scans of decoder printouts, copied in the 1980’s and 1990’s - udxf · 2018. 7. 14. · s4r2 )...
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UTILITY DXers FORUM (UDXF)
Scans of decoder printouts, copied in the 1980’s and 1990’s
© Ary Boender / UDXF www.udxf.nl
MFA Warsaw, Poland, 15 September 1992, 1610 UTC, 11467 kHz, Mode: Baudot 75bd
PTT Beijng, China, c/s BAL34, 20 March 1986, 2158 UTC. Freq: 6814 kHz
MFA Bonn, Germany, 3 October 1990. Mode: RS-ARQ/228.5bd
MFA Stockholm, Sweden, c/s SAM. 15 October 1993, 1235 UTC. Mode: SW-ARQ 100bd. Freq: 14814.4 kHz
Bucarest Meteo, Roumania, 20 February 20, 2130 UTC
MIR space station, 4 June 1998, 2141 UTC
Press Agency CETEKA, Czech Republic, 15 October 1993, 1235 UTC
Deutsche Welle, Kigali, 29 November 1994, 0830 UTC
Press Agency JANA, Libya, 15 April 1986, 1830 UTC
Press Agency KUNA, Kuwait, 19 February 1986, 1522 UTC
Press Agency MAP, Marocco, 19 February 1986, 1425 UTC
Sofia Meteo, Bulgaria, 8 February 1987, 1915 UTC
Press Agency TASS, Soviet Union, 20 February 1986, 1800 UTC
Press Agency Xinhua, China, 25 March 1986, 1848 UTC
Tirana Meteo, Albania, 20 February 1986, 1950 UTC
KRIPTOGRAMMA messages are encrypted messages that were very popular during the Soviet days. But every now and then I still see reports of such messages. The messages were exchanged between vessels and the shipping company or the government agency involved like the Kosmicheskie Voyska Rossii (Russian Space Forces). Kriptogrammas were also widely used in fishery related communications.
