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Digital Signals Decoding Discussions regarding decoding digital signals on the HF bands, including HFDL, ALE, RTTY, CW, and others.

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Old 03-29-2009, 06:26 PM
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Default What type of data is this? 6724 khz

This is on GHFS channel 4 (6724 khz usb) and it has been going almost non stop for days. I am hearing right now as I type this.

Can anyone tell me what protocol it is and can it be decoded?
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Old 03-29-2009, 06:46 PM
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You are hearing Radio Teletype (RTTY). From a quick listen, it sounds like 75 Baud (100 WPM). It's probably encrypted. If it is, you cannot decode it. If it isn't, there are a good number of programs that are capable (HAM Radio Deluxe (HRD) comes to mind)).

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This is on GHFS channel 4 (6724 khz usb) and it has been going almost non stop for days. I am hearing right now as I type this.

Can anyone tell me what protocol it is and can it be decoded?
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Hmm, tried a couple of programs and I tried RTTY but there were so many baud rates etc... that even if it was clear it was damn near like encryption just trying to hit the right combo.

How do you know what shift, bits and stop whatever (1, 1.5 or 2) ?

I have another at 2.520 right now I'm listening to. I am using Digtial Master under the HRD program menu.

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75 BAUD, 1.5 stop bits 850 HZ Shift is typical on military frequencies.
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Hmm, tried a couple of programs and I tried RTTY but there were so many baud rates etc... that even if it was clear it was damn near like encryption just trying to hit the right combo.

How do you know what shift, bits and stop whatever (1, 1.5 or 2) ?

I have another at 2.520 right now I'm listening to. I am using Digtial Master under the HRD program menu.
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