On Saturday, September 15, 2007 10:49:46 AM UTC-4, wrote:
At 15:40 through 15:45 I have been receiving a very weak AM signal on
13.560MHz. Smack in the middle of the ISM/HiFer "band".

Latin sounding music with a female buried too deap in the noise to
understand.

Anyone else getting this?

Any guesses as to a prirate, HiFer gone wild or an out of band SW
station.


Terry
R2000, experimental Lankford 15' relay tuned vertical with a set of 16
elevated radials.

Let's not forget that Part 15 rules allow low powered transmitters on 13.560 without a license , though the chances of a few milliwatts making skip is very slim.

wrote:

On Saturday, September 15, 2007 10:49:46 AM UTC-4, wrote:
At 15:40 through 15:45 I have been receiving a very weak AM signal on
13.560MHz. Smack in the middle of the ISM/HiFer "band".

Latin sounding music with a female buried too deap in the noise to
understand.

Anyone else getting this?

Any guesses as to a prirate, HiFer gone wild or an out of band SW
station.


Terry
R2000, experimental Lankford 15' relay tuned vertical with a set of 16
elevated radials.

Let's not forget that Part 15 rules allow low powered transmitters on 13.560 without a license , though the chances of a few milliwatts making skip is very slim.

Also, as this is apparently from 2007, it is hard to check out, but it might have been a mixing product between two different transmitters.

The Cubans come to mind...

On 12/04/2014 06:11 PM, wrote:
On Saturday, September 15, 2007 10:49:46 AM UTC-4, wrote:
At 15:40 through 15:45 I have been receiving a very weak AM signal on
13.560MHz. Smack in the middle of the ISM/HiFer "band".

Latin sounding music with a female buried too deap in the noise to
understand.

Anyone else getting this?

Any guesses as to a prirate, HiFer gone wild or an out of band SW
station.


Terry
R2000, experimental Lankford 15' relay tuned vertical with a set of 16
elevated radials.

Let's not forget that Part 15 rules allow low powered transmitters on 13.560 without a license , though the chances of a few milliwatts making skip is very slim.


The HFBC lower band "limit" is 13,600; It's a pirate or a squatter.