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used by both HAMs and utility stations. Updated the YUG-DIPLO 20-tone PSK modem and the Codan 100 Bd selcall system |
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used by CIS MIL units on rare occasions |
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Thomson CSF Système 3000 and used by French Military units |
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running 16.7 and 100 Bd |
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in the Thomson CSF Système 3000 |
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Israeli MIL/INTEL for oneway broadcasts |
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Russian MIL/DIPLO for oneway broadcasts |
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Thomson CSF Système 3000 and used by the French MoD for tfc. to selected MIL attachés abroad |
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The MFSK8 and MFSK16 modes and the narrow PSK63F system |
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INTEL/DIPLO network for oneway broadcast transmissions |
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in IRS-mode and 600 Bd + 300 Bd ISS-mode. The FFT spectra were updated accordingly. Additionally I updated the North Korean BPSK system with a 150 Bd variant. |
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mode, used by Turkish MIL units and closely related to the Marconi parallel tone modem used in the Swedish KV90 system |
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SuperDARN Network (=Super Dual Auroral Radar Network) |
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be in use with units from Great Britain |
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used by French diplomatic stations |
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Germany, France, India and Tunisia |
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8 or 16 tones. It is yet unclear what type of modulation is being ued in this system (PSK, PSM or ASK). The system has slight similarities with the Clover-2000 waveform. Any additional info appreciated! |
