Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Cleay Counter-Drug/Law Enforcement/Homeland Security HF ALE

Special thanks to Mark Cleary for this fantastic list.
Send updates, additions, & corrections to M. Cleary (markcleary@juno.com)

This list contains ALE address and frequency information for the COTHEN Net, TISCOM Net, FBI ALE Net, US Army/DEA PANTHER Net, and US Army South Flight Following Service (SKYWATCH) Net.

COTHEN, PANTHER Net, and TISCOM ALE

COTHEN Background Info
Source: U.S. Customs Today, March 2000 issue.

Back in 1984, the design for an ultra-sensitive U.S. Customs radio network was conceived. Code-named COTHEN, Customs Over The Horizon Enforcement Network, it combines a radio, computer, and a tactical voice privacy unit into a state-of-the-art communications system that meets the demanding requirements of Customs' tactical interdiction aircraft and boats in their fight against smuggling activities.

COTHEN's first fixed station transmitter near Memphis, Tenn., became operational in 1985. The Blue Lightning Operations Center was the first command office and its marine vessels were the first tactical platforms to have COTHEN radios. This initial deployment proved so successful that COTHEN grew to include all U.S. Customs aircraft.

High powered fixed station transmitters located across the United States are connected to Customs' Air, Marine, and Special Agent In Charge (SAIC) locations via dedicated telephone lines. Tactical interdiction platforms that are equipped with a COTHEN radio can place a call to any other platform or office in the network. Thanks to innovative technological advancements, a COTHEN radio is able to establish a link with another COTHEN radio thousands of miles away with no more difficulty than placing a phone call.

COTHEN has been instrumental in helping law enforcement agencies successfully complete a number of missions. For instance, early last year off the coast of Puerto Rico, COTHEN played a primary role in impressive seizures of 1,169 kilos of cocaine, one boat, three smugglers, and 41 illegal aliens by making sure all the entities involved in the action remained in contact with each other.

COTHEN now provides communications support for more than 235 aircraft, marine interdiction vessels, command offices, and numerous allied agencies including the U.S. Coast Guard, Drug Enforcement Administration, Border Patrol, Army, Navy, and Joint Interagency Task Forces. COTHEN's Technical Service Center (TSC) provides real-time on-the-air support services and guarantees communications between users. The Telecommunications Specialists who operate the TSC have many innovative diagnostic tools used to ensure communications, including a telephone patch (TRICS), a platform tracking and location system (TRACS), and over- the-air-rekeying capabilities (DARK).

The COTHEN and TSC team, responsible for all program management and on-the-air technical support, is headquartered at the Communication Management Division's National Law Enforcement Communications Center in Orlando, Fla.

The June 2000 edition of US Customs Today stated that their were 15 remote transmitters in the COTHEN network.

The FCC released the locations of the the COTHEN transmitters in an October 2004 document:

Site Name Latitude Longitude
Albuquerque, NM 35º 05' 02" N 105º 34' 23" W
Arecibo, PR 18º 17' 26" N 66º 22' 33" W
Atlanta, GA 32º 33' 06" N 84º 23' 35" W
Beaufort, SC 34º 34' 22" N 76º 09' 48" W
Cape Charles, VA 37º 05' 37" N 75º 58' 06" W
Cedar Rapids, IA 42º 00' 09" N 91º 17' 39" W
Denver, CO 39º 15' 45" N 103º 34' 23" W
Fort Myers, FL 81º 31' 20" N 26º 20' 01" W
Kansas City, MO 38º 22' 10" N 93º 21' 48" W
Las Vegas, NV 36º 21' 15" N 114º 17' 33" W
Lovelock, NV 40º 03' 07" N 118º 18' 56" W
Memphis, TN 34º 21' 57" N 90º 02' 43" W
Miami, FL 25º 46' 20" N 80º 28' 48" W
Morehead City, NC 34º 34' 50" N 78º 13' 59" W
Oklahoma City, OK 34º 30' 52" N 97º 30' 52" W
Orlando, FL 28º 31' 30" N 80º 48' 58" W
Reno, NV 38º 31' 12" N 119º 14' 37" W
Sarasota, FL 27º 12' 41" N 81º 31' 20" W
Wilmington, NC 34º 29' 24" N 78º 04' 31" W
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Frequencies
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COTHEN Freqs: 5732, 7527, 8912, 10242, 11494, 13907, 15867, 18594, 20890, 23214, 25350

*note - 11494 kHz is also a USDA frequency which accounts for occasional USDA/Fedcom traffic

DEA/US Army PANTHER Net Freqs: (Old) 4991, 5912, 6855, 7657, 8983, 9306, 9497, 11202, 12138, 14350, 15953.5

Since then they have appeared on 4995, 5781, 6721, 7808, 8965, 9972, 10683, 11175, 13200 as well as COTHEN.

*note - most activity on PANTHER net appears to have been discontinued.

Telecommunications & Information Systems Command (TISCOM) Freqs: 3053, 4730, 6709, 8859, 8980, 9034, 11196, 13221, 15082, 17988. TISCOM is used by USCG aircraft, cutters, and shore stations.

*note - In February 2007 USCG cutters were logged using ALE on 8337.6 and 10993.6 kHz

ALE Idents
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The following idents appear on COTHEN, TISCOM and PANTHER nets.

Format: ALE address, user, id if known, stations worked, date first logged, date last logged
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014FEM FEMA Station WGY9014 w/TSC 12-7-06, 12-19-06
019FEM FEMA Station WGY9019 w/AL4 11-30-06
034FEM FEMA Station WGY9034, South Carolina w/FC4, TSC 12-7-06

05Z Unknown w/LNT, NOJ, OPB, PAC, TSC 3-27-07, 3-29-07

14N CBP CESSNA 550 #N4614N, Davis Monthan AFB, voice call "OMAHA 14N" w/CNT 7-29-04, 3-2-06

201 See I01 w/WST 11-9-04

302 Poss. CBP Marine Interceptor w/TSC

437FEMAUX FEMA Auxiliary station w/TSC 3-27-06

444 Poss. CBP Marine Interceptor w/M70 11-22-04
492 Poss. CBP Marine Interceptor w/707 4-14-07

5## USCG HC-130s
500 USCG HC-130H #1500, CGAS Elizabeth City
501 USCG HC-130H #1501, CGAS Elizabeth City
502 USCG HC-130H #1502, CGAS Elizabeth City w/DIL
503 USCG HC-130H #1503, CGAS Elizabeth City
504 USCG HC-130H #1504, CGAS Clearwater w/JOE, MC2

564 Poss. CBP Marine Interceptor w/MC3 9-18-04
599 Poss. CBP Marine Interceptor w/CS6 3-21-04, 5-17-07
626 Poss. CBP Marine Interceptor w/TSC 11-15-04, 3-30-06
630 Poss. CBP Marine Interceptor w/CS3 4-10-04

7## USCG HC-130s
700 USCG HC-130H #1700, CGAS Kodiak
701 USCG HC-130H #1701, CGAS Barbers Point
702 USCG HC-130H #1702, CGAS Barbers Point
703 USCG HC-130H #1703, CGAS Sacramento
704 USCG HC-130H #1704, CGAS Sacramento
705 USCG HC-130H #1705, CGAS Kodiak
706 USCG HC-130H #1706, CGAS Clearwater w/STR 6-24-05
707 USCG HC-130H #1707, CGAS Clearwater
708 USCG HC-130H #1708, CGAS Clearwater
709 USCG HC-130H #1709, CGAS Kodiak
710 USCG HC-130H #1710, CGAS Kodiak
711 USCG HC-130H #1711, CGAS Elizabeth City
712 USCG HC-130H #1712, CGAS Clearwater
713 USCG HC-130H #1713, CGAS Barbers Point
714 USCG HC-130H #1714, CGAS Barbers Point
715 USCG HC-130H #1715, CGAS Sacramento
716 USCG HC-130H #1716, CGAS Sacramento w/JOE, V09
717 USCG HC-130H #1717, CGAS Clearwater
718 USCG HC-130H #1718, CGAS Sacramento w/JOE 9-30-05
719 USCG HC-130H #1719, CGAS Clearwater
720 USCG HC-130H #1720, CGAS Clearwater

778 Poss. CBP Marine Interceptor w/PR1 2-05-03

790 USCG HC-130H #1790, CGAS Kodiak

801 Poss. CBP Marine Interceptor w/CS5 2-4-03
821 Poss. CBP Marine Interceptor w/CS6 3-2-04

852419 US Army helicopter w/TSC 10-2-03

A## CBP UH-60 Blackhawks.
A10 CBP UH-60 tail # 78-23010 San Diego AMB, CA 10-11-03, 11-16-06
A18 CBP UH-60 tail # 77-22718 "OMAHA 718" en route Yuma 7-22-05 7-5-03, 10-18-06
A20 CBP UH-60 tail # 79-23320 1-30-03, 3-29-07
A21 CBP UH-60 tail # 79-23321 "OMAHA 321", Florida 1-21-03, 10-15-06
A23 CBP UH-60 tail # 80-23423 "OMAHA 423", Florida w/TSC, MCC 7-3-03, 3-25-07
A32 see A21 w/CS5 10-30-03
A321 see A21 w/CS5 10-30-03
A39 w/TSC 11-28-06, 5-9-07
A41 CBP UH-60 tail # 87-24641 2-15-04, 12-4-06
A44 CBP UH-60 tail # 79-23344 Riverside or San Diego AMB 1-27-03, 4-1-07
A47 CBP UH-60 tail # 82-23747 "OMAHA 747" 2-08-03, 1-31-06
A48 CBP UH-60 tail # 86-24548 1-17-03, 11-2-06
A50 CBP UH-60 tail # 79-23350 2-7-03, 4-27-07
A58 CBP UH-60 tail # 86-24558, "BLACKHAWK 558", "OMAHA 558" 7-4-03, 3-21-07
A65 CBP UH-60 tail # 80-23465 6-26-03, 3-18-07
A70 CBP UH-60 tail # 82-23670 "OMAHA 670" 12-31-02, 11-4-06
A82 CBP UH-60 tail # 78-22982 11-19-03, 7-21-06
A97 CBP UH-60 tail # 79-23297 "OMAHA 297", San Diego AMB 7-29-03, 4-19-07
A99 CBP UH-60 tail # 79-23299 2-06-03, 5-4-07

AAA Unknown w/CS5, TSC 1-9-04, 1-28-04

ADD Unknown w/DIL 11-14-60

ADQ USCG District 17 unit (TISCOM id) 12-9-04, 10-7-05

AL4 FEMA WGY954, Alabama EOC, Montgomery, AL w/019FEM 11-30-06, 12-7-06
AL4FMA FEMA WGY954, Alabama EOC, Montgomery, AL w/TSC 12-7-06, 5-15-07

AST USCG Unknown w/H99 8-29-04

ATU USCG LORAN Station Attu Island, AK (TISCOM id) w/NOJ 12-9-04, 7-17-05

B02 Unknown w/TSC 10-6-05
B03 Unknown

BOB CBP Orlando, FL Customs National Law Enforcement Communications Center -- Technical Service Center w/MVT, CS4, IKE, DL1 12-22-04, 1-14-05

C## US Army Corps of Engineers ground stations and mobiles. (The Corps of Engineers has 6 Rapid Response Vehicles and several Deployable Containerized Tactical Operations Centers and Emergency Command and Control Vehicles used to support FEMA and DHS communications during a crisis/disaster. Three were used at the WTC after 9/11.)
C01 USACE Rapid Response Vehicle # 1, St. Louis, MO w/COE 6-9-04, 7-12-06
C02 USACE Rapid Response Vehicle # 2, Baltimore, MD, "CHARLIE 02" w/CS1, CS5, TSC, I55, COE 9-20-03, 1-24-07
C03 USACE Rapid Response Vehicle # 3, Nashville, TN, voice call "RRV 03" w/COE 3-3-04, 7-12-06
C04 USACE Rapid Response Vehicle # 4, Los Angeles, CA w/COE, C10, I08 3-3-04, 8-11-04
C05 USACE Rapid Response Vehicle # 5, Portland, OR w/COE, TSC, J03 7-15-04, 5-19-06
C06 USACE Rapid Response Vehicle # 6, Fort Worth, TX w/COE 3-3-04, 7-12-06
C10 USACE Tactical Operations System, Mobile, AL w/C04, C11, C12, C50, C99, L0S, COE 2-25-04, 11-16-06
C11 USACE Emergency Command & Control Vehicle # 1, Mobile, AL, "CHARLIE 11", w/COE, C10 9-20-03, 7-12-05
C12 USACE Emergency Command & Control Vehicle # 2, Mobile, AL w/COE, C10, C80 3-3-04, 2-15-06
C13 USACE Emergency Command & Control Vehicle # 3, Sacramento, CA w/COE 1-5-05, 2-9-05
C20 USACE Communications Office, Mobile, AL w/COE, CS1, CS6, SAMMF1 8-19-04, 9-6-05
C21 USACE TOC, Mobile, AL w/COE 3-10-04, 9-14-06
C22 USACE TOC 5-12-07, 5-16-07
C23 USACE TOC, Mobile, AL w/COE 6-8-05, 6-8-05
C24 USACE TOC, Honolulu, HI
C26 USACE Chicago, IL EOC, voice call "CHARLIE 26", w/COE, LRD1 11-3-04, 7-12-06
C27 USACE Pittsburgh, PA EOC, voice call "CHARLIE 27", w/COE 4-7-04, 11-3-04
C30 USACE Anchorage, AK EOC w/COE, TSC 3-3-04, 2-8-06
C33 USACE
C35 USACE Vicksburg, MS EOC, voice call "CHARLIE 35" w/COE 6-8-04, 1-9-07
C36 USACE 8-4-03
C37 USACE w/CS5 10-25-03
C46 USACE Kansas City, MO EOC 7-12-06
C47 USACE Omaha, NE EOC 7-12-06
C50 USACE Operations Center, Washington, DC w/COE, PNR, 8JF, C10 11-6-03, 3-8-07
C54 USACE
C80 USACE w/C12 6-14-05, 2-15-06
C99 USACE Portable radio unit w/TSC, C10 5-25-05, 9-21-06

CBE USCGC TAHOMA (WMEC 908) (COTHEN & TISCOM id) w/NMN, LGV, H13, F39, F40, F41, TST 6-15-05, 1-19-06

CDA Unknown, voice call "COTHEN 207", w/DL3, TSC 11-5-04, 4-22-07

CGA USCG Unknown (TISCOM id) w/790 3-1-05

CG1 USCG Unknown w/TSC, DIL 11-14-04, 5-1-07

CLR Unknown w/CS8 8-26-05

CMR Unknown w/RAY 2-2-05

CNT CBP AMOC Central Regional Communications Node 11-5-04, 5-21-07

COE US Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile, AL, voice call "CHARLIE OSCAR ECHO" w/CS8, CS2, CS3, CS4, TSC, J16, J40, C01, C02, C03, C04, C05, C06, C10, C11, C12, C13, C20, C21, C23, C26, C27, C30, C35, C50, STR, T72, MV5 10-24-03, 3-8-07

CR4 Unknown 11-23-06

CRB CBP AMOC Caribbean Regional Communications Node 11-2-04, 5-12-07

CS1 COTHEN Remote Atlanta, GA used frequently by TSC, voice call "SERVICE CENTER"
CS2 COTHEN Remote Memphis, TN
CS3 COTHEN Remote Oklahoma City, OK
CS4 COTHEN Remote Lovelock, NV
CS5 COTHEN Remote Wilmington, NC
CS6 COTHEN Remote Kansas City, MO
CS7 COTHEN Remote Denver, CO
CS8 COTHEN Remote Albuquerque, NM
CS9 COTHEN Remote Beaufort, SC often used by OPBAT voice call "PANTHER" and by Customs Surveillance Support Center, Jacksonville voice call "JACKKNIFE"

CSK USCG CAMSLANT Chesapeake, VA w/700, 711, 718, J13, J31, J33, J36, J40, OPB, PNR400, NMC, TSC 9-15-04, 11-5-06

D## CBP P-3/Q200 Detector Units
D01 CBP BOMBARDIER Q400 #N801MR, voice "OMAHA 1MR"
D02 CBP BOMBARDIER Q400 #N802MR, voice "OMAHA 2MR"
D2C CBP another address used by D42 9-22-03
D2CS CBP another address used by D42 9-22-03
D03 CBP BOMBARDIER Q400 #N803MR
D07 Unknown w/704, H81, J33 1-21-06, 4-1-06
D14 CBP P-3A “Slick” #N18314/BuNo 150314, Corpus Christi AMB, TX, voice call "OMAHA 314"
D23 CBP P-3B “Slick” #N423SK/BuNo 153423, Corpus Christi AMB, TX, voice call "OMAHA 23SK"
D31 CBP P-3B "Slick" #N431SK/BuNo 153431, Jacksonville AMB, FL, voice "OMAHA 31"
D41 CBP P-3B "Slick" #N741SK/BuNo 152741, Jacksonville AMB, FL, voice call "OMAHA 41SK"
D42 CBP P-3 AEW&C #N142CS/BuNo 153452, Corpus Chrisiti AMB, TX
D43 CBP P-3 AEW&C #N143CS/BuNo 153447, Corpus Christi AMB, TX, voice call "OMAHA 3CS"
D44 CBP P-3 AEW&C #N144CS/BuNo 153446, Corpus Christi AMB, TX, voice "OMAHA 4CS"
D45 CBP P-3 AEW&C #N145CS/BuNo 155299, Jacksonville AMB, FL
D46 CBP P-3 AEW&C #N146CS/BuNo 154605, Jacksonville AMB, FL
D47 CBP P-3 AEW&C #N147CS/BuNo 152722, Jacksonville AMB, FL
D48 CBP P-3 AEW&C #N148CS/BuNo 154575, Corpus Christi AMB, TX
D49 CBP P-3 AEW&C #N149CS/BuNo 154581, Corpus Christi AMB, TX, voice call "OMAHA 9CS"
D69 CBP P-3B “Slick” #N769SK/BuNo 152729, Jacksonville AMB, FL, voice call "OMAHA 9SK"
D70 CBP P-3A "Slick" #N16370/BuNo 152170, Corpus Christi AMB, TX
D90 CBP P-3A "Slick" #N15390/Buno 151390, Corpus Christi AMB, TX, voice "OMAHA 390"
D95 CBP P-3A “Slick” #N16295/BuNo 151395, Corpus Christi AMB, TX, voice call "OMAHA 295"

DCK USCGC SANIBEL (WPB 1312) w/GWH

DHS CBP w/T07, T58, VY1, VY2 12-8-04, 2-28-06

DIL USCGC DILIGENCE (WMEC 616) w/ADD, CG1, J33, MCC, T72, 501, 502, VY1, VY2, FM1, FP4FEM001, FP4PFEM001 8-31-05, 11-29-06

DL1 Unknown w/TSC in voice comms mentioned Unit 35 and Unit 37 w/STR, TSC 2-25-05, 3-22-07
DL3 Unknown w/CDA, TSC 11-5-04

DR1 Unknown w/TSC 3-15-07

E## Unknown
E01 Unknown w/TSC 10-17-06
E11 Unknown w/TSC, TST 10-22-03, 9-5-06
E17 w/CS1 4-24-04
E36
E70 w/CS9 4-29-04
E82 w/LNT 9-1-05

ERH USCGC TYBEE (WPB 1330)

EST CBP AMOC Eastern Regional Communications Node 11-4-04, 5-21-07

F## USCG HU-25 Falcons
F04 USCG HU-25 #2104 CGAS Corpus Christi TX,w/LHV, STR 5-21-05
F09 USCG HU-25 #2109 CGAS Cape Cod
F12 USCG HU-25 #2112 CGAS Miami, voice call "FOXTROT 12"
F20 USCG HU-25 #2120 CGAS Cape Cod
F29 USCG HU-25 #2129 CGAS Miami
F31 USCG HU-25 #2131 CGAS Cape Cod
F33 USCG HU-25 #2133 CGAS Cape Cod, voice call "FOXTROT 33"
F35 USCG HU-25 #2135 CGAS Corpus Christi TX , w/NMC on TISCOM Net
F36 USCG HU-25 #2136 ATC Mobile
F39 USCG HU-25 #2139 CGAS Cape Cod, voice call "FOXTROT 39"
F40 USCG HU-25 #2140 CGAS Cape Cod, voice call "FALCON 40" and "FOXTROT 40" w/V20 2-16-06
F41 USCG HU-25 #2141 CGAS Corpus Christi TX, voice call "FOXTROT 41"

FAASJU FAA San Juan ARTCC, PR 3-16-05, 5-4-05

FC4 FEMA WGY904 Region 4, Thomasville, GA w/034FEM 12-7-06

FL# CBP Florida remote transmitters
FL1 CBP w/PR1, TSC, A21, 709, J13, I3L 7-6-03, 11-4-06
FL2 CBP w/PR1, CS2, CS5, CS6, CS8, UCG, TSC, MC2, 502, 705, J10, J15, J36, J38, T16, XXX, I63 7-6-03, 4-11-07

FM1 FEMA Station w/DIL during TS Ernesto 8-31-06

FMK USCGC SENECA (WMEC 906) w/UCG, J19, OPB, SNN 12-7-06, 5-12-07

FP4FEM001 FEMA Station w/DIL during TS Ernesto 8-31-06
FP4PFEM001 FEMA Station w/DIL during TS Ernesto 8-31-06
FR4FMA FEMA Station, voice "WGY9024 Region 4, Atlanta" w/TSC 11-21-06, 11-28-06

GWH Unknown (Prob USCG) w/F41, LGV 1-19-06, 2-5-06

H## USCG HITRON MH-68A gunships
H09 USCG MH-68A #1109 w/H95, H98, H99, PAC 7-6-05, 2-22-06
H13 USCG MH-68A #1113 w/TSC, LGV, H78, CBE 6-6-05, 7-7-05
H78 USCG MH-68A #1078 w/H13, H99, TSC, RKN 5-12-05, 6-26-06
H81 USCG MH-68A #1081, voice "HOTEL 81" w/TSC, D07 5-3-05, 5-19-07
H91 USCG MH-68A #1091 w/H99 8-26-04
H95 USCG MH-68A #1095 w/CS6, HNC, TSC, H09 12-8-04, 12-7-06
H98 USCG MH-68A #1098 w/H09, H99, LNT, TSC 11-16-04, 5-21-06
H99 USCG MH-68A #1099 w/H09, H78, H91, H98, OPB, TSC, CS9 8-26-04, 3-1-06

HNC USCGC HARRIET LANE (WMEC 903) w/RUF, H95, TSC, PAC, OPB 2-26-05, 4-12-07

HP3011 Unknown (TISCOM id) w/J13 5-6-07

I## CBP Interceptor Aircraft
I00 CBP CESSNA 550 #N1200N 9-15-03, 11-19-06
I01 CBP CESSNA 550 #N37201, voice call "OMAHA 201", San Diego AMB 1-17-04, 11-29-06
I08 CBP CESSNA 550 #N5408G, "OMAHA 08G", Bellingham AMB w/CS6, CS3, C04, CNT, WST 7-11-03, 6-12-06
I14 CBP CESSNA 550 #N4614N, "OMAHA 14N" 1-29-03, 11-29-06
I1L CBP CESSNA 550 #N6001L, voice call "OMAHA 01L" w/CNT 6-26-03, 10-24-06
I201 CBP see I01 9-29-04
I21 CBP CESSNA 550 #N26621, voice "OMAHA 621" 1-1-04, 4-20-07
I31 CBP CESSNA 550 #N2531K 1-30-03, 5-13-07
I34 CBP CESSNA 550 #N2734K 7-6-03, 4-21-07
I37 CBP CESSNA 550 #N6637G, San Diego AMB, CA 7-1-03, 5-18-07
I3L CBP CESSNA 550 #N6763L 7-8-03, 12-9-06
I43 CBP BEECH 65-A90 #N43SA, Miami AMB, voice "OMAHA 3SA" w/OPB, D47 7-11-03, 4-20-07
I49 CBP CESSNA 550 #N12549, STB, Oklahoma City, OK w/CS3, CS9 10-5-03, 2-21-07
I4J CBP CESSNA 550 #N5314J, San Angelo AMB, TX. At Bellingham 6-5-06 w/CS3, CNT, EST, WST 8-13-03, 1-6-07
I52 CBP CESSNA 550 #N752CC, voice call "OMAHA 2CC" 7-8-03, 4-20-07
I53 CBP CESSNA 550 #N753CC, STB Oklahoma City, OK w/CNT, WST 11-19-03, 7-12-06
I54 CBP CESSNA 550 #N1254X, Miami AMB, OMAHA 54X" 7-6-03, 5-3-07
I55 CBP CESSNA 550 #N1255K, Miami AMB, "OMAHA 55K" w/CS1, SD, C02, EST, CNT 8-31-03, 5-21-07
I57 CBP CESSNA 550 #1257B, Miami AMB, "OMAHA 57B" 7-8-03, 2-15-07
I62 CBP CESSNA 550 #N3262M, "OMAHA 62M" 1-29-03, 4-25-07
I63 CBP CESSNA 550 #N2663Y 7-11-03, 5-9-07
I75 CBP CESSNA 550 #N6775C, "OMAHA 75C" 1-29-03, 11-28-06
I76 CBP CESSNA 550 #N6776T, voice "OMAHA 76", San Diego AMB, CA w/CS4, CNT, WST 1-25-04, 10-5-06
I86 CBP CESSNA 550 #N586RE 9-16-03, 8-31-06
I94 CBP CESSNA 550 #N26494 1-21-04, 10-4-06
I96 CBP CESSNA 550 #N26496 12-25-03, 5-17-07
I97 CBP CESSNA 550 #N797CW 1-3-04, 11-11-06

ICB USCGC FORWARD (WMEC 911) (TISCOM & COTHEN id) w/OPB, D90, J38 3-16-07, 5-10-07
IKL USCGC TAMPA (WMEC 902), voice "SHARK 02" w/OPB, NRT, J39 5-17-07, 5-22-07

IWB Possibly Information Warfare Battlelab an Air Force experimental technology demonstrator program
IWB Unknown w/X53 10-22-03, 1-4-04
IWBF50 Unknown w/X53 10-22-03
IWBF7D Unknown w/X53, X60 1-4-04, 3-23-04

J## U.S. Coast Guard HH-60J/MH-60J helicopters
J01 USCG MH-60J #6001 CGAS Elizabeth City
J02 USCG MH-60J #6002 CGAS San Diego
J03 USCG MH-60J #6003 CGAS Elizabeth City w/STR, C05
J04 USCG HH-60J #6004 CGAS Cape Cod
J05 USCG MH-60J #6005 CGAS Kodiak
J06 USCG MH-60J #6006 CGAS Kodiak w/JOE
J07 USCG HH-60J #6007
J08 USCG MH-60J #6008 CGAS Clearwater
J09 USCG MH-60J #6009 CGAS Elizabeth City w/JOE
J10 USCG HH-60J #6010 CGAS Clearwater
J11 USCG HH-60J #6011 ATC Mobile
J12 USCG MH-60J #6012 CGAS Kodiak
J13 USCG MH-60J #6013 CGAS Kodiak w/HP3011
J14 USCG MH-60J #6014 CGAS Elizabeth City w/JOE, STR
J15 USCG HH-60J #6015 CGAS Clearwater w/JOE
J16 USCG HH-60J #6016 CGAS Clearwater w/STR
J17 USCG HH-60J #6017 CGAS Clearwater
J18 USCG HH-60J #6018 CGAS Clearwater
J19 USCG HH-60J #6019 CGAS Clearwater
J21 USCG MH-60J #6021 CGAS Kodiak
J22 USCG HH-60J #6022 CGAS Astoria
J23 USCG HH-60J #6023 ATC Mobile
J24 USCG MH-60J #6024 CGAS Kodiak
J25 USCG MH-60J #6025 CGAS San Diego w/STR
J26 USCG MH-60J #6026 CGAS Kodiak
J27 USCG HH-60J #6027 ATC Mobile
J28 USCG HH-60J #6028 CGAS Cape Cod
J29 USCG MH-60J #6029 CGAS Clearwater
J30 USCG HH-60J #6030 CGAS Astoria
J31 USCG HH-60J #6031 ATC Mobile w/JOE
J32 USCG HH-60J #6032 CGAS Cape Cod
J33 USCG HH-60J #6033 CGAS Clearwater
J34 USCG MH-60J #6034 CGAS Clearwater
J35 USCG MH-60J #6035 CGAS Kodiak
J36 USCG MH-60J #6036 CGAS Elizabeth City w/D02, JOE, STR
J37 USCG MH-60J #6037 CGAS San Diego
J38 USCG HH-60J #6038 CGAS Clearwater
J39 USCG MH-60J #6039 CGAS Clearwater
J40 USCG MH-60J #6040 CGAS San Diego
J41 USCG MH-60J #6041 CGAS Elizabeth City
J42 USCG MH-60J #6042 CGAS Clearwater w/D90

JHT USCGC LIBERTY (WPB 1334) (TISCOM id) 4-7-05

JOE CBP poss Cedar Rapids, IA remote w/504, 705, 712, 716, 718, MVR, TST, TSC,J06, J09, J14, J15, J31, J36, T85, MV3, VY1 7-6-03, 11-14-06

KCM Poss. CBP Kansas City, MO 12-22-04, 1-8-05

KNR43 Unknown Federal station w/USDAHQ1 8-4-04, 11-8-04

LAB Unknown 1-23-03, 9-26-05

LGH Unknown (Prob USCG) w/F41 1-19-06

LGV USCGC LEGARE (WMEC 912) (TISCOM & COTHEN id) w/CBE, GWH, LIL, NOR, OPB, F39, H13, X61 6-12-05, 5-15-07

LHV USCG Unknown w/F04 2-2-06

LIL USCGC BAINBRIDGE ISLAND (WPB 1343) (TISCOM & COTHEN id) w/LGV 1-26-06, 2-4-06

LNT USCG CAMSLANT Chesapeake, VA 6-16-04, 5-21-07

LOS Unknown w/J38 2-16-06

LRD1 USACE LRD1 Mobile Data Receiver w/C26 9-30-05

M## CBP C-12M Maritime Surveillance Aircraft
M46 CBP BEECH A200 #N1546, Caribbean AMB 7-11-03, 5-16-07
M49 CBP BEECH A200 #N1549, Miami AMB, FL 1-21-03, 8-24-06
M51 CBP BEECH A200 #N1551, Miami AMB, FL 1-22-03, 5-1-07
M53 CBP BEECH A200 #N1553, Miami AMB, FL "OMAHA 553" 1-6-03, 4-30-07
M69 CBP BEECH C-12C #N7069A, Caribbean AMB 7-6-03, 5-8-07
M70 CBP BEECH C-12C #N72470, Caribbean AMB, "OMAHA 470" 9-29-03, 1-9-07

MC# Remote COTHEN transmitter
MC2 CBP STB Oklahoma City, OK, voice "LIBERTY BASE" w/504, 703, A60, PR1, D3Q, T42, D41, D44, D69, D48, D31, D49, J35, MC3, MV2, FL2, PR1, TSC, X93 2-7-03, 11-14-06
MC3 CBP Poss. Las Vegas, NV transmitter w/MC2, 564, CS7, CS3, CS5, PR1, TSC, 715 12-16-02, 4-28-07
MC4 CBP w/TSC, CS1, CS2, CS3, TSC, TST, PR1 1-30-03, 9-5-05

MCC USCG Mobile Incident Command Center, "MIKE CHARLIE CHARLIE" and "CG Command Center" w/A23, DIL 8-30-05, 1-4-07

MR# Unknown
MR1 Unknown, voice call "105A" w/CNT, TSC 12-16-02, 7-11-06
MR2 Unknown w/TRC 11-18-03
MR7 Unknown w/CS6 6-27-04

MS# Possible remote or mobile COTHEN transmitters
MS1 CBP Unknown w/TSC 12-13-03, 2-20-07
MS2 CBP Unknown w/TSC, CS1 7-26-03, 3-9-04
MS3 CBP Unknown w/TSC 5-5-05, 5-22-05

MS4FEM Unknown FEMA station 1-18-07

MUG CBP Unknown w/MGM, CS6, CS9, EST, TSC, D41, voice call "JACKKNIFE" I've wondered if this could be a Guantanamo Bay transmitter (their ICAO id is MUGM). Noted used for voice in the Caribbean between P-3s and JACKKNIFE. 6-26-03, 1-28-06

MV# CBP Unknown. Possibly marine vessels.
MV2 CBP Unknown w/TSC, CS1, TRC, PNR400, 5HY, TSC, CRB, MC2 7-16-03, 11-14-06
MV3 CBP Unknown w/JOE 11-14-06
MV5 CBP Unknown w/COE, TRC, TSC, Mention of cellular network in voice transmission with TSC 1-23-03, 3-31-07
MV7 CBP Unknown 3-5-03
MV9 CBP Unknown w/TSC, TRC 9-30-03, 1-19-06

MVT CBP Unknown, voice call "205" w/BOB 8-16-03, 1-13-05

NAS USCG Poss USCGC Escanaba (WMEC 907) w/RKN 4-9-06

NC4FMA Unid North Carolina FEMA station w/TSC 1-24-07, 5-8-07

NICB USCGC FORWARD (WMEC 911) w/TSC, LNT 2-23-05

NMC USCG CAMSPAC, Point Reyes, CA (TISCOM and COTHEN id) w/CSK, UCG, F35 11-30-03, 11-5-06

NMH USCG TISCOM, Alexandria, VA (TSCOM and COTHEN id) w/TSC, M9Y 2-28-05, 5-2-05

NMN USCG CAMSLANT Chesapeake, VA w/CBE, PAC 6-15-05, 5-7-06

NNR USCG Unknown (TISCOM id) w/STP 3-1-05

NOJ USCG COMMSTA Kodiak, AK (TISCOM id) w/ATU, SKA, STP, PAC, 05Z 7-13-04, 4-19-07

NOR USCGC NORTHLAND (WMEC 904) w/LGV 6-12-05, 6-14-05

NRT USCGC ACTIVE (WMEC 618) w/VM2, VY1, TSC, 719, IKL 2-1-06, 5-18-07

NW8 Unknown w/PAC 11-16-06

OKO Unknown 12-21-04, 1-8-05

OPB OPBAT Service Center, Nassau, Bahamas, voice "PANTHER". Also used as a remote by HAMMER.

OPS1 CBP Unknown w/CS5, TSC 2-5-06

OWK USCGC DEPENDABLE (WMEC 626) w/UCG, TSC 2-15-07

P01 Unknown w/TSC 3-22-07
P02 Unknown w/708 4-17-07

PAC USCG CAMSPAC Point Reyes, CA w/NW8 6-15-04, 5-19-07

PAN OPBAT Ops Center, Nassau, Bahamas w/X53 5-9-04, 6-16-04
PANTHR OPBAT Ops Center, Nassau, Bahamas w/X61, X52, X53 4-1-04, 6-16-05
PNR OPBAT Ops Center, Nassau, Bahamas w/C50, X53 3-5-04, 11-2-05
PNR400 OPBAT base, Georgetown, Bahamas w/S52, MV2, CSK 1-21-04, 5-21-07

PR1 COTHEN Remote, Arecibo, PR. Used by callsigns "PREDATOR 1", and "RAZORBACK"

PLT Unknown w/TSC 11-15-06

PTH USCG Poss. Port Huron, MI (TISCOM id) 2-8-05, 4-7-05

R## Unid Air Asset voice call "RAIDER".
R10 Unknown w/CS5, CS9, TSC 7-29-03, 11-10-04
R11 Unknown w/CS9, TSC 3-21-04, 5-11-04
R12 Unknown w/CS5 7-15-03, 4-14-04
R13 Unknown voice call "RAIDER 13" w/TSC 1-17-03, 5-11-04
R14 Unknown
R16 Unknown voice call "RAIDER 16" w/R25, TSC, CS5 1-21-03, 11-7-03
R17 Unknown 8-6-04
R20 Unknown 9-20-05
R25 Unknown w/R16 1-21-03
R64 Unknown

RAY Unknown w/CMR, STR 11-5-04, 5-19-05

RKN USCGC BEAR (WMEC 901) w/H78, NAS, TSC 4-9-06, 5-6-06

RPM USCGC Legare (WMEC 912) w/TSJ 9-10-05

RUF USCGC MOHAWK (WMEC 913) (COTHEN and TISCOM id) w/HNC, LNT, TSC, OPB 2-26-05, 3-3-07

S## CBP Aircraft
S03 CBP UH-60 tail # 87-24641 voice call "641" w/CRB 9-29-04, 4-22-05
S21 CBP Aircraft (definitely aircraft), based in Jacksonville, may be UH-60 A21 w/CS5 8-24-04, 8-25-04

SAMMF1 US Army Corps of Engineers Mobile, AL District Office. Possible Mobile Facility #1 w/C20 7-8-05

SC4FMA FEMA Region 4, South Carolina EOC w/TSC 12-7-06, 3-1-07

SD Unknown w/I55, I57. Maybe San Diego AMB??? 9-9-03, 6-16-04

SKA USCG Sitka, AK (TISCOM id) w/NOJ 7-17-05, 10-5-05

SNN USCG Unknown (COTHEN & TISCOM id) w/FMK 2-11-07, 2-12-07

SOS USCG Unid w/717, J42 9-16-05, 3-9-06

ST1 Unknown 1-7-07

STP USCG Loran Station, Saint Paul Island, AK (TISCOM id) w/NNR, NOJ 11-27-04, 6-21-05

STR Unid w/706, A10, D01, DL1, TSC, F04, J03, J14, J16, J25, J36, J41, I00, RAY, COE, X61 10-30-04, 1-6-07

T## CBP Tracking Aircraft
T03 CBP CESSNA T210N #N9403Y, San Diego AMB w/CNT, WST, TSC 8-12-03, 6-23-06
T07 CBP BEECH A200 #N6507B w/CS3, CS4, WST, DHS 7-13-03, 4-11-07
T11 CBP BEECH A200 #N311MP, voice "OMAHA 1MP" w/CS6 10-17-03, 12-23-04
T16 CBP PIPER PA-42-720R #N9116Q, "OMAHA 16Q", Jacksonville, FL AMB 2-07-03, 3-15-07
T41 CBP PILATUS PC-12/45 #N541PB, Plattsburg AMB, NY w/TSC, EST 1-22-05, 9-6-05
T42 CBP PIPER PA-42-720R #N9142B, voice "OMAHA 42B", Jacksonville, FL AMB 6-24-03, 3-20-07
T47 CBP BEECH A200 #N1547, Pensacola Air Unit w/CS5, PR1, CRB, EST 7-31-03, 10-31-06
T54 CBP BEECH A200 #N1554, STB Oklahoma City, OK 9-16-04
T58 CBP BEECH A200 #N1558, Miami AMB, FL w/CS1, CS5, CS6, CS9, TSC, DHS, EST, CRB 2-07-03, 3-22-07
T59 CBP BEECH A200 #N1559, San Diego AMB w/WST 3-3-04, 5-12-07
T60 CBP BEECH A200 #N1560, San Diego or Riverside Air Unit, voice "OMAHA 560" 11-23-03, 4-4-07
T6P CBP BEECH A200 #N7166P, "OMAHA 66P" 11-6-03, 5-23-06
T72 CBP BEECH C-12C #N72472, "OMAHA 472" w/CS1, CS6, CS9, TSC, EST, COE, DIL 6-20-03, 5-6-07
T74 CBP BEECH A200 #N7074G 9-5-04, 10-20-06
T76 CBP BEECH C-12C #N72476 11-20-03, 11-29-06
T7Y CBP BEECH C-12C #N7247Y 1-14-04, 4-27-04
T83 CBP BEECH C-12 #N783MC, STB Oklahoma City, OK w/CS6, X53 10-29-03, 10-13-04
T85 CBP PIPER PA-42-720R #N9085U, Jacksonville, FL AMB 11-19-03, 5-17-07
T91 CBP PIPER PA-42-720R #N9091J, Jacksonville, FL AMB, voice "OMAHA 91J" 2-11-03, 5-21-07
T97 CBP PILATUS PC-12/45 #N497PC, Bellingham AMB, WA 10-7-04, 5-9-07
T9A CBP PIPER PA-42-720R #N9279A, Jacksonville, FL AMB 7-15-03, 5-12-07
T9F CBP BEECH A200 #N6509F 8-31-03, 5-9-07

TISCOM USCG Telecommunications and Information Systems Command, Alexandria, VA 4-15-04

TPS Unknown w/A20 11-25-05

TR# Possible remote COTHEN transmitter
TR1 Unknown w/TSC 3-26-04
TR3 Unknown w/708, D42, D44, D49, TSC 3-27-04, 2-11-06

TRC CBP Ground Station w/MV2, MV5, MVX, MR2, MV9, D41, 717 11-16-03, 7-19-06

TSC CBP Orlando, FL Customs National Law Enforcement Communications Center -- Technical Service Center

TST ALE Test Address

TTC CBP Unknown w/M49 12-21-05

UCG USCG CAMSPAC Point Reyes, CA w/NMC, XXX

USDAEOC2 USDA USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection EOC w/TSC 1-8-04, 11-9-04
USDAHQ1 USDA KFD915, Salt Lake City, UT w/KNR43 8-4-04, 9-5-05

V## Unknown
V01 Unknown w/TSC, D45 12-14-03, 7-22-04
V02 Unknown w/CS6, TSC 9-13-05
V04 Unknown w/TSC 2-18-05, 9-21-05
V05 Unknown w/TSC 9-16-05, 9-17-05
V07 Unknown (TISCOM & COTHEN) w/TSC 9-2-05, 10-15-05
V08 Unknown w/TSC 3-10-04
V09 Unknown w/TSC, 716 9-9-05, 12-11-06
V10 Unknown West Coast w/PAC, WST 11-5-06, 4-28-07
V20 Unknown w/F40 2-16-06
V41 Unknown w/V42 11-16-04
V42 Unknown w/V41 3-10-04, 11-16-04
V44 Unknown w/TSC 9-1-05
V45 Unknown 12-20-05
V49 Unknown 12-31-05, 2-20-07
V61 Unknown w/C50 6-25-04
V69 Unknown w/CRB 2-19-05

VM1 Unknown w/EST, TSC 3-16-06, 3-17-06
VM2 Unknown w/TSC, WST, NRT 2-12-06, 2-23-07

VX1 Unknown, voice "VICTOR XRAY 1" w/CS1 9-5-05, 8-29-06
VX2 Unknown 7-20-06, 8-29-06
VX3 Unknown w/TSC 1-10-06, 2-15-06
VX5 Unknown 2-10-06
VX6 Unknown w/TSC 2-13-06, 2-13-07
VX7 Unknown 8-29-06

VY1 Unknown w/CNT, CRB, DIL, EST, JOE, NRT, TSC, WST 1-29-06, 4-28-06
VY2 Unknown w/CNT, CRB, DHS, DIL, TSC 1-24-06, 3-27-06

W08 Unknown 8-29-05
W20 Unknown w/LNT 8-30-05

W617CG USCGC VIGILANT (WMEC 617) w/OPB 1-23-07, 4-15-07

WLB USCG Unknown w/LNT 1-22-04, 9-29-05

WST CBP AMOC Western Regional Communications Node 11-5-04, 02-15-07

X## US Army UH-60L helicopters deployed to OPBAT. Also use A## on occasion. There is some evidence that OPBAT helos may no longer be part of 2-3rd AVN, but may now have another unit designation.
X51 USA UH-60L tail # 94-26551 2-3rd AVN voice "XRAY 51" and "51A" 8-23-03, 11-30-06
X52 USA UH-60L tail # 94-26552 2-3rd AVN voice call "ARMY 26552" and "52A" 8-22-04, 1-6-07
X53 USA UH-60L tail # 94-26553 2-3rd AVN voice call "53A" w/T85 9-19-03, 1-24-07
X60 USA UH-60L tail # 94-26560 2-3rd AVN voice "60A" and "ARMY 26560" 10-27-03, 6-11-06
X61 USA UH-60L prob tail # 94-26561 2-3rd AVN w/STR 1-14-04, 5-15-07
X63 USA UH-60L tail # 94-26563 2-3rd AVN also uses A63 address 8-23-03, 5-4-07
X93 USA UH-60L tail # 94-26593 2-3rd AVN, voice call "93A" also used "ARMY 26593" on 8983 kHz 9-6-03, 5-9-07

XXX Unknown w/CS1, CS3, CS4, FL2, UCG, TSC 9-2-03, 2-5-06

ZZZ Unknown 2-2-03

This is a list of ALE ids that have been decoded on COTHEN, but have only been logged once. Some appear to be single use trigraphs and others appear to be bogus. If an id repeats itself over time and appears to be a real id then it will be transferred to the actual COTHEN id list.

256 w/TSC 11-13-04
646 3-8-04
71E 3-15-04
723 10-22-06
907 11-8-04
A36 4-20-07
A54 w/F04 4-25-06
A98 w/CS9 3-7-04
B36 8-31-05
C51 w/I54, O58 3-7-04
C55 6-29-04
C97 w/A97 3-21-04
CAD49 w/CNT 10-13-05
CBB w/TSC 8-11-05
CQ4 w/J09 3-7-06
CXZ w/OPB 10-4-05
D54 4-21-05
D67 12-16-04
D71 2-25-04
D77 2-25-04
F15 w/J15 7-9-03
FS6 4-6-04, 4-14-04, 4-15-04
G43 8-31-05
G40 w/OPB 11-7-04
G51 w/M69 5-9-04
GAV 1-24-06
I04 6-12-06
I23 9-2-05
I72 w/CRB 2-22-05 possible I01
HNJ 2-27-05
HNT w/J42 9-25-05
IKE w/BOB 1-14-05
K0Q w/OPB 10-5-05
KCY w/LAB 2-28-04
KSN w/LNT 3-6-06
LFU w/J33 1-10-06
M07 w/CS9 6-14-04
M76 w/716 11-23-04
M80 4-14-04
M87 7-11-03
M90 w/CS4 3-14-04
M99 w/CRB 8-21-05
MGM w/MUG 7-7-04
MS9 w/CS6 5-9-04
MUX w/D44 2-07-03
MV2P
MV7P
MVR w/JOE 11-13-03
MVX w/TRC 10-19-03
NQ8 w/J18 9-4-05
O0F w/LNT 7-3-05
O13 9-2-05
O20 2-26-04
O33
O58 w/C51 3-7-04
OOE 9-2-05
P86 w/J41 1-15-05
S26 w/TSC 1-31-06
S29 12-11-04
S52 w/PNR400 10-7-04
SA5 Unknown (TISCOM id) 2-24-05
SEC w/WST 5-6-06
T17 w/T07 9-21-05
T6F 6-9-04
T6W w/CS6 9-22-04
TCA 8-31-05
TNE w/J36 1-24-06
TSJ w/RPM 9-10-05
V10 w/X10 9-14-06
V4M w/LAB 2-28-04
VIG 3-5-06
W70 w/CS3 4-30-04
WCV 4-24-05
WDD w/LNT 3-7-06
WLX w/LNT 9-29-05
WTT w/T9F 10-3-05
X10 w/V10 9-14-06
X76 w/OPB 1-26-06

FBI ALE Net
Frequencies
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Freqs: 2808.5, 4991, 5058.5, 5388.5, 7778.5, 7903.5, 9183.5, 10913.5, 11073.5, 11491, 14458.5, 14493.5, 14532.5, 15953.5, 18171, 18666, 19344.5

Voice: 10913.5 (2/05), 14493.5 (2/05)

The following are also listed in many freq lists, but after monitoring them for four months in 2004 I did not log any traffic on them:
5912, 9331.5, 10498.5, 11452, 11524.5, 12215.5, 16090, 18218, 20535, 20348.5, 20402.5, 23402.5


Idents
------------------------------
AL1 FBI, Albany, NY
AN1 FBI, Anchorage, AK
AQ1 FBI, Albuquerque, NM
AT1 FBI, Atlanta, GA
AU1 FBI, Austin, TX
BA1 FBI, Baltimore, MD
BF1 FBI, Buffalo, NY
BI1 FBI, Birmingham, AL
BS1 FBI, Boston, MA
BT1 FBI, Butte, MT
CE1 FBI, Charlotte, NC
CG1 FBI, Chicago, IL
CI1 FBI, Cincinnati, OH
CL1 FBI, Cleveland, OH w/CO1
CO1 FBI, Columbia, SC w/CL1
CV1, FBI Cleveland, OH
DE1, FBI Detroit, MI
DL1 FBI, Dallas, TX
DN1 FBI, Denver, CO
EP1 FBI, El Paso, TX
GM1 FBI
HN1 FBI, Houston, TX
HO1 FBI, Honolulu, HI
HQ1 FBI, Washington, DC
IP1 FBI, Indianapolis, IN
JC1 FBI
JK1 FBI, Jacksonville, FL
JN1 FBI, Jackson, MS
KC1 FBI, Kansas City, MO
KW1 FBI, Key West, FL
LA1 FBI, Los Angeles, CA, voice call KMI66
LR1 FBI, Little Rock, AR
LR2 FBI, Little Rock, AR
LRC33
LS1 FBI, Louisville, KY
LV1 FBI, Las Vegas, NV
ME1 FBI, Memphis, TN
MIACMU, FBI Crisis Management Unit, Miami, FL
MM1 FBI, Miami, FL
MM2 FBI, Miami, FL
MO1 FBI, Mobile, AL
MP1 FBI, Minneapolis, MN
MW1 FBI, Milwaukee, WI
NF1 FBI, Norfolk, VA w/RH1
NH1 FBI, New Haven, CT
NK1, FBI Newark, NJ
NO1 FBI, New Orleans, LA
NY1 FBI, New York, NY
OC1 FBI, Oklahoma City, OK
OM1 FBI, Omaha, NE
OM2 FBI, Omaha, NE
PD1 FBI, Portland, OR
PG1 FBI, Pittsburgh, PA
PH1 FBI, Philadelphia, PA
PO1 FBI, Portland, OR
PX1 FBI, Phoenix, AZ
QT1 FBI, Quantico, VA
QT2 FBI, Quantico, VA, voice call KGE22A
QT5 FBI, Quantico, VA
QT8 FBI, Quantico, VA
QT10 FBI, Quantico, VA
QW10
RH1 FBI, Richmond, VA w/NF1
SA1 FBI, San Antonio, TX
SC1 FBI, Sacramento, CA
SD1 FBI, San Diego, CA w/SF1
SE1 FBI Seattle, WA
SF1 FBI, San Francisco, CA w/SD1
SI1 FBI, Springfield, IL
SJ1 FBI, San Juan, PR
SL1 FBI, St. Louis, MO
SU1 FBI, Salt Lake City, UT
SV1 FBI, Savannah, GA
TP1 FBI, Tampa, FL
WF1 FBI, Washington, DC

SKYWATCH Net

US Army South Flight Following Service SKYWATCH Net, Soto Cano AB, Honduras

Joint Task Force-Bravo is located at Soto Cano Air Base, Honduras. JTF-Bravo is comprised of approximately 550 US military personnel and more than 650 US and Honduran civilians. They work in six different areas including the Joint Staff, Air Force Forces (612th Air Base Squadron), Army Forces, Joint Security Forces and the Medical Element. 1st Battalion, 228th Aviation Regiment, a US Army South asset, is a tenant unit also based at Soto Cano. The J-Staff provides command and control for JTF-B.

The Air Force Forces has among its functions; weather forecasting, fire protection, and maintaining a 24-hour C-5-capable runway. The Army Forces operate finance, food service and transportation. Joint Security Forces is comprised of Air Force, Army and Marine force protection personnel who patrol the base and downtown areas frequented by US servicemembers.

Since 1999, the 1-228th "Winged Warriors" have assumed the complete role of a Theater Aviation Battalion. The total force structure consists of a Headquarters & Headquarters Company (Phantoms); Alpha Company (Talons) with 10x UH-60A aircraft; Bravo Company (Sugarbears) with 4x CH-47D aircraft; and the U.S. Army Air Ambulance Detachment (Witchdoctors) with 4x UH-60A aircraft. The Battalion's Command & Control Detachment (Nomads) supports U.S. Army South with 2x UH-60A (C2) aircraft.

The 1-228th Aviation Regiment Conducts Aviation Operations Throughout USSOUTHCOM's Area of Responsibility with UH-60 Black Hawk and CH-47 Chinook helicopters. The purpose of the battalion is to promote and execute aviation operations to facilitate the CINC SOUTH's strategy of engagement and security in the theater. The battalion is capable of deploying and sustaining operations throughout the theater. Typical missions conducted by the battalion include: counter drug operations, disaster relief, humanitarian assistance, air movement of people equipment and supplies, Aero-medical evacuation, and limited search and rescue. The command structure of the battalion is capable of exercising command and control for Commander, USARSO of army aviation assets deployed to the theater. In addition to these operational missions, the battalion participates in selected special events and VIP support missions.

Skywatch, the Army’s Airspace Infomation Center, monitors flights and provides timely communication to aircrews.
Their mission is to provide U.S Army South and U.S. Southern Command with direct flight support on all DoD and other government aircraft positioning 24 hours a day.
Skywatch maintains data for all aircraft operating within the visual flight rules of the USSOUTHCOM area of responsibility. They also assist in the coordination and tracking of all medical evacuations in Central America. These monitoring procedures are done
through aircraft flight checks every 15 minutes while flights are in operation over the AOR and are maintained until aircraft reach their final destinations. Skywatch is manned with eight military members and eight civilians.

*Update: Two 1-228th UH-60As departed Soto Cano on 28 Jan. 05 to be turned over to the National Guard.

*Update: Three UH-60s were picked up at Soto Cano on 22 March 05 by a Russian An-124 Condor.

Frequencies
--------------------
Voice: 5310, 8120 Tertiary, 11410 Primary, 15025, 15790 Secondary

ALE: 2630, 4060, 5787.5, 6502.5, 6761, 6780, 7350, 7531.5, 7720, 8065, 8527.5, 8972, 9121.5, 9865, 10692.5, 11628.5, 12022, 14761.5, 15492, 16144.5, 19103.5, 19208

Unconfirmed: 3290.5, 4775.5, 5304, 5818.5, 9191.5, 10630, 10740, 12061.5

Idents
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171OPS USA 1-171st AVN Ops, Dobbins JARB, GA (UH-60Ls, CH-47Ds) w/SKYWAT, R26601, R26606 2-9-06, 4-19-06
228FWD USA Deployed element, 1/228th Avn Bn 3-13-04, 3-16-04
228RER USA Deployed element, 1/228th Avn Bn
HONDO1 Unknown (Probable USA) w/SKYWAT 1-24-05, 2-11-05
HONDO2 Unknown (Probable USA) 2-8-05
HONDO3 Unknown (Probable USA) w/SKYWAT 3-1-05
NARCO Unknown w/RUH955, RUH960, SKYWAT, WAROPS 4-5-05, 10-26-06
OPS171 USA 1-171st AVN Ops, Dobbins JARB, GA (UH-60Ls, CH-47Ds) w/SKYWAT 2-7-06
R22988 USA UH-60A # 78-22988 w/SKYWAT 3-16-06
R26606 USA UH-60L # 95-26606 w/SKYWAT, 171OPS 3-10-06
R26881 USA UH-60L # 01-26681 w/SKYWAT 3-15-06, 3-22-06
RCH132 USA CH-47D 1-228th Avn Bn w/WAROPS 11-7-06
RCH134 USA CH-47D 1-228th Avn Bn
RCH136 USA CH-47D 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT 3-13-04, 2-3-05
RCH638 USA CH-47D 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT 10-7-05, 2-21-07
RUH006 USA UH-60 1-228th Avn Bn w/RUH962, WAROPS 3-9-05, 3-27-07
RUH955 USA UH-60L # 02-26955 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT, NARCO, WAROPS 1-19-05, 8-2-06
RUH956 USA UH-60L # 02-26956 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT 3-28-05, 3-16-06
RUH957 USA UH-60L # 02-26957 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT, WAROPS 1-12-05, 2-21-07
RUH958 USA UH-60L # 02-26958 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT 3-13-04, 4-12-06
RUH959 USA UH-60L # 02-26959 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT, WAROPS 3-13-04, 5-18-07
RUH960 USA UH-60L # 02-26960 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT, WAR, NARCO 1-26-05, 11-29-05
RUH962 USA UH-60 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT, RUH006 3-13-04, 11-9-05
RUH963 USA UH-60L # 02-26963 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT, WAROPS 1-12-05, 10-12-05
RUH976 USA UH-60 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT 2-8-05, 8-9-05
RUH978 USA UH-60 1-228th Avn Bn 8-18-05
RUH980 USA UH-60 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT, RUH984 1-13-05, 4-13-05
RUH981 USA UH-60 1-228th Avn Bn w/NARCO, SKYWAT 3-15-04, 9-6-06
RUH984 USA UH-60 1-228th Avn Bn w/WAROPS, SKYWAT, RUH980 11-16-04, 4-12-06
RUH985 USA UH-60L # 03-26985 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT 1-4-05, 9-5-06
RUH993 USA UH-60 1-228th Avn Bn w/SKYWAT 1-12-05
SKYWAT USA US Army South Flight Following Facility, Soto Cano AB, Honduras w/WAROPS, NARCO, 171OPS, OPS171
WAROPS USA Winged Warriors Operations, 1-228th Avn Bn, Soto Cano AB, Honduras w/NARCO, RCH132, RUH957, RUH959 3-13-04, 5-18-07

Tuesday, May 15, 2007

Global Link Frequencies

The latest Global Link Marine Freq list courtesy of http://ncc.kielmail.net:80/gln-scripts/gln-channel.cgi.

Channel Status Dial Frequency RX Dial Frequency TX Country LAT LON
DAO20 off air 2.6285 2.5500 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DAO21 off air 2.8465 2.5470 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DAO24 on air 4.2425 4.1645 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DAO34 off air 4.2637 4.1687 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DAO26 off air 6.3570 6.2495 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DAO36 on air 6.4340 6.2575 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DAO28 off air 8.5104 8.3285 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DAO38 on air 8.6370 8.3365 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DAO23 on air 12.7620 12.4125 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DAO33 off air 12.8310 12.4165 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DAO27 off air 16.9789 16.6135 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DAO37 on air 17.0465 16.6095 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DAO22 off air 22.4745 22.2285 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DAO32 off air 22.6040 22.2365 Germany 54 27' 73" N 10 9' 45" E
DZO24 off air 4.2115 4.2115 Philippines 13 56' 30" N 121 37' 30" E
DZO26 on air 6.2220 6.2220 Philippines 13 56' 30" N 121 37' 30" E
DZO28 off air 8.5144 8.5144 Philippines 13 56' 30" N 121 37' 30" E
DZO38 on air 8.7160 8.7160 Philippines 13 56' 30" N 121 37' 30" E
DZO23 on air 12.4220 12.4220 Philippines 13 56' 30" N 121 37' 30" E
DZO33 off air 13.0785 13.0785 Philippines 13 56' 30" N 121 37' 30" E
DZO27 on air 16.9829 16.9829 Philippines 13 56' 30" N 121 37' 30" E
DZO37 off air 17.1985 17.1985 Philippines 13 56' 30" N 121 37' 30" E
DZO25 off air 22.5675 22.5675 Philippines 13 56' 30" N 121 37' 30" E
HEB24 on air 4.2490 4.1530 Switzerland 47 01' 00" N 7 27' 00" E
HEB26 on air 6.3670 6.2400 Switzerland 47 01' 00" N 7 27' 00" E
HEB28 on air 8.4450 8.3315 Switzerland 47 01' 00" N 7 27' 00" E
HEB38 on air 8.4830 8.3340 Switzerland 47 01' 00" N 7 27' 00" E
HEB23 on air 12.6855 12.3985 Switzerland 47 01' 00" N 7 27' 00" E
HEB43 on air 13.0175 12.3775 Switzerland 47 01' 00" N 7 27' 00" E
HEB33 on air 13.0240 12.4050 Switzerland 47 01' 00" N 7 27' 00" E
HEB27 on air 16.9120 16.5630 Switzerland 47 01' 00" N 7 27' 00" E
HEB37 on air 17.0400 16.5800 Switzerland 47 01' 00" N 7 27' 00" E
HEB47 on air 17.2060 16.5900 Switzerland 47 01' 00" N 7 27' 00" E
IDC28 on air 8.4860 8.4860 China 37 30' 34" N 122 06' 19" E
IDC23 on air 12.4080 12.4080 China 37 30' 34" N 122 06' 19" E
IDC27 on air 16.9880 16.9880 China 37 30' 34" N 122 06' 19" E
KKL24 on air 4.0150 4.0150 USA WA 47 22' 15" N 122 29' 16" W
KKL28 on air 8.1820 8.1820 USA WA 47 22' 15" N 122 29' 16" W
KKL23 on air 13.1730 13.1730 USA WA 47 22' 15" N 122 29' 16" W
LGB28 on air 8.8000 8.2760 Norway 58 39' 00" N 5 36' 00" E
LGL24 on air 4.3990 4.1070 Norway 61 35' 00" N 5 00' 00" E
LGL28 on air 8.7460 8.2220 Norway 61 35' 00" N 5 00' 00" E
LGV24 on air 4.2130 4.1750 Norway 70 22' 00" N 31 06' 00" E
LGV28 off air 8.8030 8.2790 Norway 70 22' 00" N 31 06' 00" E
LGZ24 on air 4.3570 4.0655 Norway 58 04' 21" N 6 44' 40" E
LGZ28 off air 8.8000 8.2760 Norway 58 04' 21" N 6 44' 40" E
LGZ23 off air 13.1520 12.3050 Norway 58 04' 21" N 6 44' 40" E
LGZ27 off air 17.2480 16.3660 Norway 58 04' 21" N 6 44' 40" E
LSD836_1 on air 8.6500 8.3240 Argentina 34 36' 40" S 58 27' 05" W
LSD836_2 on air 17.0165 16.6090 Argentina 34 36' 40" S 58 27' 05" W
VZG420_1 on air 8.4345 8.3945 Australia 19 28' 21" S 147 13' 45" E
VZG420_2 on air 12.6490 12.5470 Australia 19 28' 21" S 147 13' 45" E
VZG420_3 on air 16.9010 16.7830 Australia 19 28' 21" S 147 13' 45" E
ZRK696_1 off air 4.2610 4.2610 South Africa 30 37' 39" S 30 27' 46" E
ZRK696_2 off air 8.2500 8.2500 South Africa 30 37' 39" S 30 27' 46" E
ZRK696_3 off air 12.2560 12.2560 South Africa 30 37' 39" S 30 27' 46" E
ZRK696_4 off air 16.3700 16.3700 South Africa 30 37' 39" S 30 27' 46" E
ZRK696_5 off air 22.7520 22.7520 South Africa 30 37' 39" S 30 27' 46" E

Wednesday, May 02, 2007

US Army NG Intercepts 5/2/2007

Did a bit of monitoring in the shack today on ARNG channels. Here are the results (a cutdown owl log)

May-02-2007 All times are Eastern Standard Time

[20:00:37][FRQ 08047000][TO ][K040YN][TIS][HQ703N][AL0] BER 28 SN 26
[19:57:18][FRQ 08047000][TO ][A040LN][TIS][HQ703N][AL0] BER 30 SN 24
[19:40:19][FRQ 08047000][TO ][P030AN][TIS][HQ703N][AL0] BER 28 SN 18
[19:27:53][FRQ 08047000][TO ][M030DN][TIS][HQ703N][AL0] BER 28 SN 26
[19:18:06][FRQ 12087000][TO ][HQ703N][TIS][V021IN][AL0] BER 13 SN 00
[17:28:24][FRQ 06911500][SND][ ][TWS][T5B159][AL0] BER 27 SN 15
[17:00:23][FRQ 08171500][SND][ ][TWS][KBNWNG][AL0] BER 30 SN 15
[16:39:19][FRQ 08171500][SND][ ][TWS][KMUING][AL0] BER 12 SN 00
[15:12:23][FRQ 08184500][SND][ ][TWS][STPOPS][AL0] BER 14 SN 05
[14:59:14][FRQ 08184500][SND][ ][TWS][T1Z137][AL0] BER 16 SN 19
[14:29:00][FRQ 08171500][SND][ ][TWS][KGEZNG][AL0] BER 19 SN 23

Here is the background on what was monitored above:
KBNWNG National Guard (IA) Boone Airport, IA
KGEZNG National Guard (IN) Shelbyville, IN
KMUING National Guard (PA) Fort Indiantown Gap/Muir AAF, PA
STPOPS National Guard (MN) Holman Field-St. Paul, MN
T1Z137 National Guard (OH) 1-137 AVN Akron-Canton Regional Airport, OH
T5B159 US Army 5-159 AVN Company B Fort Eustis, VA
A040LN National Guard (AL) Montgomery,AL
K040YN National Guard (KY) Frankfort, KY
M030DN National Guard (MD) Baltimore, MD
P030AN National Guard (PA) Anniville, PA
HQ703N National Guard Readiness Center Arlington, VA

Thursday, April 26, 2007

Are USCG HF Broadcast Going Away?

In a public notice sent out by the USCG Nav Team comes the following bit of news:

The US Coast Guard is seeking public comment on the need to continue providing high frequency (HF) radio broadcasts of weather forecasts and warnings. Public comment is necessary in order to assess the demand for the HF radio broadcasts in each of three forms:

(1) radiofacsimile;
(2) voice; and
(3) simplex teletype over radio (SITOR), also known as narrow band direct printing (NBDP).

The infrastructure necessary to provide these services has exceeded its useful life expectancy; the equipment is no longer manufactured, repairs are difficult to accomplish, and spare parts generally are not available. Comments should be submitted by August 24. 72 Fed. Reg. 20863

o.gov/2007/pdf/E7-7945.pdf> (April 26, 2007).

Regards,

The USCG Navigation Center Team
http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/

Tuesday, April 24, 2007

NC Viper Newsletter Released

The NC Department of Crime Control and Public Safety has released a new VIPER newsletter dated 27 March 2007. You can find that newsletter at
http://www.nccrimecontrol.org/cit/VIPERnewsletterMarch2007.pdf.


VIPER stands for Voice Interoperability Plan for First Responders. This statewide system is a Motorola ASTRO, 800 MHz. v4.1 SmartZone Type II, 3600 Baud Trunked Radio System operating in simulcast Mode. This system supports both Analog and Digital Talkgroups.

We are expecting our VIPER node at Joanna Bald to be on the air any day now. More to follow shortly.

Monday, April 23, 2007

MT 2007 Airshow Guide Available Online

I am pleased to announce that my 2007 Monitoring Times Airshow Guide is now available for download on the MT website at http://www.monitoringtimes.com/

This report includes information and frequencies for the major aero demo groups (Blue Angels, Thunderbirds, Canadian Snowbirds), military parachute teams (Golden Knights, US Navy Leap Frogs, etc), and civilian aero demo groups. Our report covers freqs, equipment recommended for monitoring, and schedules. Best of all it is free on the Monitoring Times website.

And I would like to again thank the dozens of reporters this last year who took the time to send us reports from the field and also encourage anyone attending an airshow this year to drop us some mail and let us know what you heard (even if we already have it on the list). We can't do this annual project without each of you.

Saturday, April 21, 2007

CubeSats launch successfully!

Four CubeSats containing payloads operating on Amateur Radio frequencies were among several spacecraft launched successfully April 17,2007, at 0645 UTC from Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan.

A Dnepr rocket deployed seven CubeSats plus seven other satellites from Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Ukraine into Earth orbit, and signals from the four CubeSats have been copied on Earth. Among the spacecraft was Colombia's first satellite.

The CubeSats are: CalPoly's PolySats CP3 and CP4 (similar to photo), 436.845 MHz and 437.325 MHz respectively, 1200 bps FM AFSK, AX.25, 1 W, operating under an FCC Part-5 Experimental license; University of Louisiana CAPE-1 435.245 MHz, 9600 bps FM FSK AX.25 and CW telemetry during opposing 30-second intervals, 1 W, call sign K5USL (e-mail telemetry reports); Universidad Sergio Arboleda, Colombia, Libertad-1, 437.405 MHz, 1200 bps FM AFSK AX.25, 400 mW, call sign 5K3L. CP4 will transmit a "sensor snapshot" every 2 minutes on 437.325 MHz at 1200bps FSK, AX.25. FSK will require using SSB mode for reception. A 6-second CW preamble precedes this transmission.

According to AMSAT, Keplerian elements for the new ham radio birds and additional information will be posted on Cal Poly's CubeSat Web page. CalPoly offers a CubeSat "Satellite Contact Form" to report telemetry data received from any satellite. A discussion board also is available for satellite trackers. -- AMSAT

DXTuners - RIP

Editor's Note: It is with great saddness that I make this post to the blog about the closing of the DXTuners service on the internet. I have been a longtime user of this excellent service. Its closing is truly a big loss to the radio listening hobby. If you have never used this network of worldwide receivers, you missed an exciting part of the hobby that is now apparently gone forever. DXTuners provided me with countless hours of listening to all sorts of stations (analog and DRM, broadcast and utility), and some neat programs and transmissions that could not be heard here in the U.S., or at signal levels that would give me armchair copy.

To Kelly and all the hobbyists who provided their time, knowledge and equipment - 73 and farewell. May you always have fair skies and following seas.

So here is the message you get now when you click on the DXTuners link http://www.dxtuner.com/.






Ystad, Sweden, 20 april 2007

Dear subscribers and guests. For the last 10 years I have been presenting Web Controlled receivers here at DxTuners.

I have worked constantly to maintain and supervise this network together with my dedicated crew who has put so much effort into it.

Regretfully, recently due to other business and personal commitments, I am unable to dedicate as much time or find as much inspiration as before in running the network and it is with much sadness and sincere regret that I have decided to wind up my business over here.

This has been a very difficult and emotional decision for me to take, having made many friends over the years, but after a good 20 years in the IT-business I feel the time is right to move on and try something else.

I have been trying to find other solutions to continue running DxTuners but I have found it too complex for anyone else to run without my help.

I would like to thank all my friends, subscribers and especially my dedicated crew who supported me over the years. I could not have done it without you guys.

Thank you all

Kelly Lindman

Tuesday, April 17, 2007

Globe Wireless Network Profile

Many, many thanks to Jim for passing this profile along on the UDXF newsgroup.


Globe Wireless 6-figure Numeric IDs.
-----------------------------------

ID sent Dec Hex Call
-------- --- --- ----

10111101..189..BD..SAB
10110001..177..B1..9HD
10011001..153..99..LFI*
10011001..153..99..HEC*
10011001..153..99..HEC*
00111001...57..39..VCT*
10011001..153..99..LFI*
00111001...57..39..VCT*
10011001..153..99..9MG*
10011001..153..99..HEC*
11110101..245..F5..VJS
10011001..153..99..LFI*
10011001..153..99..LFI*
01111101..125..7D..A9M
01110001..113..71..HLF
11101101..237..ED..KHF
00111001...57..39..SAB*
10011001..153..99..VCT*
11100001..225..E1..XSV
11100011..227..E3..8PO
11001001..201..C9..VIE
00111101...61..3D..VCT* probably correct

Entries marked '*' are uncertain.

12851 listed SAB has VCT's numeric ID

Numeric ID 10011001 is assigned to:
6467 listed as LFI
6493.5 HEC
8683.5 LFI
8720.4 9MG
10341 listed as HEC
12660 LFI
12678 LFI
13983 listed as VCT

----------------------------------------------

Frequencies suffixed 's' are ship frequencies.

Stn Freq List of Stations
--- -------- ----------------
SAB........03159.5s
SAB........03264.4 8PO/Barbados
8PO........04084.4s 9HD/Malta
LSD836.....04111.4s 9MG/Penang
WNU........04114.4s A9M/Bahrain
9MG........04138.4s CPK/Santa Cruz
WNU........04144.4s HEC/Bern
ZSC........04156.5s HLF/Seoul
SAB........04166.5s KEJ/Honolulu
KFS........04183 s KEM/Nikolski (Aleutians)
WNU........04185.8s KFS/San Francisco
HLF........04188.5s KHF/Guam
SAB........04188.5s KPH/San Francisco
A9M........04191.5s LFI/Rogaland
LFI........04194.5s LSD836/Buenos Aires
WNU........04200.5s SAB/Goeteborg
WNU........04225 VCS/Halifax
A9M........04256 VCT/Tor's Cove
SAB........04259 VIE/Darwin
LFI........04262 VJS/Perth
HLF........04273.5 WNU/Slidell
ZSC........04274 XSV/Tianjin
KFS........04295.4 ZLA/Awarua
WNU........04336.4 ZSC/Capetown
SAB........04347
8PO........04376.4
LSD836.....04403.4 Mode: GW-OFDM
WNU........04406.4
9MG........04430.4 Orthogonal
WNU........04436.4 Frequency
KPH........04445 s Division
KPH........04459 Multiplex
VCT........04566.4
WNU........04845 s
WNU........04848 s
WNU........05077.5
WNU........05121.5
WNU........05245.9s
VCT........05289.4s
SAB........05295 s
SAB........05315
WNU........05367
SAB........05388 s
LFI........05421 s
SAB........05433
LFI........05768
9HD........05837.5s
ZSC........05873 s
8PO........05912 s
LSD836.....06201.4s
KEM........06210.4s
VCT........06222.4s
SAB........06235.5s
XSV........06235.5s
SAB........06244.5s
ZLA........06244.5s
KEJ........06247.5s
LFI........06250.5s
KFS........06253.5s
WNU........06256.5s
VJS........06265 s
KHF........06279 s
WNU........06281 s

VJS........06281.5s
VIE........06286.5s 8PO/Barbados
KFS........06286.5s 9HD/Malta
KPH........06289.5s 9MG/Penang
HEC........06289.5s A9M/Bahrain
9MG........06292.5s CPK/Santa Cruz
A9M........06292.5s HEC/Bern
VCS........06295.5s HLF/Seoul
WNU........06297 s KEJ/Honolulu
HLF........06298.5s KEM/Nikolski (Aleutians)
VJS........06316.5 KFS/San Francisco
WNU........06327 KHF/Guam
VJS........06327.5 KPH/San Francisco
WNU........06334 LFI/Rogaland
HLF........06344 LSD836/Buenos Aires
SAB........06352 SAB/Goeteborg
9MG........06355.5 VCS/Halifax
KPH........06360 VCT/Tor's Cove
KFS........06368.5 VIE/Darwin
KHF........06374 VJS/Perth
8PO........06379.5 WNU/Slidell
9HD........06396 XSV/Tianjin
ZSC........06399 ZLA/Awarua
VCS........06427 ZSC/Capetown
A9M........06430
WNU........06431.4
KFS........06436.4 Mode: GW-OFDM
KEJ........06439.4
ZLA........06456
VIE........06464
LFI........06467
SAB........06478
XSV........06484.5
HEC........06493.5
LSD836.....06502.4
KEM........06511.4
VCT........06523.4
KHF........07321 s
WNU........07718 s
KHF........07723
WNU........07753
WNU........07793.3
WNU........07827 s
8PO........07967 s
ZSC........08017.5s
9MG........08196.4s
KEM........08235.4s
KPH........08238.4s
KHF........08298.4s
A9M........08302.5s
SAB........08305.5s
9HD........08308.5s
LSD836.....08311.5s
9HD........08314.5s
LFI........08317.5s
KFS........08320.5s
KFS........08323.5s
SAB........08325 s
KPH........08326.5s
WNU........08329.5s
VCT........08332.5s
9MG........08332.5s
LSD836.....08335.5s

KEJ........08338.5s
KPH........08343 s
XSV........08346 s 8PO/Barbados
HEC........08346 s 9HD/Malta
LFI........08349 s 9MG/Penang
VIE........08352 s A9M/Bahrain
SAB........08352 s CPK/Santa Cruz
9MG........08355 s HEC/Bern
VCS........08358 s HLF/Seoul
VCT........08361 s KEJ/Honolulu
KPH........08370 s KEM/Nikolski (Aleutians)
HLF........08371.5s KFS/San Francisco
HLF........08374.5s KHF/Guam
VJS........08388.5s KPH/San Francisco
VJS........08428.5 LFI/Rogaland
ZSC........08446 LSD836/Buenos Aires
KPH........08453 SAB/Goeteborg
KHF........08456 VCS/Halifax
LSD836.....08459 VCT/Tor's Cove
8PO........08468 VIE/Darwin
HLF........08473 VJS/Perth
9HD........08474 WNU/Slidell
SAB........08489 XSV/Tianjin
9MG........08492 ZLA/Awarua
HLF........08497 ZSC/Capetown
9HD........08517
KFS........08526.4 Mode: GW-OFDM
A9M........08541
SAB........08591
LSD836.....08594
HEC........08597
SAB........08602
KPH........08606
KFS........08609
VCT........08615
XSV........08617
KPH........08618
ZLA........08643 s
KEJ........08663.4
ZLA........08668
WNU........08672.4
VCS........08675.5
LFI........08683.5
9MG........08690.5
VCT........08690.5
VIE........08699.5
LFI........08705.5
9MG........08720.4
KEM........08759.4
KPH........08762.4
HEC........09064 s
HEC........09157
KHF........10156 s
KPH........10162 s
VCT........10166.4
KFS........10183 s
KHF........10186
KPH........10203
SAB........10213 s
HEC........10238.5s
VCT........10253.4s
VIE........10319.5s
SAB........10330 s

HEC........10341
KFS........10349
SAB........10360
LFI........10415 s 8PO/Barbados
VIE........10455.5 9HD/Malta
SAB........10746 9MG/Penang
LFI........11145 A9M/Bahrain
LSD836.....12276.4s CPK/Santa Cruz
9MG........12306.4s HEC/Bern
KPH........12312.4s HLF/Seoul
VCT........12315.4s KEJ/Honolulu
KEM........12330.4s KEM/Nikolski (Aleutians)
CPK........12336.4s KFS/San Francisco
CPK........12342.4s KHF/Guam
9HD........12370.5s KPH/San Francisco
8PO........12372.5s LFI/Rogaland
9HD........12373.5s LSD836/Buenos Aires
8PO........12376.5s SAB/Goeteborg
LSD836.....12379.5s VCS/Halifax
KFS........12382.5s VCT/Tor's Cove
SAB........12388.5s VIE/Darwin
WNU........12391.5s VJS/Perth
WNU........12394.5s WNU/Slidell
SAB........12397.5s XSV/Tianjin
KFS........12400.5s ZLA/Awarua
A9M........12403.5s ZSC/Capetown
KPH........12409.5s
VIE........12412.5s Mode: GW-OFDM
WNU........12415.5s
KEJ........12418.5s
9HD........12418.5s
KHF........12421 s
KFS........12424 s
KPH........12427 s
ZLA........12430 s
HEC........12430 s
XSV........12433 s
LFI........12436 s
9MG........12439 s
LSD836.....12445 s
VIE........12448 s
VIE........12451 s
LFI........12454 s
A9M........12457 s
KFS........12460 s
VCS........12463 s
VIE........12466 s
HLF........12469 s
HLF........12472 s
KFS........12475 s
9MG........12481 s
VJS........12494 s
VJS........12501.5s
WNU........12511 s
SAB........12514.5s
WNU........12522.5s
VJS........12524 s
VJS........12527 s
KEM........12530 s
SAB........12539 s
ZSC........12542 s
A9M........12545 s
KHF........12551 s

KFS........12553 s
VIE........12558 s
9MG........12583.5
VJS........12596.5
VJS........12604
WNU........12612.5
SAB........12617
WNU........12624.5
VJS........12626
VJS........12629 8PO/Barbados
KEM........12632 9HD/Malta
SAB........12641 9MG/Penang
ZSC........12644 A9M/Bahrain
A9M........12647 CPK/Santa Cruz
VIE........12655 HEC/Bern
LFI........12660 HLF/Seoul
KEJ........12664.5 KEJ/Honolulu
A9M........12673.5 KEM/Nikolski (Aleutians)
LFI........12678 KFS/San Francisco
8PO........12680.4 KHF/Guam
8PO........12683.4 KPH/San Francisco
KHF........12691.5 LFI/Rogaland
A9M........12698 s LSD836/Buenos Aires
A9M........12709 SAB/Goeteborg
HLF........12712 VCS/Halifax
9HD........12721 VCT/Tor's Cove
HLF........12727 VIE/Darwin
9HD........12732 VJS/Perth
LSD836.....12736 WNU/Slidell
ZLA........12740 XSV/Tianjin
A9M........12756.5 ZLA/Awarua
LSD836.....12779 ZSC/Capetown
KHF........12814.5
SAB........12818 Mode: GW-OFDM
XSV........12822
9MG........12831
SAB........12851
9HD........12892.5
WNU........12963.5
WNU........12966.5
HEC........13002
KPH........13014
KPH........13017
WNU........13027.5
VCS........13033.5
KFS........13036.5
KFS........13039.5
VIE........13045.5
VIE........13053.5
KFS........13056.4
KFS........13059.4
VIE........13063.5
VIE........13066.5
KFS........13069.4
KFS........13072.4
LSD836.....13123.4
9MG........13153.4
KPH........13159.4
VCT........13162.4
KEM........13177.4
CPK........13183.4
CPK........13189.4
VCT........13488 s

VCT........13520 s
VCT........13543 s
VCT........13567 s
VCT........13914
VCT........13940
VCT........13946
VCT........13983
ZSC........14370 s
VCT........14658 s
VCT........14666 s
ZSC........14728 8PO/Barbados
VCT........14945 9HD/Malta
VCT........14948 9MG/Penang
LSD836.....16367.4s A9M/Bahrain
9MG........16391.4s CPK/Santa Cruz
KEM........16406.4s HEC/Bern
KPH........16490.4s HLF/Seoul
WNU........16493.4s KEJ/Honolulu
KFS........16496.4s KEM/Nikolski (Aleutians)
CPK........16502.4s KFS/San Francisco
CPK........16514.4s KHF/Guam
VCT........16520.4s KPH/San Francisco
HEC........16526.4s LFI/Rogaland
A9M........16557.5s LSD836/Buenos Aires
LSD836.....16560.5s SAB/Goeteborg
SAB........16568 s VCS/Halifax
LFI........16572.5s VCT/Tor's Cove
KFS........16608.5s VIE/Darwin
9HD........16615.5s VJS/Perth
9MG........16617 s WNU/Slidell
VCT........16620.5s XSV/Tianjin
VIE........16621.5s ZLA/Awarua
8PO........16624.5s ZSC/Capetown
VCT........16627.5s
VIE........16627.5s Mode: GW-OFDM
9MG........16630.5s
SAB........16630.5s
KFS........16633.5s
VIE........16636 s
KFS........16639.5s
KHF........16642.5s
KHF........16645.5s
9HD........16648.5s
ZLA........16651.5s
8PO........16654.5s
9MG........16660.5s
VIE........16663.5s
WNU........16666.5s
VIE........16669.5s
VCS........16672.5s
XSV........16675.5s
HLF........16678.5s
9MG........16692 s
KFS........16697 s
VJS........16701.5s
VJS........16705.5s
SAB........16731.5s
KEJ........16734.5s
SAB........16750 s
VJS........16753 s
VJS........16759 s
ZSC........16777 s
ZSC........16783 s

9MG........16815.5
KFS........16820
VJS........16824.5
VJS........16827.5
SAB........16854.5
SAB........16868
VJS........16871
VJS........16877
ZSC........16895
ZSC........16901
KHF........16906
KHF........16909 8PO/Barbados
VCT........16912 9HD/Malta
KEJ........16923 9MG/Penang
LFI........16926 A9M/Bahrain
9HD........16939 CPK/Santa Cruz
WNU........16942 HEC/Bern
9HD........16945 HLF/Seoul
9MG........16947.6 KEJ/Honolulu
LSD836.....16976 KEM/Nikolski (Aleutians)
SAB........17024 KFS/San Francisco
9MG........17045.6 KHF/Guam
A9M........17066.5 KPH/San Francisco
HLF........17079 LFI/Rogaland
XSV........17132 LSD836/Buenos Aires
8PO........17155.4 SAB/Goeteborg
8PO........17158.4 VCS/Halifax
ZLA........17170.4 VCT/Tor's Cove
KFS........17186 VIE/Darwin
KFS........17189 VJS/Perth
SAB........17198 WNU/Slidell
VIE........17205 XSV/Tianjin
KFS........17211.4 ZLA/Awarua
VIE........17214 ZSC/Capetown
VIE........17217
VIE........17220 Mode: GW-OFDM
9MG........17225.5
VCS........17234.5
VCT........17237.5
VIE........17240.5
LSD836.....17249.4
9MG........17273.4
KEM........17288.4
KPH........17372.4
WNU........17375.4
KFS........17378.4
CPK........17384.4
CPK........17396.4
VCT........17402.4
HEC........17408.4
ZSC........18169.5s
KHF........18193 s
WNU........18203.5s
KHF........18211.5
WNU........18224
VCT........18233 s
VCT........18244.5s
9HD........18312 s
ZSC........18318
9HD........18591
VCT........18602
VCT........18614
CPK........18787.4s

CPK........18808.4s
VCT........18811.4s
CPK........18814.4s
9MG........18814.4s
HLF........18823.4s
VCT........18823.4s
SAB........18847.5s
LSD836.....18850.5s
A9M........18853.5s
LSD836.....18856.5s
ZLA........18859.5s
SAB........18859.5s
8PO........18862.5s 8PO/Barbados
VIE........18865.5s 9HD/Malta
VJS........18868 s 9MG/Penang
8PO........18868.5s A9M/Bahrain
VIE........18871.5s CPK/Santa Cruz
VIE........18874.5s HEC/Bern
KFS........18877 s HLF/Seoul
ZSC........18879 s KEJ/Honolulu
ZSC........18882 s KEM/Nikolski (Aleutians)
VJS........18885 s KFS/San Francisco
KPH........18887.5s KHF/Guam
A9M........18888 s KPH/San Francisco
VJS........18891 s LFI/Rogaland
KHF........18896.5s LSD836/Buenos Aires
HEC........19299 s SAB/Goeteborg
HEC........19655 VCS/Halifax
VIE........19682 VCT/Tor's Cove
VIE........19685 VIE/Darwin
KFS........19687.5 VJS/Perth
ZSC........19689.5 WNU/Slidell
ZSC........19692.5 XSV/Tianjin
VJS........19695.5 ZLA/Awarua
A9M........19698.5 ZSC/Capetown
VJS........19701.5
LSD836.....19706 Mode: GW-OFDM
SAB........19708
VJS........19722
VIE........19724
A9M........19726
KPH........19730.5
KHF........19733.5
ZLA........19736.4
SAB........19736.4
8PO........19741.4
8PO........19744.4
9MG........19751
LSD836.....19754
CPK........19762.4
CPK........19783.4
VCT........19786.4
CPK........19789.4
VCT........19798.4
HLF........19910
9MG........22091.4s
8PO........22187.5s
ZLA........22211.5s
SAB........22211.5s
A9M........22223.5s
9HD........22229.5s
KPH........22241.5s
XSV........22243.5s
VCS........22246.5s
KHF........22250.5s
VIE........22253.5s
VCT........22256.5s
LSD836.....22259.5s
KFS........22262.5s
VCT........22265.5s
VCT........22268.5s
9MG........22271.5s
VIE........22274.5s

ZSC........22277.5s
SAB........22280.5s
WNU........22293.5s
VJS........22338 s 8PO/Barbados
VJS........22344 s 9HD/Malta
VIE........22350 s 9MG/Penang
WNU........22385.5 A9M/Bahrain
VJS........22430 CPK/Santa Cruz
VJS........22436 HEC/Bern
VIE........22442 HLF/Seoul
A9M........22456 KEJ/Honolulu
8PO........22461.4 KEM/Nikolski (Aleutians)
KHF........22464 KFS/San Francisco
9MG........22465 KHF/Guam
SAB........22469.4 KPH/San Francisco
ZLA........22469.4 LFI/Rogaland
9HD........22498.5 LSD836/Buenos Aires
SAB........22534.5 SAB/Goeteborg
ZSC........22540 VCS/Halifax
KPH........22554 VCT/Tor's Cove
KFS........22557 VIE/Darwin
VCS........22590 VJS/Perth
LSD836.....22600 WNU/Slidell
VCT........22660.5 XSV/Tianjin
VCT........22679.5 ZLA/Awarua
VIE........22682.5 ZSC/Capetown
XSV........22688
VIE........22691.5 Mode: GW-OFDM
VCT........22694.5
9MG........22787.4
KHF........25080.4s
ZSC........25129.5s
ZLA........25138.5s
KEJ........25141.5s
8PO........25156.5s
VIE........25166.5s
WNU........25169.5s
A9M........25191 s
A9M........26119
VIE........26124
KEJ........26125.4
ZSC........26132.5
ZLA........26132.8
8PO........26135.4
WNU........26143
KHF........26155.4

Monday, April 16, 2007

Airline Callsign List

If you hear an airline callsign while monitoring the civilian aero freqs and want to find out which airline it belongs to, check out this page on Wikipedia:-

http://en.wikipedia.org:80/wiki/List_of_airline_call_signs


If you need a complete list of aero callsigns, you can find the official FAA contractions list, dated 22 Dec 2005, in PDF format at http://www.faa.gov/regulations_policies/orders_notices/air_traffic_orders/media/7340.1Y.pdf.

Chinese Ocean Observer Spacecraft Monitored


Ivan Artner reported this morning (April 16) via Hearsat the following: "HY-1B was heard 2007.04.16 11:10-11:22z on 2273.520 MHz. Signal was weak, but data sidebands were noticed approx+-50kHz from the center carrier."

Haiyang-1B was launched from the Taiyuan Space Center, PRC, onboard a CZ-2C on April 11, 2007, at 0327 UTC. The international designator is 2007-010A and SSC number is 31113.

And this from Spaceflight Now, "China launches an ocean observer spacecraft" (www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0704/11haiyang1b/)

"China launched a satellite Wednesday to begin a three-year mission surveying the world's oceans to monitor sea color and temperature, according to state media reports.

The Haiyang 1B satellite is China's second oceanographic satellite, and it replaces an earlier craft that stopped working in 2004, according to the Xinhua news agency.

Liftoff of Haiyang 1B occurred at 0327 GMT (11:27 p.m. EDT Tuesday) from Taiyuan launch center in northeastern China's Shanxi province, Xinhua reported.

A two-stage Long March 2C rocket deployed the payload into orbit a few minutes later, completing China's second space launch of the year. The flight of the 138-foot-tall booster marked the Long March rocket family's 54th consecutive successful mission since 1996.

Haiyang 1B was delivered to a Sun-synchronous orbit circling Earth's poles. This type of orbit allows satellites to fly over much of the planet at set intervals.

The craft is the second ocean surveying satellite fielded by China, and its mission will include pushing Chinese development of ocean resources, aiding the construction of new harbors and ports, and monitoring ocean pollution, according to Xinhua."

INSAT-4B Operational

From Jaisakthivel in Chennai, India via the Cumbre DX newsgroup. Source: http://www.indiantelevision.com/headlines/y2k7/apr/apr183.php

A month after Insat-4B was lofted into space from French Guiana, the Indian Space Research Organisation's latest communication satellite has become fully operational.

The spacecraft reached its final location of 93.5 deg E longitude on Thursday.

Within one month (of the launch), we have made it fully operational," Isro chairman G Madhavan Nair told reporters in Bangalore on Wednesday.

Insat-4B was successfully launched by Ariane-5 ECA on 12 March from Kourou, French Guiana. Following its launch, a series of orbit-raising operations were conducted to place the satellite in its near-geosynchronous orbit. After those operations were
completed, the deployment of its two solar panels and two antennas was carried out.

Insat-4B carries the following payloads:

12 Ku- band 36 MHz and 27 MHz usable bandwidth Transponders (9 and 3 numbers respectively) employing 140 W TWTAs to provide an EIRP of 52 dBW over the footprint covering Indian main land.

2 C-band 36 MHz bandwidth transponders employing 63 W TWTA to provide an EIRP 39 dBW with expanded coverage encompassing Indian geographical boundary, area beyond India in southeast and northwest regions.

Kalanithi Maran's Sun Group has booked seven Ku-band transponders on Insat-4B for its soon-to-launch DTH service Sun Direct, while Prasar Bharati's free-to-air (FTA) package DD Direct Plus has booked five.

Sun will be using MPEG-4 technology that will allow it to compress more TV channels per transponder. While MPEG-2 can pack in around 12 channels, the advanced compression technology will be able to accommodate over 20 channels.

Sun may consider itself lucky that the launch of Insat-4C satellite failed in July 2006 after the rocket carrying it veered off course and exploded. Sun had booked six Ku-band transponders (and one more for digital satellite news gathering) on it for its DTH service.

By being located on the same satellite, Sun's subscribers will be able to access DD Direct's channels without it having to separately put them on its transponders.

Saturday, March 31, 2007

Russian HF Communications

While surfing around found this excellent list of Russian comms and info at
http://www.radioscanner.ru/freqs/file/list08.html

Вы для большого списка, 73 de Ларры

Language:
=========
Rezim-A In Clear Voice
Rezim-B Green Using Yakta
Vpiriom Over to you

Q-Codes:
========
QBE Closing
QCM Broken
QCM QYT6 MS5 Link is Broken Please Fix it.
QRD Where are you going to/I am going to
QRP Decrease Power
QRR SOS MAYDAY (?)
QRX xxxxx Link xxxxx ???
QSA? Whats your Strength of Signal 2?
QSA2 Strength Of Signal is 2
QWH
QYT6 QBE Closes MS5 Link
QYT6 MS5 Link

FAPSI Stations:
===============
4007 Link Crowd-36
5831 Link Baudot
6496 Link Crowd-36
6905 Link Crowd-36 (Related to XPH 6890 ?)
6949.5 Link Crowd-36
8049.5 Link Crowd-36
8081 Link Baudot
8077 Link 00191 Crowd-36
8139.5 Link Crowd-36
8143 Link Baudot
8167 Link 00063 Baudot
9057.5 Link Crowd-36
9100.5 Link Crowd-36
9137 Link 00063 Baudot
9163 Link 00007 Crowd-36
10519.5 Link Crowd-36
10549 Link Crowd-36
10766.9 Link 70004 Baudot
10767 Link 70004 Baudot
10888.5 Link Crowd-36
10908 Link 80038 Baudot
11032 Link Crowd-36
11054 Link Crowd-36
11072 Link Baudot
11086.5 Link Crowd-36
11087 Link Crowd-36 + PSK
11110.5 Link Crowd-36
11139.5 Link Crowd-36
11460 Link 60047 Baudot
12083 Link 80061 Baudot C/S WQL
12125 Link Baudot
12130 Link Crowd-36
12136 Link 00098 Baudot
12152.5 Link Crowd-36
12171.5 Link Crowd-36
12175 Link 00052 Baudot
12176 Link Baudot
12193 Link 60047 Baudot C/S URO Tripolis ?
12204.5 Link Crowd-36
12211 Link 40034 Baudot C/S UXW London ?
12218.5 Link Crowd-36
12225 Link Crowd-36
12239 Link 70004 Baudot
12947.6 Link Crowd-36
12947.7 Link Crowd-36
13455.5 Link Crowd-36
14395.5 Link Crowd-36
13412 Link Baudot
13435 Link Crowd-36
13470 Link 80061 Baudot
13548 Link Crowd-36
14424.5 Link Crowd-36
14472 Link Baudot
14536 Link Crowd-36
14807 Link 01438 Baudot
14815.5 Link Crowd-36
14817 Link Crowd-36
14817.5 Link Crowd-36
14863.5 Link Crowd-36
14881 Link Crowd-36
14882 Link Crowd-36 Variant
14888.5 Link Crowd-36
14944.5 Link Crowd-36
14946.5 Link Crowd-36
15821.7 Link Crowd-36
16056.7 Link Crowd-36
16060.4 Link Crowd-36
16064.5 Link Crowd-36
16066 Link 10020 Crowd-36
16143.5 Link Crowd-36
16149.4 Link Crowd-36
16153 Link Baudot
16165 Link Crowd-36
16193.5 Link Crowd-36
16218 Link Baudot
16223 Link 40034 Baudot
16227 Link 40034 Baudot
16236 Link 00052 Baudot
16237 Link Baudot
16257.1 Link 00051 Baudot
17421 Link 50035 Baudot
17430 Link 30044 Baudot
17450.4 Link Crowd-36
17452 Link Crowd-36
17463.4 Link Crowd-36
17473 Link 10163 Baudot
17489 Link Crowd-36
18050 Link Crowd-36
18050.4 Link Crowd-36
18216.4 Link Crowd-36
18257.5 Link Crowd-36
18332 Link Baudot
18523 Link 30044 Baudot
18624.5 Link Crowd-36
18656.5 Link Crowd-36
18658 Link 10020 Crowd-36
18771.5 Link Crowd-36
20064.5 Link Crowd-36
20605 Link 10163 Baudot C/S UDZ27
20632 Link Crowd-36
20815.5 Link Crowd-36
22887 Link 10163 Baudot C/S UDZ27

XPH Stations:
=============
6890.0 8130.0 10155.0 11483.0 11542.0 12105.0 12176.0 12207.0 13364.0 14831.0 14846.0

BEE-Stations (Russian Navy) T-600:
==================================
18.1 4984.0 6801.5 7416.0 7683.0 8002.0 8004.5 8124.0 8130.0 8136.0 9182.0 10452.0 10475.0 10512.0 10535.0 10643.5 10659.0 10712.0 10838.0 11468.0 12590.0 12631.0 13422.0 14008.0 14411.0 14448.0 14581.0 16049.0 16112.0 16174.0 16200.0 16207.0 16316.0 17460.0 17480.0 19210.0 19936.0 20096.0 20268.0

81-81 Stations:
===============
2728.0 3234.0 3350.0 3399.0 3818.0 3837.0 4013.1 4043.0 4045.0 4520.0 4571.0 4640.0 4825.0 4878.0 5082.0 5118.0 5141.0 Russian Army Lipeck (ANEE) 5190.0 5234.0 5276.0 5279.9 5317.0 5454.0 5520.9 5850.0 5860.0 6324.0 6766.0 6791.0 6811.0 6814.0 6850.5 6855.0 6864.0 6870.0 6878.0 6924.5 6943.7 6952.0 6956.5 6977.0 6995.0 7002.9 7334.0 7425.0 7474.0 7480.0 7481.0 7526.0 7570.0 7577.0 7605.0 7700.0 7770.0 7782.0 7784.0 7790.0 7801.0 7837.0 7900.0 7915.9 7934.0 7944.0 7944.5 7947.0 8002.0 8003.0 8015.0 8020.0 8070.1 8108.0 8115.0 8128.0 8131.0 8140.0 8175.9 8177.0 8180.0 8314.0 8410.0 8501.0 8512.0 With Opchat 8847.0 8993.0 9010.0 9012.0 9042.0 9047.0 9051.7 9060.0 9075.0 9079.9 9088.0 9100.0 9130.0 9135.7 9182.3 9188.0 9192.0 9199.0 9212.0 9216.7 9248.0 9271.9 9288.0 9291.9 9315.0 9328.0 9346.0 9360.0 9396.0 9910.0 9988.0 10144.0 10164.0 10194.0 10201.0 10243.0 10248.0 10310.0 10315.0 10316.4 10366.0 10388.0 10400.0 10414.9 10435.8 10455.8 10492.0 10512.0 10530.0 10584.0 10600.0 10754.0 10775.0 10808.0 10816.0 10856.0 10863.7 10894.0 10927.0 10944.0 11081.9 11430.0 11460.0 11483.5 12178.0 12183.6 12184.0 12250.0 12290.0 12764.0 13456.0 13490.0 13944.0 13985.0 14564.0 14613.2 14787.0 14830.0 15824.0 15961.0 16023.0 16180.0 16240.0 17475.0 17487.0 18214.0 18245.5 18273.0 18526.0 18531.0 18664.0 18760.0 18780.0 19056.0 20138.0 20240.0

RUS-75 Stations:
================
3104.8 4595.1 4881.0 5171.0 5258.0 5763.0 6406.0 6484.0 6994.0 7833.0 7919.9 7958.0 8002.0 8646.0 9088.0 9134.0 9819.0 9826.0 9991.0 10154.0 10160.0 10193.0 10302.0 10374.0 10436.0 10512.0 10530.0 10707.0 10710.9 10932.0 11210.0 14050.0 25380.0

CIS-144 Stations:
=================
8063.5 8076.5 8077.5 8078.5 9131.5 9132.5 9133.5 9330.5 9331.5 9332.5

Russian Airforce 200/500 Stations:
==================================
2599.0 2908.0 3140.0 3142.7 3809.1 3826.0 4028.0 4055.0 4162.0 4397.0 4516.0 4630.0 4871.0 5160.0 5251.0 5279.9 5339.9 5457.5 5842.0 6738.0 6781.4 6782.5 6830.0 6885.1 7688.3 7836.0 7986.0 7990.0 8054.0 8133.0 8184.5 8352.0 8695.0 8885.0 8885.2 10169.0
10350.0 10351.0 13480.0 13808.0 16352.0

MS5 Stations:
=============
3815.0 5118.0 5140.0 5380.0 5418.0 6881.0 7676.0 7728.5 7784.0 7849.0 7925.0 8008.0 8120.0 8178.0 9153.0 10512.0 10658.0 10726.0 10736.0 10836.0 10873.0 10894.0 10925.5 10932.0 10975.0 11004.0 11146.0 11447.0 12124.0 12211.0 12668.0 12948.0 13138.0 13400.0 13404.0 13540.0 14375.0 14494.0 14532.0 14541.0 14577.0 14651.0 14787.0 14862.0 14868.0 15874.0 15961.0 16167.0 16254.0 16281.0 16854.0 17111.0 17415.0 17460.0 18062.0 18232.0 18372.0 19572.0 20083.0 20232.0 20311.0 20321.0 20382.0

Russian Military CW Stations:
=============================
3633.0 J830,CEJX
4799.0 W97M
5144.0 L36G
5479.5 CY6V,CJGL
5479.6 OMOZ
6290.0 RJP98
6872.0 REO de RMP Navy HQ Kaliningrad
7559.5 REA4 Airforce HQ Moscow
7615.0 RMMA Warship,RIT Navy North Fleet HQ Severomorsk
7940.0 REA4 Airforce HQ Moscow
8778.0 JIDC
9145.0 RJP98
9151.0 REA4 Airforce HQ Moscow
9287.0 SYWR de CU3Y
9288.0 QHZE
9913.0 NG7H,JIDC
10438.0 RIW Navy HQ Moscow
10986.0 LMOC WP32
11072.0 REA4 Airforce HQ Moscow
11155.0 RMHW Warship,RIT Navy North Fleet HQ Severomorsk
11436.0 KXPL,3YM4
12173.0 REA4 Airforce HQ Moscow
12524.0 RJP98
12744.0 G9AT
12838.0 RIS96,RIW
13872.0 TPYH
14526.0 1NCD
14556.0 RMMA Warship,RIT Navy North Fleet HQ Severomorsk
17468.0 RIW,RKZ
17488.0 RIW,RKZ,RIS96,RMRV
18562.0 CMU67,RCV Navy HQ Sevastopol

Callsigns CW Stations:
======================
RCV Navy HQ Sevastopol
REA4 Airforce HQ Moscow
RIT Navy HQ Severomorsk North Fleet
RIW Navy HQ Moscow
RMP Navy HQ Kaliningrad
RMxx Warship

Russian Air Defence Plotter CW Stations M-21:
=============================================
4015.0 4091.5 4096.0 4560.0 4868.0 5872.9 5873.0 6330.0 8104.0 9222.0

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Russian MX CW Beacon Clusters:
==============================
3334.9 L-Marker St.Petersburg
3593.9 S-Marker Arkhangelsk
3594.0 C-Marker Moscow
3658.0 V-Marker Khiva-Abad Turkmenistan
4042.0 P-Marker Kaliningrad
4325.8 R-Marker Izhevsk/Ustinov
5153.8 P-Marker Kaliningrad
5153.9 S-Marker Arkhangelsk
5154.0 C-Marker Moscow
7038.8 P-Marker Kaliningrad
7038.9 S-Marker Arkhangelsk
7039.0 C-Marker Moscow
8494.8 P-Marker Kaliningrad
8495.0 C-Marker Moscow
10307.2 10528.0
10871.8 P-Marker Kaliningrad
10871.9 S-Marker Arkhangelsk
10872.0 C-Marker Moscow
13527.8 P-Marker Kaliningrad
13527.9 S-Marker Arkhangelsk
13528.0 C-Marker Moscow
13528.2 F-Marker Vladivostok
16331.8 P-Marker Kaliningrad
16331.9 S-Marker Arkhangelsk
16332.0 C-Marker Moscow
20047.9 S-Marker Arkhangelsk
20048.0 C-Marker Moscow

Localisator:
============
C Moscow
F Vladivostok
L St.Petersburg
P Kaliningrad
R Ustinov
S Arkhangelsk
V Tashkent

Other Localisators:
===================
D Unknown or Obsolete
K Unknown or Obsolete
O Unknown or Obsolete
T Unknown or Obsolete
Y Unknown or Obsolete

Other Message Stations:
========================
3464.4 XX Station (The Beep) Located near Rostov-Volgograd
3757 XX Station (The Beep) Located near Rostov-Volgograd
5448 XX Station (The Beep) Located near Rostov-Volgograd

Information about Navy Markers and Other Message Stations from Rimantas Pleikys

Below are presented three known standard voice message formats of the
Russian military HF channel marker stations (Enigma XX - The Pip, XB - The
Buzzer, "R") - all live, non-computerized, mostly male voices, repeated
twice, in Russian language, real examples:

XX (The Pip), 3757//5448 kHz, Rostov-Volgograd area (?), at different times:
In Russian: English translation;
"Dlia 854 032 471 331 629 008 " For 854 032 471 331 629 008
Kak slyshno? Priyom." How can you read me? Reception."

"R", Izhevsk, Navy, 3194//3321//4325 kHz, usually on the hour, regular
schedules:
"Rotor-35, ya - Plavets-41. "Rotor-35, I am Plavets-41.
Reskript: 22 80 39 90 Rescript: 22 80 39 90
Moskovskoye vremia 0 chasov, 2 minuty. Moscow time 0 hours, 2 minutes.
Priyom." Reception."

XB (The Buzzer), 4625 kHz, Moscow area, extremely rare:
"Ya - UVB-76. "I am UVB-76.
18008 18008
Bromal: Boris, Roman, Olga (...) Bromal: Boris, Roman, Olga (...)
742 799 14" 742 799 14"

The purpose of the control messages is to check a readiness of operators at the receiving (network) stations. The received message content, or a special answering message, must be repeated back on the return link - HF, terrestrial MWL, telephone line and/or satellite link. In the cases of XX (The Pip) and "R", the final message word "Priyom" ("Reception") means that the station is waiting for the quick answer.

Rimantas
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Russian CIV Aero and RDARA Stations:
====================================
2635.0 RDARA
2682.0 CIV Aero
2770.0 CIV Aero Night
2868.0 RDARA
2884.0 RDARA
2902.0 RDARA
2920.0
2926.0 RDARA
2986.0 RDARA
3016.0 RDARA
3046.0 RDARA C
3102.0 RDARA FE
3245.0 CIV Aero Night
3255.0 CIV Aero Night
3401.0 RDARA FE
3407.0 RDARA FE
3413.0 RDARA FE
3422.0 RDARA NW
3425.0 RDADA CE
3440.0 RDARA C
3443.0 RDARA FE
3461.0 RDARA FE
3520.0 CIV Aero Night
3595.0 CIV Aero Night
3658.0 CIV Aero Night
3695.0 CIV Aero Night
3765.0 CIV Aero Night
3815.0 CIV Aero Night
3906.0 RDARA FE
4045.0 CIV Aero Night
4095.0 Dushanbe ACC
4405.0 CIV Aero Night
4465.0 RDARA FE: Ekimchan ACC, Vladivostok ACC, Khabarovsk ACC, Chulman ACC,
Blagoveschensk (Ignatyevo) ACC
4663.0 Aktyubinsk ACC, Almaty ACC, Kyzylorda ACC, Tashkent ACC, Uralsk ACC, Aralsk ACC, Ashkabad ACC, Atyrau (Guryev) ACC, Aktay ACC, Zhezkazgan ACC
4672.0 RDARA NW: Murmansk ACC, Arkhangelsk ACC, St.Petersburg ACC, Petrozavodsk ACC
Vologda ACC, Velikiye Luki ACC
4686.0 Bishkek ACC, Osh ACC
4696.0 RDARA FE: Kostanay (Narimanovka) ACC, Karaganda ACC, Magadan ACC
4696.0 CIV Aero
4705.0 CIV Aero
4712.0 RDARA C
4720.0 RDARA Nsib
4728.0 RDARA SC
4755.0 CIV Aero Night
4765.0 CIV Aero
5025.0 CIV Aero Night
5085.0 CIV Aero Night
5487.0 RDARA SW
5493.0 RDARA FE
5505.0 CIV Aero
5550.0 RDARA FE
5557.0 RDARA FE
5568.0 RDARA FE
6405.0 CIV Aero Daytime
6820.0 CIV Aero Daytime
6895.0 CIV Aero Daytime
6945.0 CIV Aero Daytime
7545.0 CIV Aero Daytime
7870.0 CIV Aero Daytime
8095.0 CIV Aero Daytime
8976.0 RDARA
9024.0 RDARA NW
10048.0 RDARA
10089.0 RDARA C
11285.0 RDARA FE
11327.0 RDARA FE
11333.0 RDARA C

-RDARA is used for Inbound Russian Traffic
-CIV Aero is also used for Inbound Russian Traffic but Callsigns are Coded.

CIV Aero Callsigns:
===================
Arbad Moscow
Avrora Unknown
Radan St.Petersburg
Skora Unknown
Truas Unknown
Yarok Kiev

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Russian LDOC and MWARA Stations:
================================
2851 MWARA NCA2
2896 LDOC Moscow
3004 MWARA NCA3
3019 MWARA NCA1
3479 MWARA EUR
4678 MWARA NCA2
5529 LDOC Moscow
5646 MWARA NCA1
5664 MWARA NCA3
6592 MWARA NCA2
6745 LDOC Moscow
6865 MWARA NCA3
8942 MWARA EA2
8951 MWARA MID3
10018 MWARA MID2
10039 MWARA NCA3
10084 MWARA EUR
10096 MWARA NCA2
11193 LDOC Moscow
11312 LDOC Moscow
11348 LDOC Moscow
11390 LDOC Moscow
11396 MWARA EA2
13205 LDOC Moscow
13220 LDOC Moscow
13288 MWARA EUR
13303 MWARA NCA3
13309 MWARA EA2
13315 MWARA NCA1
13320 LDOC Moscow
13345 LDOC Moscow
15024 LDOC Moscow
17907 MWARA EA2
17958 MWARA EA1
21958 LDOC Moscow

Other CIS RDARA Stations:
=========================
2893 Ukraine RDARA
2902 Belorussia RDARA
11165 Ukraine RDARA

Russian AF:
===========
3931.5 4885.0 9024.0
11306.5 C/S Priboy
11307.0 Gradusow
11308.0 Ramenskoye/Moscow
11354.0 C/S Priboy,Navater,Vormet,Krakjet

Coast Radio Stations:
=====================
4357 Ryga Radio
8293 Radio
8294 Ryga Radio
8297 Klaipeda Radio
8770 Radio
8773 Kaliningrad Radio
13086 Ryga Radio
13197 Odessa Radio

Volmet Stations:
================
2869.0 2941.0 3116.0 3407.0
4645.0 Tallinn
4663.0 Khabarovsk 05h,35h
Tashkent 10h,40h
Novosibirsk 20h,50h
Moscow 25h,55h
5691.0
6617.0
6693.0
6730.0
8819.0
8939.0
10090.0
11279.0
11297.0
11318.0
13267.0
13279.0

Meteo Stations:
===============
3690.0 Tashkent Meteo FAX
4318.0 Moscow Meteo FAX
4560.0 Irkutsk Meteo Baudot RKR74
5108.0 Moscow Meteo FAX
9348.0 Tashkent Meteo FAX RCH72
14983.0 Tashkent Meteo FAX RBV76

Russian Air Defence Network Voice:
==================================
4800.5 LSB 5190.0 LSB 5190.0 USB 5293.0 LSB 5680.0 USB 5696.0 LSB 5899.0 USB
6195.0 LSB 6268.0 LSB 6593.0 LSB 6864.0 LSB 6864.0 USB 7211.0 USB

Russian Railway Stations Voice:
===============================
2131.0 Kiev Glavnie

And from the UDXF newsgroup:
2130.0 Russian Railway 1st channel USB
2150.0 Russian Railway 2nd channel USB
2444.0 Moscow Metro Underground 1st channel USB
2464.0 Moscow Metro Underground 2nd channel USB

Было appreciated подтверждение русских freqs рельса выше.

Unknown Voice Stations:
=======================
5674.0 Unid
5696.0 Unid
5700.0 Unid
5740.0 Unid
5801.5 Unid
5802.5 Unid PP
6522.0 Unid PP
6533.0 Unid PP
6590.0 Unid
6593.0 Unid
6626.0 Unid
6672.0 Unid
6720.0 Unid
6728.0 Unid
6730.0 Unid
6760.0 Unid Datagram
6803.0 Unid PP
6823.0 Unid PP
6829.0 Unid
6843.5 Unid
6845.5 Unid
6869.0 Unid Testcount
6980.0 Unid
6980.0 Unid Testcount (E06)
7710.0 Unid Russian Mil Navy ?
7786.0 Unid Datagram
7804.0 Unid YL Airforce Radar Data ?
8010.0 Unid OM Puls Tone H/L L L, Mil ? AF?
8135.0 Unid
8293.0 Unid
8578.0 Unid
8770.0 Unid PP
8831.0 Unid PP
8890.0 Unid
8898.0 Unid Mil ?
8900.0 Unid
8918.0 Unid
8920.0 Unid
8985.0 Unid
8989.0 Unid LDOC ?
8992.0 Unid LDOC ?
11226.0 Unid PP
11172.0 Unid
11360.0 Unid LDOC
11362.0 Unid
13280.0 Unid LDOC ?
14402.0 Unid
14440.0 Codan Modem HF Phone Gateway
14500.0 Codan Modem HF Phone Gateway
14664.0 Codan Modem HF Phone Gateway
18995.0 Unid

Yakta Stations:
===============
2980.0 3851.0 4354.0 4355.0 4520.0 4885.0 4936.0 5418.0
5490.0 Yaktadata No Vocoder
6697.0 6700.0
6769.5 Borej96,Zavod24
6908.0 6939.0
11375 Yaktadata No Vocoder

Unknown Data Stations:
======================
10318.0 Air Defense Data ? Baudot-45

What is REVS/50 ?
=================
7559.0 REVS/50 REA4 Russian Airforce HQ Moscow
8646.0 REVS/73.2 RUS-75

Ukrainan Communication Systems:
===============================

CIS-14 Stations:
================
7610.0 7635.0 7650.0 7674.7 7734.0 7740.0 7925.0 8660.0 9065.0 9140.0 9160.0 9230.0
9270.2 10140.0 10380.0 10595.0 10705.2 10856.2 11500.0 11520.0 12170.0 13880.5
14535.0 14549.5 14575.0

Twinplex 2x100 System:
======================
8010.0 RAW2,RHP27 16020.0 16175.0

Baudot Systems:
===============
8060.0 10701.0 10707.0 10189.0 11023.0 14835.0 KFOR

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Callsign Lists:
===============
ADJEK-06 Unknown
ARBAD Moscow CIV Aero
ARBAD-63 Unknown
AVRORA Unknown CIV Aero
BOREJ-96
C Moscow Navy Marker
CENTRE Unknown
COSMO Unknown
D Unknown/Obsolete
DAIHATJ-59 Unknown
F Vladivostok Navy Marker
GOY-2 Unknown
K Unknown/Obsolete
KRAKJET Unknown Airforce Operator
KRASJETJ-79 Unknown
L St.Petersburg Navy Marker
NAVATER Unknown Airforce Operator
O Unknown/Obsolete
P Kaliningrad Navy Marker
PAROS-XX Unknown
PIWON-24 Unknown
PLAVETS-41 Unknown Navy Operator
POBED-01 Unknown
PRAWA-82 Unknown Right ?
PRIBOY Unknown Airforce Operator
R Izhevsk/Ustinov Navy Marker
RADAN St.Petersburg CIV Aero
RAW-2
RBV-76 Tashkent Meteo
RCH-72 Tashkent Meteo
RCV Navy HQ Sevastopol
REA-4 Airforce HQ Moscow
REO Unknown
RHP-27
RIT Navy North Fleet HQ Severomorsk
RIW Navy HQ Moscow
RKR-74 Irkutsk Meteo
RMHW Warship Unknown
RMMA Warship Unknown
RMP Navy HQ Kaliningrad
ROMAN-XX Unknown
ROTOR-35 Unknown Navy Operator
S Arkhangelsk Navy Marker
SKORA Unknown CIV Aero
T Unknown/Obsolete
TRUAS Unknown CIV Aero
UDZ-27
URO Diplostation Tripolis?
UXW Diplostation London?
UVB-76
V Khiva-Abad Navy Marker
VORMET Unknown Airforce Operator
WQL Diplostation Unknown
Y Unknown/Obsolete
YAROK Kiev CIV Aero
ZAPAT-_9 Unknown
ZAVOD-24