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Hi Curt:
Have you check at:
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axioms:
1. The extent to which you can
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Hi Parrish:
The antenna is just as important as the radio.
For receive applications the T2FD is hard to beat (and also for many tr
, it's my most
sensitive instrument.
http://www.prc68.com/I/4395A.shtml#SA
The NRD545 has a 10 Hz IF BW, which is the narrowest receiver I have.
http://www.prc68.com/I/NRD545.shtml
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Hi Parrish:
Yes. Same goes for military radios.
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Hi Mark:
That is the received spectrum at the HAARP facility.
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Hi Sonny:
Go and knock on his door, tell him you have just got the G4000A and ask
what he's using the antennas for.
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they used it to determine that the Russians were
listening to the radio coms of the units following people coming out of
the embassy. i.e. they knew who was being followed and who was not
being followed.
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known or at least some idea
about it.
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ither of the Myers,
only those to their handler.
So are their messages in the archives of this list?
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Hi:
Is there a list of the numbers stations that includes the host country for the
transmitter and the target countries where the spies are located?
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Since it's just Morse code it may not be considered a code, but it does take a
lot of bandwidth so I'm not sure what frequency would be legal. You might ask
at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SpyRadios/
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Hi Kurt:
That's very interesting. Do you have a source that you can reveal?
Why would someone want that kind of a weather station there?
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Hi:
This now on DVD movie shows the use of "spy radios" in late W.W. II ,
starting with the title sequence.
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is 10 kHz, see my web page:
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You may have a receiver that uses that PLL chip and it's radiating.
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Hi:
Bonnie asked the subject question on her HF pack listserver and I
thought it might also be good for this one.
See the audio waterfall spectrogram at:
http://hflink.com/qrm/chinaradio18160.jpg
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Have there been reports
example
a radio listening to 106 MHz and jamming signals on 90 MHz and the other
on 100.7 MHz? Any non linearity in the RF processing would generate the
IF frequency.
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sure that
the message was received correctly.
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3.579545 and
is the sampling frequency used in most modern NSTSC type equipment. To
see other common crystal frequencies check out my web page:
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Hi:
It has the feel of broadband digital data over power lines.
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http://www.scanaustralia.bigpondhosting.com/military/GHFS.htm
Of course Google "emergency action message" for a ton of info.
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"T". In the case of one removing the redundant 3 trailing dashes leaves
dot dash or the letter "A". This only works in messages that are known
before hand to contain only numbers.
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Hi:
was it "New Unwashed Grunt"?
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photo and you will get a complete web page with more photos that can be
clicked. This web page also has a number of other interesting satellite
images.
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shorted out. You
would think that he could string a long wire.
Does anyone have details on the actual radio failure?
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Hello:
I'm hearing a warbling probably digital signal for a few seconds in the evening near
6:50, 7:07, 7:50, 8:50, 9:07, 9:50, 10:50, 11:07 pm PDT. I'm in N. California 39N
123W.
Any idea what it i
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