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2011-INTRUDER ALERTS
Updated 2011-11-23
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2011-November Intruder Alerts
Hello all,
I have received two reports of a numbers station appearing on 14280 kHz
in AM mode(!) at 1000 hrs GMT on both Wednesday 2 November and Wednesday
16 November. I shall be standing by to phone Baldock if it appears on
Wednesday 23rd and would welcome reports/action from anyone else who
hears it.
The reports came from John, M0ELS who also sent in a recording. I have
attached it and would welcome any comments re the language or possible id.
Regards,
Chris G4BOH
2011-OCTOBER-INTRUDER ALERTS
Date: 31/10/2011
Dear fellow Intruder Busters,
as you can read in BC plan B11 Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (= IRIB) since today (30 October 11) is tx-ing on 7200 kHz. I have just heard it myself with warmup (carrier) 2055-2100 and s/on px at 2100 UTC. The px started with the National Anthem of Iran followed by Japanese language px. S/off will be at 2158 UTC. The signal strength was S9+20db with my TS-940S at a dipole antenna.
Pse listen yourself and report to your national telecoms. authorities for a written complaint to Tehran. Tnx for your good work!
Fraternally in the Intruder Busting Business,
Uli Bihlmayer DJ9KR
IARU MonSys Region 1 Vice Coordinator
2011-JULY-INTRUDER ALERTS
Date: 15/07/2011 09:46 a.m.
Hi everybody,
be informed that Russa has a Frequency Allocation for the Fixes Service in range 14250 - 14350 kHz in Region 1.
Regards,
Uli, DJ9KR
IARU MONITORING SYSTEM Intruder Watch Vice Coordinator Region 1
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> Hello Everyone
>
> Currently have a very strong OFDM modem, likely 72 tones with brief +1490Hz
> start tone, 2700Hz BW on 14350kHz ISB/DSB.
>
> Probably Russian origin. Last heard in USB mode only on 13113kHz last week.
> Note the unusual postamble.
>
> Recording here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/301213/14350ISB.wav
>
> Cheers
>
> --mco
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2011-JUNE-INTRUDER ALERTS
Date: 31/05/2011 09:46 a.m.
Subject: [INTRUDER ALERT] Weird comms on 29.045Mhz
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Good evening everyone.
Just tuned in what seems to be an intruder on 29.045Mhz FM, using a speech inversion scrambler, with signals around s3 to s5 in strength.
I can only hear one side of the conversation in what seems to be a series of very short replies to the other side.
These signals disappeared at around 21:35 UTC.
The 10 meter band has been treating us to some tropo and short skip conditions tonight, with unsual paths opening up around the Iberian Peninsula. However, this is not the first time that I have noticed some intruder activity in the 29.000 to 29.200 area. I´ve spotted before one of those infamous church service transmissions, on a Sunday, (29.070Mhz FM) and some intruders that I suspect where from North Africa, on 29.175Mhz FM, more than once.
happy monitoring
Paulo, CT2IWW/IN51WF
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2011-APRIL-INTRUDER ALERTS
From: dj9kr@arcor.de
To: intruderalert@iaru-r1.org
Date: 20/04/2011 01:11 a.m.
Subject: [INTRUDER ALERT]
invitation to national telecoms. authorities
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Dear fellow Intruder Hunters,
meanwhile DARC-MonSys are 100 % shure about the "knitting pattern" of the IMs of TRT Radio Ankara:
QRG (kHz) Time s/on px time s/off px QRGs involved
*********** ********* ********** ************************
10110 1825 UTC 1925 UTC 9460 and 9785 kHz
14210 1723 UTC 1824 UTC 9460 and 11835 kHz
The QRG 9460 kHz is active already before and after the IMs. When 9785 kHz is switched on, 10110 appears, when 11835 kHz is switched on, 14210 appears, etc.. The signals are:
10110: S9+10dB (received with a dipole)
14210: S9+35dB (received with a 3-element beam)
Will you please alert your national telecoms authorities and invite them to send an International Complaint to Ankara, Turkey. Thank you very much for your activity!
The more complaints, the better!
Fraternally yours in Amateur Radio
Ulrich Bihlmayer Dj9KR
Vice Coordinator of IARU MonSys Intruder Watch for Region 1 of IARU / ITU
To:IARUMS
Date:20/04/2011 01:50 a.m.
Subject:
[INTRUDER ALERT]
Drift mode Sonde interference 1700 to 6000 kHz.
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Hi all,
As you may have seen from my entry in the March 2011 report, there has been a serious cause of QRM from a drift mode Sonde on all amateur allocations from 1810 to 5405 kHz. This installation is located in the UK and appears to have legal status. Following detailed analysis by G3PLX and considerable digging for information, he discovered that the equipment was ultimately the responsibility of its manufacturer, Lowell Digisonde International.
The OFCOM monitoring station at Baldock made numerous enquiries at my request and as a result, I was contacted by the CEO of this company and asked for the frequencies to be avoided in order to prevent interference to the amateur bands. I gave the band limits at 1.81, 3.5 and 5.2 MHz and included the 7 MHz band also, just in case there is a possibility of this equipment moving higher in frequency. In his reply, the CEO confirmed that the following frequencies would not be used by this equipment in future;-1780-2030 kHz, 3470-3830 kHz, 5220- 5440 kHz, and 6970-7230 kHz. The transmissions on our bands ceased immediately and the matter appears to have been concluded to our satisfaction.
My reason for going into this detail is that there may well be other installations around the world which have not protected the amateur bands from their operations. I believe that there will be a transmitter operating in this mode from Belgium very shortly, I do not know if the amateur bands have been ` notched out'. The transmission is very complex but it sounds like approximately 6 pulses per second over a 400 kHz band for two minutes at a time. In the UK it transmits at 8,23,38 and 53 minutes past the hour. Other installations may have their own time slot.
If any IW Co-ordinator has reports of this type of interference occurring in our bands, please get in touch and I will be happy to supply the contact details for the CEO who dealt with this problem. There was no problem with this company once they realised that their operation was causing interference. I suspect that they will cooperate if the same thing happens elsewhere.
Regards,
Chris Cummings G4BOH
Co-ordinator
RSGB Intruder
Watch
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2011-MARCH-INTRUDER ALERTS
Date: 12/03/2011 10:41 p.m.
Subject: [INTRUDER ALERT] 14012 kHz telex
Sent by: intruderalert-bounces@iaru-r1.org
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Hallo! datum : 12 marz UTC 0900 to 0945 QRG 14012 digi telex Somebady now wtat this ?? Few time on wek listenning 14 Mcs this is first time like listen digi on this frq. Vy 73 ! SP3SUZ
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2011-FEBRUARY-INTRUDER ALERTS
Subject: [INTRUDER ALERT] 18 MHz RADAR
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18.085--18.091 Coffee Percolator RADAR at 22:22 Z at S 5-7 beamed SW from FN20KC. 73,Dennis N3DG
2011-02-24
DARC MONITORING SYSTEM Intruder Watch and Spectrum Control
Coordinator Ulrich Bihlmayer DJ9KR / DL0IW email bandwacht@darc.de
BC Stations still transmitting in the 40-m-Band, Range 7000 - 7200 kHz
QRG (kHz) Name of Broadcast Station, Times in UTC, ITU-Country
7020 Iran Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), IM product, IRN
7100 Azad Kashmir Radio, PAK has left QRG after complaints by BNetzA
7105 Radio China, Nei Menggu PBS, s/on at 2200, CHN - serving as a jammer
against Sound of Hope, TWN
7105 Hainan Firedrake Jammer against Sound of Hope, s/on 2200, CHN
7105 Sound of Hope, s/on 2200, TWN
7120 Voice of the Broad Masses of Eritrea (VOBME), ERI
7120 v *) since 28 January 2011 again White Noise Jammers from Ethiopia on
7120, 7165, 7175, 7180, 7185 depending on tx-ing activity of VOBME
7165 Voice of the Broad Masses of Eritrea, (VOBME), ERI *)
7175 Voice of the Broad Masses of Eritrea, ERI *)
7179 Voice of Russia, IM product of 6090 x 1089, location Krasnodar-Armavir,
1st heard 24 Nov 2010 and still on February 2011, 2058 - 2200 s/off , RUS
7180 Voice of the Broad Masses of Eritrea, ERI *)
7185 Voice of the Broad Masses of Eritrea, ERI *)
7189,7 SLBC Colombo, Hindi 0030 - 0300, Telugu 0830 - 0930, Tamil 1030 - 1230,
Sri Lanka, CLN
7190 Radio Yemen, San'a, YEM
7195 Radio Uganda, English 0600 - 1200 daily, 1200 - 1400 Monday and Sunday, UGA
7200 Radio Omdurman, Arabic 0000 - 2400, SDN
7200 Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), IRN
Program: 1630 - 1730: Tajik; 1730 - 1830: Bosnian; 2030 - 2130: Spanish
7200 "Golos Rossii" (Voice of Russia), location St. Petersburg, 0800 - 1500 UTC,
1 - 8 February 2011, has left QRG after complaints of DARC-MonSys
There may be more BC stations active in the range 7000 - 7200 kHz, however we do not
hear them in Germany / have not received reports of harmful interference.
Homepages: www.iaru-r1.org and www.iarums-r1.org and www.qrz.com/db/dj9kr
Compiled by Ulrich Bihlmayer, DJ9KR State : 16 February 2011
2011-02-24
Subject: Fw: [INTRUDER ALERT] Sonde type transmission 1.7-6 MHz.
HI Jamie
Can you please relay this message on to NZART MS page.
I also have another coming in the next e-mail.
Also relayed suggestion that Amateur radio be used for relaying messages via my
twitter account: Caute_cautim
73 de ZL1GWE John
----- Forwarded by John Martin/New Zealand/IBM on 24/02/2011 08:44 a.m. -----
To: IARUMS
Date: 24/02/2011 04:30 a.m.
Subject: [INTRUDER ALERT] Sonde type transmission 1.7-6 MHz.
Sent by: intruderalert-bounces@iaru-r1.org
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Hi everyone,
I have recently received an email from Peter, G3PLX regarding an
unusual signal which has been heard by amateurs around the UK. He
writes;-
It transmits for two minutes every 15 minutes, starting at 8
minutes past the hour and occupies a bandwidth of 400kHz. During the
night it is parked at 1.7-2.1 MHz and during the daytime it moves up the
band, sometimes jumping around in successive 15-minute slots, so it
would seem to be following the critical frequency.
I have established that the signal is a short (100uS?) pulse repeating
at 10mS intervals, stepping upwards in frequency by 25kHz between
pulses. After 16 of these (i.e. after 160mS; after it has 'swept'
upwards by 400kHz), the pattern repeats. Listening on any spot
frequency, therefore, gives the impression of a pulse every 160mS, that
is, a pulse repetition rate of 6.25 per sec. but detailed examination of
this pulse shows a group of 2 or 3 pulses spaced 10mS apart.
I have heard this signal myself during the day and it seems to
move around different 400 kHz sectors each time it transmits. It is on
for 2 minutes only at 8,23,38, and 53 minutes past the hour. Can anyone
else hear it? I would be very interested to learn where it is received
strongly. I suspect that it will not be far from the UK but I am
prepared to be surprised.
Thanks in advance,
Chris Cummings G4BOH
Co-ordinator
RSGB Intruder Watch
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2011-02-24
Subject: Fw: [INTRUDER ALERT] BC on 40 m (7105 kHz)
HI Jamie
Useful information on 40 M broadcast stations currently:
73 de ZL1GWE John
----- Forwarded by John Martin/New Zealand/IBM on 24/02/2011 08:47 a.m. -----
Date: 23/02/2011 09:22 p.m.
Subject: [INTRUDER ALERT] BC on 40 m (7105 kHz)
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Hello everybody,
the BC is R.China Nei Menggu PBS starting at 2200 UTC with a Chinese px. At the same
time starts Sound-of-Hope from TWN. Possibly the "purpose" of the transmissions of
R.China is to <<< jam >>> Sound of Hope. Sometimes, instead of R.China, we have
monitored the Hainan Firedrake Jammer from CHN jamming S-o-H.
Pse look at www.iarums-r1.org for info.
See also attachment.
Regards,
Uli DJ9KR
IARU MONITORING SYSTEM Vice Coordinator Region 1
----- Original Nachricht ----
Datum: 22.02.2011 23:43
Betreff: [INTRUDER ALERT] BC on 40 m
> BC on 40 m
> 7,105 MHz, 2240 UTC, BC Chinese in m. and f. voice, S8 (other BC in the
> background)
> QTH: Ljubljana, SVN, LOCATOR JN75fb, RIG: Flex 5000 A/ ATU; ANT 20 m
> end-feed, random wire 7 up, East-West
> 73 Jurij
2011-02-22
HI Jamie
OTHR radar from the west on 18 Mhz - any reports here in New Zealand - appreciated.
73
de ZL1GWE
John
----- Forwarded by John Martin/New Zealand/IBM on 22/02/2011 11:42 a.m. -----
Date: 22/02/2011 11:07 a.m.
Subject: [INTRUDER ALERT] 18 Mhz Radar Percolator
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18.085--18.095 MHz at 2200 Z, Strong Percolator Noise (likely Radar) at S 9 from West, no copy at all from the East.
73,
Dennis
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Date: 04/02/2011 10:36 a.m.
Subject: [INTRUDER ALERT] 18.092 MHz Woodpecker
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Fast Woodpecker at S1-3 at 18.092.6 MHz at 2133 Z (while beamed to South).
73,
Dennis
N3DG
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Date: 02/02/2011 02:54 a.m.
Subject: [INTRUDER ALERT] W.: Re: [dxld] Re: 7200 Radio Rossii St. Petersburg
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Dear fellow Intruder Hunters,
Radio Rossii (= Radio Russia) is active now on 7200 kHz (1330 UTC) very loud in
Tuebingen, southern Germany. German telecoms. have pin-pointed the intruder and
will file an International Complaint. Will you please also inform you National
telecom. authorities for action. Tnx!
Regards,
Uli, DJ9KR
Vice Coordinator of IARU MonSys Region 1
----- Original News ----
Von: Wolfgang Bueschel
An: Ulrich BihlmayerDJ9KR , Wolf Hadel_DK2OM online.de>
Datum: 01.02.2011 13:39
Betreff: Re: [dxld] Re: 7200 Radio Rossii St. Petersburg FYI - R Rossi hat
circa 6 Zeitzonenprogramme von Radio Rossii in Russisch. Das 7200 kHz Programm
stimmt nicht mit 12075 / [ab 1325 UTC 7310 kHz] überein...
Translation by DJ9KR:
FYI - R Rossi has abt 6 different time zone programs in Russian. The program on
7200 kHz is not // with 12075 / (starting at 1325 on 7310 kHz) > 7200 0800-1500
27,28 S.P 200 215 0 203 RUS NEW GFC
Thanks Mike, switched in here, late at 1220 UT - and noted 7200 kHz R Rossii
program in Russian via St. Petersburg site, S=9+25 dB super signal. Not // R
Rossii Moscow Taldom 12075 kHz til 1300 UT, and starts on 7310 kHz at 1325 UT
usually.
73 wolfgang df5sx P11
----- Original Message -----
From: "mikebarraclough" Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2011 1:03 PM
Subject: Re: 7200 R Rossii St.Petersburg
>> ** RUSSIA. Planned new transmissions via Russian transmitter site:
>> 7200 0800-1500 27,28 S.P 200 215 0 203 RUS NEW GFC
>> I'll monitor this St. Petersburg outlet on coming week, due of wrong
>> >band selection by Russian telecom authorities. 7200 kHz is NOT meant
>> >for AM/DSB broadcast transmission next to amateur radio band 7.0 to
>> >7.2 kHz.
> Noted this morning at 0855, thought it was too strong to be Yakutsk which
> I haven't heard here lately. S9+10db at 1202, good modulation.
> Mike in England
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To: intruderalert@iaru-r1.org
Date: 15/01/2011 12:24 p.m.
Subject: Re: [INTRUDER ALERT] the stn on 7099, 9 kHz announces as
"This is R.Pakistan"
Sent by: intruderalert-bounces@iaru-r1.org
FWIW, I had it just 2 Hz ABOVE 7100 kHz.
Regards,
Mauno
> Dear Intruder Busters,
> again today at 1600 UTC I have clearly heard the ann. of the BC on 7099,9 kHz:
>"This is Radio Pakistan with the news." There are English news from 1600 - 1615 UTC.
> Earlier this week the announcement was
> "Ye Radio Pakistan he".
> Regards and happy listening
> de:-)) Uli, DJ9KR
> Vice Coordinator of IARU-MonSys Region 1
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Date: 06/01/2011 04:34 a.m.
Subject: Re: [INTRUDER ALERT] PAK / AKR 7099.9 kHz - Action urgently
requested!
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I
>************************** snip **********************************************
>I have heard Azad Kashmir Radio (AKR) yesterday on 7099,9 kHz
>from 1454 - 1801 UTC loud and clear with jingle and ID. Also I
>have informed the German telecoms. Bundesnetzagentur "Federal
>Net Agency" who have also listend and have taken a fix. They will
>send an International Complaint to Pakistan.
>
>So here is my request:
>Could you, please, also inform your National telecommunications
>authorities about the activity of AKR on 7100 (v) and ask them to
>send an International Complaint? The more complaints, the better!
>Thank you very much for your good work.
>Fraternally yours in Amateur Radio,
>Uli Bihlmayer DJ9Kr
>Vice Coordinator of IARU Monitoring System Region 1
Uli,
Baldock informed on Wednesday 5th. Jan. They assisted Konstanz
with a bearing earlier in the week so already knew about it! Let us see
how long it takes the system to work.
Regards,
Chris
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From: dj9kr@arcor.de
To: intruderalert@iaru-r1.org
Date: 04/01/2011 01:15 a.m.
Subject: [INTRUDER ALERT] PAK / AKR 7099.9 kHz - Action urgently requested!
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From:
IARU MONITORING SYSTEM Intruder Watch
Ulrich Bihlmayer DJ9KR / DL0IW
- Vice Coordinator -
Eichhaldenstrasse 35
72074 Tuebingen, Germany
Email: dj9kr@arcor.de
Homepage: www.iarums-r1.org
Dear fellow Intruder Busters,
here are the news from Victor 4S7VK
QSP-ed by DF5SX:
----- Original Information ----
From: Wolfgang Bueschel
To:Ulrich BihlmayerDJ9KR , Wolf Hadel_DK2OM
This is a QSP from DJ5SX, good OM Wolf Bueschel fyi.
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Date:03.01.2011 11:11
Betreff: Fw: PAK / AKR 7099.9 kHz
From: "G. Victor A. Goonetilleke"
Sent: Monday, January 03, 2011 2:55 AM
Subject: [DXplorer] PAK / AKR 7099.9 kHz
>4790 Azad Kashmir Radio 0045-0215 Kashmiri 10 68 Rawalpindi PAK
>4790 Azad Kashmir Radio 0230-0425 Kashmiri 10 68 Rawalpindi PAK =7265
>4790 Azad Kashmir Radio 1330-1430 Kashmiri 10 68 Raw. API-8 PAK
>4790 Azad Kashmir Radio 1445-1600 Kashmiri 100 ND Rawalpindi
>PAK altern.3975
>4790 Azad Kashmir Radio 1600-1615 English 100 ND Rawalpindi PAK
>4790 Azad Kashmir Radio 1615-1815 Kashmiri 100 ND Rawalpindi PAK
>
> Above is the sked via Wolfgang Bueschel. Expect any of those
> transmissions to be on 7100v. Right now at 0145 booming signal here
> near Colombo. The evening transmission in SoAsia 1445-1811 s.off has
> been regular in the last few days.
> --
> G. Victor A. Goonetilleke 4S7VK,
> "Shangri-la"' 298 Madapatha Road,
> Piliyandala. Sri Lanka.
>
> E-mail: victorg @ slt.lk
> victor.goonetilleke @ gmail.com
> Skype: victorgoonetilleke
> +941 12614098 Mob: +94 718328336
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I have heard Azad Kashmir Radio (AKR) yesterday on 7099,9 kHz from 1454 -
1801 UTC loud and clear with jingle and ID. Also I have informed the German
telecoms. Bundesnetzagentur "Federal Net Agency" who have also listend and
have taken a fix. They will send an International Complaint to Pakistan.
So here is my request:
Could you, please, also inform your National telecommunications authorities
about the activity of AKR on 7100 (v) and ask them to send an International
Complaint? The more complaints, the better!
Thank you very much for your good work.
Fraternally yours in Amateur Radio,
Uli Bihlmayer DJ9Kr
Vice Coordinator of IARU Monitoring System Region 1
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