Anyone have any idea what this is? It is relatively strong and on pretty much all the time. Web searches are not really helpful. Some sort of FSK, photo below. I have not had luck decoding it with some of the standard digital software, but that may be because I'm still a little clumsy with them.
Any hints, thoughts, etc. appreciated.
73,
N1EYZ (Roger)
signal at 8.693 mHz
signal at 8.693 mHz
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Re: signal at 8.693 mHz
I ran a speed measurement on this signal around 01:30Z. It appeared to be 100 baud. And of course the shift was 850hz. Shortly thereafter it went down. It probably shifted to a night freq.
In my experience most, but not all, of the non-ham FSK nowadays is encrypted.
Good luck.
In my experience most, but not all, of the non-ham FSK nowadays is encrypted.
Good luck.
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Re: signal at 8.693 mHz
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A lot of loggings and posts on all kinds of digital stuff, primarily in Europe.
A lot of loggings and posts on all kinds of digital stuff, primarily in Europe.
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Re: signal at 8.693 mHz
I've long wondered about that one as well, and have never been able to get any readable data from it in any mode I've tried.
-Noel
-Noel
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