Hi,
Heavy QRM, today (10 September) as well, 59+40 on 7.029 mhz ±3 khz sounds like rtty, also on 7.0315 but weaker signal.
73 de SA4BLM/ Lars
Hi,
Heavy QRM, today (10 September) as well, 59+40 on 7.029 mhz ±3 khz sounds like rtty, also on 7.0315 but weaker signal.
73 de SA4BLM/ Lars
It was copyable here earlier this week Lars. I doubt it is amateur.
I also had this qrm during my activation on DM/BW-001 on Wednesday afternoon.
Maybe someone can decode the signal and if it is an amateur, tell them that this is not the right frequency.
73 Armin
now at 06:30utc I’ve RTTY sigs on 7.029 599 can’t decode on Ham standart
Good morning
Still there today 7.029 (cw mode) 9+40db very wide digital signal, directions seem to be from the east…
Activators pse avoid ± 2-3 khz
Maybe someone with a directional antenna in central Europe can check as well.
The signal is discernible here in JN48MM on my dipole right now (~ 10:30 UTC).
The homepage of “Bandwacht” (German intruder watch) Seite nicht gefunden - DARC doesn’t show an entry for this QRG/ mode yet.
I submitted an intruder alert to Bandwacht.
73, Roman
… Bandwacht already replied:
“The day before yesterday we already submitted a notification to the federal network agency.
Please continue monitoring.”
Hope they can get rid of the intruder!
73, Roman
I think that is probably the same signal I have heard from California. It sounds like
100 WPM encrypted RTTY. You won’t be able to decode it. Probably military/government signals.
Good frequency to stay away from! 73,
John, K6YK
Hi ,
Ok today monday Sep 14, QRM signal still there.
It has been on for about 6 days now.
With rig in cw mode strong signal 59+30db on 7.029 mhz, also weaker signal on 7026.5 and 7031.5,
(ie ±2.5khz QRM covering several khz).
73 de SA4BLM/ Lars
Hi Lars,
today between 10:00 and 11:00 utc the signal was S9 +10 dB on several Kiwi- SDRs around Moscow. Here in JN48 it was only about S6 on my dipole.
If it’s Russian government or military it will probably stay for a while…
73, Roman
btw: Thanks for your calls on Sept. 12th!
We are probably lucky and the intruder is gone for good. It couldn’t be heard for several days in a row.
According to the preliminary assessment of the Federal Network Agency, the intruder was a Russian navy station from Saint Petersburg. No surprise he was that loud in Sweden…
73, Roman