4798 kHz
 

Last evening right around 0000 GMT, I was getting the strangest thing on
this frequency. It sounded like a time signal in that the beeps were 1
second apart, but there were no intevals or any other kind of variation.

It was a SSB signal. Without the BFO, it sounded like hitting the bottom of
a frying pan with a hammer. With the BFO on, it was a "doink" sound.

Any ideas?

4798 kHz
 

On Oct 24, 10:04*am, elaich wrote:
Last evening right around 0000 GMT, I was getting the strangest thing on
this frequency. It sounded like a time signal in that the beeps were 1
second apart, but there were no intevals or any other kind of variation.

It was a SSB signal. Without the BFO, it sounded like hitting the bottom of
a frying pan with a hammer. With the BFO on, it was a "doink" sound.

Any ideas?


I'm guessing you heard CODAR. Check out the thread at:

http://groups.google.com/group/rec.r...1869a98f3ed5c1


Mike
Louisville, KY

4798 kHz
 

msg wrote in
:

These are indeed codar; did your signals sound anything like either of
these?

That's the one.

4798 kHz
 

Yeah, from here in Kentucky it extends from about 4770 up to about
4805 as a pretty strong signal.

Mike

On Oct 27, 2:49*pm, elaich wrote:
msg wrote :

These are indeed codar; did your signals sound anything like either of
these?

That's the one.