Mainsail Edition
Site for listening:
http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/
Frequencies to monitor:
Russia:
The Buzzer - 4625 usb
The Pip - 3756 usb (night)
The Squeaky Wheel - 3828 usb (night)
The Pip - 5448 usb (day)
The Squeaky Wheel - 5473 usb (day)
Other Russian military frequencies:
Patron-79 - 4790 usb
B Marker S5292 - 5292 usb
Arbat-50 - 5426 usb
Katok-65 - 6930 usb
Plovets-41 - 4325 usb
United States Frequencies:
EAM Frequencies (all in usb): 4724, 6712, 6739, 8992, 11175, 13200, 15016
Also keep an eye on any big shortwave news stations like the Voice of America, BBC World Service, Deutsche Welle or China Radio International. The frequencies fluctuate but if you scan around you'll find them.
Just scan around on the site, you'll find something of interest in no time.
Also, here's an informative article on EAM's:
http://www.numbers-stations.com/media/articles/EAMs.pdf
first for ajvar
Can somebody hear what they are talking about on 21310 USB? They keep talking about hotel america...
Also, just next to it is the guy awnsering.
this site won't load for me....
the websdr.org site does, and it shows the site with listeners and shit but it won't load
is there another site I can listen to skyking radio on?
or software?
>Sorry, the WebSDR server is too busy right now; please try again later.
gib room you spergs
>>42542070
in soviet russia radio listen to u
>>42542070
no, is mein lebensraum
robot taking a mean sweaty shit on 8992
>>42541876
anyone heard that @ 8992
>>42542070
http://websdr.net/
Russians speaking
Bandwidth:
2.49 kHz @ -6dB; 2.95 kHz @ -60dB.
>>42542202
you mean the weird hornlike sounds?
>>42542232
Yeah
>>42542070
7076.97 LSB nrw listen to that shit right now, Ivan and tell us what you hear
>>42542247
heard that about an hour ago. maybe something they just do routinely at certain times?
>>42541876
is website down?
Russia is onto us.
>>42542281
i've heard people talking in 8992 and what sounded like jets or planes taking off
>6604.97
This is definitely Morse Code.
>>42542326
had that problem yesterday night. sometimes the connection is so fucked that things sound like shots or planes etc
>>42542307
>>42542307
The site is overloading
CPUload=93.2%+5.4%, GPUload=31.3%, 419.58 users; audio 20829.6 kb/s, waterfall 11348.9 kb/s, http 985.5 kb/s;
>>42542376
http://websdr.net/
list of sites
http://www.websdr.org/
just heard sergei from kaliningrad
Any update on russia?
3635
http://www.nachtuilen.net/
2 Germans talking
>>42541876
What the fuck are you crazy niggers doing?
>>42542981
preparing for HAPPENING
>>42543062
Ho fuck.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1iPQxBlKPA4
holy shit check this out, they are using automatic voices now
this one has less numbers in it
any idea if its a different kind of message?
>>42543189
I heard one like that yesterday...
The fuck is going off on 8992?
>>42543247
my connection is so bad, I canÄt understand a word they are saying. after the weir dsounds a man and a woman started talking
>>42543189
frequency?
>>42543235
Good question. Can anybody make out what they're saying?
>>42543247
sounds like a conversation in the background
>>42543189
theyre callsigns, see here:
http://www.eham.net/newham/operating
that message is just a bunch of callsigns being read off. No idea what its for though.
Does the constant beeping on 8983 have anything to do with the nearby 8992?
Wtf is that at
351.50?
PIP STATUS: Online
With some weird boops
>>42543472
morse plus some weird sound
>>42543189
'Gas the kikes race war now'
>>42543544
It's too consistent to be morse. Unless they are saying PA in a loop every 2 seconds.
>>42543652
might be. just the same as the russian b-marker. they are constantly morsing "B" and sometimes "D" for some reason
3976.00
radio pyongyang?!
>>42541876
site is down, when will it come back?
>>42543826
it is up
8992
talking also
just caught this on 8992.
sierra 3 golf kilo lima kilo standby sierra 3 golf kilo lima kilo 2 6 yankee oscar india echo november 7 yankee echo tango juliette papa item 18 juliette papa alpha yankee 2 juliet delta juliette romeo alpha hotel mike
>tfw you realize this websdr handles a max of 420 users
We waiting for the kremlin announcement?
>>42544117
>yfw it's a University playsite
>yfw it has to stream the rediculous amounts of of audio data
>yfw they do it for free
FTFY
>>42544082
and what does it mean?
>>42544005
site is down for me... ?
Russian number station on 6793 am
>>42544182
I'm referring to the number specifically, especially considering it is a university
>>42544182
>>42544117
Statistics:
Past 10 seconds: CPUload=95.2%+4.1%, GPUload=31.3%, 417.70 users; audio 21528.4 kb/s, waterfall 11259.3 kb/s, http 675.8 kb/s;
Heathen commie radio chatter on 7110
pls translate tundraspeak
>>42543575
kek
I'm not the only one who saw that at 8992 am I?
>>42544323
Now a series of long beeps and a Russian voice transmitting what sounds like orders
>>42544255
TU Delft has god-tier bandwidth
Another number station on 13439 am
>037 oscar charlie romio standby
8992
buzzing noise is back on 8992
>>42545487
if you had tuned into 8990 you would have heard a bird chirping sound. Probably used as frequency identifier.
Got this on 8992
>sierra 3 7 oscar charlie romeo india 6 charlie sierra 3 tengo 2 november 3 bravo india foxtrot golf tengo juliet quebec mike golf foxtrot 5 bravo bravo lima bravo
https://youtu.be/BGwwIJ6sQao
http://www.ve7kfm.com/
>>42546308
lol amazing
dude sounds canadian too....
wierd descending scale on 8992
>>42545544
There it goes again, hah it does sound like a bird chirp cute
>>42546594
tune to 8990 goddammit. you people are useless. that sound is to help you tune into 8990
Found this 5450 USB
>>42547261
You found a weather station.
>tfw bought a stick for rtlsdr but don't understand shit in electrotechnics and can't catch even local taxi
>>42547498
Get SDR# (http://sdrsharp.com/downloads/sdr-install.zip)
What type of antenna are you using?
sky king sky king!
8922khz:
SKYKING x2
74q505 bc
>>42547659
I was testing it by using temporary antenna from cookie plate and wire as recommended on reddit. I'm thinking of building pic related, because that looks like it will be easiest to build.
Morse code?
14030
>>42541876
>http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901
9200 to 9220 wtf was that jamming
>>42541909
rare flag!
>>42548182
Yeah don't know WTF that be.
Right, obviously you guys are new to the site, which is great, loads of new people to listen to extra stations. But there are things you need to know:
Firstly, if you hear something odd, click Max In. This can show all labels of stations (For example the USAF EAMs) Secondly, if there is no label, click the button that says http://qrg DOT globaltuners DOT com. This can tell you what these stations are.
Thirdly, If there is a green bar under the signal shown in the waterfall, these signals are HAMS. meaning its probably some russian in his shed. If the bar is purple, this is public broadcasting such as BBC Radio 1.
Thanks :)
>>42548559
Thanks m8
Im getting something too wierd here guys..
26924.01
>>42548559
You missing your chat box?
>>42548744
Im inputting the same as usual, just have to guess who i am ;)
>>42548775
Are you Ben Garrison? I also saw someone calling themselves paulron and Goyim
>>42548903
Nope, im active right now
>>42549032
Hello PaulaPoland
>>42547921
Never built one myself but thanks for the pic, /r/rtlsdr is pretty good too bad /g/ is filled with consumer product BS now days. Can you at least pick up signals?
>>42548775
Funny, I don't even see the chat. I thought it was disabled by admins for all the guys named anus suddenly showing up.
>>42549109
OOh so close
>>42549132
Where's the chat?
>>42549112
Only local FM stations.
This thread
>Autism general
>>42548559
Bump
>>42549190
more like
>this site
>>42549140
Sumoloty?
>>42549284
Nope, Britfag with american-esque name
>>42549173
Have you checked the 150-250MHZ, 400mhz to 400-480mhz also 800 Mhz ranges? Also is your antenna indoors or outdoors? Are you surrounded by buildings?
6170.00
based voice of north korea
>>42549157
here.
>>42549486
I guess adblock doesn't let me see the chatbox
>>42549396
I tested indoors with a cookie plate contraption and outdoors with a shitty wire. I have a big park right outside my windows. I tried to listen to most confirmed frequencies from a local frequency database, but didn't have any luck.
>>42549157
When I loaded up yesterday it was below the box displaying which ranges the \users were monitoring.
>>42549560
I can see it with adblock on
beeping on 8992?
>>42549610
>>42549630
Mine is completely missing though
>>42542219
so much talking, then static
>>42542250
What the fuck, is it a number station or something? Its like tones or someshit.
>>42549730
turn on compact view, that big black behmoth is intrusive as fuck
Dumb question - what's the source of that "chirp" that periodically appears on all frequencies?
>>42549730
Yeah that's what I got too.
>>42549786
>>42549920
Gotta assume its local.
>>42550016
Yeah, that's what I assumed. I was just curious what might cause it.
>>42549950
The site has a lot more people than usual due to traffic from this thread, could just be overloading the servers
>>42550065
Somewhat disappointed. I thought folks might have gotten fed up with WHERE'S PUTIN? OH, AND CHECK 'EM.
OK which one of you dumb fucks is blowing bubbles and broadcasting it on 8992?
Pacman taking a shit on 8992
>>42550283
>>42550289
switch over to 8990 when you hear that it happens periodically. I guess you're supposed to tune to 8990
>>42550323
8992 is the exact frequency of a USAF EAM
>>42550381
They've broadcasted a few SKYKING x2 codes and supposedly an Aussie heard SKYKING x 3 around 7:30 AM EDT.
>>42550538
Here are two of those i beleive: http://www.filedropper DOT com SLASH showdownload DOT php/eam_1
5925. Radio Liberty. Because nothing says liberty more than WWII era blues.
voices on 8992 they sound foreign?
>skyking x3
>monastery 5km from Kremlin on fire
>Putin still MIA
Get innawoods! Godspeed my friends
>>42551098
>>42551098
There was some French chatter bleeding over from another frequency.
>>42541876
how the fuck do i listen to this shit?
>>42551351
i've been on EAM all day no skykings at all for the last eight hours, and that one was just a skykingx2 tester
have been hearing a gradually slowing / bassy signal on 8992 though, one going on right now 15:37 CST, lasts about ten seconds, heard it four times today so far
Pacman just took his hourly shit on 8992
5195 Morse code.
>>42551578
go to the website, enter frequency, click USB, and listen. the buzzer is constant, most of the other frequencies are not, so make sure its working with the buzzer then you can tune to another.
BBC is coming in good on 12095 fyi
>>42551827
what website?
>>42551920
in OPs post...
http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/
>>42551888
1052 too, nice trips.
>>42551920
http://websdr.ewi.utwente(dot)nl:8901/
It can only handle 420 (huehuehue) listeners and is pretty full right now. Might get a few 404s before you get in.
holy this i randomly found this channel. tune into this shit 1205 freaky shit
14225 has some interesting stuff on it.
>>42552137
>Frenchman
Very spooky
>>42551663
It was heard last night.
some baller traditional irish music on 1341
>>42552486
That's some tight shit, Anon.
Mjölk reporting in, can confirm >>42552486 is baller
>>42552719
>>42552805
And it just got hijacked by some spanish assholes
Skyking x 1 just heard.
>>42552860
That's the problem with shared bands, fuck.
1215 AM is cool though
>>42552938
I'm going to be mad as fuck if I missed that because I was trying to listen to that authentic traditional Irish music. Fuck.
>>42549757
I detected a russian conversation on it. And finished their sentences with "priyom" which means "over" so I suggest it's russian military
But I don't catch anything apparently...
8992 ... what is that test shit?
>>42553157
Yep, tune into 8990 to hear birds.
>>42553200
that chirp is originating from 8990 and last night I recorded audio that sounded german coming from that fq
>>42553157
It's a signal from Aussie Over the Horizon Radar station "Jorn."
12450usb Russians out of the armature range
What are you up to, wodka?
>>42553262
recording from 8992.0Khz last night
http://vocaroo.com/i/s07QS4fvp133
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0pCJh7zXOrQ
>>42553467
Can someone translate this?
Guys; DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME ON AMATEUR BANDS. Those are where the neckbeards with ham radio licenses talk or send morse; there's nothing important there.
>>42553639
Who can trust the words of a Canadian? You're like Russia Lite.
>>42553842
You can trust me; i'm French-Canadian.
Cилли aмepикaн пиг...
>>>>42553598
First:
*inaudible*-66, *inaudible*-66, I am *inaudible*[spoiler]sounds like Gustav but that's unlikely[/spoiler]-5 *no sound*, over. *inaudible*-54, over.
>>42541876
138.05 USB
wtf is going on
Is this morse code?
>1422: Deutschlandfunk
>Its not funk
>>42554217
Reading those tags and googling what they mean could be useful; mon ami.
>>42553598
Second:
*inaudible*, over. Gubra-14, Gubra-14, I am (Gustav)-54, I am (Gustav)-54, over.
>>42554330
so just identifying looking for a response? He isn't sinking in the arctic?
Sky king sky king 6 delta 9 3 5 authentication wiskey kilo
8992 up, mainsail transmission
single skyking on 8992
verifying time
Single SkyKing heard on 8992USB
8992 is chirping.
>>42553450
>>42554822
OTHR. thanks aussies.
EAM also operates at 11175 with the exact same message - i listen to that one to avoid the aussie chirping
>>42554467
>>42554822
how do I listen to this sorry I am not good with radio
>>42555023
RadioShack has radios. Very cheap. Don't skimp on the antenna though.
>>42555148
>2015
>radioshack
oh boy I haven't seen one of those in a while
does anyone want to tell me what's happening on and around 15489.20?
>>42555703
It's in the broadcast range. Turning to 15490 am and it sounds very reedy.
american voice at 10051.04
reading out coordinates
>>42556013
anyone know what this is?
>>42556013
thats new york volmet, its a weather station
its really 10051
nobody transmits on percentages of frequencies fyi
>>42556013
>>42556077
guys... zoom in on the waterfall window to the frequency you're listening to, the regular stations all have markers in orange saying what they are.
if you still can't figure it out, google it.
>>42556129
This is like watching 20-something-year-olds trying to figure out how to use a MAPSCO
>>42556077
something about the weather.
>Happening
Did anything get close to happening though?
>>42556628
there was alot of traffic on the military comms earlier in the weekend ... seems to have gone away now.
but, until putin shows back up, i'll be listening for happenings.
>>42556628
>Did anything get close to happening though?
>find Alex Jones on 9350am
The happenings won't stop.
252.00 is absolutely BASED right now
>>42556995
JJ Grey, rofl
is the buzzer on right now?
>>42557213
yep
just checked
Can anyone provide a link about a sort of "guide" as to how to decipher happening-worthy transmissions and weather reports and folk music?
>>42557644
can't, look up one time pads
https://archive.org/details/ird059
^^ this is what they sound like though
>>42556973
>go to 9350
>all I hear is some guy screaming comething incomprehesible and occasionally mentions jesus.
How did you find this?
>>42557644
For skykings
>also checked
>>42558446
>9350
Lads, I know next to nothing about this shit but it fascinates me. Is there anything Happening-worthy for me to listen to, either broadcasting now or recorded?
>>42541909
>ajvar
Have a full storage of homemade Ajvar.
mmmmmmm.......
>>42558520
Why would they even broadcast messages so ordinary people could hear them?
Nuke Codes on 8992 right now!
>>42559546
8992 usb
See >>42558520
Mainsail just gave a number of codes on 11175, no Skyking though.
>>42559692
because the messages don't mean shit unless you have the means of decoding them. The codes are basically impossible to crack and you can broadcast on shortwave over a great distance.
Some RAF shit happening on 5450
Another EAM on 11175, no Skyking.
as far as number stations go...
>puts on tinfoil hat
could they not be sending out triggers for Manchurian candidates and other brainwashed drones?
WTF IS GOING ON 8992 USB
>>42560475
Yeah, lots of EAMs today.
4 in the past 30 minutes.
>>42560475
I wouldn't know because the website has been down for the day
>t-thanks asshole
>>42560475
>>42560510
I've recorded all 4 so far. >ou guys have interest in them? I could upload them.
11175 EAM
S3VLNA
3IOP W72H BRFL UQUZ BTZC QGD4
>>42560510
>>42560475
hold me /pol/
What do the various phrases heard on USAF mean?
Romeo, Victor, November, Alpha, Charlie, etc.?
These EAMs are more than likely tests, not much is actually habbening..
>>42560556
Probably best to just write down the times of the messages.
That way you can compare it to previous days.
>>42560638
Im not taking this bait
>>42560638
Romeo and Victor are meeting in November at Checkpoint Alpha to kill Charlie Sheen. you heard it first here!
>>42560638
The first 5 is usually the recipient
The stuff after "message follows", is the message.
It's a phonetic code. One time key. Impossible to crack.
>I miss all the eams
feels bad m8
1x skyking
One Skyking up
3 0 india 9 0 1
yankee india
Double skyking there
>>42560761
double skyking from mainsail on 15016
Skyking times x 1 on 11175
2x skyking means nothing you fucking autistic manchildren
mainsail on 4724 doing some mic checks
WTF was that just now on 11175? First time I've heard DTMF tones with a message.
>>42560510
That's some height of the Syria crisis when the US and Russian fleets faced off in the Med level action there.
Something is certainly up.
>>42560921
>this
the air force is probably talking about how they need to bring another fucking shipment of doritos to afganistan or some shit, its not like there about to declare thermonuclear war
SKYKING SKYKING DO NOT ANSWER
Some audio through 8992, anyone manage to get it?
holy shit 8992 jammed
so am I the only one hearing john phillip sousa music?
>>42561142
No, that's just "Jorn" passing through. It's will clear up in a minute.
got it, ty.
>>42561142
Check 11175 during progression of Jorn
8992
What the fuck language was that?
>>42561403
French
8992 the fuck
>>42561403
It was French
>>42561422
What are the French doing on a USAF frequency?
>>42561451
I don't fucking know, man. Everyone in the chat says French and it sounds French
>>42561451
Bleed-over from another Freq.
>>42561451
NATO stuff I'd imagine such as doing bombing runs in Syria
>>42561451
According to logs the French Airforce uses 8992 as well.
http://qrg.globaltuners.com/?q=8.992
New transmitting coming through on 8992
>>42561451
They share it, and use it in different times of the day.
This happens every day. I've been hearing French occasionally on 8992 for years.
11175 is transmitting a MAINSAIL CODE ATM.
I wish the Filipino Monkey could hack into those frequencies. Then it would be a party.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filipino_Monkey
>>42561612
>mainsail code
>being this new
;) mainsail is whos sending it, means its from a ground station (not a boat)
8992 USB has gone blank. There has been two "SkyKing SkyKing do not answer" in the past hour. Unusual but nothing to freak out about. Traffic on 8992 is a bit higher then normal.
8992 activity. No skyking.
Some messed up codes coming in on 8992. Having a hard time understanding it. Guy sounds confused.
Mainsail just finished on 11175 again
>see ya 'round
>>42561762
I worded it poorly, I meant Mainsail is transmitting a code again.
any alternatives for those of us who can't get on http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/???
>>42562146
If you're willing to DL a program, you can connect to multiple DSR receivers. Google "Sigmira."
>>42541876
Can this shit get local FM stations? I think it only goes up to 30 MHz
>>42560638
NATO phonetic alphabet. alpha, bravo, charlie etc.
i like these threads and all, but anything interesting is going to be encrypted, so what's the point.
>>42562220
sounds bretty good, it's free?
>>42562294
The Program? Yes.
The Equipment? No.
>>42562294
Yes it is. Pretty easy to use if you understand USB, LSB, CW, AM and shit.
>>42562286
not necessarily...
why encrypt it to prove it's something valuable? it's just making sure that it's seen as high priority and will get attention
>>42562286
The point is, that there are much more of these messages than normal. Read >>42561056
>>42562322
You can connect to radios online for free. It comes with a list of them. Usually they have a time limit, though; 30 minutes to two hours before you get logged out.
any way to decode morse from audio recording?
6606usb
>>42562322
>>42562328
I somewhat understand them...
I am able to find AM radio stations on websdr.org and listen to them, switching from AM/FM/USB
>>42562417
so I am seemingly able to connect to servers to listen to SDR?
>>42560556
Germanbro, please upload 'em.
>>42562579
Just click on one not in gold (full server) and hhit connect.
>>42562253
>local FM stations
It's in the netherlands, so no.
>FM stations
Wrong part of the spectrum anyway.
>>42562393
6606 is the Israeli Navy station 4XZ just repeating the code it broadcasts when not in use
>>42553003
Their military actually does things?
>>42562393
Also use and android phone app or software called fldigi
14209 has some interesting stuff. Sounds like it may be live, not a recording,
>>42562617
I'm hearing kebab talk...
7088.00
I keep hearing russian picking up phone and put it down, and occasionally talk.
>>42562790
whiskey something november charlie 9?
bye bye thank you
>>42562790
That's just ATC.
november november whiskey charlie rambo ___9...okay tango. you.
thank you, bye bye. >>42562790
Current transmission schedule for the next 5 hours:
(all times are in GMT, transmission is not guaranteed)
Mon, March 16, 2:00am – 2:10am FSK 200/1000 16319kHz USB
Mon, March 16, 2:30am – 2:40am FSK 200/1000 14879kHz USB
Mon, March 16, 4:00am – 4:15am S06 15721kHz USB/AM
Mon, March 16, 4:50am – 5:00am E11 6304kHz USB
Mon, March 16, 5:00am – 5:30am M14 18041kHz CW
Mon, March 16, 4:50am – 5:00am E11 6304kHz USB
Mon, March 16, 5:00am – 5:10am FSK 200/1000 9091kHz USB
Mon, March 16, 5:10am – 5:20am FSK 200/1000 7602kHz USB
Mon, March 16, 5:20am – 5:30am FSK 200/1000 5086kHz USB
Mon, March 16, 5:50am – 6:00am M12 6992kHz CW
Mon, March 16, 6am – 7am HM01 10345kHz AM
Next station in an hour:
FSK 200/1000 16319kHz USB
Russian contact! 7085.00
>>42562819
That's China PBS Xingjiang...
>>42562941
7081.95 is it
WTF 7076?
>>42562966
there is a shit tonne of chinese exchange students in my city....would it ever be worth it to get them to translate anything?
Monolyth messages description
Russian Central commandment stations are using common message format for scrambled commands. Below is a brief description of this format.
The command message format used by russian central military commandment network is called Monolyth (rus. cигнaл Moнoлит).
The name came from urgency level name. Urgency levels used in russian military radiotelephony are
Monolyth(Moнoлит) - the most urgent message level, interrupts all other possible transmissions
Air (Boздyх) - came after Monolyth and interrupts all other messages except Momolyth level messages
Rocket (Paкeтa) - cames after Monolyth and Air and interrupts all other except those two mentioned
Airplane (caмoлeт) - cames after Monolyth, Air and Rocket, interrupts regular messages
Regular (oбыкнoвeннaя) - cames after all previous categories
>>42563002
No 7085.15 LSB has constant chatter. It's clear too now. I got nothing but static at the freq you gave.
>>42563090
Eh, it's just the Chinese equivalent of NPR/CBC News.
>>42563123
There is no description in public about the meaning of each part, but our monitoring give some thoughts about first two digit groups, which seems to be in connection with recipient. It is possible for example that they are coming from: xx - district number, xxx - some numbers from unit number (which is 5-digit number in Russia).
This theory can be seen for example in this PIP message addressed for 4 recipients:
ДЛЯ 5Ф7Щ 49ФГ TУЗP 5Й7Щ 66 431 56 298 43 202 66 185 OTЦEПЩИК 98 69 21 67
As you can see, there are 4 recipient callsigns, followed by 4 2+3 digit groups and then comes the message itself.
The message content has been discussed a bit in russian forums and it is known that message CodeWord usually address some envelope with instructions, where last 4 2-digit groups is the message itself and can be decoded using given envelope.
MДЖБ 34 568 ГAШEHИE 48 95 48 13 ЗИЗИФУC 98 36 19 35
There are also so called Zone Covering messages, their purpose is to fill up the air with some content without any real meaning. Their format follows monolyth format, but the message itself has no real meaning. In russian terminology they are called Зoнaльнo-Macкиpoвoчныe cooбщeния or Зoны (zones).
>>42563004
Jesus Christ. My ears man.
>>42563141
ok
what about the different servers I connect to? if they are on an opposite side of the planet would I possibly have trouble listening to the same freq's that someone else is if their receiver is located in a different place?
>>42563170
Russian command stations using the Monolyth system: Patron-79 (4790 kHz)
B Marker S5292 (5292 kHz)
Arbat-50 (5426 kHz)
Katok-65 (6930 kHz)
Plovets-41 (4325 kHz)
>>42563211
Yes. Daytime/nighttime and proximity to what you want to listen to will change depending on antenna size and location.
You can find guides to radio stations online.
buzzer
>>42562615
Germany delivers
https://mega.co.nz/#!SglRRbIB!MN89KXrpFkimAaO0Q4kG6e7AXBxqohrIaHtID6Tdff0
The buzzer made a strange noise. Like one of the beeps was extended to about 2-3 times normal length, only happened once.
>>42563475
grease up your sheep and get one last cumshot in bong bro
>>42563394
listening now
666.75
WTF AM I HEARING?????
Repeated short calls on 11175 that appear to be addressed to Mainsail, not from it.
>>42563510
Switch to AM, its some arab radio station
>>42563394
Always allies Mr. Saurkraut <3 thanks
wtf is this at 4250?
Occasionaly morse code mixed in with other weird stuff.
this is pretty spooky
>>42563210
>>42563781
probably some computer doing morse code
could be a communications station on earth of a comm sat
>>42563781
I don't think that's morse code.
Probably a signal beacon of some sort, like a tester
OH WAIT THERE'S MORSE
>>42563781
That is some weird sound, it is definitely not random. So morse or something.
french pop music
am 1279.00
>>42564111
Sacré Bleu sweet trips!
>>42564111
>1279.00
jesus this music sounds like its ancient... wtf is wrong with the French?
Strange transmission at 6620 AM right before the frequency got jammed. http://vocaroo.com/i/s0ZqyBO7U9EV
>>42564291
what's the significance of a freq being jammed?
like I can understand if it's a constant broadcast...but if it's a random broadcast, what's the deal?
There's some weak background chatter around 11175 you'd think NATO would like to jam, but no.
>>42564529
That's the thing which makes this mysterious.
>>42563781
>>42563863
>>42563959
Boys, I caught one and recorded it.
It's definitely morse code so i'm gonna try and decipher it, you guys can help too.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1g6ZsWPFoT8
I've decoded 8425.50. All it does is repeating IESSDESVN or IESSDESVM.
I just realized I'm so fat that its hard to breath when I lean foreward. Doesn't help that my ribs and back hurt from throwing up while being sick. It just sucks that my chair can't recline so I have to struggle to breath and nearly pass out every time I laugh.
Anyone else have this issue? I'm only 300-320lbs.
bored kid with a world radio; the thread.
6826 usb, some guy whistling intermittently. now he stopped.
>>42564291
That's super fucking weird
>>42542070
Fuck off Ivan. I want you to die in the dark.
>>42564291
I though only Russians and other sub-humans jammed signals like that. We don't even have such assets in that area.
Its probably just a digital signal used to transmit data. Russians are that technologically backwards anyway.
