Morning band scan in the park from 13000kHz to 14000kHz

[@StratmanII]

I've always regarded the frequencies from 13000 to 14000 kHz as an HF spectral wasteland. Sometimes one of China's National Radio broadcasts would pop up very strongly but I get sporadic broad spectrum EMI from 13-15 kHz at my QTH, making hunting for utility stations a frustrating affair. If you have a smartphone or tablet with a broadband connection with you, you could look up the EiBi databases which may identify the signal that you find on your morning scans. 🙂

[@SWLSignals23-hp6vp]

Yep I use eibispace at home, but I record with my phone, so it would be hard to look up freqs on the phone while recording. Sometimes I hear some utilities in the 13000kHz band, so it does have some stuff.

[@jenaltok]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@SWLSignals23-hp6vp]

Thank you.

[@afnDavid]

13019.9 AM Sound of Hope, Taiwan in Mandarin directed at Mainland China.
13419.8 miggtht be FUG French Navy, Sassiac France. STANAG-4481 FSK encrypted.
13920 AM Sound of Hope again.

[@SWLSignals23-hp6vp]

Thank you. What directory are you using?

[@afnDavid]

@@SWLSignals23-hp6vp WUNclub IRC (Worldwide Utilities Network, since 1995). UDXF mailing list (Utilities DXers Forum), Dan's SWBCB combined database mailing list.

[@oz_dx]

13020 CNR 1 jammer
13530 CNR 1 jammer
13570 CRI
13590 CRI
13610 CNR 1
13650 Vo Korea
13670 CNR 1 jammer and Xinjiang RTS
13690 RNZ Pacific?
13700 CNR 13
13720 CRI
13755 CRI
13770 CNR 7
13775 CNR 1 jammer
13805 CNR 1 jammer
13860 CRI
13870 FEBC Manila
13920 CNR 1 jammer

[@SWLSignals23-hp6vp]

Thank you.