Rocking and rolling with mother nature buddy

Gander uses a three transmittor/receiver combo on this family of frequencies. Cambridge Bay, Iqaluit(Frobisher Bay) and Gander.

What is the diameter of your copper loop?

Seems quite similar to "The Buzzer" messages

Thank you, it worked

❤

Just need an app on the hackrf portapack

Love low band!

I heard this yesterday too

Ray, thanks for the QSO and sharing the video! Best 73’s De Sergey / RW1F

The "LZ whatever loop is" the LZ1AQ by a Bulgarian 🇧🇬 ham. A lovely loop by the way. I only have the Chinese copy of the LZ1AQ, reviewed by "Tech Minds" and others on KZbin.

Solar panels are a nightmare as are these car chargers these days 😢 nought ofcom can do

Which firmware you running there?

When is it going to work again?. Any news.

I somehow can pick the sound itself not the voice on my ubc69xlt-2..

California Highway Patrol, which has been heard into the UK via E-skip, lately.

There is similar gateway on 29070 kHz, also in Greece. I cant catch the call sign.

I was just about to go online to buy a new machine. Did a quick Google and watched this video and hey presto my coffee machine opened! Thank you so much for posting this video 🙏🙏🙏

what were you listening to Ray

Data bursts

Caught them on 29.600 FM yesterday 20 October 2024, plus heard them on 29.600 FM several times last week. Recent logs - and these are just in 10m 18 October 2024: 29.700 MHz FM 29.6375 MHz FM 29.625 MHz FM 29.600 MHz FM 29.500 MHz FM 29.475 MHz FM 29.3375 MHz FM 29.225 MHz FM 29.175 MHz FM 29.050 MHz FM 28.900 MHz FM 28.875 MHz FM 28.775 MHz FM 28.675 MHz FM 28.375 MHz FM 28.300 MHz FM 28.175 MHz FM 28.100 MHz FM 28.050 MHz FM 28.000 MHz FM 17 October 2024: 29.700 MHz FM 29.6625 MHz FM 29.625 MHz FM 29.600 MHz FM 29.500 MHz FM 29.475 MHz FM 29.275 MHz FM 29.225 MHz FM 29.175 MHz FM 29.1625 MHz FM 29.100 MHz FM 28.875 MHz FM 15 October 2024: 29.250 MHz FM 29.225 MHz FM 29.175 MHz FM 28.875 MHz FM 14 October 2024: 29.700 MHz FM 29.675 MHz FM 29.6125 MHz FM 29.5125 MHz FM 29.425 MHz FM 29.300 MHz FM 29.225 MHz FM 29.175 MHz FM 29.150 MHz FM 28.975 MHz FM 28.875 MHz FM 28.800 MHz FM 28.775 MHz FM 28.625 MHz FM 28.325 MHz FM 28.300 MHz FM 28.275 MHz FM 28.200 MHz FM 28.200 MHz FM actually suffered QRM from Russian taxis on 28.195 MHz FM and 28.205 MHz FM, and 28.300 MHz FM suffered QRM from CBers on 28.305 MHz AM.

Solid. I’ve managed to catch them on 6765 kHz USB (their transmitter seems to be slightly off-frequency, 6765.1 kHz USB seems to work better) as well.

Nice catch. I know he’s got a 22m beacon (license free beacon on the 13.553 MHz - 13.567 MHz band, Part 15 of the FCC rules allow up to 4.6mW output on that band) and he did have a Part 15 beacon on 11m as well, I believe it was on 27.125 MHz [CB Channel 14] for the Part 15 band for 27MHz is 26.96 MHz - 27.28 MHz…field strength limited to 10,000 microvolts/meter at 3 meters. Same field strength limit for 49.82 MHz - 49.9 MHz. The Part 15 allocation on 27 MHz is shared with the Part 95D allocation (CB radio radio service - CBRS) and Part 95C allocation (RCRS 4w power on - 26.995 MHz - 27.045 MHz - 27.095 MHz - 27.145 MHz - 27.195 MHz and 25w power on 27.255 MHz [27.255 is shared with CB Channel 23] and the Part 18 ISM allocation centered at 27.12 MHz +/- 163 kHz so 26.957 MHz - 27.283 MHz Part 95D - CB Radio Service: 26.96-27.41 MHz 40 channels, 10 kHz steps, with 5 skipped channels 26.965 MHz = first channel). Part 95 C - RCRS First channel 35 kHz from the 26.96 MHz band edge 50 kHz spacing between channels So 26.995 27.045 27.095 27.145 27.195 plus one high power 25w channel (60 kHz spacing) 27.255 kHz shared with CBRS 26.99-27.26 MHz 6 specific channels, the 5 skipped channels within the CB service + 27.255 MHz. *Many cheap RC toys use one of the RCRS channels but operate under Part 15, not Part 95.* Part 15 - 10,000 microvolts/meter at 3m field strength limit 26.96 - 27.28 MHz overlaps CB Channel 1 to CB Channel 28 [27.285 MHz] - also overlaps the spectrum used by RCRS Part 18 ISM band 26.957 MHz - 27.283 MHz Overlaps the same spectrum, center frequency 27.120 MHz, halfway between 27.115 MHz [CB CH13] and 27.125 MHz [CB CH14]

Could be a baby monitor or similar open mic type system. I know that they operate in the 40.66 MHz - 40.70 MHz range (5 kHz steps, roughly) in many countries….kind of like what the 49MHz band (the 49.82 MHz - 49.90 MHz band) is used in the U.S.. Most monitors have moved up to 900 MHz, 2.4 GHz, 5.8 GHz or use the 1.7 GHz / 1.8 GHz DECT system, but some of them are still on 49 MHz and the band is still open and available for that use. There were 40/49 MHz intercoms made, but, at least here in the U.S., they’re now on the license free FRS channels, the 900 MHz band…or 2.4 GHz. 2.4 is just basically unusable in urban areas though. know the Italians use the 40.66 MHz - 40.70 MHz band for “Church Radio” broadcasting, much like the CADS / WPAS system in the UK and Ireland.

Did you pull a CTCSS tone off it? Could be fishery radio comms or a land mobile system…bandwidth seems to be too narrow for military

I'm not familiar with this radio. What is it? It looks great! I just bought the Yaesu FT-710 Field and I couldn't be happier with it! It was between that and the ICOM 7300 and the Yaesu wins in reviews.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIqlqIdomtSrfMUsi=6-Yj8KZJzFZLKmVD Video of EPAR signal on 31.425 MHz

Nice one Ray, another frequency for me to monitor.

Needs a bit of compression

Are you actually hearing the astronauts or people on the repeater? also who are they talking to. What frequency?

looks brand new better than mine

What Antenna on the Icom?

Jalyn Stream

I agree 💯. Maybe that's the reason why this so called Russian OTH radar or whatever it is has been causing wide band QRM on 10 meters. It wouldn't surprise me if this is a method of trying to usurp the allocation for other uses. This is what can happen when Amateur radio is no longer a protected service.

It doesnt work for me, I can't feel the lever

I'd hazard a guess that this is within a 5 mile radius of you, not DX. Does sound like an intercom from the old days

Sounds almost like SSTV.

Sony understand a word

It works... thanks Ray...👌👏👏

this one sounds quite impressive

Well done re the new TEF6686. In my radio shack, I only use a TEF6686 'desktop' tuner version for 65-108 MHz DX. I also use an Icom R8600 for shortwave and low VHF DX. Both use up little physical space on my monitoring table. The TEF6686 sounds better connected to a pair of Edifier R1280DB bookshelf type stereo speakers.

Fantastic. Guess you are using a beam ?

What is this?

Dear ray is tbis frequency still in use

Thankyou so much Ray truly a saviour to the people 🙌

Well done. Thanks a lot. This is very poor. The rear reservoir is also so badly designed that it is impossible to avoid spilling waster.

Nic video mate... Love your Icom hf radio...DONALD LYON MY NAME background Scottish Irish English.... chears mate have a great day,,,,

Shortwave bands in good shape

You found the Aliens. Call SETI. LOL Anything close to a washing machine?

"Ten tirty"