i actually know and work with people who don't trust the government, so instead of phone, or email, (because they comm over distance) they built digital decoders for their own morse code, but this isn't it, they usually use higher freqs, and faster tones.
too much interference for a logical message but this is all that came through on a 2000 freq. setting: eeeetrdr÷bintditueeteeaeqfpwwetttieøvrtøekiteeeeetttttettbeytfeetteeee
@PresentedIn4D Not, RTTY. This is much too slow to be RTTY. One of my EE teachers could send this fast or even slightly faster with an iambic paddle key.
Definitely Russian military net. The barred E is very rarely used in military traffic. You will hear it sometimes in codewords transmitted by Russian military nets.
Wow, same frequency too? Random 5 character groups points to it being a numbers station, but I hate to jump to conclusions, maybe it's a beacon of sorts.. Thanks for the info :)
i actually know and work with people who don't trust the government, so instead of phone, or email, (because they comm over distance) they built digital decoders for their own morse code, but this isn't it, they usually use higher freqs, and faster tones.
PugFuker 1 month ago
Sounds like a robot rave to me.
j1mf1eld 4 months ago
transcript of whats there
BZATD MFPHL UWVRY (OE)BATO NQFPH RUJS(AA) C(OE)NTK MXQFP SR(IM)WV (AA)CMTG
N(MM)XQF WSLUJ V(AA)NTD MY(MM)XQ UWSR(IM) JVKTO NZY(MM)X GUPSL (IM)JVAK MBZY(MM)
DGFWH L(IM)JIE N(OE)BZY ODQUP HL(IM)AE RC(OE)BZ KOXGF PI
little rusty, but wiki says the non standard chars are
OE = ---. = ö
AA = .-.- = ä
MM = ---- = 'ch'
IM = ..-- = ü
sounds like an auto key, freq is drifting a little so old transmitter, probably eastern europe
smokeyassassin 6 months ago 3
@smokeyassassin Great work!
73 from Bulgaria and Merry Christmas to you and your family!
SWLDXBulgaria 2 months ago
Military, Soviet or Soviet trained .._.. is one of their special characters......just depends on what user/region is sending.
jjones08101 7 months ago
i hear the letters *start transmitting* GIG GIG GIG GIG GIG *stop transmitting that repeats every six seconds. ands its on the aviation band...
xXJeeXTeeXAyeXmanXx 7 months ago
i know its just a random set of numbers and letter but can some one give me the translated code
ianster0102 8 months ago
too much interference for a logical message but this is all that came through on a 2000 freq. setting: eeeetrdr÷bintditueeteeaeqfpwwetttieøvrtøekiteeeeetttttettbeytfeetteeee
not much sense
thefluffinator229 11 months ago
@thefluffinator229 some sort of encryption possbily?
I'll have a playabout with the text.
classicmacintosh 10 months ago
sounds as if it is being tapped out by hand
escueladeleyi 1 year ago
Is it RTTY?
PresentedIn4D 1 year ago
@PresentedIn4D Not, RTTY. This is much too slow to be RTTY. One of my EE teachers could send this fast or even slightly faster with an iambic paddle key.
DrMotorDude 1 year ago
@DrMotorDude Yes, i posted that when i was stupid on digital modes. It is either someone with a bug or software.
PresentedIn4D 1 year ago
@PresentedIn4D RTTY changes in tone for each bit, heres a link to an example:
youtube.com/watch?v=k69fGnCOVVU
jacelw96 1 year ago
@jacelw96 I realized a while back, I never knew then.
PresentedIn4D 1 year ago
I'd say it could be German rather than Russian, as there's no character . . - . . which is part of the Russian set.
CÖ BZNTD MFPHL UWVRC ÖBMTO NQFPH RUJSÄ CÖNTK MXQFP SRÜWV ÄCMTG NchVQF WILUW UÄNTD MYchXQ UVSRÜ JVKTO NZYchX GUPSL ÜJVAK MBZYch DGFWH LÜJIE NÖBZY ODQUP HLÜAE RCÖBZ KOXGF P
HowlingSkull 2 years ago
Made some mistakes there...
WILUW = WSLUJ, UÄNTD = VÄNTD, UVSRÜ = UWHRÜ, JVKTO = JHÄTO.
HowlingSkull 2 years ago
Definitely Russian military net. The barred E is very rarely used in military traffic. You will hear it sometimes in codewords transmitted by Russian military nets.
TE3EJ 2 years ago
5-letter groups, no numbers , maybe in Russian because it includes characters like ._,_ .-.- ..-- ---- which are Russian letters.
k2wi 2 years ago
yeh get cw get, bet its numbers
sz42781 2 years ago
Wow, same frequency too? Random 5 character groups points to it being a numbers station, but I hate to jump to conclusions, maybe it's a beacon of sorts.. Thanks for the info :)
MattExzy 3 years ago
I found this one night and copied it for a few minutes. It's random 5 character groups.
stoker20 3 years ago 7
Try CwGet
Kcy101 3 years ago