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Zanting said:
EAMs at (UTC):
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EAMs at (UTC):
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Two different skykings one after another now on 8992
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Eifelgangsta said:
Confirmed: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0n3i9NIeqJm
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hrng said:Updated graphs + data - I'll start putting these up once a week when the new thread comes up. Missing data for the future, because unfortunately my time machine is broken
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I think these should be put into it's own seperate thread, so they don't get lost in the 20+ pages that often occur in 'The Listening Post', and so they can be easily compared with other weeks' statistics.
Just my opinion. Thoughts?
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Worldwatcher said:hrng said:Updated graphs + data - I'll start putting these up once a week when the new thread comes up. Missing data for the future, because unfortunately my time machine is broken
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I think these should be put into it's own seperate thread, so they don't get lost in the 20+ pages that often occur in 'The Listening Post', and so they can be easily compared with other weeks' statistics.
Just my opinion. Thoughts?
I concur. These are good statistics, and they should be taken care of in the right way.
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Happy to pop them in their own thread 
I'll put out another one at the end of the 30th to cover a week since I started collating data, and will then do one every Monday.
Might see if Google Docs can do the same pivot table stuff as Excel, if so then I can open it up for collaborative editing by all the other comms watchers.
I'll put out another one at the end of the 30th to cover a week since I started collating data, and will then do one every Monday.
Might see if Google Docs can do the same pivot table stuff as Excel, if so then I can open it up for collaborative editing by all the other comms watchers.
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Sorry for the delay. At 1035 Eastern, I caught a transmission on the 89 frequency from Andrews making a request for a phone patch. I've never heard that request before, so I don't know if that is routine or not.
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36 character message coming in. Unaware of callsign at the moment.
Callsign is Hibernate.
UPDATE (9:02 AM): We've got a test count. Unaware of callsign.
UPDATE (9:12 AM): Another all stations message from Hibernate.
Callsign is Hibernate.
UPDATE (9:02 AM): We've got a test count. Unaware of callsign.
UPDATE (9:12 AM): Another all stations message from Hibernate.
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11:12 eastern 30 character message from hibernate repeated once. All stations.
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Another all stations coming in from Hibernate.
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Another one same callsignjayfeather31 said:
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And another "Hibernate" now on 11175
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New EAM on 11175 not "Hibernate"
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Another one on 11175
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Morning all!
List of EAMs since 1500z: (UTC)
14:58
15:12
15:18
15:40
15:45
16:15
18:47
19:17
19:35
19:41
20:00
List of EAMs since 1500z: (UTC)
14:58
15:12
15:18
15:40
15:45
16:15
18:47
19:17
19:35
19:41
20:00
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Nothing is coming through at the moment. Can anyone confirm on this?
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jayfeather31 said:
Yup, few test counts but that's about it.
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Had some weird transmission come in on 4724. The waterfall shows it going slightly to the left every second, almost like it was a scanner or something. Anyways, it's gone now.
UPDATE (4:18 PM): All stations call, wasn't able to get callsign.
UPDATE (4:24 PM): Another test count.
UPDATE (4:27 PM): Same strange transmission.
UPDATE (4:41 PM): Again, there's that transmission. I'll check to see if this occurs on another frequency in the next ten minutes and come back.
UPDATE (4:57 PM): All stations call, but the call is distorted, so I cannot figure out the callsign. 100 character message, poor guy.
UPDATE (5:03 PM): Finally figured out callsign. It's Windtank (Yeah, I don't get it either.)
UPDATE (4:18 PM): All stations call, wasn't able to get callsign.
UPDATE (4:24 PM): Another test count.
UPDATE (4:27 PM): Same strange transmission.
UPDATE (4:41 PM): Again, there's that transmission. I'll check to see if this occurs on another frequency in the next ten minutes and come back.
UPDATE (4:57 PM): All stations call, but the call is distorted, so I cannot figure out the callsign. 100 character message, poor guy.
UPDATE (5:03 PM): Finally figured out callsign. It's Windtank (Yeah, I don't get it either.)
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Morning all!
All was quiet until a couple of spikes through the night. I've migrated the spreadsheet and fancy formulas to Google Docs so will have a thread with link and details shortly.
EAMs (UTC):
15:03:00
15:31:00
15:39:00
15:55:00
16:17:00
16:30:00
16:41:00
16:47:00
16:49:00
20:12:00
20:32:00
20:36:00
21:08:00
21:13:00
22:57:00
That 100 char message was the longest I've heard in a long time, bloke sounded like he was falling asleep. 7 minutes for a single EAM O_O
I didn't pick up anything earlier in the hour (re your 4:18PM all stations), could you confirm the time in UTC for that one so I can double check the logs?
All was quiet until a couple of spikes through the night. I've migrated the spreadsheet and fancy formulas to Google Docs so will have a thread with link and details shortly.
EAMs (UTC):
15:03:00
15:31:00
15:39:00
15:55:00
16:17:00
16:30:00
16:41:00
16:47:00
16:49:00
20:12:00
20:32:00
20:36:00
21:08:00
21:13:00
22:57:00
jayfeather31 said:
That 100 char message was the longest I've heard in a long time, bloke sounded like he was falling asleep. 7 minutes for a single EAM O_O
I didn't pick up anything earlier in the hour (re your 4:18PM all stations), could you confirm the time in UTC for that one so I can double check the logs?
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Glad somebody else other than me was listening. I felt like I was alone in a sea of military messages. :shock:
UPDATE (6:19 PM): All stations call from Doorbell.
TO HRNG: I can't confirm the 4:18 PM MDT in UTC. The logs don't stretch out that far, unfortunately...
UPDATE (7:07 PM): That weird transmission is back on 4724. It seems localized to there.
UPDATE (8:08 PM): A bit of a rushed test count. The one hour difference seems to suggest that this is normal.
UPDATE (8:12 PM): I stand corrected. Another rushed test count.
UPDATE (8:15 PM): Rather odd. Seems like one of the guys once another to respond. Anyone see, ahem, hearing this?
UPDATE (8:37 PM): Heavily distorted message. Can't determine anything.
UPDATE (9:45 PM): We haven't had a message in over an hour. This is a bit off...
UPDATE (6:19 PM): All stations call from Doorbell.
TO HRNG: I can't confirm the 4:18 PM MDT in UTC. The logs don't stretch out that far, unfortunately...
UPDATE (7:07 PM): That weird transmission is back on 4724. It seems localized to there.
UPDATE (8:08 PM): A bit of a rushed test count. The one hour difference seems to suggest that this is normal.
UPDATE (8:12 PM): I stand corrected. Another rushed test count.
UPDATE (8:15 PM): Rather odd. Seems like one of the guys once another to respond. Anyone see, ahem, hearing this?
UPDATE (8:37 PM): Heavily distorted message. Can't determine anything.
UPDATE (9:45 PM): We haven't had a message in over an hour. This is a bit off...
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