While checking signals from 1600-1700 UTC again, today, ran across a
real strange one.
On 13560 Khz there was a very strong carrier, S9+20db with a mid-
range, steady audio modulation. Also a faint 'tick-tick' in the
background.Sort of sounded like a recording device. Signal still heard
at 1842 UTC. Any ideas ?? Local artifact (doubtful) A new SW station,
testing ?? Could not find this frequency in any lists I checked,
including EIBI, etc.
Signal may still be on now (1900 UTC) so give a listen and see if you
can hear it. Thanks, and good listening from SW4ever...

On Sep 7, 3:04*pm, SW4ever wrote:
While checking signals from 1600-1700 UTC again, today, ran across a
real strange one.
On 13560 Khz there was a very strong carrier, S9+20db with a mid-
range, steady audio modulation. Also a faint 'tick-tick' in the
background.Sort of sounded like a recording device. Signal still heard
at 1842 UTC. Any ideas ?? Local artifact (doubtful) A new SW station,
testing ?? Could not find this frequency in any lists I checked,
including EIBI, etc.
Signal may still be on now (1900 UTC) so give a listen and see if you
can hear it. Thanks, and good listening from SW4ever...

I see or hear no carrier but I do hear the ticking.
Other than that, it is an extremely quiet freq. as
of 1950 UTC. QTH is Cincinnati,Ohio. My signal
strength meter is on 0 and if I didn't know better
I would have thought the radio was off.

On Sep 7, 3:04�pm, SW4ever wrote:
While checking signals from 1600-1700 UTC again, today, ran across a
real strange one.
On 13560 Khz there was a very strong carrier, S9+20db with a mid-
range, steady audio modulation. Also a faint 'tick-tick' in the
background.Sort of sounded like a recording device. Signal still heard
at 1842 UTC. Any ideas ?? Local artifact (doubtful) A new SW station,
testing ?? Could not find this frequency in any lists I checked,
including EIBI, etc.
Signal may still be on now (1900 UTC) so give a listen and see if you
can hear it. Thanks, and good listening from SW4ever...

It's the sound of your cock throbbing, thinking about my firm titties.

Steve R. wrote:
"SW4ever" wrote in message
...
While checking signals from 1600-1700 UTC again, today, ran across a
real strange one.
On 13560 Khz there was a very strong carrier, S9+20db with a mid-
range, steady audio modulation. Also a faint 'tick-tick' in the
background.Sort of sounded like a recording device. Signal still heard
at 1842 UTC. Any ideas ?? Local artifact (doubtful) A new SW station,
testing ?? Could not find this frequency in any lists I checked,
including EIBI, etc.
Signal may still be on now (1900 UTC) so give a listen and see if you
can hear it. Thanks, and good listening from SW4ever...


LPRS Low Power Radio Service - United States - 100 mW Sec. ... LPRS stations
may transmit voice, data, or tracking signals as permitted in this section.
...... frequency: 6780 kHz a15.0 kHz 13560 kHz a17.0 kHz 27120 kHz a163.0
kHz 40.68 ...


See: www.monix.net/FRS-GMRS.txt

Could be one of many things!


Steve R.



Most likely an oven.

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SW4ever wrote:
While checking signals from 1600-1700 UTC again, today, ran across a
real strange one.
On 13560 Khz there was a very strong carrier, S9+20db with a mid-
range, steady audio modulation. Also a faint 'tick-tick' in the
background.Sort of sounded like a recording device. Signal still heard
at 1842 UTC. Any ideas ?? Local artifact (doubtful) A new SW station,
testing ?? Could not find this frequency in any lists I checked,
including EIBI, etc.
Signal may still be on now (1900 UTC) so give a listen and see if you
can hear it. Thanks, and good listening from SW4ever...

13.56 MHz +/- 7.0 kHz is an Industrial/Scientific/Medical band.
(47 CFR Part 18 in the US).

Part 18 has the neatest line I've found so far in the FCC
regulations in paragraph 18.305: "ISM Equipment operating on
a frequency specified in (paragraph) 18.301 is allowed
unlimited radiated energy in the band specified by the
frequency."

Mark Zenier
Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)

On Sep 7, 3:04*pm, SW4ever wrote:
While checking signals from 1600-1700 UTC again, today, ran across a
real strange one.
On 13560 Khz there was a very strong carrier, S9+20db with a mid-
range, steady audio modulation. Also a faint 'tick-tick' in the
background.

It's a legitimate ISM signal.
they use 6780, 13560, and 27120
Source
http://www.monitoringtimes.com/MT_Qu...e_Spectrum.pdf

On Sep 8, 8:18*pm, SC Dxing wrote:
On Sep 7, 3:04*pm, SW4ever wrote:

While checking signals from 1600-1700 UTC again, today, ran across a
real strange one.
On 13560 Khz there was a very strong carrier, S9+20db with a mid-
range, steady audio modulation. Also a faint 'tick-tick' in the
background.

It's a legitimate ISM signal.
they use 6780, 13560, and 27120
Sourcehttp://www.monitoringtimes.com/MT_Quick_Guide_to_the_Shortwave_Spectr...

Ha! Good catch SC.

On Sep 7, 3:04*pm, SW4ever wrote:
While checking signals from 1600-1700 UTC again, today, ran across a
real strange one.
On 13560 Khz there was a very strong carrier, S9+20db with a mid-
range, steady audio modulation. Also a faint 'tick-tick' in the
background.Sort of sounded like a recording device. Signal still heard
at 1842 UTC. Any ideas ?? Local artifact (doubtful) A new SW station,
testing ?? Could not find this frequency in any lists I checked,
including EIBI, etc.
Signal may still be on now (1900 UTC) so give a listen and see if you
can hear it. Thanks, and good listening from SW4ever...

Thanks everyone, for the info on the strange signal.. So many radio
towers around here that I wondered if it was an artifact. Will check
out other freqs. as well.
Nice response and appreciated muchly...
Good Listening from SW4ever...

You get up to 1 watt actually but no one cares same as gmrs and 900mhz and. I use around 5 watts though on a 20 meter yagi though sometimes I do hook up the ft857d and put out 100 watts. Nice pirate broadcasting frequency and well as for qso