On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 01:58:09 GMT, m II wrote in
RK1Kh.115110$cE3.46198@edtnps89:

Larry Dighera wrote:
Tx Location: Unknown
Station: Unknown
Program:
S4 noise level with two-second S8 transmissions, followed by one
second of no carrier. Modulation method unknown, but there seems
to be a marginally audible low frequency beat in the carrier.
Occasionally the pattern is punctuated with very short pulses of
other pulse-type modulation. Probably some sort of telemetry?
Language: None
Time: 0134U
Frequency: 6,360.0 kHZ
Mode: USB (seems to work best?)
Signal: S8
Readability: ?
SINPO: 35444

Rx Location: Southern California west coast, USA
Equipment: Drake R8B
Antenna: Datong Model IB5 active rotatable dipole
Azimuth: ~160* - ~340* True

Received here. Signal changed to a regular, shorter signal for about
fifty or sixty repetitions then a change in pitch and rhythm for a few
seconds.

Calgary Alberta Canada
Kenwood R2000
100 ft north/south antenna

1:56 GMT


mike


That's a useful data point. Thank you.

The fact that you received the station from a point over a thousand
miles distant would seem to prove that the station is not necessarily
located locally. I had considered it to possibly be a local telemetry
broadcast.