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In article , "Jim Shaffer, Jr."
writes: After I wrote my previous message about interference on 7.415, I turned to 5.105 and found some sort of buzzing interference on that frequency as well. At 0200 UTC it was happening every few minutes for a few seconds, and over the course of an hour it became more frequent and toward 0300 the duration began to increase as well. Is someone trying to jam them, or is it just coincidence that there's some type of signal on both frequencies? The signal on 7.415 is very high-pitched and sounds like it could be some sort of data signal. The signal on 5.105 just sounds like noise, unless it's some sort of broadband radar. 5.105 moved their signal once because of some Morse Code data type transmissions; - maybe That signal moved too! 7415 is ( for me in NYC) getting interference from Radio Botswana.. and suffers from crummy propagation after 01:00 |
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