[Spooks] Does anyone know the frequencies for HAARP?
W4JDY EM79wu
w4jdy1520 at gmail.com
Sat Feb 25 12:09:13 EST 2017
HAARP was disassembled some time ago.
Sent from my iPhone 6
> On Feb 25, 2017, at 10:04, Token Original <T_O_K_E_N_ at hotmail.com> wrote:
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> That might explain it then. You might have been receiving something else,
> there were several other transmitters on the air at various times trying to
> pass themselves off as HAARP, including one on 2800 that sent, in CW "V V V
> V V V DE HAARP" several times. Or it is possible you heard them, HAARP,
> during transmitter testing.
>
> Why do I say you might have heard something else or heard transmitter
> testing?
>
> All times rounded to the nearest minute.
>
> 1933 Pacific time, on 20 Feb, 2017, would be 0233 UTC, 21 February, 2017.
> At that time HAARP was on 4440 kHz in O mode twisted beam with CW. It
> remained on that frequency until 0259 UTC, at which time it went to about 2
> minutes of transmitter testing, alternating between 2800 and 3300, changing
> modes, and making transmitter adjustments or measurements, there were two
> short transmissions on each freq during this time, under 20 seconds each.
> At 0302 UTC they went to 2750 kHz. At 0303 UTC they started the Luxembourg
> test, they stayed in that mode and transmitting on both 2800 and 3300
> simultaneously until about 0343 UTC. From about 0344 until about 0434 UTC
> they were doing the artificial aurora testing, and that involved sequenced
> transmissions on 2800, 2820, and 2840 kHz, the 3300 kHz freq was not
> involved.
>
> So, if the email was sent at 1933 Pacific time, and you turned on at that
> time, or within the next 27 minutes, HAARP was not on 2800 or 3300 kHz, but
> rather on 4440 kHz. If you tuned in during this time, and based on your
> frequencies, you could not have been hearing HAARP.
>
> From about 0259 UTC until about 0301 UTC HAARP made two short transmissions
> each, alternating, on 2800 and 3300 kHz, not more than 40 seconds total on
> each freq. This apparently was transmitter testing. This is a candidate
> for your description, however in my recordings I hear no noise as you
> describe, so I don't think this is the time you are discussing.
>
> 0302 until 0303 HAARP was on other frequencies, not 2800 or 3300 kHz.
>
> And at 0303 UTC they started the Luxembourg test, simultaneous transmissions
> on 2800 and 3300 kHz, no alternating between freqs as you describe.
>
> I think you said you did about 10 minutes of listening and hearing the
> alternating between 2800 and 3300 kHz. There was no time that night that
> HAARP was alternating between those freqs for that length of time, they only
> alternated between those two freqs for slightly less than 2 minutes.
>
> It is possible, maybe, that you heard someone trying to spoof HAARP.
>
> Token
> Mojave Desert, California, USA
>
>
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> : Ae we talking about the first evening or ? during the Luxembourg tests I
> : assume since you mention the two frequencies. If you can pin the date and
> : time down - I have 800 khz Perseus recordings of the first and last
> : evenings and most of the 2nd but only during the Luxembourg portion. I
> : certainly didn't notice any anomalies but am curious....
>
> I received an e-mail regarding HAARP activities around:
>
> Sent: Monday, February 20, 2017 19:33 (US West Coast Time)
> Subject: [HCDX] HAARP tests
>
> At which time I entered the two frequencies into my receiver and switched
> betwen them as one frequency stopped and the other started. 2800 was quite
> strong, 3300 very weak at my location in Central Nevada.
>
> Kurt
>
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