E25 transmission with severe problems
A transmission with a lot of problems happened today on 6140kHz at 1114UTC. Just listen for yourself. (Note: a constant buzz sound that appears occasionally is due to local QRN)
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This is my main listening post. Nowadays, I mostly use my new Icom R75 (a magnificent receiver), which is fed by the PAR Electronics EF-SWL antenna. The famous Sangean ATS 909 is still my faithful companion, attached to a simple Inverted-L 5m by 14m made from junk parts, plus a matching transformer, which magically cuts PC noise, allowing the use of software decoders!
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1 comment:
did they confuse everything? repeat, end of transmission,... the best thing is, four times the "seven" and then the windows sound as if the software had crashed. long silence and then the attempt to restart. Did the intended message come out at the end? Did you manage to decipher the original groups? Seems like their PC crashes all the time.
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