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Anonymous user #1

173 days ago

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Does ship radar penetrate houses 10 miles away?

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Arclamp

14 days ago

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yeah it probs would

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Anonymous user #2

165 days ago

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i need to know this mode , thanks guys

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Anonymous user #3

100 days ago

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Just discovered this site. It is a fascinating topic of how we communicate efficiently, reliably and securely. I will be exploring the site very much. Very interesting. Thanks. 2020 August 17th 10:57 UTC

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Anonymous user #4

87 days ago

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Genuinely awesome site, both in organization and content. Will take the mystery out of the odd collection of signals that have puzzled me for years when exploring the bands. Many thanks for your efforts!

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G8BQR

10 days ago

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A very useful Database, many thanks.

I would like to see a Category for Electromagnetic Interference (EMIElectromagnetic interference / RFIa specific subset of electrical noise on the Electromagnetic interference (EMI) spectrum) signals added, please.

Such as HDMI (already in the database), switched mode power supply (a representative sample, or 2), Ethernet, central heating Boiler(Gas), TV emissions (LO, harmonics, etc), and so on.

It would make the identification of interference sources in my house a lot easier :-) Once I can work out how to do it I can provide samples, mostly unidentified as yet :-(

Regards, Ed

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Secops

4 days ago

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Hello, I've captured a a new signal - at least to me it is - on UHFUltra High Frequency (300-3000 MHz). This was present for several days and has since disappeared. Please refer to this link at Vimeo for a sample. You may have to increase the volume. I'd like to get anyones thoughts on this.

https://vimeo.com/481448275

Thanks!

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