[Spooks] Automated Spy Numbers Loggings

[Martin Potter]

Zack,

They (the ARRL) still does have a very active intruder watch.  Contact 
Chuck Skolaut, KØBOG, at cskolaut at arrl.org .

The signal on 18090 kHz (both sidebands) is actually the 3rd harmonic of 
the Cuban bubble jammer on 6030 kHz.  Well-reported in intruder watch 
organizations.

73,
... Martin    VE3OAT


Zack Widup wrote:
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> On 26 Oct 2004, Spy Numbers Robot wrote:
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>>These loggings were submitted to the Spy Numbers Station Database on 2004-10-26 by EL KRISTO, LONG BEACH, CA - US.
>>
>>    Freq ENIGMA Day   MMDDYYYY  UTC  Mode Comments     
>>-------- ------ --- ---------- ---- ----- --------------------     
>>   18070        Sat   10162004   01    CW Strong signal (SIO: 444). CW...heard "marker" after approx. 30 min followed by dead air     
>>   18075        Sat   10162004   01    CW Strong signal (SIO: 432). CW for first 5 minutes then faded away     
>>   18090        Sat   10162004   02   USB Sound of water running...     
>>   18105        Sat   10162004   02   USB Grinding sound...     
> 
> 
> Interesting,these loggings are in an amateur radio band (17m).  The CW 
> band is from 18068 to 18110 kHz and the phone band is from 18110 to 18168 
> kHz. We (the ARRL) used to have something called the "Intruder watch" 
> which I participated in. These stations might be considered intruders if 
> they weren't hams.
> 
> 73, Zack W9SZ
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