Wide-band Web Receiver>http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/OR>http://websdr.k3fef.com:8901/INSTRUCTIONS>Set Frequency to 4724.00, 8992.00 or 11175.00>Set Mode to USB>Tap "Wider" to increase bandwidth (2.7-3.0 kHz)>Press "chrome audio start" on k3fef>Get /comfy/NOTE:>At night, 4724 is clearest along with 11175.>Daytime 8992 replaces 4724.>Click the "wider" button once to get 2.7kHz.WHAT IS SKYKING???>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Frequency_Global_Communications_System >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_Action_MessageAIR TRAFFIC:> https://globe.adsbexchange.com/> https://www.flightradar24.com/MARITIME TRAFFIC> https://www.marinetraffic.com/> https://www.vesselfinder.com/LIVEUAMAP>https://liveuamap.com/en/SATELLITE FIRE INFORMATION SYSTEM>https://firms.modaps.eosdis.nasa.gov/map/#d:24hrs;@9.6,17.5,3.1zREAL TIME RADIATION WORLD MAP>https://www.gmcmap.com/index.aspMORSE CODE DECODER>https://morsecode.world/international/decoder/audio-decoder-adaptive.htmlSSTV DECODER (app for download)>https://hamsoft.ca/pages/mmsstv.phpTHE DOT>https://global-mind.org/gcpdot/>https://beigexperience.github.io/ponderthedot/DO NOT STRONGLY INTERPRET THE DOTIMPORTANT INFO FOR NEWFRENS> https://tc.canada.ca/sites/default/files/2021-06/AC_100-001_e08_20210622.pdf> https://www.docdroid.net/u1joYEX/guide-to-using-websdr-v20161125-pdf> https://www.sigidwiki.com/wiki/Signal_Identification_GuideEAM Watch List> https://eam.watchCOMFY SKYTUNES: 252.06 and 648.00 AMsyncKeep SKYKING threads comfy, we like more crowdsourcing and OSINT.PLEASE don't shitpost in the Web-SDR chat, they have and will close the box and ban you.
In the recent weeks, we've seen very violent protests, with trump threatening to inntervere if iran would handle the protests to harsh. Currently more and more videos come out of hunderds/thousands of bodybags.>meanwhileDue to the harsh crackdown of the islamic republic on the protestss, the antionwide protests starts to die down. Meaning, the window to interfere is closing>alsoYestterday, some USAF transports flew to the middle east, probably carrying air defence. Also rumor, bombshelterss aare opened all over Israel. Only a few telegram channels report this, take it with a grain of salt.
I personally don't see it happening tonight, but with the transport flights and the protests dying down, its a now or never situation and the chesspieces are ready. Plus its weekend, americans always attack when the stockmarket is closed.
ALL STATIONS ALL STATIONSNot a test count (call sign wolftongue or golftongue or smth?)
Another transmission on 8992
NEW: President Trump: 'Iran is starting to cross it [my red line]. There seems to be some people killed that aren't supposed to be killed. We are looking at it very seriously, the military is looking at it and we're looking at some very strong options.'
Finally...This last EAM was roughhttps://vocaroo.com/1aTRUOZctPmZ
>>525772199>There seems to be some people killed that aren't supposed to be killed.mossad agents confirmed dead
I saw 8 Himars on the highway in kuwait yesterday
>>525772434Kek, I think the first time they attacked Iran, it was in two hours from now (4am CET), transmissions are up, stockmarkets still closed, I dont say it will happen, but I give it a bigger cahnce than next week, as the protrsts will have died by then
Wolftongue or w/e with a transmission again
Damn...they are doing back to back EAMs again?Lots of activity in the last hour...that's like 5 or 6 EAMs.
Grima wolftongue very active with transmissions, 3rd already in half hour
something quaint about an /skg/ thread showing up today. i started monitoring the HFGCS four years ago and will be finishing on wednesday. lots of stuff you guys never noticed. that's fine. any real schizos getting into this can take a look at https://neetintel.github.io/ as a start point. enjoy
>>525773173Have you been using ML to decode them?
>>525771172FOLK SONG
>>525773173Oh heatmaps. I guess one could compare the messages to the maps and see if there's a pattern. I noticed they aren't announcing the message lengths now. I thought they were doing that during Midnight Hammer, but maybe they've stopped to reduce the amount of info? Now someone actually has to count the characters.
>>525773173Based Leaf.I setup my own SDR because of these threads. Cool that there's a whole data science wing to this Autism
>>525769225I can't hear anything; I only hear static
>>525773715Ahhhh nice haha, I heard it now during his 4th transmission>>525773173This is pretty interesting
>>525773269eams probably arent one-time pad encrypted but that doesn't mean they're easy to decrypt. my intention these last few years was to build up a database of eams and then work on cross-referencing any novel/unexpected transmissions with novel/unexpected aircraft activityfor this to have been meaningful, i wouldve had to do it comprehensively for months at a time, rather than just catching an eam here and there. from june 2023 through january 2024 i did do it literally 24/7 (as well as some additional periods, such as october-november 2024), but beyond that it's just too much for one person and nobody was helping me out with setting up whisper for helpful transcription (what i was given were incidental attempts at shitty transcription, which were more time consuming than manual transcription in the first place)this is to say nothing of the fact i became convinced of the fact there is nobody on the other end of this doing sufficiently meaningful tracking of aircraft activity to have anything to cross-reference a meaningful database against, anyways. add on to this the fact people instantly lose interest in all this stuff – aircraft activity, eams, you name it – as soon as it's more than a day or two after the fact. people pay attention to these things when they're a source of "breaking news" but approach it as entertainment, and have no interest in developing pattern recognition/etc so that could actually be of use as the indicator they seem to think of it as(the captcha on 4chan have gotten ridiculous, wtf is this spike and box shit.)
>>525774019Are you in 8992, 2.70 kHz and usb mode? Thwre are quite some transmissions this last half hour, but not all the timeAlso, check >>525769458
>>525773770>>525773269you can't decode the messages.the characters they list off dont correspond to text in a message.The correspond to plans in an operation manual.They broadcast the message, and it tells them to implement the instructions in Plan A, on page 136, Section 2.C, etc.The manual constantly changes too. So even if you got your hands on the book, you could only decipher the instructions for that day.
looks like some kinda data stream, maybe RTTY based, on 8971.5also another EAM
https://vocaroo.com/1g77GLpuK5aaLHH7DSQR4KLSI7UAGIPGOGLDVX2PIR31-characters?>>525774079>eams probably arent one-time pad encrypted but that doesn't mean they're easy to decrypt.I imagine they use some form of rolling code, so it wouldn't necessarily be possible to decrypt them anyway. But maybe the heatmaps still offer a clue...
>>525773826What antenna?
>>525774315Simple MLA-30 powered loop, RTL-SDR, Pi setupNot great, but I finally got it working well enough to pick up HF-GCS and semi local HAM
>>525774206there are different types of messages with different types of structures. i was given the impression some of them could well have 'free text sections', but this is just a guess on my part. you're guessing too, which is fine, but it's counterproductive to state intuition as definite fact. at the least, generalizing all messages as functionally one in the same is probably incorrect
>>525774151Thanks, checking the "squelch" box got rid of the noise. But I still cant listen to people talking.
>>525774079So since you monitor it 24/7, are there always so many transmissions, more when something is happening, or anything you notice?
>>525774527Like I said you have to wait for it, sometimes there are a lot in a short period and then nothing for a while, its normal
>>525774732I see, thanks
is america going to bomb bomb iran?
>>525774490>but this is just a guess on my part. you're guessing tooI'm not guessing. I knew someone who was on the receiving end of EAMs a while back. I'm paraphrasing what he told me best to my memory.
>>525772480Famas?
>>525774206>>525774882Thats quite interesting, and makes senceEven if we wont get a happening in the next two hours, /skg/ is quite informative today
>>525774882there are different types of EAMs. different parts of the military might receive different types of EAMs. the people i spoke to who i believed were ex-military would give me anecdotes that wouldn't line up with what i was documented. i believe most if not all of them generally overestimate their knowledge of the network, and underestimate how much they're left on either "need-to-know" or things they could've found out if they'd asked a bit more, but just didn't care/didn't occur to them>>525774630there is a weak correlation between HFGCS activity and 'happenings' and impressions otherwise are the result of people paying attention to the HFGCS only when there are happenings in the first placefor example, when i posted about a 246 character EAM broadcast in june of last year, it ended up going viral and even got some mainstream media coverage because in june of last year everyone was convinced that the US was about to intervene in iran (as it did on june 21) and was looking for any scrap of evidence it really would occur. however, when a 292 character EAM broadcast the month before, no one was particularly interested because there wasn't much going on around the time in may 2025.there's false correlations all over the place. another example; for the last 3 years in a row, the US military has performed a large-scale nuclear exercise on the second wednesday in january, and traffic on the HFGCS goes nuts. /skg/ never noticed it and barely cared when i pointed it out because you can't hear most of it on utwente. you basically need to use american SDRs. (use american-based SDRs to monitor an american-based comms network? what a novel idea.) and this predictability aside, if the US military does a large-scale nuclear exercise on the second wednesday in january this year as well – i.e., this upcoming wednesday – it will get coverage because people will be convinced it signals US intervention in iran, and they will frame it that way
Is it happenen
>>525775382Probably not, just did a comms test a minute ago
>>525773173*Sighs*Damnit anon, I really don't need a new genre of autism in my life right now...
>>525775103it might sound right, but it's probably incorrect. a lot of information posted about the HFGCS over the last decade and change have been 'educated guesses' that were anything but, primarily based on incorrect premises. if they had been meaningful, they would've held up against comprehensive monitoring. most of it did notabout a week ago an ex-E4 staff argued with me on twitter that nothing on the HFGCS is related to nuclear command and control. this flies contrary to tons of published documentation and audio recordings of people discussing "nuclear things" on the HFGCS. credentials mean nothing, people can still be idiots regardless of their rank. with respect to servicemen, they are not exceptional from civilians in this property, and many of them exemplify the idea
>>525775734this is autistic catnip and am looking to pass this curse off onto someone else
>>525775734>Damnit anon, I really don't need a new genre of autism in my life right now...Who are you kidding? This is the kind of stuff that makes listening to EAMs more fun!
Republican Senator Lindsay Graham at a fundraising event with the Tzedek Association: "The reason I had to cut the speech off a little bit... I don't know what, but this might be the night [US attacks on Iran]. It's just a matter of time now">>525775382We will see between now and 1.5 hours, after a lot of transmissions an hour ago, its completely silence now (feeling bad for >>525774800), so calm before the storm or nothing, but the fact Graham just did this..
Its interesting, when the protests started, I contacted my source within tehran, which gave me information during the 12 day war, but now she is completely cut off for a waeek or so already, so looks like the internet blocking is very effective, sadly now information source now however
I wana happening
>>525776356>its completely silence now, so calm before the storm or nothingThe day of the Venezuela operation, the EAM stations were completely silent. Even the day before it, I think. During operations, I'm pretty sure they use different encrypted channels for communication.
>>525776939Most probably, allthough we surely heard the preparations of midnight hammer back then overhere. But during the operation it was complete radiosilence indeed. So anyway, it beijg complete total silence now is a good sign for a happening
>>525776939so far, every day on the hfgcs has had traffic. actually, days with no eams on the hfgcs are rare, apparently happening only a handful times a year. there was activity on the hfgcs during the venezuela operation, but it was unclear to me if it was related or not.
>>525771957>missing datalol?>*yawn*just like yesterday, nothing will happenHow are other EU frens with the snow? it's super bad tonight here
>>525777157does your chart capture the several hour long binary data stream that happened a couple days before Venezuela?
>>525777074this is also incorrect. as it turned out, EAMs broadcast during midnight hammer appeared to correspond to the timeline the DOD declassified a day or two after in a pretty much 1:1 manner. (for some clarity: if it wasn't for the DOD publishing the timeline, i wouldve had a hard time establishing any correlation)
>TEST COUNT>>525777348Oh thats a pretty neat graphic
>>525777342i would incidentally note those on SNS and they are captured on livestream recordings on my youtube, but they are difficult to capture reliability. they are not simulcast across all frequencies. they seem to be regionally broadcast rather than globally simulcast. even my comprehensive efforts likely underreported how often they broadcastthe signal you're talking about continued even after the venezuela event, so i concluded it was likely unrelated. (as an example of selection bias, you probably saw other people "report" on the signal, who only mentioned it beforehand and said it necessarily related to venezuela, but stopped paying attention and neglected to mention it continued afterward.)
>>525770453
>>525772199UPDATE:THE END IS NIGH, ZAHHAT! US President Donald J. Trump, aboard USAF Air Force One, says that the Islamic Republic's Regime in Iran crossed his red lines:Iran seems to have crossed my red line...Some of [the protesters] were shot...I am getting an hourly report, and we are going to make a determination...We'll consider targets that they wouldn't even believe
>>525777661it's not happening today
>>525777661Imagine they bomb the mosque in Qom, that would probably backfire so insanly hard (allthough with the mosquw burnings in tehran you never know)
>>525777732We will know in one hour
>>525775996Well thank you. I will follow you on GitHub later, when doing so won't blatantly dox myself.>>525776259Actually yes, I have been fucking game engines lately and after using actual heightmaps to make the topography of my in-game world, I see how raw data can be structured to extract meaning in a visual way. I can start to simulate all the schizo shit I see in my head in the console.
>>525777924i'm shoveling snow in one hour, keep me posted
>>525777661flightradar24 bros, you guys seeing anything?
>>525777661Translation:>We'll use any excuse to drop a bomb on anyone
>>525775996Also your need swipe listeners on your elements in your GitHub, it doesn't seem too responsive for phonefags.
>>525778240Or make it overflow scroll.
>>525777924it is like 6 am in iran. isnt it too late?
This U-Haul story is a nothingburger but its being assblasted all over the place - SOMETHING MIGHT HAPPEN
>>525778160Translation: netanhahu had nye at the whitehouse and now we must bomb iran
>https://fixupx.com/NewsWire_US/status/2010514563939381610?s=20>over 10,000 deadthis simply cannot possible be true, is this what manufactured consent looks like?
>>525778398Around this time was also the first attack by israel, thats where I base it on
>>525778240it's absolutely not designed with phonefags in mind. i had to get claude to help me vibecode a lot of this. i've had one person help me out with some of the structure identification of EAMs, but unsurprisingly this person ends up busy with practical things so only has had so much time to contribute so much. i'm not entirely incompetent, but don't really get github, and have only so much practical experience with coding and so on. anyone who would try to pick up where I'm leaving things off with the same level of "autistic obsession", but more familiarity with the tools that would help them out, would likely recognize a lot of easy wins really quickly. (a lot of the work i've done was done in a completely impractical and ridiculously manual, tedious manner)
>>525778626>https://fixupx.com/rawsalerts/status/2010513808431759851>now it's up to 12,000what?
>>525778626>>over 10,000 deadover 20,000 dead? Why'd they kill 100,000 protesters for? We need to avenge the 1,000,000 Protesters Goy
>>525778691neetintel, maybe if you wouldnt have been insufferable to people trying to help you and elitist.. maybe.. just maybe... people would've helped you? good thing you're leaving tho
Trump says Iranian leaders called him yesterday and "they want to negotiate... a meeting is being set up, but we may have to act because of what's happening, before the meeting."So for sure a bombing this week, either now or in the coming days>>525778626Who even believs this shit, at least make the numbers look real
>>525778805anyone who found me insufferable was annoyed at being called out about pretending to know things about something they knew nothing about, and it's self-evidently retarded to accuse someone who voluntarily identified as a NEET of being 'elitist'. there's no point flattering yourself like this when the truth is that people such as yourself never helped out because you were simply incapable of it.
>>525778072>flightradar24 bros, you guys seeing anything?Planes show up briefly, then disappear around the gulf from what I've been seeing for the last few hours. I'm using ADS-B, though.
>>525779030on our accounts me and my friends interacted with you and tried to help and get into it you were insufferable and elitist, i gave up right away but some of them tried to get into transcoding some of the transmissions but you were insufferable again and now theyre contributing in other communities get bent faggot, your personality is insufferable and that's why nobody wanted to help you anymore
>>525779278i am aware of other efforts and they're half-assed and lackadasical. if you were left feeling i was "insufferable", it would stem from hurt feelings from my dismissing you as an idiot at some point. you've likely had the better part of the last four years to convince me otherwise, and you never did. am i supposed to be jealous i don't get to participate in some shitty project? it's more than a little embarrassing how many people fail at a simple task likely accurately transcribing an EAM, and from your post, it sounds like you're suggesting this alone is something of regard. give me a break and quit whining over hurt feelings, and make something worth actually boasting about instead of this "hey mommy i transcribed an EAM, and actually, you're mean for calling my effort trivial"
>>525778691It's all good anon. I was just trying to contribute. If you want a quick and dirty fix just add some of these as in-line attributes to the <body> element:overflow-x: auto;: This will add a horizontal scrollbar only if the content overflows the container's width. This is generally preferred for a cleaner look.overflow-x: scroll;: This will always show the horizontal scrollbar, even if the content fits inside the container.white-space: nowrap;: This property prevents the content from wrapping to the next line, forcing it into a single horizontal line.width: 100%;: This ensures the container has a defined width that can be exceeded by its contents. I commend you on giving us more tools to be productive as we waste our fucking lives in this shithole. If us anons toy with things like this and document it, we may have valuable skills on our hands if we can every hold eye contact long enough to successfully finish a job interview.
Quiet night, quiet night.
>>525772480you said qatar last time
>>525774878its almost bed time dude we're having cookies and milk
>>525780041Now it is, earlier it wasn't. If they do something it's between now. And half hour, comapred to the first attack of israel on Iran
>>525780393>we're having cookies and milkAnd Pizzato Pizza, apparently.
>>525779827i do actually appreciate it. i tried to make the best of an opportunity like this to learn some practical stuff in areas i'm weak in (and, reading between the lines of the altercation with the other guy, i instead ended up wasting a lot of time arguing with people who had nothing of practical value to teach me)that seems obvious and should work but the last time i tried it it wasn't working. part of the issue is i'm still generating all the pages (and even the index) using a dynamic script and as i will transcribe EAMs for at least 2-3 more days, have to edit the currently 1600-line bloated script rather than the pages themselves. too many lines for me to parse, and i "confused" claude the last time i prompted it to implement suggestions along these lines (in part because i wanted the horizontal navigation bars at the top to be consistent in width across the pages, regardless of the maxed out width of any one page. probably not actually achievable, desu)after wednesday, i wont be transcribing any more eams so anything published is the final version, at which point it's easier to skip the script and edit the individual pages
>>525780472I JUST realized I totally forgot the pizza index, interesting
>>525780675Yah but the homo bars are packed.
>>525780782Nothing ever happens
>>525780472SELL SELL
>>525780654You always want to modularize anon, so you don't get spaghetti code. I could take a look at it if you want later if you wanted, I would love to get involved.SKG literally has me looking into installing an HF radio in my Astro van to meme with the boys. Or should I get some touchscreen android B's and try and get an SDR set up?
>>525769225This is awesome! Thank you Ruslans
>>525781312Honestly, getting into this blind of HF equipment recently, I'd suggest the SDR to learn noise control first, but if you're already versed in the subject, by all means, get your loicense and get /comfy/ on the airwaves
>>525781650Ok thanks anon. I think I also want the SDR console with the android touchscreen, maybe I can even run Kali on it?>tfw the glowniggers on /pol/ got you to build an finance your own spook van
>>525781650Also I don't know if having a $1000 radio sitting in my $1100 van all day as I run around the woods.
>>525781312i let it get bloated since it's effectively a limited-time utility script. it's currently a mutilated amalgam of the scripts as shown in https://github.com/NEETINTEL/neetintel.github.io/tree/main/scripts, which is set up to pull data from an excel file that is structurally similar to https://github.com/NEETINTEL/EAM_SOFTWARE_SUITE/blob/main/shortwaves.csvI don't use github the way others do, it isn't mirroring any folder structure or even any files on my computer. rather, I've just uploaded things incidentally to show my methodology. from other hobbies, i was left with a sour impression of people who seemed unwilling to share their processes and acted like they had some 'secret methodology', so i've posted things to the github so anyone that ends up discovering all the work i did at any point sees it and doesn't end up frustrated by any lack of transparency. not that any of it is particularly complicated – i mean, it's really a stretch to call a set of 200 line python scripts a 'software suite'.
HOLY SHIT I HAVENT SEEN SKG IN A LONG ASS FUCKING TIME..HIIII GUUUYS... and hiiii leaf from /iii/ if ur here
>>525781999>run Kali on itDon't make me tap the "Kali is not a daily driver" signJust use Debian like an Adult anon
>>525782582kali is for newfags and LARPers anyways
>>525782193Well if you go to line 586 of the file that generates the html you can put in some of those styles I showed you. I'm assuming if you don't edited it, since you are hosting on GitHub it should change instantly. Or you could just let phonefags suffer.Also don't worry too much about idiots on the Internet.
>>525782243>HIIII GUUUYS... and hiiii leaf from /iii/ if ur hereAction has fallen off since the burst of EAMs, unfortunately.
>>525782582Ok cool, I just used to know a glownigger who used it for signals stuff. I normally use Debian anyway, distro hopping is cancer, but I thought in this specific application it may be useful.
>>525782243Hemlo, I dont think anything will happen tonight, its too late by now or it has to happen right now, but regardless according to trump it might happen in 1-2 days, so will make another tomorrow night
>>525783010OpenWebRx+ on your SDR should handle most of the signal tomfoolery and plays nice with Debian...any further tomfoolery of deciphering encrypted military data isn't advised
>>525783234Roger
LETS GOOOO
>>525783916EAMs back, guess I don't need to sleep tonightFolksong is a woman now ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
wow what do all these words mean; "charlie" "alpha" etc.? is there maybe a guide I can look up ?
>>525784051I love her.>>525784084>krautposting
>>525784143sorry just got a little excited because I've been waiting hours to hear something and this is a first for me
https://vocaroo.com/17vY2Vb0Xcx2LH4ZJCmessage followsLH4ZJC3BJ74XCY7WDXYBD4QB4YR2ACWhy do they repeat the LH4ZJC?I never noticed that before.
Anti-slide bump>>525782193For the characters that are repeated in the beginning of a message, do you count those as part of the character length on your database?So for that last message, it would be 30-char?
Just got here, what's the news? Any good grabs?
The last hour
>>525784084Those are the words for the one-time-use cypher. Alpha = ACharlie = CDelta = Dand so forth.That way the C, D, and Z do not get confused with each other over a not very good radio wave.
>>525785986That's right. In this example, it is 30 characters.For all the messages, they repeat the first 6 characters of a message. People who monitored the HFGCS in the past called this the "preamble" and that term does appear to be present in unclassified documentation so it's likely the actual name (as opposed to header, or etc.)>>525784273's message is LH4ZJC3BJ74XCY7WDXYBD4QB4YR2AC, not LH4ZJCLH4ZJCLH4ZJCLH4ZJC3BJ74XCY7WDXYBD4QB4YR2AC.If you were uncertain, any ambiguity is cleared up when a longer EAM. Any message longer than 30 characters has the length stated by the operator, and you wouldn't be able to reconcile the stated length with the transcribed message except by concluding the repeated preamble is not a part of the message
>>525787991>That's right. In this example, it is 30 characters.Excellent. That helps in figuring out how to use your work more effectively, then. Thanks.>>525787991>Any message longer than 30 characters has the length stated by the operatorAhhhh That's why I haven't been hearing the length for the last couple days. I remember during Midnight Hammer they often were stating the lengths.I understand it's not repeated. I guessed the first 6 chars were to identify the recipient, but seeing as it is part of the actual message I was wondering if I misunderstood the intent of it in relation to your database.I think I am starting to understand the structure more, now.
Not sure about this one.I was hopping during the recording and may have missed a piece.https://vocaroo.com/1mX6ytxKae0r
LETS GOO
>>525788958I thought I heard a message. Couldn't get it on utwente.
>>525789002>Couldn't get it on utwente.That's where I recorded it from on 4724 (mainly). I tried hopping to 8992 and didn't hear anything, so went back to 4724.I think I caught the repeat, though.D5HQVYD5HQVYXT4YVG236SDFVKIWHmmm..22-chars
>>525789346I couldn't hear shit, I figured it was just noise bleed from the Christian HF AM coming in hot
Did I miss anything? Are Israel and Iran actually going to do it?
>>525769225Can I get a QRD on what gear I should start stealing to make myself a setup? I work for the military dealing with electronics but not in an RF related field at all, what sort of kit should I start grabbing?
>>525790269WebSDR hostingfag anon hereWhat I got, and was fairly simple to setup was an MLA-30 powered loop, RTL-SDR v4, and a computer. I recommend toying with power supplies a bit once you're setup, I have my injector for my loop running on a powerbank just not make the feed not all noise, but that's shit you really gotta figure out on your own setup, because it's different for everyone and everything. SDR and Antenna were under $80inb4 numbnuts "you must think you're rich" again like last night
>>525790269second parts not directed at you, I just refuse to directly acknowledge the faggot
>>525789995Sweetie, no. The nothingburgers have flown to south america now
>>525790529ThanksDo you have any advice on what other gear I might want to grab? We have a plethora of unused scopes, siggens, network analyzers, and shit like that
>>525790862Honestly, software OpenWebRX+ does most of the data work, but for addons you'll eventually want a adjustable attenuator ($30) and you'll need some common chokes eventually, but setup works pretty well just "out of the box" if you will. Took me the better part of the day to set it up, but that's mainly because linux issues on a headless pi and me being retardedThe RTL-SDR runs off a computer, so you'll have to have a computer for it too, forgot to mention
Folk Song waifu confirmed KIA
>>525791157Kek...>>525790529>MLA-30 powered loopI was looking for a decent antenna. I've just been using the stuff I got with my Portapack kit. That MLA-30 looks pretty decent, and you're able to use it for picking up the EAMs?
>>525791303Yeah, it picks up from 0-30MHz, I chose it because I'm in a noisy RF area, and it's not super sensitive to that. Antenna is dealers choice really, I'm just happy with my MLA-30
>>525791413How high do you mount it normally?This guy is using it about 4-5' off the ground I am guessing...but right by a chainlink fence? I question if he'd get better reception away from it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH1vYmwaHdY
>>525791624Height isn't as important as getting away from RF interference, that said, mine's like 20 feet from a powerline and it's doing pretty well. They're very forgiving
We got one lads 4724.00
lhzdd6 from Folk Song
I missed a chunk...and some of it I couldn't make out.https://vocaroo.com/1c9Qk1Fl7vJv
>>525792798This one is rushed. Double time.
lh55rx from Folk Song. 2 messages to two stations in 2 minutes. Hmmmm
can you lovelies put iran general (iii) on life support? im going back to take a nap. its unbelievablle that the general thread died.
Shit... another one I caught the repeat, I think.https://vocaroo.com/15PqZIwvlOiR
From Intel SlavaRIA, citing military sources, reports that the S-300 shot down a Ukrainian F-16.
>>525793366S-300 can't even lock onto anything smaller than a 777.
lh55rx from Folk Song again.
>>525793366>intel slava quoting riacome on nigger
lhzdd6 These are identifiers for specific units.
That was a double-dose from the Folk Song waifuhttps://vocaroo.com/11B3qzQ4dX8Z
Folk song waifu standby for traffic
>>525794371>>525794384>waifuIn the radio community, they are known as "Angels". Have been since the early 80s when the first female was heard.
>>525792950LHZDD6YSC?O4XR7WXQVDYPLOAHAPTN>>525793148LH55RXZWQ3G2WWNEHY32MSVVBNS2H?>>525794511>AngelsVery well...Folk Song Angel, it is.
>>525794371LH55RXZWQ3G2WWNEHY32MSVVBNS2HILHZDD6YSCIO4XR7WXQVDYPLOAHAPTNThe 2nd message was a repeat from earlier...intredasting.
>>525793137>can you lovelies put iran general (iii) on life support? im going back to take a nap. its unbelievablle that the general thread died.Israeli channel 12 reported that protests are waning, so your general.
https://vocaroo.com/1f722mTfb7MNLHCFM5Not Folk Song Angel...AND a follow-up from Folk Song Betamale who sounds like he's going to sleep...I can hardly understand himhttps://vocaroo.com/1f722mTfb7MN
>>525796053Ooops...Here's the 2nd oneFuckin hell, he's putting me to sleep.https://vocaroo.com/1oWH3uaKKGDD
