[Spooks] 4lg cw station, 10223kHz

[Ralph Cameron]

Thanks Ben, that pretty well confimrs it or at least it correlates from what
I found. I determined with antennas that it was coming from the south west
and the strength and fading were consistent with that area. The callsigns
Lary Bandar have been sent several times and all the repeats meant a
training exercise.

Also ther eius nightly Japanese traffice from the fishing fleet off the east
coast of Nfld on 4191Khz at 0330Z most evenings. Sequential numbers are
substituted for calls signs so one never knows what ship has caught what.

Regards

Ralph
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ben Mesander" <bam@dimensional.com>
To: <spooks@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 9:49 PM
Subject: Re: [Spooks] 4lg cw station, 10223kHz


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> >Hi Ben:
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> >I suspect its a military exercise , perhaps in the south east U.S. I am
in
> >Ottawa and there are deep fades on the signals so almost impossible to
tell
> >where its coming from.
> >
> >I don't use a decoder but copy it manually and from the slight pauses I
hear
> >before certain groups, suspect these are platoon deignators.
> >
> >It is on this a.m. at 13:48Z and is quite weak but it addresses "all
> >troops... area...." then goes into ciphertext.   It has only appeared in
the
> >last ten days.
> >
> >How strong do you hear it and what part of the coutry are you in ?
>
> I have it clear, S5 with fades to S1 this evening at 0248 utc, and I am
> located in Colorado.
>
> Also, a helpful person pointed me at this url:
> http://www.dxing.com/intrigue/intrg033.htm
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>
> Regards, Ben
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