know the call (yet).

So this is what's happened yesterday, Thursday 11/06, 2209z, on 14000 kHz USB.
The message was:

m g28 t
ZIFNS OWWLO XJVAE WGPZG MSPTV PORHW QALCX RIHPY XQQMO SBKJI
RMTHL JOOBC NCZAK ZQJYV GJZNR PNQWQ ACJKL WNKMO BPEMR QPMNP
PZKUT ZAJQR OUVBE YNMOA XPCHP UJFLG RHJAT FSFLF
eom eot

UPDATE:
The message belongs to YHF who usually transmits on 2844//3840 kHz at 2200z.
Thanks E10-Agent!

Thursday 11 June 2009

Very odd "sinusoidal" sweep on 6990 kHz

Well, HF is a garden of endless sound varieties.

Now, what's this? Something out of order?

Recorded on 6990 USB, wide filter setinng, at approx. 2109 UTC, S5-S7 signal strength.