New Russian Military Signals? Or Just Illegal Bandits? 

Do..... 🙂

Imo don't - the community is toxic and strict rules prohibit hams from Having fun for instance discussing politics the bandwidth is jokingly poor by design so no way to share videos or links. Ham radio reminds me of steam locomotives - a thing of the past. Would i invest any more of my time into it? Nah, even ham manufacturers don't Care anymore to produce decent equipment.

@@farnborough83 Okay Mr. Bitterface. For my part I enjoy SW radio.

​ Yes, AD hominem attack would revert reality for sure 😂

@@farnborough83 Now you're using emojis.

😁😁

Like that Pink Floyd song.

It's freaky. Maybe check the time with the actual bombardments on Ukraine? Interference? 🤔

@@rusticbox9908I assumed exactly the same!! However, Stalingrad does not get direct attacks from ANY enemy to avoid WW3 pressure. Not aware of exact location for this one…?

Heh

Oath

Werd!

Needs remodeling anyway

"Remember to drink your Ovaltine"

Is that 12:00 GMT or BST?

What frequency it was on

@@philsharp758it says 12:00 noon?

Also, my 1st computer was a Spectrum. :)

THIS IS THE VOICE OF THE MYSTERONS... WHO TOOK MY CHEESE FROM THE FRIDGE... REPLACE IT...

Next we'll find out that it's the Mysterons behind all this. 😏

I wish I could listen to hf/sw with the hardware I own.. I live on a farm in a rural area of northern Ontario, but I have a load of QRM due to a cellular site about 1100m in front of my house...

what rig did ya get? I'm thinking of getting into the hobby. The kit that our friend makes these videos with looks pretty good

Where I live a banger is a big sausage 😁

Hey Richard I’m not up to date on the quanshengs but I don’t think so

You might be able to on the UVK5, but i don't think its sensitive enough.

I'm sorry, the Quansheng lowest frequency is 15khz... to be able to hear these you need to go as low as 4khz... But, try RTL-SDR v3 or v4, these are usb computer dongles and these work fine!

​@@fretlessfender No, actually the frequency range is 18 MHz to 660 MHz, and 840 to 1.3 GHz with the radios firmware flashed with the egzuma custom firmware.

You are doing God’s work…though some may disagree with me..

You the pip? Cool

Is there such a thing as a legal bandit?

Banditas!!

@@RCAvhstape a cop?

Just he TWENTE sdr for this vid

I did notice that. I thought that was very strange.

​@@CathodeRayNipplezLewis even said in the video that these are most likely pirates doing this with their own funding, so cost-effective transmissions would be rather important.

AGC or some type of audio compressor

As a starter search google for websdr, select a station somewhere on the planet and scan through frequencies it can pick up Then save some money up and search for HAM or amateur radio hardware for equipment to do it yourself from your home

Where , 11meters is pretty big, and was it UK or CEPT. And which mode USB LSB AM or FM ?

CODIGO BIP, SAO MODOS DE FREQUENCIAS DE COMUNICACAO, EM " CIDIGO MORSE"!

OS BIPS, SAO " CODIGOS MORSE"!

I found one. :) 6402 was live just now with pips. (2032z 20.03.2024)

uSDX HF TRANSCEIVER, DA CHINA!

@@oziasvazvaz1630No thanks. I really want an Icom one, but $1100 new is more than I really want to spend.

That’s every day. Not usually on 27.385 though, usually on 27.555 with ‘ola ola coca cola’ and ‘fiiiiiive foooour zeeeerrrooooo’

@@sprint955st hehe, and oscar Italy... Not heard him for a while...but I must admit, he is the most creative of all of the QRM'ers

That’s in the ham radio 40m digital segment. It’s also popular for SKCC use in the US so you’ll often hear Morse Code when it gets on dusk around 7955 KHz

Depends... question is, are they listening? Mostly they are jamming for instance The Buzzer... while transmitting they will not be able to hear...

But let’s say your transmission does get through, is it illegal to transmit to numbers station? Will they track your signal? Would they actually reply back? Is anyone even present when they transmit or is it all just automated hoopla?

@XJwolf4 well, haha, I've never been IN a numberstation, so I don't really know if there are people present when they go on the air... As of illegal... most numberstations operate outside of the usual bands and are mostly government operated. I don't think that we, as world citizens, are allowed to operate outside the bands. So in that case, it is illegal. Contacting a numberstation on their own frequency is highly unusual and to be honest I don't think they will be very pleased if you did... being from a foreign country it seems unlikely that they will try to come to you or something. But on the other hand I would not like to mess with the likes of Poetin and his cohorts... better save than 😞

Well we always enjoyed playing around abandoned buildings when we were kids

That comparison I think would only be valid if that building was still occupied and you'd be having no respect towards whatever is going on inside.

If it’s not in use it’s available….that’s one outlook people have. It’s a natural resource and if I use it for a time when it is not being used, where is the harm, the losses, the cost to whomever and who does it take from ??? Just playing devil’s advocate…not condoning

Radio transmitting has certain and very specific rules, starting from getting a license to the power you're allowed to use, just as the limitations of bands that is provided for your purposes. Pirates do not follow, respect or obey these rules. And I assume I don't have to emphasise how both illegal and unethical jamming or trolling other stations is. Talking about harmless stations, and not such military stations that actually operates against your country in a conflict. I've been a radio amateur and SW enthusiast for 25 years, and what's currently going on is nothing shortwave radio is supposed to be about. What started as some cheesy political bickering in the 40m band has just grown into a massive undertaking by pirates who have the money and effort to operate an entire station in their households to create all kinds of fake channels, markers, jam others ,and mislead guileless amateurs just because their countries don't put any effort into enforcing these rules. It's like if your country doesn't punish robbery, some people with bad intentions will start doing it showing no remorse whatsoever. Shortwave is not a natural resource, it's a field that used serve, and at some level still serve the interests of countries, companies, and at limited levels entertainment for amateurs and hobbists. These pirates are damaging everything some people invested lifetimes to keep this area clean and controlled. Some people put years into learning radio stuff and the rules sets involved, invested a fortune to enjoy the greatness and value of shortwave radio, and now some pirates show up to poop into your scrambled egg. It's like an idiot deliberately leaking oil into the lake you've been fishing at since you were a kid. Natural resource or not, it's not something you're supposed to poison uncontrolled. :)

It's strange how many people find it interesting to broadcast dada-esque nonsense for hours at a time.

Thats baisicly a spectogram. The darker the spot, the weaker the signal. The more light the color gets the stroger the signal is. Its a visualisation of the signal in a so called waterfall diagramm.

@@user-gb8jp8ew6z Thank you for the explanation. So one axis is frequency and the other is time? Is there a reason that the frequencies and the times are not shown?

​@@carltauber2939The frequencies and times are in the lower left corner.

Usually there is, but I think Lewis just showed the part where the sound was visible, time and frequency are mostly on top and on the side of the screen...

I just got some music on the 9400, but there's too much static to make it out.