I recently got a NOAA handlheld radio with AM, FM, National Weather Service, and Shortwave frequencies.
Near both Windsor, MO and Glenwood Spgs, CO (these are in the USA) I am able to receive a digital signal over Shortwave a little above 10MHz (cant tell exactly its an analog tuner) Its irritating because i never have my computer present to interpret the signal.
IK Whiteman AFB is in or near Windsor, but theres no airforce prescence i know about in Glenwood. Does anybody know what digital signal is being passed on that frequency? I cant figure it out because its a raw digital signal over the handheld radio that needs to go through a computer.
Shortwave Signal
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TheGeekoid
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Shortwave Signal
Rule number one, do NOT fly into a thunderstorm. Rule number two, if you fly into a thunderstorm, see rule number one.
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Re: Shortwave Signal
It's the feds, man. They're colluding with the Makh-dum-kopf race of quinpedal vertebrates from AF-8008-UR in the Proxima Centauri system - co-ordinating the next planetary invasion.
They're watching the web too, I'm gonna delete this post when you confirm you've read it.
They're watching the web too, I'm gonna delete this post when you confirm you've read it.
