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Art Harris February 25th 07 09:01 PM

Is that China on 9,200 kHz?
 
Early mornings and late afternoons here on the US east coast I'm
hearing a fairly strong signal on 9,200 kHz with what sounds like
Chinese music. There's little on no commentary. Rapid QSB typical of
long haul propagation. Any info on this one?

Thanks,
Art N2AH


Art Harris February 25th 07 09:27 PM

Is that China on 9,200 kHz?
 
Sudan perhaps?


dxAce February 25th 07 11:14 PM

Is that China on 9,200 kHz?
 


Art Harris wrote:

Early mornings and late afternoons here on the US east coast I'm
hearing a fairly strong signal on 9,200 kHz with what sounds like
Chinese music. There's little on no commentary. Rapid QSB typical of
long haul propagation. Any info on this one?


It's the Chinese "Firedrake" jammer... most likely jamming Sound of Hope. Plays
music and generally takes a break between ToH + 5.

dxAce
Michigan
USA



weatherall February 26th 07 05:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dxAce
Art Harris wrote:

Early mornings and late afternoons here on the US east coast I'm
hearing a fairly strong signal on 9,200 kHz with what sounds like
Chinese music. There's little on no commentary. Rapid QSB typical of
long haul propagation. Any info on this one?


It's the Chinese "Firedrake" jammer... most likely jamming Sound of Hope. Plays
music and generally takes a break between ToH + 5.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Art:
I have a couple mp3 recordings of the Firedrake jamming signal:

http://tinyurl.com/hmjs9

Take a listen and see if it sounds like what you heard.

dxAce February 26th 07 10:54 PM

Is that China on 9,200 kHz?
 


dxAce wrote:

Art Harris wrote:

Early mornings and late afternoons here on the US east coast I'm
hearing a fairly strong signal on 9,200 kHz with what sounds like
Chinese music. There's little on no commentary. Rapid QSB typical of
long haul propagation. Any info on this one?


It's the Chinese "Firedrake" jammer... most likely jamming Sound of Hope. Plays
music and generally takes a break between ToH + 5.


If propagation permits you'll also hear it on 10400.

dxAce
Michigan
USA



Art Harris February 27th 07 12:44 PM

Is that China on 9,200 kHz?
 
dxAce wrote:
If propagation permits you'll also hear it on 10400.


Yes. I heard it on both frequencies (9,200 and 10,400) this morning
~1145z with a big signal.

Art


dxAce February 27th 07 12:55 PM

Is that China on 9,200 kHz?
 


Art Harris wrote:

dxAce wrote:
If propagation permits you'll also hear it on 10400.


Yes. I heard it on both frequencies (9,200 and 10,400) this morning
~1145z with a big signal.


If the band opens up you might also hear them on 17330 as Sound of Hope
reportedly also uses that frequency.

dxAce
Michigan
USA




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