In article _Am7j.5605$rB1.524@trnddc03, David L. Wilson
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On Dec 10, 9:43 am, JoanD'arcRoast wrote:
Anyone else receiving this? In AM, sounds like a low breathy note on a
flute. In sideband, sounds like a sweeping chirp - once per second. I'm
suspicious, because I can hear it about S3 during the day, so I'm
thinking local. (Perhaps my gas or electric company's remote read
digital meters?)

QTH is Raleigh, NC
Drake R8
ANC-4
TTFD
Horizontal Loop

-j

If it is codar, you can put the radio on sideband and move the VFO
around. The sweep is wider than your typical sideband filter.

The codar frequencies show up in the FCC database.

CODAR are experimental licenses so on-line you have to look for those at
fcc.gov.
(Your meter readers use 900 MHz.)

Thanks for the info. Couldn't find anything at fcc.gov, but I'll keep
looking...

-j