Philip KG2DH wrote:
> Has anyone noticed the numbers station near 10.130MHz sending 5 figure
> groups? It was on thin morning between about 1335 to 1346 GMT, booming
> into upstate New York. There didn't seem to be any audible amateur sigs
> on the band then, and the RTTY station was barely audible here.
>
> I tried tellin' em to move off with that crypto stuff, but I just
> couldn't take the frequency with my couple of watts <g>...
A couple of comments:
#1. 30m is a shared allocation, just because we hear some obviously
non-amateur activity doesn't mean we have priority. In fact, we
may be compelled to avoid interference in some cases.
#2. Numbers stations. You're almost certainly better off not messing
with them in any way. I've spoken to people that have DFed them to the
source, and I doubt any of us would be keen to repeat the experience
these folks had.
As long as they're an annoyance, it is really no big deal ;-)
Dana K6JQ
Dana@Source.Net
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