It shows Duck Butt rescue planes (they followed U-2s) getting Skyking messages.
So, we've got another piece of evidence that Skyking messages do go out to spy planes and supporting craft.
Sebastian Jackson
sounded like a brit just did a test cool
Ian Murphy
So, from this.
Skyking goes out to a plane, then plane transmits to Skybird, who is the one that gives the Skyking
Hunter Fisher
DID I HEAR SKY KANGZ???
Ayden Powell
EAM:
A42H?TR5FTYTTPEHOLTML27NSB7S7H
Dominic Ortiz
very interesting, do post more if you find them. Rare info there.
This may no longer be the case, the HFGCS changed a lot over time, but from that file, it looks like it used to
Anthony Murphy
>This may no longer be the case, the HFGCS changed a lot over time, but from that file, it looks like it used to
Most likely, yeah.
Though, the Skybird messages I've heard lately have been from planes going to a ground station, though, so perhaps Skybird is still the callsign of those that give Skyking (i.e., Andrews and other large strategic air bases).
Well lads, these past 2 days are the most active I've seen. Looks like a happening is upon us
Brayden Watson
EAM on 4724 but i don't hear it on 11175
Isaac Gray
Missed recording them as they're so quick and short, but I have times:
Tuesday 12th and 19th this month, both at 6 PM (QLD Oz). my time.
>Skybird, this is so and so, phonetic code, go word, authenticate, out.
Is close to how it was.
Jacob Campbell
so fucking hype
Luke Martinez
skybird could very likely be used still then. Skyking will never respond to ops, so they still need a middleman to go back and forth, skybird needs instructions too. good catch
Daniel Green
you heard them on the Utwente SDR or home radio? was told we miss alot of messages on the WebSDR
Julian Howard
Every skyking thread: >waste 30 minutes listening to silence >occasional bleep or static >make up shit on Sup Forums claiming you heard a triple skyking Repeat 3x daily forever
Nathaniel Long
its also to get people to listen to other ham channels
