SKYKING

>>139712399
>>139712399
ahh great

SKYKING freqencies:
main: 8992 11175
backup: 4724 6739 13200 15016
MODE: USB

| Main WebSDR:
| <http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/> [Loc JO32kf]

What YOU need to know --> http://www.numbers-stations.com/media/articles/EAMs.pdf http://www.ominous-valve.com/hfgcs.txt

Alternative WebSDRs that can be tuned to SKYKING:
<http://K3FEF.com:8901/> [Loc FN21mh] fq 4724 8992 15016
<http://websdr.printf.cc:8901/> [Loc KO04sd] fq 4724 6739 8992
<http://201.159.93.242:8088/> [Loc GH80Ac] fq 4724 6739 11175
<http://46.241.39.39:8901/> [Loc NO13th] fq 13200 15016
<http://ik8ysw.ddns.net/> [Loc JN70fq] fq 13200 15016
<http://ra4ptj.ru/> [Loc LO64dv] fq 6739 13200 15016
<http://96.242.43.137:8902/> [Loc FN20xd] fq 4724 6739 15016
<http://sdritajai.ddns.net:8080/> [Loc GG53ob] fq 4724 6739 15016
Full list https://gist.github.com/anonymous/2e448b4287ddcc05ade7c90778d57eac
Location of listening stations - Maidenhead Grid Square - http://www.levinecentral.com/ham/grid_square.php

MILITARY AIR TRAFFIC: https://global.adsbexchange.com/VirtualRadar/desktop.html
Go to options, filters (check enable filters), and select military.

Callsign list (NOT UP TO DATE): http://www.panix.com/~clay/scanning/Frequencies/Military/mil-callsigns.txt

been rather quiet was chatter at 1000 utc could only make out "milkyway" and "refuel"

>>139712476
No """nuclear""" movement/ commands will go through a non-encrypted, non-scrambled fucking voice channel

Bumping haven't seen one of these in a while, any predictions for when NK might test another nuke

>>139715967

not an expert on any of this but isnt it already encrypted thats what the random letters and numbers are right a 1 time pad spy shit

and its not like were expecting to understand any of it just that if alot of traffic is going on instead of no traffic something might be going on

>>139716971
That' a cypher, not encryption. Imagine having to coordinate a whole fleet one letter at a time.
Actual channels are end-to-end encrypted, scrambled and sunk into the noise spectrum, they are basically invisible unless you now how to properly descramble, and even then, encryption is mathematically sound. I'm a telecom cunt.

>>139716971
yes