General rules: * The higher the sun, the higher the frequency. * The lower the sun, the lower the frequency. * The longer the distance, the higher the frequency. * The shorter the distance, the lower the frequency.
>For newfags These are USAF HFGCS frequencies. There are 15 stations around the world. 8992 and 11175 are PRIMARY frequencies and operate 24 hours a day.
It supports plans and operational requirements for White House Communications Agency (WHCA), Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS), Air Mobility Command (AMC), Air Combat Command (ACC), AF Air Intelligence Agency (AIA), Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC), Air Force Space Command (AFSPC), United States Air Forces in Europe (USAFE), Pacific Air Forces (PACAF), and Air Weather Service (AWS).
Goys I know this sounds dumb but is this actually legal to do? Or should I expect the federal police barging in my house?
Carson Morales
You're listening to a radio. Can't stop the signal.
People have listened to HFGCS for years before the Internet.
Kevin Perry
Yeah you gonna get FBI kicking you front door at night to get you in a black helicopter with a bag on then be in a middle of nowhere in a room and being interrogated. Its legal don't worry.
Jackson Lopez
That doesn't answer the question though. Are there laws prohibiting listening to this specific radio frequency?
Lincoln Powell
If it is legal why is everyone saying to hide your IP?
Andrew Wilson
Can't connect to the main websdr for some reason, even after resetting wifi and stuff. Idk what to do, I was enjoying listening
Cameron Hill
They probably mean from other people
Aiden Nelson
Thats a lot of C17s
Austin Jenkins
This isn't Soviet Estonia trying to watch Finnish TV.
It's perfectly legal to listen to any broadcast on any frequency.
Brandon Nelson
It's so others don't have it.
Daniel Garcia
Its just to hide it from other people, so people like me wont find where you live. Btw tune in 198.00AM some BBC news dont know if reliable most likely not.
Daniel Green
I hear counting on 11175 and 8992 (1, 2, 3, 3, 2, 1). Is this normal?
Oliver Clark
1008 AM is playing the Top 100 Christian Anime OSTs if you guys want some comfy af tunes.
Ryder Foster
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Zachary Martin
No, because it's unable to be enforced. They can't tell who's listening to the radio waves. The radio waves are out there. They can't block the radio waves. Also, you're not even tuning into the radio waves, you're using a computer to listen to a broadcast from a radio hearing the waves. Are you retarded? Plus on top of all that, the code they are saying over the air is basically encrypted in such a way that nobody but the intended recipient can tell what it is. Mathematically uncrackable. It doesn't matter who's listening. That's specifically why they still use radio, anyone can hear it, but with proper cryptography (one time pad etc) it doesn't matter, making it great for spies and nuclear arsenal coordination.
Jacob Morris
I know, I was just pulling your leg m8
Easton Ramirez
There is nothing illegal about scanning any frequency in the book. Don't listen to these faggot LARPers
Easton Carter
i have no IDEA what this is but i just like the name sky KANG
Brayden Perez
>cheese wheel faggots
Liam Cox
If you go to utwente websdr, be POLITE if you are going to be in their chat. We are guests there and if you act douchey you will get us all banned, then no one will be able to enjoy it. Listen respectfully and use blind mode to help with using less bandwidth.
Anthony Lewis
Spook user here. Skyking is nice, but look for radar activity suddenly activating. That's an indication of early warning radars activating as NORAD signals launch activity.
Tyler Martin
How do I go into blind mode guys?
Landon Robinson
What freqs would the DEW Line and SSPARS start shitposting on?
Jackson Thomas
View: Waterfall/Blind. Switch to blind.
Alexander Garcia
This is actually fucking amazing. So technically we can listen to any frequency we want transmitted anywhere?
Daniel Miller
Technically 'yes'
Evan Evans
Reminder to LEAVE WATERFALL TURNED ON
The owner of the site confirmed that blind mode is more taxing
Ethan Butler
Look for 2 second bursts that bounce around the spectrum but line up. These are Frequency hopper indicators of the systems. They are longer in duration than the SINGARS and other such fH systems, but their energy signature is also noted by the PRF within the FH signals themselves.
Charles Ortiz
Why not? It's a radio transmission. You can't stop the signal, Mal.
HF is actually kind of an iffy animal. Too much Amplitude and it'll punch through. Too little and the bounce will be diffracted. During the summer, especially in the Netherlands where this particular system is located, the ionosphere is at its weakest state. During the winter, the Ionosphere has overall better conditions for long distance reception. Plus a lot of the target areas will be under darkness as well, allowing for a longer propagation of the HF signal in question.
Henry Price
I thought AN/FPS-132 wasn't a freq jumper. Are you suggesting Doppler refraction?
Christian Evans
>no proof >leaf fuck off
Logan Garcia
Let me tell you what once that signal is up it will travel forever into space and the universe. Basic physics.
Parker Ross
This fucking guy is legit spooky the spook
Chase Fisher
Actually yes. However, I just double checked my notes and I regret to say I was referencing the wrong system when it comes to frequency ranges. However, if you have a device which can detect 420Mhz (Such as a Baofeng radio) it activating will light up your hand held like the 4th of july.
Anthony Rivera
Serco shill.
Adrian Torres
knagz
Xavier Ramirez
Here's the kind of thing that you'll see if a launch is detected. These are the classic radar signature. If you suddenly see more of these, along with an ALE 1,6,4,4,8,3 and then a cloud, you are looking at alert systems activating and scanning.
Henry Flores
Yup. Which means you can also park a bunch of pic related past geosynchronous orbit and just listen. All hail NRO/Lockheed
