Russian submarine transmitter 18.1kHz

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Uploaded by on Jun 10, 2009

Russian submarine transmitter on 18.1kHz comming in really strong to my receiving loop for 10-20kHz.
I also use a LF to 4MHz konverter.

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  • Learn how to read frequency readout you goofy idiot. That not 18.1khz it's 4.018.1mhz.

  • @handsupbud Since you are not able to read it is probably no meaning to write that in the information text on the clip it say "I also use a LF to 4MHz konverter." 4.018.1-4.000.0 = 18.1kHz...

  • how do you know it is russian and submarine)

  • @teunaydin Same answer as above...

  • How do you know whether it's a submarine or not, and whether russian or... I don't know... ;D

  • @SirJackRyan Ever heard of frequency lists? ;D

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  • This is a type of HF data link to submarines. Sounds like AMTOR packet radio. Signals are strong of course, they provide worldwide command function.

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  • Hi OM on 0:36 was the signal harder why you adjust it back????,it is 45 over 9

  • we all are sitting in a RED submarine,RED submarine

    Edit from Russian military

  • @handsupbud He is using a converter you dum ass

  • Hello Old Man Kriss.

    First of all ...congrats on your work. Do you use the NE602 as mixer and crystal for oscilation?? Could you pse give some info on the schematic that you used for the converter? 73 de sv1eex - Nik

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