[SOC] Re: What in the...
John Birkett
[email protected]
Thu, 18 Apr 2002 05:33:32 -0700 (PDT)
Rob,
That is ZSC, Capetown Radio, a commercial maritime
coastal station. What you are hearing is a channel
marker, or idle signal, in one of the ARQ (teletype)
modes, SITOR, I think. If one knew their schedule,
traffic could be copied. (Assuming one had the proper
decoder.) A lot of these coastal stations still use
CW, such as IAR, RomeRadio, 7TF in Algeria, etc.
John, KC2HTP
--- Rob Matherly <[email protected]> wrote:
> Posted a snippet of it at my site... the url
> *should* be
> http://www.qsl.net/w0jrm/temp/1.wav
> if I got everything posted right. :^) I managed to
> get it down to about
> 250k by reducing it to phone quality. Sounds a
> little different, but it
> still conveys the message :^))
>
> 72/73/oo
> Rob, W�JRM
> ARRL; FP Qrp -330; Live-Wire #442; IA QRP #143; SOC
> #497; QRPp-I #19
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