GOTO: Sound Samples

Reports 2010 From Coordinators
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Purpose of The NZART Monitoring Service

Monitor those frequencies allocated exclusively to the Amateur Service and Log (for statistical purposes), Identify (where possible) and take measures to have removed all Non-Amateur signals detected in the amateur bands.

MS Coordinator Club Circular 6-September-2009-HTML 3-kB

Organisation

National Society Monitoring Services, in addition to any national activity, supply data on intruding signals to their IARU Regional Coordinator.

Coordinators

New Zealand: John Martin ZL1GWE Email-ms@nzart.org.nz

Region 1: Wolfgang Hadel, DK2OM, Germany. Email: dk2om@darc.de

Region 1 Web Site http://www.iarums-r1.org

Region 2: Juan Muñoz TG9AJR

Email: Juan@tg9ajr.net

Region 2 Web Site http://www.iaru-r2.org/

Region 3: Peter Young, VK3MV Australia E-mail: spy4@tpg.com.au

updated 20091116

Region 3 Web Site: Region 3 Monitoring Service

Reporting

Reports on Intruders should be sent to the National Coordinator in the country of the person reporting. Where a coordinator has not been appointed, reports may be sent to the Regional Coordinator.

Intruder Watch Report Spread Sheet

Intruder Watch Report.xls

IARU R3 MS Reports From 2006 Through July 2009

All the reports received by IARU R3 MS from 2006 through July 2009 are available in a tab-delimited text file at:
http://www.iaru-r3.org/ms/

It is hoped that this file format will work for everyone using anything from a text editor to some sort of database software.

And with it hopefully you can see some of the things that I've been able to see in the course of beating the data into submission: for what I think is the first time, you can see who has reported what, when & where in the past.

73, Brett

 

Signal Types

A short sound bite of various intruder types signals may be heard by selecting the appropriate button below. These are a few samples of some of the many strange sounds to be found, from time to time, in the amateur bands.

• Tiger-Radar - Burst radar system, transmitting 2 or 3 blocks with different pulse rates, 30.3 and 27.8 pulses/sec.
• A1B - Machine sent Morse
• A3C - Slow speed Weather Fax
• F1A-FSK - Frequency Shift Morse
• F1B - Radio Teletype - Wide Shift
• F3C - Weather Fax
• M7B - Phase Modulated, multi-channel,
         also known as Vocoder system
• PIC - Piccolo Transmission
• AXX - Naval System or Alligator
• OTHR - Over the Horizon Radar
• PXX - Complex pulse position modulation
• T-SCAN - Traveling Ionosphere Sounder

Further Sound Files

More Sound Files Including Internet, GPS and SSTV

From Eduardo Jacob EA2BA

My Growing Collection of Unusual Radio Noises...W2SJW

W2SJW Radio Sounds