[Spooks] Thoughts On "The Pulse"

[Ryan Kirby]

The military uses a similar system when sending data. It will burst
truncated data while hopping frequencies. I don't believe that's what
you were hearing, because US Military truncated bursts hop frequencies
several hundred times a second (I'm not sure if this information is
classified or not, so I'm going to stop here). However, it could be a
very similar system.

Ryan.

On Tue, Oct 5, 2010 at 3:24 AM, Shortwave America
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> As I read teh spooks newsletter tonight, I thought about this station. Back some time ago, I caught something on 20 Meters that was a frequency hopping tone that one could say sounded something like a pulse. It was fast, a digital sounding signal that didn't last long on any certain frequency.
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> I have it on video. Go to YouTube and search for ChicagoAmateurRadio. Once there, see the video titled "Twenty Meter Interference". I don't know that this is it, but from the brief description given of it in the newsletter, I'm thinking it is at least an oddity to be sure.
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> What's weird is that as soon as I posted the video, it never appeared again except in a weaker power level on freqs not related to the amateur bands. This is likely a coincidence though.
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> As a side note, I haven't really had much time to delve into the Enigma files to learn about the different numbers stations, the families they belong to, the Enigma system of labeling stations for group use, etc. I'm here though and I'm watching for now while I learn about these things and trying to figure out a listening schedule that works for me, lol.
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> I'll be contributing once I have some extra time.
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