From kc2ttk at gmail.com  Tue Mar  3 02:54:24 2015
From: kc2ttk at gmail.com (=?UTF-8?B?4pyHIEtDMlRUSw==?=)
Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2015 02:54:24 -0500
Subject: [Spooks] HM01: Life after 9330 KHz?
Message-ID: <CAOYU6pgSArL_2enwAkxG9Of+zthDNttF5ga8s9vbx9jrk6+_yA@mail.gmail.com>

This has got to be the biggest blob of pure speculation I've ever put
down in writing, so feel free to dismiss it in its entirety.

For a while now I've wanted to hear HM01 on 9330 KHz at 06:00 UTC on a
Tuesday or Thursday.  As you can guess, I didn't.  But seeing as how I
wasn't able to find HM01 in any of the familiar places, I kept my ears
open to the 9.3MHz range.  And it may have paid off.

Somewhere around 06:07 I heard a string of numbers in Russian ("...tri
admin vosim nul"?) on 9332 KHz - just close enough to now-silent 9330
KHz.  About three minutes later (06:10) I heard a continuous tone on
9331 KHz suggesting a carrier.  A few moments after that there began a
10-minute-long transmission that, to my untrained ear, sounded like
RTTY.

Now, at this point my brain starts going haywire: I'm expecting
Spanish, I've heard Russian, there's RTTY, and in the back of my mind
there's some recollection of Russia talking about reopening a
transmitter in Cuba.  After the better part of an hour searching
through the mailing list, N&Os, E2Ks, and Priyom, I finally hit on it:
"Lourdes Base: Cuba, Russia Agree to Reopen Spy Post, Source Says"
<http://www.newsmax.com/TheWire/lourdes-base-cuba-reopen/2014/07/16/id/583136>

All throughout the search for "Lourdes" I kept an ear open in the 9.3
MHz range.  And, sure enough, I heard something that... well, I can't
quite describe it: it was an organized series of pulses lasting about
a second and running for two minutes.  The pulses had a constance and
static-like quality to them, which suggest data transmission - not a
burst of power which fades in potency.  I don't know what a diplomatic
communiqu? would sound like, but I suspect that's what I might have
heard.

Anyway, after digesting all these facts and observations (and washing
it down with a cup of coffee) I began to think that maybe HM01's
Tu/Th/Sa 9330 KHz transmission might not be as dead as we think it is.
Perhaps (and it's a big "perhaps") what I heard was a
Russian-reactivated Lourdes Base test on seemingly-dead 9330?

Like I said, pure speculation; feel free to dismiss it.  But, still... :-/

 - KC2TTK

From ary at luna.nl  Tue Mar  3 03:44:40 2015
From: ary at luna.nl (Ary Boender)
Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2015 09:44:40 +0100
Subject: [Spooks] HM01: Life after 9330 KHz?
In-Reply-To: <CAOYU6pgSArL_2enwAkxG9Of+zthDNttF5ga8s9vbx9jrk6+_yA@mail.gmail.com>
References: <CAOYU6pgSArL_2enwAkxG9Of+zthDNttF5ga8s9vbx9jrk6+_yA@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <001c01d0558e$499c2030$dcd46090$@luna.nl>

Hi John,

You are right about the Russians being back in Cuba. Several Russian RTTY transmissions have been heard from the south. I do however hear HM01 almost daily on 9330 kHz. So it is still active.

The Russian numbers transmission on 9332 is interesting. I haven't heard it myself nor do I have it listed. Any chance that you recorded it??? There are several Russian military RTTY stations between 9327 and 9332. They pop up every now and then and they are there for years. It is of course possible that they are now also sending these from Cuba. I don?t know. It is certainly interesting to keep an eye on the freq, especially for the voice transmissions.

Cheers,

Ary

-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Spooks [mailto:spooks-bounces at mailman.qth.net] Namens ? KC2TTK
Verzonden: dinsdag 3 maart 2015 8:54
Aan: Shortwave Spy Numbers Stations
Onderwerp: [Spooks] HM01: Life after 9330 KHz?

Visit http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/spooks to unsubscribe from this list

This has got to be the biggest blob of pure speculation I've ever put down in writing, so feel free to dismiss it in its entirety.

For a while now I've wanted to hear HM01 on 9330 KHz at 06:00 UTC on a Tuesday or Thursday.  As you can guess, I didn't.  But seeing as how I wasn't able to find HM01 in any of the familiar places, I kept my ears open to the 9.3MHz range.  And it may have paid off.

Somewhere around 06:07 I heard a string of numbers in Russian ("...tri admin vosim nul"?) on 9332 KHz - just close enough to now-silent 9330 KHz.  About three minutes later (06:10) I heard a continuous tone on
9331 KHz suggesting a carrier.  A few moments after that there began a 10-minute-long transmission that, to my untrained ear, sounded like RTTY.

Now, at this point my brain starts going haywire: I'm expecting Spanish, I've heard Russian, there's RTTY, and in the back of my mind there's some recollection of Russia talking about reopening a transmitter in Cuba.  After the better part of an hour searching through the mailing list, N&Os, E2Ks, and Priyom, I finally hit on it:
"Lourdes Base: Cuba, Russia Agree to Reopen Spy Post, Source Says"
<http://www.newsmax.com/TheWire/lourdes-base-cuba-reopen/2014/07/16/id/583136>

All throughout the search for "Lourdes" I kept an ear open in the 9.3 MHz range.  And, sure enough, I heard something that... well, I can't quite describe it: it was an organized series of pulses lasting about a second and running for two minutes.  The pulses had a constance and static-like quality to them, which suggest data transmission - not a burst of power which fades in potency.  I don't know what a diplomatic communiqu? would sound like, but I suspect that's what I might have heard.

Anyway, after digesting all these facts and observations (and washing it down with a cup of coffee) I began to think that maybe HM01's Tu/Th/Sa 9330 KHz transmission might not be as dead as we think it is.
Perhaps (and it's a big "perhaps") what I heard was a Russian-reactivated Lourdes Base test on seemingly-dead 9330?

Like I said, pure speculation; feel free to dismiss it.  But, still... :-/

 - KC2TTK
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From tmsevart at gmail.com  Tue Mar  3 09:31:07 2015
From: tmsevart at gmail.com (Tom S)
Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2015 08:31:07 -0600
Subject: [Spooks] HM01: Life after 9330 KHz?
In-Reply-To: <CAOYU6pgSArL_2enwAkxG9Of+zthDNttF5ga8s9vbx9jrk6+_yA@mail.gmail.com>
References: <CAOYU6pgSArL_2enwAkxG9Of+zthDNttF5ga8s9vbx9jrk6+_yA@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <CAOTvZCzdn69PLxMM3vFEcUeZquwi_jsRg9NjqFEZDgbOcWEGew@mail.gmail.com>

I think it's unlikely that the Russians have installed a transmitter at
Lourdes, since it is a listening post and they wouldn't want a high powered
transmitter there.  It wouldn't be out of the question if they installed a
transmitter elsewhere in order to support the Lourdes mission, though, as a
possible backup to send data back to Moscow.

On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 1:54 AM, ? KC2TTK <kc2ttk at gmail.com> wrote:

> Visit http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/spooks to unsubscribe from
> this list
>
> This has got to be the biggest blob of pure speculation I've ever put
> down in writing, so feel free to dismiss it in its entirety.
>
> For a while now I've wanted to hear HM01 on 9330 KHz at 06:00 UTC on a
> Tuesday or Thursday.  As you can guess, I didn't.  But seeing as how I
> wasn't able to find HM01 in any of the familiar places, I kept my ears
> open to the 9.3MHz range.  And it may have paid off.
>
> Somewhere around 06:07 I heard a string of numbers in Russian ("...tri
> admin vosim nul"?) on 9332 KHz - just close enough to now-silent 9330
> KHz.  About three minutes later (06:10) I heard a continuous tone on
> 9331 KHz suggesting a carrier.  A few moments after that there began a
> 10-minute-long transmission that, to my untrained ear, sounded like
> RTTY.
>
> Now, at this point my brain starts going haywire: I'm expecting
> Spanish, I've heard Russian, there's RTTY, and in the back of my mind
> there's some recollection of Russia talking about reopening a
> transmitter in Cuba.  After the better part of an hour searching
> through the mailing list, N&Os, E2Ks, and Priyom, I finally hit on it:
> "Lourdes Base: Cuba, Russia Agree to Reopen Spy Post, Source Says"
> <
> http://www.newsmax.com/TheWire/lourdes-base-cuba-reopen/2014/07/16/id/583136
> >
>
> All throughout the search for "Lourdes" I kept an ear open in the 9.3
> MHz range.  And, sure enough, I heard something that... well, I can't
> quite describe it: it was an organized series of pulses lasting about
> a second and running for two minutes.  The pulses had a constance and
> static-like quality to them, which suggest data transmission - not a
> burst of power which fades in potency.  I don't know what a diplomatic
> communiqu? would sound like, but I suspect that's what I might have
> heard.
>
> Anyway, after digesting all these facts and observations (and washing
> it down with a cup of coffee) I began to think that maybe HM01's
> Tu/Th/Sa 9330 KHz transmission might not be as dead as we think it is.
> Perhaps (and it's a big "perhaps") what I heard was a
> Russian-reactivated Lourdes Base test on seemingly-dead 9330?
>
> Like I said, pure speculation; feel free to dismiss it.  But, still... :-/
>
>  - KC2TTK
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From ranger2995 at gmail.com  Tue Mar  3 09:49:20 2015
From: ranger2995 at gmail.com (Ernie Rice)
Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2015 09:49:20 -0500
Subject: [Spooks] Hm01
Message-ID: <6AC0C5CA-46E5-40F8-99F9-D3742EDF61BE@gmail.com>

HM01 is a very good station to bring young kids into the fold of shortwave radio. I didn't elementary class yesterday and we listen to HMO 01 and had several expressed interest in the world of intrigue stations. 

Just thought you all might want to hear that

Ernie

Sent from my iPhone 5. It was developed from alien crash debris found in Roswell New Mexico

From ary at luna.nl  Tue Mar  3 10:27:10 2015
From: ary at luna.nl (Ary Boender)
Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2015 16:27:10 +0100
Subject: [Spooks] N&O 209
Message-ID: <000001d055c6$846bfea0$8d43fbe0$@luna.nl>

Hi all,

I just uploaded N&O 209 and Rukovodstvo Radiosvazi SSSR pdf. The Logs
database 2015 has been updated

Recordings will follow later.

http://www.numbersoddities.nl

Thanks to those of you who contributed

73, Ary



From ary at luna.nl  Tue Mar  3 12:24:42 2015
From: ary at luna.nl (Ary Boender)
Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2015 18:24:42 +0100
Subject: [Spooks] Enigma newsletter 87
Message-ID: <003001d055d6$f01625d0$d0427170$@luna.nl>

Hi all,

Enigma newsletter 87 is now online at http://www.numbersoddities.nl

73, Ary



From kc2ttk at gmail.com  Wed Mar  4 00:48:52 2015
From: kc2ttk at gmail.com (=?UTF-8?B?4pyHIEtDMlRUSw==?=)
Date: Wed, 4 Mar 2015 00:48:52 -0500
Subject: [Spooks] HM01: Life after 9330 KHz?
In-Reply-To: <001c01d0558e$499c2030$dcd46090$@luna.nl>
References: <CAOYU6pgSArL_2enwAkxG9Of+zthDNttF5ga8s9vbx9jrk6+_yA@mail.gmail.com>
	<001c01d0558e$499c2030$dcd46090$@luna.nl>
Message-ID: <CAOYU6pjykWkWW6htwYCpiXN-gnbOpxBChZ49j_hN+YfFXr4eeA@mail.gmail.com>

I was able to snag some of it off of the U. Twente WebSDR.  I don't
know if it's Fldigi or me who isn't having much luck making sense of
it.  It's shared at
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3HdNvyAc7FRN1FCMmMwNFVyVTA/view?usp=sharing

 - KC2TTK


On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 3:44 AM, Ary Boender <ary at luna.nl> wrote:
> Visit http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/spooks to unsubscribe from this list
>
> Hi John,
>
> You are right about the Russians being back in Cuba. Several Russian RTTY transmissions have been heard from the south. I do however hear HM01 almost daily on 9330 kHz. So it is still active.
>
> The Russian numbers transmission on 9332 is interesting. I haven't heard it myself nor do I have it listed. Any chance that you recorded it??? There are several Russian military RTTY stations between 9327 and 9332. They pop up every now and then and they are there for years. It is of course possible that they are now also sending these from Cuba. I don?t know. It is certainly interesting to keep an eye on the freq, especially for the voice transmissions.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ary
>
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: Spooks [mailto:spooks-bounces at mailman.qth.net] Namens ? KC2TTK
> Verzonden: dinsdag 3 maart 2015 8:54
> Aan: Shortwave Spy Numbers Stations
> Onderwerp: [Spooks] HM01: Life after 9330 KHz?
>
> Visit http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/spooks to unsubscribe from this list
>
> This has got to be the biggest blob of pure speculation I've ever put down in writing, so feel free to dismiss it in its entirety.
>
> For a while now I've wanted to hear HM01 on 9330 KHz at 06:00 UTC on a Tuesday or Thursday.  As you can guess, I didn't.  But seeing as how I wasn't able to find HM01 in any of the familiar places, I kept my ears open to the 9.3MHz range.  And it may have paid off.
>
> Somewhere around 06:07 I heard a string of numbers in Russian ("...tri admin vosim nul"?) on 9332 KHz - just close enough to now-silent 9330 KHz.  About three minutes later (06:10) I heard a continuous tone on
> 9331 KHz suggesting a carrier.  A few moments after that there began a 10-minute-long transmission that, to my untrained ear, sounded like RTTY.
>
> Now, at this point my brain starts going haywire: I'm expecting Spanish, I've heard Russian, there's RTTY, and in the back of my mind there's some recollection of Russia talking about reopening a transmitter in Cuba.  After the better part of an hour searching through the mailing list, N&Os, E2Ks, and Priyom, I finally hit on it:
> "Lourdes Base: Cuba, Russia Agree to Reopen Spy Post, Source Says"
> <http://www.newsmax.com/TheWire/lourdes-base-cuba-reopen/2014/07/16/id/583136>
>
> All throughout the search for "Lourdes" I kept an ear open in the 9.3 MHz range.  And, sure enough, I heard something that... well, I can't quite describe it: it was an organized series of pulses lasting about a second and running for two minutes.  The pulses had a constance and static-like quality to them, which suggest data transmission - not a burst of power which fades in potency.  I don't know what a diplomatic communiqu? would sound like, but I suspect that's what I might have heard.
>
> Anyway, after digesting all these facts and observations (and washing it down with a cup of coffee) I began to think that maybe HM01's Tu/Th/Sa 9330 KHz transmission might not be as dead as we think it is.
> Perhaps (and it's a big "perhaps") what I heard was a Russian-reactivated Lourdes Base test on seemingly-dead 9330?
>
> Like I said, pure speculation; feel free to dismiss it.  But, still... :-/
>
>  - KC2TTK
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From ary at luna.nl  Thu Mar 19 17:35:03 2015
From: ary at luna.nl (ary at luna.nl)
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2015 22:35:03 +0100
Subject: [Spooks] M42d
Message-ID: <000701d0628c$8f8bed40$aea3c7c0$@luna.nl>

10669/8991/6877 kHz, 18-03, 0700/0710/0720 UTC

Block No 0 : Total Message Size 39 blocks : This transmission contains one
message.

Block No 1  : Link ID 45136  : 17th of month  : Msg Number 102 : Msg Type
07145 : Group Count (?) 3

44828 02305 40273 35517 55182 39404 24975 36119

 

14721 kHz, 18-03, 1250 UTC

Block No 0 : Total Message Size 4 blocks : This transmission contains one
message.

Block No 1  : Link ID 53277  : 18th of month  : Msg Number 002 : Msg Type
07145 : Group Count (?) 4

46204 00000 00000 02278 19866 32939 00893 33797

 

10669/8091/6877 kHz, 19-03, 0700/0710/0720 UTC

Block No 0 : Total Message Size 68 blocks : This transmission contains 2
messages.

Block No 1  : Link ID 45136  : 18th of month  : Msg Number 105 : Msg Type
07145 : Group Count (?) 29

07680 01172 11502 32022 58024 07092 44396 31848

 

11426/8024/6882 kHz, 19-03, 1200/1210/1220 UTC

Block No 0 : Total Message Size 68 blocks : This transmission contains 2
messages.

Block No 1  : Link ID 45136  : 18th of month  : Msg Number 105 : Msg Type
07145 : Group Count (?) 29

07680 01172 11502 32022 58024 07092 44396 31848

 

17466/15857/13469 kHz, 19-03, 1330/1340/1350 UTC

Block No 0 : Total Message Size 4 blocks : This transmission contains one
message.

Block No 1  : Link ID 49237  : 19th of month  : Msg Number 047 : Msg Type
07145 : Group Count (?) 4

10016 00000 00000 01014 64414 33223 00893 60324

 

73, Ary

 


From kc2ttk at gmail.com  Thu Mar 19 20:18:08 2015
From: kc2ttk at gmail.com (=?UTF-8?B?4pyHIEtDMlRUSw==?=)
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2015 20:18:08 -0400
Subject: [Spooks] E07a(?)
Message-ID: <CAOYU6pgwKd157aWu9hJqthAw=U5zk4wDN+Oy2EU91zOD7gMv0g@mail.gmail.com>

Caught
?
an
?
earful of
?
a station I've not heard before
?
on 2015-03-19 at 06:15 UTC on 9322 KHz.  It might be E07a but I can't
corroborate that against any schedule.  And since I don't often hear beyond
the Cuban family of stations, I'm making the transcript of what I was able
to record here.

3 913, 1, 38278, 913 913 913, 1, 38278, 913 913 913, 1, 38278, 913 913 913,
1, 38278, 913 913 913, 1, 38278.
?
?
487, 79, 487, 79.
?
?
60350 54561 93087 57592 39234 09480 62345 36568 18805 97689 48963 07603
23059 90456 32912 39560
? ?
33148 57194 75915 71582 02425 77458 53697 39594 53654 08908 43295 84450
36997 13912 01016 11048
? ?
47313 81323 49144 63797 58116 48180 44031 24629?

?76491 18094 26173 71438 88155 06178 34636 80060 72846 29059 00122 10583
94843 03384 02831 98462 34280 88774 38470 84998 65046 23205 89365 05456
28773 13613 18770 53718 94594 13444 54040 71872.
000 000.

The ellipses ("?") indicate a break in my recordings, not in the
? ?
transmission; commas (",") are longer-than-space pauses; periods (".")
?,
even longer pauses.
?
The recordings are available at:

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3HdNvyAc7FRTFAwajhVQ1dLWUk
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3HdNvyAc7FRbE96bmZfTXVQaHM

I don't know what I heard, but I'd love to find out.

 - KC2TTK

From ary at luna.nl  Fri Mar 20 02:33:40 2015
From: ary at luna.nl (ary at luna.nl)
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2015 07:33:40 +0100
Subject: [Spooks] E07a(?)
In-Reply-To: <CAOYU6pgwKd157aWu9hJqthAw=U5zk4wDN+Oy2EU91zOD7gMv0g@mail.gmail.com>
References: <CAOYU6pgwKd157aWu9hJqthAw=U5zk4wDN+Oy2EU91zOD7gMv0g@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <000001d062d7$cde2fc00$69a8f400$@luna.nl>

Yep. That is E07a. Nice catch !! This is the last one of this schedule and starts at 0610 UTC. The 1st and 2nd are 6922 kHz 0530 UTC and 8122 kHz 0550 UTC

Cheers
Ary

-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Spooks [mailto:spooks-bounces at mailman.qth.net] Namens ? KC2TTK
Verzonden: vrijdag 20 maart 2015 01:18
Aan: Shortwave Spy Numbers Stations
Onderwerp: [Spooks] E07a(?)

Visit http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/spooks to unsubscribe from this list

Caught
?
an
?
earful of
?
a station I've not heard before
?
on 2015-03-19 at 06:15 UTC on 9322 KHz.  It might be E07a but I can't corroborate that against any schedule.  And since I don't often hear beyond the Cuban family of stations, I'm making the transcript of what I was able to record here.

3 913, 1, 38278, 913 913 913, 1, 38278, 913 913 913, 1, 38278, 913 913 913, 1, 38278, 913 913 913, 1, 38278.
?
?
487, 79, 487, 79.
?
?
60350 54561 93087 57592 39234 09480 62345 36568 18805 97689 48963 07603
23059 90456 32912 39560
? ?
33148 57194 75915 71582 02425 77458 53697 39594 53654 08908 43295 84450
36997 13912 01016 11048
? ?
47313 81323 49144 63797 58116 48180 44031 24629?

?76491 18094 26173 71438 88155 06178 34636 80060 72846 29059 00122 10583
94843 03384 02831 98462 34280 88774 38470 84998 65046 23205 89365 05456
28773 13613 18770 53718 94594 13444 54040 71872.
000 000.

The ellipses ("?") indicate a break in my recordings, not in the ? ? transmission; commas (",") are longer-than-space pauses; periods (".") ?, even longer pauses.
?
The recordings are available at:

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3HdNvyAc7FRTFAwajhVQ1dLWUk
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3HdNvyAc7FRbE96bmZfTXVQaHM

I don't know what I heard, but I'd love to find out.

 - KC2TTK
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From kc2ttk at gmail.com  Fri Mar 20 12:17:37 2015
From: kc2ttk at gmail.com (=?UTF-8?B?4pyHIEtDMlRUSw==?=)
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2015 12:17:37 -0400
Subject: [Spooks] E07a(?)
In-Reply-To: <000001d062d7$cde2fc00$69a8f400$@luna.nl>
References: <CAOYU6pgwKd157aWu9hJqthAw=U5zk4wDN+Oy2EU91zOD7gMv0g@mail.gmail.com>
	<000001d062d7$cde2fc00$69a8f400$@luna.nl>
Message-ID: <CAOYU6pj8P4R4KOj1RG8TJL612rSPpwWtH1_zwUJZGrvT65sDmg@mail.gmail.com>

On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 2:33 AM, <ary at luna.nl> wrote:

> Visit http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/spooks to unsubscribe from
> this list
>
> Yep. That is E07a. Nice catch !! This is the last one of this schedule and
> starts at 0610 UTC. The 1st and 2nd are 6922 kHz 0530 UTC and 8122 kHz 0550
> UTC
>
> Cheers
> Ary
>

?Yay!

Thanks for the confirmation, Ary.

 - KC2TTK

From ary at luna.nl  Thu Mar 26 03:02:55 2015
From: ary at luna.nl (ary at luna.nl)
Date: Thu, 26 Mar 2015 08:02:55 +0100
Subject: [Spooks] M42d, XPA, XPA2, POL
Message-ID: <001201d06792$e28b71e0$a7a255a0$@luna.nl>

M42d  FSK 200/1000

10359/18236/16237 kHz, 24-03, 1400/1410/1420 UTC
Block No 0 : Total Message Size 4 blocks : This transmission contains one
message.
Block No 1  : Link ID 32799  : 24th of month  : Msg Number 002 : Msg Type
07145 : Group Count (?) 4
00552 00000 00000 02399 26836 35757 00893 29747
 
13384/11127/9242 kHz, 24-03, 1650/1700/1710 UTC
Block No 0 : Total Message Size 4 blocks : This transmission contains one
message.
Block No 1  : Link ID 20501  : 24th of month  : Msg Number 002 : Msg Type
07145 : Group Count (?) 4
13724 00000 00000 02035 32012 36605 00893 56039

10699/8091/6877 kHz, 25-03, 0700/0710/0720 UTC
Block No 0 : Total Message Size 4 blocks : This transmission contains one
message.
Block No 1  : Link ID 20501  : 24th of month  : Msg Number 002 : Msg Type
07145 : Group Count (?) 4
13724 00000 00000 02035 32012 36605 00893 56039

18429/16276/14421 kHz, 25-03, 0800/0810/0820 UTC
Block No 0 : Total Message Size 4 blocks : This transmission contains one
message.
Block No 1  : Link ID 45075  : 24th of month  : Msg Number 130 : Msg Type
07145 : Group Count (?) 4
39828 00000 00000 00271 14597 02494 00893 60668

20959/18551/16252 kHz, 25-03, 1000/1010/1020 UTC
Block No 0 : Total Message Size 1 blocks : This transmission contains 0
messages.
Block No 1  : Link ID 49202  : 25th of month  : Msg Number 110 : Msg Type
07145 : Group Count (?) 4
27868 00000 00000 01734 34046 04056 00893 40146

20567/18234/16146 kHz, 25-03, 1015/1025/1035 UTC
Block No 0 : Total Message Size 4 blocks : This transmission contains one
message.
Block No 1  : Link ID 20492  : 25th of month  : Msg Number 065 : Msg Type
07145 : Group Count (?) 4
04828 00000 00000 00079 34753 02365 00893 47118

11426/8024/6882 kHz, 25-03, 1200/1210/1220 kHz
Block No 0 : Total Message Size 38 blocks : This transmission contains one
message.
Block No 1  : Link ID 45136  : 24th of month  : Msg Number 122 : Msg Type
07145 : Group Count (?) 249
55080 20801 45510 12505 55182 33751 20422 40823

XPA   MFSK 20/10Bd
11409/13509/14609 kHz, 25-03, 0700/0720/0740 kHz
456 456 456 000     
02232 00001 00000 10140 

XPA2  MFSK-16/20Bd
15956/14956/13956 kHz, 25-03, 0800/0820/0840 UTC
06403 00000 00000 00030


POL
9339    25-03-2015  0845 POL   FSK 100/625              
9339    25-03-2015  0850 POL   FSK 100/625               
6433    25-03-2015  1005 POL   FSK 100/625               
6433    25-03-2015  1010 POL   FSK 100/625                
7407    25-03-2015  1030 POL   FSK 100/625               
7407    25-03-2015  1035 POL   FSK 100/625                
15632   25-03-2015  1140 POL   FSK 100/625              
15632   25-03-2015  1145 POL   FSK 100/625                  
5358    25-03-2015  1305 POL   FSK 100/625              
5358    25-03-2015  1310 POL   FSK 100/625              

73, Ary

