6.739.7 Phoenetics Station
 

I logged this about 3 weeks ago @08:15 UTC till about 08:30 UTC on USB. A
male voice transmitting a long series of phoenetics (alpha, bravo, etc.)
Signed off at about 08:30 UTC saying, "this concludes message #69, end of
transmission." Any ideas what this was?

6.739.7 Phoenetics Station
 

JDP wrote:

I logged this about 3 weeks ago @08:15 UTC till about 08:30 UTC on USB. A
male voice transmitting a long series of phoenetics (alpha, bravo, etc.)
Signed off at about 08:30 UTC saying, "this concludes message #69, end of
transmission." Any ideas what this was?

I went looking through the SpyNumbers.com database but couldn't seem to find a
match with anything.

Something new or just a pirate fooling around??

dxAce
Michigan
USA

6.739.7 Phoenetics Station
 

On Tue, 07 Nov 2006 06:31:57 -0500, dxAce wrote:



JDP wrote:

I logged this about 3 weeks ago @08:15 UTC till about 08:30 UTC on USB. A
male voice transmitting a long series of phoenetics (alpha, bravo, etc.)
Signed off at about 08:30 UTC saying, "this concludes message #69, end of
transmission." Any ideas what this was?

I went looking through the SpyNumbers.com database but couldn't seem to find a
match with anything.

Something new or just a pirate fooling around??

dxAce
Michigan
USA


I didn't think there were any numbers stations that used phrases like
"this concludes message #69". I am no authority on it but I bet it is the
latter, not the former.

-Al

--
"Don't get too wrapped up in dogma. Who knows? When we get to heaven
there might be a Big Buddha laughing at us while we're all running
around going 'Oh ****!'" - a Catholic bishop

6.739.7 Phoenetics Station
 

On Tue, 07 Nov 2006 07:21:10 -0600, Al Arduengo
wrote:

On Tue, 07 Nov 2006 06:31:57 -0500, dxAce wrote:



JDP wrote:

I logged this about 3 weeks ago @08:15 UTC till about 08:30 UTC on USB. A
male voice transmitting a long series of phoenetics (alpha, bravo, etc.)
Signed off at about 08:30 UTC saying, "this concludes message #69, end of
transmission." Any ideas what this was?

I went looking through the SpyNumbers.com database but couldn't seem to find a
match with anything.

Something new or just a pirate fooling around??

dxAce
Michigan
USA


I didn't think there were any numbers stations that used phrases like
"this concludes message #69". I am no authority on it but I bet it is the
latter, not the former.

That seems pretty late and pretty low in frequency for a North
American pirate. They're usually on much earlier (maybe 2000-0300),
and more in the range of 6850-6950. I'm no authority either, but it
seems like it would be a wasted late-night 'out of band' effort for a
pirate to be doing that.