Unknown 14102750 KHz Digital ??

[Saint]

I checked the web site for digital sounds and could not find what this is, any idea. 14102750 KHz USB
Steve

 

[majoco]

Right in the middle of the 20m amateur band it could be anything - maybe even some people trying out yet another digital format!

 

[Saint]

Right in the middle of the 20m amateur band it could be anything - maybe even some people trying out yet another digital format!

I tried most of the decoders i Multipsk but nothing worked, I was just wondering if it could be decoded. Thanks for the reply.
Steve

 

[jwt873]

I haven't done much digital on 20 meters for years.. I tinkered with 300 baud packet, AMTOR and PSK..

I just took a listen at 14.102 and man... Never heard so many strange squeaks, squawks and buzzes.

The signal you're hearing sound like Clover 2000 --> CLOVER 2000 - Signal Identification Wiki

 

[Saint]

I haven't done much digital on 20 meters for years.. I tinkered with 300 baud packet, AMTOR and PSK..

I just took a listen at 14.102 and man... Never heard so many strange squeaks, squawks and buzzes.

The signal you're hearing sound like Clover 2000 --> CLOVER 2000 - Signal Identification Wiki

Yes it's the first time I came across this kind of digital signal, There was a RTTY contest going on at the time and a lot of RTTY traffic, maybe someone was testing their rig out or something, I'll keep an eye out for it again.
Steve

 

[inmarsat]

Wow that really sounds like hf packet maybe its "network 105" off frequency did you try decoding in LSB? As too clover 2000 i dont think it is it was it ever legal in the ham bands idk. i use too work a lot of clover 2 at the turn of this century was always on LSB at 14.065 miss it as i miss all the pactor amtor and g-tor qso which were abundent in the 1990s....73 de VE3BEE

 

[Saint]

Wow that really sounds like hf packet maybe its "network 105" off frequency did you try decoding in LSB? As too clover 2000 i dont think it is it was it ever legal in the ham bands idk. i use too work a lot of clover 2 at the turn of this century was always on LSB at 14.065 miss it as i miss all the pactor amtor and g-tor qso which were abundent in the 1990s....73 de VE3BEE

Thanks for the information I see the signal all the time, last night I tried to decode it again but with no luck, I will try and decode it with LSB and see if that will do the trick, I will post my results.
Steve

 

[jochenbrandt]

I checked the web site for digital sounds and could not find what this is, any idea. 14102750 KHz USB
Steve

I heard the same on 30m around 10.148 USB. I checked it out with MultiPSK....: Its APRS 300 Bd (Packet protocoll).

 

[n5pwp]

I checked the web site for digital sounds and could not find what this is, any idea. 14102750 KHz USB
Steve

Could be VARac. This frequency just happens to be slot 3 on 20M. The calling frequency is 14.105.000. Each slot is 750Hz wide. VARA modem searches for the appropriate protocol to use for the current band conditions. So you can hear a variety of sounds on the slot frequencies.
Mike

 

[merlin]

I have been catching som odd digital on 20. My first hunch is someone using VARA.

As too clover 2000 i dont think it is it was it ever legal in the ham bands idk

There are no restrictions on digital modes except for encryption.