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I think I ID'ed the noise I asked about on SW in a previous post in the SW/HF monitoring forum ,it sounds like STANAG 4285.
I guess it is 4285 ??
I am using MultiPSK software that is working great on all ham digital modes ,as well as some professional modes ,but when I use its 4285 feature all I see is a bunch of letters / numbers / punctuation marks going at a fast rate.
Is this decoding and indicates the material is encrypted ? If so is there anything in the encrypted material that will at least tell me the station ID or that I am actually seeing a STANAG station ???
Al
I guess it is 4285 ??
I am using MultiPSK software that is working great on all ham digital modes ,as well as some professional modes ,but when I use its 4285 feature all I see is a bunch of letters / numbers / punctuation marks going at a fast rate.
Is this decoding and indicates the material is encrypted ? If so is there anything in the encrypted material that will at least tell me the station ID or that I am actually seeing a STANAG station ???
Al