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tested via the Swisscom / Bern radio TX-site in Prangins. Als added an audio sample
of the closely related 166.7Bd 4-tone
QPSK waveform showing the system
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Additionally added samples of the Japanese Navy 1500 Bd serial tone waveform (aka "XSL / The Slot Machine") |
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running at a symbolrate of 1200 Bd |
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tested via the Swisscom / Bern radio TX-site in Prangins. |
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operating on spot frequencies from about 27 MHz down to about 4 MHz. This sounder may be related to the Australian JORN network. Also added an unidentified datalink system using a 2400 Bd QPSK serial tone waveform. |
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long range radio system seen on the Russian diplomatic HF network |
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British MIL or government user (apparently a replacement for the 195.3 Bd 4FSK waveform) |
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(any additional info regarding the manufacturer or user is highly appreciated) |
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with a new 12.5 Hz waveform at 8 kHz bandwidth and 80 kHz bandwidth |
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FFT screenshots were updated accordingly. An additional audio sample
of the Siemens CHP-200 system was
uploaded, showing two stations linking with the
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This is the digital counterpart of the analogue voice broadcasts that have been labeled as the E11, G11 and S11 family by the "Enigma 2000" group |
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This FSK modem is probably embedded in one of the various encryption systems manufactured by Crypto AG (modified HC-535?). |