[Spooks] Complete V2c sked info

[Mark Taylor]

Thanks for the schedule Mark.

A couple of observations on the V2c broadcasts.

5. I have also only heard the 888 16 X2 (P) 212 116 X1 (p)
                              888 16 X2 (p)
                              343 72 X5 (P)
However. I have much more frequently heard the "343 72" broadcast here in
the midwest than seems to have been reported on the East Coast.  (That could
be an artifact of which broadcasts I have listened to however.)  It has made
me wonder about the direction of the broadcasts however.

6. I agree that there are probably only two (maybe three) messages.  The set
number count and first few and last few sets of numbers are consistent for
the "888" and "343" call ups.  (I don't have the patience to go through the
recordings to spell out all of the sets ....)

Like the V2a broadcasts there are various program errors from time to time
(music, Radio Habanna interval signals, R. Habanna programming snippits.)

Nice work in specifying all this Mark.

Mark T.

On 12/15/04 11:11 PM, "Tom H" <swler007 at yahoo.com> wrote:

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>> Hi List:
>> 
>>     Sorry, had to redo my posting in text form as
>> this list will not accept
>> html.
>> 
>>     Here is V2c skeds as discovered for the months
>> of November and December
>> 2004.  My notes are included at the end of the list.
>>  Hope this is helpful
>> to all.
>>     Please do not record your logs of this network
>> as V2.  This is not V2!
>> V2 is a different format which is usually a 3-digit
>> address and a group
>> count.  V2a is three 5-digit addresses with each
>> address being sent its own
>> 150 group message.  V2c has the distinctive pause
>> after every 10th group in
>> its messages.  Pauses also heard in callups which do
>> not include the group
>> count.
>>     M8 has not been heard since 1996,  M8a uses "BT
>> or =" after the callups,
>> "AR" after a message and "SK" at end of sked.  M8c
>> uses "K" after the
>> callups, "OE" (the "E" is just a blip) after a
>> message and "0 0 0" (3 zeros
>> sent as cut numbers "T T T") at end of sked.
>>     Hope this helps with any confusion, especially
>> with the newcomers to the
>> list.  The correct Enigma designation will keep the
>> Spook Database accurate
>> for any searches one may wish to make.
>> 
>> Day            0900z    1000z      1800z     1900z
>>   2000z    2100z
>> 2200z
>> 
>> Sunday      7887m   7975m     8097m   8097m   7887m
>>  6855m   6797m
>> 
>> Monday     7527m   7681m     8097m   8097m   7887m
>> 6855m   6797m
>> 
>> Tuesday     7520m   7887m     8097m   8097m   7887m
>>  6855m   6797m
>> 
>> Wed.          7482m   7862m     8097m   8097m
>> 7887m   6855m   6797m
>> 
>> Thursday    7527m   7681m     8097m   8097m   7887m
>>  6855m   6797m
>> 
>> Friday         7520m   7887m     8097m   8097m
>> 7887m   6855m   6797m
>> 
>> Saturday     7887m   7975m    8097m   8097m   7887m
>>  6855m   6797m
>> 
>> 
> __________________________________________________________
>> 
>> Freqs in use:           (0900z-1000z)
>>         (1800z-2200z)
>>                                        7482m
>> 6797m
>>                                        7520m
>> 6855m
>>                                         7527m
>> 7887m
>>                                         7681m
>> 8097m
>>                                         7862m
>>                                         7887m
>>                                         7975m
>> 
>> Notes:
>> 
>> 1.   There is a distict pause every 10th group in
>> message.
>> 2.   Callups used in November/December 2004:
>>       a.   Atencion 888 16x2 (pause) Atencion 252
>> 166x1 (pause)
>>             Atencion 888 16x2 (pause) (R3)
>>       b.   Atencion 346 72x5 (pause) (R3)
>> 3.   AM carrier is usually up sometimes for 40+
>> minutes before first
>>       scheuled broadcast.
>> 4.   Sometimes sked gets off to an early start or a
>> late start from the
>>       hour.
>> 5.   Messages do not seem to have the same first two
>> groups and
>>       last two groups in their format as the V2a and
>> M8a/M8c formats.
>> 6.   Each set of callups seem to have its own
>> message that it has
>>       been repeating.  In other words, this network
>> has been repeating
>>       the same two messages for two months.  I will
>> try and verify this
>>       with further monitoring in December.