Clear voice satcom from the Korean peninsula! AC-72 reporting “wheels up Osan” to Bully (sound like) on the frequency 260.575 MHz.
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Tags: APAC, south korea
Brief comms from Aircraft 124 calling out to Dyess Ground for ops check.
Tags: CONUS
Last week, I observed unusual radio traffic on the 260.475MHz frequency. The transmissions were likely from a Colombian military or law enforcement operation. The callsigns used were Copán, Pulpo, Mammoth, Aquiles, and Jerónimo. The operators were active for several days and mentioned carrying out police searches, taking photos and videos, and operating a drone. They also provided latitude and longitude coordinates that placed them in the remote jungles of the Darién Gap, along the border between Colombia and Panama. One of the units sounded digital, suggesting that some of the radio traffic may have been patched through a terrestrial radio system. Another clue was dropped when one of the operators said, “Copán, le confirmo la salida en el Black Hawk, en el UH-60 PNC 0625.” This translates to, “Copán, I confirm the departure of the Black Hawk, UH-60 PNC-0625.” A check of the tail number confirmed that this particular Black Hawk belongs to the Colombian National Police.
Here is a recording of some of the radio traffic.
Nice signals from Aircraft 774 and Aircraft 770 conducting a satcom radio check.
Tags: CONUS
263.925 Chaos 43 calling Red River for “VSAT” radio check.
Tags: CONUS
Logged this a few weeks ago but forgot to post it. Here we have several radio checks from Aircraft 42 and Aircraft 02 on SATCOM EA freq. Also noted the callsign “SAM 871” conducting a test count mixed in towards the beginning.
Tags: CONUS
Suspected US military stations Hammer 16 and Hammer 11 conducting radio checks on CONUS satcom 252.150. Their signals were super weak for me, but I could make out one of them reporting at checkpoint Budweiser. They seem to be able to hear each other just fine however.
Possible related traffic on 253.850 as well, which was referred to as channel 3.
Tags: CONUS
Kanto 88 clg any radio for comms check on AC1 SATCOM net (268.350) – This freq is quite busy on a daily basis with encrypted traffic.
Tags: APAC