[Spooks] Automated Spy Numbers Loggings

[Mark Taylor]

As Zack noted, I also use it to find current frequencies that are possible (
or likely) in my part of the world (and sometimes try for some frequencies
that aren't that likely.)  Keeping up on changes is part of the challenge of
Dxing numbers stations.

I didn't get any M8 or V2 family stations last night either when I went
looking (between a couple of thunder storms).  Couldn't sleep and was up
until after 0800.

73's

Mark

On 8/27/04 2:34 PM, "Zack Widup" <w9sz at prairienet.org> wrote:

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> I use it quite a bit. I like to tune in to the numbers stations, and their
> schedules change and stations and frequencies come and go.
> 
> By using the database, I can tell what has changed recently and what has
> not. For instance, I used it to find several E10 transmissions last night.
> 
> By the way, I didn't hear a single M8 or V2 transmission last night on any
> expected frequency.  They are either having serious transmitter
> problems ... or ... who knows?
> 
> The database is provided for us SWL's to use.  It wouldn't surprise me if
> different agencies keep an eye on it, but that isn't its purpose.
> 
> 73, Zack W9SZ
> 
> 
> On Fri, 27 Aug 2004, leo griffin wrote:
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>> just curious, but what use is this list of database material?  Is it for the
>> list users (SWL'ers) or does some agency tap into it?  Not certain why all
>> this info is being collected.  Honest question asked with respect.
>> 
>> leo
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