Wednesday evening I stumbled across some type of military tracking net on 6735 kHz USB. One of the players identifies as Mojo, however the other station I’m not able to make out.
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Tags: military
8704 LSB 0555z: Fishermen talking about their deckhands w/ lots of profanity mixed in.
8867 USB 0704z: N393BZ wkg San Francisco. Selcal GQJK. Bombardier BD-700-1A10 Global Express registered to IAC Falcon Holdings LLC.
18594 USB 1743z: Zulu 29 clg Juliet 32 for radio check.
11330 USB 0229z: Southern Air 532 wkg San Francisco. Selcal JKCM. Boeing 747-200. N704SA. Anchorage to Los Angeles.
8974 USB 0503z: Kiwi 452 wkg Air Force Auckland. Caught tail end of comms but mentioned something about Kilo Oscar 2 on Delta Yankee Zulu.
8843 USB 0508z: N32PA wkg San Francisco w/ position. Learjet 35 registered to Phoenix Air Group. Brown Field to Honolulu.
8867 USB 0508z: Unid aircraft wkg Tahiti Radio in French.
8164 USB 0510z: Simplex comms w/ OM’s and YL in English. Possible boaters and mentioned Hawaii several times.
6735 USB 0518z: Unid military a/c wkg Mojo tracking airborne target.
6586 USB 0711z: Air Canada 091 wkg New York. Selcal HJAL. Boeing 767-300. C-FCAF. São Paulo to Toronto.
15867 USB 1927z: CG 6001 wkg CAMSPAC for radio check on HF ALE.
15867 USB 2101z: CG 1712 clg CAMSPAC in the red, then followed by ANDVT traffic.
More North Korea listening. This time it’s their domestic station, Korean Central Broadcasting Station (KCBS) in Pyongyang on 2850 kHz. This can frequently be heard during the predawn hours here in California. Here is a brief audio clip.
Tags: broadcast, north korea