@0755L Strong signal with Pirates on 255.450; very chatty.
Well the fact that you can hear them is one. I dont think there has been any US Mil traffic on analog in forever.How do you know they are pirates?
Often, authorised entities don't follow protocol.
maybe they said RRRRRR a lot ?How do you know they are pirates?
Often, authorised entities don't follow protocol.
My language translator shows it's Portuguese (Brazilian military); talking about getting a spare engine for someone's vehicle. Other transmissions from the same language on different frequencies also give talks mostly about their vehicles.How do you know they are pirates?
Often, authorised entities don't follow protocol.
US is not the only one with MIL SATs in these bands. I caught an India mil sat chatter then switched channels and went encrypted.My language translator shows it's Portuguese (Brazilian military); talking about getting a spare engine for someone's vehicle. Other transmissions from the same language on different frequencies also give talks mostly about their vehicles.
There's also talk about military ranks and upcoming military training sessions.
When our military was still using those 240 - 270 MHz sats; there were news articles how South American military units were using them without authorization. Now that our military uses the newer sats in the 340-360MHz range; there's not much concern on who uses the old freq ranges.
My language translator shows it's Portuguese (Brazilian military); talking about getting a spare engine for someone's vehicle. Other transmissions from the same language on different frequencies also give talks mostly about their vehicles.
There's also talk about military ranks and upcoming military training sessions.
When our military was still using those 240 - 270 MHz sats; there were news articles how South American military units were using them without authorization. Now that our military uses the newer sats in the 340-360MHz range; there's not much concern on who uses the old freq ranges.
this must be what I cpy now at 2130...tks Marcy@2130 UTC on 261.835 Russian language.