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I just heard two overlapping "all stations" messages about fifteen minutes ago. Seemed urgent enough to interrupt each other.
 
dwatcher said:
GIANLUCA1989 said:
Another now,
poor signal on 8992
best on 15016 USB
dwatcher you have rec it?

Just posted it takes a few for me to upload it hate that part of it delays posting

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0obg2gvt3mV

His enunciation is a bit odd, but very well trained. It's totally textbook, always odd hearing it though... sounds kinda robotic :D
 
Oswald said:
If you gave a ballpark, how many EAMs going out per hour? Any guess how long the messages are?

In the past 6 hours I've picked up 7 (though may have been others on other freqs), couldn't tell you average char count. It seems to come in batches.

In the past 12 hours we had 11, and the past 24 hours we've had about 27 (may be higher as there were a few back to back in the last day that went into the same recording).

Full listing of file times (these are the end of transmission timestamps):
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24 Mar 12:15
24 Mar 12:25
24 Mar 12:43
24 Mar 12:46
24 Mar 13:00
24 Mar 13:03
24 Mar 13:16
24 Mar 13:19
24 Mar 17:16
24 Mar 17:24
24 Mar 17:44
24 Mar 17:58
24 Mar 20:49
24 Mar 21:25
24 Mar 21:39
24 Mar 22:06
25 Mar 03:08
25 Mar 03:12
25 Mar 04:06
25 Mar 04:36
25 Mar 05:27
25 Mar 07:05
25 Mar 07:28
25 Mar 07:59
25 Mar 08:05
25 Mar 08:51
25 Mar 09:35
 
Message of 146 characters going out now, didn't catch callsign, 11175 is inaudible, other freqs sound fine though.
Oswald said:
That's really impressive for tracking spikes and transmission tempo. Though I couldn't follow any of that capture stuff you made in the other thread.

It is, especially for data nerds like me :D Just need to find a way to automate the whole process.
 
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