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skykangz thread
websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901
8992 USB
get in here
MUH SKYKANGZ
Dominic Cox
Ayden Wilson
US Army plane with electronic sensors made a flight along the NK/SK border
flightradar24.com
globalsecurity.org
where to listen ?
here : websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901
8992 KHz or 11175 KHz, USB mode, EAM (US air Force messages)
4625 KHz : russian station, offline at this time
More information will follow
Zachary Ortiz
maybe just a patrol?
Grayson Thompson
Buzzer is down, possible habbiding?
Hudson Davis
11814.08 KHz
Hunter Campbell
Ayy lmao they're here.
Now it's down
Christopher Gonzalez
NOTHING. FUCKING. HAPPENS.
You absolute newfags.
Grayson Myers
That's a Korean broadcast right?
Brayden Sanchez
that's a broadcast : China international in english.
You can search for broadcasts here : short-wave.info
Asher Brooks
Thanks mate.
Samuel Wright
the Dash will have been updating the radar/image picture of the border area looking for movements in artillery units etc.
It's fairly regular but it's still interesting.
Luke Brown
if you want to link to a specific frequency, you do it like this:
Julian Ward
HERE user, TAKE MY BUMP
Nathaniel Reed
can't hear shit captain
what am I doing wrong?
Alexander Howard
Things are rather quiet atm on short wave.
Kevin Scott
Hey frogbro.
Anything interesting there is to know?
Skynet are comfy.
8992 is trasmitting :
K6XIHEEN2JKBHT5NGSICSW2JSIZNMZ
Joseph Wright
There is nothing going on at all, it rarely ever has anything. There is no point monitoring it like newfags.
Nolan Rivera
*responds*
lmao now they have to call the whole thing off
Jeremiah Reyes
If I heard correctly last callsign was Superbowl, otherwise SKYKING repeated multiple times might mean nuclear alert / war according to a unique source on the internet. Really that sounds more like a numbers station for spies.
Jonathan Powell
I've been coming here for years and one thing never changes.
Skyking means nothing.
Bentley Clark
I thought it was the radio operator's operational ID.
Yep sorry about Skyking, I was thinking of the transmission I wasn't thinking.
Spies wouldn't use a US reserved Hz, would they?
William Stewart
you can make a USB receiver for this frequency only very small and easy to use, for numbers stations, the spies have a one time usage pad full of numbers and letters to decipher the broadcast messages. If the code is truly random it can be unbreakable as long as the enemy doesn't capture one of these pads. If it's compromised just replace pads like these :
en.wikipedia.org
Old school but efficient. Downside is that it's a one way only transmission.