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dxAce wrote:

Telamon wrote:

In article ,
weatherall wrote:

Earlier in the day, I scanned from 13 mhz to 20 mhz with my Eton E5 and
DE31 antenna. This was between 1900-2000 UTC. I found Chinese
orchestra broadcasts on these frequencies, all with the same signal:

13625 khz (SIO 353, strong fading)
13970 khz (SIO 555)
14600 khz (SIO 454)
15510 khz (SIO 343)

Keep going and you will find the same programming on the other bands. I
get their jamming (that's what it is by the way) on multiple frequencies
on most bands.

Otherwise known as the "FireDrake".

I and many other people heard this chinese opera music many months ago.
Apparently the ham operators only started being bothered by it since
this past August.

Why give them such a dramatic name like Firedrake? Chinese music jammer
is more descriptive.

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Telamon
Ventura, California