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I believe speculation a couple years ago was that it originated from a
U.S. military base in the Mediterranean (I forget the name).
Zack, it's Segunilla. This one was monitored last Sunday on 8707 kHz by a
memb
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These loggings were submitted to the Spy Numbers Station Database on 2006-05-23
by Jochen Kopf, Marburg/Germany.
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On Tue, 23 May 2006, Jochen Schäfer wrote:
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> >I believe speculation a couple years ago was that it originated from a
> >U.S. military base in the Mediterranean (I forget the name).
> Zack, it's Segunilla. This
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by Mark Slaten, Lapeer, MI .
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"Whales" always seem to appear on or near US military frequencies. It's
some kind of open-circuit noise. When someone talks, the sound stops. When
the freq is quiet, the sound builds gradually, like the gain ope
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Time
Frequency
Mode
Enigma
Comment
060501 Mon
1800
5435
USB
E10
ART2, S5
1800
6840
USB
E10
EZI 82 BRRLU, S5
1800
