[Spooks] Polish pip

[Ary Boender]

Hi Pavel,

I just checked the frequency and did not hear it either tonight. Usually it's
there when I check that freq. The IARU Intruder watch reports it also as 24/7.
If it is on the air I can only hear it during the evening and night over here in
The Netherlands.

73, Ary

On Sat, 5 Feb 2011 22:30:59 +0100, you wrote:

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>> 
>> Thanks for info.
>> Right now there is not QRM, only static. I don't remember anything similar to that from recording.
>> Even at night I don't get it.
>> 
>> 73, danix.
>
>Hi there from Prague,
>  it's interesting but I never heard it. I think that it's not so far from
>Prague and that I should hear it, if it would be there.
>  For example, this evening (about 21:00z) I scanned the whole 160m band. From
>1800 kHz up, there are CW HAM stations, a lot of them. From 1850 up LSB HAMs,
>exactly as it should be. I can also hear Italian automatic coastal stations at
>1852 and 1855 USB. All perfectly clear, 5/9/9. No QRM, almost no static.
>  But at 1812, there is nothing similar to the recording mentioned in an URL
>published in this thread. Nothing periodical, no pips or buzzes. Really, really
>nothing. I've tried LSB, USB, AM. Just a lot of HAM CW traffic. So, either
>  - the Polish pip doesn't transmit 24/7
>  - or its antennas are directional with big suppression in the south direction
>    (maybe if it's Polish navy, it makes sense)
>  - or it is a real QRP
>  - or any combination of the above.
>  I would like to hear it on my IC-7000, really!
>
>  73, Pavel OK1PT
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