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9063KHz
At roughly 8GMT Wednesday, this station was broadcasting an
unmodulated AM carrier at 9063KHz, with periodic bursts of data. Most of the hits on the frequency indicate it used to be a Cuban numbers frequency. |
9063KHz
" wrote: At roughly 8GMT Wednesday, this station was broadcasting an unmodulated AM carrier at 9063KHz, with periodic bursts of data. Most of the hits on the frequency indicate it used to be a Cuban numbers frequency. And according to recent reports, it still is being used for numbers, most likely via Cuba. dxAce Michigan USA |
9063KHz
dxAce wrote:
" wrote: At roughly 8GMT Wednesday, this station was broadcasting an unmodulated AM carrier at 9063KHz, with periodic bursts of data. Most of the hits on the frequency indicate it used to be a Cuban numbers frequency. And according to recent reports, it still is being used for numbers, most likely via Cuba. dxAce Michigan USA Apparently, whatever they are doing, they are now doing it digitally. |
9063KHz
dave wrote: dxAce wrote: " wrote: At roughly 8GMT Wednesday, this station was broadcasting an unmodulated AM carrier at 9063KHz, with periodic bursts of data. Most of the hits on the frequency indicate it used to be a Cuban numbers frequency. And according to recent reports, it still is being used for numbers, most likely via Cuba. Apparently, whatever they are doing, they are now doing it digitally. Perhaps, the report I saw was for MCW on 9063 at 0800 on Wednesday, also others earlier in the week, some using AM. dxAce Michigan USA |
9063KHz
On Apr 23, 11:02*am, dxAce wrote:
dave wrote: dxAce wrote: " wrote: At roughly 8GMT Wednesday, this station was broadcasting an unmodulated AM carrier at 9063KHz, with periodic bursts of data. Most of the hits on the frequency indicate it used to be a Cuban numbers frequency. And according to recent reports, it still is being used for numbers, most likely via Cuba. Apparently, whatever they are doing, they are now doing it digitally. Perhaps, the report I saw was for MCW on 9063 at 0800 on Wednesday, also others earlier in the week, some using AM. dxAce Michigan USA Certainly not MCW. I will make it a point to record it next time. They broadcasted a dead carrier most of the time, then data bursts over AM. That is, I never saw the signal strength drop. So I have to assume this is meant to be received on pretty low tech gear, like a cheap shortwave radio into a soundcard. |
9063KHz
On Apr 23, 3:54*pm, " wrote:
On Apr 23, 11:02*am, dxAce wrote: dave wrote: dxAce wrote: " wrote: At roughly 8GMT Wednesday, this station was broadcasting an unmodulated AM carrier at 9063KHz, with periodic bursts of data. Most of the hits on the frequency indicate it used to be a Cuban numbers frequency. And according to recent reports, it still is being used for numbers, most likely via Cuba. Apparently, whatever they are doing, they are now doing it digitally. Perhaps, the report I saw was for MCW on 9063 at 0800 on Wednesday, also others earlier in the week, some using AM. dxAce Michigan USA Certainly not MCW. *I will make it a point to record it next time. They broadcasted a dead carrier most of the time, then data bursts over AM. That is, I never saw the signal strength drop. So I have to assume this is meant to be received on pretty low tech gear, like a cheap shortwave radio into a soundcard. At about 8GMT on Friday, they did xmit MCW, then some digital mode. |
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