[Spooks] V2c (and irregularities)

[Tom H]

Recently I've heard Radio Habana Mixing in...


--- Mark Taylor <markokpik at tds.net> wrote:

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> Hi list,
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> I was not feeling well today, which gave me a chance
> to set the timers on
> the radios to catch all the scheduled V2c broadcasts
> today.  Here's the
> results:
> 
> Frequencies all in AM, (times in UTC):
> 8097 Khz. (1802 - 1841)
> 8097 Khz. (1903 - 1942)
> 7887 Khz. (2010 - 2041) caught it in progress
> 6855 Khz. (2057 - 2141) Call up X2 at 2057, silent
> until 2104 when numbers
> started.  Based on the other broadcasts, the call up
> usually lasts until
> about 04 after the hour, so this may have been minus
> the call up.
> 6797 Khz. (2200 - 2242) then a brief sentence
> (probably from a Radio Habanna
> feed) in Spanish at 2244, the carrier went off about
> 30 seconds later.  (I
> was recording the V2c broadcast, and unfortunately
> just turned off the
> recording program when the sentence popped on.  Next
> time I think I'll wait
> until the carrier goes off.)
> 
> All the broadcasts except the 2100, which I caught
> after the call up, were
> for "343 72", which has been the call up of choice
> for the past several
> days.  The first ten sets were the same also.  (I
> don't have the patience to
> follow all of them!)
> 
> Apparently there are similar irregularities in
> broadcasts with V2c as there
> are with V2a.  Not surprising if the source is Cuba.
> 
> Mark T.
> 
>
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