[Spooks] New voice for V2a

[achtung 1234567890]

Hi,
Sorry mslaten, I forgot to mention that my recording contains the old voice.

I only heard the new voice once at 7887m I guess last Friday or
Saturday but was unable to record it nor to get clearly the numbers
and the callups.

73
1234567890

>
>     Tom is correct, and the Christian Family Network broadcasts on this freq
> also.  That is why you heard the Christmas music.
>     I tried to download Achtung 1234567890's sample, but had no luck with my
> dial-up connection.  Sorry!
>     If I am reading your original email correctly, you heard this on
> December 12 at 2100z.  I logged this sked on December 11 and December 12 and
> the old voice was in use for both broadcasts.  The callups being:
>
> December 11        A 89592 11002 89022
> December 12        A 89593 11003 89023
>
>     I have not heard the new V2a voice since 1200z on 4035m, December 11.
> Did you get any callups with your log?  The new voice seems to use higher
> trailing numbers in its' calls, and also occasionally uses the numeral "0"
> as a trailing digit.  The voice also enunciates the numerals more and I find
> it actually easier to copy.
>     Also, the Cubans were using a new format morse for the M8a's.  The
> callups are sent without any pause between each three calls.  The only way
> you can tell where the calls begin, is by waiting until it stops the initial
> call sequence and then begins calling the first addressee in preparation for
> a message.  It also runs the BT's and AR's together.  An example being
> BTBTBT or ARARAR.
>     The two new formats seem to be silent for the past 36 hours.  They first
> surfaced a few weeks ago and then went silent for a few weeks.
>     Not sure if the Cubans are testing out a new system or if there is some
> other unknown significance to these formats.  I guess time will tell.
>
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