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Hi Anthony,
What was the date and time of this SK01 transmission?
Onderwerp: [Spooks] SK01 (and V2a) w/ DSSTV Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlH3c2_y8B4
Quite...interesting?
Regards,
Ary
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For the last 2 weekends in a row E06 has not appeared in either its 0030z
or 0130z slot. Has it appeared midweek at all?
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2012-07-01
04:15Z 5855KHz Sound of RDFT pre-/post-amble tone. Not sure if there
was an RDFT transmission do to a noisy neighbour across the street who
likes to play his/her/its music too loud.
04:28Z 5855KHz Car
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SK01 was on 9153 kHz using HamDRM at 0530z. If I didn't have BPL I would
have easily decoded it; it was very strong. The 0630z SK01 hasn't been
reported since April.
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7/1/2012:
5:30z SK01 9153 kHz in HamDRM, very strong
21:00z carrier on 9063 kHz, presumably V2a or SK01. Weak.
22:00z V2a on 11532 kHz, callups 32541 37213 68192. Readable signal. In
progress as of this message
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The 11532 kHz V2a became SK01 by 22:11z.
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Sent: Sunday, July 01, 2012 22:09
Subject: [Spooks] More Cuban activity
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Has anyone else heard SK01 with RDFT in double-sideband AM? I caught
one the other night. Unfortunately, I was doing something else and
didn't log the time or frequency. I did, however make a picture of the
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I've noticed that the AC hum on the 18 MHz daytime V2a transmission was 50 Hz,
while the 6.8 MHz nighttime V2a is 60 Hz. Would this indicate different
transmitter sites?
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My guess would be not only a different transmitter site, but even a
different country.
* See:
http://www.school-for-champions.com/science/ac_world_volt_freq.htm
for an explanation.
* Also:
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