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I think it's called All Night Long.
Zack
On 10/27/11, Sheri Reyes pinkmoonsh...@yahoo.com wrote:
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Please anybody, what is the name of that Joe Walsh song? I'd really like to
hear it.-=Trooper=-
--- On Thu, 10/27/11, Zack Widup w9sz.z...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Zack Widup w9sz.z...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [Spooks] XSL Question
To: Shortwave Spy Numbers Stations spooks@mailman.qth.net
Date: Thursday, October 27, 2011, 6:14 AM
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Hi Mike,
It could very well be. We really don't know.
I do know that it spends most of its time idling (the doodle-deedle
sound as I like to call it) and every once in a while breaks away from
that to send data. I also know that the signals on the various
frequencies are never of equal strength here. I suspect that, if the
signals on the various frequencies emanate from the same location and
are of about the same power level, that they are from beams pointed in
different directions.
There is a song done by Joe Walsh that has a melody which sounds
somewhat similar to the XSL notes. I've often wondered if it was
patterned after that. Joe is a radio amateur, WB6ACU. Food for thought
...
73, Zack (W9SZ)
On 10/27/11, Mike Tibor ti...@tibor.org wrote:
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After listening to XSL (Slot Machine) on 8587.5 kHz this evening for a
bit, it strikes me that it sounds an awful lot like the other HF radars
I've heard, but with the tone sequences. I haven't found any similar
speculation in my google searches though.
Everything I've found via google searches seems to simply repeat the same
thing--that it's some kind of telemetry transmission from the Japanese
Military. I find it very odd that anyone would transmit telemetry for
anything on 8 - 13 frequencies (or more) where that telemetry repeated the
same pattern for hours.
Why couldn't this be some multi-frequency HF radar, but where the
frequency spread was very narrow, centered on each of the well known
frequencies?
Or maybe even a mix of data interleaved with radar pulses?
I'm new to this, so be gentle. :-)
Mike
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