[Spooks] 10200 kHz Unid Chinese Music

[yeryry]

Is this not the same "Chinese music jammer" that is often heard on several 
(broadcast) frequencies?
Been around for years.. Seems that it has lately attracted the attention of 
hams (by intruding into their bands) and they have given it the name 
Firedragon
http://www.iarums-r1.org/iarums/prcdragon.pdf
Plays a repeating fairly long piece/s of instrumental music to try to jam 
whatever real broadcast station is on that frequency.. presumably that is 
what the voices were.. I listened earlier to 10200 and it sounded right for 
this jammer, although it was pretty weak here at the time.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Utility World (Hugh Stegman)" <utilityworld at ominous-valve.com>
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Subject: [Spooks] 10200 kHz Unid Chinese Music


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> 10200.0 kHz has double sideband AM traditional Chinese music (normal 
> tinkly stuff, and with lots of good drumming), been on since around 1815 
> UTC when I discovered it.  Weak signal with rapid fading, better in ECSSB, 
> gets up to maybe S4 on peaks here in Southern California.
>
> At 1900 top of the hour, there were 5 minutes of dead air where an ID 
> would have been, had there been one.
>
> Still going at 1920.
>
> This is only noteworthy because broadcasting is not authorized in this 
> band, and also it's an old Chinese numbers frequency.  Somehow I suspect 
> this is not entertainment, even though it's entertaining me.
>
> -hugh
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