Russian XPA Polytone Decode at 11409 kHz

[@haruthecat8889]

16:54:00 XPA Start Tones Found (correcting by 5 Hz) 16:54:15 High sync tone found 16:54:15 Symbol timing found Block Sync 4444444444 Block Sync 456 456 456 1 456 456 456 1 456 456 456 1 Block Sync 4444444444 Block Sync 6 Message Start 05789 00163 38573 67351 79669 91689 10863 75551 12167 15868 14967 59006 08372 23748 77842 15395 33418 43900 67048 84931 48105 50952 16051 77685 10011 70815 98325 26901 74075 71496 99412 54343 64091 99503 55083 79940 35718 89033 52435 83881 60235 65491 19246 03372 46719 92738 26520 74756 61335 44097 18161 64242 50623 19467 28533 40096 29810 00139 30972 58738 17615 13007 77894 06232 Block Sync 32830 64499 99218 74027 07574 49228 03737 16141 66918 26785 48622 97487 83135 98584 67596 72821 83450 41263 26309 91789 77835 06439 49338 99484 99190 05591 59776 16001 51130 30030 23243 18478 67012 14205 40156 68221 47936 78564 99915 27268 69688 64536 95220 82557 22044 99394 77636 64958 29122 10776 10602 82701 7453 UNID 3005 Hz 1055 45336 18735 32172 17087 54762 28468 78853 77476 96491 16803 Block Sync 78542 48320 61077 99804 87117 96592 16338 94675 36564 85213 92082 65929 44938 25949 74996 19879 70419 70584 04789 44676 59050 52474 03639 83032 44121 18984 94621 88561 72026 93153 60328 72910 81953 35328 85153 21521 13334 06772

[@krizhownik2409]

looks like a good symphony in some places

[@GregGreene000]

Kind of Prog Rock, Wakeman and Emerson style...

[@luporis2375]

Great reception. A lot of null on XPA so a strong signal with msg is niice

[@haruthecat8889]

14:11:09 XPA Start Tones Found (correcting by 5 Hz) 14:11:21 High sync tone found 14:11:21 Symbol timing found Block Sync 4444444444 Block Sync 456 456 456 1 456 456 456 1 456 456 456 1 Block Sync 4444444444 Block Sync 6 Message Start 05789 00163 38573 67351 79669 91689 10863 75551 12167 15868 14967 59006 08372 23748 77842 15395 33418 43900 67048 84931 48105 50952 16051 77685 10011 70815 98325 26901 74075 71496 99412 54343 64091 99503 55083 79940 35718 89033 52435 83881 60235 65491 19246 03372 46719 92738 26520 74756 61335 44097 18161 64242 50623 19467 28533 40096 29810 00139 30972 58738 17615 13007 77894 06232 Block Sync 32830 64499 99218 74027 07574 49228 03737 16141 66918 26785 48622 97487 83135 98584 67596 72821 83450 41263 26309 91789 77835 06439 49338 99484 99190 05591 59776 16001 51130 30030 23243 18478 67012 14205 40156 68221 47936 78564 99915 27268 69688 64536 95220 82557 22044 99394 77636 64958 29122 10776 10602 82701 74536 10007 45336 18735 32172 17087 54762 28468 78853 77476 96491 16803 Block Sync 78542 48320 61077 99804 87117 96592 16338 94675 36564 85213 92082 65929 44938 25949 74996 19879 70419 70584 04789 44676 59050 52474 03639 83032 44121 18984 94621 88561 72026 93153 60328 72910 81953 35328 85153 21521 13334 06772

[@PurgatoryParanormalofNY]

This is really fascinating. Do you believe these are actually messages and that there is a key to deciphering them? I've only just found your channel and have no experience with HAM radio at all.

[@CurtRowlett]

Yes, these are messages that are encoded digitally and then transmitted over the radio. The code is transmitted in five-number groups, thought to be encrypted for what is known as a "one-time" pad, an unbreakable code. You can find more information about this signal, and other number stations here: priyom.org/number-stations

[@PurgatoryParanormalofNY]

Thanks. It's really interesting. I thought about getting my HAM license many years ago. Maybe I will do it after all.

[@CurtRowlett]

Yes, I would encourage you to get your ham license. It is generally easy to find a local ham club who sponsor the exams and usually offer study classes. I volunteer to help teach such classes in my area and we have a 95% pass rate. You really don't need a ham license in order to listen on shortwave. But once you get bitten by the radio bug, you'll want to do more, such as transmit.

[@AlexeiPavlov]

@@CurtRowlett so what did the message meant? did u decode it?

[@user-lg7cb6sr5z]

@@AlexeiPavlov it is impossible to decode the messages without the key

[@Baer9471]

How did you actually know what frequency XPA Is in

[@Baer9471]

Is it being in the same radio frequency everytime?

[@CurtRowlett]

I used the Priyom.org number station schedule: priyom.org/number-stations/station-schedule