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Does it sound like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBsR8cN-FpI If it does you have heard a jammer. The most prolific user of this type of jammer is Vietnam, but North Korea also uses a similar one fairly often. Other users exist, but those two are the most frequent. At that freq, 12180 kHz, I do not know who they might be trying to jam. The Sound of Hope does use 12175 kHz, but not at that time, 1415z. Also, the Chinese normally hit Sound of Hope with the Firedrake jammer, and that does not sound like a siren. Again to support the Vietnamese jammer I often see it pop up on fairly random frequencies, often with no station under it being jammed. T! "John_A" wrote in message ... It sounds like a police siren, in AM mode, now at 14:15 z, any have an idea what this is ? |
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Mah couch buddy doggy, she said Planet Jupiter and some of those Satellites wayyyyy up yonder can cause some of those strange noises on shortwave radio. Doggy is smart.
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On Sat, 2 Jun 2012 15:20:20 -0700 (PDT), DhiaDuit
wrote: Mah couch buddy doggy, she said Planet Jupiter and some of those Satellites wayyyyy up yonder can cause some of those strange noises on shortwave radio. Doggy is smart. That's just the Radio Ukraine interval signal. J |
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